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Machinery is a 1920 drawing by American artist Charles Demuth. The drawing depicts a piece of industrial machinery in his hometown of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The work is currently in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Description
A principal member of the Precisionist art movement, Charles Demuth's work was often concerned with structures, machines, and logos. This interest is reflected in his 1920 work Machinery, which depicts a piece of industrial equipment in his hometown of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Demuth dedicated the drawing to his friend, American poet William Carlos Williams.

The drawing itself depicts a cyclone separator set in front of a factory wall. The detail of Machinery exemplifies many aspects of Precisionism; the background and the machine's body are made of hard-edged lines, while the machine's tubing is more fluid, seemingly flexible. Demuth uses the shadows cast by the centrifuge to add depth to the painting and to emphasize the roundness of the machine. In addition, the various shades of gray seen on the metal contrast the red and brown of the background, while also complementing the gray, white, and black of the wall's windowpanes. A singular spot of yellow is used to draw the viewer to the progression of the machine's feeding tubes, which serve a dual purpose; the light metallic tubes tie the drawing together, while at the same time segregating the darker windows from the lighter red of the brick.

References

Drawings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
1920 paintings
Drawings by Charles Demuth
Precisionism
Tecoma beckii is a species of flowering plants native to Bolivia. Unlike some other Tecoma species, the leaves are simple.

References

beckii
Flora of Southern America
The Intelligence Agency of Republic of North Macedonia was set up as a separate body of state administration under the Law on the Intelligence Agency adopted in April 1995.

Competence

The Intelligence Agency (АR) as a special body of state administration and in compliance with the Law of AR is an intelligence service authorized for collection, analysis and processing of the intelligence information relevant for security, defense, political, economic and other interests of the Republic of North Macedonia. 
Therefore, the Agency has established and is continually developing appropriate mechanisms for prevention, anticipation, early warning and risks estimation. It informs the state authorities of North Macedonia about the processes that generate threats for the national security and for the permanent and vital principles in order to establish stable secure environment and sustainable long-term development. 
The Intelligence Agency represents one of the basic pillars of the intelligence and security system of North Macedonia. It has been constituted upon the intelligence concept as a long-term strategic process for national interests and priorities protection and in accordance with the modern standards for prevention and current security threats and risks management. 
The Intelligence Agency is continuously aiming towards enlargement of its capacities in those environments where there are risks for the vital and permanent national interests and is building strategic partnerships that are relevant for the state and represent support of the international security policies. The dynamics of the processes and the joint dependence of the states in the region and in broader surrounding compulsory impose the need for cooperation of the intelligence services on both bilateral and multilateral level.

Civil control over the Agency

The Assembly of North Macedonia oversees the work of the Agency through a corresponding commission. The Commission submits a report to the Assembly of North Macedonia about the activity performed once a year at the most. Prior to submitting the report the commission is obliged to communicate the same to the Director of the Agency.

Organizational structure

Directors

See also
 List of Directors of Intelligence Agency
North Macedonia
  Administration for Security and Counterintelligence  (Police Agency)
  Military Service for Security and Intelligence-G2 (Military Agency

Reference list

North Macedonia intelligence agencies
is an entertainment company.

History
In February 1968, Hiroshi Kawai left Bandai to establish his own toy business. Kawai founded  on June 7, 1969. In September 1972, it changed its name to .

Tōshō merged with two other companies,  and , to form Happinet in October 1991. In November 1994, Bandai acquired shares of Happinet. Happinet first appeared on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in December 1998.

Happinet acquired Beam Entertainment and its adult label, Green Bunny, in December 1999. It renamed the division  in July 2002.

Products

Happinet had an exclusive anime licensing agreement with NuTech Digital in 2003.
In addition to producing and distributing anime and films, Happinet acquires the rights to foreign films for Japanese distribution.

TV Anime
Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu
Xenosaga: The Animation
Full Metal Panic! The Second Raid
Gin'iro no Olynssis
The Familiar of Zero
Ancient Ruler Dinosaur King DKidz Adventure
Rocket Girls
Romeo × Juliet
Rosario + Vampire
Ancient Ruler Dinosaur King DKidz Adventure: Pterosaur Legend
Rosario + Vampire capu2
B Gata H Kei
Manyū Hiken-chō
Daily Lives of High School Boys
Shomin Sample
Regalia: The Three Sacred Stars
Flip Flappers
Grimoire of Zero
Angel's 3Piece!
Citrus
Chrono Crusade
Kakuriyo: Bed and Breakfast for Spirits
Between the Sky and Sea
Iroduku: The World in Colors
Operation Han-Gyaku-Sei Million Arthur
The Price of Smiles
Rage of Bahamut: Manaria Friends
Anime films
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time
OVAs
Kite: International Version
Mezzo Forte: International Version
Live Action films
Hula Girls
Helter Skelter
The Complex
My Man
Himeanole
Video Games
Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge (Japanese localization)

