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Siddharth Pandey (chemist)	Early life and education	Early life and education Pandey was born in 1970 in Allahabad (now Prayagraj), Uttar Pradesh, India. He completed his school education in Allahabad and secured the first position in the state in the Intermediate Examination conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Board in 1987. Pandey pursued his Ph.D. in Chemistry at the University of North Texas, where he worked under the supervision of William E. Acree, Jr. He later completed his post-doctoral research at the University at Buffalo, State University of New York under the guidance of Frank V. Bright. He holds a Master of Science (5-Year Integrated) degree from the IIT Kanpur, where he conducted research on biprotonic excited-state intermolecular proton transfer in ionic micelles.
Siddharth Pandey (chemist)	Career	Career Pandey was awarded the N. K. Jha Chair Professorship in 2023 and previously held the Institute Chair Professorship from 2019 to 2023.
Siddharth Pandey (chemist)	Research	Research His research primarily focuses on optical spectroscopy, excited-state phenomena, optical sensing, and molecularly organized media. He has worked extensively on supercritical fluids, ionic liquids, deep eutectic solvents, fluorous solvents, and renewable solvents. His studies also include photophysics of polymers, biomolecules, and pharmaceuticals, as well as carbon dioxide capture and sequestration. He has served as an editorial board member of Scientific Reports for 10 years and is currently an editor of the Journal of Molecular Liquids.
Siddharth Pandey (chemist)	Selected publications	Selected publications Pandey, S. (2006). Analytical applications of room-temperature ionic liquids: A review of recent efforts. Analytica Chimica Acta, 556(1), 38–45. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aca.2005.10.046 Baker, G. A., Baker, S. N., Pandey, S., & Bright, F. V. (2005). An analytical view of ionic liquids. Analyst, 130(6), 800–808. https://doi.org/10.1039/b509796g Yadav, A., & Pandey, S. (2014). Densities and viscosities of (choline chloride + urea) deep eutectic solvent and its aqueous mixtures in the temperature range 293.15 K to 363.15 K. Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data, 59(7), 2221–2229. https://doi.org/10.1021/je500622y Fletcher, K. A., & Pandey, S. (2004). Surfactant aggregation within room-temperature ionic liquid 1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)imide. Langmuir, 20(1), 33–36. https://doi.org/10.1021/la035536z Yadav, A., Trivedi, S., Rai, R., & Pandey, S. (2014). Densities and dynamic viscosities of (choline chloride + glycerol) deep eutectic solvent and its aqueous mixtures in the temperature range (283.15–363.15) K. Fluid Phase Equilibria, 367, 135–142. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fluid.2014.01.005
Siddharth Pandey (chemist)	Awards and honors	Awards and honors Professor R. D. Desai 80th Birthday Commemoration Medal & Prize Award, Indian Chemical Society, 60th Annual Convention of Chemist 2023 (ACC 2023). Distinguished Faculty in Chemistry, 8th Venus International Science and Technology Awards (VISTA 2022), Venus International Foundation, Chennai Chemical Research Society of India (CRSI) Bronze Medal (2016). Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC) (March 2015). NASI-SCOPUS Young Scientist Award in Chemistry (2009).
Siddharth Pandey (chemist)	References	References Category:1970 births Category:Living people Category:Indian chemists Category:Fellows of the Royal Society of Chemistry Category:Academic staff of IIT Delhi Category:University of North Texas alumni Category:University at Buffalo alumni Category:IIT Kanpur alumni Category:People from Prayagraj
Siddharth Pandey (chemist)	Table of Content	orphan, Early life and education, Career, Research, Selected publications, Awards and honors, References
Mazamet, a dead city	expand language	thumb\|Shot of the “Mazamet ville morte” operation, the square in front of the town hall. Mazamet, ville morte (French for Mazamet, dead city) is a road safety awareness campaign that took place on May 17, 1973 in Mazamet, in the departement of Tarn in the South-West of France. The 16,610 inhabitants of the city laid down on the streets for a few minutes to symbolize the 16,500 people killed in road accidents in France the previous year, a record year for road deaths in the country. The idea was the brainchild of ORTF journalist Michel Tauriac. "17 mai 1973 : le jour où la France a pris conscience de la mortalité routière#, France Info, 9 janvier 2018"Sécurité routière : il y a cinquante ans, à Mazamet, une opération de communication qui a fait date" by Pascal Charrier, La Croix, 1717 May 2023 with the support of the Comité interministériel de la sécurité routière (Interministerial Road Safety Committee), created the previous year, to visibly symbolize the country's road death tol. A documentary film of the operation, Mazamet, la ville rayée de la carte ("The town was wiped off the map") was made by Guy Seligmann and broadcast on television, to great acclaim.
Mazamet, a dead city	References	References Translation from the French Wikipedia Category:Road safety Category:1973 in television Category:1973 in France Category:June 1973
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Hassan Eisakhil	short description	Hassan Eisakhil (born 28 July 2006) is an Afghani cricketer. He is a right-handed opening batsman.
Hassan Eisakhil	Domestic career	Domestic career In 2024, he hit a 45-ball 150 in a T20 match. He featured for Chitwan Rhinos in the 2024 Nepal Premier League, making his debut against the Kathmandu Gurkhas. He helped his team to victory against Royals on December 8, 2024 with a 52-ball 65. In April 2025, he scored 143 in the Merwais Nika Regional 3-Day Trophy for Amo Region against Band-e-Amir in a team total of 225 runs, having previously also scored a half century in the first innings. He scored a century on his first-class debut for Hindukush Strikers against the Maiwand Champions in the Ahmad Shah Abdali 4-day Tournament in 2025.
Hassan Eisakhil	International career	International career In 2023, he hit a 32-ball fifty for Afghanistan under19 against India Under-19s. He was part of the Afghanistan U19 squad in the 2024 Under-19 Cricket World Cup.
Hassan Eisakhil	Personal life	Personal life He is the son of Afghani international cricketer Mohammad Nabi.
Hassan Eisakhil	References	References Category:2006 births Category:Living people Category:Afghan cricketers Category:21st-century Afghan sportsmen Category:Sportspeople from Logar Province
Hassan Eisakhil	Table of Content	short description, Domestic career, International career, Personal life, References
Jaguar (2005)		Jaguar (IMO: 9293002) is an crude oil tanker flagged to Guinea-Bissau. It is part of the Russian shadow fleet to undermine international oil embargos against Russia. Reports indicate the vessel is affiliated with India's Gatik Ship Management, one of the leading operators of the shadow fleet and a key player in the Russian oil trade.
Jaguar (2005)	Ship	Ship Reportedly the ship was build in 2005 as Argent and has a tonage of 58418 t. The ship had its name changed in 2014 and became Signal Puma and in 2020 S Puma. Since January 2023 it has operated as Jaguar. The crude oil tanker had its registration changed several times, swapping between Malta, Greece, Marshall Islands, Liberia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Mongolia, and Guinea-Bissau. The owner, manager and commercial manager of the tanker since February 2024 is the company Sapang Shipping Inc. of Mauritius, and the ISM manager is the Indian company Bisu Marine & Shipping. The fleet of the shipowner and the ship ISM manager consists only of the tanker Jaguar. The vessel is certified by the Indian regulator Indian Register of Shipping (IACS).
