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The Lord of Milan

The Lord of Milan is a documentary film covering the life of English-born AC Milan founder Herbert Kilpin. The film is directed by Jared Wilson and Georgianna Scurfield and is inspired by a part-fictional book of the same name by author Robert Nieri. The book was initially published on 22 October 2016, the centenary of Herbert Kilpin's death. The film had it's preview screening at Broadway Cinema]] exactly one year later. 
For many years the story of Herbert Kilpin was forgotten in both England and Italy and remained untold.{{cite web |url= https://homemcr.org/film/lord-of-milan/ |title= Lord of Milan |date=21 July 2018 |website= HOME_(Manchester) The film covers his life, from his early days growing up on Mansfield Road to him founding the club in Italy. 
The documentary features commentary from Robert Nieri, Luigi La Rocca (the man who rediscovered Herbert Kilpin's grave), Mark Hateley, Luther Blissett, Daniele Massaro, Giovanni Lodetti and John_Foot_(historian) among others. 
The film was shown at cinemas and film festivals across Europe in 2017 and 2018 and eventually released online and on DVD in January 2019. It won two awards at the Olympic-accredited FICTS Film Festival in Milan in October 2017 and has since toured China, including screenings at Beijing National Stadium and Beijing National Aquatics Center 
A review in the October 2018 print edition of When Saturday Comes highlighted the need for the historic information in this film saying "We may never really know what sort of a man Kilpin was, but thanks to The Lord of Milan and the work of fans both in Italy and the UK, so many more of us will at least know who he was." Anglo-Italian Coup, October 2018,When Saturday Comes|. 
The filming was initially funded by £4000 of public donations on the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter. However, what initially was going to be a short ended up being a full-length feature and the overall budget of the film is estimated to be nearer to £30,000. 
In recent years, more of an effort has been made to remember Kilpin and the lasting impact he had both on Milan and the Italian game as a whole. Due to the momentum of the book and film several regeneration projects happened in Nottingham, the city of Kilpin's birth. His birthplace was renovated and a heritage plaque was placed on its façade. The premises has since become something of a pilgrimage for visiting AC Milan fans. The primary school children of Nottingham also compete for the Kilpin Trophy in the park where Kilpin played football as a teenager. . 
==External links==
* The Lord of Milan official site
* The Lord of Milan on Vimeo
* The Lord of Milan volume hi aaenge sb
* The Lord of Milan
* The Lord of Milano
== References ==
Category:Documentary films
Category:Documentary film
Category:Documentaries
Category:Indian documentary films
The Los Angeles Tribune

The Los Angeles Tribune is a newspaper brand and media company based out of California. It was initially introduced to the general public in 1886 and is considered one of the longest-lasting historic names in the world of journalism. 
== History ==
=== 1886 - 1911 ===
It was published from 1886 to 1890 by Henry H. Boyce, once a partner with Los Angeles Times publisher Harrison Gray Otis. The two publications engaged in a "newspaper war", with both publishing stories that vilified the other.
=== 1911-1941 ===
During this era the tribune was led by Edwin T. Earl (1858–1919) after he had made a fortune through his invention of the refrigerated boxcar used to ship oranges from Southern California to Eastern markets. Its first issue was on July 4, 1911, and its last was on July 5, 1918. 
=== 1941-1960 ===
The historic tribune is known for being the first national brand to have an African-American woman at the helm with publisher Almena Lomax, a civil rights activist, between 1941 and 1960, for principally the African-American residents of Los Angeles. The paper was known for its "fearless reporting," including articles about racism in the Los Angeles Police Department. Just after World War II, Hisaye Yamamoto wrote for the paper.
=== 1960-late 2000s ===
During this era, the Tribune saw highs and lows in both brand recognition and sales. With the Los Angeles market focusing more on Entertainment and Escapism media the role of a civil rights/community centered newspaper fell less in demand. While the paper still held strong in some communities as the Entertainment industry flourished other publications that focused exclusively on Music, Movies, and Fashion grew in popularity taking over a large portion of the market share. 
=== 2019-Present ===
The rights to the Tribune name and infrastructure were taken over under a new leadership group of investors that sought to preserve the Newspaper Brand as an independent voice by committing to not allow the paper to fall under a national corporate media conglomerate rule, to date it is one of the few national brands fully independent.
== Community Outreach Programs/Personal Development Industry Coverage ==
The Los Angeles Tribune is notable for hosting events and workshops in both Education, Leadership and Womens Rights. They have hosted some of the largest and best received events and functions in the Leadership Studies and Personal Development space making them the only nation brand to cover the often ignored by mainstream media Personal Development/Self Help space.
== References ==
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The Love Witch Singapore

