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# The Last Pope

The Last Pope (original: O Último Papa) is a novel by Portuguese author Luís Miguel Rocha, released in 2006.
It is a thriller set thirty years after the death of Pope John Paul I, in which a journalist, Sarah Monteiro, receives menaces connected with the secrets of Vatican City and the Italian secret lodge Propaganda 2. The book focus on the strange death of Pope John Paul I. According to the plot, he was murdered because he was about to replace members of the Holy See that were involved in money laundering business with the Masonic Lodge P2.
# The Best of Cusco

The Best of Cusco is a compilation album by German cross-cultural new-age band Cusco. It was released in early 1997 and includes tracks from the Higher Octave albums Apurimac (released 1988) through Ring of the Dolphin (1996), with the exception that A Choral Christmas (1995) is not represented. Some online retailers also show this item as a release by the label Kitty under the title "History".

## Charts

The Best of Cusco reached #11 on the Billboard Top New Age Albums chart in 1997.
# The Mansion (novel)

The Mansion is a novel by the American author William Faulkner, published in 1959. It is the last in a trilogy of books about the fictional Snopes family of Mississippi, following The Hamlet and The Town.
The Mansion completes Faulkner’s trilogy of novels about the fictional Snopes family in the fictional county of Yoknapatawpha, Mississippi. The trilogy also includes The Hamlet and The Town. Beginning with the murder of Jack Houston, and ending with the murder of Flem Snopes, it traces the downfall of this post-bellum family, who managed to seize control of the town of Jefferson within a generation.
The novel charts the downfall of Flem Snopes at the hands of his relative Mink Snopes, in part aided by Flem's deaf Spanish-Civil-War-veteran daughter, Linda Snopes. It falls into three parts: 'Mink', 'Linda', and 'Flem'. Three narrators tell the story: Gavin Stevens, V.K. Ratliff, and Charles (Chick) Mallison.

## Plot summary

Mink Snopes, on trial for murder, waits for his successful cousin Flem to show up and use his power and influence to save him from prison. Flem doesn’t appear, and Mink spends his entire prison sentence waiting until he is free and can murder Flem. Flem knows that Mink will kill him once he is free, so he arranges for Mink to attempt an escape and his sentence is increased. However, after thirty-eight years, Mink is finally released. With the money he has upon release, he buys a cheap gun, finds his way to Jefferson, and kills Flem.
Gavin Stevens, one of the narrators, and an intellectual and idealist, was in love with Flem's wife, Eula Varner, who committed suicide before the events of this novel. Partly because of his feelings for Eula, Stevens loves and idealizes Eula's (and presumably Flem's) daughter, Linda. After Flem is killed, Steven comes to realize that Linda intentionally helped Mink find and kill Flem, as revenge for what she perceives as Flem's role in her mother's suicide. This shakes Stevens's perception of Linda as pure and innocent.
After Flem dies, the townspeople of Jefferson come to realize that his death changed almost nothing, as more and more Snopes family members are appearing and establishing themselves in Jefferson.

## Themes

The Mansion deals with the South's displaced economic landscape in the first half of the twentieth century, rural populism, and racial and social tensions.
Theodore Greene has discussed the key characters of the novel and related them to his interpretation of Faulkner's general philosophy of life. Enrique García Díez has examined the change in stature of Mink in the course of the novel, and makes analogies with older literary forms and figures. Gordon Bigelow has commented on the evolution of Faulkner's own attitude towards Flem during the course of the trilogy. Paul Levine has discussed the recurring themes of love and money in the course of the trilogy.
# The Montserrat Reporter

The Montserrat Reporter is the only newspaper published in Montserrat. The paper is published on a weekly basis and is owned by Montserrat Printing & Publishing Inc.
# The Best of Missing Persons

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The Best of Missing Persons is a greatest hits album by the American new wave band Missing Persons, released in 1987. The first four tracks make up the entire Missing Persons EP, released in 1982 (Capitol Records DLP-15001). The remaining songs are from the band's first three studio albums and a non-album recording, their cover of "Hello, I Love You" originally by The Doors, which was included in the first pressing of the Missing Persons EP (1980), later included as a B-side to the "Words" single.