Jaguar (2005)	2025 incident	2025 incident In May 2025 Jaguar was operating in the Baltic Sea, potentially loading Russian crude oil. The Estonian Navy wanted to inspect the tanker on 13 May 2025. This caused an international incident involving the forces of Estonia, a Russian response, and NATO monitoring as the interaction took place. According to international laws for maritime protection, the Estonian Navy wanted to board the tanker transiting the Baltic. The European Commission decided that national authorities should ensure that tankers operated with insurance when transiting European waters. Jaguar was inbound for Primorsk harbour, Russia, when the Estonian Navy contacted the vessel. The Equasis database reflects the same vessel as Argent, registered in Guinea-Bissau with unknown managers and a registered owner in Mauritius. The vessel was a named week earlier by the United Kingdom among the vessels hit with sanctions. The Estonian Navy requested that Jaguar change course, which the crew of the tanker declined. An Estonian Army helicopter and an Estonian Skytruck responded and were circling overhead the tanker. A Russian Su-35 fighter aircraft entered Estonian airspace overflying the area, reportedly remaining in Estonian territory for less than one minute. Acorinding to media reports the aircraft's transponder was turned off and it was not in radio contact with Estonian air traffic control. It had not filed a flight plan. A Portuguese Air Force F-16 fighter, which was stationed at the Estonian military base in Ämari responded and also circled the unfolding incident. The Estonian Navy escorted the Jaguar out of domestic waters, and the tanker continued to the Russian port. Estonia filed a diplomatic complaint with Russia, accusing one of its fighter jets of briefly violating Estonian airspace, as the Estonian Foreign Minister said the incident was “not acceptable in any way.”
Jaguar (2005)	References	References Category:2005 ships Category:Oil tankers Category:Russian shadow fleet
Jaguar (2005)	Table of Content	, Ship, 2025 incident, References
Draft:Axel Garcian	'''Axel Garcian'''	Axel Garcian is a French tennis player.
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Category:Arcade Moon games	This category lists video games developed by	This category lists video games developed by Arcade Moon. Category:Video games by company
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Asionurus	Short description	Asionurus is a genus of mayflies in the family Heptageniidae.
Asionurus	Species	Species There are three scientifically recognized species in the genus Asionurus: Asionurus petersi Asionurus primus Asionurus ulmeri
Asionurus	References	References Category:Mayfly genera
Asionurus	Table of Content	Short description, Species, References
2025 Shanghai Masters	short description	The 2025 Shanghai Masters is an upcoming professional non-ranking snooker tournament that will take place from 28 July to 3 August 2025 at the Shanghai Indoor Stadium in Shanghai, China. It is part of the 2025–26 snooker season. Judd Trump will be the defending champion, having defeated Shaun Murphy 115 in the 2024 final.
2025 Shanghai Masters	References	References Category:Shanghai Masters (snooker) Category:Snooker ranking tournaments
2025 Shanghai Masters	Table of Content	short description, References
Samuel Hayward	short description	Samuel Hayward was an English immigrant to America and a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses.
Samuel Hayward	Early life and family	Early life and family Hayward was born in England around 1641 and christened in 1675 at St Michael's Church, in Macclesfield. He emigrated to Virginia in around 1675. His father, Nicholas Hayward was a Virginia merchant and notary public in London.
Samuel Hayward	Career	Career In the mid 1680s, Hayward was sheriff of Stafford County, Virginia and clerk of the county courts. He served as a member of the House of Burgesses for Stafford County from 1685 to 1686. Hayward had significant land grant holdings (7,500 acres) as part of the Brent Town Tract of James II of England, located near present-day Nokesville and Bristow. Hayward is also listed as an executor on multiple Virginia estates.
Samuel Hayward	Personal life	Personal life In the 1670s he was married to Martha Washington, daughter of Lawrence Washington and sister of John Washington. Hayward died around 1696.
Samuel Hayward	References	References Category:1640s births Category:1690s deaths Category:17th-century American politicians Category:Virginia politicians Category:Virginia sheriffs
Samuel Hayward	Table of Content	short description, Early life and family, Career, Personal life, References
Paul Stock	Infobox football biography	Paul Stock (* 8 January 1997 in Landau in der Pfalz) is a German association football player. He is currently playing for SV Elversberg in the German second division.
Paul Stock	Career	Career Stock started to play football for youth teams of FSV Offenbach, after going through all youth teams of the club, he had his first appearances for their regular team in the Verbandsliga Südwest in 2016. In the summer of the same year he joined the Landesliga Südwest team SV Rülzheim. After scoring 22 goals in 36 appearances, he joined FV Dudenhofen in the Oberliga Rheinland-Pfalz/Saar. There he was a regular for nearly three seasons, in this time he played in 65 matches and scored 27 goals. In January 2021 he was transferred to the Regionalliga Südwest club TSV Steinbach Haiger. Here he also was a regular and even became team captain. He scored 20 goals in 82 appearances for TSV Steinbach Haiger. In the summer of 2023 he joined SV Elversberg, a club that was just promoted to the 2. Bundesliga, Germany's second highest division in association football. He made his first appearance in professional football on 29 July 2023, when he started in the first match of the season against Hannover 96, which ended 2:2.
Paul Stock	Weblinks	Weblinks
Paul Stock	References	References Category:1997 births Category:German footballers Category:SV Elversberg players Category:TSV Steinbach Haiger players
Paul Stock	Table of Content	Infobox football biography , Career, Weblinks, References
Éber Lobato	Infobox actor	Eber Lobato (28 March 1931 – 25 December 2014) was an Argentine actor, director, composer, choreographer, painter, dancer, costume designer, singer, cartoonist, set designer and theater producer.
Éber Lobato	Life	Life Eber Lobato was born in Pigüé, Buenos Aires, into a family of artists. His father was the guitarist Adrián Lobato and his mother the singer Mary Lobato. The origin of his name was because the civil registry employee didn’t know how to write the English name Herbert, which was requested by his English grandmother. He first worked as an actor, and later as a director of several films during the golden age of Argentine cinema. At the age of twenty, he joined Alfredo Alaria’s ballet company, and it was he who introduced him to Haydée Nélida Menta (Nélida Lobato), who was entering the world of advertising and who later used his surname to rise to fame. Nélida replaced Eber’s sister, who had been his first dance partner. After 15 days of starting their relationship, Eber proposed marriage to her. He died on Thursday, December 25, 2014, at the age of 83, of an acute myocardial infarction, while celebrating Christmas with his family in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.
Éber Lobato	Private life	Private life He married the actress and vedette Nélida Lobato in 1955, with whom he began his career in Chile and traveled once to Europe, gaining international recognition as a star of the Lido in Paris in 1964, where he was also a choreographer. From that marriage, Adrián Lobato was born, who died unexpectedly at a very young age. After divorcing her in 1962, he married his last wife, Sisi, in 1967, with whom he had his daughter Eliset, and with whom he lived his final years in Las Vegas. He worked extensively as a choreographer and show producer in the United States and Europe.
Éber Lobato	Career	Career
Éber Lobato	Films	Films As an actor: 1955 - El último perro, with Hugo del Carril and Nelly Meden. 1957 - Actuó y compuso El primer beso, directed by Enrique Carreras, with Olga Gatti, Roberto Guthie and Mercedes Carreras. 1957 - Venga a bailar el rock, a documentary on rock and roll in Argentina, with Nélida Lobato, Amelita Vargas, Pedrito Rico and Eddie Pequenino. 1958 - Nubes de humo, with Héctor Armendáriz, Alberto Castillo and Alberto Bello. 1958 - Mientras haya un circo, as an actor, dancer, and composer, alongside Nélida Lobato and Carlos Borsani. 1958 - El primer beso 1973 - José María y María José: Una pareja de hoy, starring Luis Brandoni and Cristina del Valle. As a director: 1965: Scream of the Butterfly, starring Nélida Lobato. 1974: Natasha, as director and writer. As a choreographer: 1957: Venga a bailar el rock 1958: Mientras haya un circo 1965: Scream of the Butterfly. 1973: El mundo Que inventamos, musical comedy. 1978: La mamá de la novia, with Libertad Lamarque.
