Jaanika Merilo

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'''Jaanika Merilo''' (born ''Jaanika Mihhalevitš)[https://ift.tt/2FFEDyH' is Ukrainian and Estonian reformer<ref></ref>, politicial<ref></ref> and civil activist<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>, philantropist<ref></ref> and and world reknown IT innovator<ref></ref>[https://www.am.ee/New-Europe-100-2015]. Advisor to Minister of Infrastructure of Ukraine<ref></ref>, advisor to Mayor of Dnipro<ref></ref> and Mayor of Lviv, regional manager of ELEKS Nordics<ref></ref>, expert in Ukrainian State Agency of E-Government<ref></ref> and founder of charity programs BookAngel<ref></ref> and SoundAngel<ref></ref>.

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Niko Schäuble

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'''Niko Schäuble''' (born 29 January 1962 in [[Stuttgart, Germany]]) is a German-Australian [[jazz drummer]], composer and sound engineer.

==Biography and work==
Schäuble studied in Berlin, with Manfred Burzlaff und Konstantinos Avgerinos among others. With Gebhard Ullmann, Andreas Willers and Hans-Dieter Lorenz (later Martin Lillich) he founded the quartet Out to Lunch in the mid-1980s. He was also a member of the band ''Elefanten'' and led his own band ''Tibetan Dixie''.

In 1989 he moved to Australia, and has lived since that time in [[Melbourne]]. He has recorded with and composed for the Australian Art Orchestra, and also with the Radiosinfonieorchester Frankfurt (now [[hr-Sinfonieorchester]]), the Berlin Jazz Composers Orchestra JJBC and the Berliner Saxophon Quartet, as well as soundtracks for series and films such as Stingers, Zoo's Company, Bunch of Fives, Neighbours and Bed of Roses.

He has also taught at the [[Victorian College of the Arts]], [[Monash University]] and the [[Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE]].

Since 2012 he has managed "Pughouse Studios", where he works as a producer and sound engineer.

==References==

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[[Category:Australian film score composers]]
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Shakuntala Bharne

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'''Shakuntala Bharne''' is an Indian vocalist,writer, poet and announcer at All India Radio.<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref><ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>She is an writer and activist of the Konkani movement.<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>

== Career ==
She acquired her musical training under the guidance of [[Gangubai Hangal]], for which she had to be in Hubli. She has done double graduation.She has written two books on music - Swaranand and Naadbrahm,for which she received Konkani Academy and Konkani Bhasha Mandal award. She also wrote the biography of Pt. [[Prabhakar Karekar]].<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref> She released an album called 'Goph' at Swaranjali, a tribute concert to Gangubai Hangal.<ref> The Navhind Times|last=|first=|date=10 July 2017|website=|language=en-US|archive-url=|archive-date=|dead-url=|access-date=2019-03-29}}</ref> She was one of the poets at Uttējana, a poetry recital in Konkani, in 2014.<ref></ref>In 2016, she performed at ''Vasant Bahar - Konkani Geetancho Haar,'' a Konkani musical programme.<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref> In 2017, she performed at ''Ghumttachem Fest,'' in Socorro.<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>

== External Links ==
Website : https://ift.tt/2V25WKl

== References ==
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NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships – Men's 5,000 meter run

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This is a list of the [[NCAA Men's Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships|NCAA indoor champions]] in a long distance event. It is the longest race on the NCAA indoor track program. Generally that was the 3 mile run until 1982, and after 6 years of dormancy, the [[5000 meters]] being contested since 1989. Hand timing was used until 1975, starting in 1976 [[fully automatic timing]] was used.<ref>https://ift.tt/2TXq2bV GBR Athletics</ref>

