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Category:Chile national football teams | Table of Content | Portal |
Category:Chile national futsal teams | Portal | National teams
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Samuel Lusale | short description | Samuel Malama Lusale (born 2 January 2007) is a footballer who plays as a winger for Manchester United. Born in England, he is a Slovakia youth international. |
Samuel Lusale | Early life | Early life
Lusale was born on 2 January 2007 in Guildford, England and is a native of Guildford, England. Born to a Zambian father and a Slovak mother, he does not speak Slovak. |
Samuel Lusale | Club career | Club career
As a youth player, Lusale joined the youth academy of English side Guildford Saints. Subsequently, he joined the youth academy of English Premier League side Crystal Palace. Four years later, he joined the youth academy of English Premier League side Manchester United. |
Samuel Lusale | International career | International career
Lusale is a Slovakia youth international and is eligible to represent Zambia internationally through his father. In addition, he is eligible to represent England internationally, having been born in the country. On 6 March 2024, he debuted for the Slovakia national under-17 football team during a 2–1 away win over the Switzerland national under-17 football team for 2024 UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualification. |
Samuel Lusale | Style of play | Style of play
Lusale plays as a winger. American news website ESPN wrote in 2024 that his "his exceptional acceleration, relentless enthusiasm to beat defenders, and clever movement in the final third are qualities that will see him talked about". |
Samuel Lusale | References | References |
Samuel Lusale | External links | External links
Category:2007 births
Category:Living people
Category:Footballers from Guildford
Category:English men's footballers
Category:Slovakia men's youth international footballers
Category:Slovak men's footballers
Category:21st-century English sportsmen
Category:21st-century Slovak sportsmen
Category:Men's association football wingers
Category:English people of Slovak descent
Category:English people of Zambian descent |
Samuel Lusale | Table of Content | short description, Early life, Club career, International career, Style of play, References, External links |
Just a Sunny Day for You | Primary sources | is a song by Japanese rock band Yorushika. The music video was released on May 4, 2018. The song appears on their second mini-album, Makeinu ni Encore wa Iranai, released by U&R Records on May 9, 2018.
It was used as the background music for the opening video of the event Goodbye, Tarinai Futari ~Let's Meet at Minato Mirai~, which was held in December 2019.
As of August 2020, the music video on YouTube has been viewed over 100 million times.
In October 2020, the song's cumulative number of plays on streaming services exceeded 100 million (according to Billboard JAPAN). It became Yorushika's first song to exceed 100 million streams. |
Just a Sunny Day for You | Certification and sales | Certification and sales
RegionCertificationCertified units/SalesJapan (RIAJ)Double Platinum200,000,000**Sales figures based on certification alone. |
Just a Sunny Day for You | References | References
Category:2018 singles
Category:2018 songs
Category:Animated music videos
Category:Songs in Japanese
Category:Yorushika songs |
Just a Sunny Day for You | Table of Content | Primary sources, Certification and sales, References |
Category:Chile women's national football teams | Portal | +Women's
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Draft:Robina Mcneil | AfC submission/draft | Robina Mcneil was a leading landscape and indsutrial archaeologist, making a major contribution to understandings of Manchester's industrial past. |
Draft:Robina Mcneil | Education | Education
She was educated at UCL |
Draft:Robina Mcneil | Career and research | Career and research
Robina came from an artistic background and she drew on this in her research and interpretations of the past and to understand how space is used (citation for this is the warehouses volume)
Leading archaeologist in the failed Manchester World Heritage Bid
Pioneer in establishing the European Route for Industrial Heritage and led the pilot in the NW of England
Dissertation
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2007/oct/25/guardianobituaries.obituaries |
