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Arc Manor

Arc Manor is an award-winning press based in Rockville, Maryland. It was created by Shahid Mahmoud in 2006.
Arc Manor publishes books in various genres, including science fiction and fantasy, westerns, mysteries, and romance through several imprints.
While originally established primarily as a print-on-demand and eBooks, books published via it’s Caezik imprint are traditionally distributed through Consortium.
Arc Manor also sponsors the annual Mike Resnick Memorial Award for short fiction in partnership with Dragon Con.
==Inprints==
Phoenix Pick’s focus is on reprints and select new titles as print on demand books and eBooks.
Caezik’s emphasis in on new books with select reprints that require a more traditional distribution system. Currently all Caezik titles are represented for distribution by Consortium. The Pursuit of the Pankera, a novel by the Robert A. Heinlein, based on a rediscovered was published by Caezik SF & Fantasy in 2020.
Galaxy’s Edge was a speculative fiction magazine which was published from 2013 to 2023. It was originally created by five-time Hugo winner Mike Resnick who edited it till his death in 2020, after which Lezli Robyn become the editor. In 2023 the magazine was converted into a bi-annual themed anthology.
Category:American speculative fiction publishers
Category:Book publishing companies based in Maryland
Category:Science fiction publishers
Arcade Business College

Arcade Business College is a private educational institution in Patna, Bihar. The college offers undergraduate courses in computer science and management and has campuses in Rajendra Nagar and Saguna More in Patna. Arcade Business College was established in 1998 and affiliated with Patlipura University.
==Overview==
Arcade Business College was established in 1998. The college is owned and managed by the Arcade Educational Trust, a non-profit charitable organization registered under the Indian Trusts Act 1861. The college was initially affiliated with Magadh University Bodhgaya but transitioned to Patliputra University in 2018 for its undergraduate programs in Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) and Bachelor of Business Management (BBA). The college has two campuses in Patna, in Rajendra Nagar and Saguna More. Arcade Business College is permanently affiliated with Patliputra University and recognized by AICTE, Government of India.
==Academics and administration==
Arcade Business College is managed by Mr. Aashish Aadarsh, who serves as the director and career consultant. The college offers undergraduate courses in computer science and management, including BCA and BBA. The college offers placement in top companies such as Godrej, Sony, Hero, Oracle, Policy Bazaar, Doordarshan, Nestle, Canara Bank, IBM, ICICI Bank, HCL, and Fidelity.
==Awards and recognitions==
* At the National Education Awards 2019, Arcade Business College was recognized as the Best College in Bihar for BCA and BBA.
* In 2018, it was named India's Best Big League B-School by Business Economy.
* According to Dainik Bhaskar (Lakhsya), the college is ranked among the Top 50 B-Schools in India.
* It was named the Best Business Management College in Bihar by the National Education Excellence Award.
* Arcade Business College is one of India's top 50 private business schools.
==References==
==External links==
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* Arcade Business College on YouTube
Category:Educational institutions established in 1998
Category:Universities and colleges established in 1998
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Category:Private universities and colleges
Arcanum Preservation Society

Arcanum Preservation Society is a 501(c)3 organization started in 2019 to restore the Historic Arcanum Town Hall and Opera House located in Arcanum, Ohio (Darke County). The building, abandoned in 2017 due to a bat infestation, was built in 1889 as a joint venture between the Village of Arcanum and Twin Township. The building housed administrative offices for both as well as the Arcanum Fire Department, jail cells for the local constable and an opera house on the 2nd and 3rd floors (balcony). The opera house ceased operations in the 1920's when a new high school was built in town offering a more modern event venue. The constable was eventually replaced by the Arcanum Police Department and they took over the space previously used by the fire department when they moved to a location better able to accommodate modern equipment. The 2nd floor auditorium of the opera house was renovated to include a false ceiling in the 1930's to turn it into a meeting space for first the American Legion, then the VFW and most recently the Lion's Club. In recent years it was used as storage. When the Village decided to build a new building rather than renovate/restore the current building, local citizens formed the Arcanum Preservation Society to ensure the historic heart of the Village was not lost. Their vision is to restore it as well as other historic buildings in town for future generations.
Arcbeatle Press

