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2025–26 Dundee United F.C. season | Transfers | Transfers |
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Player To Fee David BabunskiFree Zeke CameronFree Allan CampbellFree Adam CarnwathFree Ross DochertyFree Declan GallagherFree Louis MoultFree Bryan MwangiFree Ollie SimpsonFree Tony WattFree
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2025–26 Dundee United F.C. season | Loans in | Loans in
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2025–26 Dundee United F.C. season | References | References
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2025–26 Dundee United F.C. season | Table of Content | use dmy dates, Results and fixtures, Pre-season and friendlies, Scottish Premiership, Player statistics, Appearances and goals, Team statistics, League table, Transfers, Players in, Players out, Loans in, Loans out, References |
2023 Patriot League baseball tournament | Use mdy dates | The 2023 Patriot League baseball tournament took place on consecutive weekends, with the semifinals held on May 13–14 and the finals on May 21–22. The higher seeded teams hosted each best of three series. The winner, Army, earned the conference's automatic bid to the 2023 NCAA Division I baseball tournament. |
2023 Patriot League baseball tournament | Seeding | Seeding
The top four finishers from the regular season are seeded one through four, with the top seed hosting the fourth seed and second seed hosting the third. The higher seeded team was designated as the home team for each game of the series.
Team W L Pct. GB Seed Tiebreaker Army 21 4 .840 — 1 — 14 11 .560 7 2 3–2 vs. Navy 14 11 .560 7 3 2–3 vs. Bucknell 10 15 .400 11 4 3–2 vs. Lehigh 10 15 .400 11 — 2–3 vs. Lafayette 6 19 .240 15 — — |
2023 Patriot League baseball tournament | Bracket | Bracket |
2023 Patriot League baseball tournament | Results | Results |
2023 Patriot League baseball tournament | Semifinal Series | Semifinal Series |
2023 Patriot League baseball tournament | #4 Lafayette at #1 Army | #4 Lafayette at #1 Army |
2023 Patriot League baseball tournament | #3 Navy at #2 Bucknell | #3 Navy at #2 Bucknell |
2023 Patriot League baseball tournament | Championship Series | Championship Series |
2023 Patriot League baseball tournament | References | References
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2023 Patriot League baseball tournament | Table of Content | Use mdy dates, Seeding, Bracket, Results, Semifinal Series, #4 Lafayette at #1 Army, #3 Navy at #2 Bucknell, Championship Series, References |
Draft:I Love Riccio | AFC submission |
Introduzione
I Love Riccio è un marchio italiano specializzato nella cura dei capelli ricci, mossi e afro, fondato dall'hairstylist Fulvio Tirrico. L'azienda si distingue per un approccio mirato alla valorizzazione della bellezza naturale di questa tipologia di capello, offrendo prodotti specifici, un metodo di taglio brevettato denominato X-Curl® e una rete di Atelier, presenti in diverse città italiane. La filosofia del brand si basa sulla profonda conoscenza delle diverse tipologie di capelli mossi, ricci ed afro, che hanno permesso a I Love Riccio di affermarsi come un punto di riferimento nel mercato italiano per la cura di queste tipologie di capelli. L'azienda ha ricevuto riconoscimenti per la sua crescita e ha sviluppato una forte community online.
Storia
L'idea alla base di I Love Riccio nasce dalla constatazione di Fulvio Tirrico, parrucchiere con una significativa esperienza pregressa, della carenza di un approccio specializzato per la cura dei capelli ricci nel panorama italiano. Questa consapevolezza lo spinse a intraprendere un percorso di formazione mirato, in particolare a New York, città con una consolidata tradizione nella gestione dei capelli afro e ricci, dove apprese tecniche e metodologie specifiche. Fulvio ha poi preso tutto ciò che ha imparato e l'ha riadattato per rispondere alle esigenze europee, combinando l'esperienza acquisita con una comprensione profonda delle peculiarità dei capelli ricci in un diverso contesto culturale e stilistico. Il primo salone di Fulvio Tirrico fu aperto nel 1997, sebbene la trasformazione in un'attività esclusivamente dedicata ai capelli ricci, mossi e afro, con il nome "I Love Riccio", sia avvenuta nel 2016, a seguito della decisione di chiudere il suo precedente salone generalista. Questa scelta, considerata da alcuni controintuitiva per il settore, si rivelò strategica.
L'apertura del primo Atelier I Love Riccio a Milano nel 2016 attirò immediatamente l'attenzione di media, blogger e influencer, generando curiosità e interesse verso questa novità nel settore dell'haircare italiano. Questo sviluppo è stato accompagnato dall'affetto sempre più crescente della clientela, che ha riconosciuto l'autenticità e la competenza del brand. L'interesse crescente da parte di nuovi clienti e la fidelizzazione di quelli già acquisiti testimoniano il successo di un'offerta unica, in grado di rispondere in modo preciso alle esigenze di chi desidera una cura dei capelli ricci altamente specializzata e personalizzata.
