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# Gillis van Hulsdonck

Gillis van Hulsdonck or Gillis Jacobsz. van Hulsdonck (1625, in Antwerp – between 1676 and 1696, in Antwerp) was a Flemish still life painter. After training in Antwerp, he spent most of his active career in Amsterdam. He is known for his still lifes of fruit and banquet pieces.

## Life

Gillis van Hulsdonck was born in Antwerp as the son of Jacob van Hulsdonck and his first wife Maria la Hoes. His father was a prominent painter who played a role in the early development of the genre of still lifes of fruit, banquets and flowers and operated a successful workshop in Antwerp. Gillis trained with his father in his workshop. It is recorded that after his father died in early 1647, on 12 February of that year two guardians were appointed over the then already 21-year old Gillis. There is no record of Gillis joining the Antwerp Guild of Saint Luke. He is believed to have moved to Amsterdam some time after his father's death.
In Amsterdam he married Magdalena Davidt on 2 January 1655. The couple had six children. He likely returned to Antwerp with his family around 1670. On 27 March 1676 he and his wife (43 years old) attest that they know a certain Jan Pedro de Herde and that they had lived 'in Holland'. This is the last record about the artist. It is not known where and when he died. It was likely in Antwerp and no later than 1696.

## Work

Van Hulsdonck is known for his fruit still lifes, banquet still lifes and pronkstillevens. Only a limited number of wholly or partially signed works by his hand are known. There exist some disagreements in the art historian community about attributions of works to him. Some of his works may have been wrongly included among the works of his father whose style he initially continued.
His later works are more reflective of the Dutch school of still life painting of his time, in particular Willem Kalf. However, in comparison to Kalf's paintings van Hulsdonck's brush stroke is soft and this gives all depicted objects an almost velvety surface. This softness of the objects is also enhanced by the painter's use of light and shadow, which is characterized by creamy reflections and softly flowing drop shadows. This gives his paintings an intimist quality.
Stylistically his work also shows the influence of the Dutch painter Simon Luttichuys . The theme of a lobster on a pewter plate, for example, appears in several paintings signed by or attributed to Luttichuys.
# Jeremy Hall (businessman)

Jeremy Simon Hall (born 27 January 1965) is a British businessman and chairman of Who's Who Publications Plc.

## Wyse Leasing

Hall founded Wyse Leasing in 1989, a computer leasing company. Originally based out of Chesham, Wyse Leasing grew into a £65m turnover company, employing 75 people and based out of eight offices (Chesham, Tunbridge Wells, Northampton, Sheffield, Taunton, Edinburgh, Dublin, Daventry) in the UK and Ireland.
Hall and his business partner, Wayne Fowkes sold Wyse Leasing plc to Integrity Software Inc, a NASDAQ quoted IT company, in 1998. He joined the board of the company, which in June 2000 had a stock market valuation of $150m. He later bought the company back in 2000.
Wyse Leasing (North) Limited was sold to a private investor and the management team in November 2006. The rest of Wyse Leasing was merged into one company in 2007 and later sold to CHG Meridian, a 700m euro German IT leasing company in July 2009.

## Who's Who

Hall is currently chairman of Who's Who Publications Plc (sometimes mistaken for the book Who's Who published since 1849 by A & C Black), a non-executive director of Manchester-based mergers and acquisitions firm Frazer Hall and CEO of asset finance organisation WestWon Ltd.
# Galeazzo Moroni

Galeazzo Moroni or Galeazzo Morone (died 1613) was a Roman Catholic prelate who served as Bishop of Macerata e Tolentino (1586–1613), Bishop of Recanati (1573–1592), Bishop of Macerata (1573–1586).

