title: Paul Buissière

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Paul Buissière or Bussière (died 1739) was a French surgeon and anatomist, who settled in England.

Life
Buissière was a Huguenot, who practised in the principality of Orange before emigrating first to Copenhagen. He was naturalised in England on 10 October 1688, and built a reputation as a practitioner in Suffolk Street, Pall Mall, London. He was the surgeon who attended the leading statesman Robert Harley when he was stabbed at the  Council table by the double agent Antoine de Guiscard, in March 1711; he also attended the assassin after his committal to Newgate Prison. Many years later he was consulted on the last illness of Queen Caroline of Ansbach in November 1737. He was then thought to be at least 80 years old, but was still regarded as the finest physician in London.

Buissière was one of the first to introduce a course of lectures on anatomy and physiology into England. He had been admitted a foreign member of the Royal Society on 22 May 1700, was placed on the home list in 1713, and chosen one of the council in 1719.

Buissière died at his house in Suffolk Street in January 1739, and left money to the French Hospital in London, of which he had been elected governor in 1729.

Works
Buissière wrote:

 Lettre à M. Bourdelin pour servir de réponse au sieur Méry sur l'Usage du Trou ovale dans le Fœtus, Paris, 1700.
 Nouvelle Déscription anatomique du Cœur des Tortues terrestres de l'Amérique et de ses Vaisseaux, Paris, 1713.

He contributed six papers on anatomical subjects to Philosophical Transactions. Other papers were in the Mémoires of the Academy of Sciences of Paris, of which he became a corresponding member in March 1699, and in the Acta Eruditorum. He also maintained a scientific correspondence with Sir Hans Sloane, which went to the archives of the Royal Society.

Notes

Attribution

Year of birth missing
1739 deaths
French surgeons
Huguenots
Fellows of the Royal Society
French emigrants to England


title: Dron & Dickson

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Dron & Dickson is a United Kingdom company specialising in integrated supply, installation and maintenance of harsh & hazardous area electrical equipment.

The company has experienced significant growth since its inception, which saw it record a £1 million pre-tax profit in 2012. ex  Operating mainly within the oil and gas industry, the company also works in the renewables, decommissioning, pharmaceutical, and distillery sectors.

Dron & Dickson operates across two distinct divisions: one focusing on the supply of electrical equipment, and the other on the provision of services such as design, maintenance and repair and inspection.

The company has five UK branches  with most recent premises opening up in the North West of England.

History
Founded in 1927, Dron & Dickson supplied explosives to the mining and quarry industries, until the company changed direction towards the oil and gas industry during the 1970s. The company's initial function within the oil and gas industry was to provide a lighting design service for offshore accommodation modules. As market requirements changed, Dron & Dickson shifted its focus to offer product supply and maintenance.

In 1993 the company was awarded its first ex maintenance and inspection management contract.

Locations
Originally based in Scotland and headquartered in Stirling, the company has other bases in Aberdeen, Hull, Lowestoft, Stirling and Runcorn.

The company now operates across the UK, Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, the CIS, and Asia.

Accolades
Dron & Dickson's growth has been recognised on a number of prestigious business league tables as follows -

Ranked number 10 on the 2014 Sunday Times HSBC International Track 200 league table

Ranked number 75 on the 2015 Sunday Times HSBC International Track 200 league table

References

1927 establishments in the United Kingdom
Electrical equipment manufacturers
Oil and gas companies
Energy companies by year of establishment
Energy companies by country
Wholesale markets
Renewable energy


title: Sisyrinchium striatum

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Sisyrinchium striatum, common names pale yellow-eyed-grass or satin flower, is an evergreen perennial plant in the family Iridaceae.

Description
Sisyrinchium striatum can reach a height of . It has an erect stem with a clump of grey-green sword-shaped alternate leaves and several clusters of cup-shaped creamy white flowers with six tepals and golden centers. They bloom from May to June.

Distribution
This species is native to Argentina and Chile. It grows in alpine grasslands, open woods and meadows.

References

 Christoper Brickell (Editor-in-chief): RHS A-Z Encyclopedia of Garden Plants. Third edition. Dorling Kindersley, London 2003, .
 Missouri Botanical Garden
 Hortipedia

striatum
Flora of Argentina
Flora of Chile
Plants described in 1792


title: Theo de Lange (RNZAF officer)

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Air Commodore Theodore Jasper Maclean de Lange CBE DFC (born Simla 16 June 1914, died Rotorua 4 July 2005) was a senior officer in the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF). In his career, he served in the Solomans, Burma, India and Australia. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) in 1944 for high courage and devotion during the Pacific War. In the 1965 Queen's Birthday Honours, he was awarded the Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE), for his many years of distinguished service in the RNZAF.

References

1914 births
2005 deaths
Royal New Zealand Air Force personnel
New Zealand military personnel of World War II
New Zealand Commanders of the Order of the British Empire
Recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom)


title: Sai Thong National Park

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Sai Thong National Park () is a national park in Thailand's Chaiyaphum Province. This mountainous park features waterfalls, scenic viewpoints, and a seasonal flower field.

Geography
Sai Thong National Park is about  west of Chaiyaphum town in the Nong Bua Rawe, Thep Sathit, Phakdi Chumphon and Nong Bua Daeng Districts of Chaiyaphum Province. The park's area is 199,375 rai ~ . The park is in the Phang Hoei mountain range and the park's highest point is Khao Phang Hoei at . Numerous tributaries of the Chi River have their source within the park's boundaries. The park's forest types consist of mixed deciduous, dipterocarp and dry evergreen forest.

Previous inhabitants
Shortly after Sai Thong was established in 1992, the forest dwellers who had lived there before the park was created, had their dwellings and lands annexed by the park. Indigenous forest dwellers, whose forebears were living in the area before Thailand came into being, were deemed criminals subject to imprisonment. More than 10 million persons in some 2,700 forest communities across Thailand face eviction and legal sanctions. More than 7,000 villagers are sent to jail each year for park encroachment. Forest evictions, often violent, have increased following the 2014 Thai coup d'état under the junta's "forest reclaiming" policy. The current (2019) national park law that criminalizes forest dwellers will soon be replaced by a new version that is even more oppressive. The new law gives forest officials the power to summon people for questioning and to enter their homes at any time. They will be empowered to destroy dwellings in the forest at will. Penalties will include jail sentences of up to 20 years and maximum fines of two million baht.

In 2018, 14 cassava-growing peasants, nine of them women, were found guilty by a lower court of encroaching on Sai Thong National Park after forestry authorities filed complaints against the villagers for refusing to leave. The villagers were ordered to pay compensation fees for environmental degradation ranging from 40,000 to 1.58 million baht (US$1,300-51,000) for 1 to 48 rai (0.16-7.7 hectares) of land use. Those charged with refusing to leave had settled there in the 1970s, before the national park was established in 1992.

See also
List of national parks of Thailand
List of Protected Areas Regional Offices of Thailand

References

External links
 Sai Thong National Park

National parks of Thailand
Geography of Chaiyaphum province
Tourist attractions in Chaiyaphum province
1992 establishments in Thailand
Protected areas established in 1992


title: Wood Flute Songs

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Wood Flute Songs (subtitled Anthology/Live 2006–2012) is an eight-CD box set by bassist and composer William Parker which was recorded in California in 2006, Houston in 2007, Geneva and Montreal in 2011and New York in 2009 and 2012, and released on the AUM Fidelity label.

Reception

AllMusic awarded the album 4 stars stating "Wood Flute Songs is of exceptional quality and breadth even in its more difficult moments; it belongs the collection of every serious fan of new jazz". The Guardian observed "Of course it's something of a free-jazz purist's specialist item, but a wider audience might be startled by how much captivating melody dances amid the collective-improv clamour". The All About Jazz review noted "What must have convinced label chief Steven Joerg to release these live dates was the opportunity to witness the energy and uninhibited joy which these four musicians create in a live setting". JazzTimes noted "this eight-CD live box is a magnificent document that captures one of jazz's greatest, most prolific and most versatile bandleaders at the height of his powers, demonstrating a stunning range of creativity with a superb cast of musicians".

Track listing
All compositions by William Parker

Disc One: Live at Yoshi's 2006 (1st Set) - Quartet
 "Tears for the Children of Rwanda" - 25:12
 "Petit Oiseau" - 15:01
 "Groove #7 - 14:19
 "Hopi Spirits" - 14:44
Disc Two: Live at Yoshi's 2006 (2nd Set) - Quartet
 Wood Flute Song"- 21:14
 "Alphaville / Daughter's Joy / The Golden Bell" - 42:37
 "Malachi's Mode" - 11:47
Disc Three: Live in Houston 2007 (1st Set) - Quartet
 "Groove #7 - 11:14
 "Hawaii" - 9:32
 "Broken Roofs / Green Paper" - 12:57
 "Hamid's Groove / Daughter's Joy" - 21:17
 "Malachi's Mode" - 7:00
 "Corn Meal Dance" - 2:51
 "Corn Meal Dance" [from Yoshi's 2006] - 8:49
Disc Four: Live in Houston 2007 (2nd Set) - Quartet
 "O'Neal's Porch" - 9:52
 "Red Desert" - 9:15
 "Ojibway Song"  - 14:31
 "Sunrise in the Tone World"  - 6:25
 "The Square Sun" - 7:12
 "Etchings" - 9:39
 "Ascent of the Big Spirit" - 8:38
 "Moon" [from Yoshi's 2006] - 8:58
Disc Five: Light Cottage Draped in a Curtain of Blues - Septet
 "O'Neal's Porch" - 13:42
 "Daughter's Joy" - 11:35
 "Gilmore's Hat" - 7:14
 "Deep Flower / Ascent of the Big Spirit" - 17:11
 "Wood Flute Song" - 6:10
 "Chicago" [from AMR 2011] - 9:05
Disc Six: Creation - Ensemble
 "Psalm for Billy Bang" - 6:08
 "All I Want" - 2:40
 "Earth in Pain" - 19:03
 "Deep Flower" - 22:46
 "Wood Flute Song" - 18:55
Disc Seven: Friday Afternoon - Raining on the Moon
 "3+3 = Jackie McLean" - 13:33
 "My Name is Peace" - 13:40
 "Late Man of This Planet" - 9:01
 "For Abbey Lincoln" - 16:05
 "Boom Boom Bang Bang" - 14:38
 "Sweet Breeze" - 5:05
Disc Eight: Kalaparusha on the Edge of the Horizon - In Order to Survive
 "Aquixo Waiting at Dark Corridor" - 9:01
 "Falling Promise" - 9:30
 "Slipping Into the Light" - 6:40
 "Shadows Arms Waving" - 15:06
 "Theme for Rondo Hattan" - 16:50
 "Prayer-Improv" [outtake from Corn Meal Dance session] - 5:53
 "Great Spirit" [outtake from Corn Meal Dance session] - 6:44

Personnel
William Parker - bass
Lewis Barnes - trumpet
Rob Brown - alto saxophone
Hamid Drake - drums

With:
Billy Bang - violin (Disc Five, tracks 1-5)
Bobby Bradford - cornet (Disc Five, tracks 1-5)
James Spaulding - alto saxophone (Disc Five, tracks 1-5)

AMR Ensemble (Dísc Six and Disc Five, track 6)
Massimo Pinca - bass
Aina Rakotobe - baritone sax
Ernie Odoom - voice
Ludovic Lagana - trumpet
Philippe Ehinger - bass clarinet
Maurice Magnoni - soprano saxophone
Manu Gesseney - alto saxophone
Stéphane Métraux - tenor saxophone
Eri Yamamoto - piano (Disc Seven and Disc Eight, tracks 6 & 7)
Leena Conquest - vocals (Disc Seven and Disc Eight, tracks 6 & 7)
Cooper-Moore - piano (Disc Eight, tracks 1-5)

References

2013 live albums
AUM Fidelity live albums
William Parker (musician) live albums


title: Kerzhnerocossus

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Kerzhnerocossus is a monotypic genus of moths in the family Cossidae. It contains only one species, Kerzhnerocossus sambainu, which is found in Mongolia.