Arcbeatle Press is a publishing company founded by James Wylder. It is most well known for publishing spin-off books featuring Doctor Who characters, as well as its own series, 10,000 Dawns. They have also released multiple anthologies and short stories for free online.
== History ==
In 2020, it was announced that the company had teamed up with Bill & Ben Video to produce a novelization of their video drama Cyberon, which would be published later that year. https://www.blogtorwho.com/cyberon-novelisation-coming-in-autumn-2020/ . The company also gained the rights to the P.R.O.B.E. series and announced an anthology, although it has yet to be published due to the COVID-19 pandemic. https://www.arcbeatlepress.com/probe.html 
In the same year, the company released Cwej: Down the Middle, which featured the character of Chris Cwej from the Virgin New Adventures book line. https://www.blogtorwho.com/cwej-down-the-middle-the-doctor-who-companions-own-collection-is-out-now/ 
== Publications ==
* 10,000 Dawns
** 10,000 Dawns (novel) by James Wylder
** 10,000 Dawns: Tales of Treason by James Wylder
** Death and Doubling Cubes: a 10,000 Dawns Tale by James Wylder
** 10,000 Dawns: Poor Man's Iliad by James Wylder, Nathan Butler, Tim Sutton, Eric R. Asher, Simon Bucher-Jones, Kylie Leane, Jo Smiley, Michael Robertson, Nicholas Kory, Evan Forman, Elizabeth Tock, Jordan Stout, Trevor Allen, Colby McClung, Sarah E. Souther, and Kevin Burnard
** Monsters Among Us: The 10,000 Dawns Holiday Special 2020 (Online Anthology https://www.arcbeatlepress.com/news-and-updates/monsters-among-us-the-10000-dawns-haloween-special-2020 ) by Daisy McLain, Dillon O'Hara, Lupan Evezan, James Wylder, Andrew Davis, and Laine Ferio
** 10,000 Dawns: How to Survive the Winter (Online Anthology https://www.arcbeatlepress.com/news-and-updates/10000-dawns-how-to-survive-the-winter-a-new-holiday-anthology ) by Dillon O’Hara, Rebecca Jayne Chadwick, Sam Maleski, James Blanchard, Andrew Davis, Tyche McPhee Letts, Alex Wakeford, Aidan Mason, Callum Phillpott, and Gerard Power
* God Save the Pres.! by James Wylder
* A Gathering of Lonely Hearts: Tales of Finding Love by James Wylder
* Greater Good by Nathan P Butler
* Cyberon#Novelisation by James Hornby, James Wylder, and Tyche McPhee Letts
* Cwej: Down the Middle by Andy Lane, Simon Bucher-Jones, Jeffrey Kova, Rachel Redhead, James Wylder, Hunter O'Connell, Sam Maleski, Matthew Sychantha, Charles Whitt, James Hornby, Greg Maughan, Michael Robertson, Vince Stadon, Evan Forman, Gerard Power, and Tycho McPhee Letts
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Archaeology