==Champions==
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:y=yards
:w=[[wind assistance|wind aided]]
:A=Altitude assisted
===Three mile run===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:90%; width: 80%; text-align: center;"
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! Year
! Name, (Country)
!Team
! Time
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|1974
|[[John Ngeno]]
|Wash St
| 13:20.8y
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|1975
|[[John Ngeno]]
|Wash St
| 13:14.4y
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|1976
|[[John Ngeno]]
|Wash St
| 13:20.34y
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|1977
|[[Luis Hernández (athlete)|Luis Hernández]]
|Brigham Y
| 13:20.55y
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|1978
|[[John Treacy]]
|Providence
| 13:10.20y
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|1979
|[[Mike Musyoki]]
|UTEP
| 13:21.64y
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|1980
|[[Solomon Chebor]]
|FDU-Teaneck
| 13:20.94y
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|1981
|[[Mike Musyoki]]
|UTEP
| 13:25.03y
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|1982
|[[Gabriel Kamau]]
|UTEP
| 13:07.81y
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===5000 Meters===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:90%; width: 80%; text-align: center;"
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! Year
! Name, (Country)
!Team
! Time
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|1989
|[[John Scherer]]
|Michigan
| 14:18.05
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|1990
|[[Jonah Koech]]
|Iowa St
| 13:37.94
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|1991
|[[Jonah Koech]]
|Iowa St
| 13:36.64
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|1992
|[[Jon Brown]]
|Iowa St
| 13:42.93
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|1993
|[[Jonah Koech]]
|Iowa St
| 13:47.18
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|1994
|[[Jason Bunston]]
|Arkansas
| 13:48.07
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|1995
|[[Mark Carroll (runner)|Mark Carroll]]
|Providence
| 13:55.15
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|1996
|[[Jason Casiano]]
|Wisconsin
| 13:50.08
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|1997
|[[Mebrahtom Keflezighi]]
|UCLA
| 13:52.72
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|1998
|[[Bradley Hauser|Brad Hauser]]
|Stanford
| 13:58.50
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|1999
|[[Bradley Hauser|Brad Hauser]]
|Stanford
| 13:52.79
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|2000
|[[David Kimani]]
|South Alabama
| 13:52.58
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|2001
|[[David Kimani]]
|Alabama
| 13:42.32
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|2002
|[[Alistair Cragg]]
|Arkansas
| 13:49.80
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|2003
|[[Alistair Cragg]]
|Arkansas
| 13:28.93
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|2004
|[[Alistair Cragg]]
|Arkansas
| 13:39.63
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|2005
|[[Ian Dobson (athlete)|Ian Dobson]]
|Stanford
| 13:43.36
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|2006
|[[Josphat Boit]]
|Arkansas
| 13:49.93
|}

==References==


[[Category:NCAA Track and Field Championships]]
[[Category:Track and field]]
[[Category:Running]]
[[Category:College athletes in the United States]]

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Nguyễn Văn Tồn

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[[File:Tượng Thống chế Điều bát.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Nguyễn Văn Tồn]]
Thống chế Điều bát '''Nguyễn Văn Tồn''' (, 1763–1820) was a general and official of the [[Nguyễn dynasty]] of [[Vietnam]].

He was a [[Khmer Krom]]. He was either born in [[Càng Long]]<ref name=vinhlong></ref> or in [[Trà Ôn]], [[Cần Thơ Province]]<ref></ref> (in present-day [[Vĩnh Long Province]]). His Khmer name was ''Duồn''<ref></ref> or ''Duông''.<ref>[[Vương Hồng Sển]], ''Tự vị tiếng Việt miền Nam'' (Nhà xuất bản. Trẻ, Tp HCM, 1999, tr.443)</ref><!--Is his Khmer name "Duong"(ឌួង)?--> At first he was a slave. He followed [[Nguyễn Ánh]] to [[Bangkok]] in 1784, in there he was promoted to ''cai đội'' and took the Vietnamese name Nguyễn Văn Tồn. He followed Nguyễn Ánh back to Southern Vietnam in 1787. He gathered an army of several thousand Khmers in [[Trà Vinh]] and Mân Thít (present-day [[Mang Thít]]), called the ''Xiêm binh đồn'' (暹兵屯, lit. "Siamese soldiers' camp"), to reinforce Nguyễn Ánh.

Tồn joint the battle of [[Quy Nhơn]] in 1801. He was captured by [[Tây Sơn dynasty|Tây Sơn rebels]]. He was appreciated by Tây Sơn generals and joint the rebels. He did fight bravely for them, however, not long after he escaped and joint the [[Nguyễn lords|Nguyễn]] army again. He was promoted to ''cai cơ'' in the next year and sent to Trà Vinh and Mân Thít.