Da quel momento, per andare incontro alla clientela proveniente da tutto il territorio nazionale, il brand ha intrapreso un percorso di crescita costante, caratterizzato dall'espansione della rete di Atelier specializzati, nelle principali città italiane.
Parallelamente, nel 2017, è stata lanciata una linea di prodotti specifici, formulati sulla base dell'esperienza maturata nei saloni, per rispondere alle diverse esigenze dei capelli ricci. La crescita dell'azienda è stata riconosciuta anche da premi come "Leader della Crescita", conferito da Il Sole 24 Ore e Statista, e "Campioni della Crescita", promosso da Il Sole 24 Ore e La Repubblica Affari & Finanza, a testimonianza del suo impatto sul mercato.
Fulvio Tirrico (Fondatore)
Fulvio Tirrico è la figura centrale dietro la nascita e lo sviluppo di I Love Riccio. Con oltre vent'anni di esperienza nel settore dell'hairdressing, la sua carriera è stata caratterizzata da una continua ricerca e specializzazione. Prima di dedicarsi esclusivamente ai capelli ricci, Tirrico ha maturato una solida esperienza come parrucchiere "generalista". La sua formazione ha assunto una dimensione internazionale con periodi di studio e approfondimento a New York, dove ha appreso tecniche avanzate per la gestione dei capelli ricci e afro, e presso rinomate accademie europee come Vidal Sassoon e Luis Llongueras, che hanno contribuito a fornirgli una visione stilistica accademica e una cura per i dettagli. Queste esperienze, unite a collaborazioni nel mondo della moda a contatto con videomaker e fotografi, gli hanno insegnato l'importanza della comunicazione visiva, aspetto che si riflette nell'immagine del brand I Love Riccio.
La visione di Tirrico si è concretizzata nell'identificazione di una nicchia di mercato fino ad allora poco considerata in Italia: quella delle persone con capelli ricci, mossi o afro che non trovavano risposte adeguate alle loro specifiche esigenze. Il suo contributo principale è stata la creazione di un approccio altamente specializzato, culminato nell'ideazione e brevettazione del metodo di taglio X-Curl®. Questo metodo, insieme alla linea di prodotti dedicati e alla filosofia di valorizzazione della bellezza naturale del riccio, ha posizionato Fulvio Tirrico e I Love Riccio come pionieri e innovatori nel settore haircare italiano per questa tipologia di capello.
Filosofia e Metodo
La filosofia di I Love Riccio si centra sulla valorizzazione della bellezza intrinseca e della diversità dei capelli ricci, mossi e afro. L'approccio del brand si discosta dai trattamenti generici, ponendo l'accento sulla comprensione delle esigenze specifiche di ogni tipologia di riccio, che l'azienda ha classificato in oltre venti categorie. Un pilastro fondamentale è la consulenza personalizzata, offerta sia negli Atelier sia online, anche attraverso canali diretti come WhatsApp, per guidare i clienti nella scelta dei prodotti e delle tecniche di styling più adatte. L'obiettivo è educare le persone a gestire e amare i propri capelli ricci, fornendo loro gli strumenti e le conoscenze per farlo in autonomia. Si privilegiano trattamenti che rispettano la salute e la struttura del capello, limitando l'uso di strumenti termici aggressivi e favorendo tecniche di asciugatura e styling manuali o con diffusore, per preservare le caratteristiche naturali del riccio.
Il cuore del metodo I Love Riccio è il taglio X-Curl®, una tecnica ideata e brevettata da Fulvio Tirrico, frutto di oltre dieci anni di ricerca e sperimentazione. Questo metodo si distingue per diverse particolarità: l'esecuzione avviene rigorosamente su capelli asciutti, permettendo al curly expert di scolpire con precisione sartoriale e di personalizzare il taglio in base alla caduta e al volume desiderato. A differenza dei tagli tradizionali, l'X-Curl® viene realizzato con la cliente in piedi, consentendo al Curly Expert di muovere la testa della persona e osservare il comportamento dei capelli a 360 gradi, adattando il taglio al loro movimento naturale. Questa tecnica mira a conferire volume, definizione, leggerezza e movimento, esaltando le caratteristiche uniche di ogni tipo di capello riccio. La corretta applicazione del metodo X-Curl® è garantita dalla formazione specifica che ricevono tutti i parrucchieri che operano negli Atelier I Love Riccio, definiti "Curly Expert", formati direttamente da Fulvio Tirrico o secondo i suoi protocolli.
Prodotti
I Love Riccio ha sviluppato una vasta gamma di prodotti specificamente formulati per le diverse esigenze dei capelli ricci, mossi e afro. Le linee di prodotti sono concepite per coprire tutte le fasi della cura del capello, dalla detersione allo styling, e sono spesso personalizzate in base alla texture e alla porosità del capello.