The Love Witch Singapore is a well-established and renowned witchcraft store founded by Bambi Leong, offering a diverse range of services and products to cater to individuals seeking spiritual guidance and magical items. The store has gained recognition for its unique offerings, including spellcast items and various occult services.
==History==
The Love Witch Singapore was established in 2021, by celebrity witch Bambi Leong (known as DarkWitchBambi). The store offers a range of spellcast items like candles, oils, and jewelry, empowered by different deities. These products cater to various needs and intentions, allowing customers to tap into the power of spellcasting.
Alongside the spellcast items, The Love Witch Singapore provides services such as tarot readings, mediumship, and rituals (spells). Leong's expertise in these areas has earned her a reputation for accuracy and connecting with different energies.
The Love Witch Singapore also offers reiki and chakra healing, which Leong believes can alleviate physical ailments for humans and animals alike. The store has a strong online presence, attracting a wide audience seeking Leong's guidance.
In addition to serving as a hub for magical products and services, The Love Witch Singapore also houses a "School of Witchcraft," where Leong shares her knowledge and skills with aspiring witches, fostering a community of spiritually empowered individuals.
Leong's dedication and expertise have translated into financial success, with The Love Witch Singapore earning over $70,000 per month. This income stems from various services, including spellcasting, tarot readings, the sale of haunted dolls, and the creation of unique candles, some of which take unconventional forms.
==Products & Services==
Various products and services offered by The Love Witch Singapore includes:
* Charged Apothecary
* Chakra Balancing Bath Gels and Body Mists
* Charged Candles
* Cleansing
* Consultations
* Crystal Collection
* Deity Altar Kits
* Deity Portals
* Magick Classes
* Spellcasted Jewellery
* Ritual Oils, Products & Tools
* Psychic Services
* Wishing Boxes and Books
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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* The Love Witch Singapore on YouTube
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The Lucid

The Lucid is an American hard rock group consisting of vocalist Vinnie Dombroski (Sponge (band), guitarist Drew Fortier (ex-Bang Tango), bassist David Ellefson (ex-Megadeth), and drummer Mike Heller (Malignancy (band), Raven (British band, Fear Factory).
== Background ==
The band was formed in early 2020 with guitarist Drew Fortier and drummer Mike Heller demoing song ideas for a potential new project which led to Fortier's frequent collaborator and bassist David Ellefson joining the fold with vocalist Vinnie Dombroski following soon after to complete the line up. The four met in L.A. in July 2020 to finish recording what would eventually become their self-titled debut album The Lucid. The album was produced by Heller and mixed & mastered by Lasse Lammert.
This is David Ellefson's first post Megadeth project after being let go from the band in May 2021.
In September 2021, The Lucid released their first single Maggot Wind along with a release date of October 15 for their debut album.
== Members ==
* Vinnie Dombroski - vocals (2020–present)
* Drew Fortier - guitar (2020–present)
* David Ellefson - bass (2020–present)
* Mike Heller - drums (2020–present)
== Discography ==
Singles:
* Maggot Wind (2021)
Albums:
* The Lucid (October 15, 2021)
Category:American hard rock musical groups
Category:American hard rock musicians
Category:Musical groups established in 2020
The Lunaz Group