Éber Lobato	Television	Television 1952: Tropicana Club, musical show with Osvaldo Miranda, Juan Carlos Thorry, Analía Gadé, Tania, Alejandro Maximino, Amelita Vargas, Jovita Luna, Eduardo Farrell, Bobby Capó, Teddy Reno, Marcos Caplán, Beba Bidart, Fidel Pintos and Don Pelele. 1954: Gran Hotel Panamá, with Juan Carlos Mareco. 1958: Field’s College 1958. 1960: Música y fantasía, transmitted by Canal 7, with Nélida Lobato, Tincho Zabala, María Vaner and Pepe Soriano. 1969: Espectaculares, with Nélida Lobato. 1970: El Ángel Azul 1971: El Mundo de Nélida Lobato (1971), with Rodolfo Bebán. 1970: A performance by the Spanish singer Raphael in Argentina, broadcast on TV. 1977 - El humor de Niní Marshall, segment La bella Loli, with Niní Marshall, Ana María Campoy and José Cibrián. In 1981, he made a television commercial for Revlon Gitane.
Éber Lobato	Theater	Theater In his extensive stage career, his work stands out both as a dancer and choreographer, as well as an actor, composer, and theater director at various theaters such as the Maipo, the Teatro Nacional, and the Comedy Theater. Among many of his works, the following stand out: El Chúcaro (1948) Cabalgata del tango (1954) Disloquibamba (1956) Ni Militar, ni Marino… El Presidente Argentino (1956) Cada loco con su ilusión (1958) No aflojes, Arturo (1958) ¡La que le espera, excelencia..! (1958) ¡Si me dejan estudiar "Io" todo lo voy a arreglar! (1958) ¡Esto es Maiporama! (1959) Fantasía (1959) Buenos Aires de seda y percal (1963) Después De Z... Viene P... (1970) La carpa del pueblo (1971) El Maipazo del año (1971) Olga, la hija de aquella princesa rusa (1972) Escándalos (1973) El despiplume sigue andando (1973) Seis rayados en busca de un autor (1974) El Maipo... Es el Maipo (1974) Dulce... dulce vida (1976)
Éber Lobato	As a singer	As a singer As a singer, he recorded the singles La Rosa, Aquel Domingo, and Cuando Poco Era Inmenso. With the Odeón Pops label, he released the album No hay boda.
Éber Lobato	References	References
Éber Lobato	External links	External links Eber Lobato at IMDb. Category:1931 births Category:2014 deaths Category:Argentine television presenters Category:Argentine businesspeople Category:Argentine theatre directors Category:Argentine film directors Category:Argentine male singers Category:Argentine dancers Category:Argentine television actors Category:Argentine stage actors Category:Argentine film actors
Éber Lobato	Table of Content	Infobox actor , Life, Private life, Career, Films, Television, Theater, As a singer, References, External links
HNLMS Mercuur (1936)	other ships	HNLMS Mercuur was a Royal Netherlands Navy submarine tender. She served as torpedo maintenance and repair ship for Dutch submarines and was based from the Navy yard Willemsoord in Den Helder where she was constructed. She was the ninth ship to be named after Merkuur and the third ship of this name to be a submarine/torpedo support ship, continuing a long tradition for the Netherlands Navy.Mark, Chris (1997). Schepen van de Koninklijke Marine in W.O. II. Alkmaar: De Alk. ISBN 978-90-6013-522-8.Helfrich, Conrad Emile Lambert (1950). Memoires van Admiraal Helfrich Amsterdam: Elsevier. During the fall of the Netherlands she was captured by German forces and renamed to Merkur (HI 1) where she would continue in the same role serving the .Von Münching, L.L. (1978). Schepen van de Koninklijke Marine in de 2e wereldoorlog Alkmaar: De Alk. ISBN 9060139038.Bezemer, K.W.L. (1967). Verdreven doch niet verslagen Hilversum: Uitgeversmaatschappij W. de Haan N.V. ISBN 9026920415. After the Second World War she was found at Rotterdam and was repaired, being recommissioned into the Royal Netherlands Navy in 1948. She continued to serve with the submarine department until 1972 after which she was sold to a private buyer.
HNLMS Mercuur (1936)	Citations	Citations Category:World War II naval ships of the Netherlands Category:1936 ships
HNLMS Mercuur (1936)	Table of Content	other ships, Citations
Andre Low	Short description	Andre Low Wu Yang (, born ) is a Singaporean politician. A member of the Workers' Party (WP), he will be serving as a Non-constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) for the 15th Parliament of Singapore in the aftermath of the 2025 Singaporean general election.
Andre Low	Early life and education	Early life and education Low's parents were both teachers working with the Ministry of Education, and Low was the only child in his family. He studied at University College London, graduating as third in his cohort and earning a Bachelor of Laws, and also holds a Master of Business Administration from INSEAD.
Andre Low	Pre-political career	Pre-political career Low first worked as a dispute lawyer with Drew & Napier, under the mentorship of senior council Davinder Singh. He then moved to the start-up sector where he developed products in legal-tech, urban mobility and health-tech, before joining Amazon Web Services and subsequently becoming a consultant with Boston Consulting Group.
Andre Low	Political career	Political career Low joined the Workers' Party (WP) in 2020, and served as a secretarial assistant to Member of Parliament (MP) for Sengkang GRC Louis Chua for about three years. He became a member of WP's media team in 2023. On 18 April 2025, Low was unveiled as part of a group of new candidates contesting the 2025 general election. Low contested in the newly-created ward of Jalan Kayu SMC against People's Action Party candidate and former cabinet minister Ng Chee Meng. During the campaigning period of the election, several private chat messages allegedly texted by Low surfaced on Reddit and Facebook. These messages allegedly showed him voicing discontent on a variety of subjects, some including the use of profanity. In response, Low apologised for his "completely inappropriate" language, stating that he was "not proud of the way [he] expressed [his] views" and that "there is no excuse for using such language or making disparaging comments about anyone – especially those who have placed their trust in [him]". On polling day, Low lost to Ng by 809 votes; this was the smallest victory margin by a PAP candidate in this election and made Low eligible for a Non-constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) seat as the best performing losing opposition candidate. On 19 May, WP announced that Low would become an NCMP alongside Tampines GRC candidate Eileen Chong.
Andre Low	Personal life	Personal life Low is married and expecting a child as of April 2025. His interests include skiing, building Legos and electronics, and is also an amateur beatboxer.
Andre Low	References	References Category:Living people
Andre Low	Table of Content	Short description, Early life and education, Pre-political career, Political career, Personal life, References
Archibald Little (British Army officer)	infobox person	General Sir Archibald Little GCB (7 September 1810 – 10 June 1891), was an English soldier who was Colonel of the 9th Lancers.
Archibald Little (British Army officer)	Early life	Early life Little was born in 1810 at Camberwell, London. He was the son of Archibald Little of Shabden Park, Surrey, and Agnes Oliver. Among his siblings was Helen Little (wife of Sir Thomas Buchan-Hepburn, 3rd Baronet), Jane Little (wife of James St Clair, 14th Lord Sinclair), and Capt. James Lockhart Little of the 81st Regiment of Foot.Mosley, Charles, editor. Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes. Wilmington, Delaware: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003, vol. 1, p. 573. His paternal grandparents were Matthew Little and Helen Pasley (a daughter of James Pasley).