Le formulazioni dei prodotti I Love Riccio pongono un accento particolare sull'utilizzo di ingredienti di origine naturale e sono, prive di parabeni, siliconi e solfati. L'azienda dichiara che le formulazioni nascono dall'esperienza diretta maturata nei saloni e dalla profonda conoscenza delle necessità dei capelli ricci.
In termini di sostenibilità, I Love Riccio ha intrapreso iniziative significative. Dall'ottobre 2022, tutti i packaging dei prodotti sono realizzati in plastica 100% riciclata. L'azienda ha inoltre espresso l'intenzione di implementare ulteriori progetti volti a ridurre l'impatto ambientale, come la compensazione delle emissioni di CO2 dei saloni e delle consegne e-commerce per raggiungere la carbon neutrality, e la creazione di una "foresta I Love Riccio" attraverso la piantumazione di alberi.
Atelier I Love Riccio
La presenza fisica di I Love Riccio si articola attraverso una rete di saloni specializzati, denominati "Atelier I Love Riccio", distribuiti in diverse città italiane. Questi spazi sono concepiti non solo come luoghi per trattamenti e tagli, ma come veri e propri centri di consulenza ed esperienza dedicati al mondo dei capelli ricci. La rete di Atelier include sedi in città chiave come Milano (sede del primo Atelier), Roma, Torino, Catania, Bologna, Bari, Firenze, Bergamo e Palermo. L'azienda ha un piano di espansione che prevede l'apertura di ulteriori saloni, con l'obiettivo di raggiungere una copertura più capillare, soddisfacendo la domanda crescente da parte della clientela sull’intero territorio nazionale. Il modello di sviluppo degli Atelier combina saloni di proprietà diretta dell'azienda con opportunità di franchising.
All'interno degli Atelier, i clienti possono usufruire di una gamma di servizi altamente specializzati, primo fra tutti il taglio X-Curl®, eseguito esclusivamente da Curly Expert formati secondo il metodo I Love Riccio. Oltre al taglio, vengono offerte consulenze personalizzate per identificare la tipologia di riccio e le esigenze specifiche di ogni cliente, e trattamenti mirati per la cura, l'idratazione e lo styling dei capelli. L'ambiente degli Atelier è descritto dalle fonti e dalle testimonianze dei clienti come accogliente e dedicato, un luogo dove le persone con capelli ricci possono sentirsi comprese e valorizzate, ricevendo consigli pratici per la gestione quotidiana della propria chioma.
Formazione (Accademia)
La trasmissione del know-how e la standardizzazione del metodo I Love Riccio sono aspetti cruciali per l'azienda. Sebbene le informazioni disponibili pubblicamente non dettaglino in modo estensivo una struttura accademica formale aperta a parrucchieri esterni al network I Love Riccio, è chiaro che la formazione interna dei cosiddetti "Curly Expert" è un pilastro fondamentale. Questi professionisti vengono formati direttamente da Fulvio Tirrico o attraverso protocolli da lui definiti, per assicurare che il taglio X-Curl® e l'approccio consulenziale siano applicati in modo omogeneo e qualitativamente elevato in tutti gli Atelier. Questa enfasi sulla formazione interna è essenziale per mantenere l'unicità e l'efficacia del metodo I Love Riccio e per garantire ai clienti un'esperienza coerente indipendentemente dal salone visitato. L'azienda, attraverso i suoi canali, menziona spesso l'importanza della preparazione dei suoi specialisti, suggerendo un impegno continuo nell'aggiornamento e nel perfezionamento delle competenze legate alla cura specifica dei capelli ricci, mossi e afro. Non è escluso che in futuro, con l'espansione del brand, possano essere sviluppati programmi di formazione più strutturati anche per professionisti esterni interessati ad apprendere le tecniche specialistiche di I Love Riccio.
Presenza online e Community
I Love Riccio ha costruito una solida e attiva presenza online, che rappresenta un canale fondamentale sia per la vendita dei prodotti sia per la comunicazione con la propria clientela e la diffusione della filosofia del brand. Il sito web ufficiale, ilovericcio.com, funge da piattaforma e-commerce per l'acquisto dell'intera gamma di prodotti e permette anche di prenotare appuntamenti presso i vari Atelier. Il sito include anche un blog aziendale, "I Love Riccio Magazine", che offre articoli informativi, consigli sulla cura dei capelli ricci, approfondimenti sulle tecniche, presentazione di nuovi prodotti e notizie sulle iniziative del brand, contribuendo a posizionare I Love Riccio come una fonte autorevole nel settore.
