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# Issikiopteryx trichacera

Issikiopteryx trichacera is a moth in the family Lecithoceridae. It is found in China.
# Medicine Factory

Medicine Factory is an independent arts organization located in Memphis, Tennessee. Established in 2005, Medicine Factory is located in downtown Memphis in a 16,000-square-foot (1,500 m$^2$) warehouse, originally built in 1912 as McConnon & Co Medicine Mfg. Medicine Factory as a contemporary art space is unique in the MidSouth for encouraging experimentation in all media and promotion of site-sensitive work without curatorial controls. This freedom does not seem to exist in any of the areas traditional galleries. Medicine Factory was founded by local artists Julie Lewis, Phillip Andrew Lewis, and Jason Tomblin.
Medicine Factory invites artists to create on-site experimental work free from the constraints of most galleries, museums, and curatorial controls. Most would define this type of work as Installation art. Works to date have included video installations, sound sculpture, performance art, various types of photographic images, sculpture, and other media. The organization averages only a small number of shows each year. Artists are typically invited to work at the space for approximately 3 weeks with their work remaining on display for about one month. Medfac is unique to Memphis and important to the city.
# All Things Await

All Things Await is a novel written by American author Seth Clabough, published by Savant Books in June 2016. It was nominated for the Library of Virginia Literary Award for Fiction.
# International Leather Goods, Plastic and Novelty Workers' Union

The International Leather Goods, Plastic and Novelty Workers' Union (ILGPNWU) was a trade union representing workers involved in making bags, belts and similar goods, in the United States and Canada.
The union originated in 1915, as a local of the Travelers' Goods and Leather Novelty Workers' Union, based in New York City. In 1916, it led an unsuccessful strike, and became moribund, but it was relaunched the following year as an independent union. It proved successful, and gradually expanded, becoming the International Pocketbook Workers' Union in 1923. That year, it applied for a charter from the American Federation of Labor (AFL), but was rejected on the grounds that the United Leather Workers' International Union (ULWIU) already had jurisdiction over the trade. However, the ULWIU did not organise any workers in the field, and in 1926 it agreed to affiliate the Pocketbook Workers as an autonomous union. By this point, the union had 6,000 members.
On March 5, 1937, the union became independent of the ULWIU, receiving an AFL charter as the International Ladies' Handbag, Pocketbook and Novelty Workers' Union. It renamed itself in 1942 as the International Ladies' Handbag, Luggage, Belt and Novelty Workers' Union, dropping "Ladies" from its name in 1946, and becoming the ILGPNWU in 1955. That year, it affiliated to the new AFL–CIO. By 1957, it had grown to have 31,700 members, falling slightly to 27,000 in 1980.
In 1992, the union renamed itself as the International Leather Goods, Plastics, Novelty and Service Workers' Union. On May 1, 1996, it merged into the Service Employees' International Union.

## Presidents

    Isidor Laderman
    Samuel Reinlib
    1972: Ben Feldman
    1970s: Frank Casale
    1982: Ralph Cennamo
    1985: Domenic DiPaola
    1992: Andrew McKenzie
# Jaroslav Čejka

Jaroslav Čejka (22 July 1936 – 11 October 2022) was a Czech dancer, mime, comedian and actor.

## Life and career

Born in Ostrava, Čejka began his career as a dancer at 17 years old, and starting from the 1960s he was a member of the National Theatre Ballet. He later became popular thanks to television, performing as a mime in comical sketches; his best known performance was the imitation of the hen, that he performed for the first time in a 1977 New Year's Eve TV special. He was also active as a comedy film actor, starring in about two dozen films.
In 2007 Čejka received a Thalia Award for his career. In his later years he lived in a retirement home. Affected by Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases, he died on 11 October 2022, at the age of 86.
# Corner case

