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# 36th Filmfare Awards

The 36th Filmfare Awards were held in 1991.
Dil and Ghayal led the ceremony with 8 nominations each, followed by Aashiqui with 7 nominations, and Agneepath and Pratibandh with 5 nominations each.
Ghayal won 7 awards, including Best Film, Best Director (for Rajkumar Santoshi) and Best Actor (for Sunny Deol), thus becoming the most-awarded film at the ceremony.
Madhuri Dixit won her first of four awards for Best Actress for her performance in Dil, the only win for the film.

## Main awards
### Best Film

Ghayal
* Agneepath
* Dil
* Pratibandh

### Best Director

Rajkumar Santoshi – Ghayal
* Mahesh Bhatt – Aashiqui
* Mukul Anand – Agneepath
* Ravi Raja – Pratibandh

### Best Actor

Sunny Deol – Ghayal
* Aamir Khan – Dil
* Amitabh Bachchan – Agneepath
* Chiranjeevi – Pratibandh

### Best Actress

Madhuri Dixit – Dil
* Hema Malini – Rihaee
* Juhi Chawla – Pratibandh
* Meenakshi Sheshadri – Jurm

### Best Supporting Actor

Mithun Chakraborty – Agneepath
* Anupam Kher – Dil
* Om Puri – Ghayal
* Rami Reddy – Pratibandh

### Best Supporting Actress

Rohini Hattangadi – Agneepath
* Radhika – Aaj Ka Arjun
* Reema Lagoo – Aashiqui
* Sangeeta Bijlani – Jurm

### Best Comic Actor

Kader Khan – Baap Numbri Beta Dus Numbri

### Lux New Face of the Year

Pooja Bhatt – Daddy

### Best Story

Ghayal – Rajkumar Santoshi

### Best Screenplay

Kamla Ki Maut – Basu Chatterjee

### Best Dialogue

Daddy – Suraj Sanim

### Best Music Director

Aashiqui – Nadeem Shravan
* Aaj Ka Arjun – Bappi Lahiri
* Baaghi: A Rebel for Love – Anand–Milind
* Dil – Anand–Milind

### Best Lyricist

Aashiqui – Sameer for Nazar Ke Saamne
* Aashiqui – Rani Malik for Dheere Dheere
* Dil – Sameer for Mujhe Neend Na Aaye

### Best Playback Singer, Male

Aashiqui – Kumar Sanu for Ab Tere Bin
* Baaghi: A Rebel for Love – Amit Kumar for Kaisa Lagta Hai
* Dil – Suresh Wadkar for O Priya

### Best Playback Singer, Female

Aashiqui – Anuradha Paudwal for Nazar Ke Saamne
* Baaghi: A Rebel for Love – Kavita Krishnamurthy for Chandni Raat
* Dil – Anuradha Paudwal for Mujhe Neend Na Aaye

### Best Art Direction

Ghayal

### Best Choreography

Sailaab – Saroj Khan for Hum Ko Aaj

### Best Cinematography

Ghayal

### Best Editing

Ghayal

### Best Sound

E. Rudra – Azaad Desh Ke Ghulam

### Lifetime Achievement Award

Amitabh Bachchan

## Critics' awards
### Best Film

Kasba

### Outstanding Performance in a Non-commercial Film

Anupam Kher – Daddy

### Special Jury Mention

Aadhi Haqeeqat, Aadha Fasana – Dilip Ghosh

### Best Documentary

Amjad Ali Khan

## Most wins

* Ghayal – 7/8
* Aashiqui – 4/7
* Agneepath – 2/5
* Daddy – 2/2
* Dil – 1/8
# Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1991

The Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1991 is an Act of Parliament made by the Parliament of the United Kingdom in order to implement the Lugano Convention of 1988 into British law.

## Contracting states in 1991

In addition to the contracting states to the Brussels Convention over which the Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1982 gave the UK courts jurisdiction, the contracting states to the Lugano Convention were the members of the European Free Trade Association who were not members of the European Economic Community (now European Union); namely Austria, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland. Poland became a contracting state when it signed the Lugano Convention in 2000.
# Lophira lanceolata

Lophira lanceolata, commonly known as the dwarf red ironwood, is a species of tree in the family Ochnaceae which is native to tropical West and Central Africa. The timber is used for heavy construction, an edible oil can be extracted from the seeds and various parts of the plant are used in traditional medicine.