Draft:Robina Mcneil | Selected publications | Selected publications
Medieval salt making in Nantwich
Halton castle volume
Heritage Atlas 1990s (co-editor)
Industrial Archaeology to Greater Manchester |
Draft:Robina Mcneil | Awards and honours | Awards and honours
Her awards include |
Draft:Robina Mcneil | References | References |
Draft:Robina Mcneil | Table of Content | AfC submission/draft, Education, Career and research, Selected publications, Awards and honours, References |
Category:National youth sports teams of Chile | [[Category:National youth sports teams by country | Chile
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Category:National youth sports teams of Chile | Table of Content | [[Category:National youth sports teams by country |
Hearty (surname) | '''Hearty''' | Hearty is a surname of Irish origin, a variant of the surname Harty, which is an Anglicization of Gaelic Ó hAghartaigh and means 'descendant of Athartach or Artach', which mean 'noisy'. Notable people with the surname include:
Hugh Hearty (1912–after 1939), Scottish professional footballer
Paul Hearty (born 1978), Irish Gaelic footballer |
Hearty (surname) | See also | See also
Harty (surname) |
Hearty (surname) | Table of Content | '''Hearty''', See also |
Battle of Strygany | Infobox military conflict
| The Battle of Strygany took place during the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) attack on Soviet partisans and subsequent arrival of NKVD reinforcements, on 12-13 May 1944. |
Battle of Strygany | Prelude | Prelude
During the second half of 1943–1944, UPA carried out propaganda in Central Ukraine, in attempts to create OUN cells there and spread influence. The UPA sotnia of was tasked with breaking through to Kholodny Yar in order to assist local insurgents there. The UPA sotnia entered Slavuta Raion, where they were informed by locals about presence of the Soviet partisans of , numbering 300 partisans. Estimates of UPA strength vary at 200–320. |
Battle of Strygany | Battle | Battle
On May 12, the Soviet partisans were informed of UPA movement by their outpost, which allowed them to react on time. The UPA insurgents and Soviet partisans clashed for half an hour, but the arrival of NKVD reinforcements forced UPA sotnia to retreat into the forest near Bryduryn. According to Odukha, UPA lost 70 troops in this clash.
On May 13, the Soviet forces attacked UPA's defensive line near Bryduryn. Some UPA units managed to break out with casualties, while others took advantage of environment and Soviet disorganization. However, half of UPA troops were unable to break out and were defeated in swap near Bryduryn. |
Battle of Strygany | Aftermath | Aftermath
According to Odukha's report, UPA suffered 127 killed and 28 captured. Other sources estimate UPA losses at 83–102 killed and 30 captured. According to eyewitness accounts, 7 of UPA captives were executed on Odukha's order and the rest were sent with NKVD and given various sentences. Soviet authorities learnt about UPA's planned propaganda activities in Eastern regions after interrogating prisoners. |
Battle of Strygany | Legacy | Legacy
On June 1992, dead UPA fighters were honored with a memorial in the form of metal cross. On 18 August, a larger monument was built at in the form of trident. |
Battle of Strygany | References | References |
Battle of Strygany | Bibliography | Bibliography
Category:Conflicts in 1944
Category:1944 in Europe
Category:Battles and operations of World War II involving the Soviet Union
Category:Battles involving the Soviet Union
Category:Soviet partisans
Category:Eastern Front (World War II)
Category:Ukraine in World War II
Category:Ukrainian Insurgent Army
Category:Military history of Ukraine |
Battle of Strygany | Table of Content | Infobox military conflict
, Prelude, Battle, Aftermath, Legacy, References, Bibliography |
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File:Mister Taiwan logo.png | Summary | Summary |
File:Mister Taiwan logo.png | Licensing | Licensing |
File:Mister Taiwan logo.png | Table of Content | Orphaned non-free revisions, Summary, Licensing |
Janet Smith (dancer) | Short description | Janet Smith is a British dancer, choreographer, and former principal of the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (NCSD) in Leeds, England.
She studied at Dartington College of Arts and in New York.
She became principal of the NCSD in February 2012, having previously been the artistic director of Scottish Dance Theatre.