## Biography

On 10 Jun 1573, Galeazzo Moroni was appointed during the papacy of Pope Gregory XIII as Bishop of Macerata and Bishop of Recanati. In 1573, he was consecrated bishop by Charles Borromeo, Archbishop of Milan. On 10 Dec 1586, his title was changed to Bishop of Macerata e Tolentino after the diocese was merged with the Diocese of Tolentino. He resigned as Bishop of Recanati on 9 Feb 1592. He served as Bishop of Macerata e Tolentino until his death on 1 Sep 1613.
While bishop, he was the principal co-consecrator of Giovanni Antonio Onorati, Bishop of Terni (1591); and Settimio Borsari, Bishop of Alessano (1591).
# KDLC

KDLC may refer to:
* KDLC (FM), a radio station (97.7 FM) licensed to serve Dulac, Louisiana, United States
* Dillon County Airport (ICAO code KDLC)
# List of rivers of Amapá

List of rivers in Amapá (Brazilian State).
The list is arranged by drainage basin from north to south, with respective tributaries indented under each larger stream's name and ordered from downstream to upstream. All rivers in Amapá drain to the Atlantic Ocean.

## By Drainage Basin

* Oiapoque River
** Uaçá River
*** Caripi River
*** Urucaua River
** Cricou River
** Anotaié River
** Marupi River
** Iaué River
** Mutura River
** Tangararé River
** Kariniutu River
* Cassiporé River
** Arapari River
* Cunani River
* Calçoene River
* Amapá Grande River
** Flechal River
* Macari River
** Tartarugalzinho River
** Tartarugal Grande River
* Araguari River
** Aporema River
** Amapari River
*** Cupixi River
*** Tacunapi River
** Falsino River
** Santo António River
** Mutum River
** Mururé River
** Tajauí River
* Amazon River (Canal do Norte)
** Guarijuba River
** Jupati River
** Macacoari River
** Pedreira River
** Matapi River
*** Maruanum River
** Vila Nova River
*** Camaipi River do Vila Nova River
*** Piaçaca River
** Preto River
** Maracá-Pucu River
*** Camaipi River do Maracá River
** Maracá River
** Cajari River
*** São Luis River
** Jari River
*** Iratapuru River
*** Iratapina River
*** Noucouru River
*** Mapiri River
**** Inipaco River
*** Cuc River
*** Culari River
*** Curapi River
*** Ximim-Ximim River
*** Mapaoni River

## Alphabetically

* Amapá Grande River
* Amapari River
* Amazon River (Canal do Norte)
* Anotaié River
* Aporema River
* Araguari River
* Arapari River
* Cajari River
* Calçoene River
* Camaipi River do Maracá River
* Camaipi River do Vila Nova River
* Caripi River
* Cassiporé River
* Cricou River
* Cuc River
* Culari River
* Cunani River
* Cupixi River
* Curapi River
* Falsino River
* Flechal River
* Guarijuba River
* Iaué River
* Inipaco River
* Iratapina River
* Iratapuru River
* Jari River
* Jupati River
* Kariniutu River
* Macacoari River
* Macari River
* Mapaoni River
* Mapiri River
* Maracá River
* Maracá-Pucu River
* Maruanum River
* Marupi River
* Matapi River
* Mururé River
* Mutum River
* Mutura River
* Noucouru River
* Oiapoque River
* Pedreira River
* Piaçaca River
* Preto River
* Santo António River
* São Luis River
* Tacunapi River
* Tajauí River
* Tangararé River
* Tartarugal Grande River
* Tartarugalzinho River
* Uaçá River
* Urucaua River
* Vila Nova River
* Ximim-Ximim River
# Karpuzkaya, Şehitkamil

Karpuzkaya, historically and still informally called Telhüyük, is a neighbourhood in the municipality and district of Şehitkamil, Gaziantep Province, Turkey. Its population is 416 (2022). The village is inhabited by Turkmens of the Qiziq tribe.
# Paddy O'Brien

Paddy O'Brien is the name of:

