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Revolut

**Revolut** is a financial technology company from the United Kingdom. It offers digital banking services through a mobile app. Revolut was started in July 2015 by Nikolay Storonsky and Vlad Yatsenko in London. Storonsky had worked as a trader and Yatsenko was a software engineer. They created Revolut to help people avoid high fees when using money abroad. At first, Revolut offered a Mastercard prepaid card and currency exchange. Later, it added more services like stock trading, cryptocurrency and insurance. Revolut operates in over 48 countries, including the United Kingdom, European Union, United States, Australia, Japan and Brazil. It plans to expand to more places like India and the Middle East. In 2025, Revolut will install its own ATMs in Spain, starting in Madrid and Barcelona. It also offers instant savings accounts for users of its app for young people. The app, called Revolut <18, is made for children between 6 and 17 years old. It is connected to a parent’s or guardian’s account.

## Infobox (company)

- **name**: Revolut Ltd
- **logo**: Revolut.svg
Hai Junoon!

***Hai Junoon! Dream. Dare. Dominate.*** () is a 2025 Indian musical drama television series directed by Abhishek Sharma. Produced under Jio Creative Lab, it stars Neil Nitin Mukesh and Jacqueline Fernandez. The series premiered on 16 May 2025 on JioHotstar.

## Cast

- Neil Nitin Mukesh as Gagan Ahuja
- Jacqueline Fernandez as Pearl Saldhana

## Production

The series was announced on JioHotstar. Jacqueline Fernandez and Neil Nitin Mukesh were signed as the lead. Principal photography of the series commenced in November 2023, and filming ended in July 2024. The filming took place in Mumbai, India.

## Soundtrack

The soundtrack for _Hai Junoon!_ is composed by Shankar Mahadevan. The musical event was attended by the cast.

## Reception

Pranati A S of _Deccan Herald_ gave the series 2/5 stars. Deepa Gahlot of _Rediff.com_ rated the series   out of five stars.

## Other websites

- _Hai Junoon! Dream. Dare. Dominate._  on JioHotstar

## Infobox (television)

- **director**: Abhishek Sharma
- **music**: Shankar Mahadevan
- **country**: India
- **language**: Hindi
- **num episodes**: 20
- **location**: Mumbai
- **cinematography**: Amarjeet Singh
- **camera**: Multiple-camera setup, Multi-camera
- **runtime**: 21–43 minutes
- **company**: Jio Creative Lab
- **network**: Disney+ Hotstar, JioHotstar


## Infobox (album)

- **name**: Hai Junoon!
- **type**: Soundtrack
- **artist**: Shankar Mahadevan
- **genre**: Soundtrack
- **language**: Hindi
- **label**: Saregama
Chipilo

**Chipilo** is a municipality in the state of Puebla in Mexico.
Macintosh 512K

The **Macintosh 512K** was a personal computer made by Apple Computer. It was sold from September 1984 to April 1986. It was the second model in the Macintosh line after the Macintosh 128K.

The biggest difference from the 128K model was that the 512K had more memory — 512 kilobytes (KB). This made it better for business use and allowed it to run more software. Because of the extra memory, people called it the _Fat Mac_.

### Processor and memory

Like the 128K, the 512K used a Motorola 68000 processor at about 7.8 MHz. It had 512 KB of RAM, which could not be upgraded. It also had a 64 KB ROM chip. Some of the memory was used by the display, which made the computer slower by up to 35%.

The display resolution was 512 × 342 pixels. Apple also sold a memory upgrade for the original 128K for $995, which was later made cheaper as memory prices dropped.

### Software

The 512K came with MacPaint and MacWrite. Later programs included MacDraw, MacProject, and Microsoft Excel. Excel required at least 512 KB of memory, which made the 512K important for business use.

Some versions of the 512K could also run Apple’s Switcher, which allowed switching between programs, although only a few at a time.

### New uses

The 512K worked with the LaserWriter printer, and with other devices like a number pad, microphone, tablet, keyboard, and mouse. It used LocalTalk to share these devices over a network. It was the oldest Macintosh that could be used with AppleShare when that came out in 1987.

Its larger memory made it better at handling bigger documents and using the graphical user interface more smoothly.

In the 1980s, Color Systems Technology used many 512Ks linked to a custom Intel 80186-based machine to help add color to old black-and-white movies.

### System software

The Macintosh 512K could run System 1.1 through System 4.1. With an external hard drive (the Hard Disk 20), it could also run System Software 5.

## Upgrades

In April 1986, Apple released the Macintosh 512Ke, an improved version of the 512K. It had a better 800 KB floppy drive and the same ROM as the Macintosh Plus. Apple also sold an upgrade kit to turn a regular 512K into a 512Ke.

Other upgrades were available too, including hard drives and memory expansions of 2 MB or more. These upgrades were expensive and required opening the computer.

## End of support

Apple stopped supporting the Macintosh 512K on September 1, 1998.

## Other websites

- Macintosh 512K technical specs at apple.com
- Inside the Macintosh 512K (archived)

## Infobox (information appliance)

- **name**: Macintosh 512K
- **aka**: M0001W
- **image**: Mac512k-front.jpg
- **caption**: Macintosh 512K front view
- **developer**: Apple Computer
- **manufacturer**: Apple Computer
- **family**: Compact Macintosh
- **type**: Personal computer
- **os**: System 1.1 to System 4.1
- **cpu**: Motorola 68000 @ 7.8 MHz
- **memory**: 512 KB RAM
- **display**: 9 in monochrome, 512 × 342
- **predecessor**: Macintosh 128K
- **successor**: Macintosh 512Ke
Macintosh Plus
Protogenoi

**Protogenoi** are the first gods ever to exist in the universe, according to Greek mythology. According to myth, they are ancestors to the Greek and Roman gods. They don't often take human form and are often seen embodying their own elements.

Protogenoi in Greek mythology include:

- Gaia
- Chaos
- Nyx
- Erebus
- Hamera
- Aether
- Pontus
- Ananke
- Ouranous
Asientos Municipality

**Asientos** is a municipality in the state of Aguascalientes in Mexico. The Municipal seat is Real de Asientos.
Paracetamol poisoning

**Paracetamol poisoning** happens when someone takes too much paracetamol ‒ a common drug for relieving pain ‒ within a short time. The poisoning tends to happen in three phases.

### First phase

The first phase begins within hours of someone overdosing on paracetamol. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, sweating, and a pale look, though some patients do not show symptoms.