## Description

Lophira lanceolata is a small deciduous tree growing to a height of 16 m (52 ft) or more. The tree has a narrow crown and steeply ascending branches, and forms suckers readily. The trunk is usually unbranched to around 8 m (26 ft) and can reach a diameter of about 70 cm (28 in). The bark is grey and corky, coming away in coarse flakes. The leaves are clustered at the end of the twigs. They are alternate, narrowly oblong, simple and entire, with rounded or notched apexes. The new foliage is pink or red at first. The inflorescence take the form of a loose panicle at the end of the shoot. The individual flowers are bisexual, scented and white, with parts in fives. This is followed by a partially woody, conical achene surrounded by a winged calyx, containing a single, large seed. The tree is very similar to the closely related Lophira alata but is smaller, has narrower leaves with longer stalks, and larger seeds.

## Distribution and habitat

Lophira lanceolata is found in tropical West and Central Africa, its range extending from Senegal to Sudan, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It grows at altitudes of up to around 1,500 m (5,000 ft) on wooded savanna, particularly on the edges of larger forested areas where it may grow thickly. Established trees are tolerant of wildfires but saplings are likely to be damaged.

## Uses

The timber of this tree is dense and is used in bridge building and other heavy construction work, and for tool-making. It burns well as firewood and can be used to make charcoal. The fragrant flowers are attractive to honey bees. The seeds can be eaten, but are mainly used for extraction of a vegetable oil called "meni oil" which is used in the manufacture of foodstuffs, soap and cosmetics. The foliage is used as fodder for livestock and in Cameroon, edible caterpillars are cultivated on the leaves. The seed oil, leaves, sap, bark and roots have multiple uses in traditional medicine.
# John McMurtrie

John McMurtrie (born 1969) is a British music photographer. He makes portraits of musicians, usually in the heavy rock arena. He has shot covers for Metal Hammer magazine and Total Guitar magazine and also contributes to Rolling Stone (USA) and Q magazine (UK).
He is the official photographer for Iron Maiden and author of the book Iron Maiden: On Board Flight 666, a behind-the-scenes photo documentary. It includes photographs taken during the Somewhere Back In Time Tour (2008–09) and The Final Frontier Tour (2010–11) aboard the band's custom Boeing 757, Ed Force One. A presentation of the book was held from 5 to 31 August 2011 at the British Music Experience at the London O2.
On 20 November 2014, the paperback version of On Board Flight 666 was published by Orion.
IRON MAIDEN ROYAL MAIL STAMPS - John Photographed 5 of the 8 Special postal stamps issued in Feb 2023.
On 29 March 2012 at the 2011 Professional Photographer of the Year awards, McMurtrie won the Best Portfolio award and was runner-up for News Editorial Photographer of the Year. He was a runner-up for News Photographer of the Year in 2011 and was nominated for the 2012 Terry O'Neill award.
He was listed in Professional Photographer magazine's "100 Photography Heroes" 2013 special issue.
# Jessica Van Der Steen

Jessica Van Der Steen (born 9 July 1984 in Westmalle, Antwerp) is a Belgian fashion model.
Van Der Steen was first featured on the cover of the April 2000 edition of Ché magazine at age 16. In September 2003, she was also featured in the Dutch edition of ELLE. She then appeared in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition in both 2004 and 2005. Currently, Van Der Steen is a model for Victoria's Secret.
# Mohammad Jamal

Mohammad Jamal may refer to:
* Mohammad Jamal (footballer)
* Mohammad Jamal (singer)
# Moio

Moio may refer to several Italian municipalities:
* Mojo Alcantara, a municipality in Sicily, Italy
* Moio de' Calvi, a municipality in Lombardy, Italy
* Moio della Civitella, a municipality in Campania, Italy
* Moio (unit), a unit of measurement used in Portugal and its colonies
# Jesús Rivera Sánchez

Jesús Rivera Sánchez (born in Coamo, Puerto Rico) is a Puerto Rican government official who served as the Secretary of the Puerto Rico Department of Education from 2010 to 2011.

