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The highway begins as a two-lane highway at an interchange with US 70A/US 79 (W Main Street/SR 76 at the southwestern edge of town.
It heads north through some industrial areas, where it has an intersection with SR 152.
The highway then curves to the east through more industrial areas to cross a railroad overpass and enter a business district and come to an intersection with US 45W and US 45W Business (N Central Avenue/SR 5), where it widens to a four-lane highway and US 45W joins the highway.
They then pass through some neighborhoods, where they cross over another railroad overpass, before US 70A Bypass/US 79 Bypass come to an end at an intersection with US 70A/US 79 (Eastend Drive/SR 76), with the Humboldt Bypass, and unsigned SR 366, continuing south along US 45W.
The highway now curves to the south and passes through more rural areas, where it has an intersection with SR 152 (E Mitchell Street), shortly before coming to an end at an intersection with US 45W Business (E Main Street/SR 5), with the road continuing south towards Three Way as US 45W (SR 5).
Jennifer Mordue
A. Jennifer Mordue FRES is an entomologist in the United Kingdom.
She is Emeritus Professor of Zoology at the University of Aberdeen, the first female professor of zoology at the university.
Mordue was educated at the University of Sheffield graduating with a BSc in Zoology.
Mordue's research has looked at why humans have different attractiveness to insects such as biting midges "Culicoides impunctatus", later research showed that taller people were more likely to be bitten.
Mordue researched the sex pheromone n-heptadecane of the biting midge "Culicoides nubeculosus", this could be used to make a trap to lure the insects away from livestock and humans.
She has also researched the DNA of the several "Culicoides" species of midges that transmit bluetongue, a disease of livestock.
In 2002 Mordue was awarded the Lampitt Medal for outstanding services to the Society of Chemical Industry.
Tatiana Țîbuleac
Tatiana Tibuleac (born 1978) is a Moldovan-Romanian writer.
She was born in Chisinau and studied journalism and communications at Moldova State University.
She first gained renown for her "True Stories" column which appeared in the "Flux" newspaper in the mid-1990s.
She also worked as a TV reporter and news anchor in Chisinau.
She moved to Paris in 2008.
She published her first book "Fabule Moderne" (short stories) in 2014, and her first novel "Vara în care mama a avut ochii verzi" in 2017.
The novel won multiple literary prizes and has been translated into French and Spanish.
Her second novel "Grădina de sticlă" won the EU Prize for Literature.
Balkapan Inn
The Balkapan Inn or Balkapan Han was an inn in the Fener neighbourhood of Istanbul.
Built upon extensive medieval vaults, it is first mentioned in historical sources in the 17th century, when it was the base of Egyptian honey merchants in Constantinople.
In the 19th century it became a centre of social, commercial and cultural life for Christians travelling to the city from Ottoman Bulgaria, especially tailors.
The first Bulgarian language printing press was set up on the premises in 1849.
Luis Gamíz
Luis Javier Gamíz Ávila (born 4 April 2000) is a Mexican footballer who currently plays as a midfielder for Club Tijuana.
Hōjō Coal Mine Disaster
Mitsubishi formally opened the Hōjō mine in 1908.
It was the seventh mine in an elaborate network of mines known as the Mitsubishi Chikuho coalfield.
The mine was a shaft mine that pioneered deep shaft mining in Japan and was one of the deeper mines of its day, at parts was deep.
On December 15, 1914 coal dust and methane gas mixed together in the air until some sort of spark set off a giant explosion.
The blast sent the mine shaft cage, used to take miners in and out of the mine, flying out of the mine shaft.
After the explosion, the owners of mine cut up hundreds of oranges and tossed them down the shaft thinking that the citrus would negate the poison gas fumes.
As the rescuers went down into the mine they "Each held a summer orange in their mouth and went down breathing only through their noses" under the same belief.
After a short while to prevent the fire from spreading underground and destroying valuable coal the mine's entrances were sealed to put out the fire but as a result, also killing anyone who survived the initial explosion underground.
As with most Japanese mines the wives worked with their husbands and an estimated 20% of those killed were women.
Deaths by mine sector location.
Notes
References
Kalena Bovell
Kalena Bovell is an American conductor.
Bovell is of both African-American and Hispanic heritage.
She is currently conducting at the Memphis Symphony Orchestra.
Bovell grew up in Los Angeles after moving there from Panama.
Her parents immigrated from Central America and worked hard to support their family.
She first found out about classical music when she was eleven and her first "private lesson" occurred when she was 18.
Bovell played the violin.
She discovered her love of conducting at Chapman University which she graduated from in 2009.
She attended graduate school at The Hartt School.
Bovell has worked as the Orchestra Director at the Loomis Chaffee School and in 2015 staged the "Swan Princess", an adaptation of "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky.
In 2017, the "Chicago Tribune" wrote that her skill at conducting "Slavonic Dances: Opus 46 No.