### Second phase

The second phase occurs within 24 and 72 hours of the overdose when liver damage happens. The damage is typically found in liver cells that metabolize the paracetamol.

Liver biopsy tends to show coagulative necrosis in zone 3 of the liver acinus, around the central venules, as these hepatocytes have higher concentrations of cytochrome P450 enzymes compared to zone 1 hepatocytes around the acinus' portal venule.

The liver damage is often not noticed until right upper quadrant abdominal pain occurs, while the international normalized ratio (INR) and the liver transaminases ALT and AST rise to abnormal levels.

#### Pathophysiology

This can happen when the sulfate and glucuronide pathways, and the cytochrome P450 enzyme system, are saturated with toxic reactive intermediates from the metabolized paracetamol ‒ especially _N_-acetyl-p-benzoquinone imine (NAPQI).

The lack of glutathione to detoxify the excess NAPQI allows it to damage liver cells massively, causing liver failure. Acute kidney failure may also occur due to either hepatorenal syndrome or multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.

### Third phase

The third phase follows at 3 to 5 days, marked by massive liver cell deaths and fulminant liver failure, along with sepsis, brain swelling, kidney failure, and multiple organ failure that cause death.

## Treatment

Paracetamol poisoning can be treated by activated charcoal. The antidote acetylcysteine is sometimes given. A liver transplant may be required if the liver damage is huge. Liver failure is rare when early treatment is given. Death occurs in 0.1% of the treated cases.

## Related pages

- Toxicology
- Tylenol
- Barbiturate overdose
- Benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome
Real de Asientos

**Real de Asientos** is a town in the Mexican state of Aguascalientes. It is a largest city in the municipality of Asientos. In 2010, 6,307 people lived there.
Geographia Generalis

***Geographia Generalis*** is a book about geography. It was written by Bernhardus Varenius and first published in 1650. This influential book helped start modern geographical science and was very important to the development of geography as a scientific discipline. A geographer named Fred Lukermann said that _Geographia Generalis_ was what made medieval geography end and modern geography begin.

## Infobox (book)

- **name**: Geographia Generalis
- **image**: Varen, Bernhard – Geographia generalis, 1715 – BEIC 4742915.jpg
- **caption**: Geographia generalis
- **author**: Bernhardus Varenius
- **translator**: Richard Blome, James Jurin
- **publisher**: House of Elzevir, Elzevir press
- **publisher2**: Cambridge University Press
- **pub date**: 1650
- **english pub date**: 1682, 1721
San Marino, Baja California

**San Marino** is a town in Baja California, Mexico. In 2010, 159 people lived there.
La Joya, Baja California

**La Joya** is a town in Baja California, Mexico. In 2010, 159 people lived there.
San Antonio, Baja California

**San Antonio** is a town in Baja California, Mexico. In 2020, 1,159 people lived there.

## Demography

|Censo|Population|
| --- | --- |
|2000|723|
|2010|1 241|
|2020|1 159|
Anomaloglossus megacephalus

***Anomaloglossus megacephalus*** is a frog.  Scientists found it in Guyana.

## Body

The adult female frog can be as big as 28.3 mm long from nose to rear end.

## Home

This frog is awake during the day. It lives near streams in forests where the tree branches come together like a roof. It lives high on tepui flatlands. Scientists saw it between 1060 and 1490 meters above sea level.

## Young

Scientists do not know where the female frog lays her eggs. After the eggs hatch, the adult frogs carry the tadpoles to streams.

## Danger

Scientists do not know if this frog is in danger. It lives in a place where most human beings do not go, but some people dig for gold there, and this can hurt frogs.
Lisbon massacre

The **Lisbon massacre**, sometimes known as the **Lisbon pogrom**, was a massacre that happened on April 19, 1506 when Portuguese Catholics killed between 500 and 4,000 Jews who were considered "New Christians" (Portuguese: _Cristãos-Novos_) ‒ the name for Jews who had been forcibly converted to Christianity ‒ across the city of Lisbon.

## Background

King Manuel I, who took the throne in 1495, ordered all Jews within Portugal to either baptize as Catholics or leave the kingdom in 1496 under the pressure of Spain's Queen Isabella I and King Ferdinand II. Since then, the original Portuguese Catholics disliked the recent Jewish converts, suspecting them of practicing Judaism in secret. Antisemitic violence happened from time to time before the Lisbon massacre in 1506.

## Massacre

The massacre began in the Church of São Domingos on April 19, 1506, when a New Christian was accused of mocking the churchgoers who claimed to have seen (1) a strange light rising from a crucifix in the Chapel of Jesus (2) a girl with a deformed hand getting miraculously cured. The antisemitic Portuguese Catholics hunted for Jews across Lisbon. Some of the murdered Jews were burned in public as described by New Christian Isaac Ibn Farad:

Some historians claimed that a number of Old Christians were also killed when they were mistaken for being Jewish. Victims of the antisemitic massacre also had their homes looted. Dominican friars from the Monastery of São Domingos were reportedly heard inciting the murderers to kill the "heretics" and "extinguish the wicked race".

## Casualties

The exact death toll remains unknown. Historians put the toll at between 500 and 4,000.

## Aftermath

When King Manuel I learned of the massacre, he ordered the execution of the identified participants. Summary executions happened. Two of the Dominican friars who had incited the massacre had their religious orders removed, strangled and burned. Historians estimated that 500 murderers were executed. The ones managing to escape were mostly foreign sailors and merchants, who returned to their ships and sailed away.

## Related pages

- Babi Yar
- Kristallnacht
- Kraków pogrom
- Jedwabne pogrom
- Rhineland massacres

## Infobox (civilian attack)

- **title**: Lisbon massacre
- **image**: Massacre de lisboa.jpg
- **image size**: 260px
- **caption**: A Germany, German Woodcut Drawing, depicting the Massacre
- **location**: Church of São Domingos, Lisbon, Portugal
- **date**: April 19–21, 1506
- **fatalities**: 500‒4,000 Jews
- **target**: Jewish people
- **type**: Massacre
Catch 21

**Catch 21** is an American game show broadcast by Game Show Network. It was created by Merrill Heatter (who also produced the show's predecessor Gambit). It follows three contestants as they play a card game centered on blackjack and trivia. The show is based on a popular online game from GSN's website. It originally aired for four seasons from 2008 to 2011. It was hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro, with actress Mikki Padilla serving as card dealer. The show was revived on October 14, 2019, and concluded on January 21, 2020, with Ribeiro returning as host and Witney Carson as card dealer.
The Newlywed Game

***The Newlywed Game*** is an American television game show in which newly married couples compete against each other in a series of revealing question rounds to determine how well the spouses know or do not know each other. It was originally created by Robert "Nick" Nicholson and E. Roger Muir and produced by Chuck Barris, has appeared in many different versions since its 1966 debut. The show became famous for some of the arguments that couples had over incorrect answers in the form of mistaken predictions, and it even led to some divorces.
Clifton East (former ward)

**Clifton East** was one of the council wards in Bristol, England. The ward was part of eastern Clifton in Bristol. In May 2016, the boundaries in Bristol changed. Clifton East was removed as a ward. It was replaced by a new ward called Clifton Down. Some of the ward was also put in the ward of Clifton.