L'azienda è particolarmente attiva sui principali social media, tra cui Instagram, Facebook e TikTok, dove condivide contenuti visivi, tutorial, testimonianze di clienti ("prima e dopo"), e interagisce direttamente con la propria community. Un aspetto distintivo della presenza online di I Love Riccio è la community spontanea e molto attiva denominata "Le Amiche di I Love Riccio". Si tratta di un gruppo Facebook, nato per iniziativa di una cliente e gestito in autonomia dalla stessa, che conta decine di migliaia di membri. All'interno di questo gruppo, le utenti si scambiano consigli sui prodotti I Love Riccio, condividono le proprie esperienze nei saloni, discutono di tecniche per la gestione dei capelli ricci e, più in generale, creano un forte senso di appartenenza. Questa community è spesso citata come un esempio della capacità del brand di creare un legame profondo con i propri consumatori, trasformandosi in un vero e proprio "love brand". La possibilità di ricevere consulenze personalizzate gratuite tramite messaggi WhatsApp, inviando foto dei propri capelli per ottenere consigli sui prodotti e sulle tecniche di styling, rafforza ulteriormente questo legame diretto e la percezione di un servizio attento e su misura.
Oltre ai canali social principali del brand, gli Atelier I Love Riccio mantengono una presenza dedicata su piattaforme come Instagram (@ilovericcioatelier) e Facebook (I Love Riccio - Atelier), attraverso le quali comunicano iniziative locali, lavori specifici dei singoli saloni e interagiscono con la clientela a livello più territoriale.
Riconoscimenti e Premi
Nel corso della sua attività, I Love Riccio ha ottenuto diversi riconoscimenti che attestano la sua crescita e il suo impatto nel settore della cosmetica e dell'haircare in Italia. Tra i principali premi ricevuti figurano:
Leader della Crescita: Un riconoscimento assegnato da Il Sole 24 Ore in collaborazione con Statista, che identifica le aziende italiane con la maggiore crescita di fatturato in un determinato periodo. I Love Riccio è stato menzionato in questa classifica, ad esempio per l'edizione 2025, come riportato sul blog aziendale.
Campioni della Crescita: Un altro premio focalizzato sulla crescita aziendale, promosso da La Repubblica Affari & Finanza in collaborazione con l'Istituto Tedesco Qualità ITQF. Anche in questo caso, I Love Riccio è stato incluso tra le aziende premiate, a sottolineare la sua rapida espansione e il successo commerciale.
Questi riconoscimenti evidenziano non solo l'aumento del volume d'affari dell'azienda, ma anche la sua capacità di consolidarsi in un mercato competitivo, rispondendo efficacemente alle esigenze di una clientela specifica e costruendo un brand forte e riconoscibile.
Impatto e Influenza
L'avvento di I Love Riccio ha avuto un impatto significativo sul mercato italiano dell'haircare, contribuendo in modo sostanziale a una maggiore consapevolezza e valorizzazione dei capelli ricci, mossi e afro, creando quella che potremmo definire “Moda Ricci”. Prima dell'affermazione di brand specializzati come I Love Riccio, la cura di questa tipologia di capelli era spesso relegata a soluzioni generiche o a tentativi di "domare" il riccio anziché esaltarne la bellezza naturale. L'approccio di Fulvio Tirrico e del suo team ha contribuito a scardinare questi preconcetti, educando il pubblico e i professionisti del settore sull'importanza di tecniche e prodotti specifici.
I Love Riccio è diventato un punto di riferimento per un'ampia fascia di consumatori che in precedenza faticavano a trovare risposte adeguate alle proprie esigenze. L'enfasi sulla consulenza personalizzata, sul taglio X-Curl® e su prodotti formulati ad hoc ha permesso a molte persone di riscoprire e apprezzare i propri capelli naturali. L'influenza del brand si estende anche alle tendenze haircare, promuovendo uno stile che celebra la diversità e l'autenticità del capello riccio. La forte community online creatasi attorno al marchio testimonia ulteriormente la sua capacità di creare un senso di appartenenza e di rispondere a un bisogno reale del mercato.
Voci correlate
- Cosmesi
- Capelli ricci
- Haircare
- Prodotti per capelli
- Salone di bellezza
Collegamenti esterni
- Sito ufficiale I Love Riccio , su https://www.ilovericcio.com/it/
- Pagina Instagram ufficiale I Love Riccio , su https://www.instagram.com/i_love_riccio/
- Pagina Facebook ufficiale I Love Riccio , su ILoveRiccio/
- Pagina TikTok ufficiale I Love Riccio , su https://www.tiktok.com/@i_love_riccio
- Sito ufficiale I Love Riccio Atelier , su https://ilovericcioatelier.com/
- Pagina Instagram ufficiale I Love Riccio Atelier , su https://www.instagram.com/ilovericcioatelier/
- Pagina Facebook ufficiale I Love Riccio Atelier, su ilovericcioatelier
- Pagina TikTok ufficiale I Love Riccio Atelier, su https://www.tiktok.com/@ilovericcioatelier
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Draft:I Love Riccio | References | References |
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Draft:Good Thing (I-dle song) | Draft article |
"Good Thing" is a song recorded by South Korean girl group I-dle for their eighth Korean extended play We Are. It was released as the EP's lead single by Cube Entertainment on May 19, 2025. |
Draft:Good Thing (I-dle song) | Release history | Release history
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Draft:Good Thing (I-dle song) | References | References |
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Draft:Stacy! | AfC submission | Stacy! is a Dutch powerpop formation that was formed in 2020. During the covid-19 period, lead singer guitarist Matt Ragazzi and bass player Jack Stuka composed and recorded their first demos online. Still in a production phase in 2022 they met Steve 'fingers' Stevanski (guitars, keys) to continue writing more tracks. A year later in 2023, drummer and vocalist Dusty McFluff joined the band, to build up their live repertoire.