References

Natural History Museum Lepidoptera generic names catalog

Cossinae
Monotypic moth genera
Moths described in 2011
Moths of Asia
Cossidae genera


title: Alexander Island (Texas)

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Alexander Island is an island in the Houston Ship Channel in Harris County, Texas. It is located near Baytown and La Porte and is viewable on the Fred Hartman Bridge.

In September 2013, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Galveston District awarded a contract in the amount $1,369,515.74 to Integris Projects for dewatering of the Alexander Island Placement Area relating to the Houston Ship Channel in Harris County.

Dewatering allows for the outflow of excess water and increases the placement area's capacity to hold more dredge material. This process is part of the district's Dredged Area Management Program (DAMP) which ensures placement areas are prepared for future dredging activities.

References

Islands of Texas
Landforms of Harris County, Texas


title: Tchakala Tchanilé

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Tchakala Tchanilé (born 30 March 1969) is a Togolese football coach and former player who managed the Togo national team.

Playing career
Tchanilé played in Germany between 1992 and 1995.

He represented Togo at senior international level, appearing in FIFA World Cup qualifying matches.

Coaching career
Tchanilé earned his coaching badges while living in Germany.

He coached a number of club sides, including Maranatha and Dyto (both of Togo), as well as Nigerien team JST Niamey.

He was appointed as the head coach of Togo in June 2014 on a six-month contract, succeeding Frenchman Didier Six, whom he had previously assisted in the role.

Personal life
He is the younger brother of Bana Tchanilé.

References

Living people
1969 births
Togolese men's footballers
Men's association football midfielders
Togo men's international footballers
SG Bergmann-Borsig players
Togolese football managers
Togo national football team managers
Togolese expatriate men's footballers
Togolese expatriate sportspeople in Germany
Expatriate men's footballers in Germany
Togolese expatriate sportspeople in Niger
Expatriate men's footballers in Niger
21st-century Togolese people


title: Sarah Archer

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Sarah Archer may refer to:
Sarah Archer (writer), American writer
Sarah Archer (model) (born 1990), London-based model and actress
Sarah Archer, character in Already Dead (film)
Lady Sarah Archer, one of the Faro Ladies


title: Jalen Brunson

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Jalen Marquis Brunson (born August 31, 1996) is an American professional basketball player for the New York Knicks of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He played college basketball for Villanova University, where he was the National Player of the Year as a junior and won two national championships.

Brunson ended his junior year of high school for Stevenson High School in Lincolnshire, Illinois as one of the top point guards in the country. He was selected as the 2014 Illinois Boys Basketball Gatorade Player of the Year. He was selected to participate in the 2015 McDonald's All-American Boys Game as well as the 2015 Jordan Brand Classic and to represent the Team USA in the Nike Hoop Summit. As a senior, he repeated as the 2015 Illinois Gatorade Player of the Year and earned a third Associated Press All-state recognition (2nd first team). That year, he led Stevenson to the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) Class 4A championship. Following the season, he won Illinois Mr. Basketball. He completed his senior season in the 2014–15 academic year.

Brunson holds the IHSA playoff single-game and the IHSA Class 4A championship game scoring records and set the USA Basketball single-game assist record for the FIBA Americas Under-18 Championship. He earned the MVP of the 2015 FIBA Under-19 World Cup for the gold medal-winning Team USA.

He began his college career as the 2015–16 Big East Conference Preseason Freshman of the Year and was a Big East All-Freshman Team selection following the season. As a starter, he helped the 2015–16 Wildcats win the championship game of the 2016 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament. As a sophomore, he was a unanimous 2016–17 All-Big East first team selection for the 2016–17 Wildcats. As a junior, he was the National Player of the Year and a Consensus first-team 2018 All-Americans and he helped the 2017–18 Wildcats win the championship game of the 2018 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament to give Villanova their second National Championship in three years. On June 21, 2018, the Dallas Mavericks drafted Brunson with the 33rd overall pick. On July 12, 2022, he signed with the New York Knicks.

Early life
Born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, Brunson was raised in southern New Jersey until sixth grade. He is the son of Rick and Sandra Brunson. He has a sister Erica (born c. 2001). His parents met at Temple University where Rick played for the basketball team. Rick went on to spend nine seasons in the NBA. The family first settled in Cherry Hill, New Jersey but moved seven times before settling in Lincolnshire, Illinois in 2010 where Jalen played his high school career for Stevenson High School.

High school career

As a freshman, Brunson was an All–Lake County honorable mention selection in 2012, as Stevenson finished the season with a 17–11 record. During his sophomore season, Stevenson started the season 10–4 before going on a 19-game winning streak. That year, Brunson led Stevenson to the March 16, 2013, IHSA Class 4A championship game against Jabari Parker and Kendrick Nunn's three-time defending state champion Simeon Career Academy, where he got the Simeon backcourt in foul trouble in the first half before being held to one point in the second half of a 58–40 loss. Stevenson finished the season 29–5. Following the season, the Associated Press named him to the Class 4A All-state second team as the only sophomore on the first or second team. Brunson averaged 21.5 points that season.

On February 21, 2014, junior Brunson scored 57 points in a double overtime victory over Lake Forest High School. The performance gave him both the school single-game and career scoring records. On March 21, Brunson set the IHSA playoff single game scoring record against the Jahlil Okafor–led Whitney Young High School by scoring 56 points in a 75–68 state playoff semi-final loss. In the game, still images of a movement by Brunson appeared to be an obscene gesture, but video of the gesture were deemed to be inconclusive and an initial suspension for the subsequent consolation game was overturned. Brunson averaged 26.1 points, 5.4 rebounds, 4.7 assists, and 2.9 steals for a Stevenson team that finished the season with a 32–2 record. Two members of his high school team were National Football League athletes' offspring: Matt Morrissey and Cameron Green. Brunson was named Gatorade Player of the Year for the state of Illinois as a junior. Following the season, Associated Press named him as the only non-senior on the Class 4A All-state first team that also included Okafor, Cliff Alexander, Tyler Ulis and Sean O'Mara. He finished fourth in the 2014 Illinois Mr. Basketball voting. In April 2014, Illinois, Purdue, Kansas and Villanova had in-home visits. On May 3, 2014, he announced the eight schools that he was considering playing college basketball for: UConn, Michigan State, Illinois, Kansas, Purdue, Villanova, Michigan and Temple. That summer he was the number one rated point guard according to ESPN, although the class had a notable shortage of elite pure point guards. On June 25—the day after Jalen won a gold medal at the 2014 FIBA Americas Under-18 Championship—Rick Brunson received an offer as an on-bench assistant coach from Temple. The Temple offer fell through when Rick Brunson was arrested on various charges on July 25, and Temple fell out of the running for Jalen's services. Brunson participated in the July 9–11 LeBron James Skills Academy. On August 5, he announced official visits to Illinois on August 29–31, Villanova on September 4–6 and then Temple from September 11–13 and on August 9, he announced official visits to Michigan State from September 19–21 and Purdue on September 26–28.

On September 8, Brunson announced that he would be curtailing his recruitment and making his decision between Illinois and Villanova on September 10. On that date, Brunson committed to Villanova. At the time of his decision, he was ranked as the number one point guard in the national class of 2015 by Scout.com. Stevenson was a preseason top-10 team in the MaxPreps national high school rankings. A lot was expected of Brunson's team after losing to teams led by Parker and Okafor in the IHSA tournament final four in 2013 and 2014 even though no team from Lake County has ever won a state basketball championship. The team rattled off 11 straight victories to start the season before losing 88–81 to Chaminade Prep and its star Jayson Tatum in the Cancer Research Classic in Wheeling, WV, despite 48 points from Brunson. On January 17, Brunson and Stevenson faced Derryck Thornton, Jr. and Findlay Prep at the Hoophall Classic. At the time, Brunson was the number 3 ranked point guard in the class of 2015 and Thornton was the number 2 ranked point guard in the class of 2016 for the number 1 team in the country according to USA Today. Findlay, who was led by Arizona signee Allonzo Trier's 27 points, held Brunson to 26 in the second loss of the season for Stevenson, who had been 15–1. On January 28, he was named to the 2015 McDonald's All-American Boys Game roster, becoming the second player from Lake County to earn such recognition. On February 2, he was named to the 11-man Team USA for the Nike Hoop Summit. On February 21, Stevenson lost to Simeon as Brunson posted 25 points on 9–24 shooting, ending a 22-game in-state streak in a game that featured the top two teams in the state. The Simeon frontline featured three Big Ten Conference signees: D. J. Williams (Illinois), Ed Morrow (Nebraska) and Isaiah Moss (Iowa). On March 5, he was named to the Jordan Brand Classic roster.

On March 17, Brunson helped Stevenson qualify for a third consecutive appearance in the IHSA final four with a victory over Riverside Brookfield Township High School. In the game, Brunson became the Lake County career scoring record holder. On March 19, Brunson received the highest vote total for the Illinois Class 4A Associated Press All-state team. On March 20, he repeated as Illinois Gatorade Player of the Year. Brunson led Stevenson to the IHSA final four for a third consecutive time, but he led the team to the first state championship by a Lake county school with an IHSA Class 4A title-game record 30 points in a 57–40 victory over Normal Community High School. Brunson was 9-for-15 from the field and 9-for-9 from the free throw line. 2015 was Lake county's ninth consecutive year with a team reaching the IHSA final four; Stevenson became the first school in the large school division and the third school overall to win IHSA football and basketball state championships in the same year. The win got him out of the shadow of IHSA final four losses to Parker- and Okafor-led teams. Following the season, he won Illinois Mr. Basketball with 552 points and 99 of the 132 first place votes, ahead of fellow Jordan Brand All-American selection Charles Matthews, who had 157 points. Brunson finished his senior season with averages of 23.3 points, 5.2 assists, and 4.7 rebounds per game and with shooting percentages of 38% on three-point shots and 83% on free throws. At the March 30 POWERADE Jam Fest associated with the McDonald's All-American game, Brunson won the skills competition over finalists Carlton Bragg and Isaiah Briscoe and was a finalist for the three-point shooting contest. Brunson was a first-team Parade All-American, as well as a third-team USA Today All-USA high school basketball team selection. In the April 11 Nike Hoops Summit, Brunson had 12 points and seven assists in a 103–101 loss. In the April 17 Jordan Brand Classic, Brunson had a game-high three steals. He finished his high school career ranked No. 16 in the ESPN 100 and as the #2-point guard behind Isaiah Briscoe.