2 and Opus 72 No.
7" by Antonín Dvořák was "brilliant."
Bovell became the assistant conductor for the Memphis Symphony Orchestra in 2019.
Currently, Bovell is the only African-American and Hispanic conductor in the United States.
Marta Dzido
Marta Dzido (born 1981) is a Polish writer and documentary filmmaker.
She studied at the Polish Film School in Łódź, and has shot and/or directed a number of documentaries, among them the award-winning "Downtown" (2010) and "Solidarity According to Women" (2014).
She has also written several novels and a non-fiction book "Women of Solidarity" (2016).
She won the European Union Prize for Literature for her novel "Frajda" (2018).
Wladimir Klitschko vs. Lamon Brewster
Wladimir Klitschko vs. Lamon Brewster was a professional boxing match contested between former WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko and Lamon Brewster for the vacant WBO heavyweight title.
The event took place on 10 April 2004 at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Last Vegas, Nevada.
After his shock knockout defeat at the hands of Corrie Sanders, first brought in new trainer Freddie Roach to assist lead trainer Fritz Sdunek for his quick knockouts of Fabio Eduardo Moli and Danell Nicholson.
Following these fights Roach left the Klitschko camp to make way for new lead trainer Emanuel Steward who had become avaliable after the retirement of WBC & Lineal champion Lennox Lewis.
Brewster was on a five fight win streak (all by TKO) since his 2000 defeats against Clifford Etienne & Charles Shufford, he was previously set to challenge newly crowned WBO title holder Corrie Sanders, who declined the fight in favour of a bout with Vitali Klitschko for the vacent WBC belt.
He was then set to face David Tua for the vacent belt in February 2004 before Tua unexpectedly pulled out.
In the midst of this, in October 2003, his veteran trainer Bill Slayton died at the age of 81.
After a press conference before the fight Brewster was seen in tears after talking about Slayton death, leading to comparisons with Buster Douglas who's mother passed away in the build up to his title bout with Mike Tyson.
On the day of the fight Brewster was a 7 to 1 underdog.
The first four rounds were dominated by Klitschko, who knocked Brewster down in the fourth with a right hand and appeared to be close to stopping the American but he made through the round.
In the fifth round Klitschko appeared somewhat fatigued and with less than a minute left in the round Brewster caught him with a pair of left hooks than sent him into ropes which referee Robert Byrd classified as a knockdown.
Brewster then dominated the remainder of round before Klitschko hit the canvas shortly after bell sounded to end the round.
After making it to his feet Klitschko attempted to return to his corner but Byrd waved the fight off giving Brewster a TKO victory and the WBO belt.
Throughout the fight Klitschko landed 39% of his punches while Brewster landed 27%.
Brewster dedicated his victory to Slayden, and would make his first defence five months later against Kali Meehan.
Nearly a month after the fight Klitschko's attorney Judd Burstein sent the U.S. Attorney's office in Las Vegas a letter asking for a federal investigation of the fight, citing what he said were "mysterious circumstances" surrounding the fight.
These concerns were dismissed by Nevada Athletic Commission executive director Marc Ratner sho said "We were so concerned that night that we sent him to the trauma unit instead of the emergency room with a neurosurgeon in the ambulance," Ratner said.
"He took all the appropriate tests, both urine and blood.
There was nothing in those tests irregular or remarkable."
No proof of wrongdoing was ever found.
The two boxers would have a rematch in 2007 with Brewster's corner asking the fight to be stopped at the end of the sixth round, and throughout the rest of his long carrer Klitschko would use this loss as driving force saying in an interview with ESPN's Dan Rafael "I will be thankful to Lamon until my grave.
It's something that changed my life.
I'm not sure what I would have become had I won.
That fight changed my life for the good.
".
Confirmed bouts:
Bia Doria
Beatriz Maria Bettanin Doria, better known as Bia Doria (born 8 May 1961), is a Brazilian plastic artist, and current First Lady of São Paulo (state), being married to Governor João Doria.
In October 2016, soon after her husband had won the 2016 São Paulo mayoral election, Bia Doria gave an interview to Folha de S.Paulo newspaper where she stated not knowing famous places in São Paulo center region (mostly visited by poorer people) and that the Avanhandava Street (known for its fine dining restaurants) was the only place safe enough for one to walk on "as in New York".
About the rampant social inequality of the city, she said something should be done to diminish the gap between the rich and the poor because "it's not good to have an employee with nutritional problems".
She also mentioned she would never ride on São Paulo's bikeways due to safety issues.
Besides the elitist tone of her declarations, she said she felt comfortable near poor people, and compared herself to Eva Perón.
The interview was held inside her Porsche Cayenne.
The interview had wide negative repercussion for her and her husband's image.
Bia's personal website was hacked the on same day the interview was published.
After the episode, Bia Doria avoided giving further interviews.