During the winter months of 2024, Stacy! recorded their first EP featuring the title track 'Classroom Blitz'which was released in april 2025.
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Matt Ragazzi - lead guitar, lead vocal
Jack Stuka - bassguitar backing vocal
Steve 'Fingers' Stevanski - guitar, keys
Dusty McFluff - drums, backing vocal |
Draft:Stacy! | References | References |
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Taj Yasin Maimoen | short description | Taj Yasin Maimoen (born July 2, 1983), known as Gus Yasin, is a Indonesian politician who is the 14 th vice governor of Central Java. Previously, he was also served as the vice governor of Central Java from 2018 to 2023.
Before becoming vice governor, Taj Yasin was a member of the Central Java Regional House of Representatives (DPRD) from the United Development Party (PPP) faction from the Central Java II Electoral District. He sat on Commission E which oversees supervision in the field of Kesra including social, education, health, sports and youth, community and women's empowerment, child protection, family planning, regional libraries and archives, RSUD and RSKD, mental and spiritual. He is known as the son of a famous cleric from Rembang, Central Java, Maimun Zubair (1928–2019). He is considered a representative of religious circles, especially Nahdlatul Ulama. In addition, he is one of the leaders of the Central Java GP Ansor. |
Taj Yasin Maimoen | Education | Education
Yasin received his education at the Ghozaliyah Elementary Madrasah Sarang, Rembang Regency (1995), the Ghozaliyah Junior Madrasah Sarang, Rembang (1998), and the Al Anwar Senior Madrasah Sarang, Rembang (2001). He graduated from Bilad Al Sham University, Damascus, Syria. He graduated from Bilad Al Sham University, Damascus, Syria. |
Taj Yasin Maimoen | Political career | Political career
Before becoming Vice Governor of Central Java, he was a member of the Central Java Regional House of Representatives (DPRD) for the 2014–2018 period from the United Development Party (PPP). |
Taj Yasin Maimoen | Vice Governor of Central Java | Vice Governor of Central Java
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He ran in the 2018 Central Java gubernatorial election as vicr governor from incumbent Ganjar Pranowo and was supported by the PDI-P, PPP, Democratic, NasDem, Golkar, Hanura, Perindo and PSI. Long before becoming Ganjar Pranowo's running mate, he had actually been proposed as a candidate for vice governor by Ganjar Pranowo's rival, Sudirman Said. |
Taj Yasin Maimoen | Personal life | Personal life
Like most santri, he is often called by the nickname Gus Yasin. He lives in Karangmangu Village RT 04 RW 01, Sarang, Rembang Regency. The Deputy Chairperson of the PPP DPW is married to Nawal Yasin and has three children. In addition to studying in Rembang, Taj Yasin was also involved in Indonesian Islamic Students in Damascus, Syria. |
Taj Yasin Maimoen | Electoral history | Electoral history
Election Legislature Electoral district Vote acquisition Results 2024 Regional Representative Council Central Java 3,821,699 Elected |
Taj Yasin Maimoen | References | References
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Warneticaris | orphan | Warneticaris is a genus of extinct large phyllocarid crustaceans. It is known from very incomplete material from the Telychian of the Fentou Formation in Wuhan, China and Lochkov Formation in Europe, consisting of multiple incomplete telsons and a tail piece measuring around 2 cm in length. In Europe, W. cornwallisensis has been found in the Czech Republic which is originally called as Ceratiocaris cornwallisensis. Largest specimen of W. cornwallisensis is estimated to have telson length of . |
Warneticaris | Species | Species
Warneticaris cenomanensis Tromelin, 1874
Warneticaris cornwallisensis Copeland, 1960
Warneticaris grata Chlupáč, 1984 |
Warneticaris | References | References
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Yevheniy Skyba | short description | Yevheniy Volodymyrovych Skyba (; born 25 March 2003) is a Ukrainian professional footballer who plays as a defender for Chornomorets Odesa. |
Yevheniy Skyba | Career | Career
Skyba is a product of several sports schools in Bila Tserkva, Odesa, and Uzhhorod. In 2020, he started to play for the FC Mynai at youth competitions. He made his professional debut when he was loaned out to FSC Mariupol in the away match against Karpaty Lviv on 27 August 2022 in the Ukrainian First League in a 0-3 loss.