She was appointed M.B.E. in the 2015 New Year Honours, and was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Arts by the University of Kent in 2017. |
Janet Smith (dancer) | References | References
Category:Year of birth missing (living people)
Category:Living people
Category:British dancers
Category:British female dancers
Category:British choreographers
Category:British women choreographers
Category:People from Leeds
Category:Alumni of the University of Kent
Category:Members of the Order of the British Empire |
Janet Smith (dancer) | Table of Content | Short description, References |
Rey Scott | Short description | Rey Scott (1905–1992) was an American journalist, documentary filmmaker, and cinematographer best known for directing Kukan, a pioneering color documentary about China's resistance during the Second Sino-Japanese War. His later work documented U.S. military operations in the Aleutian Islands Campaign during World War II. |
Rey Scott | Early life | Early life
Scott was born in St. Louis, Missouri. Census records show his family later moved to Los Angeles, where he began his career as a journalist and photographer in the 1930s. |
Rey Scott | Career | Career |
Rey Scott | Pre-war work | Pre-war work
In 1937, Scott relocated to Hawaii as a journalist for the Honolulu Advertiser, where he documented tourist life and collaborated with labor activist Roy Cummings during newspaper unionization efforts. |
Rey Scott | ''Kukan'' and wartime documentation | Kukan and wartime documentation
Partnering with Chinese-American playwright Li Ling-Ai, Scott co-produced Kukan (苦干, "courage") using a handheld 16mm camera. The film earned a 1941 Honorary Oscar, with the Academy citing "exceptional courage and enterprise in photographic documentation". |
Rey Scott | Military service | Military service
After Pearl Harbor, Scott joined the U.S. Army Signal Corps under Captain John Huston, filming combat missions over Kiska Island for Report from the Aleutians (1943). His footage contributed to the film's New York Film Critics Circle Award and Oscar nomination. |
Rey Scott | Legacy | Legacy
Scott's Kukan remained lost until 2009 when a damaged print was discovered in Hawaii. Its restoration by the Academy Film Archive revived interest in his work. The Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale Museum preserves his personal archives. |
Rey Scott | See also | See also
List of World War II documentary films |
Rey Scott | References | References |
Rey Scott | External links | External links
Rey Scott at IMDb
Category:1905 births
Category:1992 deaths
Category:American documentary filmmakers
Category:American military personnel of World War II
Category:People from St. Louis
Category:Academy Honorary Award recipients |
Rey Scott | Table of Content | Short description, Early life, Career, Pre-war work, ''Kukan'' and wartime documentation, Military service, Legacy, See also, References, External links |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | Infobox school
| Sports School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 for swimming in the city of Omsk is a children and youth sports school, the first specialized swimming school in Omsk. Founded on January 11 1967. |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | History | History
The school was opened on January 11, 1967, based on the decision of the Omsk City Council of People's Deputies No. 6-20. The initiator of the school's creation and its first director was Vladimir Semyonovich Dobrokvashin, who is considered the founder of swimming in Omsk.
The idea of building a swimming pool arose after the demonstration of the need for sports infrastructure: children were swimming in the fountain near the Mayakovsky Cinema. After this, a public construction project began, in which residents of the city, university students, and various organizations actively participated.
In 1985, the school received the status of a specialized children and youth school of Olympic reserve based on the order of the Ministry of Education of the RSFSR and a letter from the regional department of public education.
In 1999, the merger of SDYUSHOR No. 6 and DYuSSh No. 29 took place. Simonova Valentina Ivanovna, Honored Coach of Russia, was appointed director of the combined school.
Since 2021, the director of the school has been Nikolai Ivanovich Rusanov. |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | Activities | Activities
The main activity of the school is teaching children to swim and training high-level athletes.
The school trains young swimmers who achieve high results in all-Russian and international competitions. Masters of Sports of the USSR and Russia, and Masters of Sports of International Class have been trained. |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | Work with Athletes with Disabilities | Work with Athletes with Disabilities
The sports school has worked with swimmers with disabilities. In 2000, Dmitry Ostapchuk participated in the Paralympic Games in Sydney. Dmitry Polin won a gold medal and set a world record at the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens. At the 2006 World Championships, he again won a gold medal and set a new world record. For his achievements, Dmitry Polin received the title of Honored Master of Sports of Russia. He was trained by coaches Valentina Ivanovna Simonova and Andrei Sergeevich Franchenko. |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | Underwater Sports Department | Underwater Sports Department
Since 2014, an underwater sports department has been opened at the S. S. Bovkun "Yunost" sports complex. The department's coaches teach fin swimming, and athletes have repeatedly become winners and prize-winners of all-Russian and international competitions. Many Masters of Sports of Russia have been trained, as well as Master of Sports of International Class Oleg Zakharov, winner of the World Championship and the World Cup final in underwater sports. |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | Notable Alumni | Notable Alumni
Andrey Korneyev - Honored Master of Sports of Russia, bronze medalist at the Olympic Games, former world record holder.
Dmitry Polin - Honored Master of Sports of Russia, champion of the 2004 Summer Paralympic Games, multiple world champion, world record holder.
Dmitry Ostapchuk - participant in the 2000 Summer Paralympic Games.
Rustam Rybin - bronze medalist at the 2007 European Junior Swimming Championships, multiple medalist at the Russian Championships.
