Samantha912/NLP_A2_WTH huggingface dataset:
And or AND may refer to:

Logic, grammar, and computing
 Conjunction (grammar), connecting two words, phrases, or clauses
 Logical conjunction in mathematical logic, notated as "∧", "⋅", "&", or simple juxtaposition
 Bitwise AND, a boolean operation in programming, typically notated as "and" or "&"
 Short-circuit and, a short-circuit operator, notated "&&", "and", "and then", etc.
 Ampersand, the symbol "&", representing "and"
 AND gate, in electronics

Music albums
 And (John Martyn album), 1996
 And (Koda Kumi album), 2018
 A N D, a 2015 album by Tricot
 And, a 2007 album by Jonah Matranga

Businesses and organizations
 Alberta New Democrats, now Alberta New Democratic Party
Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, US
 Automotive Navigation Data, digital map supplier
 AND Corporation, biometrics
 AND CO, software subsidiary of Fiverr

Transportation
 Anderson Regional Airport, South Carolina, US, IATA airport code
 Anderston railway station, Scotland, National Rail codeh

Other uses
 Allow natural death, a medical term
 Andorra, ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code
 Andromeda (constellation), abbreviation
 Ansus language, ISO 639-3 code

See also

 & (disambiguation)
 Ampersand (disambiguation)
The European Federation for Animal Science or EAAP (; ;  [sic]) The European  Federation for Animal Science or EAAP is an international non-governmental organisation  which aims to improve the knowledge and the dissemination of advancement of animal science. The federation has its headquarters in Rome, Italy.

Presidents

Study Commissions 
 Animal Genetics
 Animal Health and Welfare
 Animal Nutrition
 Animal Physiology
 Livestock Farming Systems
 Cattle
 Horse
 Pig
 Sheep and Goat
 Insects
 Precision Livestock Farming

European Projects 
EAAP is involved in several European projects, with the aim to promote knowledge and dissemination of research results about animal farming. EAAP participated in more than twenty international projects, and currently in BovReg, PPILOW, GENE-SwitCH, Smarter, SmartCow, GENTORE, VetBioNet.

Workshops 
Workshops have been held since 2016. Recent workshops EAAP jointly coordinated are Advancia Academy, in cooperation with Adisseo, Amino Acid Academy, in cooperation with Ajinomoto, and Animine Academy, in cooperation with Animine. They all focus on animal nutrition.

Awards 
The EAAP awards the A.M. Leroy Fellowship.

References

Environmental organisations based in Italy
Agricultural organisations based in Italy
Agrarian politics
Conservation and environmental foundations
Foundations based in Italy
International scientific organizations based in Europe
Liberation Army of Chameria (LAC, , UÇÇ) is a reported paramilitary formation in the northwestern Greek region of Epirus.

In 2001, a video was released on the internet showing concealed members of the UCC, the leader "Mehmeti" said that the Liberation Army would form in southern Albania, to defend the ethnic Albanians who had "no rights": "circa 1 million Albanians in Northwestern Greece - Chameria, live without any rights, the UCC will be their legitimate representative."

When U.S. President George W. Bush visited Tirana on June 10, 2007, a delegation of the UCC on delivered a letter with nationalist requests. UCC delegations delivered letters to the U.S. embassies in Rome and Tirana.

In 2001, the Greek police reported that the group consisted of approximately 30-40 Albanians. It does not have the official support of the Albanian government.

See also
 Albanian nationalism
 Greater Albania
 Kosovo Liberation Army
 National Liberation Army of Macedonia
 Albanian National Army
 Northern Epirus Liberation Front

References

External links
Media Monitors - More signs NATO is behind ethnic Albanian attacks on Macedonia

Albanian militant groups
Albanian separatism
Paramilitary organizations based in Greece

Chameria
Scopula ichinosawana is a moth of the  family Geometridae. It is found in Japan and Russia.

The wingspan is 20–25 mm.

Subspecies
Scopula ichinosawana ichinosawana
Scopula ichinosawana honshuensis Inoue, 1982

References

Moths described in 1925
ichinosawana
Moths of Japan
Moths of Asia
Lusakert Biogas Plant (LBP) is a biogas plant in Nor Geghi, about  north of Yerevan, Armenia.  It generates electricity by combustion of biogas produced from animal manure of the Lusakert Pedigree Poultry Plant. The LBP started its operations in October 2008.