The study of human activity that is accomplished via the recovery and examination of material culture is referred to as archaeology or archeology. The archaeological record is made up of things like artefacts, buildings, biofacts or ecofacts, locations, and cultural landscapes. Archaeology is a field that has elements of both the social sciences and the humanities within its scope. It is often regarded as a separate academic area, although it might alternatively be categorised as a subfield of anthropology (in North America – the four-field method), history, or geography.
Archaeologists research both the prehistory and history of humans, beginning with the creation of the first stone tools at Lomekwi in East Africa 3.3 million years ago and continuing up to the most recent decades. Palaeontology, on the other hand, is the study of fossils, whereas archaeology is the study of human artefacts. Archaeology is especially crucial for learning about ancient cultures, for which there are, by definition, no written records. This means that archaeology is the only way to learn about these societies. From the Paleolithic period all the way up to the development of literacy in cultures all across the globe, prehistory encompasses more than 99% of human history. Archaeology seeks to accomplish a variety of aims, some of which include studying the historical development of a society, recreating former lifestyles, and recording and explaining the evolution of human cultures across time. The word "the study of ancient history" is whence we get the English phrase "archaeology," which comes from the Greek.
In order to get a better understanding of the past, this field requires conducting surveys and excavations, followed by the processing and interpretation of the data acquired. Research that draws from other disciplines is essential to the field of archaeology.
Antiquarianism gave rise to archaeology in Europe throughout the 19th century, and since then, archaeology has spread across the rest of the globe as a recognised academic study. The study of archaeology has been used by nation-states in order to formulate their own unique perspectives of the past. Since its early beginnings, the field of archaeology has given rise to a number of specialised sub-disciplines, such as maritime archaeology, feminist archaeology, and archaeoastronomy. In addition, a wide variety of scientific methods that can assist in archaeological investigation have also been developed over time. Archaeologists are confronted with a number of challenges in the modern day, including the issue of dealing with pseudoarchaeology, the theft of artefacts, a lack of interest on the part of the general public, and resistance to the excavation of human remains.
Category:Archaeology
Category:Anthropology
Archer Materials

Archer Materials (ASX) is an Australian material technology company with headquarters in Wayville, SA. It develops advanced materials in quantum computing, biotechnology, and lithium-ion batteries; and mineral exploration in Australia.
Archer Materials was founded in 2007 as Archer Exploration Limited with its offices in Sydney and Adelaide. In August 2007, the company was listed on the ASX. Archer works on disease-detecting graphene ink biosensors, and owns various exploration tenements, including a graphite deposit at Campoona, South Australia. In October 2017, Archer Materials acquired Carbon Allotropes, a graphene and graphite online marketplace. In April 2019, the business announced the commencement of the 12CQ Project, with the aim to build a world-first quantum computing chip that could operate at room-temperature, using carbon nanospheres as the qubit material. In May 2020, Archer became the first Australian company to enter the IBM Q Network and signed quantum computing agreement with IBM. Archer subsequently began a collaboration on testing quantum neural networks with artificial intelligence firm Max Kelsen in January 2021. 
Category:Companies of Australia by industry
Category:Companies established in 2007
Category:Companies of Australia
Archer Mendoza Zheng

Archer Mendoza Zheng is a casino writer renowned for his expertise in online baccarat. His content covers various aspects of baccarat, including gameplay, profitable strategies, and comprehensive guides. Zheng's writings are featured on two online casino platforms, JohnSlots and NewCasinos, where he contributes valuable insights to enhance players' understanding and engagement with the game.
==Career==
Zheng began playing baccarat as a novice and studied baccarat's rules, bet types, card values, and scoring systems, eventually transforming himself into a seasoned player. He used mathematical calculations and statistical analysis to analyze various game circumstances and experiment with strategies, developing profitable approaches tailored to players' preferences and playing styles.
 
As an online baccarat expert and an author at NewCasinos and JohnSlots. Zheng discusses various baccarat strategies, such as the Martingale system, the Paroli system, the 'Tie' bet, card counting, and one-sided baccarat. These strategies emphasize betting patterns, effective bankroll management, and bet selection. Zheng is also known for his advanced baccarat strategies, which include betting systems, pattern identification, and money management methods. He explains how baccarat cheat sheets work to players that serve as practical references for optimal strategies and betting decisions during gameplay.
 