The highway begins as a two-lane highway at an interchange with US 70A/US 79 (W Main Street/SR 76 at the southwestern edge of town.

It heads north through some industrial areas, where it has an intersection with SR 152.

The highway then curves to the east through more industrial areas to cross a railroad overpass and enter a business district and come to an intersection with US 45W and US 45W Business (N Central Avenue/SR 5), where it widens to a four-lane highway and US 45W joins the highway.

They then pass through some neighborhoods, where they cross over another railroad overpass, before US 70A Bypass/US 79 Bypass come to an end at an intersection with US 70A/US 79 (Eastend Drive/SR 76), with the Humboldt Bypass, and unsigned SR 366, continuing south along US 45W.

The highway now curves to the south and passes through more rural areas, where it has an intersection with SR 152 (E Mitchell Street), shortly before coming to an end at an intersection with US 45W Business (E Main Street/SR 5), with the road continuing south towards Three Way as US 45W (SR 5).

Jennifer Mordue

A. Jennifer Mordue FRES is an entomologist in the United Kingdom.

She is Emeritus Professor of Zoology at the University of Aberdeen, the first female professor of zoology at the university.

Mordue was educated at the University of Sheffield graduating with a BSc in Zoology.

Mordue's research has looked at why humans have different attractiveness to insects such as biting midges "Culicoides impunctatus", later research showed that taller people were more likely to be bitten.

Mordue researched the sex pheromone n-heptadecane of the biting midge "Culicoides nubeculosus", this could be used to make a trap to lure the insects away from livestock and humans.

She has also researched the DNA of the several "Culicoides" species of midges that transmit bluetongue, a disease of livestock.

In 2002 Mordue was awarded the Lampitt Medal for outstanding services to the Society of Chemical Industry.

Tatiana Țîbuleac

Tatiana Tibuleac (born 1978) is a Moldovan-Romanian writer.

She was born in Chisinau and studied journalism and communications at Moldova State University.