The Lunaz is Group is a British company that restores, re-engineers and converts vehicles to electric powertrains. It is based in Silverstone, England. 
It was founded in 2018 by entrepreneur, David Lorenz and engineer Jon Hilton with founding investment from art dealer and technology investor Christopher 'CJ' Jones and OPI Investments. In June 2021, the company announced investment from the Barclay, Rueben and Dallal families and former England footballer, David Beckham. 
The Lunaz Group includes the following divisions:
Lunaz Design: produces restored, re-engineered and electrified classic cars. Models include the Jaguar XK120, 140 and 150, the Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud and Rolls-Royce Phantom V, the Bentley Continental S1,S2 and S3 and the Range Rover Classic. 
Lunaz Applied Technologies: was announced in June 2021. It will remanufacture and convert industrial vehicles including recycling trucks to an electric powertrain, engineered in-house by Lunaz. 
Key People: 
Jon Hilton, the former technical director at Renault F1 developed the company's electric powertrain and is the company's Technical Lead and Managing Director. While at Renault F1 he was part of the team that won back-to-back Formula 1 World Championships in 2005 and 2006. 
Recognition: 
In May 2021, the 1961 Bentley Continental S1 electrified by Lunaz was featured as a winner in BBC Top Gear Magazine's Electric Awards issue in the category of retro EV. 
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The Machan

The Machan is a luxury eco-resort featuring exclusive Tree house|treehouses in Lonavala, Maharashtra, located in the Western Ghats. 
Spread over 25 acres (10ha) in one of the top 10 Biodiversity hotspot|biodiversity hotspots of the world, it is located close to the cities of Mumbai and Pune. Built over a period of 20 years, The Machan is one of India's first tree house resorts that promotes sustainable Ecotourism|eco-tourism , where each machan is constructed without encroaching on the existing flora . 
The Machan has been recognised as one of India's top 20 romantic destinations by Condé Nast Traveller|Conde Nast Traveller and won the Tripadvisor|TripAdvisor Travellers Choice Award for Romantic Destination in 2011 and 2012 . 
== Etmyology ==
Windmill power more than 90% of the power requirements of The Machan ensuring that the resort uses sustainable energy. 
The word machan means platform or scaffolding in Sanskrit.
== History ==
The 1980's saw a rise of ecotourism in India, with travellers looking for resorts that were built on sustainable models . Pawan Hooja, who owned the property in the Lonavala area of the Western Ghats, decided to create a single treehouse for a select group of people. It was simply called the "machan", which is the Hindi word for a treehouse. Over the next few years, the word of this sustainably built tree-house, which also had the best of comforts, slowly spread amongst people from Mumbai (then known as Bombay) and a total of 29 tree houses were added over the next 20 years. 
To ensure that the resort did not adversely impact the environment, the owners built their own sources of sustainable energy and the resort draws more than 90% of its power requirements from renewable sources such as solar and wind . 
== Travel ==
Transport to The Machan is by road either from Mumbai or Pune. The closest airport is the Pune Airport|Lohegaon Airport, situated at a distance of about 120 kilometres. 
== Visitors ==
The Machan is a regular destination for stars from Bollywood and industrialists from Mumbai. Some famous visitors include Radhika Apte , Nimrat Kaur, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, amongst others. 
== Ratings ==
The Machan regularly features in lists of the most romantic destinations and best treehouses in India. In 2013 Conde Nast Traveller named it one of the Top 20 Romantic Destinations in India. The resort won the TripaAdvisor Readers' Choice Award in 2011 and 2012. The National Geographic Traveler|National Geographic Traveller reviewed it as "a chic, off-the-grid experience in a biodiversity hotspot."
== Business ==
The Machan is owned and operated by Machan Resorts LLP.
In addition to The Machan MRLLP also owns and operates Prima Escapes, which provides Luxury villa|Luxury Villas on short term vacation rentals.
== References ==
==External links==
* Official Website
Category:Forest Club Eco Resort
Category:Hotel types
Category:Resorts in India
The Mansion of Madness