Many students lived in Clifton East. 30% of the population was of ages 20–24. The national average in the United Kingdom was 9%.

There were many important places in this ward. Some of these were the Clifton Down railway station and Clifton Pool and The Victoria Public House.

The ward also had Whiteladies Road. This road had many shops, offices, and houses. In the 1990s, the ABC Cinema on Whiteladies Road was turned into offices and a gymnasium. There were plans, however, to turn it into a cinema.

In Clifton East, Clifton Lido was built in 1850. It was closed in 1990, but then reopened in November 2008.

Bristol City Council changed the Whiteladies Road in 2011. This changed the traffic of the area. It caused some controversy with local people.

## Other websites

- Map showing the boundaries of the Clifton East ward.

## Infobox (uk place)

- **country**: England
- **official name**: Clifton East
- **population**: 10,581
- **unitary england**: Bristol
- **lieutenancy england**: Bristol
- **region**: South West England
- **constituency westminster**: Bristol West (UK Parliament constituency), Bristol West
- **post town**: BRISTOL
- **postcode district**: BS8
- **postcode area**: BS
- **dial code**: 0117
- **os grid reference**: ST571737
Veneto Classic

The **Veneto Classic** is a one-day road cycling race. The race has happened every year since 2021 in Veneto, Italy. The race is now on the UCI ProSeries calendar. The race was also on the UCI Europe Tour calendar as a 1.1 rated event.

## Other websites

- Official website 

## Infobox (cycling race)

- **name**: Veneto Classic
- **date**: October
- **region**: Veneto
- **discipline**: Road
- **competition**: UCI ProSeries
- **type**: One-day race
- **website**: https://www.venetoclassic.com/it/
- **number**: 4 (as of 2024)
- **mostwins**: _No repeat winners_
Lightweighting

**Lightweighting** is a idea used in the car industry to make lighter cars and trucks in order to improve vehicle handling, braking, acceleration, pollution, battery range, and fuel use. Also, since the engine isn't hauling extra weight, lighter cars can tow and move heavier loads.  An issue that helps to make more Air pollution from tire and brake wear is a heavy vehicle.

Aluminum is a common material for lightweighting.  Aluminum's use in cars has gone up in order to follow CAFE rules and make performance better.  Aluminum does not lower strength even though it does not weight much.  Aluminum can take twice as much crash energy as steel and has a body frame that is just as strong.  Aluminum's low bending ability can limit its use for lightweighting in better strength grades. In recent years, new forming methods such as roll forming and hot forming (also known as Hot Form Quench) have been made to fix this issue.
Casper's Scare School (TV series)

***Casper's Scare School*** (also called ***Casper's Scare School: The Animated Series***) is an animated television series. It is based on the movie Casper's Scare School. The show is about the Harvey Comics cartoon character Casper the Friendly Ghost. The series started in Canada on YTV on January 11, 2009. It started in France TF1's TFOU block on April 1. The series was shown in the United States on Cartoon Network on October 4.

The show had a 2nd season in 2012. The new season had a different opening sequence, voice cast, and CGI animation style. The show had 52 episodes.

## Characters

- Robbie Sublett (season 1) and Matthew Géczy (season 2) as Casper
- Carter Jackson (season 1) and Sharon Mann (season 2) as Ra
- Vanessa Bellardini (season 1) and Mirabelle Kirkland (season 2) as Mantha
- Carter Jackson (season 1) and Matthew Géczy (season 2) as Thatch
- Mike Power (season 1) and Matthew Géczy (season 2) as Kibosh
- Joe Sheridan as Fatso
- Matthew Géczy as Stinky and Stretch
- Adam Carter (season 1) and Mirabelle Kirkland (season 2) as Jimmy Bradley
- Graham Thomas (season 1) and Matthew Géczy (season 2) as Alder
- Robert Williams (season 1) and Matthew Géczy (season 2) as Dash
- Johann Geoffrey Nelson (season 1) and Matthew Géczy (season 2) as Wolfie
- Matthew Géczy as Prof. Thurdigree Burns, Frankengymteacher "Coach", Slither, and Pumpkinhead (season 2)
- Goldie Zwiebel (season 1) and Sharon Mann (season 2) as Hedy Hopper
- Joe Sheridan (season 2) as Cappy
- Shelley Shenoy (season 1) and Sharon Mann (season 2) as Mickey
- Juanny Paulino (season 1) and Sharon Mann (season 2) as Monaco
- Kevin Mahr (season 1) and Matthew Géczy (season 2) as Mosshead
- Shelly Smith Shenoy (season 1) and Sharon Mann (season 2) as Dummy Girl
- Johann Geoffrey Nelson (season 1) and Matthew Géczy (season 2) as Quasi
- Shelly Smith Shenoy (season 2) as Flyboy Maggoty
- Sharon Mann (season 2) as Triclops
- Justin Pavia (season 1) and Shelly Smith Shenoy (season 2) as Harpy
- Kevin Michael Richardson as Goo

## Other websites

- https://web.archive.org/web/20120317202032/http://eastershow.com.au/entertainment/EBEAB55B62A0490B8C2C6CB3DD83360B.aspx

## Infobox (television)

- **num seasons**: 2
- **num episodes**: 52
- **runtime**: approx. 22 minutes (2 11-minute segments)
Ebela

***Ebela*** (Bengali: এবেলা) was a Bengali tabloid. The tabloid was meant for young Bengali readers in Kolkata and Howrah. It is published by ABP Group after _Anandabazar Patrika_. The newspaper was discontinued on 17 December 2018.