She first gained renown for her "True Stories" column which appeared in the "Flux" newspaper in the mid-1990s.

She also worked as a TV reporter and news anchor in Chisinau.

She moved to Paris in 2008.

She published her first book "Fabule Moderne" (short stories) in 2014, and her first novel "Vara în care mama a avut ochii verzi" in 2017.

The novel won multiple literary prizes and has been translated into French and Spanish.

Her second novel "Grădina de sticlă" won the EU Prize for Literature.

Balkapan Inn

The Balkapan Inn or Balkapan Han was an inn in the Fener neighbourhood of Istanbul.

Built upon extensive medieval vaults, it is first mentioned in historical sources in the 17th century, when it was the base of Egyptian honey merchants in Constantinople.

In the 19th century it became a centre of social, commercial and cultural life for Christians travelling to the city from Ottoman Bulgaria, especially tailors.

The first Bulgarian language printing press was set up on the premises in 1849.

Luis Gamíz

Luis Javier Gamíz Ávila (born 4 April 2000) is a Mexican footballer who currently plays as a midfielder for Club Tijuana.

Hōjō Coal Mine Disaster

Mitsubishi formally opened the Hōjō mine in 1908.

It was the seventh mine in an elaborate network of mines known as the Mitsubishi Chikuho coalfield.

The mine was a shaft mine that pioneered deep shaft mining in Japan and was one of the deeper mines of its day, at parts was deep.

On December 15, 1914 coal dust and methane gas mixed together in the air until some sort of spark set off a giant explosion.

The blast sent the mine shaft cage, used to take miners in and out of the mine, flying out of the mine shaft.

After the explosion, the owners of mine cut up hundreds of oranges and tossed them down the shaft thinking that the citrus would negate the poison gas fumes.

As the rescuers went down into the mine they "Each held a summer orange in their mouth and went down breathing only through their noses" under the same belief.

After a short while to prevent the fire from spreading underground and destroying valuable coal the mine's entrances were sealed to put out the fire but as a result, also killing anyone who survived the initial explosion underground.

As with most Japanese mines the wives worked with their husbands and an estimated 20% of those killed were women.

Deaths by mine sector location.

Notes

References

Kalena Bovell

Kalena Bovell is an American conductor.

Bovell is of both African-American and Hispanic heritage.

She is currently conducting at the Memphis Symphony Orchestra.

Bovell grew up in Los Angeles after moving there from Panama.

Her parents immigrated from Central America and worked hard to support their family.

She first found out about classical music when she was eleven and her first "private lesson" occurred when she was 18.

Bovell played the violin.

She discovered her love of conducting at Chapman University which she graduated from in 2009.

She attended graduate school at The Hartt School.

Bovell has worked as the Orchestra Director at the Loomis Chaffee School and in 2015 staged the "Swan Princess", an adaptation of "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky.

In 2017, the "Chicago Tribune" wrote that her skill at conducting "Slavonic Dances: Opus 46 No.

2 and Opus 72 No.

7" by Antonín Dvořák was "brilliant."

Bovell became the assistant conductor for the Memphis Symphony Orchestra in 2019.

Currently, Bovell is the only African-American and Hispanic conductor in the United States.

Marta Dzido

Marta Dzido (born 1981) is a Polish writer and documentary filmmaker.

She studied at the Polish Film School in Łódź, and has shot and/or directed a number of documentaries, among them the award-winning "Downtown" (2010) and "Solidarity According to Women" (2014).

She has also written several novels and a non-fiction book "Women of Solidarity" (2016).

She won the European Union Prize for Literature for her novel "Frajda" (2018).

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Lamon Brewster

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Lamon Brewster was a professional boxing match contested between former WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko and Lamon Brewster for the vacant WBO heavyweight title.

The event took place on 10 April 2004 at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Last Vegas, Nevada.