Archibald Little (British Army officer)	Career	Career Little was commissioned as a cornet in the 9th Lancers on 4 October 1831. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1832, Captain in 1837, Major in 1850, Lieutenant-Colonel in 1854, Colonel in 1857, Major-General in 1868, Lieutenant General in 1877, and General in 1880. He served with the 9th Lancers in the First Anglo-Sikh War of 1846, and was at the Battle of Sobraon. In the Indian Rebellion of 1857, he commanded the cavalry at the Siege of Lucknow where he was injured in the elbow by a musket-ball. He was appointed Knight Grand Cross, Order of the Bath for commanding a post at Dilkoosha in November 1857. At Kanpur, he commanded cavalry and three Troops of Horse Artillery, and pursued the rebels of Gwalior and fighting at Saraighat. For his efforts, he was mentioned in dispatches three times. He was commanding officer of the 9th Lancers after the Indian Rebellion, from 1858 to 1861, and was appointed Colonel of the Regiment from 8 March 1875, succeeding Gen. Sir James Hope Grant and serving until his death on 10 June 1891.
Archibald Little (British Army officer)	Personal life	Personal life On 7 June 1854 at St James's Church, Piccadilly, London, Little was married to Jane Orme (1830–1868), daughter of Malcolm Orme and Jane Bonsor. Before her death at Rathdown in County Dublin in 1868, they were the parents of seven children, including: Florence Little, who married Alfred Brocklehurst, son of Henry Brocklehurst and Anne Fielden, in 1884.Townend, Peter. Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 105th edition. London: Burke's Peerage Ltd, 1970, p. 361. Archibald Cosmo Little (1855–1934), a Major in the 5th Royal Irish Lancers; he married Lady Guendolen ( Chetwynd-Talbot) Chaplin, a widow of Edward Chaplin, MP for Lincoln, and daughter of Charles Chetwynd-Talbot, 19th Earl of Shrewsbury, in 1887. Malcolm Orme Little (1857–1931), a Brig.-Gen. who married Iris Hermione Brassey, the daughter of Albert Brassey, MP for Banbury, and the Hon. Matilda Bingham (a daughter of the 4th Baron Clanmorris), in 1903. Charles Hope Little (1862–1918), a Lt.-Col. in the 4th Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment; he married Mildred Dora Ward. Archibald Oliver Little (1863–1920) Violet Edith Little (b. 1865) Jean Orme Little (b. 1868), who married Maj. Francis Hubert Wise in 1898. After her death, he married Elizabeth ( Loftus) Sheldon (1824–1888), daughter of Lt.-Gen. William Francis Bentinck Loftus, Colonel of the 50th (Queen's Own) Regiment of Foot, and Margaret Harriet Langrishe (a daughter of Very Rev. James Langrishe), on 7 April 1870 at Holy Trinity Church, in Westcott, Surrey. Elizabeth was widowed from Edward Ralph Charles Sheldon (son of Edward Ralph Charles Sheldon, MP for South Warwickshire). Elizabeth, Lady Little, died in 1888 at Upton House in Tetbury, Gloucestershire. Upton House was a Neoclassical country house built in 1752, whose design is usually attributed to William Halfpenny, of Bristol. Sir Archibald died on 10 June 1891, also at Upton House.
Archibald Little (British Army officer)	Descendants	Descendants Through his son Malcolm, he was a grandfather of Malcolm Archibald Albert Little (1904–1944), a Colonel in the 9th Lancers, and Ian Little (1918–2012), a leading economist. Through his daughter Florence, he was a grandfather of Nancye Brocklehurst (d. 1977), who married Sackville Pelham, 5th Earl of Yarborough (a son of Charles Pelham, 4th Earl of Yarborough and Hon. Marcia Lane-Fox).
Archibald Little (British Army officer)	References	References
Archibald Little (British Army officer)	External links	External links Sir Archibald Little (1810-1891), Army officer at the National Portrait Gallery, London Category:1810 births Category:1891 deaths Category:British Army major generals Category:Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath Category:9th Queen's Royal Lancers officers Category:British military personnel of the First Anglo-Sikh War Category:British military personnel of the Indian Rebellion of 1857
Archibald Little (British Army officer)	Table of Content	infobox person , Early life, Career, Personal life, Descendants, References, External links
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Draft:Dr Azam Raza Tabbasum	AFC submission	Dr. Muhammad Azam Raza Tabassum (born April 15, 1987) is a Pakistani scholar, author, poet, columnist, motivational speaker, and educator. He is recognized for his contributions to Urdu literature and Islamic scholarship. Dr. Tabassum has authored over 44 books encompassing various genres, including religious studies, poetry, and self-help. He is the founder of Meerum Publications and the organization Global Hands, both aimed at promoting education and literature in Pakistan.
Draft:Dr Azam Raza Tabbasum	Early Life and Education	Early Life and Education Dr. Tabassum was born in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. His family traces its roots to Gurdaspur, India, before migrating to Pakistan during the partition. His father, Fazal Rabbani, served in the Pakistan Army and later pursued religious studies post-retirement. Dr. Tabassum completed his early education at D.M.G Bhera Shareef and obtained his medical degree from Sir Syed Medical College in Rawalpindi.
Draft:Dr Azam Raza Tabbasum	Literary Contributions	Literary Contributions Dr. Tabassum began his writing career at the age of 17 with his first book, Gulshan-e-Quran. Over the years, he has authored more than 44 books covering topics such as Islamic teachings, ethics, spirituality, and personal development.
Draft:Dr Azam Raza Tabbasum	Notable Works	Notable Works Aqwal Hazrat Ali Ka Encyclopedia: An extensive compilation of Hazrat Ali's sayings, offering insights into governance, ethics, spirituality, and social justice Kamyaab Zindagi Aqwal Ali Ki Roshni Mein: A self-help book drawing lessons from Hazrat Ali's wisdom for achieving success in life. Namaz Ka Mukammal Encyclopedia: A comprehensive guide on Islamic prayers, detailing their significance, procedures, and spiritual benefits.
Draft:Dr Azam Raza Tabbasum	Educational Initiatives	Educational Initiatives Dr. Tabassum is actively involved in the education sector, working on developing new educational systems aimed at enhancing learning methodologies in Pakistan. He has taught Urdu at various institutions, including Punjab College Rawalpindi, contributing to the promotion of Urdu language and literature among students.
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Draft:Dr Azam Raza Tabbasum	Meerum Publications	Meerum Publications Founded by Dr. Tabassum, Meerum Publications (also written as Miram Publication) is dedicated to publishing quality Urdu literature, including books, articles, and educational resources, to promote reading culture in Pakistan.
Draft:Dr Azam Raza Tabbasum	Global Hands	Global Hands Dr. Tabassum established Global Hands, an organization focused on educational development and social welfare projects, aiming to uplift underprivileged communities through education and skill development.
Draft:Dr Azam Raza Tabbasum	Political Involvement	Political Involvement Dr. Tabassum serves as the Vice President of the Punjab wing of the Pakistan Falah Party, a political organization committed to social welfare and educational reforms. In this role, he advocates for policies that promote literacy, ethical governance, and community development across the province.
Draft:Dr Azam Raza Tabbasum	Personal Life	Personal Life Dr. Tabassum's writings often reflect his deep love for Allah and the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), emphasizing themes of spirituality and moral values. He continues to inspire many through his lectures, writings, and active participation in educational and social initiatives.
Draft:Dr Azam Raza Tabbasum	References	References https://www.pakistan.web.pk/tags/dr-azam-raza-tabassum https://www.findglocal.com/PK/Rawalpindi/233005496833320/Dr.-Muhammad-Azam-Raza-Tabassum https://mirampublications.com/? https://newbooksnbooks.pk/products/aqwal-hazrat-ali-ka-encyclopedia-dr-muhammad-azam-raza-tabassum https://www.ataunnabi.com/2019/06/syeduna-shaikh-abdul-qadir-jeelani-ra.html https://iqrabookmart.com/product/kamyab-zindagi-aqwal-ali-ki-roshni-mein https://archive.org/search.php?query=Muhammad%20Azam https://islamicbookbazar.com/author-name/dr-mohammad-azam-raza-tabassum/ https://freeislamicbooks.ahlesunnats.com/2019/01/namaz-ka-mukammal-insaiklopidia-by_1.html