Recruiting

Brunson, like his father, is a left-handed basketball player. In what was regarded as a weak point guard class, Brunson was the only point guard that was ranked in the top 25 players at the conclusion of the class of 2015's junior season. In addition to high ratings by the recruiting services, Brunson's peers voted him to be the best passer in high school basketball prior to his senior season.

College career

Freshman season
Brunson was a selection to the 20-man Bob Cousy Award preseason watchlist. He was also selected as the 2015–16 Big East Conference Preseason Freshman of the Year by the conference coaches although Henry Ellenson was the only freshman selected to the 2015–16 Preseason All-Big East First or Second Team. Brunson's 2015–16 Wildcats were the unanimous coaches preseason selection to win the conference. In preseason top 100 player rankings Brunson was ranked 46 by ESPN and 41 by NBC Sports. During the preseason, Mike Rutherford of SB Nation selected Brunson as one of its 10 most important college basketball players for 2015–16. He made the initial 50-man John R. Wooden Award watch list on November 17. On December 2, Brunson earned recognition on the 18-man Wayman Tisdale Award watchlist.

Brunson opened the season in the starting lineup with 12 points and 4 assists against the Fairleigh Dickinson Knights on November 13. On November 26 in the semi-finals of the NIT Season Tip-Off against Stanford, Brunson posted 18 points. On December 28, he posted a then career-high 22 points against Penn. The 22-point effort was part of a 3–0 week for Villanova in which Brunson averaged 15.3 points and earned Big East Freshman of the Week. On February 8, the 2015–16 Wildcats became the first Villanova Wildcats men's basketball team to reach number one in the AP Poll by climbing to the top of the 2015–16 NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings. Following the 2015–16 Big East season, he was a unanimous Big East All-Freshman Team selection. In the 2016 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament regional final against Kansas Brunson made the final two free throws that gave the Wildcats a two-possession lead with 3.5 seconds left. The 2015–16 Wildcats won the championship game of the tournament by defeating the North Carolina Tar Heels 77–74, with Brunson as a starter.

Sophomore season

Brunson was a selection to the 20-man Bob Cousy Award preseason watchlist again as a sophomore. He was a preseason All-Big East honorable mention selection. On December 5, the 2016–17 Wildcats ascended into the top position in the 2016–17 NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings. The following night, Brunson posted a then career-high 26 points in a Philadelphia Big 5 win over La Salle. After helping guide Villanova to a victory in its 2016–17 Big East season opener against DePaul on December 28, Brunson scored a career high 27 points in an 80–70 December 31 win over No. 10 Creighton to propel No. 1 Villanova to a 14–0 record and 2–0 in conference play. These two performances earned Brunson Big East player of the week recognition on January 2. Brunson was named to the February 9 Naismith Award Top 30 watch list. On February 18, against Seton Hall, Brunson posted his first career double double with a career-high 10 assists and 22 points. Following the regular season, he was one of four unanimous selections to the 2016–17 All-Big East first team. After averaging 14.7 points and 4.1 assists as a sophomore, Brunson decided to return to Villanova for his junior season. After the season ended and the 2017 NBA draft class was finalized, Brunson was projected to be a preseason All-American by NBC Sports.

Junior season
He was the 2017–18 preseason All-Big East player of the year. He was a pre-season All-American selection by Associated Press (1st team) and ESPN (2nd team). He was a preseason John R. Wooden Award, Oscar Robertson Trophy, Lute Olson Award and Naismith College Player of the Year watchlist honoree. Brunson led Villanova to the championship of the 2017 Battle 4 Atlantis, earning the MVP of the tournament and being recognized on November 27 as the Big East Player of the Week. On December 13, Brunson scored a career-high 31 points, including 22 in the first half, to lift the Wildcats over Temple 87–67. The next time he would score 31 points in a game was on December 30, 2017, when Villanova lost its first game of the season to Butler. He posted a third 31-point total on January 28 to help Villanova to an 85–82 victory over Marquette.

Brunson was named as an Academic All-District selection, making him one of 40 finalists for the 15-man Academic All-America team. He was named as one of 10 semi-finalists for the Naismith Award. He was named as one of 20 late-season finalists for the Wooden Award. Following the regular season, Brunson was one of three unanimous 2017–18 All-Big East selections, and he was named both the Big East Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Year and the Big East Scholar-Athlete of the Year a few days later. As a scholar, he was on pace to graduate during the summer after his junior season. He was a consensus first-team All-American after being selected as a first-team All-American by Sporting News, USBWA, Associated Press, and NABC. He was also awarded the USBWA Oscar Robertson Trophy the Associated Press College Basketball Player of the Year, the Naismith College Player of the Year, the John R. Wooden Award, the NABC Player of the Year, CBS Sports National Player of the Year, the Bob Cousy Award, and Sporting News Player of the Year. Brunson was a second-team Academic All-America selection. Brunson was named Most Outstanding Player of the East Region and was joined on the East Region All-tournament team by Omari Spellman and Eric Paschall. Villanova won the National Championship Game of the 2018 NCAA men's basketball tournament. Following his junior season, he declared for the 2018 NBA draft and hired an agent.

On December 17, 2019, Brunson was named college basketball player of the decade by Sporting News.

Professional career

Dallas Mavericks (2018–2022)
On June 21, 2018, the Dallas Mavericks drafted Brunson with the 33rd overall pick. He was the fourth and final Villanova player to be selected in the 2018 NBA draft. Brunson did not sign until after he completed his 2018 NBA Summer League play and was accorded a 4-year contract similar to a first round selection with 3-years guaranteed. He made his NBA debut on October 17, 2018, recording three points, one rebound, and an assist, in a 100–121 loss against the Phoenix Suns. After coming off the bench for his first four NBA games, Brunson started in place of the injured Dennis Smith Jr. on October 26, against the Toronto Raptors, scoring eight points, four assists, and three rebounds. On November 8, Brunson posted 11 points against Utah Jazz. Brunson replaced Smith in the starting lineup and posted career highs of 14 points on December 8 against the Houston Rockets and 17 points on December 10 against the Orlando Magic. On January 5, he was honored by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association as its Amateur Athlete of the Year. That same night, with J. J. Barea and Devin Harris sidelined, Brunson posted 13 points, a career-high 11 rebounds, and what was then a career-high eight assists against the Philadelphia 76ers for his first professional double-double. Starting in place of Luka Dončić on February 22, Brunson posted a then career-high 22 points against the Denver Nuggets. On March 12, 2019, Brunson improved upon his career high with 34 points with five rebounds, four assists, and a steal in a 105–112 loss to the San Antonio Spurs. On April 7, Brunson posted a then career-high ten assists along with 12 points against the Memphis Grizzlies for his second career double-double.

With Dončić out of the lineup on December 16, 2019, and Brunson starting, the 2019–20 Mavericks ended an 18-game win streak by the Milwaukee Bucks, on a night when Brunson posted a career-high 11 assists and his first double-double of the season (13 points). On March 13, 2020, Brunson was reported to have undergone surgery to fix a labrum injury in his right shoulder. During the 2020–21 NBA season, Brunson averaged career highs in points, rebounds, and assists, finishing fourth in voting for the NBA Sixth Man of the Year Award.

In the 2021–22 NBA season, Brunson became a starter and again finished the season achieving career highs in points, rebounds, and assists. On April 16, 2022, during Game 1 of the first round of the playoffs, Brunson logged 24 points, seven rebounds, and five assists in a 93–99 loss to the Utah Jazz. On April 18, during Game 2 of the first round of the playoffs, Brunson put up a playoff career-high 41 points, along with eight rebounds and five assists in a 110–104 win over the Jazz. On May 15, Brunson scored 24 points and grabbed six rebounds in a 123–90 Game 7 blowout win against the overall one-seed Phoenix Suns, securing the Mavericks a place in the Western Conference Finals. On May 20, during Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals, Brunson recorded 31 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists in a 126–117 loss against the Golden State Warriors.

New York Knicks (2022–present)
On July 12, 2022, Brunson signed a four-year, $104 million contract with his hometown team the New York Knicks. The Knicks were later punished for engaging in conversations with Brunson before the free agency window opened. On October 19, he made his Knicks debut in a 115–112 loss in overtime to the Memphis Grizzlies, scoring 15 points along with nine assists and six rebounds. On October 26, Brunson scored 27 points, recorded 13 assists, and grabbed seven rebounds during a 134–131 overtime victory against the Charlotte Hornets.

On January 4, 2023, Brunson scored 38 points, alongside seven rebounds and six assists in a 117–114 win over the San Antonio Spurs. On January 9, Brunson put up a then career-high 44 points in a 111–107 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. On January 16, Brunson was recognized as NBA Eastern Conference player of the Week for the week of January 9–15 after averaging 34.8 points, 5.8 rebounds and 5.0 assists with 3 30-point games as the Knicks went 3–1 for the week. It was his first career NBA Player of the Week award. On January 18, Brunson scored 32 points in a 116–105 loss against the Washington Wizards. He scored 25-plus points in eight straight games, the longest streak by a Knicks guard since Dick Barnett in 1965. Barnett logged 25 or more points in 12 consecutive contests.

On February 4, Brunson scored 41 points on 14-of-19 shooting, 5-of-7 from three, 8-of-10 from the free throw line, along with five rebounds and seven assists in a 134–128 overtime loss against the Los Angeles Clippers.  On February 8, Villanova retired his jersey. On February 13, Brunson put up 40 points on 15-of-21 shooting from the field and added five assists in a 124–106 win over the Brooklyn Nets. He also tied Stephon Marbury for the most 40-point games as a point guard in a season in Knicks history. On March 1, Brunson scored 39 points (30 points in the first half) on 15-of-18 shooting, 5-of-6 from three, 4-of-4 from the free throw line in a 142–118 win over the Brooklyn Nets. On March 2, Brunson won his first NBA Player of the Month award when he was named the NBA Eastern Conference Player of the Month for February. He finished the month with 27.3 points and 6.0 assists while shooting 42.6% from 3-point range and 52.9% overall. The Knicks went 9–2, finishing out the month with six straight wins. On March 31, Brunson scored a career-high 48 points (33 points in the first half) on 18-of-32 shooting from the floor and delivered nine assists in a 130–116 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. In Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals against the Miami Heat, Brunson put up 32 points and 11 assists in a 109-101 loss. He joined Walt Frazier and Patrick Ewing as the only players in Knicks history to put up at least 30 points and 10 assists in a playoff game. New York would go on to lose to Miami in six games despite Brunson tying his playoff career-high of 41 points in a 96–92 Game 6 loss.

