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West Bengal

West Bengal is a state in India's eastern area, bordering the Bay of Bengal on its eastern border. In terms of population, it is the fourth-most populated state in India and the fourteenth-largest in terms of land area. It has more than 91 million people. It is also the eighth-most populated country subdivision in the world, with a land size of 88,752 km2 (34,267 sq mi) and a population of 1.2 billion people. In the Indian subcontinent, it is a part of the Bengal area, and it shares borders with Bangladesh in the east and Nepal and Bhutan in the north. As well as the Indian states of Odisha, Jharkhand, Bihar, Sikkim, and Assam, it has a border with Bhutan. Kolkata, the state capital, is India's third-largest metropolis and seventh-largest city by population. It is also the country's third-largest port city. West Bengal is comprised of the Darjeeling Himalayan hill area, the Ganges delta, the Rarh region, and the coastal Sundarbans, among other places. The Bengalis are the state's largest ethnic group, with Bengali Hindus being the bulk of the population.
There was a series of Indian dynasties in the region throughout its early history; there was internal fighting; and there was a struggle between Hinduism and Buddhism for supremacy. The ancient Bengali city of Janapadas was the location of many important Janapadas, and the oldest towns in the region date back to the Vedic period. Many ancient pan-Indian dynasties, including the Vangas, Mauryans, and Guptas, were based in the area, and the region still exists today. The fortress of Gaua served as the capital of the Gaua Kingdom, the Pala Empire, and the Sena Empire, among other kingdoms and empires in the region. Following the Ghurid invasions led by Bakhtiyar Khalji and the creation of the Delhi Sultanate, the Muslim religion expanded across the whole Bengal area. Islam was introduced via commerce with the Abbasid Caliphate. During the reign of the Bengal Sultanate, the area was a significant trading nation in the globe, and the region was often referred to as the "richest country to deal with" by European traders. When the Mughal Empire conquered it in 1576, it became part of it. While certain sections of the area were controlled by Hindu kingdoms and Baro-Bhuyan landlords at the same time, other parts of the region were temporarily conquered by the Suri Empire during this time period. As a result of the death of Emperor Aurangzeb in the early 1700s, the proto-industrialised Mughal Bengal was transformed into a semi-independent state under the control of the Nawabs of Bengal, and early indications of the first Industrial Revolution were seen. In 1757, the British East India Company won the Battle of Plassey and annexed the area to the Bengal Presidency, which was established in the aftermath of this victory.
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West Indies

The West Indies is a subregion of North America bounded by the North Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. It is comprised of 13 independent island countries and 18 dependencies and other territories spread across three major archipelagos: the Greater Antilles, the Lesser Antilles, and the Lucayan Archipelago.
The Antilles are comprised of all of the islands in the area, as well as the Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands, which are located in the North Atlantic Ocean. Nowadays, the terms West Indies and Caribbean are often used interchangeably, although the latter term may also refer to some Central and South American mainland countries that have Caribbean coastlines, such as Belize, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana, as well as the Atlantic island nations of Trinidad and Tobago and Bermuda, which are geographically distinct from the three main island groups but culturally related.
In 1492, Christopher Columbus became the first European to chronicle his arrival in the islands, where he is widely regarded to have been the first European to set foot on soil in The Bahamas. Following the first of Christopher Columbus' travels to the Americas, Europeans started to refer to this area as the West Indies in order to differentiate it from both the original "Indies" (i.e. India) and the East Indies (which included South Asia and Southeast Asia).
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Western Europe

The area of Europe that is situated to the west is referred to as Western Europe. It depends on the situation in which nations and territories make up the area.
The term "the West" was first used in Europe in contrast to "the East," and it was first used in the ancient Mediterranean world, both halves of the Roman Empire (the Western Roman Empire and the Eastern Roman Empire), and the "Christendom" of the middle ages (Western Christianity and Eastern Christianity). Beginning roughly in the 15th century with the Renaissance and the Age of Discovery, the concept of Europe as "the West" gradually differentiated itself from the predominant use of "Christendom" as the preferred endonym within the region and eventually replaced it. This process began when the Renaissance and the Age of Discovery occurred. After the Age of Enlightenment and the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the terms "Western Europe" and "Eastern Europe" began to be used more often.
In Western Europe, the majority of people adhere to the Christian faith. According to research conducted by the Pew Research Center in 2018, 71.0% of people living in Western Europe self-identified as Christians.
The East–West Schism, which occurred in 1054, was the event that split Christianity into Eastern Christianity and Western Christianity. As a result, Europe was effectively divided in half, with the majority of Western Europe coming under the authority of the Catholic Church and the majority of Eastern Europe falling under the authority of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Since the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century, the two most prominent forms of Christianity in Western Europe have been Catholicism and Protestantism.
According to this particular understanding of Eastern Europe and Western Europe, the term "Eastern Europe" also refers to the region of Southeastern Europe, whilst "Western Europe" refers to the region of Northern and Central Europe.
The United Kingdom, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands all participated in the signing of the Treaty of Brussels in the year 1948. In 1954, during the Paris Conference, when the Western European Union was founded, it was discussed once again for the second time. In 2011, with the ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon and the expiration of the Treaty of Brussels, it was formally deemed to have ceased to exist. At the time of its dissolution, the Western European Union consisted of 10 member nations, 5 observer countries, 6 associate member countries, and 7 associate partner countries.
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Western Wall Capital