## Personnel
### Missing Persons

* Dale Bozzio – vocals
* Terry Bozzio – vocals, keyboards, synthesizers, drums, percussion
* Warren Cuccurullo – guitar, vocals
* Patrick O'Hearn – electric & synthesized bass, keyboards, synthesizers
* Chuck Wild – synthesizer, keyboard (except for Color in Your Life tracks)
# The Best of Muddy Waters

The Best of Muddy Waters is a greatest hits album by Muddy Waters released by Chess Records in April 1958. The twelve songs were originally issued as singles between 1948 and 1954 and most appeared in Billboard magazine's top 10 Rhythm & Blues Records charts.
The album is the first by Waters and the third by Chess on the long playing (or LP record) format. Chess re-sequenced the tracks and re-titled it Sail On for release in February 1969.
The album was re-released on compact disc in 1997 by Chess and MCA Records. The Blues Foundation Hall of Fame inducted it as a "Classic of Blues Recording" in 1983.
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## Track listing

All tracks are written by McKinley Morganfield a.k.a. Muddy Waters, except where noted

## Personnel

* Muddy Waters – vocals, guitar
* Ernest "Big" Crawford – bass on "Long Distance Call", "Louisiana Blues", "Honey Bee", "I Want You To Love Me", and "I Can't Be Satisfied"
* Willie Dixon – bass on "I Just Want To Make Love To You", "I'm Ready", and "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man"
* Little Walter – harmonica on tracks A-1, A-2, A-3, A-6, B-1, B-2, and B-4; guitar on B-5
* Walter "Shakey" Horton – harmonica on B-3 (as credited on LP – Little Walter is the harmonica player on all tracks on this collection where harmonica is present.)
* Jimmy Rogers – guitar on tracks A-1, A-4, A-6, B-1, B-3, and B-4
* Otis Spann – piano on A-1, A-6, B-1, B-3, and B-4
* Fred Below – drums on A-1, A-6, and B-1
* Elgin Evans – washboard on A-3; drums on B-3 and B-4
* Leonard Chess – bass drum on B-2 and B-5
* Studs Terkel – liner notes

## Release history

| Region | Label | Format | Catalog |
| United States | Chess | LP | LP 1427 |
| Worldwide reissue | Chess | LP | LP CH-9255 |
| US | Chess | Cassette | CHC-9255 |
| US | Chess/MCA | CD | CHD-31268 |
| Japan | MCA | CD | UICY-3199 |
# The Best of Nelson Riddle

The Best of Nelson Riddle is a compilation album of composer-arranger Nelson Riddle's hit singles and popular tracks from his LP albums, released in October 1963. Best of was issued under Capitol Records' "Star Line" banner, a series of LPs spotlighting artists' previous singles and LP releases. It was compiled after Riddle had completed fifteen studio albums for Capitol, and was his last release issued by the label.
The liner notes compliment the artist by observing that the "smooth cohesion of an orchestra under Riddle's leadership takes on an added magic at times, for Nelson knows instinctively when and how to throw in those special blends of instrumental voices which cause the listener to sit up and take extra notice."

## Reception

Cash Box classified the album as a "Pop Best Bet", describing it as a "top-drawer package of instrumentals."
Billboard awarded the album a "Pop Special Merit" title, noting the "usual bright, up-tempo style associated with the conductor-arranger."
# The Middletons

The Middletons is an American comic strip created by Ralph Dunagin and Dana Summers. The strip debuted on November 3, 1986, in the Orlando Sentinel. Originally distributed by News America Syndicate, it moved to North America Syndicate in 1987 and then Tribune Content Agency in 1994. Set in Middletown, it features a suburban American family and their neighbors.