References

External links
Official website (Japanese)
Happinet Pictures website (Japanese)
Happinet Games website (Japanese)
Official website (English)

Anime companies
Entertainment companies of Japan
Entertainment companies established in 1969
Mass media companies established in 1969
Japanese companies established in 1969
Bandai Namco Holdings subsidiaries
Gu Chujun () is a Chinese convicted criminal and former business executive and entrepreneur. He is a native of Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province.

He studied at Tianjin University and became the Chief Executive Officer of Greencool Holdings in Hong Kong and the Kelon Group.

He acquired Hisense Kelon, Meiling Electrical Appliance, Jinnuoer, Qihuawa, Xiling, Yanxing Bus and Xiang Bearing. In 2001, Forbes magazine ranked him as China's 20th richest man.

As an outcome of the Lang–Gu dispute, in January 2008, Gu was sentenced to 10 years in prison and a fine of 6.8 million yuan after a conviction for falsifying corporate reports. An appeal against the conviction was rejected in April 2009. Hisense Kelon also won damages of 30.15 million yuan in a civil case against Gu.

References 

Living people
People from Yangzhou
Chinese fraudsters
People convicted of fraud
Year of birth missing (living people)
Hisense people
Tianjin University alumni
Sayf ibn al-Harith al-Hamdani was martyred on the day of Ashura in the Battle of Karbala.

Lineage 
Sayf ibn Harith (Harath) ibn Suray ibn Jabir al-Hamdani al-Jabiri was from Bani Jabir, a branch of Hamdan tribe who were originally from Yemen and lived in Kufa.

In the Battle of Karbala 
Sayf ibn Harith ibn Suray and Malik ibn Abd Allah were cousins. They went to Karbala and joined the companions of Husayn ibn Ali.

On the Day of Ashura, when they saw Husayn confronting the army of the enemy, they went to him crying. Husayn told them, "O cousins! Why are you crying? By God, I hope your eyes will soon be brightened [to heaven]."

They answered, "May God sacrifice us for you; by God we swear we are not crying for ourselves, but our crying is because we see you besieged and cannot defend you."

Husayn said, "May God give you the best of rewards He gives to the God-wary for your companionship and defense."

After Hanzala ibn As'ad al-Shibami was martyred, Sayf and Malik greeted Husayn. Husayn answered their greeting and they moved toward the enemy. They fought while they supported each other until they both were martyred.

References 

People killed at the Battle of Karbala
600s births
Year of birth uncertain
680 deaths

Husayn ibn Ali
Hussainiya
Freedom in Fragments is a studio album by English guitarist, composer and improvisor Fred Frith. It was composed by Frith in 1993 as "a suite of 23 pieces for saxophone quartet", and was performed by the Rova Saxophone Quartet between February 1999 and January 2000 in San Francisco. The album was released on Tzadik Records' Composer Series in 2002. Frith does not perform on this album.

The Freedom in Fragments suite was also recorded in January 2008 by the ARTE Quartett, and released by Intakt Records (Switzerland) in January 2009 on a CD entitled The Big Picture by Fred Frith and ARTE Quartett. One of the tracks from the suite, "Freedom Is Your Friends II" was performed by the Fred Frith Guitar Quartet on their 1997 album Ayaya Moses.

Background
Freedom in Fragments was commissioned by the San Francisco-based Rova Saxophone Quartet and was composed by Frith specifically for them while he was living at Big Sur, California. He wrote it as a suite of 23 short pieces, or "stories", that can be played as a whole, or in part, and in any given sequence. Frith wanted a composition "which could reach their narrative potential by a force of accumulation ... small stories that, when heard together, become big stories."

Frith also composed the suite in a way that the music could be improvised: "The determining factor was the understanding that Rova wanted material which they could transform through improvisation. Most of the stories, therefore, involve some question about what might constitute musical freedom." One reviewer of the album stated that "[t]he suite's greatest strength is the way it lets Rova crawl around their instruments, from the melodic ballads to noisy skronk."

The "story" sequence performed here by Rova was created by Frith, although it is just one configuration of the work, and only 16 of the 23 pieces appear on the album. The entire work was dedicated to the memory of Charles Mingus, with certain pieces inspired by Frank Zappa, Jimmy Giuffre and Ikue Mori.