Western Wall Capital is a loan agency established in 2022 by Naor Nativ, an American-Israeli entrepreneur. The company is headquartered in Lantana, Florida, and is best known for offering a variety of loan services at low interests and commissions.
The company was established with the aim to help people get easy access to loans be it payday loans, installment loans, car title loans, or business loans, even those with bad credit. Currently, Western Wall Capital is operating in two major U.S. states - Florida and California. 
==History==
Western Wall Capital was founded by 2022 entrepreneur Naor Nativ, a serial entrepreneur with extensive experience in the industry. He has gained recognition for running a successful loan service franchise and a marketing agency. Nativ is also known for his prowess in the digital technology field, where he has developed iOS apps and ran a number of well-known businesses like Glamoro International and Apollo Group LLC.
Nativ started WWC with the goal of assisting individuals and businesses in and around South Florida with their financial needs at the lowest APR possible. In a short period of time Western Wall Capital has expanded to 12 locations throughout South Florida. The company has also secured funding of 3.1M dollars which it will use to further its reach across the country. 
==Products and services==
Western Wall Capital offers a range of loan services, including payday loans, installment loans, car title loans and business loans.
==References==
==External links==
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Westhampton Raceway

Westhampton, New York,(1952-2004) [is mentioned in the Wikipedia article “Riverhead Raceway”] Originally called Southampton raceway, being located in the Township of Southampton, New York. "The 66 acres which opened in 1952"According to: New York Times article “Drag Strip Is Heading Toward Its Final Run. By G. Nicolo Anastasi March 3, 2002 was paved two years later. The Drag racing dragstrip was a 1/4 mile dirt drag strip with a 1/4 mile shutdown it also included was a quarter-mile oval Kart racing track both on Old Country Road in Westhampton, eastern Long Island. The track survived for more than 50 years under a variety of names, including 
Westhampton Drag Strip, Westhampton Raceway (1953-1971), Suffolk County Raceway (1971-1972), Hampton Raceway (1980s), Long Island Dragway (1991-1996), and finally Long Island Motorsports Park (1996-2004).
The website "dragstriplist.con A Comprehensive Encyclopedia" has an extensive description and images. Scroll down to the bottom of the page https://dragstriplist.com/new-york to find Westhampton Raceway.
According to DragRaceHallofFame.com, Tracks/ New York/ “West Hampton Raceway is touted as being the longest running purpose built drag strip in the United States.”
Long Island Motorsports Park (Dragway) - Westhampton, NY USA 1/4 mile Drag Racing Timeslips
1/4 Mile
ET	1/4 Mile
MPH	1/8 Mile
ET	1/8 Mile
MPH	0-60 Foot
ET	Temp F	Car 	Year	Driver 	Driver
13.256 	108.132	8.648	85.465	2.050	68.0 	Mercedes-Benz CLK550 Coupe AMG sport package	2008	Kenny Williamson	Kenny Williamson
15.361 	88.910 	9.825	70.940	2.236	 	Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V 	2003	Sean 	Sean
12.870*	108.440	 	 	1.980	55.0 	Mercedes-Benz SLK32 AMG 	2002	Mike 	Mike
13.400*	107.000	 	 	 	 	Infiniti I30 t 	1998	Ant 	Ant
13.900*	98.000 	 	 	 	 	Chevrolet Camaro z28 SLP Loudmouth Exhaust 	1993	Colin 	Colin
12.875 	104.740	8.184	84.490	1.822	60.5 	AMC Gremlin X 	1972	Jim Mango 	Jim Mango
9.897* 	143.420	 	 	1.390	78.0 	Chevrolet Nova 	1971	JOHN BREIMANN 	JOHN BREIMANN
11.331 	117.805	7.177	94.993	1.554	50.7 	Dodge Dart GTS Convertible 	1969	Jim Mango 	Jim Mango
15.660 	88.500 	 	 	 	60.5 	Pontiac GTO 	1968	Jim Mango 	Jim Mango
Westhampton Dragway - Videos
Images of Westhampton Drag Strip
Raceway history
The original owners / developers of the raceway were made up of several partners, two of which Norman C. Jockel (1926-2002) and his brother-in-law Alford R. Brandt (1928-2011) in photos below.This statement is a first hand account from this articles author.
Weston Imer