Oleg Zakharov - Master of Sports of International Class of Russia, winner of the World Championship (2021), winner and medalist of the Russian Championship, winner and medalist of the World Cup (2022), bronze medalist of the Russian Cup (2023), winner and medalist of all-Russian competitions. |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | Coaching Staff | Coaching Staff
Over the years, the school has employed coaches who have trained champions and medalists of the Olympic Games, champions and record holders of the world, Europe, and Russia:
Honored Coach of Russia Viktor Pavlovich Saprykin,
Honored Coach of Russia Valery Vladimirovich Filimonov,
Honored Coach of Russia Natalia Nikolaevna Roschina,
Honored Coach of Russia Nadezhda Aleksandrovna Ashchepkova,
Honored Coach of Russia Vladislav Ivanovich Butov,
Honored Coach of Russia Valery Petrovich Bachin - Professor, President of the Omsk Region Swimming Federation.
Mikhail Dmitrievich Baksheev - Associate Professor of the Department of Swimming at the Siberian State University of Physical Culture and Sport. |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | School Principals | School Principals
Vladimir Semyonovich Dobrokvashin
Sergey Mikhailovich Fraynd
Lev Aleksandrovich Pavlov
Ivan Kalistratovich Kudryavtsev
Tamara Aleksandrovna Turbina
Georgy Petrovich Mikhailov
Sergey Viktorovich Karipanov
Alexander Ivanovich Zhayvoronok
Valentina Ivanovna Simonova
Alexander Ivanovich Ivanov
Nikolai Ivanovich Rusanov (since 2021) |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | Achievements | Achievements
Bronze medal at the 1996 Olympic Games, world record (Andrey Korneyev)
Gold medal and world record at the 2004 Paralympic Games (Dmitry Polin)
Victories and prize-winning places at European championships, USSR and Russian championships
Victories at world championships and World Cup stages in underwater sports |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | References | References |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | External links | External links
Category:Swimming in Russia
Category:Educational institutions established in 1967
Category:Sports schools
Category:Swimming in Russia
Category:Schools
Category:Educational institutions established in 1967
Category:Children's sport |
Sport School of Olympic Reserve No. 6 (Omsk) | Table of Content | Infobox school
, History, Activities, Work with Athletes with Disabilities, Underwater Sports Department, Notable Alumni, Coaching Staff, School Principals, Achievements, References, External links |
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Wikipedia:Meetup/Singapore 21 | Meetup | The Wikipedia Singapore meetup 21 will be held on:
Date: 17 May 2025
Time: 2:30pm–6.30pm
Venue: HackerspaceSG Google Maps
Other sign up links:
Meetup.com: |
Wikipedia:Meetup/Singapore 21 | Attendees | Attendees
Robertsky (Singapore)
Kingoflettuce (Singapore) |
Wikipedia:Meetup/Singapore 21 | Tentative | Tentative |
Wikipedia:Meetup/Singapore 21 | Topics for discussion | Topics for discussion
TBD |
Wikipedia:Meetup/Singapore 21 | Minutes of meeting | Minutes of meeting
Category:Wikipedia meetups in Singapore |
Wikipedia:Meetup/Singapore 21 | Table of Content | Meetup, Attendees, Tentative, Topics for discussion, Minutes of meeting |
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File:Gauri Ganesha.jpg | Licensing | Licensing |
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Draft:Necesarry Efforts | AFC submission |
The 'Spiritual World' rewards those who conducts in effort the due 'Diligence' |
Draft:Necesarry Efforts | References | References |
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Tony Raful | Infobox writer <!-- for more information see [[:Template:Infobox writer/doc]] -->
| Tony Raful Tejada (born April 28, 1951) is a Dominican poet. He won the Dominican Republic's National Literature Prize in 2014. |
Tony Raful | References | References
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Draft:Mayas Khajuria | AFC submission | |
Draft:Mayas Khajuria | <ref>{{Cite web | Mayas Khajuria
Mayas Khajuria (born 14th March 2008) is an Independent Film Director, Editor, Screenwriter and Artist from Chandigarh, India. He has directed short films on various topics like Teenage life, Coming of Age, Sports. |
Draft:Mayas Khajuria | Career | Career
Mayas started his film career with The Final Kick (2024) a short film that he made for his school. It was an Adventure film that was based on the story of school student who deals with psychological issues as his school life starts to end. He eventually realizes that life is far from over, through the help of supportive teachers and friends, and must win a final match to prove his worth. The film premiered on 12th January 2024.
He then directed a sports drama film End of Beginning (2025) which received positive reviews. |
Draft:Mayas Khajuria | References | References
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10599359/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk |
Draft:Mayas Khajuria | Table of Content | AFC submission, <ref>{{Cite web, Career, References |
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