The Mansion of Madness (released in Mexico as La mansión de la locura, in the UK as House of Madness, and in the USA as Dr. Tarr's Torture Dungeon) is a 1973 Mexican horror film directed by Juan López Moctezuma. It is loosely based on the Edgar Allan Poe short story The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether. The film is the directorial debut of Juan López Moctezuma, who went on to make Mary, Mary, Bloody Mary (1975) and Alucarda (1977), among others.
The film is notable for the influence of the surrealist artist Leonora Carrington, who supervised sets and costumes, with one of her sons, Gabriel Weisz. The repeated appearance of a white horse, Carrington’s alter ego, and the elaborate surreal feasts and costumes demonstrate the artist’s vision and several of her recurring motifs.
Despite being a Mexican production, shot in Mexico and having a mostly Mexican cast and crew, it was filmed in English, and then dubbed into Spanish for Mexican cinemas.
==Plot==
The film is set in France in the 19th century. Gaston LeBlanc visits Dr. Maillard in his spacious sanatorium to witness his revolutionary treatments. He is introduced to the doctor’s lovely niece Eugénie, and is taken on a tour. He has several odd encounters with the patients, who seem to roam free. As LeBlanc observes the increasingly eccentric methods of Dr. Maillard's "soothing system" he begins to question the mental stability of the doctor. In the doctor's dungeon, innocent people are chained, tortured and stuck in glass cages, then forced to take part in gruesome games of ritual slaughter.
==Cast==
* Claudio Brook (as Claude Brook) - Dr. Maillard / Raoul Fragonard
* Arthur Hansel - Gaston LeBlanc
* Ellen Sherman - Eugénie
* Martin LaSalle - Julien Couvier
==Awards==
The Mansion of Madness won the Laceno d'oro prize and a Special Mention for Claudio Brook's performance at the XIV Avellino Neorealist and Avant-garde Film Festival, Italy; a Special Mention at the Brave New World Festival in Belgrade, Yugoslavia (1973); it was also awarded a Special Mention at the Locarno Festival, Switzerland (1973), and a Gold Medal at the Paris International Fantastic Film and Science Fiction Festival (1974).
==In the media==
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==References==
	
==External links==
* The Mansion of Madness on imdb
* Buy Fantasy Flight Games Mansions of Madness Board Game
* Mansions of Madness: Second Edition
* The Mansion Of Madness: Claudio Brook ... - Amazon.com
* THE MANSION OF MADNESS: Film Review - THE HORROR 
* ‎The Mansion of Madness (1973) directed by Juan López
Category:1973 films
Category:Mexican films
Category:English-language films
Category:1970s horror films
Category:Mexican horror films
The March Ahead

The March Ahead on November 10, 2010 Johnny Franck announced he had departed from Attack Attack! to focus on his relationship with God[wikipedia:NOTRS better source needed] and proceeded to start a new Progressive Post-Hardcore project called The March Ahead and released a self-titled album on August 12, 2011 as well as B-Sides on January 15, 2012.
=== Summary ===
He would then drop a series of singles including "Creation / Statues" on November 18, 2014, "Story of My Life" (One Direction cover) on June 17, 2014 and "We Are All Going To Die / This Is Not The End" on January 9, 2014. The most recent release under this project was three singles entitled "With You", "Relief" and "Split" on Feb 28, 2020.[wikipedia:NOTRS citation needed]
=== Discography ===
; Studio albums
* The March Ahead (2011)
* The March Ahead B-Sides (2012)
* Weight (2017)
; Singles
* Creation / Statues (2014)
* Story of My Life (One Direction Cover) (2014)
* We Are All Going To Die / This Is Not The End (2014)
* I Can't Make You Love Me I Can't Make You Love Me (2015)
* Where Are U Now (Jack Ü Cover) (2015)
* Youth (2015)
* Let Me Love You Featuring Lee Abrecht (2016)
* Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper Cover) (2017)
* Make Me Believe (2017)
* 2U (2017)
* Calloused (2018)
* Relief (2020)
* Split (2020)
* With You (2020)
==In the media==
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Category:Progressive rock
Category:Albums by genre
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The Mitten (folk tale)