## Infobox (newspaper)

- **name**: _Ebela_
- **caption**: Ami amar moto
- **type**: Daily newspaper
- **format**: Tabloid (newspaper format), Tabloid
- **owners**: ABP Group
- **editor**: Anirban Chattopadhyay
- **chiefeditor**: Arup Sarkar
- **language**: Bengali
- **headquarters**: 6, Prafulla Sarkar Street, Kolkata 700001
- **sister newspapers**: _Anandabazar Patrika_, _The Telegraph (Kolkata), The Telegraph_
Toltec Empire

The **Toltec Empire_, _Toltec Kingdom** or **Altepetl Tollan** was an empire in Mexico. The empire existed through many periods of Mesoamerican chronology. The empire had influence as far away as the Yucatan Peninsula.

The capital city of the empire was Tollan-Xicocotitlan. It had many other important cities, such as Tulancingo and Huapalcalco.

## Infobox (country)

- **native name**: _Altepetl Tollan_
- **conventional long name**: Toltec Empire
- **common name**: Toltec Empire
- **era**: Mesoamerican chronology, Classic/Post Classic
- **status**: disputed
- **government type**: Monarchy
- **year start**: 674 (disputed)
- **event start**: Toltecs arrive at Mam-he-mi, and rename it Tollan
- **year end**: 1122 (disputed)
- **event end**: Abandonment of Tollan-Xicocotitlan
- **event2**: Topiltzin Ce Acatl Quetzalcoatl goes into exile and leaves for Tlillan-Tlapallan, Tlapallan
- **date event2**: 947 (disputed)
- **p1**: Teotihuacan
- **flag p1**: Glifo Puh.svg
- **p2**: Calakmul
- **flag p2**: Calacmul.png
- **p3**: Mezcala culture
- **p4**: Otomí people
- **flag p4**: Otomí quexquémittl.png
- **p5**: Chupícuaro
- **s1**: League of Mayapan
- **s2**: Yopitzinco
- **s3**: Totonacapan
- **s4**: Azcapotzalco
- **s5**: Acolhua
- **flag s5**: Acolhuacan.jpeg
- **s6**: Ecatepec
- **flag s6**: Ehecatepec.jpg
- **s7**: Chalco (altépetl)
- **flag s7**: Chalco Glyph ZP.svg
- **image map**: Toltecas.png
- **capital**: Tula (Mesoamerican site), Tollan-Xicocotitlan
- **common languages**: Nahuatl, Mixtec language, Mixtec, Totonacan languages, Totonac, Otomi language, Otomi, Pame language, Pame, others
- **religion**: Mesoamerican religion, Toltec religion
- **leader1**: Chalchiuhtlanetzin or Mixcoamatzatzin (first)
- **title leader**: Tlatoani (see Toltec Empire#List of rulers, List of rulers)
- **year leader1**: c. 6th-8th century
- **leader2**: Topiltzin, Tecpancaltzin or Huemac (last)
- **year leader2**: c. 10th-11th century
- **stat year1**: 1000
- **stat pop1**: 4.5 million
- **footnote a**: The status of the Toltecs as an empire has been disputed
- **footnote b**: Whether the Tollan dominated or even directly influenced the Yucatan area has also been disputed
Exercise capacity

**Exercise capacity** is defined as "the maximum amount of physical exertion that a patient can sustain".
NNC9204-1706

**NNC9204-1706**,  or **NN9423**, is a GLP-1/GIP/glucagon receptor triple agonist made by the Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk. It was evaluated in a clinical trial.

It is found that the side effects of this drug include "dose-dependent increases in heart rate and reductions in reticulocyte count, increases in markers of inflammation and hepatic disturbances, and impaired glucose tolerance at the highest dosages", meaning that the drug was declared to have a poor safety profile and discontinued.
Baruch (given name)

**Baruch** (, Polish: Berek) is a male name among Jews used from Biblical times to the present, which is sometimes used as surname. It is also found, though more rarely, among Christians ‒ particularly among Protestants using Old Testament names.

### Bible

- Baruch ben Neriah, aide to the prophet Jeremiah
- Baruch, son of Zabbai; one of Nehemiah's helpers in repairing the walls of Jerusalem
- Baruch, son of Col-Hozeh; a member of the Tribe of Judah who settled in Jerusalem

### Early modern period

- Baruch Spinoza (1632–1677), Dutch rationalist philosopher

### Modern age

- Baruch Schleisinger Weil (1802–1893) American businessman and politician
- Baruch Zuckerman (1887–1970), American-Israeli and leading supporters of Yad Vashem
- Baruch Ostrovsky (1890–1960), first mayor of Ra'anana, Israel
- Baruch Agadati (1895–1976), Israeli painter, dancer, and film director
- Baruch Steinberg (1897–1940), chief Rabbi of the Polish Army, victim of the Katyn massacre
- Baruch Kurzweil (1907–1972), Israeli literary critic
- Baruch Ben Haim (1921–2005), assistant chief rabbi of the Syrian Jewish community in Brooklyn, New York
- Baruch Blumberg (1925–2011), American Nobel Prize-winning doctor, developed Hepatitis B vaccine
- Baruch Feinberg (1933–2007), Israeli Olympic javelin thrower
- Baruch Levine (born 1977), American Orthodox Jewish singer-songwriter
- Baruch Shemtov (born 1987), American journalist, television host, fashion designer, and entrepreneur
- Baruch Shmailov (born 1994), Israeli Olympic judoka

## Related pages

- Shira
- Limor
- Miriam
Cornus

***Cornus*** is a genus of 30-60 species of woody plants in the family Cornaceae. They are also called **dogwoods** or **cornels**. They have unique blossoms, berries, and bark. Most of the Cornus are deciduous trees or shrubs. A few of these species are alsoperennial subshrubs. Some of the species are be evergreen. Many species in this genus have small flowers that are surrounded by an involucre. In the involucre, there are petal bracts. Some species have clusters of petal-bearing flowers. These flowers are native to temperate and boreal Eurasia and North America. China, Japan, and southeast United States have many of these native species.

There are many species of Cornus. Some common ones are the common dogwood _Cornus sanguinea_ in Eurasia. In North America, there are many flowering dogwood _(Cornus florida)_. In the Pacific and North America, there are many dogwood _Cornus nuttallii_. In east Asia, there is the Kousa dogwood _Cornus kousa_. In Canadian and Eurasian, there are dwarf cornels (or bunchberries): _Cornus canadensis_ and _Cornus suecica_.

Dogwoods can be classified many ways. It is usually divided into 1 to 9 genera or subgenera.

