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# Traverse City Resorters

The Traverse City Resorters were a professional minor league baseball team located in Traverse City, Michigan, United States, playing in the Class D Michigan State League and the precursor West Michigan League from 1910 to 1914. The Resorters played at the Bowers Harbor Ball Park on Old Mission Peninsula.

## History

The Traverse City Resorters played five seasons of minor league baseball. The club began play in 1910 in what was called the West Michigan League and finished 50–45 that season, a half game behind the league champion Cadillac Chiefs. Pitcher LaRue Kirby had 13 wins and led the league with 150 strikeouts. The league expanded in 1911, was renamed the Michigan State League, and the Resorters finished in 4th place with a 62–56 record, despite featuring two future big leaguers in Kirby and Bunny Brief, with a league leading 10 home runs and 97 runs.
James Hamilton took over as manager for Traverse City in 1912, and the club finished 2nd with a 79–40 record. Bunny Brief hit .353 and led the league with 13 home runs, LaRue Kirby won 18 games, and both advanced to Major League Baseball that season. The 1912 Resorters also featured Jim Riley and Ernie Krueger, both of whom would also reach the major leagues. The team finished second again in 1913, but with a 22–74 record in 1914, the team withdrew from the league on September 1, did not finish the league season, and folded operations. Professional baseball did not return to Traverse City until 2006 when the Traverse City Beach Bums of the independent Frontier League began play.

## Notable alumni

The Resorters featured several players during their existence who would go on to Major League Baseball teams, including Bunny Brief, who played with the St. Louis Browns, Chicago White Sox, and Pittsburgh Pirates; Katsy Keifer, who advanced to the Indianapolis Hoosiers of the third major-league, the Federal League in 1914; LaRue Kirby, who played for the New York Giants and St. Louis Terriers; Ernie Krueger, who played for the Cleveland Naps, New York Yankees, New York Giants, Brooklyn Robins, and Cincinnati Reds; and Jim Riley, who played for the Boston Doves.

## Season-by-season results

| Year | League | W–L | Win % | Place | League champion |
| 1910 | West Michigan League | 50–45 | .526 | 2nd | Cadillac Chiefs |
| 1911 | Michigan State League | 62–56 | .525 | 4th | Manistee Colts |
| 1912 | Michigan State League | 79–40 | .664 | 2nd | Manistee Champs |
| 1913 | Michigan State League | 62–57 | .521 | 2nd | Manistee Champs |
| 1914 | Michigan State League | 22–74 | .229 | 6th | Muskegon Speeders |
# Tracy Ferrie

Tracy Ferrie is an American musician, who is the current bass player for the classic rock band Boston and is the former bass player of Christian metal band Stryper.

## Biography

Ferrie grew up in Northern Indiana where he was encouraged by his high school band director to pursue music, leading him to study at Berklee College of Music in the Music Production and Engineering deptartments. During his grade school days, Ferrie learned to play various instruments including tuba, guitar, upright bass, and percussion, but was requested to play electric bass by his band director. Bass quickly became Ferrie's main instrument and gained him many session gigs, live and in the studio.
After two and a half years of studying at Berklee, Ferrie was attacked and mugged outside of Boston. After hospitalization and multiple surgeries, Ferrie moved back home to Indiana recover. He eventually moved to Hollywood and enrolled at Musicians Institute. While in Los Angeles he began taking jobs for recording sessions and performing live with bands and in videos, some of which were featured on MTV. Ferrie's first touring act across the south western United States was with the band Electrik.
Ferrie's big break came from Dez Dickerson, who played guitar for Prince's band The Revolution. Dickerson was able to get Ferrie an audition for the Christian metal band Whitecross, with whom he recorded two full albums and completed two world tours with. He also played and wrote for Whitecross's labelmate, Seraiah.
Since 1996, Tracy played bass for Michael Sweet's solo band, Sally Steele, Guardian, Rebecca St. James, Plumb, Sonicflood, Greg Long and Strange Celebrity before joining Stryper in 2004. He participated on stage in the Boston Strong Benefit along with Aerosmith, J. Geils, Jimmy Buffett, Carole King and James Taylor. As a member of Stryper, Tracy was joined By Tom Scholz and Gary Pihl to play "Peace of Mind" for the Station nightclub fire benefit for the families and victims of the tragic fire in Rhode Island.
Some of his recording credits are with Stryper, Plumb, April McLean, Strange Celebrity, Whitecross, Jeff Deyo, Boe Braswell, Kristy Starling, Danielle Bollinger, Paul Alan, and Kimberley Locke. Tracy is the Assistant Minister at Grace Church of East Dennis on Cape Cod.
Ferrie has since left Stryper to join Boston, replacing Kimberley Dahme in mid-2012.
Ferrie is also a national roller skating champion.