## Sports

* Paddy O'Brien (Australian rules footballer) (1893–1964)
* Paddy O'Brien (Gaelic footballer) (1925–2016), inter-county Irish Gaelic footballer
* Paddy O'Brien (rugby union) (born 1959), New Zealand international rugby union referee
* Paddy O'Brien (Tipperary hurler) (born 1979), Irish left corner-forward
* Paddy O'Brien (Éire Óg hurler), member of the 1947 Kilkenny Hurling Team
* Paddy O'Brien (Laois hurler), played in the 1949 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final
* Paddy O'Brien (fl. 1949), a Tipperary hurler

## Other people

* Paddy O'Brien (accordionist) (1922–1991), Irish button accordion player and composer
* Paddy O'Brien (musician and author) (born 1945), Irish-American accordionist, born County Offaly
* Paddy O'Brien (singer) (born 1954), Irish country singer, born County Waterford
* Paddy O'Brien, minion of the Austin Powers character Dr. Evil
* Paddy (Patrick) O'Brien, multiple officers involved in IRA operations:
** see Battle of Dublin
** see Clonbanin Ambush
** see Kilmichael Ambush
# Helenactyna

Helenactyna is a genus of cribellate araneomorph spiders in the family Dictynidae, and was first described by Pierre L.G. Benoit in 1977. As of May 2019 it contains only two species, both from Saint Helena: H. crucifera and H. vicina.
# Jerome Goldstein

Jerome (Jerry) Arthur Goldstein (born August 5, 1941 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) is an American mathematician whose main interests are partial differential equations, operator theory, stochastic analysis, fluid dynamics, quantum theory, and mathematical finance.

## Career

Goldstein earned his B.S, M.S. and Ph.D. degrees at Carnegie Mellon University in 1963, 1964 and 1967. His Ph.D. thesis Stochastic Differential Equations and Nonlinear Semigroups was supervised by Malempati M. Rao.
He held appointments as Professor of Mathematics at Tulane University (1968–91), and Louisiana State University (1991–96). Since 1996 he is Professor of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Memphis.
In addition, he has held visiting positions at universities in Austria, Brazil, England, France, Germany, Italy, Scotland and the United States.

## Work

Jerry's papers and his book on operator semigroups include fundamental contributions to his research areas. His list of publications presently includes more than 250 items.
He is editor of more than 10 journals, including Semigroup Forum, Differential and Integral Equations, Advances in Differential Equations, Positivity, Journal of Evolution Equations, and Mathematische Nachrichten.
Jerome Goldstein has advised 29 PhD-students and has 78 coauthors.

## Awards

In 2006 Goldstein received Willard R. Sparks Eminent Faculty Award from the University of Memphis, and in 2002 he was the recipient of the Distinguished Research Award from the University of Memphis. In 2004-2007 he held the Dunavant Professorship at the University of Memphis. During his years at Tulane University, Goldstein received the first Faculty Award for Excellence in Research (1985) given by Tulane University.
In 2013 he became a fellow of the American Mathematical Society, for "contributions to partial differential equations and its applications, and to the dissemination of mathematics to a wider public".
# Jevremović

Jevremović (Serbian pronunciation:) is a Serbian surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Branislav Jevremović (born 1970), Serbian tennis coach
* Zorica Jevremović Munitić (born 1948), Serbian theatre and video director, playwright, choreographer, intermedia theorist, literary historian and feminist
# PFLAG Canada

PFLAG Canada is a national non-profit organization which brings together family and friends of LGBTQ people in Canada. It was begun separately and without knowledge of the American PFLAG which performs the same functions in the United States. As of November 2014 PFLAG Canada has over 70 chapters and/or contacts in nine Canadian provinces. The board of directors is responsible for six regions across Canada, and includes a president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer among others.