National team career

On May 5, 2014, USA Basketball announced the 21 athletes (including Brunson) invited to try out from June 10 to 19 for the 12-member USA national team for the June 20–24, 2014 FIBA Americas Under-18 Championship. Eventually, 24 players tried out for the team and the roster was cut to 15 on June 12. Brunson made the final 12-man roster that was announced on June 15. In the opening game, Brunson surpassed Stephon Marbury's 12 assists against Brazil in the 1994 FIBA Americas U18 Championship by recording 13 against Uruguay to set a new USA Basketball U18 single-game assist record. The United States claimed a gold medal in the tournament. On August 16, Brunson was named to the Nike Global Challenge USA All-Tournament team along with Stephen Zimmerman, D. J. Hogg, Malik Monk, Jaylen Brown, and Bam Adebayo. Brunson led the Midwest team to a third-place finish in the eight-team tournament.

On June 18, 2015, Brunson was announced as a member of the 12-man 2015 USA Basketball Men's U19 World Cup Team for the 2015 FIBA Under-19 World Cup. Brunson earned MVP of the tournament, after leading the team with 5.6 assists and 2.1 steals for the tournament. He posted a game-high 30 points in the semi-finals against Greece, and he tallied a team-high 14 points including six in overtime as well as seven assists, five rebounds, and a steal in the gold medal game against Croatia. Brunson tied teammate Harry Giles, with a 14.0 average for the tournament. He dominated in the final two games. Based on this performance, he was recognized as the USA Basketball Male Athlete of the Year, on December 21.

Career statistics

NBA

Regular season

|-
| style="text-align:left;"|
| style="text-align:left;"| Dallas
| 73 || 38 || 21.8 || .467 || .348 || .725 || 2.3 || 3.2 || .5 || .1 || 9.3
|-
| style="text-align:left;"|
| style="text-align:left;"| Dallas
| 57 || 16 || 17.9 || .466 || .358 || .813 || 2.4 || 3.3 || .4 || .1 || 8.2
|-
| style="text-align:left;"|
| style="text-align:left;"| Dallas
| 68 || 12 || 25.0 || .523 || .405 || .795 || 3.4 || 3.5 || .5 || .0 || 12.6
|-
| style="text-align:left;"|
| style="text-align:left;"|Dallas
| 79 || 61 || 31.9 || .502 || .373 || .840|| 3.9 || 4.8 || .8 || .0 || 16.3
|-
| style="text-align:left;"|
| style="text-align:left;"|New York
| 68 || 68 || 35.0 || .491 || .416 || .829 || 3.5 || 6.2 || .9 || .2 || 24.0
|- class="sortbottom"
| style="text-align:center;" colspan="2"| Career
| 345 || 195 || 26.7 || .493 || .386 || .812 || 3.1 || 4.2 || .6 || .1 || 14.3

Playoffs

|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2021
| style="text-align:left;"| Dallas
| 7 || 0 || 16.3 || .455 || .462 || .749 || 2.6 || 1.4 || .0 || .0 || 8.0
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2022
| style="text-align:left;"| Dallas
| 18 || 18 || 34.9 || .466 || .347 || .800 || 4.6 || 3.7 || .8 || .1 || 21.6
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2023
| style="text-align:left;"| New York
| 11 || 11 || 40.3 || .474 || .325 || .912 || 4.9 || 5.6 || 1.5 || .1 || 27.8
|- class="sortbottom"
| style="text-align:center;" colspan="2"| Career
| 36 || 29 || 33.0 || .468 || .345 || .842 || 4.3 || 3.8 || .8 || .1 || 20.8

College

|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2015–16
| style="text-align:left;"| Villanova
| 40 || 39 || 24.0 || .452 || .383 || .774 || 1.8 || 2.5 || .7 || .0 || 9.6
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2016–17
| style="text-align:left;"| Villanova
| 36 || 36 || 31.1 || .541 || .378 || .876 || 2.6 || 4.1 || .9 || .0 || 14.7
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2017–18
| style="text-align:left;"| Villanova
| 40 || 40 || 31.8 || .521 || .408 || .802 || 3.1 || 4.6 || .9 || .0 || 18.9
|- class="sortbottom"
| style="text-align:center;" colspan="2"| Career
| 116 || 115 || 28.9 || .510 || .393 || .820 || 2.5 || 3.7 || .8 || .0 || 14.4

References

External links

Villanova Wildcats bio
USA Basketball bio
ESPN page

1996 births
Living people
21st-century African-American sportspeople
African-American basketball players
All-American college men's basketball players
American men's basketball players
Dallas Mavericks draft picks
Dallas Mavericks players
McDonald's High School All-Americans
New York Knicks players
Parade High School All-Americans (boys' basketball)
Sportspeople from Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Basketball players from Camden County, New Jersey
People from Lincolnshire, Illinois
Point guards
Basketball players from Lake County, Illinois
Sportspeople from New Brunswick, New Jersey
Villanova Wildcats men's basketball players
2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup players
United States men's national basketball team players


title: Mobile Seva

text:
Mobile Seva is an UN award-winning e-governance initiative by government of India. This programme was launched in 2011, by Department of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India. This programme includes a Mobile Applications Store that by December, 2013, contained 240 applications available free. The programme takes benefit of ubiquitous mobile phone use all over India, to enable interaction between the Indian government and its citizens.

Services offered
By the end of May, 2014, more than 1000 government bodies from all over India had integrated their services through Mobile Seva, this integration was enabled through various methods such as text messages, mobile applications, Unstructured Supplementary Service Data, and Interactive Voice Response System. The system by May 2014 had delivered 930 million mobile text messages to Indian citizens. 318 "pull based" services were available. The MobileAppStore hosted on the Mobile e-governance Service Delivery Gateway provides 300 mobile applications for 24x7 service.
Amongst applications available are those related to tracking of Right to Information, passport applications, status of voters lists, locating of hospitals, police stations, ATMs, post offices, railway stations, hostels, sending of alerts in emergencies, downloading of various statutory documents such as birth, death certificates, pension forms, remote monitoring of health parameters by health professionals, maintenance of health records, processing of loud speaker permits.

Awards
Mobile Seva is second place co-winner of the 2014 United Nations Public Service Awards. This award was won under the category "promoting whole of government approaches in the information age"

See also
 MyGov.in

References

External links

E-government in India
Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (India)


title: Mustard production discography

text:
The following list is a discography of production by Mustard, an American hip hop and R&B music producer from Los Angeles, California. It includes a list of songs produced, co-produced and remixed by year, artist, album and title.  In addition to producing songs for other artists, he has released three solo albums, 10 Summers (2014), Cold Summer (2016), and Perfect Ten (2019), which he produced entirely. He also executive produced projects other than his own such as YG's debut album My Krazy Life and Kid Ink's Summer in the Winter mixtape.

Singles

2010—2011

YG - The Real 4Fingaz
 "Glowin" (featuring Reem Riches and Ty Dolla Sign)

Dom Kennedy - From the Westside with Love, II
 03 "When I Come Around"

Lil Twist - The Golden Child
 "Getting Crazy"

Soulja Boy - Gold On Deck
 "Don't Sleep (featuring Young Lo)"
 "F.A.N."

Ty Dolla Sign - Hou$e on the Hill
 "All Star" (featuring Joe Mosees and DJ Mustard)  (produced with Fuego)
 "Go Get It" (featuring Wiz Khalifa) (produced with Terrace Martin)

Ty Dolla Sign -  Backup Drive, Vol. 1
 "Overtime" (featuring YG and DJ Mustard)

Ty Dolla Sign - Backup Drive, Vol. 2
 "Naughty" (featuring YG, Mann, Reem Riches and DJ Mustard) (produced with Traknox)

Tyga - #BitchImTheShit
 "Pop It"
 "In This Thing"

YG - Just Re'd Up
 "I'm Good"
 "Patty Cake" (featuring DJ Mustard)
 "Pillow Talking" (featuring Short Dawg)
 "Bitches Ain't Shit" (featuring Tyga and Nipsey Hussle)
 "Honestly"
 "I Got Bitches" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign and DJ Mustard)
 "Dippin N Sippin" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign and PC)

2012

2 Chainz - Based on a T.R.U. Story
06. "I'm Different" (produced with Mike Free)

DJ Drama - Quality Street Music
09. "Real Niggas In The Building" (featuring Travis Porter and Kirko Bangz)

Freddie Gibbs - Baby Face Killa
19. "Every City" (featuring YG)

French Montana - Mac and Cheese 3
21. "Thrilla In Manilla" (featuring Tyga)

Joe Moses - From Nothing to Something
15. "Ratchets" (featuring Tyga)
 "Ratchets (Remix)" (featuring The Game and Snoop Dogg)

Kid Ink - Rocketshipshawty
13. "Last Time"

Meek Mill
00. "I'm Rollin"

Problem - Welcome to Mollyworld
14. "T.O." (featuring Skeme)

Tyga - Careless World: Rise of the Last King
11. "Rack City"
 "Rack City (Remix)" (featuring Wale, Fabolous, Young Jeezy, Meek Mill and T.I.)

Tyga - Well Done 3
01. "No Luck"
10. "Ratchets" (featuring Joe Moses)

YG - 4 Hunnid Degreez
02. "I'ma Thug" (featuring Meek Mill)
04. "Cali Living" (featuring Dom Kennedy and Riko)
05. "Blunted" (featuring Casey Veggies and Shitty)
06. "Gangbang" (featuring TeeCee4800)
08. "Do It With My Tongue"
09. "Keenon Jackson" (featuring TeeCee4800)
10. "Take Everything From Her"
11. "Mess Around" (featuring Charley Hood)
12. "Yo Body"
13. "Go So Deep" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign and PC)
14. "She Don't Love Me" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)
15. "Respect Her Hustle"
16. "Grindmode" (featuring Nipsey Hussle and 2 Chainz)
21. "God Is My Witness" (featuring Tanea)
22. "Westside 4 Fingaz" (featuring Reem Riches and Riko)

Ty Dolla Sign and Joe Moses - Whoop!
04. "T.O.P" (featuring Dusto (Relly Nation)
05. "Tricks" (featuring Kurupt)
08. "Weekend"
09. "The Man"
16. "Pass Her to the Homie" (featuring Yung)
17. "End Of Discussion" (featuring Reem Riches)

Young Jeezy - It's Tha World
08. "R.I.P." (featuring 2 Chainz)
R.I.P. (Remix) (featuring Kendrick Lamar, YG and Chris Brown)
R.I.P. (G-Mix) (featuring Snoop Dogg, Too $hort and E-40)
13. "All The Same" (featuring E-40)

Teyana Taylor - The Misunderstanding Of Teyana Taylor
06. "Bad Boy" (featuring Honey Cocaine)