## Career

Rivera Sánchez was appointed on September 15, 2010 after protests by the general student body of Puerto Rico who are seeking remedies to the socioeconomic crisis faced by their institution, and two months of constant debate between the Senate of Puerto Rico and Governor.
In September 2011, it was revealed that Rivera Sánchez was under investigation from the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority for alleged electricity theft. Although Rivera Sánchez denied the allegations, reports from the authority reflected irregularities in his electricity counter dating back to 2003. At the same time, Rivera Sánchez faced accusations of nepotism after it was revealed that several of his relatives were promoted during his tenure. As a result, members of the Popular Democratic Party asked for his resignation. Rivera Sánchez initially denied that he would resign from his position.
On October 23, 2011, a fire was reported inside the house of Rivera Sánchez. As a result, he decided to resign to his position on the same day. Days after the fire, investigators revealed there were irregularities in the testimonies regarding the nature of the fire. Rivera Sánchez has been questioned about it in several occasions and the investigation is still pending.
# Jessica Grant

Jessica Grant (born May 31, 1972 in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador) is a Canadian writer, whose debut novel Come, Thou Tortoise won the 2009 Winterset Award and the 2009 Books in Canada First Novel Award and was named as the winner of the 2009 Amazon.ca First Novel Award. The novel was also short-listed for the 2010 Canadian Library Association's Young Adult Book Award, and was long-listed for CBC's Canada Reads 2011 competition.
She previously won the Journey Prize in 2003 for her short story "My Husband's Jump", which was republished in her 2005 short story collection Making Light of Tragedy.
Jessica Grant is a member of the Burning Rock Collective, whose members include Newfoundland and Labrador writers Michael Winter and Lisa Moore.
In addition to writing Grant has also worked as an educator and has taught classes on creative writing and short fiction at Memorial University of Newfoundland (2007-2009), was a faculty member at Piper's Frith Writing Retreat in Swift Current, Newfoundland (2009) and the BANFF CENTRE (2010) and served as the writer-in-residence at Memorial University of Newfoundland for the winter 2011 semester.
She lives in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador.

## Works

* Making Light of Tragedy (2005)
* Come, Thou Tortoise (2009)
# Modernist Swedish literature

The period of Modernistic Swedish literature started in the 1910s. Some regard 1910 itself as the beginning, when August Strindberg published several critical newspaper articles, contesting many conservative values. Several other years are also possible. What is undisputed is that with the advent of social democracy and large labor strikes, the winds of the 1910s blew in the direction of a working class reformation.
After World War I (1914-1919), literature was marked by despair, depicted in works of Pär Lagerkvist, Hjalmar Bergman and Birger Sjöberg. Literature moved in the direction of proletariat writings during the interwar years, and the remainders of folklore had been reduced to virtual insignificance.
Proletarian writing had its strongest period in 1920–1940. Artur Lundkvist and the literary group Fem unga played a key role in introducing literary modernism with an anthology published in 1929. Notable proletarian writers were Moa Martinson (1890-1964), who wrote about the difficulties women had in factory and farm work; and her husband, Harry Martinson (1904-1978), who wrote about the fragility of human beings. But the most distinguished proletarian writer of the time was Ivar Lo-Johansson (1901-1990), writing about the Swedish land-workers in novels, short stories and journalism, and also engaging in public debates about many other topics.
In the late 1930s, the political developments in Germany had their effects on Swedish literature. Taking a stand against National Socialism, Pär Lagerkvist wrote the novels Bödeln (1933) and Dvärgen (The Dwarf) (1944), both investigating human evil. A stand against National Socialism was also made by Karin Boye in the novel Kallocain (1940) set in a future totalitarian world; the novel has since been translated into ten languages. During the war, Eyvind Johnson also took a recognized stand with his The Krilon Group series (1941-1943), a massive work speaking strongly in favour of democratic values, condemning dictatorship and worship of power.
In the mid- to late 1940s, the literary movement fyrtiotalism with writers such as Erik Lindegren, Stig Dagerman and Lars Ahlin definitely established the modernist literature in Sweden.
# Civil Justice Council

The Civil Justice Council is a UK non-departmental public body that advises the Lord Chancellor on civil justice and civil procedure in England and Wales. It was established in 1998 under section 6 of the Civil Procedure Act 1997 and is sponsored by the Ministry of Justice. It is chaired by the Master of the Rolls.

## Composition

The Council must include:
* Members of the judiciary;
* Members of the legal professions;
* Civil servants concerned with the administration of the courts;
* Persons experienced in consumer affairs;
* Persons experienced in lay advice; and
* Representatives of particular kinds of litigants, for example, businesses or employees.
* Chair: Master of the Rolls and Head of Civil Justice, Sir Geoffrey Vos;
* 24 members;
* Ex officio members:
** Deputy Head of Civil Justice;