Siddharth Pandey (chemist)

Early life and education

Early life and education Pandey was born in 1970 in Allahabad (now Prayagraj), Uttar Pradesh, India. He completed his school education in Allahabad and secured the first position in the state in the Intermediate Examination conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Board in 1987. Pandey pursued his Ph.D. in Chemistry at the University of North Texas, where he worked under the supervision of William E. Acree, Jr. He later completed his post-doctoral research at the University at Buffalo, State University of New York under the guidance of Frank V. Bright. He holds a Master of Science (5-Year Integrated) degree from the IIT Kanpur, where he conducted research on biprotonic excited-state intermolecular proton transfer in ionic micelles.

Siddharth Pandey (chemist)

Career

Career Pandey was awarded the N. K. Jha Chair Professorship in 2023 and previously held the Institute Chair Professorship from 2019 to 2023.

Siddharth Pandey (chemist)

Research

Research His research primarily focuses on optical spectroscopy, excited-state phenomena, optical sensing, and molecularly organized media. He has worked extensively on supercritical fluids, ionic liquids, deep eutectic solvents, fluorous solvents, and renewable solvents. His studies also include photophysics of polymers, biomolecules, and pharmaceuticals, as well as carbon dioxide capture and sequestration. He has served as an editorial board member of Scientific Reports for 10 years and is currently an editor of the Journal of Molecular Liquids.

Siddharth Pandey (chemist)

Selected publications

Selected publications Pandey, S. (2006). Analytical applications of room-temperature ionic liquids: A review of recent efforts. Analytica Chimica Acta, 556(1), 38–45. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aca.2005.10.046 Baker, G. A., Baker, S. N., Pandey, S., & Bright, F. V. (2005). An analytical view of ionic liquids. Analyst, 130(6), 800–808. https://doi.org/10.1039/b509796g Yadav, A., & Pandey, S. (2014). Densities and viscosities of (choline chloride + urea) deep eutectic solvent and its aqueous mixtures in the temperature range 293.15 K to 363.15 K. Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data, 59(7), 2221–2229. https://doi.org/10.1021/je500622y Fletcher, K. A., & Pandey, S. (2004). Surfactant aggregation within room-temperature ionic liquid 1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)imide. Langmuir, 20(1), 33–36. https://doi.org/10.1021/la035536z Yadav, A., Trivedi, S., Rai, R., & Pandey, S. (2014). Densities and dynamic viscosities of (choline chloride + glycerol) deep eutectic solvent and its aqueous mixtures in the temperature range (283.15–363.15) K. Fluid Phase Equilibria, 367, 135–142. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fluid.2014.01.005

Siddharth Pandey (chemist)

Awards and honors

Awards and honors Professor R. D. Desai 80th Birthday Commemoration Medal & Prize Award, Indian Chemical Society, 60th Annual Convention of Chemist 2023 (ACC 2023). Distinguished Faculty in Chemistry, 8th Venus International Science and Technology Awards (VISTA 2022), Venus International Foundation, Chennai Chemical Research Society of India (CRSI) Bronze Medal (2016). Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC) (March 2015). NASI-SCOPUS Young Scientist Award in Chemistry (2009).

Siddharth Pandey (chemist)

References

References Category:1970 births Category:Living people Category:Indian chemists Category:Fellows of the Royal Society of Chemistry Category:Academic staff of IIT Delhi Category:University of North Texas alumni Category:University at Buffalo alumni Category:IIT Kanpur alumni Category:People from Prayagraj

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Mazamet, a dead city

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thumb|Shot of the “Mazamet ville morte” operation, the square in front of the town hall. Mazamet, ville morte (French for Mazamet, dead city) is a road safety awareness campaign that took place on May 17, 1973 in Mazamet, in the departement of Tarn in the South-West of France. The 16,610 inhabitants of the city laid down on the streets for a few minutes to symbolize the 16,500 people killed in road accidents in France the previous year, a record year for road deaths in the country. The idea was the brainchild of ORTF journalist Michel Tauriac. "17 mai 1973 : le jour où la France a pris conscience de la mortalité routière#, France Info, 9 janvier 2018"Sécurité routière : il y a cinquante ans, à Mazamet, une opération de communication qui a fait date" by Pascal Charrier, La Croix, 1717 May 2023 with the support of the Comité interministériel de la sécurité routière (Interministerial Road Safety Committee), created the previous year, to visibly symbolize the country's road death tol. A documentary film of the operation, Mazamet, la ville rayée de la carte ("The town was wiped off the map") was made by Guy Seligmann and broadcast on television, to great acclaim.