[[Siam]]ese invaded [[Cambodia]] in 1811. Nguyễn Văn Tồn and [[Nguyễn Văn Thoại]] were sent to help him. They defeated Siamese army in [[Longvek]]. Nguyễn Văn Tồn was left in [[Phnom Penh]] to "protect" the Cambodian king [[Ang Chan II|Ang Chan]]. He was promoted to ''thống chế'' (統制), and received the title ''Dung Ngọc hầu'' (lit. Marquess Dung Ngọc) from Nguyễn dynasty.<ref></ref>

Nguyễn Văn Tồn was appointed ''Điều bát nhung vụ'' in 1819. He was sent to [[Châu Đốc]] to dig the [[Vĩnh Tế Canal]]. He died in the next year. [[Minh Mạng|Emperor Minh Mạng]] mourned his death; the emperor compared him with [[Jin Midi]], a prominent official of the Chinese [[Han Dynasty]] of [[Xiongnu]] ethnicity.<ref></ref>

His tomb was in present-day [[Trà Ôn District]], [[Vĩnh Long Province]]. The tomb was called ''Lăng ông Tiền quân Thống chế Điều bát'' by local people.<ref name=vinhlong/>

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Social Development Fund of IDP of the Republic of Azerbaijan

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Social Development Fund of IDP of the [[Azerbaijan|Republic of Azerbaijan]] is located in the city of [[Baku]]. It focuses on the improvement of life conditions of internally displaced population of the Republic of Azerbaijan who reside in the buildings that are dangerous to live or built due to specific purposes (military, education especially dormitories, or healthcare) and in [[Baku]], [[Sumqayit|Sumgait]] and other cities and districts of the country by implementation of economic development plans aims to reduce poverty, create new work places, establish agricultural facilities (especially, for people who are busy for this sector) and so on. The Supreme is governed by the supreme body “Board of Observers.”<ref name=":0">Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>

== General information ==
The fund operates under the Cabinet of Ministers of the [[Azerbaijan|Republic of Azerbaijan]] according to the resolution of the [[President of Azerbaijan|President of the Republic of Azerbaijan.]]

The fund conduct its activities in accordance with the law of the [[Azerbaijan|Republic of Azerbaijan]], instructions of the President and Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Azerbaijan, and Guide for Operations that basically defines the principles the fund should follow.

The fund was established for non-commercial purposes.<ref name=":0" />

== History ==
The Social Development Fund of IDP of the [[Azerbaijan|Republic of Azerbaijan]] was established based on the presidential decree “On solving the problems of refugees and internally displaced persons” dated to 6 December 1999.<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref><ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref><ref name=":1">Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>

== Objectives ==
The major goal of the fund is to create better environment for IDP people by allocation of finance and implementation of effective usage of it in order to improve social infrastructure and standards of life. For this purpose, the fund attempt to prepare and develop certain proposals that suggest opening of new work places and realization of micro-projects in order to reduce poverty and increase the quality of life.<ref name=":0" />

== Rights of the fund ==
Entering into agreements within the territory of the [[Azerbaijan|Republic of Azerbaijan]] and abroad with legal entities;

Using the property that is under its control;

Purchasing and hiring different kinds of moveable and immoveable property in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Azerbaijan;

Setting up relations with organizations, banks or other entities according to the law;

Opening accounts within the country and obtain credits in Azerbaijani manat or other foreign currencies;

Using the services of experts and advisors who are working independently from the fund in order to carry out its duties.<ref name=":1" />

== External links ==
[https://ift.tt/2U3bIi5 '''STATE COMMITTEE FOR AFFAIRS OF REFUGEES AND INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS OF THE REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN''']

== References ==
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[[Category:Government of Azerbaijan]]
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[[Category:Organizations based in Azerbaijan by subject]]
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NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships – Men's Mile run

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This is a list of the [[NCAA Men's Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships|NCAA indoor champions]] in the [[Mile run]]. This is the only event on the NCAA schedule that has not transitioned from imperial measurements to metric. Hand timing was used until 1975, starting in 1976 [[fully automatic timing]] was used.<ref>https://ift.tt/2TXq2bV GBR Athletics</ref>