TeeFlii - AnnieRUO'TAY
05. "This Dick"
14. "Celebrate"

Yowda - Fresh Out Da Pot
01. "Forgot That"
02. "She Knocks"
03. "Shut Up" (featuring YG)

Honey Cocaine - 90's Gold
 00. "Thug Life Doe"

The Rej3ctz - CR33ZTAPE - RATED R
 07. "Dance" (featuring YG, Kurupt, Daz of D.P.G)
 08. "Player's Way" (featuring Too $hort)

Red Cafe - American Psycho
 12. "Game Over"

Iamsu! - The Miseducation Of Iamsu! (Bonus Track)
 00. "Facetime" (featuring Kool John)

TeeCee4800 - Loyalty Is Everything
 04. Money

Reem Riches - Road 2 Reem Riches
 03. "Strange"

G. Perico - Tha Innerprize
 04. "Bustin" (featuring PC)

Antidote - Let It Blow
 00. "Let It Blow"

Pink Dollaz - Pink Drugs
 07. "Stuntin" (featuring Sean Mack)
 10. "Ahhh"
 11. "Bad Bitch"

E-40 - The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 3
 19. "Over Here" (featuring Too Short and Droop-E) (Bonus Track)

2013

Paul Wall - Checkseason
09. "Gettin Tho'd" (featuring Kid Ink and YG)

Tyga - Hotel California
05. "Hit 'Em Up" (featuring Jadakiss)

TeeFlii and DJ Mustard - Fireworks
 Full album

B.o.B - Underground Luxury
10. "HeadBand" (featuring 2 Chainz) (produced with Mike Free)

DJ Mustard - Ketchup
02. "Intro" (featuring Lil Snupe)
03. "Burn Rubber" (featuring Joe Moses and YG) (produced with DJ Official)
04. "4G's" (featuring TeeCee4800, E-40, Ty Dolla Sign and C. Hood)
05. "Take It To The Neck" (featuring Clyde Carson and YG)
06. "Put This Thang On Ya" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign) (produced with Ty Dolla Sign of D.R.U.G.S)
07. "Bounce That" (featuring Skeme, Casey Veggies, TeeCee4800, RJ and Royce The Choice)
08. "LadyKilla" (featuring Cocc Pistol Cree)
09. "Stupid Dumb" (featuring Bounce and Dorrough)
10. "Been From The Gang" (featuring Kay Ess, YG, Nipsey Hussle and RJ)
12. "Straight Ryder" (featuring Candice)
13. "Nothin Like Me" (featuring Dom Kennedy)
14. "Fuck That Nigga" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign, TeeFLii, Tory Lanez and Constantine)
16. "See Me Gettin’ Money" (featuring YG, Cash Out and K. Smith)
17. "Paranoid" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign and Joe Moses)
18. "CNN" (featuring Kid Ink)
19. "Don’t Trust Nobody" (featuring Killa Kam and RJ)
21. "Midnight Run" (featuring Royce The Choice, Skeme and Casey Veggies)

Dom Kennedy - Get Home Safely
18. "Nothin Like Me" (featuring DJ Mustard)

The Game - OKE: Operation Kill Everything
11. "Same Hoes" (featuring Nipsey Hussle and Ty Dolla Sign)

Kirko Bangz - Progression III
12. "Shirt By Versace" (featuring YG, French Montana, G Haze)

Ty Dolla Sign - Beach House 2
03. "Paranoid" (featuring B.o.B)
12. "Dolla Sign" (featuring YG)

YG - Boss Yo Life Up Gang
04. "Shame On You" (featuring Nipsey Hussle and Payroll)
05. "Next Bitch" (featuring Doughboyz Cashout and Young Jeezy)
14. "Fuck You" (featuring Young Jeezy)

YG - Just Re'd Up 2
02. "Im 4rm Bompton"
04. "Im A Real 1"
05. "This Yick" (featuring Dom Kennedy and Joe Moses)
06. "Make It Clap"
08. "Million" (producer with Mike Lee)
09. "Sprung" (featuring TeeFLii)
10. "I Wanna B Down" (producer with Nic Nack)
15. "You Broke" (featuring Nipsey Hussle)
16. "Gotta Get Dough" (featuring TeeCee4800)
18. "Fuck It" (featuring Reem Riches)
19. "B I T C H" (featuring D-Lo) (producer with Mike Lee)
20. "Dont Trust" (featuring Young Scooter)
21. "I Smoke I Drank" (featuring Beautiful April)
22. "I Like" (featuring Juicy J)
23. "I'll Do Ya" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)

R. Kelly - Black Panties
11. "Spend That" (featuring Young Jeezy) (producer with Mike Free and R. Kelly)

Tyga - Well Done 4
02. "Bang Out (featuring Eazy-E)"
14. "Throw It Up (with DJ Mustard)"

Bow Wow - GreenLight 5
 02. "Caked Up"
 04. "We In Da Club"

RJ - O.M.M.I.O
 03. "Ride Wit Me (produced with DJ Swish)"
 04. "Shoulda Coulda" (featuring KayEss)
 06. "Get It" (Feat TeeFlii)
 23. "Dick N' Instructions"

Travis Porter - Mr Porter
 02. "Goin Deep" (featuring Tyga)
 12. "Nine Times Outta Ten" (featuring YG)
 17. "Need One's"

TeeFlii - AnnieRUO'TAY 2
 04. "Sprung" (featuring YG)
 06. "Pussy"
 15. "A Thug (featuring Fattboxx)"

TeeCee4800 and Nano and Reem Riches - Mid-Town Money
 02. "Nigga Get Off" (featuring RJ)
 03. "Callin"
 05. "Pop A Molly"
 11. "Highlights"
 13. "Let Me Hit It"
 18. "4G'z" (featuring E-40, Ty Dolla Sign and Charley Hood)

Dorrough Music - Shut The City Down
 11. "After Party"

Joe Moses - From Nothing To Something Vol. 2
 04. "Get Nekkid"
 08. "Nothing To Something"
 17. "Ratchets (Remix)" (featuring Tyga)

DJ Mustard - Money
 00. Money (featuring TeeCee4800)

will.I.am - #willpower
13. Feeling Myself (featuring Miley Cyrus, French Montana and Wiz Khalifa)

SNL - Homies
 00. "Homies"

Legacy - Dolo
 04. "Someone Young"

Young Jeezy - The Homie
 00. "The Homie" (featuring YG)

Young Lace - Bipolar
 13. "Straight Gas" (featuring 504Yung and Privilege)

Reem Riches - Road To Reem Riches 2
 02. Money On My Mind (produced with Wizzo GMB)
 17. Go Up (featuring Jay 305)

Charley Hood - G.P.G.O: Got Pimpin Goin On
 15. Shawty (featuring DJ Mustard)

KayEss - Mollywater
 12. "Been From The Gang" (featuring YG, Nipsey Hussle and RJ)

Ludacris - #IDGAF
 04. "Helluva Night"

Tae Snap - Blue Flame
 05. "Fa Da Dough" (featuring Problem)

S.L.A.M Squad - T.I.U. (Turn It Up)
 00. "T.I.U. (Turn It Up)"

Young Dro - High Times
 03. "Strong"

DxFresh - Ciroc Shots
 00. "Ciroc Shots" (featuring Rapper Kooh)

Chasen Dreams - The Takeover
07. "Turn Up"

Flo Rida
00. Rear View (featuring August Alsina)

2014

Kid Ink - My Own Lane
03. "Show Me" (featuring Chris Brown)
06. "Main Chick" (featuring Chris Brown)
09. "Rollin'"

Ty Dolla Sign - Beach House EP
02. "Paranoid" (featuring B.o.B)
03. "Paranoid (Remix)" (featuring Trey Songz, French Montana and DJ Mustard)
04. "Or Nah" (featuring Wiz Khalifa and DJ Mustard) (produced with Mickley Adam)

Alley Boy - Alley Shakur: The Soul Of A Runaway Slave (Mixtape)
15. "Celebration" (featuring Yung Berg and Joe Moses)

Rick Ross - Mastermind
14. "Sanctified" (featuring Big Sean and Kanye West) (Additional vocals from Betty Wright) (produced with Kanye West, Mike Dean)

Plies - Da Last Real Nigga Left
16. "Baking Soda" (featuring Tyga)

YG - My Krazy Life
02. "BPT"
03. "I Just Wana Party (featuring Schoolboy Q and Jay Rock)
04. "Left, Right"
05. "Bicken Back Being Bool"
07. "My Nigga" (featuring Rich Homie Quan and Young Jeezy)
08. "Do It To Ya" (featuring TeeFLii) (produced with C-Ballin)
10. "Who Do You Love" (featuring Drake)
14. "Sorry Momma" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign) (produced with Terrace Martin)
15. "When I Was Gone" (featuring RJ, Tee Cee, Charlie Hood, Reem Riches and Slim 400)
16. "Bompton"
17. "My Nigga" (Remix) (featuring  (featuring Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Meek Mill and Rich Homie Quan)
18. "459" (featuring Natasha Mosley)

Jason Derulo - Talk Dirty
06. "Kama Sutra" (featuring Kid Ink)

August Alsina - Testimony
15. "Numb" (featuring B.o.B and Yo Gotti)

Jennifer Lopez - A.K.A.
16. "Girls" (featuring Tyga)

Trey Songz - Trigga
03. "Na Na"

RJ - Takin Niggas Beats
10. "How U Feel"

Gucci Mane and Young Thug - The Purple Album
07. "Riding Around" (featuring Young La and Dk)
10. "Umm Hmm" (featuring MPA Wicced)

Sir Michael Rocks - Banco
14. "Ain't Nothing Like"  (featuring Chuck Inglish and Too Short)

DJ Mustard - 10 Summers
01. "Low Low" (featuring Nipsey Hussle, TeeCee and RJ)
02. "Ghetto Tales" (featuring Jay 305 and TeeCee)
03. "Throw Your Hood Up" (featuring Dom Kennedy, Royce and RJ)
04. "No Reason" (featuring YG, Jeezy, Nipsey Hussle, and RJ)
05. "Giuseppee" (featuring 2 Chainz and Jeezy and Yo Gotti)
06. "Face Down" (featuring Lil Wayne, Big Sean, YG and Boosie Badazz)
07. "Down On Me" (featuring 2Chainz and Ty Dolla Sign)
08. "Can't Tell Me Shit" (featuring IamSu! and AKAFrank)
09. Tinashe Checks In (Interlude)
10. "4 Digits" (featuring Fabolous and Eric Bellinger)
11. Ty Dolla Sign Checks In (Interlude)
12. "Deep" (featuring Rick Ross, Wiz Khalifa, TeeFlii)

Wiz Khalifa - Blacc Hollywood
15. "You and Your Friends" (featuring Snoop Dogg and Ty Dolla Sign)

Ty Dolla Sign - Sign Language
09. "Type Of Shit I Hate" (featuring Fabolous and YG)

Young Thug - 1017 Thug 3: The Finale
08. "L.A Swag"

Young Scrap - Faded Ambition
11. "Love LA" (featuring DJ Mustard)
13. "Bust It Open" (featuring DJ Mustard)

Jeezy - Seen It All : The Autobiography (Bonus Track)
00. "Link Up" (featuring Beenie Man and Ty Dolla Sign)

Que - Can You Digg It?
07. "Rich Nigga Problems" (featuring 2 Chainz)

Tinashe - Aquarius
05. "2 On" (featuring Schoolboy Q) (produced with Redwine and DJ Marley Waters)

T.I. - Paperwork
07. "No Mediocre" (featuring Iggy Azalea)

Vell - Stay Down To Come Up (mixtape)
02. "Oakland" (featuring DJ Mustard)
03.  "Can You Feel It ?" (featuring Samm)
07. "Run"
10. "Childish" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign; produced with Larry Jayy)
13. "D.O.A."
17. "Right Here"

Keyshia Cole - Point of No Return
09. "She"

Mila J - M.I.L.A.
01. "My Main" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)

Tinashe - Fuckin With Me
00. "Fuckin With Me"

Omarion - Sex Playlist
02. "Post To Be" (featuring Chris Brown and Jhene Aiko)

YG - Blame It On the Streets
04. "Ride With Me" (featuring RJ and Nipsey Hussle)
09. "2015 Flow"

Nipsey Hussle - Mailbox Money
07. "Where Yo Money At?" (featuring Pacman)

Aka Frank - Legend EP
 02. "Real One" (featuring London)
 04. "Can't Tell Me Shit" (featuring Iamsu!)