In engineering, a corner case (or pathological case) involves a problem or situation that occurs only outside normal operating parameters—specifically one that manifests itself when multiple environmental variables or conditions are simultaneously at extreme levels, even though each parameter is within the specified range for that parameter.
For example, a loudspeaker might distort audio, but only when played at maximum volume, maximum bass, and in a high-humidity environment. Or a computer server may be unreliable, but only with the maximum complement of 64 processors, 512 GB of memory, and 10,000 signed-on users. The investigation of corner cases is of extreme importance as it can provide engineers with valuable insight into how corner case effects can be mitigated. In the case where automotive radar fails, corner case investigation can possibly tell engineers and investigators alike what may have occurred.
Corner cases form part of an engineer's lexicon—especially an engineer involved in testing or debugging a complex system. Corner cases are often harder and more expensive to reproduce, test, and optimize because they require maximal configurations in multiple dimensions. They are frequently less-tested, given the belief that few product users will, in practice, exercise the product at multiple simultaneous maximum settings. Expert users of systems therefore routinely find corner case anomalies, and in many of these, errors.
The term "corner case" comes about by physical analogy with "edge case" as an extension of the "flight envelope" metaphor to a set of testing conditions whose boundaries are determined by the 2$^n$ combinations of extreme (minimum and maximum) values for the number n of variables being tested, i.e., the total parameter space for those variables. Where an edge case involves pushing one variable to a minimum or maximum, putting users at the "edge" of the configuration space, a corner case involves doing so with multiple variables, which would put users at a "corner" of a multidimensional configuration space.
# Corner Shot Holdings

Corner Shot Holdings, LLC is an American company headquartered in Miami, Florida that markets a device for "corner observation" and sniping.
CornerShot was founded by two former senior officers from elite units of the Israeli Defense Forces together with US investors. The company was founded to market a device known as the CornerShot to militaries and law enforcement agencies around the world.
# Corporate Enforcement Authority

The Corporate Enforcement Authority (CEA) is the competent authority in Ireland for the general promotion of compliance with the Companies Acts, the investigation of breaches of the Companies Acts and the taking of any necessary enforcement actions to ensure continued compliance.
The current director is Ian Drennan. His 30-person team comprises accountants, lawyers and detectives from the National Economic Crime Bureau (GNECB). He is legally responsible for:
* encouraging compliance with company law
* investigating and enforcing suspected breaches of the legislation
* bringing to account those who disregard the law
The director and his team operate on an independent basis with the aim of reducing personal and business risk and improving the overall standard of public compliance. The powers of the authority are set out in the Companies (Corporate Enforcement Authority) Act 2021 and has an annual operating budget of approximately €3 million. Many of the initiatives of the office are taken in the general public interest.
The authority operates alongside the Companies Registration Office (Ireland), which is responsible for the registration of companies, registering documentary filing and the enforcement of administrative breaches of company law.

## History

The Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement was originally established in November 2001 as a consequence of the proceedings and the conclusions of various review groups, courts, tribunals of inquiry and parliamentary committees in recent years. These have revealed evidence that provisions in Irish company law and other legislation have been regularly breached and that some entities and individuals have not been called to account. The result is that various parties, e.g., the State, other businesses and consumers, have borne the cost of this misbehaviour and the associated business risks. Following a fundamental review, the Irish Government determined inter-alia that there were insufficient resources and legal instruments available to the State to supervise and enforce adherence to the requirements of company law and that it was necessary to correct these deficiencies in the public interest.

## Compliance role

The director seeks to foster compliance with the law and the consequences of non-compliance through presentations, public communication, consultation with professional bodies and engagement with all branches of government that facilitate compliance.

## Enforcement role

The investigative and enforcement role is quite extensive and encompasses:
* the initiation of fact-finding company investigations. There were 2,111 new cases in 2005 (1,577 in 2004)
* prosecutions related to breaches of company law. There were 69 legal proceedings in 2005 (61 in 2004)
* the supervision of companies in liquidation or insolvent
* the supervision of liquidators and receivers
* the regulation of undischarged bankrupts acting as company officers
# Costoanachis similis

Costoanachis similis is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Columbellidae, the dove snails.
# Department of Works (1952–1973)

The Department of Works was an Australian government department that existed between June 1952 and November 1973. It was the third so-named Australian government department.