## Discography

* 1992: Seraiah, Seraiah (bass and backing vocals)
* 1994: Unveiled, Whitecross (bass and backing vocals)
* 1995: Equilibrium, Whitecross (bass and backing vocals)
* 2001: Becoming, April McLean (bass)
* 2003: Remedy, Strange Celebrity
* 2005: Reborn, Stryper (bass)
* 2006: Him, Michael Sweet (bass)
* 2009: Murder by Pride, Stryper (bass)
* 2013: My Independence, Erika Van Pelt (bass on "Walk Through The Storm")
# Surfbeat Behind the Iron Curtain, Volume 1

Surfbeat Behind the Iron Curtain, Volume 1 is a compilation album featuring underground garage and surf rock musical artists east of the Iron Curtain that were recorded between 1963 and 1966. It is the first installment of the Planetary Pebbles series, which was a sub-series to the Pebbles series, and was released on AIP Records, on August 12, 1997 (see 1997 in music).
Considering the Eastern European bands represented had little opportunity to record, the tracks are primitive in comparison to their Western contemporaries. Nonetheless, the album includes arguably among the rarest material available in the Pebbles series extensive catalog. Musical highlights include surf rock-inspired instrumentals by Japanese T. Terauchi, the East German Die Sputniks, and the Romanian Sincron. Other acts also resided in Czechoslovakia and Poland, with the Slava Kunst Orchestra contributing the most abnormal assortment of nonsensical lyrics, wedding band-like instrumentals, and berserk tempo on "Lucifer In Coelis".
The album claims to feature strictly groups from the Eastern Bloc, but in actuality 11 of the 24 tracks were recorded by Western European bands and a Japanese band. Surfbeat Behind the Iron Curtain, Volume 1 was released on both compact disc and vinyl.

## Track listing

* Sincron: "Pe Linga Plopii Fara Sot Leader"
* Capras: "Beginning of Autumn"
* T. Terauchi and the Bunnys: "Theme from Unfinished Symphony"
* Niebiesko-Czarni: "Komandosi"
* The Eliminators: "The Saint"
* Mefistos: "Return of Gemini"
* Die Sputniks: "Sputniks Thema"
* Thunderbirds: "African Guitars Leader"
* Niebiesko-Czarni: "Nocny Alarm
* The Boomerangs: "Crazy Guitars"
* Trocadero Sextett: "Leicht Verdreht"
* Orchester Charles Blackwell: "The Bumble Beat"
* Klaus Lenz Sextett: "Corso"
* Slava Kunst Orchestra: "Lucifer In Coelis"
* Thunderbirds: "Twistin Safari"
* Theo Schumann Combo: "Aladin"
* Niebiesko-Czarni: "Take Blya Moja"
* Sincron: "In Gara La Leordeni"
* Gisha Brothers: "Wewo's Rock"
* The Constellations: "Colorado"
* Javalins: "Javalins Rock"
* Franke Echo Quintett: "Melodie Für Barbara"
* Eliminators: "Wipe Out!"
* Karel Duba and His Guitar Men: "The Coach"
# Squamous odontogenic tumor

Squamous odontogenic tumors (SOTs) are very rare benign locally infiltrative odontogenic neoplasms of epithelial origin. Only some 50 cases have been documented. They occur mostly from 20-40 and are more common in males. Treatment is by simple enucleation and local curettage, and recurrence is rare.

## Clinical appearance

Clinically, they are initially slow growing and asymptomatic but may cause mobility or displacement of teeth. They may occur anywhere in the jaws but are more common in the posterior mandible and anterior maxilla. They are usually intrabony, but some peripheral cases have been observed. Radiographically, they are small unilocular or larger multilocular well defined non-corticated radiolucencies, triangular or crescent in shape, with the base apically between adjacent roots of vital teeth. They are often misdiagnosed as periodontitis. SOT should be suspected where isolated periodontal defects occur without obvious risk factors.