In addition to strategies, Zheng shares tips and tricks for playing online baccarat, covering aspects like emotional management, disciplined betting, and exploiting game patterns. He also reviews the significance of bonuses in online baccarat, guiding players in assessing bonus terms, wagering requirements, and overall promotional value, empowering them to make informed choices when capitalizing on baccarat bonuses.
==References==
External Link
* Archer Mendoza Zheng at Johnslots
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Category:Gambling
Category:Casinos
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Archery

Archery is the sport, activity, or skill of shooting arrows with a bow and arrows from a target. The term is derived from the Latin arcus, which means bow. Archery has traditionally been used for hunting and military purposes. In current times, it is mostly used as a competitive sport and as a kind of leisure. Someone who practises archery is often referred to as an archer or a bowman, and someone who is enthusiastic about or an adept at archery is frequently referred to as a toxophilite or a marksperson.
Sibudu Cave in South Africa, where the remnants of bone and stone arrowheads reaching back about 72,000-60,000 years have been discovered, is the place where the earliest known evidence of arrows was discovered. The bow seems to have emerged or resurfaced later in Eurasia, at the time of the transition from the Upper Paleolithic to the Mesolithic, based on indirect archaeological evidence. The oldest known certain remnants of a bow and arrow from Europe are potential pieces from Germany discovered at Mannheim-Vogelstang and Stellmoor, both of which date to 17,500-18,000 years ago. Azilian points discovered in Switzerland's Grotte du Bichon, near the bones of a bear and a hunter, as well as flint bits found in the animal's third vertebra, indicating that arrows were used 13,500 years ago, according to the researchers. Some of the earliest evidence of its usage in Europe comes from the Stellmoor site, which is located in the Ahrensburg valley north of Hamburg, Germany, and dates back to the late Paleolithic period, about 10,000–9000 BC. The arrows were constructed of pine and consisted of a main shaft and a fore shaft that was 15–20 centimetres (5+7/8–7+7/8 in) in length and had a flint tip on it. Early bows are not known to have existed in any significant numbers; prior pointed shafts are known to have existed, but they may have been fired by spear throwers rather than bows. The Holmegrd marsh in Denmark is home to the world's oldest bows, according to archaeological evidence. The discovery of obsidian bladelets implanted in a skeleton's head and inside the thoracic cavity of another body at the site of Nataruk in Turkana County, Kenya, suggests that stone-tipped arrows were used as weapons around 10,000 years ago. As a primary way of throwing shafted projectiles, bows ultimately displaced spears on every continent except Antarctica, while spearthrowers continued to be used with the bow in certain regions of North and South America, especially Mexico and among the Inuit.
Archers have been a part of Egyptian and nearby Nubian culture from their respective predynastic and pre-Kerma emergences, according to historians. From the Natufian civilization (c. 10,800–8,300 BC) forward, items that might have been arrow-shaft straighteners have been discovered across the Levant. It is possible that the Khiamian and PPN A shouldered Khiam-points are arrowheads.
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Archie Billard

Archibald (Archie) Billard is a Canadian habitual offender whose crimes had a significant impact upon the justice and education systems of Nova Scotia, eventually resulting in the formation of the Nunn Commission.
==The Theresa McEvoy Incident==
On October 14, 2004 Billard, then 16, stole a car in Lower Sackville Nova Scotia. After consuming large amounts of cannabis, Billard drove the car at a high rate of speed through downtown Halifax where he struck a vehicle driven by local teacher's aide Theresa McEvoy. The 52 year old mother of three died of her injuries.
Billard was tried as an adult and in 2006 was sentenced to four years and ten months in prison.
==The Nunn Commission==
The death of McEvoy happened at a time of increased concern about youth crime in Nova Scotia. In 2001 a train derailed in Stewiacke Nova Scotia, destroying a feed supply business and injuring twenty four people, nine seriously. A 13 year old young offender later admitted to tampering with a railroad switch. In the investigation following McEvoy's death it was determined that Billard, though only 16, was already facing twenty-seven charges at the time he stole the car, and had been released from custody only two days earlier. A public outcry about a perceived growing problem with youth crime lead to the formation of the Nunn Commission, a landmark public inquiry into Canada's youth criminal justice system.
The commission recommended several changes to the youth justice and educational systems of Nova Scotia, all of which were accepted by the Provincial Government.
==After the McEvoy Incident==
By June 2009 Billard was entitled to a statutory release, despite misgivings from the parole board that he was likely to re-offend. Four months later he was arrested for speeding in an unregistered vehicle his probation was revoked. In February 2010 he was again released though his case management team described his risk as "unmanageable" and recommend against it. He again broke his conditions, and again returned to prison. In 2011 he was sentenced to nine months in prison for driving while prohibited and violating his conditions. In 2015 he was charged with robbing a gas station in Truro Nova Scotia. Billard's case continues to be a focus of discussion in Nova Scotia politics in relation to issues of youth justice, restorative justice, and education. 
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Category:Canadian criminals
Archie Gottesman