## Cast

* Morris Robert Dale "Apopka Papa" Middleton used to be an athlete, but now he must accept, reluctantly, that he is getting older. He was born in Apopka, Florida. He also coached a Pop Warner football team for several years until he was fired by his mother Beatrice on January 30, 2011. Morris' father was Walter.
* Midge "The Nuthatch" Middleton (née Keller) raised two children and then went back to work as a middle school principal. Hometown: Tullahoma, Tennessee.
* Kate Middleton is in her 20s and works in a barbecue restaurant despite having a college degree. According to the June 19, 2011 strip, her grandmother has claimed she was Princess Kate.
* Beatrice Edna Mary "Gunny Granny" Middleton (née Duke) is Morris's sweet, elderly, nasty, snappy, and feisty mom who lives with the family. She is tough and mean. She is 85 years old. Hometown is Immokalee, Florida. Her nickname is "Gunny Granny" (she was a Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant from 1945 to 1972). She is a 6th degree black belt in MCMAP. Her motto is: "A gunny granny's gotta do what a gunny granny's gotta do." She also likes exercise and fitness, often working out for hours at a time. She can often be seen in a blue sweat suit and pink sneakers. She now coaches her son Morris's youth football team, having recently fired him from it. She was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, Delta Beta chapter, Duke University. Her longtime boyfriend is Hector J. Hanley, Jr., M.D. She was married to Walter.
* Bumper, the Middletons' family pet; a bulldog whose bark is much worse than his bite. Left to Morris by his football coach. Named because he brought home a bumper from a 1972 Chevrolet. Known to talk to other dogs, especially his best buddy Rusty.
* Ernest Wade is African-American and the best friend to Morris.
* Peg Wade
* Wilson Wade
* Wendie Wade
* Diego, Wilson's best friend
* Grimes, who owns Grimes Auto Parts but has another job with a boss.
* Hector has dated Beatrice.
* Rambo, the Wades' cat
* Barnaby, a tuxedo cat who is new to town.
* Wormy, Grimes' dog.
# The Mile End Sessions

The Mile End Sessions is the seventh album by solo artist David Usher. It was released on September 14, 2010 and is composed mostly of previously released songs re-recorded in acoustic arrangements. There were two singles released off the record.

## Overview

The record was produced by Jonathan Gallivan, who also plays guitar on the album. The album also includes a French track that features Marie-Mai called "Je repars", which is Usher's first French-language recording. It was the first single from the album and charted in the top 10 in Québec. The other new songs on the album are "Fall To Pieces" and "Sparkle And Shine".
Usher has said that the album title "is a nod to my neighbourhood in Montréal — Mile End... where these songs were re-shaped and where much of the album was made."

## Track listing

* "Alone In The Universe (Acoustic)"
* "Everyday Things (Acoustic) - featuring Cœur de pirate"
* "The Music (Acoustic)"
* "Prélude"
* "Fall To Pieces"
* "Je repars - featuring Marie-Mai"
* "Sparkle And Shine (Acoustic)"
* "St. Lawrence River (Acoustic)"
* "My Way Out (Acoustic)"
* "Black Black Heart (Acoustic)"
* "And So We Run (Acoustic)"

### CD Bonus Tracks

* "Kill The Lights (Mile End Mix)"
* "I’m Coming Down (Acoustic)"
* "Je repars (Radio Remix) - featuring Marie-Mai"
* "Tous Ces Petits Gestes (Radio Remix)"
* "Everyday Things (feat. Cœur de Pirate) [Radio Remix]"

### Pre-Order Bonus Tracks

* "Tant de promesses (Fall To Pieces)" [MapleMusic Recordings Pre-Order Bonus Track]
* "Souring (Acoustic)" [iTunes Pre-Order Bonus Track]

## Singles

* "Je repars - featuring Marie-Mai"
* "I'm Coming Down (Acoustic)"
# The Milagro Beanfield War (novel)

The Milagro Beanfield War is a novel by American writer John Nichols, published in 1974 by Random House. It is the first book in Nichols's New Mexico Trilogy and is set in the early 1970s in Milagro, New Mexico and its environs, including Chamisaville and Donya Luz. Developer Ladd Devine, backed by town and state leaders, seeks to turn the Miracle Valley Recreation Area into a potentially lucrative upscale vacation resort by building the Indian Creek Dam and establishing the Indian Creek Conservancy District. Most residents of Milagro live in severe poverty and are suspicious of this effort, but do not understand the implications of proceeding with the development, which hinges on Devine's securing necessary land and water rights. Joe Mondragon, a ne'er-do-well town resident, sets off the conflict that drives the plot by illegally irrigating his bean field. The forces supporting Ladd Devine's project attempt to put a stop to Mondragon's actions without inflaming tensions of the townspeople, which could derail the development. A discussion of land and water rights issues underlying the novel may be found in an Encyclopedia.com entry.
In 1988 Robert Redford directed a feature film version of the novel.

## Reception

Reviews of the book were mixed. Kirkus Reviews called the book "More alive than a grasshopper on a hot skillet", "full of good humor" and "comic drive". However, Frederick Busch, writing in The New York Times, states "Nichols's attempt to make his love for an area and his social concern coincide with his often celebrated sense of humor is doomed by his own always visible hand." He criticizes the prose as slack and the characters as stereotypical.
# The Mile-a-Minute Man

The Mile-a-Minute Man is a 1926 American silent drama film directed by Jack Nelson and starring William Fairbanks, Virginia Brown Faire, and George Periolat. It was produced by the independent Gotham Pictures. The plot revolves around two rival automobile producers and their respective son and daughter who are in love.