==Champions==
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:y=yards
:w=[[wind assistance|wind aided]]
:A=Altitude assisted

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:90%; width: 80%; text-align: center;"
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! Year
! Name, (Country)
!Team
! Time
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|1965
|[[Chris Johnson (athlete)|Chris Johnson]]
|Southern Cal
| 4:08.0
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|1966
|[[Conrad Nightingale]]
|Kansas St
| 4:03.4
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|1967
|[[Jim Ryun]]
|Kansas
| 3:58.6
|-
|1968
|[[Jim Ryun]]
|Kansas
| 4:06.8
|-
|1969
|[[Jim Ryun]]
|Kansas
| 4:02.6
|-
|1970
|[[Howell Michael]]
|William & Mary
| 4:03.1
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|1971
|[[Marty Liquori]]
|Villanova
| 4:04.7
|-
|1972
|[[Ken Popejoy (runner)|Ken Popejoy]]
|Michigan St
| 4:02.9
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|1973
|[[Dave Wottle]]
|Bowling Green
| 4:03.4
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|1974
|[[Tony Waldrop]]
|North Carolina
| 3:59.5
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|1975
|[[Eamonn Coghlan]]
|Villanova
| 4:02.0
|-
|1976
|[[Eamonn Coghlan]]
|Villanova
| 4:01.48
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|1977
|[[Wilson Waigwa]]
|UTEP
| 3:58.97
|-
|1978
|[[James Munyala]]
|UTEP
| 3:59.81
|-
|1979
|[[Suleiman Nyambui]]
|UTEP
| 3:57.89
|-
|1980
|[[Suleiman Nyambui]]
|UTEP
| 4:05.26
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|1981
|[[Suleiman Nyambui]]
|UTEP
| 4:01.85
|-
|1982
|[[Suleiman Nyambui]]
|UTEP
| 4:00.65
|-
|1983
|[[Jim Spivey]]
|Indiana
| 3:59.95
|-
|1984
|[[Bob Verbeeck]]
|Iowa St
| 3:52.85*
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|1985
|[[Paul Donovan (athlete)|Paul Donovan]]
|Arkansas
| 3:43.48*
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|1986
|[[Paul Larkins]]
|Oklahoma St
| 4:01.38†
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|1987
|[[Mike Stahr|Michael Stahr]]
|Georgetown
| 4:02.33†
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|1988
|[[Joe Falcon]]
|Arkansas
| 3:59.78
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|1989
|[[Joe Falcon]]
|Arkansas
| 3:58.06
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|1990
|[[Bob Whelan]]
|Kentucky
| 3:58.77
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|1991
|[[Bob Kennedy (athlete)|Bob Kennedy]]
|Indiana
| 3:58.11
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|1992
|[[Andy Keith]]
|Providence
| 4:02.39
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|1993
|[[Niall Bruton]]
|Arkansas
| 4:00.05
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|1994
|[[Niall Bruton]]
|Arkansas
| 3:59.34
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|1995
|[[Kevin Sullivan (runner)|Kevin Sullivan]]
|Michigan
| 3:55.33
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|1996
|[[Julius Achon]]
|George Mason
| 4:02.83
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|1997
|[[Julius Achon]]
|George Mason
| 3:59.85
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|1998
|[[Kevin Sullivan (runner)|Kevin Sullivan]]
|Michigan
| 4:03.54
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|1999
|[[Bernard Lagat]]
|Wash St
| 3:55.65
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|2000
|[[Gabe Jennings]]
|Stanford
| 3:59.46
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|2001
|[[Bryan Berryhill]]
|Colorado St
| 3:56.84
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|2002
|[[Christian Goy]]
|Illnois St
| 4:00.06
|-
|2003
|[[Chris Mulvaney]]
|Arkansas
| 4:05.70
|-
|2004
|[[Sean Jefferson]]
|Indiana
| 4:00.16
|-
|2005
|[[Nick Willis]]
|Michigan
| 4:00.69
|-
|2006
|[[Christian Smith (athlete)|Christian Smith]]
|Kansas St
| 4:12.75
|}

==References==


[[Category:NCAA Track and Field Championships]]
[[Category:Track and field]]
[[Category:Running]]
[[Category:College athletes in the United States]]

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