History 
The project was proposed and carried out by the  Max Concern (Armenia) and Vekst Foundation (Norway).  The construction of the plant started in August 2007 and was finished a year later. In the sphere of clean development, Lusakert Biogas Plant was the first in Armenia. It was registered in UN in September 2006, in the framework of Kyoto Protocol. Since the LBP implies future potential renewable energy projects, it is significant for the development of renewable energy industry in Armenia.

Lusakert Biogas Plant was awarded National Energy Globe Award Armenia (overall winner) in 2007

Technical description

The Lusaker Biogas Plant generates heat and electricity from biogas produced from poultry manure of the Lusakert Pedigree Poultry Plant. For production of biogas, the liquid manure is processed in an anaerobic digesters of  at temperature of . There is an option to build the second digester. The LBP was considered to produce  of biogas with a methane (CH4) content of 70%. Remains of manure are used for production of 75,000 tonnes of organic fertilizer per year.  After removing sulfuric acid from gas, it is used for heat and power generation.  The LBP has installed electric capacity of 0.85 MW and it is able to generate 7 GWh of electricity annually. The average capacity that Lusakert Biogas Plant runs with is 50-60%. The electricity produced at LBP is sold at 40 drams (about 7.5 cents) per kilowatt. In 2014, the plant did not generate electricity due to economic difficulties of the poultry plant which resulted in low amounts of wastes.

The project duration is 21 years.

Impact 
It was planned that Lusakert Biogas Plant reduces greenhouse gas emissions to the atmosphere 63,000 tonnes per year of  equivalent.  In 2008–2011, the plant decreased almost 37000 tons of  emissions to the atmosphere.  It reduces local pollution of ground and water as well. LBP helps the local inhabitants to get rid of the disgusting smell of poultry emissions.

Shareholders 
The largest shareholders of Lusakert Biogas Plant are Max Concern (the owner of Lusakert Pedigree Poultry Plant - 58%), Vekst Foundation (Norway - 16%), the Danish Development Fund and Bigadan (Denmark) - both 13%.

References 

Biofuel power stations in Armenia
Coffins on Io is the seventh studio album by American avant-garde metal band Kayo Dot, released in the UK on August 14, 2014 and in the US on October 13 through experimental metal label The Flenser. It is a follow-up to 2013's Hubardo. It's the first album from Kayo Dot to not be self-released since 2012's Gamma Knife. Coffins on Io marks a notable change in sound. It combines influences of Type O Negative, The Sisters of Mercy, Peter Gabriel, dark wave and other 80s electronic musicians. It combines aspects of electronic music, jazz fusion, post-punk, gothic rock and new wave.  It was produced by Toby Driver.

Writing and recording
After releasing an album on The Flenser for one of Driver's other bands, Vaura, Driver gave the label  four songs that he had considered releasing under a different band moniker. After the label's reception to the tracks, he decided to release it under the Kayo Dot moniker, the label signing the band to a contract then, the band's first music to be released by a label since 2010. The album began as a four-song experiment, and was transformed into a full-length album. Continuing the theme of the last album, the album was recorded by the full live band.

Music and lyrics
Driver has said that the album was influenced by dark wave as well as Type O Negative, Peter Gabriel and other similar electronic bands of the 1980s.  Driver said in an interview that the album was heavily influenced by dark wave and was written as evoking "1980s retrofuture noir."

Driver's insistence that the album stay away from the influence of Hubardo resulted in an album that sounds drastically different from prior Kayo Dot albums. There are no growled vocals, and the album is not metal like many of the prior albums. In addition, this album relies heavily on repetition and melody, something prior Kayo Dot albums have strayed away from. Driver said in an interview that film heavily influenced the direction of the album, specifically Blade Runner.

Release and reception
The album was released on October 15 through The Flenser. It is available for purchase on The Flenser's site and Kayo Dot's bandcamp in MP3, FLAC, CD and LP. The album has received positive reviews, many praising the band's shift in music direction. Empty Lighthouse called it "Kayo Dot's best album to date" and celebrates its ability to "nail the noir feel," describing the album as "Lynchian". Re-views Media writer Michael Snoxall gave the album four stars out of five, saying the album feels familiar yet alien at the same time, and that the album is a "monumental" and "towering achievement." SputnikMusic gave it a 4/5, saying it "hums with sleek resonance" and calling the album "vibrant and exciting."