## Plot

As described in a film magazine review, Old Ironsides Rockett, the owner of an automobile factory, loves his business rival Mrs. Greydon, and his son Speedy has come to love his rival's daughter Paula. The rival concern gets out an improved motor for their car "Greyhound," so the father has his son Speedy try to retain the supremacy of their car "Skyrocket." Before the big race the Rockett's attend a social event where James Brett, the son's rival for the love of Paula, has him kidnaped. Speedy escapes after numerous exciting incidents and arrives just in time to enter the race. The two rival cars race to a tie. The father marries his business rival Mrs. Greydon, while his son Speedy marries her daughter Paula.

## Cast

* William Fairbanks as S.P. 'Speedy' Rockett
* Virginia Brown Faire as Paula Greydon
* George Periolat as C.O. 'Old Ironsides' Rockett
* Jane Keckley as Mrs. J.P. Greydon
* George Chesebro as James Brett
* Barney Furey as Joe Weeks
* Paul Dennis as Bob
* Hazel Howell as Eleanor Hoyt
# The Big Time (album)

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The Big Time is the fifth album by Robin Holcomb, released on June 18, 2002 through Nonesuch Records.

## Track listing

All tracks are written by Robin Holcomb, except where noted

## Personnel
### Musicians

* Bill Frisell – guitar, acoustic guitar
* Robin Holcomb – vocals, piano
* Wayne Horvitz – Hammond organ, production
* Keith Lowe – bass guitar, acoustic bass guitar
* Andy Roth – drums
* Timothy Young – guitar, acoustic guitar

### Production and additional personnel

* Danny Barnes – vocals on "A Lazy Farmer Boy" and "Engine 143"
* Dave Carter – trumpet on "I Tried to Believe"
* Tucker Martine – engineering
* Anna McGarrigle – vocals on "Like I Care", "I Tried to Believe" and "Lullaby"
* Kate McGarrigle – vocals on "Like I Care", "I Tried to Believe" and "Lullaby"
* Steve Moore – trombone on "I Tried to Believe"
* Julie Wolf – vocals on "You Look So Much Better"
# The Night of the Phoenix

The Night of the Phoenix is the sixth of Nelson DeMille's novels featuring NYPD Sergeant Joe Ryker. It was first published in 1975 with the protagonist originally as Joe Keller. Then republished in 1989 with the author listed as Jack Cannon.
# The Past Was Faster

The Past Was Faster is a 1999 album by San Francisco musician and songwriter Kelley Stoltz. It was his first official release and was released on December 14, 2001.
The songs on the album were written over a period of five years and were recorded by Stoltz on his 4-track tape recorder at home.

## Track listing

* "X-Ray Eyes" (3:35)
* "Popular Diseases" (3:53)
* "Fog Has Lifted" (3:17)
* "Emerald Stew" (4:08)
* "Permafrost" (4:07)
* "Cardinal Body" (4:30)
* "Sculptures Floating on the Waves" (4:04)
* "Captain" (3:47)
* "Vapor Trail" (5:21)
* "Peppermint" (3:27)
* "Lonely Star State" (19:43)

## Reception

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Critics have mixed reception on The Past Was Faster. On the one hand, Pitchfork heavily panned the album, calling it "a collection of mediocre, generally bad lo-fi". On the other hand, PopMatters said the album "deserves an adoring audience who’ll embrace it, flaws and all". Sean Westergaard of AllMusic called the album a "tour de force".
# The Borribles: Across the Dark Metropolis

The Borribles: Across the Dark Metropolis is the third volume of the Borrible Trilogy, written by Michael de Larrabeiti and first published in 1986 by Piccolo Books in the United Kingdom.

## Plot summary

Borribles are runaway children whose ears become pointed as they take to the streets, indicators of their independence and intelligence. As long as their ears remain unclipped they will never age; for this reason, they wear woollen hats pulled low over their ears in order to remain undetected by the authorities, who find their freedom threatening to the social order. Borribles are skinny, scruffy, and tough; they have nothing to do with money, and steal what they need to survive.
In The Borriles: Across the Dark Metropolis, the third book in The Borrible Trilogy, Battersea is no longer safe for a Borrible. The SBG, a section of the London police driven on by the fanatical Inspector Sussworth and dedicated to finding Borribles and clipping their ears is determined to wipe them out. The Borribles decide to escort Sam the horse to safety in Neasden and then return to the old way of life of independence and freedom. They begin their journey Across the Dark Metropolis, a journey that tests the courage and cunning of the Adventurers to the limits.