## Other websites

- Dogwood history and uses
- _Cornus_ in Flora of China
Disney Channel (Turkish TV channel)

**Disney Channel** was a Turkish free-to-air television network owned and operated by Disney Televizyon Yayıncılık A.Ş.[1] (transl.: Disney Television Broadcasting Inc.); part of The Walt Disney Company Turkey. Broadcasting for children and youth-oriented shows in Turkish, targeted for ages 7 to 14 years old. There was also a Disney Junior block from 6am to 11am Monday through Thursday. In this way, it also appealed to smaller audiences. It is based on United States original television channel of the same name.

## Infobox (television channel)

- **name**: Disney Channel (Turkey)
- **logo**: Disney Channel logo (2014).svg
- **logo caption**: Final logo used from 2017 to 31 March 2022
- **owner**: Disney Televizyon Yayıncılık A.Ş.
- **parent**: The Walt Disney Company Limited (Disney International Operations)
- **country**: Turkey
- **area**: Turkey
Northern Cyprus
- **headquarters**: Etiler, Istanbul, Turkey
- **language**: Turkish (dubbing)
English
- **picture format**: SDTV 576i, 16:9
Fundamental group

A **fundamental group** is a concept in algebraic topology. A fundamental group is a group of equivalence classes (a set with things that are the same) of loops in an area. This means that the group gives information about loops in an area.  The fundamental group is the simplest type of homotopy group. The fundamental group is also an "homotopy invariant". The fundamental group of a topological space  is written as an .

## Intuition

Think of a space. For example, one could start with a surface. In that space, there is a point in that space. All loops in this space start and end at this point. A line can start at this point. The line will then move around and goes back to the starting point. Also, two different loops can be combined. Two loops are thought to be the same if they can be combined into each other without breaking. The set all loops that can be combined and be equal is called the fundamental group.

## References

- Peter Hilton and Shaun Wylie, _Homology Theory_, Cambridge University Press (1967) [warning: these authors use _contrahomology_ for cohomology]
- Deane Montgomery and Leo Zippin, _Topological Transformation Groups_, Interscience Publishers (1955)

## Other websites

- Dylan G.L. Allegretti, _Simplicial Sets and van Kampen's Theorem_: A discussion of the fundamental groupoid of a topological space and the fundamental groupoid of a simplicial set
- Animations to introduce fundamental group by Nicolas Delanoue
- Sets of base points and fundamental groupoids: mathoverflow discussion
- Groupoids in Mathematics
The Brian Jonestown Massacre

**The Brian Jonestown Massacre** is an American psychedelic rock band formed in 1990.

## Discography

- Studio albums
- _Methodrone_ (1995)
- _Spacegirl and Other Favorites_ (1995)
- _Take It from the Man!_ (1996)
- _Their Satanic Majesties' Second Request_ (1996)
- _Thank God for Mental Illness_ (1996)
- _Give It Back!_ (1997)
- _Strung Out in Heaven_ (1998)
- _Bravery, Repetition and Noise_ (2001)
- _And This Is Our Music_ (2003)
- _My Bloody Underground_ (2008)
- _Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?_ (2010)
- _Aufheben_ (2012)
- _Revelation_ (2014)
- _Musique de Film Imaginé_ (2015)
- _Third World Pyramid_ (2016)
- _Don't Get Lost_ (2017)
- _Something Else_ (2018)
- _The Brian Jonestown Massacre_ (2019)
- _Fire Doesn't Grow on Trees_ (2022)
- _The Future Is Your Past_ (2023)

## Infobox (musical artist)

- **name**: The Brian Jonestown Massacre
- **image**: The Brian Jonestown Massacre.jpg
- **caption**: The Brian Jonestown Massacre performing at Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, in 2012
- **landscape**: yes
- **background**: group_or_band
- **origin**: San Francisco, San Francisco, California, U.S.
- **genre**: Psychedelic rock, garage rock, folk rock
- **years active**: 1990–present
- **label**: Bomp!, TVT, Tee Pee
- **current members**: Anton Newcombe
Collin Hegna
Ricky Maymi
Ryan Van Kriedt
Joel Gion
Hákon Aðalsteinsson
Uri Rennert
Emil Nikolaisen
Chigi vase

The **Chigi vase** is a Proto-Corinthian _olpe_ (pitcher). It is the name vase of the Chigi Painter. It was found in an Etruscan tomb. This tomb was at Monte Aguzzo, near Veio. It was found in 1881. The vase was probably made from  650–640 BC. The vase is now in the National Etruscan Museum, Villa Giulia, Rome (inv. No.22679).

The vase is 26 cm (10.2 inches) tall. This is small, compared to other Greek vases. About 3/4 of the vase was not destroyed. The vase was found with many other potsherds. There was also a bucchero found next to it. It had writings in 2 early Etruscan alphabets. The writings talked about the ownership of Atianai.

## Sources

- D. A. Amyx, _Corinthian Vase Painting of the Archaic Period_, 1988.
- Jeffrey M. Hurwit, "Reading the Chigi Vase", _Hesperia_, Vol. 71, No. 1 (Jan. – Mar., 2002), pp. 1–22.
- John Salmon, "Political Hoplites?", _The Journal of Hellenic Studies_, Vol. 97, (1977), pp. 84–101.

## Other websites

- Hoplite scene on the Chigi vase

## Infobox (artefact)

- **image**: Pittore chigi, olpe chigi (corinto), formello, tumulo di monte aguzzo, 640 ac ca. 01.jpg
- **created**: 645 BC
- **material**: Clay
- **height**: 26 cm
- **discovered date**: 1881
- **discovered place**: Italy
- **location**: Rome, Lazio, Italy
- **caption**: Hoplites on the Chigi vase
Broad Wall (Jerusalem)

The **Broad Wall** ( _HaChoma HaRechava_) is an old wall. It was made for defense. The wall is in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem's Old City. The wall was found in the 1970s by Israeli archaeologist Nahman Avigad. The wall was originally thought to be from the reign of King Hezekiah (late 8th century BCE). However, in 2024, carbon-dating found that it was from the reign of King Uzziah, several decades earlier.

The Broad Wall is very large. It is 6 metres thick. The wall was  long. The wall is still there as a height of .