Track listing
Music by Toby Driver. Lyrics by Jason Byron.

Credits
Toby Driver - vocals, bass, synthesizer, piano
Daniel Means - alto sax, tenor sax
Ron Varod - guitar
Keith Abrams - drums
Tim Byrnes - synthesizer

References

2014 albums
Kayo Dot albums
The Flenser albums
may refer to several railway stations in Japan
 Fuchū Station (Hiroshima) 	
 Fuchū Station (Tokyo)
Felsőkelecsény is a village in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County in northeastern Hungary. , it had a population of 420. The village is located in the valley of Csörgős with the neighbour villages Zubogy and Felsőnyárád. Felsőkelecsény also has a road connection with Rudabánya to the east.

References

Populated places in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County
Flight 33 Productions is an American documentary production company founded in 2006 that specializes in programs about history and science. It produces programs for The History Channel, The Discovery Channel, The National Geographic Channel, 3net, H2, The Weather Channel, Spike and Comcast.

Flight 33 is led by Executive Producers Louis Tarantino and Douglas Cohen and is based in Los Angeles, California.

Shows 
The company's credits include the Emmy Award winning documentary A Distant Shore: African Americans of D-Day, the Emmy Nominated special Life After People, Doomsday: 10 Ways The World Will End, and the popular History series The Universe. Flight 33 also produced season two of the History series Shootout! and the 2007 special Siberian Apocalypse.

Recent productions include, Rocket City Rednecks, "History of the World in 2 Hours", Navajo Cops, and "When Aliens Attack".

Flight 33 programs also include Battle 360° (2008), "Biblical Mysteries Explained" (2008), Life After People (2009), Patton 360° (2009),  "Seven Deadly Sins" (2009), and "Prehistoric" (2009).

In 2011, Rocket City Rednecks premiered as the highest rated new series of the year for the National Geographic Channel. That same year, they and Spike TV created a TV special called, "Alternate History", which regards Nazi Germany turning the U.S. into a satellite state after winning the Second World War as a result from turning the tables on the D-day invasion. However, this scenario is flawed in several ways. In 2014, they produced the show called, "Codes and Conspiracies", which explains different conspiracy theories. It went on for three seasons until 2016.

Flight 33 has also produced over twenty-five 3D programs, including the first ever 3D TV documentary - The Universe: Seven Wonders of The Solar System for History and Sky. Other 3D projects include, The Universe: Season Six, WW2 in 3D, History of the World in Two Hours, the 3D series Forgotten Planet and Live Fire for 3Net, and Roller Coasters, Perfecting Parkour, and The Colt Gun Factory for Comcast's Xfinity.

Awards 
A Distant Shore - 2008 Emmy Award for Outstanding Historical Programming - Long Form

Big History - 2014 Emmy Award for Outstanding Graphic Design and Art Direction

History of the World in 2 Hours - 2011 Emmy Nomination For Outstanding Individual Achievement In Craft: Graphic Design & Art Direction

Life After People - 2008 Emmy Nomination For Outstanding Writing For Nonfiction Programming; 2008 Emmy Nomination For Outstanding Special Visual Effects For A Miniseries, Movie Or Special

Shootout - 2006 Emmy Nomination For Outstanding Individual Achievement In A Craft: Graphic And Artistic Design

Wild West Tech - 2006 Emmy Nomination For Outstanding Individual Achievement In A Craft: Graphic And Artistic Design

References

External links

Television production companies of the United States
Documentary film production companies
Bến Củi is a commune of Dương Minh Châu District, Tây Ninh Province, Vietnam. The area of the commune is 34,26 km², and the population in 1999 was 4,802 people.

Vietnam War

Bến Củi was the site of a rubber plantation (Nông trường cao su Bến Củi) that was part of the Michelin Rubber Plantation near Dầu Tiếng, Republic of Vietnam. During the Vietnam War, Ben Cui and other sections of the Michelin rubber plantation were the scene of intense fighting between United States forces and the North Vietnamese Army (NVA) and Viet Cong forces.