Mazamet, a dead city

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References Translation from the French Wikipedia Category:Road safety Category:1973 in television Category:1973 in France Category:June 1973

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Hassan Eisakhil

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Hassan Eisakhil (born 28 July 2006) is an Afghani cricketer. He is a right-handed opening batsman.

Hassan Eisakhil

Domestic career

Domestic career In 2024, he hit a 45-ball 150 in a T20 match. He featured for Chitwan Rhinos in the 2024 Nepal Premier League, making his debut against the Kathmandu Gurkhas. He helped his team to victory against Royals on December 8, 2024 with a 52-ball 65. In April 2025, he scored 143 in the Merwais Nika Regional 3-Day Trophy for Amo Region against Band-e-Amir in a team total of 225 runs, having previously also scored a half century in the first innings. He scored a century on his first-class debut for Hindukush Strikers against the Maiwand Champions in the Ahmad Shah Abdali 4-day Tournament in 2025.

Hassan Eisakhil

International career

International career In 2023, he hit a 32-ball fifty for Afghanistan under19 against India Under-19s. He was part of the Afghanistan U19 squad in the 2024 Under-19 Cricket World Cup.

Hassan Eisakhil

Personal life

Personal life He is the son of Afghani international cricketer Mohammad Nabi.

Hassan Eisakhil

References

References Category:2006 births Category:Living people Category:Afghan cricketers Category:21st-century Afghan sportsmen Category:Sportspeople from Logar Province

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Jaguar (2005)

Jaguar (IMO: 9293002) is an crude oil tanker flagged to Guinea-Bissau. It is part of the Russian shadow fleet to undermine international oil embargos against Russia. Reports indicate the vessel is affiliated with India's Gatik Ship Management, one of the leading operators of the shadow fleet and a key player in the Russian oil trade.

Jaguar (2005)

Ship

Ship Reportedly the ship was build in 2005 as Argent and has a tonage of 58418 t. The ship had its name changed in 2014 and became Signal Puma and in 2020 S Puma. Since January 2023 it has operated as Jaguar. The crude oil tanker had its registration changed several times, swapping between Malta, Greece, Marshall Islands, Liberia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Mongolia, and Guinea-Bissau. The owner, manager and commercial manager of the tanker since February 2024 is the company Sapang Shipping Inc. of Mauritius, and the ISM manager is the Indian company Bisu Marine & Shipping. The fleet of the shipowner and the ship ISM manager consists only of the tanker Jaguar. The vessel is certified by the Indian regulator Indian Register of Shipping (IACS).

Jaguar (2005)

2025 incident

2025 incident In May 2025 Jaguar was operating in the Baltic Sea, potentially loading Russian crude oil. The Estonian Navy wanted to inspect the tanker on 13 May 2025. This caused an international incident involving the forces of Estonia, a Russian response, and NATO monitoring as the interaction took place. According to international laws for maritime protection, the Estonian Navy wanted to board the tanker transiting the Baltic. The European Commission decided that national authorities should ensure that tankers operated with insurance when transiting European waters. Jaguar was inbound for Primorsk harbour, Russia, when the Estonian Navy contacted the vessel. The Equasis database reflects the same vessel as Argent, registered in Guinea-Bissau with unknown managers and a registered owner in Mauritius. The vessel was a named week earlier by the United Kingdom among the vessels hit with sanctions. The Estonian Navy requested that Jaguar change course, which the crew of the tanker declined. An Estonian Army helicopter and an Estonian Skytruck responded and were circling overhead the tanker. A Russian Su-35 fighter aircraft entered Estonian airspace overflying the area, reportedly remaining in Estonian territory for less than one minute. Acorinding to media reports the aircraft's transponder was turned off and it was not in radio contact with Estonian air traffic control. It had not filed a flight plan. A Portuguese Air Force F-16 fighter, which was stationed at the Estonian military base in Ämari responded and also circled the unfolding incident. The Estonian Navy escorted the Jaguar out of domestic waters, and the tanker continued to the Russian port. Estonia filed a diplomatic complaint with Russia, accusing one of its fighter jets of briefly violating Estonian airspace, as the Estonian Foreign Minister said the incident was “not acceptable in any way.”

Jaguar (2005)

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References Category:2005 ships Category:Oil tankers Category:Russian shadow fleet

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Axel Garcian is a French tennis player.

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Asionurus

Short description

Asionurus is a genus of mayflies in the family Heptageniidae.

Asionurus

Species

Species There are three scientifically recognized species in the genus Asionurus: Asionurus petersi Asionurus primus Asionurus ulmeri

Asionurus

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References Category:Mayfly genera

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2025 Shanghai Masters

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The 2025 Shanghai Masters is an upcoming professional non-ranking snooker tournament that will take place from 28 July to 3 August 2025 at the Shanghai Indoor Stadium in Shanghai, China. It is part of the 2025–26 snooker season. Judd Trump will be the defending champion, having defeated Shaun Murphy 115 in the 2024 final.

2025 Shanghai Masters

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References Category:Shanghai Masters (snooker) Category:Snooker ranking tournaments

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Samuel Hayward

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Samuel Hayward was an English immigrant to America and a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses.

Samuel Hayward

Early life and family

Early life and family Hayward was born in England around 1641 and christened in 1675 at St Michael's Church, in Macclesfield. He emigrated to Virginia in around 1675. His father, Nicholas Hayward was a Virginia merchant and notary public in London.

Samuel Hayward

Career

Career In the mid 1680s, Hayward was sheriff of Stafford County, Virginia and clerk of the county courts. He served as a member of the House of Burgesses for Stafford County from 1685 to 1686. Hayward had significant land grant holdings (7,500 acres) as part of the Brent Town Tract of James II of England, located near present-day Nokesville and Bristow. Hayward is also listed as an executor on multiple Virginia estates.

Samuel Hayward

Personal life

Personal life In the 1670s he was married to Martha Washington, daughter of Lawrence Washington and sister of John Washington. Hayward died around 1696.

Samuel Hayward

References

References Category:1640s births Category:1690s deaths Category:17th-century American politicians Category:Virginia politicians Category:Virginia sheriffs

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Paul Stock

Infobox football biography

Paul Stock (* 8 January 1997 in Landau in der Pfalz) is a German association football player. He is currently playing for SV Elversberg in the German second division.

Paul Stock

Career

Career Stock started to play football for youth teams of FSV Offenbach, after going through all youth teams of the club, he had his first appearances for their regular team in the Verbandsliga Südwest in 2016. In the summer of the same year he joined the Landesliga Südwest team SV Rülzheim. After scoring 22 goals in 36 appearances, he joined FV Dudenhofen in the Oberliga Rheinland-Pfalz/Saar. There he was a regular for nearly three seasons, in this time he played in 65 matches and scored 27 goals. In January 2021 he was transferred to the Regionalliga Südwest club TSV Steinbach Haiger. Here he also was a regular and even became team captain. He scored 20 goals in 82 appearances for TSV Steinbach Haiger. In the summer of 2023 he joined SV Elversberg, a club that was just promoted to the 2. Bundesliga, Germany's second highest division in association football. He made his first appearance in professional football on 29 July 2023, when he started in the first match of the season against Hannover 96, which ended 2:2.