## Histology

Lesions are non-encapsulated with islands of well differentiated squamous epithelium that commonly contain microcysts and calcifications in a dense fibrous connective tissue stroma. The pathogenesis is unclear but they appear to arise from the gingival epithelium or cell rests of Malassez or Serres. This presentation is similar to that of squamous cell carcinomas; however, the epithelium of SOT is highly differentiated.
# Stoneface

Stoneface may refer to:

## Geography

* Stoneface, Natural Research Area in the Shawnee National Forest
* Great Stone Face, rock formation in Millard County, Utah purported to look like the profile of Joseph Smith.

## Books

* Stoneface, novel in Deathlands series
* The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 1850
* Stoneface, character in The Roots of the Mountains novel by William Morris 1913
* Stoneface (comics), a Marvel Comics character

## People

* Stoneface, rapper with Wu-Tang Clan
* Old stone face, nickname of several people
* The Great Stone Face (disambiguation), nickname of several people
# Ray Mallouf

Raymond Lucian Mallouf (July 11, 1918 – June 6, 2008) was an American football quarterback and punter who played professionally in the National Football League (NFL). He played four seasons for the Chicago Cardinals, interrupted by World War II, and one season with the New York Giants.

## Biography

Mallouf played college football for the SMU Mustangs, where he was nicknamed the "slinging Syrian". He was drafted in the 10th round of the 1941 NFL draft by the Chicago Cardinals.
After playing for the Cardinals in 1941, Mallouf missed the 1942 through 1945 seasons due to his service in the United States Navy during World War II. After the war, he resumed his career with the Cardinals in the 1946 season. Mallouf was a member of the 1947 Chicago Cardinals, winners of the 1947 NFL Championship Game over the Philadelphia Eagles. The following season, he was the Cardinals' starting quarterback in the 1948 NFL Championship Game due to a wrist injury to Paul Christman against the Bears in the regular season finale. The championship game, played in blizzard conditions, saw the Cardinals lose, 7–0, in a rematch with the Eagles. He went 3-for-7 for 38 yards, which actually made him the leading passer in the whole game (his teammate Charley Trippi and Charley Eikenberg each threw four incompletions, one of which resulted in an interception). Mallouf also punted eight times. An attempted handoff by Mallouf to Elmer Angsman resulted in a fumble recovered by the Eagles (Frank Kilroy) that led to the only score of the game in the fourth quarter. Mallouf was the last Cardinal to start a playoff game until Jim Hart in 1974 and the last to start a championship game until Kurt Warner in Super Bowl XLIII in 2009. In September 1949, the Cardinals traded Mallouf to the New York Giants for a player to be named later. He completed his NFL career that season, with the Giants. After being released by he Giants in January 1950, Mallouf was selected by the Green Bay Packers late in the 1950 NFL draft—allowed under draft rules at the time—but never played for the Packers.
Mallouf was the first quarterback in NFL history to achieve a perfect passer rating of 158.3, which he achieved on October 17, 1948, when he led the Cardinals to a 63–35 victory over the Giants. He completed 14 of 18 passes, totaling 252 yards, along with four touchdowns and no interceptions.
# Pollena Trocchia

Pollena Trocchia is a comune (municipality) in the Metropolitan City of Naples in the Italian region Campania, located about 11 km east of Naples.
It was created in 1811 from two already existing villages, Pollena and Trocchia, both of Samnite-Etruscan origin. Pollena took its name from the cult of Apollo, who had an important temple here in the Roman and pre-Roman ages. Both were destroyed by the 1631 eruption of Vesuvius.
The baths of an ancient Roman villa were discovered at Masseria De Carolis in Pollena Trocchia in 1988 and subsequently exposed.

## History

Before the Roman colonisation, this area was probably inhabited by Italic peoples like Samnites and Oscans. Later it became a resort for rich patricians of Rome or for rich estate owners who built magnificent villas in the area.
Excavations have shown that the north side of the Vesuvius volcano was equally as populated as the southern side where Pompeii and Herculaneum lie, but have not been paid as much attention by historians. The area was buried during the eruptions of Vesuvius of 472, 505 and 512 AD and not 79 AD (like that which buried Pompeii etc.), and so was part of the community that continued after the earlier eruption and recovered better than the territories to the south.
The baths were built after the 79 AD eruption and before the mid-2nd century.
The eruptions of Vesuvius of 472 buried the lower floors but clearance work was done and occupation then continued in the upper levels until it was completely buried in the 505 and 512 eruptions.