Staff Sergeant Marvin "Rex" Young, Company C, 1st Battalion (Mechanized), 5th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division posthumously received the Medal of Honor, in recognition of the repeated efforts he made to save the lives of his comrades near Ben Cui on August 21, 1968.  The 1st Battalion, 5th Infantry Regiment earned the Presidential Unit Citation for the actions from August 18 to September 20, 1968.

The fighting in the Bến Củi rubber plantation is sometimes referred to as the Third Offensive, in reference to the third wave of massed North Vietnamese troops after the Tet Offensive. The Tet and subsequent offensives marked a major shift from the small hit-and-run sniper and ambush that dominated during the Vietnam War to a more massive display of force and higher numbers of casualties.

Some of the veterans of the combat in the Bến Củi and other segments of the Michelin rubber plantation believe that heavier U.S. casualties were sustained because the U.S. Army had an informal agreement with the French Government to not use artillery or air strikes in the rubber plantations, to avoid costly damage to the rubber trees. However, the Combat After Action Reports from the Bến Củi engagement of 21 August 1968 indicate that both artillery and air support were used.

References

Battlefields in Vietnam
Landforms of Tây Ninh province
The Dalewool Auckland Brass Band was founded in 1919 as the Auckland Watersiders Silver Band. The band retained this title until the early 1950s when it became the Auckland Metropolitan Fire Brigade Band. The next name change occurred in the 1960s when it merged with the Onehunga Band to become the Waitemata Onehunga Silver Band.

The band reached A grade championship status in 1949 and achieved its first New Zealand Champion Band title in 1957.

Sponsorship by a local engineering firm saw the band's name change to Turrells Onehunga Brass Band, under which name they won the 1977 New Zealand Championships under the musical directorship of Errol Mason.

In 1979, the band obtained sponsorship from Continental Airlines.

1986 saw the completion of the new bandroom in Captain Springs Road in Onehunga, built on the site of the original bandroom. On the eve of the opening of the bandroom, Errol Mason died. 

When Continental Airlines ceased flying to New Zealand in 1994, sponsorship was moved to Carlton & United Breweries. As Fosters Auckland Brass, the Band won the New Zealand title in 1995 and 1996, and the Australian title in 1996 and 1997. The change to Dalewool Auckland Brass came as a result of Carlton & United Breweries ceasing sponsorships in New Zealand as the Band was fortunate enough to make the acquaintance of the McDermott family. The band, under its new name, has won the New Zealand Championships in 1998, the Australian Championships in 2001, and has released several CDs which have received critical acclaim both in New Zealand and overseas.

In 2001 the Band launched its Subscription Concert Series.

In 2010 the band recorded the album Christmas Magic in collaboration with The Graduate Choir New Zealand.

New Zealand musical groups
Brass bands
The Embassy of East Timor (Timor-Leste) in Washington, D.C. is the diplomatic mission of the East Timor to the United States. It is located at 4201 Connecticut Ave NW, in the Forest Hills neighborhood.

The Ambassador is Domingos Sarmento Alves.

References

External links
Official website

East Timor
Washington, D.C.
East Timor–United States relations
East Timor
On 28 July 2019, a suicide car bombing occurred in the Kabul office of the Vice Presidential candidate Amrullah Saleh. The bombing killed over 20 and injured over 50, including slightly wounding Saleh. Four gunmen then stormed the building and laid siege for hours before being killed.

Casualties 
Twenty people were killed, and 50 others wounded, including Amrullah Saleh who was slightly injured in the blast.

Responsibility of the attack 
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack but ISIL and the Taliban both frequently carry out attacks in this region.

See also  
 1 July 2019 Kabul attack
 List of terrorist attacks in Kabul

References 

28 July suicide bombing
2019 murders in Afghanistan
28 July 2019 suicide bombing
21st-century mass murder in Afghanistan
Attacks on buildings and structures in Kabul
Attacks on office buildings
Failed assassination attempts in Asia
July 2019 crimes in Asia
July 2019 events in Afghanistan
Mass murder in 2019
28 July 2019 suicide bombing
Suicide bombings in 2019
28 July 2019
Suicide car and truck bombings in Afghanistan
Terrorist incidents in Afghanistan in 2019
Building bombings in Afghanistan
Eupithecia perendina is a moth in the family Geometridae. It is found in China (Yunnan).