## Scope

Information about the department's functions and government funding allocation could be found in the Administrative Arrangements Orders, the annual Portfolio Budget Statements and in the department's annual reports.
The functions of the department were listed in Administrative Arrangements Orders as the planning execution and maintenance of Commonwealth works.

## Structure

The department was a Commonwealth Public Service department, staffed by officials who were responsible to the Minister for Works.
# Derrick Westenra, 5th Baron Rossmore

Derrick Warner William Westenra, 5th Baron Rossmore (7 February 1853, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland – 31 January 1921, Rossmore Park, County Monaghan, Ireland), known as The Hon. Derrick Westenra until March 1874, was an Anglo-Irish noble, soldier, author and Orangeman.

## Biography

The second son of The 3rd Baron Rossmore and Josephine Julia Helen (née Lloyd), he was educated at Rugby. Commissioned a lieutenant in the Monaghan Militia, he resigned effective 4 December 1872, when he was made a sub-lieutenant in the 9th Lancers, replacing the controversial Sub-Lieutenant Tribe.
On 28 March 1874, upon the death of his elder brother Henry in a riding accident, Derrick succeeded as The 5th Baron Rossmore, of Monaghan in the County of Monaghan, in the Peerage of Ireland and as The 4th Baron Rossmore, of the County of Monaghan, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. His brother had been an officer of the 1st Life Guards, and Derrick was transferred to that regiment to replace him, as a sub-lieutenant, on 10 June 1874. He resigned his commission on 23 October 1875.
Lord Rossmore was appointed Honorary Colonel of the 5th Battalion, Royal Irish Fusiliers (formerly the Monaghan Militia), on 29 July 1896. On 18 June 1897, he was appointed Lord Lieutenant of Monaghan, succeeding the late Earl of Dartrey, and held the office until his death. He wrote the book Things I Can Tell, published in 1912.
He was one of the first polo players in England, where he played in Richmond Park in London. Lord Rossmore was also a prominent member of the Orange Order.

## Family

He married Mittie Naylor on 14 June 1882 at All Saints' Church, Ennismore Gardens, London, England.
Children:
* Hon. Dame Mary Bailey (1 December 1890 – 29 July 1960)
* William Westenra, 6th Baron Rossmore (12 July 1892 – 17 October 1958)
* Hon. Richard Westenra (15 October 1893 – 26 July 1944)
# Design 1st

Design 1st is a multi-disciplinary design consultancy founded in 1996 by Kevin Bailey, and is headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The firm employs fifteen people in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Design with four offices in Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa. Design 1st assists companies in multiple stages of product development – specializing in mechanical engineering, FEA, human factors, packaging, industrial design and manufacturability.
Design 1st has grown to become Canada's largest product design consultancy. In 2011 Design 1st won the Ottawa Center of Innovation’s (OCRI) Solution of the Year Award in recognition of their work with a variety of Canadian startup and growing technology companies.
Some of Design 1st clients include: We-Vibe, ProDrive Systems, Mytrak, Pliant (recently acquired by SanDisk), Gesturetek, BelAir Networks, Clearford Industries Inc, QNX (acquired by RIM), Stanely Healthcare and March Networks.
# Deveeri

Deveeri is a 1999 Kannada language film based on the novel Akka by noted Kannada writer P. Lankesh. The novel was adapted for the film by his daughter Kavitha Lankesh.
The film won the 1999–2000 Karnataka State Award for best film.

## Plot

The central storyline revolves around a young girl, Deveeri, who has lost her parents and struggles to care for her younger brother. She becomes prey to exploitation by others.

## Cast

* Nandita Das as Deveeri
* Manjunath as Krishna "Kyaatha"
* Bhavana as Paddi
* Sanketh Kashi as Rangappa
* B. Jayashree as Rangappa's wife
* Deesh Mariwala as Nagara

## Production

Manjunath is from the NGO BOSCO.