On 9 September 2024, Skyba signed a contract with Chornomorets Odesa. On 13 May 2025, he was recognized as the player of the UPL Round of 28 by a Ukrainian internet publisher "SportArena". |
Yevheniy Skyba | References | References |
Yevheniy Skyba | External links | External links
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Draft:Gardiner MacDougall | AFC submission |
Gardiner MacDougall born October 21, 1959) is a Canadian ice hockey coach for the Moncton Wildcats of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL). MacDougall has coached 36 seasons, 24 of those being with the University of New Brunswick. In his last season with the University of New Brunswick, he led the team to a 43-0 season making him the winningest coach in U Sports men’s hockey regular season history. He coached UNB into a record 12 University Cup gold medal games, winning 9 of those championships. 2024 marked MacDougall’s 17th appearance in the national championship tournament, a new record, and was his ninth consecutive appearance, moving him into a tie for second in that category.
Over his 24 seasons, MacDougall coached the REDS in 985 regular season, conference playoff, national championship tournament and exhibition or non-conference games. He amassed an impressive record of 732 wins, 232 losses and 21 ties for a .743 winning percentage.
MacDougall signed as an interim head coach with the Saint John Sea Dogs for the 2021-22 season after being eliminated from the playoffs. MacDougall then coached the team to a Memorial Cup win.
After the 2023-24 season with the University of New Brunswick he announced his retirement, and joined as head coach of the Moncton Wildcats, along with his son Taylor MacDougall as General Manager and Director of Hockey Operations. He coached them to a 52-9-2 season, winning the QMJHL title, the Gilles-Courteau Trophy. |
Draft:Gardiner MacDougall | Head coaching record | Head coaching record
Team Year Regular season Postseason Championship GP W L OTL Pts Finish W L Win% Result W L Win% Result UNB 2018–19 30 25 2 3 53 1st in AUS 5 0 Won AUS Title 3 0 Won University Cup UNB 2019–20 30 26 4 0 52 1st in AUS 5 1 Won AUS Title 1 0 Cancelled due to Covid UNB 2020–21 0 0 0 0 0 Cancelled due to Covid 0 0 Cancelled due to Covid 0 0 Cancelled due to Covid UNB 2021–22 24 24 21 3 42 1st in AUS 3 0 Won AUS Title 0 1 Lost in QF SNB 2021–22 0 0 0 0 0 Not on Team 0 0 Not on Team 3 1 Won Memorial Cup UNB 2022–23 30 24 4 2 50 1st in AUS 5 2 Won AUS Title 3 0 Won University Cup UNB 2023–24 30 30 0 0 60 1st in AUS 5 0 Won AUS Title 3 0 Won University CupUNB total 985 732 232 21 0 0 16 AUS Titles 0 0 9 University Cups MON 2024–25 64 53 9 2 108 1st in Maritimes 16 3 Won Gilles-Courteau Trophy 0 0 MON total 64 53 9 2 16 3 1 Gilles-Courteau Trophy 0 0 Total 1049 785 241 23 0 0 16 AUS Titles1 Gilles-Courteau Trophy 0 0 9 University Cups1 Memorial Cup |
Draft:Gardiner MacDougall | References | References |
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Amphissa undata | Short description | Amphissa undata is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Columbellidae, the dove snails. |
Amphissa undata | Description | Description
(Original description in Latin) The shell is small, reddish-brown, and turreted, covered with a thin epidermis. Its spire margins are nearly straight. The four nuclear whorls are smooth and swollen, forming a mammillated apex. The five normal whorls are very swollen, with impressed sutures. Nine very swollen, broad radial ribs are present, becoming obsolescent anteriorly and posteriorly, with wavy interspaces. The spiral lirae are more acute and distant, surpassing the ribs, and elegantly undulate along the interspaces; six to eight of these are shown on the spire. The aperture is oval, extended into a short, straight siphonal canal, and is not lirate within. The outer lip is acute, joined to an acute, projecting labium at the suture. The columella is flattened. The operculum is nassoid. |
Amphissa undata | Distribution | Distribution
This species is occurs from Monterey Bay, California, to Asunción Island, Baja California. |
Amphissa undata | References | References |
Amphissa undata | External links | External links
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Draft:Mon Rovia | Short description | Mon Rovîa (Janjay Lowe) is a Liberian indie pop singer. Mon Rovîa was born in Monrovia, Liberia, during the First Liberian Civil War. At the age of seven, he was adopted by Christian missionaries and relocated to the United States, living in various places including Florida, Montana, the Bahamas, and eventually settling in Tennessee. Raised in a devout household with limited exposure to secular music, Mon Rovîa began to question his identity and sought solace in journaling and learning instruments like the ukulele and guitar.