Track listing
All tracks written by Fred Frith.
"Freedom Is Your Friends" / "Some Assembly Required" – 3:42
"Advertising" – 0:17
"Song and Dance" – 4:05
"Void Where Prohibited" / "The Up and Up" – 4:50
"Boyan's Problem" – 3:26
"Ikue's Song" – 1:00
"T Square Park Lark (for Frank Zappa)" – 9:15
"Significant Restrictions Apply" – 1:17
"Hey René" – 0:17
"Chained to the Skyway" – 5:51
"Batteries Not Included" / " Nostalgia" – 3:16
"Water Under the Bridge (for Jimmy Giuffre)" – 5:05
"Freedom Is Your Friends II" – 6:00

Personnel
Rova Saxophone Quartet
Bruce Ackley – soprano saxophone
Steve Adams – alto saxophone
Jon Raskin – baritone saxophone
Larry Ochs – tenor saxophone, sopranino saxophone

Sound and artwork
Recorded at Mr. Toad's, San Francisco, February 1999 – January 2000
Mixed by Jeff Byrd and Larry Ochs
Cover artwork by Heike Liss

References

2002 albums
Fred Frith albums
Rova Saxophone Quartet albums
Avant-garde jazz albums
Free improvisation albums
Tzadik Records albums
Corinna Schmidt is a 1951 East German drama film directed by Arthur Pohl and starring Trude Hesterberg, Willy Kleinoschegg and Ingrid Rentsch. It is based on the novel Jenny Treibel by Theodor Fontane. A penniless young woman falls in love with a country house and becomes engaged to the young man who owns it, while his scheming family try to break up the match.

Cast
 Trude Hesterberg  ...  Jenny Treibel
  Willy Kleinoschegg ...  Kommerzienrat Treibel
  Ingrid Rentsch ...  Corinna Schmidt
  Joseph Noerden ...  Leopold Treibel
  Peter Podehl ...  Dr. Marcel Wedderkopp
  Hans Hessling ...  Professor Schmidt
  Erna Sellmer ...  Frau Schmolke
  Chiqui Jonas ...  Helene Treibel
  Edelweiß Malchin  ...  Hildegard Munk
  Egon Brosig  ...  Leutnant Vogelsang
  Hermann Lenschau  ...  Otto Treibel
  Erika Glässner  ...  Majorin von Ziegenhals
  Ellen Plessow  ...  Fräulein vom Bomst
  Fred Hülgerth  ...  Kammersänger Krola
  Aribert Grimmer  ...  Friedrich

References

External links

1951 films
1951 drama films
German drama films
East German films
1950s German-language films
Films based on works by Theodor Fontane
Films set in the 1870s
German black-and-white films
1950s German films
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}}The Young Mods' Forgotten Story is an album by the American soul music group the Impressions. It was released in 1969 via Curtom Records.

Production
Donny Hathaway worked as an arranger on the album.

Critical receptionBillboard deemed The Young Mods' Forgotten Story a "smooth soul sampler of choice tunes." Colin Larkin called it "quintessential," writing that it "set the framework for [Curtis Mayfield's] solo work." The Edmonton Journal'', reviewing a reissue, wrote that "the music, save for touches of wah-wah and (prescient) proto-funk on 'Mighty Mighty', was in many ways a step behind similar groups of the time."

Track listing
All tracks composed by Curtis Mayfield
 "The Young Mods' Forgotten Story"  – 2:00
 "Choice of Colors"  – 3:15
 "The Girl I Find"  – 2:37
 "Wherever You Leadeth Me"  – 2:32
 "My Deceiving Heart"  – 2:49
 "Seven Years"  – 2:21
 "Love's Miracle"  – 2:24
 "Jealous Man"  – 2:34
 "Soulful Love"  – 2:30
 "Mighty Mighty (Spade & Whitey)"  – 2:21

Personnel 
 Curtis Mayfield – lead vocals, guitar, producer
 Fred Cash and Sam Gooden – backing vocals
 The Funk Brothers – instrumentation
 Donny Hathaway and Johnny Pate – arranger

Charts
USA - Album

USA - Singles

References

1969 albums
The Impressions albums
Albums arranged by Johnny Pate
Albums produced by Curtis Mayfield
Curtom Records albums
Yang Mu (born 25 January 1989) is a Chinese former footballer who is last known to have been contracted to Young Lions of the Singaporean S.League in 2009.