Riff Raff - Neon Icon
 12. "How To Be The Man"

DJ Mustard - Vato
 00. "Vato" (featuring Que, YG and Jeezy)

Mikey oOo and JoJoe
 00. "On My Clock" (featuring TeeFlii and DJ Mustard)

Slim 400 - Keepin It 400
 06. "Where The Party At?" (featuring TeeFlii)

Kiki Rowe - Kiki Rowe
 02. "Trust Issues"

Yowda - Free El Chapo
 10. "Bitch I Got It" (featuring Shorty T, Sav L)
 13. "Forgot That" (featuring Tracy T)

Young Offishall
 00. "Turnt"

Eric Statz
 00. "Been Hit"

Eric Statz
 00. "Swoop" (featuring DJ Mustard)

Young Lawless - NAR F-TS
 05. "Summer Time" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign and Kam Parker)

Ray Casino
 00. "Thuggin"

Meek Mill - She Don't Know
00. "She Don't Know" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)

The HoodStarz - 56 Months
 11. "Handle That" (featuring Clyde Carson and Show Banga)

Alexa Goddard - Marilyn
 02. "Pretty Girls" (featuring DJ Mustard)

Rich City Lil Tae - Polo
 00. "Polo" (featuring Lil Cyko)

David Cash - Escape: The Revenge of the Slappers
 03. "Chevy (Remix)" (featuring E-40, Problem and Clyde Carson)
 04. "Bumper"

iShowOff
 00. "Ain't Built For This" (featuring Sean Kingston)

Jamie Foxx - Party Ain't A Party
 00. "Party Ain't a Party" (featuring 2 Chainz)

Tory Lanez - Conflicts Of My Soul: The 416 Story
 11. "Know What's Up / The Take (featuring Kirko Bangz)" (produced with Tory Lanez and Xaphoon Jones)

Rihanna
 00. "FourFiveSeconds" (DJ Mustard Remix)

Justine Skye - Collide
 00. "Collide" (featuring Tyga)

Compton World - The Function
 01. "Everyday"
 02. "7-11"
 03. "Domino"
 04. "Goin Up"
 05. "My Niggaz"
 07. "Where The Party At" (featuring Stacey Lee)
 08. "Tonite" (featuring Stacey Lee)
 09. "Sum 'Mo Wit It" (featuring Slim 400)
 10. "Swerve"

Bobby Brackins
 00. "Hot Box" (DJ Mustard Remix)

N$ - Wassup
 00. "Wussap" (featuring Crooked I and DJ Mustard) (produced with Kenny Stevens)

Travis Porter - I Need Ones
 00. "I Need Ones (Remix) (with Ben J)

Earl Swavey - Yurple Rain
 03. "Yurple Rain" (featuring DJWorm2G)
 09. "Give It To You" (featuring Extindo Gang)

KSnS - Drop It
 00. "Drop It"

Bluejay - My Team
 00. "My Team" (featuring DJ Mustard)

Famous Uno - Switch
 00. "Switch" (featuring DJ Mustard)

D. Hawk - Don't Wanna Be A Player No More
 00. "Don't Wanna Be A Player No More"

Swish - All The Way
 00. "All The Way"

Ko$$ - For Dem Bandz
 00. "For Dem Bandz"

Clyde Carson - Playboy
 03. "Bring 'Em Out"
 06. "Back It Up" (featuring August Alsina)

Lashawn's Away - Trilluminati
 04. "Better Know" (featuring TeeFlii)

Extindo Gang - Up In Smoke Vol. 1
 03. "Get On" (featuring Too $hort and Hitta J3)

Shabere - Can't Tell
00. "Can't Tell"

Elway - Come Get This Work 2
 08. "Love These Hoes" (featuring Banc Cali and Av LMKR)

Cocc Pistol Cree - Postpar2m
 05. "Lady Killa"

Alja Kamilton - Tip Of Yo Tongue
 00. "Tip Of Yo Tongue"

Done Deal - Western Hospitality XVI
 12. "Realest" (featuring Av LMKR and AD Da Loc)

Jay Lyriq - Money
 00. "Money" (featuring Joe Young and Shorty Mack)

Master P - What The Business Is
 00. "What The Business Is" (featuring Clyde Carson and Eastwood)

Usher - Or Nah
 00. "Or Nah"

Christian
00. "What it is"

2015

Gucci Mane - Mr Clean, The Middle Man
10. "Vampire"

Kid Ink - Full Speed
07. "Be Real" (featuring Dej Loaf; produced with J Gramm and Twice as Nice)
10. "About Mine" (featuring Trey Songz; produced with Twice as Nice)

TeeFLii - Starr
12. "24 Hours" (featuring 2 Chainz)

Big Sean - Dark Sky Paradise
04. "I Don't Fuck with You" (featuring E-40; produced with Kanye West)
09. "I Know" (featuring Jhene Aiko)
10. "Deep" (featuring Lil Wayne)

Tyga and Chris Brown - Fan of a Fan: The Album
02. "Nothin Like Me" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)
16. "Banjo"

Dok2 - Multillionaire
04. "Multillionaire"

Ty Dolla Sign - Free TC
03. "Saved" (featuring E-40)
13. "Only Right" (featuring TeeCee4800, YG and Joe Moses)

Jamie Foxx - Hollywood : A Story Of A Dozen Roses
 17. "Pretty Thing"

Jessie J - Sorry To Interrupt
00. "Sorry to Interrupt"  (featuring Jhene Aiko and Rixton)

Krept and Konan - The Long Way Home
11. "Freak of the Week" (featuring Jeremih)

RJ - O.M.M.I.O 2
 04. "Dance With Me" (featuring Dom Kennedy)
 06. "Hoes Come Easy"
 07. "Comfortable"
 08. "Watch What You Say"
 16. "Just Might Let Her"
 17. "Difference"
 19. "Gudda" (featuring Plies and Jay 305)

RJ and Choice - Rich Off Mackin
 01. "Intro"
 03. "Playin Tricks" (produced with DJ Swish)
 04. "Favor For Flavor" (featuring Splacc)
 05. "Fuck Wit Yall" (featuring Leswood)
 06. "Do It" (featuring Terrace Martin)
 11. "I Just Came To Play" (featuring Shaun Sloan)
 13. "Just Might" (featuring Que)
 15. "Value"

DJ Mustard - 10 Summers : The Mixtape Vol.1
 01. "Intro" (featuring RJ, Big Mike and Choice)
 02. "Body Count" (featuring RJ and Skeme, Co-Prod with Larry Jayy)
 04. "Shooters" (featuring The Game, RJ, Skeme and Joe Moses, Co-Prod with Larry Jayy)
 05. "Tool" (featuring TeeCee4800 and Jay 305)
 06. "Trippin Off Hoes" (featuring RJ and Choice)
 07. "You Know It" (featuring Nef The Pharaoh, Splacc and Big Mike)
 08. "I Be Wit" (featuring Choice)
 09. "All About You" (featuring TeeFlii, Choice and Casey Veggies)
 11. "Broke Boy" (featuring IamSu!, Choice and RJ)
 12. "Overdose" (featuring TeeFlii, IamSu! and Choice)
 14. "Mr Big Bank Budda" (featuring DrakeO)
 15. "Ice Cream" (featuring Dom Kennedy and Ty Dolla Sign)
 16. "Love" (featuring Justine Skye)
 17. "Down Love" (featuring TeeFlii)

IamSu! - Eyes On Me
 02. "Nothin Less"

King Los - God Money War
08. "Can't Fade Us" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)

Eric Bellinger - Cuffing Season
 02. "You Can Have The Hoes" (featuring Boosie Badazz)

Nelly
 00. "The Fix" (featuring Jeremih)

TeeCee4800 - Realness Over Millions
 01. "Gettin 2 It" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign and RJ)
 08. "Tool" (featuring Jay 305)
 09. "7 In The Mornin"
 14. "25 To Life"

Hurricane Chris - Hurricane Season
 03. "Sections" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)
 16. "Breakin Her Back"

The Game - The Documentary 2
 2–14. "My Flag / Da Homies" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign, Jay 305, AD, Mitchy Slick, Joe Moses, RJ and Skeme)

Joe Moses - Brackin
 10. "Is You Down" (featuring Kevin McCall)

Gunplay - Living Legend
 06. "Wuzhanindoe" (featuring YG)

Young Sam - Trapfornia 2
 08. "We Know It" (featuring Joe Moses)

Vell
 00. "Ain't Yo Brother"

Ester Dean - Miss Ester Dean
 06. "New Shit"

DrakeO The Ruler - I Am Mr Mosely
 02. "Gone In 60 Seconds"
 06. "Mr Big Bank Budda"

Kid Demigod
 00. "California Street Dream"

MustardMayo - Got U
 00. Got U (featuring Marc E.Bassy, Iamsu! and Symba)

T-Pain
 00. "Make That Shit Work" (featuring Juicy J)

iLoveMakonnen - I Love Makonnen 2
 03. "Second Chance"

K Kutta - NASCAR Money
 03. "Nascar Money" (featuring Flo Rida)

Choice - By Choice Not Force
 01. "I Be Wit"
 02. "Move Around" (featuring RJ)
 03. "Everything New"
 04. "SportCenter"
 07. "Catch Me If You Can" (featuring DrakeO The Ruler)

Yellow Claw - Blood For Mercy
 05. "In My Room" (featuring DJ Mustard, Ty Dolla Sign and Tyga)