## Reception

S. Viswanath of Deccan Herald felt that the film lacked a "taut script" and added, "Besides this, there are tacky numbers, with scenes that rarely justify a genre film." He further wrote, "Popular elements have been accommodated into the scheme of things to pander suit to the puerile tastes of to rake in the moolah, with the result the film is stretched a wee long, while, a more aesthetic screenplay would have taken the film to newer realms of novella vogue cinema." However, he commended the film's background score and wrote, "Music director V Manohar lends ample support to Kavitha with excellent, ear-catching background score, enhancing the melancholic mood to the touching tale." While he praised Manjunath's performance in the film in that he had the "maturity of seasoned player, amply justifying Kavitha's faith in the promising lad's abilities", the performance of Nandita Das seemed "unconvincing" to him. He felt that she failed to "add lustre to the film, and her effort comes as a damp-squib." Also writing for Deccan Herald, Aravind Gowda called the film "an exceptionally well-made movie". He felt, "The screenplay, the characters and the story-line, all go well together into making Deveeri a good film to watch." He concluded writing praises of all leading performances in the film.
# Desmonts

Desmonts is a commune in the Loiret department in north-central France.
# Desmopachria convexa

Desmopachria convexa is a species of predaceous diving beetle in the family Dytiscidae. It is found in North America and South America.
# Devil's Grinding Mill

The Devil's Grinding Mill, sometimes known as the Devil's Hole, is part of The Angel's Drainpipe, a partially collapsed cave system on the River Eden in England, which forms dramatic gorges and natural arches. It is south of Kirkby Stephen, within Stenkrith Park. The water moving with the caves and gorges produces an incessant roar. Geologically it is unusual as it has formed not in true limestone, but in brockram, a breccia of limestone fragments within sandstone.
In 1828 it was visited by a travel writer who remembered it as follows (some of the details and spellings have changed or been misremembered by the author):
   At about three quarters of a mile east of Kirby Stephen, Westmoreland, is a bridge of solid rock, known by the name of Staincroft Bridge or Stonecroft Bridge, under which runs a small but fathomless rivulet. The water roars and gushes through the surrounding rocks and precipices with such violence, as almost to deafen the visitor. Three or four yards from the bridge is an immense abyss, where the waters “incessantly roar”, which goes by the name of Devil’s Hole; the tradition of which is, that two lovers were swallowed up in this frightful gulf. The neighbouring peasants tell a tale of one Deville, a lover, who, through revenge, plunged his fair mistress into these waters, and afterwards followed her. How far this story may get belief, I know not; but such they aver is the truth, while they mournfully lament the sad affair. They point out a small hole in the bank where you may hear the waters dashing with fury against the projecting rocks. This, some imagine to be the noise of infernal spirits, who have taken up their abode in this tremendous abyss; while others persist in their opinion, that the lover’s name was Deville, and that it retains his name to this day, in commemoration of the horrid deed. I have seen, and taken a view of the frightful place, which may rather be imagined than described. One part of the water was formerly so narrow, that a wager was laid by a gentleman that he could span it with the thumb and little finger, and which he would have accomplished, but his adversary, getting up in the night time, chipped a piece off the rock with a hammer, and thus won the wager. It is now, however, little more than from a foot and a half, to two feet broad, excepting at the falls and Devil’s Hole. The water runs into the Eden at the distance of about a mile or two from Staincroft Bridge. Trout are caught with the line and net in great quantities, and are particularly fine here.
# Desiderii Marginis

Desiderii Marginis is a dark ambient music project from Sweden.

## History

Desiderii Marginis was formed by Johan Levin in 1993 in Mjölby, Sweden as a solo project. The first three tapes Consecrare, Via Peregrinus and Triptych were originally released in very limited editions, however in 2009 these tracks were released on the retrospective album Years Lend a Golden Charm. Some of these songs appeared in new versions on Songs Over Ruins, the debut album released on Cold Meat Industry in 1997.