## Functions

The Council's functions are to:
* Keep the civil justice system under review;
* Consider how to make the civil justice system more accessible, fair and efficient;
* Advise the Lord Chancellor and the judiciary on the development of the civil justice system;
* Refer proposals for changes in the civil justice system to the Lord Chancellor and the Civil Procedure Rules Committee; and
* Make proposals for research.
Subcommittees include:
* Access to justice committee;
* Costs committee; (whose Chair is Mr Justice Foskett QC and members include Senior Costs Judge Peter Hurst, Simon Brown QC, John Windsor (Marks and Spencer) Chris Warner (Which?) Murray Heining, Helen Buczynksky (Unison) HHJ Hodge QC, District Judge Marshall Philips, Peter Causton (solicitor representing defendant solicitors), David Marshall (solicitor representing claimant solicitors) David Greene (solicitor representing commercial litigation solicitors) Robert Wright and Adrian Jaggard). The purpose of the costs committee is to advise the Master of The Rolls as to Guideline Hourly rates to be referred to in summary assessment of costs, based upon evidence.
* Alternative Dispute Resolution committee;
* Experts committee.
In February 2008, the Ministry of Justice announced a study of the work of the Council to:
* Review the role and performance of the Civil Justice Council and make recommendations;
* Evaluate the continuing need for body to perform the role and functions of the Council 1997 Act;
* Review whether a non-departmental body remains the most appropriate institution;
* Assess the past effectiveness of the Council; and
* Consider ways in which the Council could be made more effective.
# Mokcheon Ma clan

Mokcheon Ma clan (Korean: 목천 마씨; Hanja: 木川 馬氏) is one of the Korean clans. Their Bon-gwan is in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province. They were sorted the same kind of clans as Jangheung Ma clan. According to the research held in 2000, the number of the Mokcheon Ma clan was 2982. Ma clan began when (Hanja: 馬浣) became the member of Gojoseon with Gija. Their founder was Ma Ryeo [ko] who was one of the leading members of Baekje’s foundation.
# Jeu provençal

Jeu provençal ('game of Provence'; also known as boule lyonnaise, "boules of Lyon") is a French form of boules.
In Italy, the sport bocce volo, which is played with bronze balls, follows a similar set of rules.

## History

The current version of the game developed during the 18th century around the area of Lyon.
* The Fédération Lyonnaise et Régionale was formed in 1906.
* About the same time, in 1907, the sport of pétanque split off to become its own sport.
* It led to the formation of Fédération Nationale des Boules in 1933.
* That became the Fédération Française de Boules in 1942.

## Rules

The rules are similar to the game of pétanque except that:
* A jeu provençal court is about twice the size of a pétanque court.
* In jeu provençal, the normal practice is to take a short run-up to the throw. (In pétanque, the feet are fixed in one spot while throwing.)
These differences reflect the reason that pétanque was invented – to create a sport that was accessible to a disabled player in a wheelchair.
In addition:
* in jeu provençal (as in bocce), each player has four boules when playing as singles (in pétanque, each has three).

## Grounds and equipment

Under official rules, the court must measure 27.5 metres (30.1 yd) in length and between 2.5 to 4 metres (2.7 to 4.4 yd) in width, with a clear play area of 12.5 metres (13.7 yd) and 7.5 metres (8.2 yd) at each end (one end is the Landing zone, and the other is where the players stand and throw).
When the jack is thrown, it must land at least 12.5 metres (13.7 yd) away from the player.

## Boules

The boules vary in size, weight, and composition, usually to accommodate the player's comfort, but tend to be made of bronze (with the jack being wooden) and are usually 90 to 110 millimetres (3.5 to 4.3 in) in diameter and weigh 900 to 1,200 grams (2.0 to 2.6 lb). They must be centrally balanced.
# Civil War: X-Men

Civil War: X-Men is a four-issue comic book mini-series, published in 2006 by Marvel Comics. The series was written by David Hine, Fabian Nicieza, Peter David, and Dennis Calero. The illustration of the mini-series was done by Staz Johnson and Dennis Calero. Though published as part of the wider Civil War event, its plot is a continuation of the earlier X-Men: The 198 mini-series.