Young Lions

Yang signed for the Young Lions after a protracted discussion over his transfer fee, reportedly an initial $45,000 Singapore dollar, and finally transferred at a cost of $20,000.

Despite the high expectations, Yang put in a lackluster performance in his 17 appearances there, returning 4 goals.

References

External links 
 at Soccerway

Chinese men's footballers
Guangzhou City F.C. players
Chinese expatriates in Singapore
Men's association football forwards
Singapore Premier League players
Young Lions FC players
Living people
1989 births
Expatriate men's footballers in Singapore
Pasiansi is an Ward in Ilemela District, Mwanza Region, Tanzania with a postcode 33206. In 2016 the Tanzania National Bureau of Statistics report there were 17,713 people in the ward, from 35,723 in 2012.

References

Wards of Mwanza Region
Ilemela District
Constituencies of Tanzania
Louis-Victor Marcé (3 June 1828, Paris – August 1864) was a French psychiatrist.

He initially studied medicine in Nantes, afterwards continuing his studies in Paris, where in 1852 he gained his internship. In 1856 he obtained his doctorate with a dissertation on spermatic cysts titled "Des kystes spermatiques ou de l'hydrocèle enkystée spermatique". Shortly afterwards, he served as médecin-adjoint to Jules Baillarger (1809-1890) and Jacques-Joseph Moreau (1804-1884) at a maison de santé in Ivry-sur-Seine. In 1860 he received his agrégation to the medical faculty in Paris, and during the same year, worked as chief medical officer at "Ferme Sainte-Anne". Soon afterwards he was assigned as a physician to the Bicêtre Hospital.

In 1858 he published an important, comprehensive monograph dealing with prepartum and postpartum psychiatric disorders titled "Traité de la folie des femmes enceintes, des nouvelles accouchées et des nourrices, et considérations médico-légales qui se rattachent à ce sujet" (Treatise on the madness of pregnant women, etc.). The "Société Marcé Francophone", a French association for the study of perinatal and puerperal psychiatry, is named in his honour.

In 1860, he issued an early work on anorexia nervosa titled "Note sur une forme de délire hypocondriaque consécutive aux dyspepsies et caractérisée principalement par le refus d'aliments" (On a form of hypochondriacal delirium occurring consecutive to dyspepsia and characterized by refusal of food). Here he provided the first psychological accounts of individuals with anorexia nervosa in regards to obstinate behavioral characteristics.

Neurologist Albert Pitres (1848-1928) credited Marcé for providing the first description for agraphia, based on a paper issued by Marcé in 1860.

See also 
 History of anorexia nervosa

References 
 Psychiatrie Histoire (biography of Louis-Victor Marcé)

1864 deaths
1828 births
French psychiatrists
Scientists from Paris
The First Five Years is a Canadian informational television series which aired on CBC Television from 1971 to 1974.

Premise
The series concerns children younger than school age. Lloyd Robertson and Bette Stephenson were hosts for the first two seasons which aired locally on CBLT Toronto. Its third season was broadcast on the national network with Harry Brown replacing Robertson as a regular host.

Scheduling
The half-hour series was initially produced as a local programme for CBLT on Wednesday afternoons from 4 October 1971 until 9 May 1973. It was broadcast nationally Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. for one season from 4 October 1973 to 9 May 1974.

References

External links
 

CBC Television original programming
1971 Canadian television series debuts
1974 Canadian television series endings
Escape Under Pressure (also known as Under Pressure and The Cruel Deep) is a 2000 American disaster action film starring Rob Lowe. It was directed by Jean Pellerin.

Plot
An extremely rare artifact on a Greek island sets off a ferocious battle on the deck of a sinking ferryboat.

Cast
 Rob Lowe as John Spencer
 Larisa Miller as Chloe Spencer
 Craig Wasson as Elgin Bates
 Harry Van Gorkum as Crowley
 Tommy Hinkley as Carl
 Scott Anthony Viscomi as Nikos Gavras

Reception
Escape Under Pressure received very poor reviews from critics. Nate Yapp from Cinema Blend criticized every aspect of the film, from the script to the actor's performances, passing through "the worst CGI ever". Yapp concludes, stating: "Whatever happened to TV-movie pride (I know I'm digging deep here, folks). The medium used to be a way for up and coming directors to get some exposure (a la Steven Spielberg and John Carpenter). Now it seems to be an excuse to keep actors like Lowe and Corbin Bernsen in the public eye, if only for two hours". In the review aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes the movie holds a 0% rating.