## History

In Toronto in the 1970s, meetings of non-LGBT but welcoming family members were held under the banner of Parents Of Gays (POG). Changes were accelerated by Rev. Brent Hawkes of the Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto, who brought Betty Fairchild, co-author of Now That You Know, to POG meetings. After POG was advertised in Chatelaine, Anne Rutledge of Mississauga contacted June Tattle (a friend of Fairchild and parent of a gay child), after which POG was amalgamated with Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (FFLAG), started by Pauline Martin and her son Russell in October 1981. The new organization was re-styled as Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, or Parents FLAG.
After a number of media appearances by Rutledge and other members of Parents FLAG, other chapters were established throughout Canada in the 1980s and 1990s. Finally, in 2003, the movement was nationally consolidated as PFLAG Canada, renamed so as to distinguish the organization from the American NGO of a similar name. It was consolidated as a federal corporation in 2005, and all chapters were renamed as PFLAG Canada to reflect the changes.

## Endorsements

PFLAG Canada officially endorses the web series Out With Dad.

## Partnerships

PFLAG Canada has had a number of partnerships, the most noteworthy being with FCB Toronto when the PSA "Nobody's Memories" aired across Canada and North America.
# Jesper Dahlbäck

Jesper Erik Mathias Dahlbäck (born October 14, 1974) is a Swedish techno DJ and producer. Besides his real name, he has used various stage names and pseudonyms such as Lenk, Dahlback, Dick Track, Faxid, Groove Machine, Janne Me' Amazonen, The Pinguin Man oder DK (with Thomas Krome). Hugg & Pepp / Pepp & Kaliber are names of duos for his common collaborative work with his cousin John Dahlbäck. ADJD is used for his collaborations with Alexi Delano. He also uses the names The Persuader and Sunday Brunch together with Jean-Luis Huhta.
He started producing tracks at 17 influenced by the Detroit techno and artists from UK and Germany. In 1993 he founded the Globe Studios together with Adam Beyer and Peter Benisch. He distributed tracks through Planet Rhythm. Working with Cari Lekebusch and Adam Beyer, he gained notoriety in Sweden and throughout Europe with his versatile house music through the specialized label Svek becoming a prominent producer with them. In 1998 and 2001, the label won Swedish Grammy music prize nominations. In 2004, he had an international hit with Canadian producer Tiga called "Pleasure From The Bass". Jesper also co-produced Tiga's 2005 album Sexor alongside Jori Hulkkonen and Soulwax.
More recently, he has started releasing more classical tracks with Acidsounds. Struggling with tinnitus, he has withdrawn from public performances concentrating on music production work.

## Discography

* 1997: Midnight Express (12") [Svek]
* 1997: The Persuader (12") [Svek]
* 1997: With Compliments (12") [Svek]
* 1998: JD's Power Tools Vol. I (12") [Blank LTD]
* 1999: Nueva York (12") [Blank LTD]
* 2000: Sand & Vatten (12") [Svek]
* 2001: JD's Power Tools Vol. II (12") [Blank LTD]
* 2001: Sommar EP (12") [Svek]
* 2003: Hans EP (12") [Jericho]
* 2003: Summer Jam Madness EP (12") [20:20 Vision]
* 2004: Finnish Folksong (12") [Special Needs Recordings]
* 2004: JD's Acid Power (12") [Blank LTD]
* 2004: Machine Dance (12") [DK Records]
* 2004: Number In Between (12") [Soma Quality Recordings]
* 2005: Polyhouse (12") [DK Records]
* 2006: As If Dubs (12") [Mad Eye]
* 2007: ADJDs's Chronicle Of The Urban Dwellers (Album) [Harthouse]
# Heart Internet

Heart Internet is a web hosting company based in Nottingham, England selling domain names, shared hosting, reseller hosting and servers. It has been a subsidiary of UK based hosting and domain registration company Host Europe Group since 2011. Heart Internet is the 2nd largest web-host in the UK for websites hosted.

