Tautira Bay for scholarly contributions to global mental health, and has presented its first annual award to Margaret Abraham, Ph.D. on April 18, 2012. The institute has recently presented its second annual award to Professor Dinesh Bhugra, in recognition of his outstanding service and accomplishments in world psychiatry. Olga Von Tauber Olga Maria Von Tauber (April 12, 1907 in Vienna, Austria – 2002 in New York City, USA) was a psychiatrist and philanthropist, who served in the hospitals of Long Island, New York, United States. Life and career. Olga Von Tauber was born to Edward (father) and Anna Fletcher Beck (mother) in Vienna	Olga Von Tauber
3148690	International School of Nanshan Shenzhen International School of Nanshan Shenzhen International School of Nanshan Shenzhen (ISNS; ), formerly the International School of Sino-Canada, is an international school in Taoyuan Sub-District (桃源街道), Nanshan District, Shenzhen, China. It is accredited by the New Brunswick Department of Education in Canada. It offers to its students an internationally recognized Canadian curriculum. ISNS is the first continuum IB World school in Shenzhen, China, authorized in the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme. ISNS was founded in 2002 through the co-operation of the Government of Canada, the Province of New Brunswick and Dr. 	International School of Nanshan Shenzhen
3148691	Francis Pang. ISNS fulfills a local need for international education. Curriculum. Accredited by the New Brunswick Department of Education in Canada, the International School of Nanshan Shenzhen offers to its students internationally recognized Canadian curriculum and in the framework of the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme. Students have the option of receiving both a Canadian Diploma and IB Diploma should they be successful in meeting graduation requirements. The educational programs and teaching methodologies are supported and reviewed by officials from Canada. Students also write Provincial assessments (Province of New Brunswick, Canada) to ensure 	International School of Nanshan Shenzhen
3148692	the consistency of curriculum delivery. The International School of Nanshan Shenzhen offers classes from Kindergarten to Grade 12, with Elementary, Middle School and High School sections. Students are also prepared to take the Standardized Admissions Test (SAT). English as Additional Language (EAL) classes are offered to non-English speaking students based on a student assessment using the Cambridge System upon admission. Students also attend one Mandarin as a second language class each day. As well as being linked with the Canadian Province of New Brunswick's Department of Education, ISNS is also proudly affiliated with UNESCO, and ACAMIS (Association of 	International School of Nanshan Shenzhen
3148693	China and Mongolia International Schools). Admissions. Applications for admissions at the International School of Nanshan Shenzhen are accepted throughout the academic year, which runs from August to June of the following year. International School of Nanshan Shenzhen International School of Nanshan Shenzhen (ISNS; ), formerly the International School of Sino-Canada, is an international school in Taoyuan Sub-District (桃源街道), Nanshan District, Shenzhen, China. It is accredited by the New Brunswick Department of Education in Canada. It offers to its students an internationally recognized Canadian curriculum. ISNS is the first continuum IB World school in Shenzhen, China, authorized in the International 	International School of Nanshan Shenzhen
3148694	Edward Cranfield Edward Cranfield Edward Cranfield (fl. 1680–1696) was an English colonial administrator. Cranfield was governor of the Province of New Hampshire from 1682 to 1685, in an administration that was marked by hostility between Cranfield and the colonists. Cranfield left New Hampshire in 1685 for Barbados, where he was appointed commissioner of customs, where he introduced a 4.5% tax on sugar exports, and sat on the council in the 1690s. He died 1700 and is buried in Bath Cathedral. Edward Cranfield Edward Cranfield (fl. 1680–1696) was an English colonial administrator. Cranfield was governor of the Province of New Hampshire from 1682 	Edward Cranfield
3148695	Gherang, Victoria Gherang, Victoria Gherang is a small rural township in Victoria, Australia. It is in the Surf Coast Shire local government area, and is located on the northern edge of the Great Otway National Park and the Anglesea Heath. At the 2006 census, Gherang had a population of 370. The area is mostly farmland, although there has been some rural residential subdivision. Quarries in the area produce good quality gravel which is mostly used for roads. History. The area was settled by Europeans in the mid 19th century. The area was heavily forested and gravel suitable for roads was discovered. The 	Gherang, Victoria