Paul Stock

Weblinks

Paul Stock

References

References Category:1997 births Category:German footballers Category:SV Elversberg players Category:TSV Steinbach Haiger players

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Éber Lobato

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Eber Lobato (28 March 1931 – 25 December 2014) was an Argentine actor, director, composer, choreographer, painter, dancer, costume designer, singer, cartoonist, set designer and theater producer.

Éber Lobato

Life

Life Eber Lobato was born in Pigüé, Buenos Aires, into a family of artists. His father was the guitarist Adrián Lobato and his mother the singer Mary Lobato. The origin of his name was because the civil registry employee didn’t know how to write the English name Herbert, which was requested by his English grandmother. He first worked as an actor, and later as a director of several films during the golden age of Argentine cinema. At the age of twenty, he joined Alfredo Alaria’s ballet company, and it was he who introduced him to Haydée Nélida Menta (Nélida Lobato), who was entering the world of advertising and who later used his surname to rise to fame. Nélida replaced Eber’s sister, who had been his first dance partner. After 15 days of starting their relationship, Eber proposed marriage to her. He died on Thursday, December 25, 2014, at the age of 83, of an acute myocardial infarction, while celebrating Christmas with his family in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.

Éber Lobato

Private life

Private life He married the actress and vedette Nélida Lobato in 1955, with whom he began his career in Chile and traveled once to Europe, gaining international recognition as a star of the Lido in Paris in 1964, where he was also a choreographer. From that marriage, Adrián Lobato was born, who died unexpectedly at a very young age. After divorcing her in 1962, he married his last wife, Sisi, in 1967, with whom he had his daughter Eliset, and with whom he lived his final years in Las Vegas. He worked extensively as a choreographer and show producer in the United States and Europe.

Éber Lobato

Career

Éber Lobato

Films

Films As an actor: 1955 - El último perro, with Hugo del Carril and Nelly Meden. 1957 - Actuó y compuso El primer beso, directed by Enrique Carreras, with Olga Gatti, Roberto Guthie and Mercedes Carreras. 1957 - Venga a bailar el rock, a documentary on rock and roll in Argentina, with Nélida Lobato, Amelita Vargas, Pedrito Rico and Eddie Pequenino. 1958 - Nubes de humo, with Héctor Armendáriz, Alberto Castillo and Alberto Bello. 1958 - Mientras haya un circo, as an actor, dancer, and composer, alongside Nélida Lobato and Carlos Borsani. 1958 - El primer beso 1973 - José María y María José: Una pareja de hoy, starring Luis Brandoni and Cristina del Valle. As a director: 1965: Scream of the Butterfly, starring Nélida Lobato. 1974: Natasha, as director and writer. As a choreographer: 1957: Venga a bailar el rock 1958: Mientras haya un circo 1965: Scream of the Butterfly. 1973: El mundo Que inventamos, musical comedy. 1978: La mamá de la novia, with Libertad Lamarque.

Éber Lobato

Television

Television 1952: Tropicana Club, musical show with Osvaldo Miranda, Juan Carlos Thorry, Analía Gadé, Tania, Alejandro Maximino, Amelita Vargas, Jovita Luna, Eduardo Farrell, Bobby Capó, Teddy Reno, Marcos Caplán, Beba Bidart, Fidel Pintos and Don Pelele. 1954: Gran Hotel Panamá, with Juan Carlos Mareco. 1958: Field’s College 1958. 1960: Música y fantasía, transmitted by Canal 7, with Nélida Lobato, Tincho Zabala, María Vaner and Pepe Soriano. 1969: Espectaculares, with Nélida Lobato. 1970: El Ángel Azul 1971: El Mundo de Nélida Lobato (1971), with Rodolfo Bebán. 1970: A performance by the Spanish singer Raphael in Argentina, broadcast on TV. 1977 - El humor de Niní Marshall, segment La bella Loli, with Niní Marshall, Ana María Campoy and José Cibrián. In 1981, he made a television commercial for Revlon Gitane.

Éber Lobato

Theater

Theater In his extensive stage career, his work stands out both as a dancer and choreographer, as well as an actor, composer, and theater director at various theaters such as the Maipo, the Teatro Nacional, and the Comedy Theater. Among many of his works, the following stand out: El Chúcaro (1948) Cabalgata del tango (1954) Disloquibamba (1956) Ni Militar, ni Marino… El Presidente Argentino (1956) Cada loco con su ilusión (1958) No aflojes, Arturo (1958) ¡La que le espera, excelencia..! (1958) ¡Si me dejan estudiar "Io" todo lo voy a arreglar! (1958) ¡Esto es Maiporama! (1959) Fantasía (1959) Buenos Aires de seda y percal (1963) Después De Z... Viene P... (1970) La carpa del pueblo (1971) El Maipazo del año (1971) Olga, la hija de aquella princesa rusa (1972) Escándalos (1973) El despiplume sigue andando (1973) Seis rayados en busca de un autor (1974) El Maipo... Es el Maipo (1974) Dulce... dulce vida (1976)

Éber Lobato

As a singer

As a singer As a singer, he recorded the singles La Rosa, Aquel Domingo, and Cuando Poco Era Inmenso. With the Odeón Pops label, he released the album No hay boda.

Éber Lobato

References

Éber Lobato

External links

External links Eber Lobato at IMDb. Category:1931 births Category:2014 deaths Category:Argentine television presenters Category:Argentine businesspeople Category:Argentine theatre directors Category:Argentine film directors Category:Argentine male singers Category:Argentine dancers Category:Argentine television actors Category:Argentine stage actors Category:Argentine film actors

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HNLMS Mercuur (1936)

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HNLMS Mercuur was a Royal Netherlands Navy submarine tender. She served as torpedo maintenance and repair ship for Dutch submarines and was based from the Navy yard Willemsoord in Den Helder where she was constructed. She was the ninth ship to be named after Merkuur and the third ship of this name to be a submarine/torpedo support ship, continuing a long tradition for the Netherlands Navy.Mark, Chris (1997). Schepen van de Koninklijke Marine in W.O. II. Alkmaar: De Alk. ISBN 978-90-6013-522-8.Helfrich, Conrad Emile Lambert (1950). Memoires van Admiraal Helfrich Amsterdam: Elsevier. During the fall of the Netherlands she was captured by German forces and renamed to Merkur (HI 1) where she would continue in the same role serving the .Von Münching, L.L. (1978). Schepen van de Koninklijke Marine in de 2e wereldoorlog Alkmaar: De Alk. ISBN 9060139038.Bezemer, K.W.L. (1967). Verdreven doch niet verslagen Hilversum: Uitgeversmaatschappij W. de Haan N.V. ISBN 9026920415. After the Second World War she was found at Rotterdam and was repaired, being recommissioned into the Royal Netherlands Navy in 1948. She continued to serve with the submarine department until 1972 after which she was sold to a private buyer.