After his shock knockout defeat at the hands of Corrie Sanders, first brought in new trainer Freddie Roach to assist lead trainer Fritz Sdunek for his quick knockouts of Fabio Eduardo Moli and Danell Nicholson.

Following these fights Roach left the Klitschko camp to make way for new lead trainer Emanuel Steward who had become avaliable after the retirement of WBC & Lineal champion Lennox Lewis.

Brewster was on a five fight win streak (all by TKO) since his 2000 defeats against Clifford Etienne & Charles Shufford, he was previously set to challenge newly crowned WBO title holder Corrie Sanders, who declined the fight in favour of a bout with Vitali Klitschko for the vacent WBC belt.

He was then set to face David Tua for the vacent belt in February 2004 before Tua unexpectedly pulled out.

In the midst of this, in October 2003, his veteran trainer Bill Slayton died at the age of 81.

After a press conference before the fight Brewster was seen in tears after talking about Slayton death, leading to comparisons with Buster Douglas who's mother passed away in the build up to his title bout with Mike Tyson.

On the day of the fight Brewster was a 7 to 1 underdog.

The first four rounds were dominated by Klitschko, who knocked Brewster down in the fourth with a right hand and appeared to be close to stopping the American but he made through the round.

In the fifth round Klitschko appeared somewhat fatigued and with less than a minute left in the round Brewster caught him with a pair of left hooks than sent him into ropes which referee Robert Byrd classified as a knockdown.

Brewster then dominated the remainder of round before Klitschko hit the canvas shortly after bell sounded to end the round.

After making it to his feet Klitschko attempted to return to his corner but Byrd waved the fight off giving Brewster a TKO victory and the WBO belt.

Throughout the fight Klitschko landed 39% of his punches while Brewster landed 27%.

Brewster dedicated his victory to Slayden, and would make his first defence five months later against Kali Meehan.

Nearly a month after the fight Klitschko's attorney Judd Burstein sent the U.S. Attorney's office in Las Vegas a letter asking for a federal investigation of the fight, citing what he said were "mysterious circumstances" surrounding the fight.

These concerns were dismissed by Nevada Athletic Commission executive director Marc Ratner sho said "We were so concerned that night that we sent him to the trauma unit instead of the emergency room with a neurosurgeon in the ambulance," Ratner said.

"He took all the appropriate tests, both urine and blood.

There was nothing in those tests irregular or remarkable."

No proof of wrongdoing was ever found.

The two boxers would have a rematch in 2007 with Brewster's corner asking the fight to be stopped at the end of the sixth round, and throughout the rest of his long carrer Klitschko would use this loss as driving force saying in an interview with ESPN's Dan Rafael "I will be thankful to Lamon until my grave.

It's something that changed my life.

I'm not sure what I would have become had I won.

That fight changed my life for the good.

".

Confirmed bouts:

Bia Doria

Beatriz Maria Bettanin Doria, better known as Bia Doria (born 8 May 1961), is a Brazilian plastic artist, and current First Lady of São Paulo (state), being married to Governor João Doria.

In October 2016, soon after her husband had won the 2016 São Paulo mayoral election, Bia Doria gave an interview to Folha de S.Paulo newspaper where she stated not knowing famous places in São Paulo center region (mostly visited by poorer people) and that the Avanhandava Street (known for its fine dining restaurants) was the only place safe enough for one to walk on "as in New York".

About the rampant social inequality of the city, she said something should be done to diminish the gap between the rich and the poor because "it's not good to have an employee with nutritional problems".

She also mentioned she would never ride on São Paulo's bikeways due to safety issues.

Besides the elitist tone of her declarations, she said she felt comfortable near poor people, and compared herself to Eva Perón.

The interview was held inside her Porsche Cayenne.

The interview had wide negative repercussion for her and her husband's image.

Bia's personal website was hacked the on same day the interview was published.

After the episode, Bia Doria avoided giving further interviews.