Weston Imer is a Political Strategist and Media Commentator from Golden, CO. Weston got his start by working for the Donald J. Trump for President Campaign in 2016 as Co-Chair of Jefferson County, CO at the age of 12. Over the past 10 Years, Weston has continued to be politically active and become notable in the Conservative Campaign world. Weston ran Laurel Imer's campaign for House District 24, and Colorado's 7th Congressional District in 2020 and 2024 respectively. Following those election he helped Colorado GOP Chairman, Rep. Dave Williams win his race for Colorado GOP Chair in March of 2023.
Following the election of Dave Williams, Weston joined the Staff of the Colorado Republican Party as Transition Team Director and subsequently Project Manager. During his tenure with the Colorado GOP, Weston was appointed to the Republican National Committee's Youth Advisory Council, formed by Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel.
In 2024, Weston was one of the youngest delegates to the Republican National Convention, attending as a Delegate from Colorado's 7th Congressional District. Weston was nominated as a member of the Trump Slate that was proposed for the Colorado Delegation.
Weston is the Founder and CEO of Prodigy Consulting Group, LLC a political consulting firm in Colorado that serves candidates and state Republican parties across the country.
in 2021, Weston was elected as a Director on the Pleasant View Water and Sanitation District Board located in Unincorporated Jefferson County, CO.
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Westwing (company)

Westwing is a German company headquartered in Munich that operates an online home & living business. It is active in eleven European countries. The company's shares are listed on the CDAX.
==Business model==
Westwing is an eCommerce platform for home & living products. The overall range includes manufacturer brand products and own brand products. In November 2022, the company opened its first flagship store at Jungfernstieg in the center of Hamburg. The company is primarily active in the B2C sector, but also targets business customers (B2B).
==Structure, markets and shares==
The company is legally organized as a Societas Europaea (SE). The parent company is Westwing Group SE. The annual report 2023 lists 13 German and seven foreign subsidiaries. Management responsibility lies with the Vorstand (Management Board), which consists of two people. The Supervisory Board consists of five members.
Westwing is active in eleven European countries. These are Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, France, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Italy.
Company shares are traded in the German Prime Standard and are included in the CDAX. Around 17% of the shares are in free float, with the remainder held by institutional investors.
==History==
Delia Lachance (born Fischer), Georg Biersack, Matthias Siepe, Stefan Smalla and Tim Schäfer founded Westwing Home & Living GmbH in the first half of 2011, and the company went online in August 2011. The founders raised venture capital in several financing rounds, amounting to around 150 million euros by mid-2014. Investors included Tengelmann, Rocket Internet, Holtzbrinck Ventures, Kinnevik and Access Industries, among others.
In August 2018,Westwing Group GmbH: Announcement in Bundesanzeiger, August 20, 2018. the company was converted into an Aktiengesellschaft and Westwing was listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for the first time on 9 October 2018. Before the IPO, the businesses in Brazil, Russia and Kazakhstan were sold and the company focused on European markets. Due to a boom driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, the company's shares were promoted to the SDAX in December 2020. After the end of this boom, the shares left this index at the end of 2021.At the beginning of 2022, the change of legal form to a Societas Europaea was completed with entry in the German Commercial Register; the conversion resolution was passed in June 2021.Westwing Group SE: Announcement in Bundesanzeiger, February 24, 2022. Andreas Hoerning has been CEO of the company since summer 2022.
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WeyMedia

WeyMedia Inc is a personal finance company who creates content and fintech products for Canadian consumers. Based in Dieppe, New Brunswick, they operate two Canadian resources: HowToSaveMoney and creditcardGenius.
On January 28, 2020, WeyMedia was awarded a Canadian trademark for their proprietary credit card ranking algorithm: "Genius Rating."
== History ==
HowToSaveMoney was registered in 2007, but it wasn’t until 2010 that the company’s Co-founder, Stephen Weyman, published his first post. Together, Stephen and Maria Weyman expanded HowToSaveMoney, and then launched creditcardGenius in 2017. 
== HowToSaveMoney ==
HowToSaveMoney is a resource that teaches Canadian consumers how to save money. They offer free calculators, and publish money saving tips as well as personal finance product reviews with an objective rating methodology.
== CreditcardGenius ==
creditcardGenius is an advanced credit card comparison tool that analyzes almost every credit card in Canada.They combine more than 126 credit card features with the user’s personalized preferences, to produce a unique score called a Genius Rating. 
== References ==
== External links ==
* WeyMedia Inc Company Profile | Moncton, NB, Canada
* WeyMedia Inc | Marketing & Advertising - Chamber of commerce
* WeyMedia on linkedin
* Let’s do launch: WeyMedia’s Maria and Stephen Weyman
* About | creditcardGenius
* Data Specialist - Moncton Job in Moncton, NB at WeyMedia Inc.
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Whalers Village