Kid Ink - Lie To Kick It
 00. "Lie To Kick It" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign and Bricc Baby)

DJ Mustard - NBA 2K16 Soundtrack
 00. "Ball At Night" (Instrumental)
 00. "You Don't Want It" (featuring RJ)

Jeremih - Late Nights
12. "Don't Tell 'Em" (featuring YG)
00. "Peace Sign" (featuring Fabolous and Red Cafe) (Leftover)

Rick Ross - Black Market
11. "Peace Sign" (additional vocals by Red Cafe and Jeremih)

Trey Songz - To Whom It May Concern
 08. "Stuck"

Tayf3rd
 00. "Too Fast For You" (produced with Groovy Jose)

Joelle James
 00. "Rookie Of The Year"

Fat Trel - SDMG
 16. "That's Life" (featuring YG)

The Game - Freakshow
 00. "Freakshow" (featuring Ed Sheeran)

M.I.C - A.W.A.P (All Work All Play)
 03. "G Thang" (featuring Rayven Justice) (produced with The DreemTeam)

Joe Moses - From Nothing 2 Something 3
 03. "Mr Get Dough"
 07. "Lit" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)

DJ Mustard - Mr Get Dough
 00. "Mr Get Dough" (featuring DrakeO The Ruler, RJ, Choice)

Young Scooter - Jug Season
 07. "All With Me" (featuring Casino)

Kid Ink - Summer In The Winter
 01. "Bunny Ranch"
 02. "Real Recognize"
 03. "Promise" (featuring Fetty Wap)
 04. "Rewind" (featuring Akon)
 06. "Same Day"
 08. "Summer In The Winter" (featuring Omarion)
 10. "That's On You"
 11. "Time Out"

Jay 305 - Inner City Hero
 13. "Thuggin'" (featuring Joe Moses)

Salty - Bando
 00. "Bando" (featuring Iamsu! and G Val)

Jordin Sparks - Right Here Right Now
 14. "It Ain't You"

iShowOff
 00. "I Remember It All"

SmokeOne - #FreeSmokeOne
 03. "Let That Bitch Go" (featuring RJ)

Ty Dolla Sign - Airplane Mode
 03. "Rich Ni$$a" (featuring YG) (produced with Twice As Nice)
 09. "Money Ruin Friendships" (featuring Joe Moses)

Fresco - Popular
 00. "Popular" (featuring DJ Mustard)
 00. "Popular" (Remix) (featuring RJ and DJ Mustard)

Ty Dolla Sign
 00. "Stand For" (DJ Mustard Remix) (produced with DJ Freedo, Ricky Mears and DJ Iknoso)

Migos
 00. "Look At My Dab" (DJ Mustard and 4B Remix)

DJ Mustard - Why'd You Call
 00. "Why'd You Call" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign and iLoveMakonnen)

Cashmere Cat and DJ Mustard - Ice Rink
 00. "Ice Rink"

Zhu, DJ Snake and DJ Mustard - Faded 2.0
 00. "Faded 2.0"

Beyoncé
 00. "7/11" (DJ Mustard Remix) (produced with DJ Freedo, Ricky Mears and DJ Iknoso)

Cam and China - Nada
 00. "Nada"

Mistah FAB - S.T.F.K. 2
 07. "None Of Y'all"

N.O.R.E. - We Don't
 00. "We Don't (featuring Rick Ross, Ty Dolla Sign and City Boy Dee)

Posse - Ride Or Die
 00. "Ride Or Die" (featuring Lil Yase and Yatta)

Infinity - Bright Lights
 00. "Bright Lights" (featuring DJ Beamon)

Rayven Justice - The Cassette Playlist
 04. Tucked Off

Commence - In This
 00. "In This"

Kid Demigod - California Street Dream
 00. "California Street Dream" (produced with Jose Frenchie)

Gmomo - Spazzing Out Vol. 1: Lost Identity
 04. "Stay Gettin Tatted" (featuring Young Sam and DJ Mustard)

Galantis
 00. "Runaway" (DJ Mustard Remix)

Mr Capone-E
 00. "Loco" (featuring Migos and Mally Mall)

JR Castro
 00. "Get Home" (featuring Kid Ink and Migos)

Ben Harris - Dat Ass Doe
 00. "Dat Ass Doe"

Jim Jones - Gang
 00. "Gang" (featuring T-Rav and Neek Bucks)

Da Illest - Fire
 00. "Fire" (featuring Mila J)

Indian Blue - Million Dollar Dreams
 05. "No Reason" (featuring Slim 400)
 07. "Fucc Yo Bitch" (featuring YG and Juvenile)

2016

DJ Mustard - Whole Lotta Lovin'
 00. "Whole Lotta Lovin'" (featuring Travis Scott)

Tinashe
 00. "Secret"

Ella Mai - Time EP
 Full album

Ella Mai - No Rush
 00. "No Rush"

Ty Dolla Sign - Free TC (Deluxe)
 18. "Wavy (featuring Joe Moses)"
 20. "Westside"

Kid Ink
 00. "Rounds" (featuring Fabolous and Jeremih)

Rihanna - Anti
 07. "Needed Me"

Bonnie McKee
 00. "Tough Enough"

Ty Dolla Sign - Bang My Line
 00. "Bang My Line"

Trinidad James
 00. "Just A Lil' Thick (She Juicy)" (featuring Mystikal and Lil Dicky)

Tinashe
 00. "They're On"

Sean Paul
 00. "Tell Dem Again"

A$AP Ferg - Always Strive And Prosper
 03. "Strive" (featuring Missy Elliott) (produced with Stelios Phili)

Eric Statz
 00. "Hide Girl" (featuring DJ Mustard)
 00. "Hide Girl 2" (featuring DJ Mustard)
 00. "Hide Girl 3" (featuring DJ Mustard)

Travis Scott
 00. "Party Till"

Luce Cannon - Watch Me
 00. "Watch Me"

Teyana Taylor
 00. "Freak On" (featuring Chris Brown)

Wale - Summer On Sunset
 04. "Thought It" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign and Joe Moses)

Joe Moses - Live 4rom the 5ive
 10. "To A Boss" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)

DJ Esco - Project E.T (Esco Terrestrial)
 01. "Projet E.T Intro"
 11. "Stupidly Crazy" (featuring Casey Veggies and Nef The Pharaoh)

G-Eazy
 00. "In The Meantime" (featuring Quavo)

Rae Sremmund - SremmLife 2
 07. "Set The Roof" (featuring Lil Jon) (produced with Mike Will Made It and HighDefRazjah)

Britney Spears - Glory (2020 reissue bonus track)
 13. "Mood Ring"

Ty Dolla Sign - Campaign
 13. "Pu$$y" (featuring Trey Songz and Wiz Khalifa) (produced with Allen Ritter)

DJ Mustard - Cold Summer
 1. "Been a Long Time" (featuring  YG and Ty Dolla Sign) (produced with Twice as Nice)
 2. "Ridin' Around" (featuring Nipsey Hussle and RJ)
 3. "Want Her" (featuring Quavo and YG)
 4. "Dope Boy" (featuring O.T. Genasis and Jeezy) (produced with Larry Jayy)
 5. "Know My Name" (featuring Rich The Kid and RJ)
 6. "Lil Baby" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign) (produced with Rance)
 7. "Shake That Ass" (featuring TeeCee4800 and K Camp) (produced with Christopher Sanders)
 8. "Don't Hurt Me" (featuring Nicki Minaj and Jeremih) (produced with Twice as Nice)
 9. "Party" (featuring Young Thug and YG)
 10. "Main Bitch" (featuring RJ)
 11. "What These Bitches Want" (featuring Meek Mill, Nipsey Hussle and Ty Dolla Sign) (produced with Terrace Martin)
 12. "10,000 Hours" (featuring Ella Mai) (produced with J-Holt)
 13. "Another Summer" (featuring Rick Ross, John Legend and James Fauntleroy) (produced with Rance, Cardiak and Focus)

Post Malone - Stoney
 02. "Big Lie" (produced with Twice as Nice)

Chris Brown - Attack The Block
02. "Everybody" (featuring Young Lo)

2017

A Boogie wit da Hoodie - The Bigger Artist
09. "Somebody" (featuring Don Q)

Big Sean - I Decided.
08. "Owe Me" (produced with Travis Scott and Amaire Johnson)

Meek Mill - Wins & Losses
 04. "Whatever You Need" (featuring Chris Brown and Ty Dolla Sign) (produced with James Royo and Rance)

Demi Lovato - Tell Me You Love Me
08. "Lonely" (featuring Lil Wayne)

Ella Mai - Ready EP
Full Album

21 Savage - Issa Album
07. "FaceTime" (produced with Twice as Nice)

Bebe Rexha
00. "Naughty"

RJ - Mr. LA
02. Blammer (co-produced with Authentic)
03. Brackin (co-produced with Authentic and Larry J)
05. Thank God  (feat. Blac Youngsta)
08. 2 Grown
09. Is It Mine (feat. Ty Dolla $ign)
13. Nobody (co-produced with FeezyDisABangah)

DJ Mustard & RJ - The Ghetto
Full Album

2018

Comethazine - BAWK$EE
15. Sticks Out The Window

SOB x RBE - GANGIN
05. Can't

Lil Dicky
00. "Freaky Friday" (featuring Chris Brown) (additional vocals from Ed Sheeran DJ Khaled and Kendall Jenner) (Co-produced with Cashmere Cat)

YG - Stay Dangerous
01. - "10 Times"
04. - "Suu Whoop" (co-produced with Jordan Holt)
05. - "Cant Get In Kanada" (co-produced with Official)
06. - "Too Cocky"
07. - "Big Bank"
08. - "Power" (co-produced with Citoonthebeat)
09. - "Slay"
11. - "Too Brazy" (co-produced with Citoonthebeat)
14. - "Free The Homies Interlude"
15. - "Bomptown Finest"

Belly
00. - "4 Days" (Featuring YG)

Cardi B - Invasion of Privacy
11. - "She Bad" (Featuring YG) (co-produced with DJ Official)

Ashanti
00. - "Say Less" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)

Mariah Carey - Caution

02. - "With You"

Lil Wayne - Tha Carter V
16. - "Open Safe"

2019

DJ Mustard & Migos
02. - "Pure Water"

03 Greedo - Still Summer In the Projects
Full album

YG - 4Real 4Real
02. "Bottle Service"
03. "In the Dark"
04. "Go Loko"
06. "I Was on the Block"

DJ Mustard - Perfect Ten

 Full album

Young Thug - So Much Fun
18. "Boy Back"

2020

Nav - Good Intentions
15. "Did You Wrong"

Pop Smoke - Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon
11. "West Coast Shit"

Ty Dolla $ign - Featuring Ty Dolla $ign
15. "By Yourself"

Megan Thee Stallion - Good News
11. "Intercourse"

2021

Roddy Ricch
1. "Late at Night"

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References

External links

Mustard
Discography

Mustard
Mustard


title: Geoffrey Drage

text:
Geoffrey Drage (17 August 1860 – 7 March 1955) was an English writer and Conservative Party politician. He was concerned particularly with the problems of the poor.