Mon Rovîa's musical journey began with the release of his 2020 EP Sunburnt, which showcased his introspective songwriting and unique sound. His music gained traction on platforms like TikTok, where his performances resonated with a growing audience, leading to recognition from artists such as Bella Hadid and Lexi Hidalgo. |
Draft:Mon Rovia | Musical Style | Musical Style
Mon Rovîa has described his style as "Afro-Appalachian." Mon Rovîa's Afro-Appalachian style is a fusion of his West African heritage and the folk traditions of Appalachia. His music often features instruments like the banjo and ukulele, and incorporates elements of gospel, blues, and indie folk. This blend not only reflects his personal journey but also highlights the often-overlooked African roots of American folk music. |
Draft:Mon Rovia | Discography | Discography
Dark Continent (2021)
Act 1: The Wandering - EP (2023)
Act 2: Trials - EP (2023)
Act 3: The Dying of Self - EP (2024)
Act 4: Atonement - EP (2025) |
Draft:Mon Rovia | References | References |
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Draft:Sean Lee Yun Feng | ''In this [[Chinese name]], the [[Chinese surname | In this Chinese name, the family name is Yun Feng
Sean Lee Yun Feng (Chinese: 李云峰; born September 26, 1977) is a Singaporean businessman, who is the chief executive officer (CEO) of Marco Polo Marine Ltd, the integrated marine logistic group credited for the first wind farm maintenance vessel designed in Asia. He became the CEO of Marco Polo Marine Ltd in July 2006 and has been its Director since September 13, 2007.
Early Life
Lee was born in Indonesia to businessman Lee Wan Tang, who worked in real estate before starting Marco Polo Shipping Pte Ltd in 1991 and Lai Qin Zhi, the former non-executive director of Marco Polo, currently a director at PT Sinar Bintang Makmur, Eurostone (Singapore) Pte Ltd., and New Resources Technology Pte Ltd.The family moved to Singapore permanently when Lee was eight years old. Lee graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the Murdoch University (Western Australia) in 1999 and a Master’s degree from INSEAD and Tsinghua University (Beijing) in 2011. In 2003, he took over the business and started the shipyard business, Marco Polo Shipyard Pte Ltd in 2005. Subsequently, he founded Marco Polo Marine Ltd in 2006, which expanded to include offshore operations in 2009. He became one of the youngest CEOs of a Singapore-listed company.
Career
thumb|Sean Lee, the CEO of Marco Polo Marine Pte Ltd.
Upon assuming leadership, Lee forayed into the shipyard business with Marco Polo Shipyard Pte Ltd in 2005 and founded Marco Polo Marine Ltd in 2006, which expanded to include offshore operations in 2009. In 2016, as Marco Polo Marine stood at the brink of collapse, due to the oil price crash, plummeting its revenue by 50%, Lee refused to give up. He spent the next year visiting 150 potential investors, got rejected 141 times before convincing nine of them to pool together $60 million. He believes in being prepared and transparent with all stakeholders, “sharing good news and risks.”
In an interview with SGX, Lee explained that during the survival and restructuring phase, the company pivoted towards renewables, repurposing some assets from serving the offshore oil and gas industry to exploring the offshore wind sector. It currently operates in Taiwan’s offshore wind sector and has inked agreements to pursue such projects in South Korea and Japan. For Mr Lee, leading this transition to support renewable energy marks a new chapter of his business.
Under his guidance, the company is developing two new specialised offshore wind service, operation and maintenance vessels namely: Service Operation Vessel (SOV) and the S83-21 Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (CSOV), designed in Asia for the first time. In April 2025, the company announced the successful flagging of its new CSOV, the MP Wind Archer, to the Republic of China, Taiwan.
Awards & Recognitions
In 2010, Lee won the ‘Young Entrepreneur of the Year’, Asia Pacific Enterprise Award (APEA).
In 2014, Seatrade honoured him with the ‘Seatrade Young Person of the Year’ award.
In 2022, he bagged the award for the Investors’ Choice Outstanding chief executive award.
Lee has been described as one of the best ‘value for money’ chief executives on the Singapore Exchange.
Personal Life
Lee married Taiwanese actor Vivian Hsu in 2017, seven years after being divorced with his ex-wife—with whom he has two daughters. The couple reportedly filed for divorce in 2013, citing personality differences and their long-distance relationship as the reasons for the split. Lee and Hsu have a son named Dalton.
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Débora Souza Silva | Short description | Débora Souza Silva is an Afro-Brazilian director, producer, writer, journalist, and filmmaker. She is best known for her feature documentary For Our Children (Netflix), and Fractured (Frontline |PBS). She received the Les Payne Founder's Award from the National Association of Black Journalists, the Creative Capital Award, and was selected for a New York Times Institute Fellowship. |
Débora Souza Silva | Career | Career
Silva began her career as an on-air television reporter and producer in Brazil, covering stories about race and social inequality. In 2016, she was awarded a fellowship with The Center for Investigative Reporting, where she produced a series of short documentaries focused on immigration and social justice. Her work has been featured by several news outlets, including PBS, BBC, The New York Times, TIME, Reveal News, KQED, and Fusion. |
Débora Souza Silva | Filmmaker | Filmmaker
Silva wrote, directed, and produced For Our Children, a documentary that chronicles the powerful convergence of two mothers, Reverend Wanda Johnson and Angela Williams, whose lives were forever altered by police brutality against young Black men. The film premiered at the 2022 San Francisco International Film Festival under its original title Black Mothers Love & Resist, was later acquired by Ava DuVernay's Array Releasing, and was released on Netflix on May 10, 2024, under the new title, For Our Children.