## Other websites

- The Broad Wall: photos, illustrations and archaeological information
Byzantine Empire under the Angelos dynasty

The **Byzantine Empire** was ruled by people from the Angelos dynasty from 1185 to 1204 AD. The Angelos family went into power after Andronikos I Komnenos was deposed. It could not stop invasions from the Turks by the Sultanate of Rum or the uprising and the creation of the Bulgarian Empire. It also lost the Dalmatian coast and many areas in the Balkans to Manuel I Komnenos of the Kingdom of Hungary.

There was much infighting by the elite in the empire. That made it lose much of its stability and military power. The Byzantine Empire was also not liked at the time was because of a massacre of Latins by the earlier dynasty. The empire was very weak  which led to the splitting of the empire in 1204, when soldiers from Fourth Crusade overthrew Emperor Alexios V Doukas.

## Related pages

- Byzantine Empire under the Justinian dynasty

## Sources

- Philip Sherrard, _Great Ages of Man Byzantium_, Time-Life Books, 1975.
- Madden, Thomas F. _Crusades the Illustrated History_. 1st ed. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 2005.
- Parker, Geoffrey. _Compact History of the World_, 4th ed. London: Times Books, 2005.
- Mango, Cyril. _The Oxford History of Byzantium_, 1st ed. New York: Oxford UP, 2002.
- Grant, R G. _Battle: a Visual Journey Through 5000 Years of Combat_. London: Dorling Kindersley, 2005.
- Haldon, John. _Byzantium at War 600 – 1453_. New York: Osprey, 2000.
- Norwich, John Julius (1997). _A Short History of Byzantium_. New York: Vintage Books.

## Infobox (country)

- **conventional long name**: Byzantine Empire
- **common name**: Byzantium
- **year start**: 1185
- **year end**: 1204
- **event start**: Deposition of Andronikos I Komnenos, Andronikos I
- **event end**: Sack of Constantinople by the Fourth Crusade
- **p1**: Byzantine Empire under the Komnenos dynasty
- **s1**: Latin Empire
- **s2**: Empire of Nicaea
- **s3**: Empire of Trebizond
- **s4**: Despotate of Epirus
- **s5**: Kingdom of Thessalonica
- **s6**: Sultanate of Rum
- **s7**: Principality of Arbanon
- **image map caption**: The Byzantine Empire on the eve of the Sack of Constantinople, in 1204 AD.
- **capital**: Constantinople
- **common languages**: Medieval Greek, Greek,
Arbëresh language, Old Albanian, Classical Armenian, Armenian, Aromanian language, Aromanian, Old Bulgarian, Old Anatolian Turkish and other South Slavic languages
- **religion**: Greek Orthodox Church
- **government type**: Monarchy
- **title leader**: List of Byzantine emperors, Emperor
- **leader1**: Isaac II Angelos
- **year leader1**: 1185–1195; 1203–1204
- **leader2**: Alexios III Angelos, Alexios III
- **year leader2**: 1195–1203
- **leader3**: Alexios IV
- **year leader3**: 1203–1204
- **leader4**: Alexios V
- **year leader4**: 1204
Tropical Storm Danielle (1992)

**Tropical Storm Danielle** was a strong tropical storm. It landed in Virginia in the 1992 Atlantic hurricane season. This was the 4th storm of that hurricane season. Danielle and Hurricane Andrew were the only 2 tropical cyclones that landed in the United States. The storm formed from a low pressure area on September 18. It started by the coast of North Carolina. The system became a tropical storm very quickly. After forming, the storm moved west to the land. Tropical Storm Danielle had wind speeds of  winds. The storm then went to the Delmarva Peninsula. Danielle then dissipated over land.

The storm had little amount of rain. There was also not much wind. However, the storm and another high pressure area caused high tides and strong waves. This caused some beach erosion damage on the coast. The waves killed two people in New Jersey from a boat sinking. It also destroyed three houses in the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

## Infobox (weather event)

- **name**: Tropical Storm Danielle
- **image**: Danielle 1992-09-25 1731Z.png
- **caption**: Tropical Storm Danielle off the coast of North Carolina on September 25
- **formed**: September 22, 1992
- **dissipated**: September 26, 1992


## Infobox (weather event/nws)

- **winds**: 55
- **pressure**: 1001


## Infobox (weather event/effects)

- **year**: 1992
- **fatalities**: 2 direct
- **areas**: North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania


## Infobox (weather event/footer)

- **season**: 1992 Atlantic hurricane season
Zero (The Smashing Pumpkins song)

"**Zero**" is a 1996 song by The Smashing Pumpkins and is the third single from their third studio album _Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness_. It went to number 1 in Spain and number 3 in New Zealand.

### Pastichio Medley

"Pastichio Medley" is the last of the songs on the single/EP and is a medley of demos from _Siamese Dream_ and _Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness_. The medley features 73 songs, listed below:
1. "The Demon" (0:00–0:10)
1. "Thunderbolt" (0:10–0:24)
1. "Dearth" (0:24–0:35)
1. "Knuckles" (0:35–0:52)
1. "Star Song" (0:52–1:15)
1. "Firepower" (1:15–1:28)
1. "New Waver" (1:28–1:41)
1. "Space Jam" (1:41–1:57)
1. "Zoom" (1:57–2:17)
1. "So Very Sad About Us" (2:17–2:27)
1. "Phang" (1/2) (2:27–2:37)
1. "Phang" (2/2) (2:37–2:47)
1. "Speed Racer" (2:47–3:02)
1. "The Eternal E" (3:02–3:17)
1. "Hairy Eyeball" (3:17–3:21)
1. "The Groover" (3:21–4:04)
1. "Hell Bent for Hell" (4:04–4:20)
1. "Rachel" (4:20–4:36)
1. "A Dog's Prayer" (1/2) (4:36–4:47)
1. "A Dog's Prayer" (2/2) (4:47–5:26)
1. "Blast" (5:26–5:48)
1. "The Black Rider" (5:48–5:59)
1. "Slurpee" (5:59–6:17)
1. "Flipper" (6:17–6:39)
1. "The Viper" (6:39–6:48)
1. "Bitch" (6:48–6:55)
1. "Fried" (6:55–7:06)
1. "Harmonio" (7:06–7:16)
1. "U.S.A." (7:16–7:24)
1. "The Tracer" (1/2) (7:24–7:36)
1. "Envelope Woman" (7:36–7:49)
1. "The Tracer" (2/2) (7:49–8:00)
1. "Plastic Guy" (8:00–8:09)
1. "Glasgow 3am" (8:09–8:17)
1. "The Road Is Long" (8:17–8:26)
1. "Funkified" (8:26–8:34)
1. "Rigamarole" (8:34–8:46)
1. "Depresso" (8:46–9:03)
1. "The Streets Are Hot Tonite" (9:03–9:15)
1. "Dawn at 16" (9:15–9:39)
1. "Spazmatazz" (9:39–9:49)
1. "Fucker" (9:49–9:59)
1. "In the Arms of Sheep" (9:59–10:16)
1. "Speed" (10:16–10:39)
1. "77" (10:39–10:50)
1. "Me Rock You Snow" (10:50–11:02)
1. "Feelium" (11:02–11:14)
1. "Is Alex Milton" (11:14–11:24)
1. "Rubberman" (11:24–11:35)
1. "Spacer" (11:35–11:42)
1. "Rock Me" (11:42–11:51)
1. "Weeping Willowly" (11:51–12:02)
1. "Rings" (12:02–12:17)
1. "So So Pretty" (12:17–12:29)
1. "Lucky Lad" (12:29–12:43)
1. "Jackboot" (12:43–12:57)
1. "Millieu" (12:57–13:06)
1. "Disconnected" (13:06–13:24)
1. "Let Your Lazer Love Light Shine Down" (13:24–13:33)
1. "Phreak" (13:33–13:37)
1. "Porkbelly" (13:37–13:49)
1. "Robot Lover" (13:49–13:58)
1. "Jimmy James" (13:58–14:05)
1. "America" (14:05–14:14)
1. "Slinkeepie" (14:14–14:33)
1. "Dummy Tum Tummy" (14:33–14:44)
1. "Fakir" (14:44–14:52)
1. "Jake" (14:52–15:03)
1. "Camaro" (15:03–15:18)
1. "Moonkids" (15:18–15:25)
1. "Make It Fungus" (15:25–15:35)
1. "V-8" (15:35–15:49)
1. "Die" (15:49–22:57)