The Mitten (Ukrainian: Рукавичка) is a Ukrainian fairy tale. It remains popular in modern Ukraine and has been translated to other languages.
Some of the written records of The Mitten date back to the 19th century and included in folk collections of Pavlo Chubynsky. and Ivan Rudchenko
== Plot ==
Considering numerous variations of the folk tale, the general story line is following: a man loses his mitten in a forest. One by one various animals come and settle in the mitten planning to spend cold winter in a warm mitten. Prior to settling, a new-comer asks permission from the animals already living there. 
The range of animals also varies in different versions and includes: a mouse, frog, hare, fox, wolf, bear and boar. They have nicknames, for example: "Munchy the Mouse" and "Skippy the Frog". The animals arrive to the mitten in increasing order of their size. 
== Translations ==
The Mitten was translated into various languages, including English, Japanese, Azerbaijani, German and Russian. 
One of the most popular versions of The Mitten retold in English is by Jan Brett. 
== In popular culture ==
In 1996 a Ukrainian Animated Film Studio Ukranimafilm released a cartoon The Mitten (N. Marchenkova, а scriptwriter and director).
In 2001 the Ukrainian government released a Ukrainian Fairy Tale series of stamps, including The Mitten. 
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
* Buy The Mitten Book Online at Low Prices on amazon
* The Mitten: An Old Ukrainian Folktale by Alvin Tresselt
* The Mitten: A Ukrainian Fairy-Tale by Tom Botting - Goodreads
* the mitten - a ukrainian folktale | Mitten, Children's literature
* The Mitten: A Ukrainian Folktale - Google Books
Category:Fairy tales
Category:Ukrainian fairy tales
Category:19th-century illustrators of fairy tales
Category:Fairy tales on stamps of Ukraine
Category:English fairy tales
The Narwhal

The Narwhal is a Canadian investigative, online magazine that focuses on environmental issues.
It was launched in 2018 and is funded by membership subscriptions. 
The Narwhal made national news in Canada when journalist Amber Bracken was arrested while reporting on the 2020 Canadian pipeline and railway protests. 
The Editor-in-Chief is Emma Gilchrist, and other staff include journalist Amber Bracken, and Ontario Bureau Chief Denise Balkissoon. 
In 2021, Narwhal journalist Sarah Cox won a Press Freedom Award for her reporting on the Site C dam|Site C hydroelectric project. Despite the small size of the organization, The Narwhal has won many awards. 
Category:Online magazines
Category:Magazines established in 2018
Category:Online magazines published in Canada
The Nation

A progressive political and cultural news, opinion, and analysis weekly magazine in the United States, The Nation is the country's oldest continuously published weekly magazine, having been produced since 1857. Abolitionist newspaper The Liberator was established on July 6, 1865, as a successor to William Lloyd Garrison's The Liberator, which closed in 1865 after the adoption of the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution by the people of the United States. It was possible to go on to a more general subject, The Nation, now that the particular, pressing problem of slavery had been resolved (through The Liberator). Wendell Phillips Garrison, the son of William Garrison, was a key collaborator on the new journal. He served as its Literary Editor. He had access to his father's extensive network of connections, which he used to his advantage.
The Nation is published by its eponymous owner, The Nation Company, L.P., which may be found at 520 8th Avenue in New York, New York 10018.
A news bureau in Washington, D.C., a news bureau in London, and a news bureau in South Africa are all home to The Nation's departments that cover everything from architecture to art to companies to defence to the environment to films to legal affairs to music to poetry to the United Nations. By 2010, print circulation had fallen to 145,000 from its high of 187,000 in 2006, while digital subscriptions had increased to more than 15,000 by that time.
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