Archie Gottesman is an American Businesswoman and Philanthropist. The creator of the noted Manhattan Mini Storage ad campaigns, she is the daughter of Jerome Gottesman co-founder of Edison Properties, parent company of ParkFast garages and lots, as well as Manhattan Mini Storage. 
Gottesman was Executive Vice President/Co-Owner of Edison Properties from 1987-2000. She then served as Chief Branding Officer of Edison ParkFast and Manhattan Mini Storage from 2000-2015. 
 Gottesman co-founded JewBelong.com in 2016 , a non-profit that shares DIY Jewish rituals and explanations. The website aims to rebrand Judaism as accessible to all.
She is a board member of Democratic Majority for Israel, Foundation for Jewish Camp, Israel on Campus Coalition, and JCC Association of North America. She is currently the chair of Zioness. Archie is a past Board Member of Kent Place School, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, and Reboot, and was previously the chair of Animal Haven Shelter.
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Category:American women in business
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Archie Lyndhurst

Archie Bijörn Lyndhurst (born 4 October 2000) was an English child actor and the son of Only Fools and Horses actor Nicholas Lyndhurst. He was best known for his role as Ollie Coulton on the CBBC series So Awkward. He also appeared in other British tv shows such as Casualty (TV series), Little Crackers (2011), Bad Education (TV series), Tonight at the London Palladium (2014) and Our Ex-Wife (2016). He also voiced Jung in video game The Secret World: Issue 10 - Nightmares in the Dream Palace (2015) and Honoroit in Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward (2015). He also starred in the tv movie Harry & Paul's Story of the 2's (2014).
Lyndhurst died in his sleep from a Intracerebral hemorrhage caused by Acute lymphoblastic leukemia on 22 September 2020
=== Film ===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2014	Harry & Paul's Story of the 2s 	Young Michael Gambon	
2014	Jack Whitehall Gets Around: Intro 	Young Jack Whitehall	short
2015	The Infectious Imagination of Henry Bramble	Henry Bramble 	short, post-production
=== Television ===
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2011 	Little Crackers 	Young Jack 	1 episode: "Daddy's Little Princess"
2014 	Tonight at the London Palladium	Little Jack Whitehall	1 episode: "#1.3"
2014 	Bad Education 	Young Alfie 	1 episode: "The Exam"
2015-2020	So Awkward 	Ollie Coulton 	
2016 	Our Ex-Wife 	Max 	1 episode: "Pilot"
2018 	Casualty 	Elliot Morford 	1 episode: "#32.25"
=== Video Games ===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2014	The Secret World: Issue 10 - Nightmares in the Dream Palace	Jung 	voice
2015	Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward 	Honoroit	voice
==In the media==
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Archie Walter Willis Jr.

Archie Walter Willis Jr. (March 16, 1925 - 1988) was a lawyer, businessman, and state representative in Tennessee. He was the first African American elected to state office in Tennessee in more than 70 years. He moved to Memphis in 1953 and helped establish the city's first integrated law firm. Part of Auction Avenue in downtown Memphis is named in his honor.
He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. The A. W. Willis Bridge is named for him.
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Category:1988 deaths
Category:American lawyers
Category:American businessmen
Category:People from Birmingham, Alabama