## Infobox (song)

- **name**: Zero
- **type**: single
- **artist**: the Smashing Pumpkins
- **album**: Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
- **genre**: * Grunge
* alternative rock
- **length**: * 2:41
* 40:53 (EP)
- **label**: Virgin Records, Virgin
- **writer**: Billy Corgan
- **producer**: * Flood (producer), Flood
* Alan Moulder
* Billy Corgan
- **prev title**: 1979 (song), 1979
- **prev year**: 1996
- **next title**: Tonight, Tonight (The Smashing Pumpkins song), Tonight, Tonight
- **next year**: 1996
Hurricane Emily (1987)

**Hurricane Emily** was a tropical cyclone. The hurricane hit Hispaniola in September 1987. It was the first hurricane in the Caribbean Sea since Hurricane Katrina in 1981. It had the 2nd fastest speed of a 20th-century hurricane. The fastest speed of a hurricane was the 1938 New England hurricane. In the 1987 Atlantic hurricane season, this was the 12th tropical cyclone. It was the fifth storm. It was the 2nd hurricane. It was the only major hurricane of the season. Emily formed from a tropical disturbance on the west coast of Africa. The storm then became a hurricane. The hurricane then had rapid intensification on September 22. The storm's highest wind speed was . The storm had a barometric pressure of 958 mbar (hPa; 28.29 inHg). The storm then weakened. It became a Category 2 hurricane. After that, the storm hit the Dominican Republic. The hurricane became even weaker. It became a tropical storm and went northeast through the Atlantic Ocean. The storm then had more rapid intensification. On September 25, the storm went over Bermuda.

Hurricane Emily had lots of rain and wind in the Windward Islands on September 21. Many houses were damages. Also, there were many damages in the banana industry. There was $291,000 worth of damages in this area. The storm was very intense in the Dominican Republic. However, it did not cause a lot of damage. 3 people were killed from the storm. There were $30 million in damages in this area. There were also damages in Bermuda. In total, the storm caused over $80 million in damages. The storm also killed 3 and injured 16 people.

## Other websites

- The National Hurricane Center's Preliminary Report on Hurricane Emily
- Monthly Weather Summary for 1987
- Photo gallery of Bermuda damage from _The Royal Gazette_

## Infobox (weather event)

- **name**: Hurricane Emily
- **image**: Emily 1987-09-22 1900Z.jpg
- **caption**: Emily at peak intensity near landfall on the island of Hispaniola on September 22
- **alt**: Satellite image of a mature hurricane. The storm features a small, but prominent eye and the whole system covers most of the eastern Caribbean Sea. Haiti can be seen along the edge of a feeder band and eastern Cuba is also visible on the left side of the image.
- **formed**: September 20, 1987
- **dissipated**: September 26, 1987


## Infobox (weather event/nws)

- **winds**: 110
- **pressure**: 958


## Infobox (weather event/effects)

- **year**: 1987
- **fatalities**: 3
- **damage**: 80300000
- **areas**: Lesser Antilles, Hispaniola, Bahamas, Bermuda


## Infobox (weather event/footer)

- **season**: 1987 Atlantic hurricane season
1943 Stanley Cup Finals

The **1943 Stanley Cup Finals** was a 1943 competition for the Stanley Cup. It was a best-of-seven competition between the Boston Bruins and the Detroit Red Wings. This was the 3rd time that The Red Wings was in a Stanley Cup final. In this event, they beat the Bruins and won their 3rd Stanley Cup.

## Related pages

- 1942–43 NHL season

## References and notes

- Podnieks, Andrew; Hockey Hall of Fame (2004). _Lord Stanley's Cup_. Bolton, Ont.: Fenn Pub. pp 12, 50.

## Infobox (stanley cup final)

- **year**: 1943
- **team1**: **1942–43 Detroit Red Wings season, Detroit Red Wings**
- **team1 short**: Detroit
- **team1 captain**: Sid Abel
- **team1 coach**: Jack Adams
- **team1 1**: **6**
- **team1 2**: **4**
- **team1 3**: **4**
- **team1 4**: **2**
- **team1 tot**: **4**
- **team2**: 1942–43 Boston Bruins season, Boston Bruins
- **team2 short**: Boston
- **team2 coach**: Art Ross
- **team2 captain**: Dit Clapper
- **team2 1**: 2
- **team2 2**: 3
- **team2 3**: 0
- **team2 4**: 0
- **team2 tot**: 0
- **location1**: Detroit: Detroit Olympia, Olympia Stadium (1, 2)
- **location2**: Boston: Boston Garden (3, 4)
- **dates**: April 1–8, 1943
- **series winner**: Joe Carveth <small>(12:09, first)</small>
- **hofers**: **Red Wings:**
Sid Abel (1969)
Ebbie Goodfellow (1963; did not play)
Syd Howe (1965)
Jack Stewart (ice hockey), Jack Stewart (1964)
Harry Watson (ice hockey, born 1923), Harry Watson (1994)
**Bruins:**
Frank Brimsek (1966)
Dit Clapper (1947)
Bill Cowley (1968)
Busher Jackson (1971)
**Coaches:**
Jack Adams (1959, player)
Art Ross (1949, player)
Dick Delicious and the Tasty Testicles

**Dick Delicious and the Tasty Testicles** are an American comedy and heavy metal band from Atlanta, Georgia. The band formed in 1992. They released 3 albums from 1995 to 2003. In 2003, they were given the "Howard Stern Award for Musical Excellence".  The band ended later in 2003.