3148696	Wensleydale railway line was completed in 1890 connecting the area to the Port Fairy railway line near Moriac with the intention of inducing development along the route, and transporting timber and firewood. A small station served Gherang but saw very little traffic. However, in 1921 a rail siding about 700 metres south of the station was provided for the Gherang Gravel Conference, consisting of three municipalities in the Geelong area, which was quarrying a large gravel deposit adjacent to the line. Considerable quantities of gravel were railed out until the operation ceased in 1939. Just over a kilometre south of 	Gherang, Victoria
3148697	the station another rail siding was provided in 1926 for a privately owned gravel quarrying operation which functioned intermittently until 1941. During World War II a small army base was established a few hundred metres east of the station, and materials and troops were brought in and out by train. After the war the line fell back into disuse and was permanently closed in 1948. The Gherang Military Post Office was open from 13 January 1942 until 22 September 1942, and from 15 February 1943 until 13 April 1943. Gherang has never had a civilian post office. Wildlife. Marsupials that 	Gherang, Victoria
3148698	inhabit Gherang include kangaroos, echidnas, koalas and the brushtail possum. Pest species include rabbits, foxes and feral cats. The area supports bird populations the kookaburra, magpie, crow, willie wagtail, pigeon, quail and a variety of cockatoo species. Reptiles present include the brown snake, blue-tongued lizard and small skinks. Geothermal Power. In 2007 Greenearth Energy announced a plan to build several geothermal power plants in the Gherang area to harness heat from granite 4 km below ground. Construction of a trial plant was planned to commence in 2010 but as of July 2011 work has not begun. Australian Automotive Research 	Gherang, Victoria
3148699	Centre. On the south side of Gherang is the Australian Automotive Research Centre, the largest privately owned and independently operated automotive testing facility in Australia. Occupying a 1000 hectare site, it includes a 4.2 km highway circuit, vehicle handling tracks, brake test surfaces, and four wheel drive test tracks. Gherang, Victoria Gherang is a small rural township in Victoria, Australia. It is in the Surf Coast Shire local government area, and is located on the northern edge of the Great Otway National Park and the Anglesea Heath. At the 2006 census, Gherang had a population of 370. The area is 	Gherang, Victoria
3148700	Tautira Bay Tautira Bay Tautira Bay (alternate: Cooks Anchorage) (lat 17°45' S, long. 149° 10' W) is located on the island of Tahiti in French Polynesia. It is part of the commune Taiarapu-Est. It is formed by Tautira Point and reef on the eastern side, and by the barrier reef on the western side. It is reached through a gap in the reef about half a mile wide, with deep water, with Tautira point giving it protection from winds from north-east. It is wide and about the same depth. The bay opens to the northwest, affording protection 	Tautira Bay
3148701	with winds from northeastward through east and south to west-northwestward, but can be dangerous with those between north and west-northwestward. James Cook anchored several times in this bay, from which circumstance the name is derived. The depth in the middle of the entrance is from 35 to 60 fathoms, diminishing gradually to the shore. The bay is clear, except a small patch of 2 fathoms southward of the point of reef on the western side. The eastern and southeastern shore is lined with a sandy beach. The best anchorage is at about from the shore in 8.5 fathoms	Tautira Bay
3148702	, sand, with the extreme of Tautira Point bearing 45°. The harbor in Tautira Bay is Te-'afa (the crack"). Port Pihaa is the deep basin, from wide and long, between the barrier reef and the shore, extending from Tautira Bay to Pihaa Point, with depths nearly everywhere of from 16 to 19 fathoms, sand and mud. There are two openings into this port, that from the eastward from Tautira Bay being wide, but divided by a small 2-fathom patch; the other from the westward, from Taharoa Pass, is only about 60 yards wide. Tautira Bay Tautira Bay (alternate: Cooks