References

External links
 
 
 Escap Under Pressure at Hollywood.com
 Escape Under Pressure at All Movie

2000 films
2000 action films
2000s disaster films
American action films
American disaster films
2000s English-language films
Films about couples
Films about seafaring accidents or incidents
Films about ship hijackings
Underwater action films
Films directed by Jean Pellerin
2000s American films
The indigenous Gran Chaco people consist of approximately thirty-five tribal groups in the Gran Chaco of South America.  Because, like the Great Plains of North America, the terrain lent itself to a nomadic lifestyle, there is little to no archaeological evidence of their prehistoric occupation.  Contributing to this near-absence of archaeological data is the lack of suitable raw material for stone tools or permanent construction and soil conditions that are not conducive to the preservation of organic material.

Geography
The actual cultural area of the Gran Chaco peoples differs from that of the geographic Gran Chaco.  The northwestern boundary of the cultural area is the Parapetí River and the marshes of the Bañados de Izozog depression, beyond which were the lands of the cultural unrelated Chané and Chiriguano. The cultural boundaries have not been static, even during historical times.  In the late 17th century the area expanded to the east across the Paraguay River, when the Mbayá invaded the lands between the Apa River and the Miranda River in Mato Grosso do Sul province in Brazil.

Languages

The tribal groups of the Gran Chaco fall into six language families:
 Matacoan languages or Mataco-maká (Wichí languages, Chorote languages, Nivaclé languages and the Maká language)
 Guaicuruan languages 
 Lule–Vilela languages
 Mascoian languages
 Zamucoan languages
 Tupi–Guarani languages

Many of the languages are part of a Chaco linguistic area. Common Chaco areal features include SVO word order and active-stative verb alignment. (See also Mataco–Guaicuru languages.)

See also
 Campo del Cielo
 Classification of indigenous peoples of the Americas#Gran Chaco
 Gran Chaco#Indigenous peoples of the Gran Chaco

References

Bibliography

Further reading
 
 

History of South America
Dibate is a town in western Ethiopia, named after a local tribe.  Located in the Metekel Zone of Benishangul-Gumuz, Dibate has a latitude and longitude of  with an elevation of 1438 meters above sea level.  

Based on figures from the Central Statistical Agency in 2005, this town has an estimated total population of 5,010 of whom 2,354 were males and were 2,656 females. According to the 1994 national census, its total population was 2,912 of whom 1,362 were males and 1,550 were females. It is the largest settlement in Dibate woreda.

Notes 

Populated places in the Benishangul-Gumuz Region
Docent  is a Czech crime television series. Doc. Otto Stehlík tracks down a cold-blooded serial killer as an investigator with unconventional but all the more functional strategy. Stehlík and his professional partner Monika Fousová  represent a rather incongruous couple. Jan Malinda and Josef Mareš have written the script. Jiří Strach took over the direction. The first episode premiered on 5 February 2023 on ČT1. and was presented on 12 January in Prague's bio přítomnost. Director Strach revealed there that season 2 is in development and could start filming in the fall of the same year.

Plot
Unexpected circumstances lead docent Stehlík to the team of the Prague murder party, which is headed by the pragmatic Major Šera. Stehlík is a police academic and a specialist in the psychological profiling of criminals. He shares an office with problematic Captain Fousová. Their attitude towards life, investigative methods and personal esprit are completely different. Their differences still lead them to reveal the perpetrator of so far unsolved murders and to a surprising connection with the current case which is investigated by their colleagues Málek and Plesl.

Cast

Main
 Ivan Trojan as docent Otto Stehlík
 Tereza Ramba as policewoman Monika Fousová
 Ondřej Vetchý as investigator Milan Šera
 Matěj Hádek as policeman Jaroslav Málek
 Marek Taclík as policeman Dan Plesl
 Alois Švehlík	as Václav Stehlík, Stehlík's father
 Lenka Vlasáková as Anna Stehlíková, Otto Stehlík's ex-wife 
 Miroslav Etzler as medical examiner Jiří Hladký
 Jan Hrušínský as Miloš Fous, Fousová's father
 Josef Mareš as PhDr. Ing. Marek Tomášek, MBA
 Tomáš Kozák as Ing. Petr Volf, Ph.D.
 Elizaveta Maximová as Oxana Vosátková
 Petr Stach as Jan Vosátka
 Oldřich Navrátil as Bohumil Lukášek
 Peter Varga as Jiří Váchal

Episodes

References

External links 
Official site

Czech crime television series
2023 Czech television series debuts
Czech Television original programming
Television series about fictional serial killers
Czech television miniseries
Czech police procedural television series