The band reformed in 2011. The guitar player Ruyter Suys joined their band as well. Suys was from the southern rock band Nashville Pussy. Nashville Pussy, Mastodon, and Brutal Truth combined to record a new album.

The band's 4th album, _A Vulgar Display of Obscurity_, was released in 2011.

## Other websites

- dickdelicious.com
The Most Beautiful Girl in the World

***The Most Beautiful Girl in the World*** is a 2025 Indonesian romantic comedy movie written and directed by Robert Ronny. Produced under Paragon Pictures, it stars Reza Rahadian and Sheila Dara Aisha. The movie was premiered on February 14, 2025 on Netflix.

## Cast

- Reza Rahadian
- Sheila Dara Aisha
- Jihane Almira Chedid
- Kevin Julio
- Dea Panendra

### Development

Director Robert Ronny, who directed _Critical Eleven_ (2017), with writer _Titien Wattimena_, who wrote _The Red Point of Marriage_ (2022), and writer Ifan Ismail, who wrote _Borderless Fog_ (2024) teamed up while _Paragon Pictures_ managed the production of the movie.

### Casting

In 2024, Reza Rahadian and Sheila Dara Aisha were reportedly cast to appear marking their second collaboration after _What We Lose to Love_ (2022).

### Filming

Netflix confirmed that the movie has entered post-production phase.

## Release

The movie was made available to stream exclusively on Netflix on February 14, 2025.

## Reception

Jennifer Green of _Common Sense Media_ rated the movie 3 out of 5 stars. Elizabeth Chiquita Tuedestin Priwiratu of _IDN Times_ praised the acting. _Tempo_ critic criticized the execution of playboy style in the movie.

## Infobox (film)

- **name**: The Most Beautiful Girl in the World
- **director**: Robert Ronny
- **music**: Abel Huray
- **cinematography**: Hani Pradigya
- **editing**: Ryan Purwoko
- **studio**: Paragon Pictures
- **distributor**: Netflix
- **runtime**: 123 minutes
- **country**: Indonesia
- **language**: Bahasa Indonesia, Indonesia
Tamara Mello

**Tamara Beccam Mello** (born 1976) is an American actress. She is of Mexican descent on her mother's side and Portuguese Azorean and French descent on her father's side.

## Career

Her career began in 1993 with appearances on various television programs and films.  She has appeared in the TV series _7th Heaven_, _Boy Meets World_, and _Diagnosis: Murder_ and in the films _The Brady Bunch Movie_ and _She's All That_.

In 1999, she appeared in the TV series _Popular_ as Lily, the politically correct vegetarian. Following 2 seasons on Popular Tamara continued to work in theater, film and television before taking several years off to raise her daughter. She returned to acting and worked sporadically, limited to mainly guest appearances on television shows such as the pilot for the comedy _Worst Week_ and a 2013 episode of _The Mentalist_, and she now lives in Los Angeles. In January/February 2009, she also appeared in T-Mobile Blackberry Pearl Flip television commercials alongside Danny Pudi campaigning against "butt-dialing".

### Film

|Year|Title|Role|class="unsortable"|Notes|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|1993|__|Dial S Woman|||
|1995|__|Stacy|||
|1995|_Tom and Huck_|Townspeople|||
|1996|_Scorpion Spring_|Girl in Alley|||
|1997|_Infidelity/Hard Fall_|Lola|||
|1997|__|Consuela|||
|1998|_Get a Job_|Rachel/Con Artist|||
|1998|_Overnight Delivery_|Marita|||
|1999|_Carlo's Wake_|Gwen Brock|||
|1999|_She's All That_|Chandler|||
|2000|_Spanish Judges_|Mars Girl|||
|2000|_Rave_|Nette|||
|2001|_Tortilla Soup_|Maribel Naranjo|||
|2002|_Scream at the Sound of the Beep_|Tori|||
|2004|_Clean_|Audrey|||

### Television

|Year|Title|Role|class="unsortable"|Notes|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|1996|_7th Heaven_|Tia Jackson|Episode: "Now You See Me"||
|1997|_Diagnosis Murder_|Maria Moreno|Episode: "Blood Brothers Murder"||
|1997|_Boy Meets World_|Sherri|Episode: "Cult Fiction"||
|1997–1998|_Nothing Sacred_|Rachel|20 episodes||
|1999|_Zoe_|Angela|Episode: "Everything You Wanted to Know About Zoe"||
|1999–2001|_Popular_|Lily Esposito|43 episodes||
|2002|_Miss Miami_||TV movie||
|2003|__|Toni Delgado|TV movie||
|2004|_JAG_|Elisa Cumpeano|Episode: "Good Intentions"||
|2004|_Strong Medicine_|Dr. Burke|Episode: "Life in the Balance"||
|2004|_Hawaii_||Episode: "Almost Paradise"||
|2004|_What I Like About You_|Nikki|Episode: "We'll Miss Gittle a Little"||
|2007|_Psych_|Amanda|Episode: "From the Earth to Starbucks"||
|2008|_Worst Week_|Nicky|Episode: "Pilot"||
|2013|_The Mentalist_|Lily Soto|Episode: "Red Letter Day"||

## Other websites

- Official facebook Page

## Infobox (person)

- **name**: Tamara Mello
- **birth name**: Tamara Beccam Mello
- **occupation**: Actress
- **yearsactive**: 1993–present
- **children**: 1
Peake

**Peake** is a surname.

- Tim Peake, British astronaut and former Army Air Corps officer
- James Peake, former United States Secretary of Veterans Affairs
- Mervyn Peake, British writer and artist

## Related pages

- Tessa Peake-Jones