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Andre Low

Short description

Andre Low Wu Yang (, born ) is a Singaporean politician. A member of the Workers' Party (WP), he will be serving as a Non-constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) for the 15th Parliament of Singapore in the aftermath of the 2025 Singaporean general election.

Andre Low

Early life and education

Early life and education Low's parents were both teachers working with the Ministry of Education, and Low was the only child in his family. He studied at University College London, graduating as third in his cohort and earning a Bachelor of Laws, and also holds a Master of Business Administration from INSEAD.

Andre Low

Pre-political career

Pre-political career Low first worked as a dispute lawyer with Drew & Napier, under the mentorship of senior council Davinder Singh. He then moved to the start-up sector where he developed products in legal-tech, urban mobility and health-tech, before joining Amazon Web Services and subsequently becoming a consultant with Boston Consulting Group.

Andre Low

Political career

Political career Low joined the Workers' Party (WP) in 2020, and served as a secretarial assistant to Member of Parliament (MP) for Sengkang GRC Louis Chua for about three years. He became a member of WP's media team in 2023. On 18 April 2025, Low was unveiled as part of a group of new candidates contesting the 2025 general election. Low contested in the newly-created ward of Jalan Kayu SMC against People's Action Party candidate and former cabinet minister Ng Chee Meng. During the campaigning period of the election, several private chat messages allegedly texted by Low surfaced on Reddit and Facebook. These messages allegedly showed him voicing discontent on a variety of subjects, some including the use of profanity. In response, Low apologised for his "completely inappropriate" language, stating that he was "not proud of the way [he] expressed [his] views" and that "there is no excuse for using such language or making disparaging comments about anyone – especially those who have placed their trust in [him]". On polling day, Low lost to Ng by 809 votes; this was the smallest victory margin by a PAP candidate in this election and made Low eligible for a Non-constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) seat as the best performing losing opposition candidate. On 19 May, WP announced that Low would become an NCMP alongside Tampines GRC candidate Eileen Chong.

Andre Low

Personal life

Personal life Low is married and expecting a child as of April 2025. His interests include skiing, building Legos and electronics, and is also an amateur beatboxer.

Andre Low

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Archibald Little (British Army officer)

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General Sir Archibald Little GCB (7 September 1810 – 10 June 1891), was an English soldier who was Colonel of the 9th Lancers.

Archibald Little (British Army officer)

Early life

Early life Little was born in 1810 at Camberwell, London. He was the son of Archibald Little of Shabden Park, Surrey, and Agnes Oliver. Among his siblings was Helen Little (wife of Sir Thomas Buchan-Hepburn, 3rd Baronet), Jane Little (wife of James St Clair, 14th Lord Sinclair), and Capt. James Lockhart Little of the 81st Regiment of Foot.Mosley, Charles, editor. Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes. Wilmington, Delaware: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003, vol. 1, p. 573. His paternal grandparents were Matthew Little and Helen Pasley (a daughter of James Pasley).

Archibald Little (British Army officer)

Career

Career Little was commissioned as a cornet in the 9th Lancers on 4 October 1831. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1832, Captain in 1837, Major in 1850, Lieutenant-Colonel in 1854, Colonel in 1857, Major-General in 1868, Lieutenant General in 1877, and General in 1880. He served with the 9th Lancers in the First Anglo-Sikh War of 1846, and was at the Battle of Sobraon. In the Indian Rebellion of 1857, he commanded the cavalry at the Siege of Lucknow where he was injured in the elbow by a musket-ball. He was appointed Knight Grand Cross, Order of the Bath for commanding a post at Dilkoosha in November 1857. At Kanpur, he commanded cavalry and three Troops of Horse Artillery, and pursued the rebels of Gwalior and fighting at Saraighat. For his efforts, he was mentioned in dispatches three times. He was commanding officer of the 9th Lancers after the Indian Rebellion, from 1858 to 1861, and was appointed Colonel of the Regiment from 8 March 1875, succeeding Gen. Sir James Hope Grant and serving until his death on 10 June 1891.

Archibald Little (British Army officer)

Personal life

Personal life On 7 June 1854 at St James's Church, Piccadilly, London, Little was married to Jane Orme (1830–1868), daughter of Malcolm Orme and Jane Bonsor. Before her death at Rathdown in County Dublin in 1868, they were the parents of seven children, including: Florence Little, who married Alfred Brocklehurst, son of Henry Brocklehurst and Anne Fielden, in 1884.Townend, Peter. Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 105th edition. London: Burke's Peerage Ltd, 1970, p. 361. Archibald Cosmo Little (1855–1934), a Major in the 5th Royal Irish Lancers; he married Lady Guendolen ( Chetwynd-Talbot) Chaplin, a widow of Edward Chaplin, MP for Lincoln, and daughter of Charles Chetwynd-Talbot, 19th Earl of Shrewsbury, in 1887. Malcolm Orme Little (1857–1931), a Brig.-Gen. who married Iris Hermione Brassey, the daughter of Albert Brassey, MP for Banbury, and the Hon. Matilda Bingham (a daughter of the 4th Baron Clanmorris), in 1903. Charles Hope Little (1862–1918), a Lt.-Col. in the 4th Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment; he married Mildred Dora Ward. Archibald Oliver Little (1863–1920) Violet Edith Little (b. 1865) Jean Orme Little (b. 1868), who married Maj. Francis Hubert Wise in 1898. After her death, he married Elizabeth ( Loftus) Sheldon (1824–1888), daughter of Lt.-Gen. William Francis Bentinck Loftus, Colonel of the 50th (Queen's Own) Regiment of Foot, and Margaret Harriet Langrishe (a daughter of Very Rev. James Langrishe), on 7 April 1870 at Holy Trinity Church, in Westcott, Surrey. Elizabeth was widowed from Edward Ralph Charles Sheldon (son of Edward Ralph Charles Sheldon, MP for South Warwickshire). Elizabeth, Lady Little, died in 1888 at Upton House in Tetbury, Gloucestershire. Upton House was a Neoclassical country house built in 1752, whose design is usually attributed to William Halfpenny, of Bristol. Sir Archibald died on 10 June 1891, also at Upton House.

Archibald Little (British Army officer)

Descendants

Descendants Through his son Malcolm, he was a grandfather of Malcolm Archibald Albert Little (1904–1944), a Colonel in the 9th Lancers, and Ian Little (1918–2012), a leading economist. Through his daughter Florence, he was a grandfather of Nancye Brocklehurst (d. 1977), who married Sackville Pelham, 5th Earl of Yarborough (a son of Charles Pelham, 4th Earl of Yarborough and Hon. Marcia Lane-Fox).

Archibald Little (British Army officer)

References

Archibald Little (British Army officer)

External links

External links Sir Archibald Little (1810-1891), Army officer at the National Portrait Gallery, London Category:1810 births Category:1891 deaths Category:British Army major generals Category:Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath Category:9th Queen's Royal Lancers officers Category:British military personnel of the First Anglo-Sikh War Category:British military personnel of the Indian Rebellion of 1857

Archibald Little (British Army officer)

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