## Excavations

The site was first discovered during construction of apartment blocks but the builders tried to destroy it as a hindrance to their work. A brief site report classed it as agricultural and no further excavation was made. The site was forgotten and used for illegal dumping.
The Apolline Project identified the site and from 2005 it was cleared and annual excavations started.
10 rooms of baths with massive structures have been discovered on two floors. An earlier villa is believed to be situated adjacent to them on the same site.
# Wisbech St Mary railway station

Wisbech St Mary railway station was a station on the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway line between Wisbech and Peterborough. Located in Wisbech St. Mary, it is now closed.
The station building is no longer standing, having been demolished in around 2006 to make way for a new housing development on Beechings Close.
| Preceding station | Disused railways | Following station |
| Murrow East | Midland and Great Northern Peterborough Line | Wisbech North |
# RTÉ Choice

RTÉ Choice was a digital radio station of the Irish public-service broadcaster Raidió Teilifís Éireann (RTÉ), made specifically for talk-radio. RTÉ realigned their digital radio services in 2013 and much of the content on RTÉ Choice began broadcasting on RTÉ Radio 1 Extra, by May 2013 both channels were simulcasts of one another. RTÉ Choice has since ceased broadcasting.

## History

Initially the broadcaster placed the station on the digital terrestrial television trial service in late October 2007. Along with 5 other new digital stations, RTÉ Choice was launched on 1 December 2008. It broadcast comedy shows, documentaries, vintage shows, music and international programming sourced either from RTÉ's own broadcasts or via the World Radio Network from providers such as BBC World Service, National Public Radio and Radio Netherlands Worldwide.
The channel was also available on Saorview Ireland's free to air DTT service.

## Closure

RTÉ's five-year plan submitted to the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland outlined a number of changes that RTÉ has in mind for their digital radio services. The first to be addressed was the axing of RTÉ Choice radio in favour of a more talk based RTÉ Radio 1 Extra. RTÉ's five-year plan also outlines proposals to looking into part-time service RTÉ Chill and RTÉ Gold.
# Wiwannihorn

The Wiwannihorn is a mountain of the Bernese Alps, located north of Ausserberg in the canton of Valais. It lies on the range between the Bietschtal and the Baltschiedertal, south of the Bietschhorn.
The Wiwannihorn can be climbed easily on its normal route with proper equipment. Several more technical, multi-pitch free climbing and alpine climbing routes lead to the top as well. The most famous is probably the Steinadlerroute. The basecamp for climbing the Wiwannihorn is the Wiwanni hut that is accessible from Ausserberg via a hiking trail or a via ferrata through the Baltschieder valley.
# Wickede

Wickede (German pronunciation:), officially Wickede (Ruhr), is a municipality in the district of Soest, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Wickede lists the town of Jemielnica in Poland as its twin city and enjoys the cultural exchange and relationship.

## Geography

Wickede (Ruhr) is situated on the river Ruhr which runs directly through the town and shapes the townscape. Wickede (Ruhr) is situated approximately 20 km south of Hamm and 20 km south-west of Soest. The town encompasses 25.2 square kilometers and is located on the southern flank of a hill called "Haarstrang".

### Neighbouring municipalities

* Arnsberg
* Ense
* Fröndenberg
* Menden
* Unna
* Werl

### Division of the town

After the local government reforms of 1969, Wickede consists of the following five districts:
* Echthausen (1.622 inhabitants)
* Schlückingen (218 inhabitants)
* Wiehagen (1.452 inhabitants)
* Wimbern (1.003 inhabitants)
* Wickede (8.564 inhabitants)

### Notable people

* Fritz Steinhoff (1897-1969), German politician (SPD)
# Trechus larisae

Trechus larisae is a species of ground beetle in the subfamily Trechinae. It was described by Igor Alexandrowich Belousov and Ilya Igorevitsh Kabak in 1996.
# Super Fan (game show)

Super Fan is an Indian celebrity game show hosted by film critic and television anchor, Anupama Chopra. The show is produced by the Film Companion and debuted on Flipkart Video on 10 July 2020. Super Fan is an original series on Flipkart Video and is aired weekly on Flipkart app, where viewers are asked questions about celebrities. The first episode was aired on 10 July 2020, featuring Kareena Kapoor. The next set of celebrities include Jacqueline Fernandez, Tapsee Pannu, Sara Ali Khan, Ananya Pandey, and so on.