References

Moths described in 1980
perendina
Moths of Asia
The cactus roach (Rutilus virgo) is a species of fish in the family Cyprinidae, native to the basin of the Danube River upstream of the Iron Gate, very numerous in the Sava basin. It is also recorded in the Ukrainian Zakarpattian region. This freshwater fish is up to 55  cm long.

External links

 

Rutilus
Fish described in 1852
Freshwater fish of Europe
Wee Wee Caye Marine Lab is located in the country of Belize.

This biological lab, established in 1988, is located nine miles off the coast of southern Belize in the Stann Creek District.  Wee Wee Caye, the island upon which this lab is situated, is host only to this biological station, which is managed in a sustainable fashion.  Mangroves surround the entirety of the island, and provides not only erosion control to the island, but additionally provides habitat that supports a wide variety of fauna.

Currently owned by two American citizens and researchers, Paul and Mary Shave, this lab employs individuals from local communities in Dangriga when visitors are present.  The lab acts as a support facility to academic programs interested in marine, coastal, and tropical ecological studies.  Mode of transportation to and from the island include fiberglass boats operated by licensed guides.  Rustic cabins provide housing to visitors, and meals are served three times a day and are prepared by local cooks.  Boardwalks connect cabins within the mangrove forest in order to prevent compaction and damage to the surrounding environment.

Many local islands within the surrounding area have altered the natural mangrove forest that typically surrounds these islands with artificial sand beaches, so as to better serve the desires of foreign tourists.  However, this "beach" system not only decreases the natural habitat of a variety of species, but it also infringes on the health of the coral reef, covering many areas of the coral reef and causing death to local marine wildlife.  Erosion is also significantly enhanced through this artificial "beaching" practice, and run-off is very common.  Mangroves provide natural filtration, habitat, and prevent erosion into the surrounding marine environment.  This biological lab seeks to encompass all of these sustainable practices in order to support wildlife in its natural system of order.

As of August 2020, partial ownership of Wee Wee Caye is for sale, and the former marine lab is being developed into a resort.

References
Wee Wee Caye Marine Lab: Host Website

 Ecological Sustainability: Mangroves on Island Shorelines

Buildings and structures in Belize
Oceanographic organizations
Robert Olaf Waring (November 26, 1919 – June 16, 1976) was a U.S. diplomat assassinated in Beirut, Lebanon in 1976.

Early life
Waring was born in Long Island City, New York on November 26, 1919, and attended Fordham University, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts and Masters of Arts degree. During World War II, he served two years at the War Department from 1943 until 1944. In the latter year, he joined State Department as a clerk.

Diplomatic career
He served in administrative posts as a Foreign Service officer in various locations including Casablanca, Rabat, Thessaloniki, Athens, West Berlin and London. He then became an Economic Officer and served in Vienna from 1961 to 1966 and then in Berlin until 1971, when he returned to Washington, D.C. In June 1972, he and his family were posted to Beirut, Lebanon, where he had good business and political contacts including the future president, Elias Sarkis.

Death
At 10h40 on 16 June 1976, in Beirut, Francis E. Meloy, Jr., the incoming U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon, accompanied by Waring, the U.S. Economic Counselor, were on their way to present Meloy's credentials to the new Lebanese President-elect Elias Sarkis. Meloy, Waring and their driver, Zuhair Mohammed Moghrabi, were kidnapped by Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine members as they crossed the Green Line, the division between Beirut's Christian and Muslim sectors. Meloy had been in the country a month, but not presented his credentials to the old president Suleiman Franjieh who had taken refuge outside Beirut and refused to step down.
By 21h30, Lebanese television announced their bullet-riddled bodies had been found on a garbage dump near the beach in Ramlet al-Baida. He was survived by his wife Irene Pollack and four children.

See also
List of kidnappings
List of solved missing person cases

References

External links
Arlington National Cemetery
Presidential Proclamation honoring Ambassador Meloy & Counselor Waring

1919 births
1970s missing person cases
1976 murders in Lebanon
1976 deaths
American expatriates in Germany
American expatriates in Greece
American expatriates in Lebanon
American expatriates in the United Kingdom
American people murdered abroad
American terrorism victims
Assassinated American diplomats
Deaths by firearm in Lebanon
Fordham University alumni
Formerly missing people
Kidnapped American people
Kidnapped diplomats
The following is a list of Malayalam films released in 1965.

1965
Malayalam
 Mal
 1965
1965 in Indian cinema