## Plot

Prior to the publication of Civil War: X-Men, the events of House of M reduced the mutant population to only 198 known mutants, and the US government has turned the Xavier Institute into a relocation camp patrolled by Sentinel Squad O*N*E*. In Civil War #3, the X-Men declare official neutrality in the superhero civil war.
In X-Men: Civil War #1, X-Force members Domino, Shatterstar and Caliban break the 198 out of the Xavier Institute. Cyclops declines to assist the O*N*E, but Bishop wants mutants to police their own. The Government gives Bishop permission to take Sabra and Micromax to find the escapees. The surviving original X-Men decide to sneak off the grounds to find the escapees before Bishop can arrest them.
In issue #2, General Lazer, head of the O*N*E, discovers Johnny Dee's power to control anyone whose DNA he can digest. Cyclops contacts Captain America, who reveals the Nevada bunker Domino has taken the escaped mutants to. Bishop learns that the President of the United States is considering full amnesty for the 198, and just as Cyclops' team is about to enter the bunker, Bishop and several Sentinels arrive and tell everyone to await the President's decision. Just then, Lazer has Johnny Dee force Cyclops into releasing the full power of his optic blasts on Bishop, but Bishop redirects the energy upwards towards the sky.
In issue #3, Val Cooper stumbles onto Lazer and Johnny Dee's machinations, and she becomes head of the O*N*E and calls a cease fire. However, Lazer has already initiated a self-destruct sequence in the bunker the 198 are in.
In issue #4, the X-Men team up with Bishop, Iron Man, and Ms. Marvel to save the 198 from the exploding bunker. Johnny Dee kills Lazer while Val Cooper is interrogating him and Johnny Dee is locked away in prison. The 198 walk away intact and separate while Bishop leaves the X-Men. He is later seen talking to Val, who tells him the O*N*E were given too much discretionary power at the expense of mutant civil rights and that the President has appointed an oversight committee to make changes. The first being that the Xavier Institute becomes a community for mutants, with residency being voluntary and open to all who wish to reside there, and that the O*N*E would no longer be authorized to restrict their comings and goings. The second change is that the Sentinels would remain on the grounds, but for protection only and that mutants would be free to come and go as they pleased. Val then offers Bishop a job with the O*N*E, which he accepts.

## Collected editions
### Trade paperbacks

| Title | ISBN | Collects |
| Civil War: X-Men | ISBN 978-0-7851-9571-9 | Civil War: X-Men (2006) #1-4, Cable & Deadpool #30-32, and X-Factor (2006) #8-9 |
# Citroën FAF

The Citroën FAF is a small utility vehicle produced by the French manufacturer Citroën from 1973 until 1981. It was built using a combination of imported and locally sourced components in various developing countries. The body was made of easy to produce, folded steel panels, giving an appearance resembling a metal-bodied version of the Méhari. The flat metal panels and simple components were meant to allow for easier production, mostly in developing countries.

## Origin

The origin of this idea was the privately built 1963 Baby-Brousse from Ivory Coast, and its many derivatives. Notably these include La Dalat (Vietnam), Pony (Greece), Jyane-Mehari (Iran), and Yagan (Chile).
The various Baby-Brousse cars were quite successful, selling over 30,000 units.
Both the FAF and Baby-Brousse are derived from the 2CV. The concept predates the FAF name, so it is often erroneously reported that some of Baby-Brousse vehicles were based on the FAF.

## Name and target market

FAF stood for the French Facile à Fabriquer and Facile à Financer (Easy to Manufacture, Easy to Finance).
The primary target market for the FAF was Africa. However, the concept of a "second-class" car that was connected with the FAF seems to have affected its manufacture and sales remained low.

## Pre-FAF cars

The FAF idea coincided with the widespread production of Baby Brousse 2CV-based vehicles in many countries, so the two often overlap.
In 1969, Citroën's Vietnamese subsidiary began building La Dalat, the first automobile manufactured in Vietnam. Production ended when Americans departed Saigon in 1975 at the end of the Vietnam War. In total, 3880 Dalats were built.
In 1972, the Greek firm Namco began production of the Pony. This was the most successful version of these 'simplified' 2CV utility vehicles, selling 30,000 units. The Pony was exported as well, including to the United States of America. Production of this "poor man’s jeep," that benefitted from special tax rules, ended in 1983, two years after Greece joined the European Union. 67% of the parts were of Greek origin.
An attempt to start production in Sri Lanka by the Ceylon Transport Board in the early 1970s failed due to a dispute over royalties, but a prototype was displayed at the Republic Day celebrations in 1974.
Various kit car style bodies inspired by the FAF and Méhari, such as Belgium's VanClee, were also developed.

## Production history

| Country | 1977 | 1978 | 1979 | 1980 | 1981 | Total |
| Portugal | 180 | 30 | 180 | 240 | 180 | 810 |
| Guinea Bissau | 0 | 0 | 120 | 180 | 0 | 300 |
| Central African Republic | 0 | 0 | 0 | 60 | 0 | 60 |
| Sénégal | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 15 | 15 |
| Sri Lanka | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| Indonesia | 0 | 0 | 60 | 540 | 0 | 600 |
| Total FAF | 181 | 30 | 360 | 1,020 | 195 | 1,786 |