## Albums

* Songs Over Ruins. Cold Meat Industry, 1997
* Deadbeat. Cold Meat Industry, 2001
* Strife. Cold Meat Industry, 2004
* The Ever Green Tree. Kaosthetik Distribution, 2005
* That Which Is Tragic and Timeless. Cold Meat Industry, 2005
* Seven Sorrows. Cold Meat Industry, 2007
* Years Lend a Golden Charm. (Compilation) Eternal Pride, 2009
* Procession. Cyclic Law, 2012
* Hypnosis. Cyclic Law, 2014
* Thaw. Zoharum, 2014
* Vita Arkivet. Cyclic law, 2018
* Departed. Cyclic law, 2020
* Serenity / Rage. Cyclic law, 2023
* Bathe In Black Light. Cyclic law, 2024
# Istropolis

Istropolis may refer to:
* Bratislava, capital of Slovakia
* Histria (ancient city), ancient city of Lower Moesia, now in Romania
# 2016 Spanish regional elections

2016 Spanish regional elections may refer to:
* 2016 Basque regional election
* 2016 Galician regional election
# Alison Morris

Alison Morris is an American journalist. She is a former news anchor at NBC News.

## Early life and education

Alison Morris was born and raised on Long Island, New York, where she attended Our Lady of Mercy Academy, an all-female private Catholic college preparatory school. She later graduated with a bachelor's degree in sociology from Yale University in 2001.

## Career

Morris began her career in 2002 when she worked for CNBC Europe and The Wall Street Journal Europe as a reporter in Paris, France. In 2005, Morris returned to the United States and became a reporter for KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh. In 2010, she moved to FoxCT (now known as WTIC-TV), where she became one of the channel's news anchors. In 2014, Morris switched to Fox 5 New York, working as the channel's business news anchor. In July 2019, Morris was then hired by NBC News, where she has been a news anchor for the network's streaming service NBC News Now. In January 2020, Morris additionally became a weekend anchor for MSNBC.
On her January 26, 2020 broadcast on MSNBC, Morris was reporting on the death of retired basketball player Kobe Bryant, who was one of nine people killed in a helicopter crash earlier in the day. When Morris referred to Bryant's former team of the Los Angeles Lakers, she claims to have verbally stumbled and said "Los Angeles Nakers", immediately self-correcting to "Los Angeles Lakers". This caused many people to accuse her of saying the racial slur "nigger" on air, which she denied. The controversy led to the starting of a petition to have her fired, which gained over 184,000 signatures. Morris said she had stuttered, combining the words "Knicks" and "Lakers" into "Nakers".
Morris left her role at NBC in May 2022, stating in social media posts that she planned to become a sommelier.

## Personal life

Alison Morris lives in Manhattan with her husband, Scott. Morris is fluent in French and regularly travels to Paris to visit friends she made while working in the French capital. She is also a fan of the New York Yankees.
# Jason Quinn (accountant)

Jason Quinn (born circa 1975) is the chief executive officer (CEO) designate of Nedbank Group. He previously was CEO in acting capacity, of Absa Group Limited, a financial services conglomerate, with headquarters in Johannesburg, South Africa, and subsidiaries in eleven sub-Saharan countries. Prior to his current assignment, Jason was the chief financial officer of Absa Group Limited. In addition, he has been a member of the board of directors of the financial services conglomerate, since September 2016.

## Background and education

Jason holds a bachelor's degree in business and commerce, awarded by the University of South Africa. He also holds a B.Comm (Honors) degree, awarded by the University of KwaZulu-Natal. In addition he is a Chartered Accountant (South Africa), recognized by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants.

## Career

Jason spent 15 years at Ernst and Young, at their Johannesburg office. He made Partner there, before he left to join Absa in 2008. He was appointed Group Financial Controller at the bank, serving in that role for four years.
Between 2012 and 2016, he served, first as the CFO of Retail and Business Banking, and then as Head of Finance, at Barclays Africa Group, spending about equal time at each position.
In September 2016, Jason Quinn joined the board of Absa Group Limited and was appointed Group Financial Director. He is a member of a number of board sub-committees.
In April 2021, he was appointed as interim chief executive officer at Absa Group Limited, replacing Daniel Mminele, who resigned and left the bank.

## Other considerations

In addition to the Absa Group board, Jason Quinn sits on the boards of Absa Financial Services and Woolworths Financial Services. He is also an employer-appointed Trustee of the Absa Pension Fund.