Directed, produced, and co-written by Silva, Fractured examines the mental health crisis in jails across the United States. The documentary is based on a radio and digital series released in 2023 by WFAE and FRONTLINE. |
Débora Souza Silva | Awards | Awards
Silva was named one of the winners of the 2021 Creative Capital Awards for her Black Mothers project. In 2022, she received the Sidewalk Film Festival Award for Best Black Lens Film. In 2023, she was honored with the Athena Film Festival Breakthrough Award and was nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the Winter Film Awards for Black Mothers Love & Resist.
In 2024, her documentary For Our Children was a finalist for the inaugural Sing Sing Film Festival award, an initiative by the The Marshall Project. In 2025, her film Sol in the Garden was recognized as an Athena Rising Stars selection at the Athena Film Festival. |
Débora Souza Silva | Filmography | Filmography
YearTitleDirectorProducerWriterRef.2022For Our Children (formerly Black Mothers Love & Resist)2023Fractured2025Sol in the Garden |
Débora Souza Silva | References | References |
Débora Souza Silva | External links | External links
Official website
Débora Souza Silva at Rotten Tomatoes
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Draft:ZTechnia (company) | AFC submission |
ZTechnia is a premium tech import, wholesale, distribution and retail company specializing in trade of major tech products including many premium brands. The company was founded on basis of Trust and Hassle Free Customer service. |
Draft:ZTechnia (company) | References | References |
Draft:ZTechnia (company) | Table of Content | AFC submission, References |
Draft:Kepez Mahmut Celalettin Ökten İmam Hatip Lisesi | Short description | Kepez Mahmut Celalettin Ökten Anadolu İmam Hatip Lisesi is Türkiye’s first high school to combine Anadolu İmam Hatip Fen Lisesi(Anatolian Religious Science High School) and Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi(Social Sciences High School) programmes. The school is founded in 2015. Anadolu İmam Hatip Fen Lisesi curriculum focuses on both science and religious education, while Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi targets social sciences such as history, geography, and sociology. |
Draft:Kepez Mahmut Celalettin Ökten İmam Hatip Lisesi | Erasmus Success | Erasmus Success
Kepez Mahmut Celalettin Ökten Anadolu İmam Hatip Lisesi had 18 European Union Erasmus+ projects accepted, with 300 students participating within one year.
There are currently 25 Erasmus+ projects on the school's website, these projects are: Traditions Include Values (TIV), Be Aware of and Protect Nature (BaPN), Integration of Information Technologies, ICT, Cultural Heritage and ICT, Catch the Date, Each Pupil Is A White Pigeon, New Era, Integration of Information and Technology, You Will Never Walk Alone, Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics, A Blended Classroom, Identities Diversity and European Unity, Different Countries Same Values, Integration of Immigrants, Diagnose Nature, Europe Is My Future, Culture Promotes Teaching and Learning, Robotics and Coding, Common Culture, Create Your Innovative Market, Social Media, Strengthening Diversity Equality and Inclusion, Job and Study Opportunities in Europe, Virtual Education Center, Digital World. |
Draft:Kepez Mahmut Celalettin Ökten İmam Hatip Lisesi | Notable Achievements | Notable Achievements
The school is ranked 6th among İmam Hatip high school in Türkiye and 6th among all high schools in Antalya in terms of the highest required entrance scores It has the highest minimum entrance score amongst İmam Hatip high schools in Antalya.4 students of the school placed in the top 1000 in YKS (University Entrance Exam of Türkiye). Kepez Mahmut Celalettin Ökten Anadolu İmam Hatip Lisesi has applied for six different TÜBİTAK(The Scientific and Technological Research Institution of Türkiye) projects in four different fields. The school folllows the preparatory class system for İmam Hatip high schools, where students study English and Arabic for one year starting their regular education. |
Draft:Kepez Mahmut Celalettin Ökten İmam Hatip Lisesi | About the School | About the School
According to the former mayor of the Kepez district Hakan Tütüncü, "Kepez Mahmut Celalettin Ökten İmam Hatip would be Türkiye's third school that Türkiye's Hafiz level students will receive education and it would be equipped with the latest technologies of the modern era." The school follows the Science High School programme and İmam Hatip School programme concurrently which means it maintains traditional values with contemporary education. The architectural design of the school and its dormitory is inspired by Seljuk architecture, the school is described as one of the notable schools in terms of design by local media. On the campus that includes 24 classrooms, there is a large library housing 10 000 books, a gym, and a dormitory with a capacity of 320 students. The school has a tradition of organising welcoming ceremonies, greeting new students every year in different ways. It is located in Kepez, the most populous district of Antalya. |
Draft:Kepez Mahmut Celalettin Ökten İmam Hatip Lisesi | References | References |
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