## Overview

Super Fan is an interactive celebrity game show which is aired every Friday on Flipkart. It is 10–12 minutes long. In every episode, a celebrity guest takes part in the show. Each celebrity will ask the fans certain questions about their lives which are not popularly known. Celebrity will reveal the answers in the same episode itself and fans will get intricate insights on the Celeb’s personal lives. The audience gets a week to play and submits their answers.

## Show format

The show begins with Anupama Chopra introducing the celebrity of the week, followed by a direct to camera video of the celebrity. The celebrity does a small message for all of his/her fans and then jumps into asking 10 questions about themselves that only their superfan would know.

### Regular segments

The questions are divided into three segments.
* Personal choices: These questions will be around the celebrity’s personal preferences, habits, and anecdotes that are not public knowledge.
* True or False: These again will be personal facts that the celebrity would share and the format would True or False.
* Film Questions: These questions will be based on their film choices, experiences, and their own filmography.
# Someone like You (Sylvester song)

"Someone Like You" is a 1986 dance single by Sylvester. The song was written by Len Barry and McKinley Horton. It was produced by Ken Kessie and Morey Goldstein. The single was Sylvester's second and last entry to reach number one on the dance charts, where it stayed for one week. "Someone like You", also went to number nineteen on the soul chart, and was Sylvester's highest chart entry, since 1978.
The single sleeve was designed by artist Keith Haring.

## Track listing
### US 7" single

* "Someone Like You" - 4:10
* "Someone Like You" (Larry Levan mix) - 4:30

### US 12" Maxi-Single

* "Someone Like You" - 6:11
* "Someone Like You" (Joseph Watt remix) - 5:46
* "Someone Like You" (Larry Levan mix) - 5:58
* "Someone Like You (Dub)" (Larry Levan mix) - 6:35
# Streptomyces vietnamensis

Streptomyces vietnamensis is a bacterium species from the genus of Streptomyces which has been isolated from forest soil in Vietnam.
# Urbainville, Prince Edward Island

Urbainville is a community in the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island, located in Lot 16 of Prince County, northwest of Summerside.
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# Canal des Pangalanes

The Canal des Pangalanes is a canal that consists of a series of natural rivers, waterways and human-made lakes that extends for over 654 kilometres (410 mi) and runs down the east coast of Madagascar from Toamasina to Farafangana. It is used primarily for transportation and fishing, and it has unspoiled natural beaches that are visited by tourists. An initial area of the canal in Toamasina (in French: Tamatave) is straight, while subsequent areas have curves, lagoons, connected lakes and swamps.

## Construction

Initial construction of the canal was undertaken by France under gouverneur Joseph Gallieni during the French colonial period between 1896 and 1904 to increase trade, provide a means to supply troops that were located inland, and to provide a safe route for cargo boats destined for Toamasina compared to traveling along the coast of the Indian Ocean. By 1901, an uninterrupted canal existed between Toamasina and Andevoranto, which extended 95 kilometres (60 mi).
Additional construction from 1949 to 1957, cost over 800 million CFA francs to complete. Part of this project included the 570 million CFA franc construction of a river port at Toamasina and improvements to the canal for 30 kilometres (20 mi) from Toamasina to south of Ivondro, which was completed in 1953.
Further work after World War II enabled 30-ton barges to travel between Tamatave and Vatomandry, a distance of 160 kilometres (100 mi).

## Use

Canal des Pangalanes is used by local people: Some of them use canoes for travel and make their homes along its banks. Ferries run up and down navigable areas transporting items such as wood, charcoal, dried fish and other produce. Many local people rely upon the canal for and, for some of them, it is their only means of travel. The canal provides fish for the locals, and cassava is grown along its banks. Coffee factories exist along the canal. Some areas have white, sandy beaches.
A floating museum comprising a library was established in 1999 with the University of Toamasina and the University of Fianarantsoa with the collaboration of the University of Madagascar's Museum of Art and Archaeology operated by the University of Antananarivo.

## 1980s renovations

After use of the canal decreased, a large project in the 1980s restored and renovated it. The rehabilitation project included dredging areas overrun with silt, the operation of a cargo service enabled by the purchase of a fleet of tug barges, and the construction of warehouses. By 2011 the tug barges were observed to be no longer in use and the warehouses were empty. The tug barges are stored near the pier in Toamasina, where they are rotting. Still, 400 km had been renovated for the transport of goods & passagers.

## Pollution

An oil refinery south of Toamasina contributed to pollution in that area of the canal, as evidenced by hyacinths covered with grey-colored slime.