## Film adaptation

While a July 2004 report in Variety revealed that a film based on the entire trilogy was being developed by CUBA Pictures, the film development arm of literary agents Curtis Brown, as of 2022 no such film can be found at IMDb, Variety Insight, nor other such online databases of information related to films.
# The Pineapple, Kentish Town

The Pineapple is a Grade II listed public house at 51 Leverton Street, Kentish Town, London.
It was built in about 1868.
# The Oceanic Concerts

The Oceanic Concerts is a collaboration album with Pete Townshend and Raphael Rudd that was first publicly released in 2001.
Townshend sings a selection of Who standards ("The Seeker", "Bargain", "Drowned", even the comical "Tattoo") as Rudd accompanies him on piano and harp. Rudd, a harpist and pianist, had been a member of the band Renaissance between 1984-87. He died shortly after the release of this recording in April 2002.
The concerts were recorded around Christmas in 1979 and 1980 according to the liner notes by Rudd.

## Track list

* Raphael Rudd - "Raga"
* Pete Townshend - "Drowned"
* Pete Townshend - "The Seeker"
* Raphael Rudd - "Magic Grace"
* Raphael Rudd - "Who Is Meher Baba"
* Pete Townshend and Raphael Rudd - "The Ferryman"
* Raphael Rudd - "Kitty's Theme"
* Pete Townshend and Raphael Rudd - "A Little Is Enough"
* Raphael Rudd - "Contact in Solitude"
* Pete Townshend and Raphael Rudd - "Sleeping Dog"
* Raphael Rudd - "Sound Barrier"
* Pete Townshend - "Bargain"
* Raphael Rudd - "Longing for the Beloved"
* Pete Townshend and Raphael Rudd - "Tattoo"
* Pete Townshend and Raphael Rudd - "Let My Love Open the Door"
* Pete Townshend and Raphael Rudd - "Awakening"
* Raphael Rudd - "Western (American) Arti"
* Pete Townshend and Raphael Rudd - "O'Parvardigar"
# The Meadows Greyhounds

The Meadows Greyhounds is one of two metropolitan Greyhound racing tracks located in the Australian state of Victoria. The track is positioned within an industrial estate in the north western Melbourne suburb of Broadmeadows. The Meadows is one of 13 greyhound tracks located in Victoria; it has races on Saturday nights (Metropolitan meetings) and Wednesday days (Provincial meetings).

## History

The Melbourne Greyhound Racing Club (MGRA) was founded in 1955. MGRA conducted its first races at the Maribrynong track by leasing it for £100 per week. In 1957, MGRA was allowed to relocate to the North Melbourne Greyhound Oval. Racing was conducted with a tin hare. The first Australian Cup, held on the 31 March 1958, was won by champion greyhound, Rookie Rebel. Following a dispute over rent, the last race meeting held at the North Melbourne Track was on 16 April 1962. The MGRA then moved to the Olympic Park No.2, with the first meeting held on 20 August 1962. In 1994, the CityLink project resulted in the track being closed. The MGRA ended up receiving compensation to relocate the track to the Broadmeadows site. The first meeting held at The Meadows was on 8 February 1999.

## Track distances and specifications

The Meadows track is a circle track and has three distances over which the Greyhounds race - 525, 600, and 725 m. The track from post to post is 450 m.

### Track records

| Distance | Time | Greyhound | Trainer | Date |
| 525m | 29.376 | Allen Deed | Andrea Dailly | 3 January 2015 |
| 600m | 33.911 | Dyna Double One | Andrea Dailly | 6 February 2016 |
| 725m | 41.933 | Space Star | Robert Britton | 28 February 2015 |

### Split records

| Distance | Time | Greyhound | Trainer | Date |
| 525m | 4.89 | Fernando Bale | Andrea Dailly | 25 July 2015 |
| 600m | 8.79 | Lamia Bale | Steven Collins | 21 February 2015 |
| 725m | 4.84 | Ima Misha Doll | Heather Collins | 27 February 2016 |

## Feature races

The Meadows holds many feature races on its race calendar, including 9 group ones per year. The biggest event is the Australian Cup, which is worth AU$250,000 to the winner.