## History

Heart Internet was founded by Tim Brealey and Jonathan Brealey in 2004. Since its launch, Heart Internet has added a range of new products to their offering, including:
* Linux and Windows Dedicated Servers – 2008
* Windows reseller hosting – 2009
* API made available to reseller services – 2009
* Virtual private servers (VPS) – 2011
* Hybrid servers – 2012
* Cloud hosting – 2013
In 2011 the company was acquired by UK based hosting and domain registration company Host Europe plc (HEG). HEG was bought by US based hosting company GoDaddy in 2017. In April 2024 Heart Internet was bought by Your.Online for an undisclosed amount.
# Heart Ipswich

Heart Ipswich (formerly SGR FM) was an Independent Local Radio station that evolved from Suffolk Group Radio, which was the parent company for two Independent radio stations serving the county of Suffolk in England.

## Overview

The older of the radio stations was Radio Orwell, which began transmissions in Ipswich on 28 October 1975 on 257m MW. It was one of the original group of ILR stations set up by the Independent Broadcasting Authority following relaxation of the rules governing broadcasting in Britain. Other stations that were included in the original 19 were LBC and Capital Radio in London and BRMB in Birmingham.
The western side of Suffolk got its own radio station in the form of Saxon Radio on 240m MW, which began broadcasting in Bury St Edmunds in November 1982. The two stations operated separate breakfast shows, and then programmes were networked from either site to both transmitters. Most of the programmes came from the studios at Electric House, Ipswich, and a few from the Bury St Edmunds' Long Brackland studios.
In 1984-85, the stations experimented with a drive-time news and current affairs programme ("The Home Run") which had presenters in both studios - Allan Lee in Ipswich and Adrienne Rosen in Bury. This proved too expensive to continue for long and the programme was cut back to one presenter in the Ipswich studio.
Ipswich Town FC was sponsored by Radio Orwell and had the station's logo on the front of the team's shirts in the mid-1980s.
In 1990, the stations were taken over by the successful Norwich-based Radio Broadland to form the East Anglian Radio group, run by the Broadland management team. EAR re-launched Orwell and Saxon as one station under the SGR-FM banner in 1992 and also won the licence to start SGR Colchester in Essex the following year. The group launched a new service in 1995 called Amber Radio, with studios in Ipswich and Norwich, on the AM transmitters previously used to simulcast the SGR stations; these, some years later, became Classic Gold Amber and then Gold. In 1996, EAR was bought by the GWR Group network, which continued to run the stations for about 10 years until it was taken over by Global Radio.

### Heart rebrand

On 5 January 2009, SGR-FM was renamed as Heart, as part of a major re-brand involving 29 One Network stations. By that time, local programming was restricted to daily breakfast and weekday afternoon drivetime shows with all other output networked from London. As part of the re-brand, the station pulled out of a contract to broadcast live commentary on Ipswich Town FC games after just one season.

### Network restructuring

On 21 June 2010, Global Radio announced plans to close Heart Ipswich and merge the station with Heart Norwich as part of plans to reduce the Heart network of stations from 33 to 16. The new station, Heart East Anglia, began broadcasting from Norwich on 3 September 2010.
# Heliotropic hypothesis

Heliotropic hypothesis is the process when social systems evolve toward the most positive images they hold of themselves.
# Hellbent on Compromise

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Hellbent on Compromise is an album by Scottish musician Edwyn Collins, released in 1990.

## Critical reception

The Rough Guide to Rock wrote that the album "lacked its predecessor's tight, dense production, and its atmospherics too often gave way to an unsatisfactory sparseness."

## Track listing

All tracks composed by Edwyn Collins; except where indicated
* "Means to an End" (Collins, Paul Quinn) - 5:12
* "You Poor Deluded Fool" - 4:54
* "It Might as Well Be You" - 3:25
* "Take Care of Yourself" - 6:43
* "Graciously" - 3:44
* "Someone Else Besides" - 4:35
* "My Girl Has Gone" (Marv Tarplin, Ronald White, William Robinson, Warren "Pete" Moore) - 3:44
* "Now That It's Love" - 3:27
* "Everything and More" - 4:58
* "What's the Big Idea?" - 4:57
* "Time of the Preacher/Long Time Gone" (Collins/Willie Nelson) - 5:05