Whalers Village is a shopping and entertainment center located in Kaanapali, Hawaii.
 It is located near several resorts along Kaanapali Beach and is a popular tourist destination. This open-air mall hosts over 80 stores and both full-service and fast casual dining options. On the average year, over 3.5 million people visit Whalers Village, and the center makes over $140 million in sales. Retail spaces are leased by Brookfield Properties. In addition to retail, Whalers Village is home to the Whalers Village Museum, a tribute to Lahaina’s history of whaling in the 1800’s. Lastly, Whalers Village offers free entertainment and classes inspired by Hawaiian tradition such as lei making and hula dance lessons.
== History ==
Whalers Village first opened in the year 1970 where it has since served as a staple retail and dining space. The Whalers Village Museum was also built in 1970 during initial construction of the mall. In 2015, this whaling museum was ranked the third-most-visited attraction on the island of Maui. Its first major renovation was completed in 2017 after a two-years of construction. This renovation cost $27 million and included a full decorative remodel, new stores and restaurants, and a remodel of the Whalers Village Museum. Additionally, play areas for children were added throughout the center including climbing structures, a splash pad, and an outdoor movie screen.
== Shopping ==
A variety of retail options are made available including national as well as local chain stores. Women’s, men's, and children’s clothing, shoes, and accessories options are made available. Some luxury retail options at Whalers Village include Louis Vuitton and Johnny Was. There are also some fine jewelers, home, beauty, and specialty food stores have a presence as well.
== Attractions ==
The Whalers Village Museum, a part of the original Whalers Village shopping center, was a museum dedicated to Lahaina’s historical Whaling industry back when the area was a busy whaling harbor in the 1800s. It showed exhibits such as whaler’s living quarters, models of whaling ships, and whale fossils. While this museum has since been updated during the 2017 Whalers Village renovation, it remains centered around whales. Now called The Whale Center of Hawaii, this museum is partnered with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The center features a full-sized whale skeleton and is dedicated to the history of whaling, as well as the future of whales. It focuses on the environment and emphasizes the cultural significance of whales for Hawaiians.
==In the media==
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What's Trending

What's Trending is an American news and entertainment company with a focus on video and digital media. Based in Los Angeles, The publisher was initially founded as a show titled 'What's Trending' hosted by Shira Lazar in 2011. What's Trending featured segments on pop culture, music, and movies, including trending videos and personalities on the internet.
The show debuted on May 15, 2011 and originally streamed live once a week. On August 20, 2012, the show rebranded itself and expanded to stream five days a week covering the most popular videos on YouTube. What's Trending eventually went separate ways from CBS Interactive and operated under its own publisher entity under What's Trending, Inc.
==History==
On June 17, 2013, Bedrocket Media Ventures made a seven figure investment in the series after CBS News cut ties with the team.[1]
What's Trending developed daily video content and launched its owned and operated site. What's Trending circulated content using its O&O content to properties including MSN, Yahoo, Video Elephant, Reach TV, Dailymotion and more. 
* In 2014, HLN announced a development deal with What's Trending.
* In 2014, Marriott announced What's Trending as part of their development studio slate. As part of that partnership, Marriott celebrated its Millionth Mobile check-in with Lazar and Jeana Smith, founder of Prank vs Prank. Marriott would later announce a new series, in partnership with What's Trending, titled Experiences.
* In 2015, What's Trending announced a new COO in James Haffner, who acted as an executive producer for DeFranco Creative.
* What's Trending partnered with Samsung to provide live coverage from the Consumer Electronics Show in January 2015, as well as South by Southwest in March.
* In June 2017, Sinclair Broadcasting Group announced a partnership with Lazar and What's Trending to create a new show, "Circa Pop Live with Shira Lazar" that will appear on Circa News' website and Facebook page. In August of that same year Comcast announced a partnership that would have a new segment, "What's Watchable," produced by Lazar, to be shown in between episodes of Comcast's streaming service, Watchable.
* In December 2018, What's Trending announced a partnership with Gas Station TV, where viewers can see reports nationwide across their 18,000 locations.
* In 2021, What's Trending launched a weekly LGBTQ news show in co-production with Revry.
* What's Trending partnered with Screenvision Media in 2023 to produce the 'Front and Center' show before movie theater screenings.
==Notable causes==
In December 2012, What's Trending participated in the first "Tube-A-Tweet-A-Thon". People would go to Twitter and tweet using the hashtag #Tubeathon and $1 would be donated to Covenant House to try and raise $50,000 to serve homeless youth.
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