## Personnel

* Edwyn Collins – guitar, vocals
* John "Segs" Jennings – bass
* Chris Taylor – drums, percussion
* David Anderson – keyboards, guitar
* Colin MacKenzie – bass
* Trevor McCarty – bass
* Chucho Merchán – double bass
* Martin Drover – trumpet
* Zop Cormorant - drums
* Jock Loveband - backing vocals on "What's the Big Idea?"
* Tyrone Berkeley - backing vocals on "Time of the Preacher/Long Time Gone"
* Simeon Jones - harmonica on "Time of the Preacher/Long Time Gone"
* David Robinson - cello on "Time of the Preacher/Long Time Gone"
* Alan Titherington, Kirsten Morrison - violin on "Time of the Preacher/Long Time Gone"
# Hellbent

Hellbent may refer to:

## Film and television
### Films

* Hell Bent (film), a 1918 silent Western film
* Hellbent (film), a 2004 slasher film

### Television episodes

* "Hell Bent" (Doctor Who)
* "Hell Bent" (Wentworth)

## Music

* H3llb3nt, an electro-industrial supergroup
* Hell Bent (album), a 2013 album by Potty Mouth
* Hellbent, a 2019 album by Randy Rogers Band
* Hellbent, a 2021 album by indie-pop group Autoheart
# Udayagiri, Mysore

Udayagiri is a suburb in the northern side of Mysore.
This locality has Muslim Majority population, alike most part of North-Eastern Mysore and hence there are many properties belonging to Wakf board. Shanti Nagar, Rajeev Nagar, KEB Colony and many other localities are a part of Udayagiri Suburb.

## Library

Syed Issaq, a daily wage worker, had collected more than 11,000 books and made a library so that poor men can read books. The Library was burnt on 9 April 2021 for unknown reasons and Syed told that he will not cow down and rebuild the library from the scratch. Mysore MP Pratap Simha, on 14 April 2021 handed over a cheque for Rs. 50,000 to rebuild the library of Syed Isak at Rajivnagar 2nd Stage, which was destroyed earlier. Pratap Simha, condemning the incident, said that he had spoken with the City Police Commissioner to conduct a thorough probe into the incident and bring the culprits to book. He ensured that the Government was with Syed Isak and BJP has extended all help to Syed, who had built the library on his own and looking after it since a decade and also said that the library stood on a Civic Amenity (CA) site and added that he would speak with Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) Chairman and take steps to rebuild the burnt down library on the same spot.

## Associations

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Sangha and Udayagiri Kannada Sangha are some of the associations located here. Former Mayor of Mysore, Mr. Ayub Khan is a resident of Udayagiri.

## Lakes

Devanur Lake is one of the Lakes present in Mysore North. In recent times, the lake is polluted due to inflow of untreated waste from Sewage lines and Industries. Public in the nearby localities are constantly demand for the restoration and rejuvenation of the Lake.

## Image gallery

* Infant Jesus Church
# Hearts of Oak (1803 play)

Hearts of Oak is an 1803 comedy play by the English writer John Till Allingham. It premiered at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in London on 19 November 1803. The original Drury Lane cast included William Dowton as Ardent, Alexander Pope as Dorland, John Bannister as Tenpercent, Vincent De Camp as Edward, Charles Holland as Philip, Thomas Collins as Joe, George Frederick Cooke as Jerard, John Henry Johnstone as Brian O'Bradleigh, Jane Powell as Eliza, Nannette Johnston as Laura, Sarah Harlowe as Fanny and Sarah Sparks as Mrs O'Bradleigh.
# USS Menhaden

USS Menhaden has been the name of more than one United States Navy ship, and may refer to:
* USS Menhaden (SP-847), a patrol vessel and tug in commission from 1917 to 1919
* USS Menhaden (SS-377), a submarine in commission from 1945 to 1946, from 1951 to 1952, and from 1953 to 1971