Early life and family
Drage was the son of Dr Charles Drage (1825–1922) of Hatfield in Hertfordshire. He was educated at Eton and at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated in 1883, before pursuing further studies in European universities including Berlin and Moscow.
He was called to the bar at both Lincoln's Inn and the Middle Temple, but never practised as a barrister.

In 1896 he married Ethel Sealby Ismay, the daughter of Thomas Henry Ismay who founded the White Star Line. They had two sons, one of whom, Charles Hardinge Drage (1897–1983), served in the Royal Navy, attaining the rank of Commander, and in later years wrote a number of biographies.

Career
Drage became a prolific writer and commentator of public affairs, particularly on poverty, labour relations and the training of sailors.

From 1891 to 1894 he was secretary to the Royal Commission on labour relations.

Drage was elected at the 1895 general election as one of the two members of parliament for (MP)s) for Derby.
He and Sir Henry Howe Bemrose had unseated the town's two sitting Liberal MPs, including the Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir William Vernon Harcourt. The election was a nationwide rout for the Liberals, who lost a third of their seats in the House of Commons, but in a letter to The Times newspaper Drage attributed his success to his own campaigning efforts in Derby.  In six months of campaigning he had addressed at least one meeting of working men every week, offering what he called "practical answers" to labour problems.

He lost his seat at the next general election, in 1900
and never returned to Parliament. He contested Cleveland at the 1902 by-election,
Woolwich at the 1903 by-election,
Blackburn at the 1906 general election,
but was unsuccessful in each case.

In 1897 he was a member of the International Congress on Housing of the Working Classes, in Brussels, and in 1900 of the International Congress on Poor Law and Charity, in Paris. In 1906 he became President of the Central Poor Law Conference.

From 1910 to 1919 he was an alderman of London County Council.

During World War I he served from 1914 in the military intelligence section of the War Office.

Ant-semitism controversy
In 1923 Drage was involved in a controversy over anti-Semitism. because of an article he wrote for the Encyclopaedia Britannica about Poland. In a sub-section titled "The Jewish Question," he wrote that:

"The Eastern Jew is essentially a business or commercial man, but rarely a producer. He is usually a middleman or intermediary. In towns, the majority of the shops are owned by Jews, but they are a race apart, hated and despised by the rest of the population, devoted to their religion, which is a primitive type of Judaism."

“ . . . The Tsarist Government drove the Jews out of Russia, but gave them exceptional advantages in Poland. During and after the war the hostility to the Jews was increased by the fact that in the German occupation the Jew was the willing tool of the invader and by the close connection between the Jews and Bolshevism. The hostility to the Jew was marked in 1918 and 1919 by excesses in which some 200 or 300 have in fact been killed, but which have been enormously exaggerated by the Jewish Press."

"Captain Peter Wright, in his very valuable and interesting report, states that the great majority of the poor Jews are of the Eastern type and extreme orthodoxy (Chassidism). They form an immense mass of squalid and helpless poverty. They are driven into all sorts of illicit and fraudulent practices."

“They are unfit for the modern economic world for want of education and for Western society because of their habits and want of cleanliness.”

According to The New York Times "The Jewish Tribune analyzes the article as to its authoritativeness, its impartiality, its accuracy, and concludes that none of these elements exists, adding, "we have shown that in its treatment of a vital question affecting millions of human beings the Encyclopaedia has violated the elementary principles of encyclopaedia compilation.”

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1860 births
1955 deaths
Conservative Party (UK) MPs for English constituencies
UK MPs 1895–1900
People educated at Eton College
Alumni of Christ Church, Oxford
Members of the Middle Temple
Members of Lincoln's Inn
People from Hatfield, Hertfordshire
Members of London County Council
19th-century English novelists
English non-fiction writers
English male novelists


title: Liù Bosisio

text:
Liù Bosisio (born Luigia Bosisio Mauri; 30 January 1936), is an Italian actress and voice actress.

Biography
Bosisio was born in Milan in the end of January 1936. From 1953 to 1955, She attended the Accademia d'Arte Drammatica in her hometown. Bosisio was a stage actress with the Luca Ronconi company, and was also active as a stand-up comedian. Occasionally active in films in character roles, Bosisio is best known as "Pina", the wife of Paolo Villaggio in several chapters of the Fantozzi film series. Bosisio also appeared in television roles since 1956. Since 1983, Bosisio  focused her work on stage.

Bosisio is also a voice actress, notably being the Italian voice of Spank in Ohayo! Spank and the Italian voice of Marge Simpson for the first 22 seasons of The Simpsons as well as dubbing Patty and Selma.

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Italian film actresses
Italian television actresses
Italian stage actresses
1936 births
Actresses from Milan
Living people
Italian voice actresses


title: Democracy and Leadership

text:
Democracy and Leadership is a book by Irving Babbitt, first published by Houghton Mifflin in 1924.  A new edition was published by Liberty Fund Inc. in 1979, with an introduction by Russell Kirk.

Synopsis
Babbitt criticizes what he calls the naturalistic movement in modern Western society. He distinguishes two aspects of this movement, letting Francis Bacon exemplify its mechanistic and utilitarian side and Jean-Jacques Rousseau its sentimental side. Both ignore the need to order human life with reference to a transcendent ethical principle. The utilitarian and sentimental dispositions are frequently joined in a single individual. According to Babbitt, no amount of sentimental “love” or sociopolitical activism can substitute for a lack of real moral character. The book rejects historical deterministic philosophies from Saint Augustine to Bossuet. It details political philosophy from Aristotle onwards, explaining how governmental philosophies have tried and failed over time. In the book, Babbitt provides a convincing critique of "unchecked majoritarianism," while dealing with the issue of how to find leaders who have high standards.

Recognition
 "...one of the few truly important works of political thought."  —Russell Kirk
 "Today, the wisdom of Babbitt's view is apparent." —Joe Lee Davis

Background
Babbitt considered moral character so important that it could not be superseded by socio-political activism or sentimentality.  In some cases, he believed social reform could be helpful, but never as a replacement for individual conscience. He explains: "With the present trend toward “social justice,” the time is rapidly approaching when everybody will be minding everybody else’s business. For the conscience that is felt as a still, small voice and that is the basis of real justice, we have substituted a social conscience that operates rather through a megaphone. The busybody, for the first time perhaps in the history of the world, has been taken at his own estimate of himself."

References

External links
 The full text of Democracy and Leadership at the Internet Archive

 The Birth of a Chinese Cultural Movement: Letters Between Babbitt and Wu Mi
 What is “humanism"?

1924 non-fiction books
American non-fiction books
Political books


title: Rakesh Kumar Verma

text:
Rakesh Kumar Verma also known as Dr. R.K. Verma is a MLA for Raniganj constituency of Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh with the Samajwadi Party.

He hails from village Sarai Devrai post Katra Gulab Singh in Pratapgarh.

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People from Pratapgarh district, Uttar Pradesh
Living people
Apna Dal politicians
Apna Dal (Sonelal) politicians
Uttar Pradesh MLAs 2017–2022
Year of birth missing (living people)
Bharatiya Janata Party politicians from Uttar Pradesh
Samajwadi Party politicians
Uttar Pradesh MLAs 2022–2027
Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University alumni


title: Emu Bay (Tasmanian geographic feature)

text:
Emu Bay is a bay on the north-western coast of Tasmania, Australia.

The bay is fed by the Emu River and empties into Bass Strait. The bay is adjacent to the city of Burnie, Tasmania, which was also originally named Emu Bay but later renamed for William Burnie a director of the Van Diemen's Land Company in the early 1840s.

See also

Regions of Tasmania

References

Bays of Tasmania


title: Politzariellinae

text:
The Politzariellinae are a subfamily of the family Cossidae (carpenter or goat moths).

Genera
 Holcoceroides Strand, [1913]
 Politzariella Yakovlev, 2011
 Geraldocossus Yakovlev & Sáfián, 2016

References

External links
Natural History Museum Lepidoptera generic names catalog

Cossidae
Moth subfamilies


title: Weymouth Bay, Queensland

text:
Weymouth Bay is a bay in North Queensland, Australia.

The bay opens onto the Coral Sea, part of the South Pacific Ocean. The Pascoe River flows into the bay. To the south of the bay is the Kutini-Payamu National Park.

It was one of the Australian places named by James Cook during his voyage in HMS Endeavour northwards along the east coast in 1770; he named it on Friday 17 August 1770.

Weymouth Bay was significant in the exploration of the Cape York peninsula by Edmund Kennedy in 1848. During their journey north from Rockingham Bay (near the present-day town of Cardwell), Kennedy left eight members of the expedition at Weymouth Bay, intending to pick them up later on the return by sea. However Kennedy and all but one member died later during the journey; all but two of the eight members left at Weymouth Bay died before they were relieved.

References

 Coordinates from www.geodata.us accessed 22 June 2014.

Bays of Queensland
Landforms of Far North Queensland


title: Lascaris War Rooms

text:
The Lascaris War Rooms are an underground complex of tunnels and chambers in Valletta, Malta that housed the War Headquarters from where the defence of the island was conducted during the Second World War. The rooms were later used by NATO and are now open to the public as a museum.

History
The British started work on the secret underground in 1940, during the siege of Malta, when a series of tunnels under the Upper Barrakka Gardens and the Saluting Battery that had been used as slave quarters during the Hospitaller period began to be expanded. The complex was completed in early 1943. The site takes its name from the nearby Lascaris Battery, which was itself named after Giovanni Paolo Lascaris, a Grandmaster who had built a garden on the site later occupied by the battery.

The Lascaris War Rooms contained operations rooms for each of the fighting services, from where both the defence of Malta and other operations in the Mediterranean were coordinated. The Operation Headquarters at Lascaris communicated directly with radar stations around the Maltese islands, and it was equipped with Type X machines. The fleets were led from the Navy Plotting Room, while the Anti-Aircraft Guns Operations Room was responsible for the air defence of the island. In the Coast Defence Room, defensive operations in the case of an amphibious invasion were planned. The Filter Room displayed information received from various places, including the naval station at Auberge de Castille.

Lascaris was the advance Allied HQ from where General Eisenhower and his Supreme Commanders Admiral Cunningham, Field Marshal Montgomery and Air Marshal Tedder directed the Allied invasion of Sicily (Operation Husky) in 1943.

Throughout the war, around 1000 people worked in the rooms, including 240 soldiers.

After the war, Lascaris became the Headquarters of the Royal Navy's Mediterranean Fleet. They played an active part during the Suez Crisis of 1956, and were put into full alert during the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, when a Soviet missile strike against Malta was feared.

In 1967, the complex was taken over by NATO to be used as a strategic Communication Centre for the interception of Soviet submarines in the Mediterranean. The war rooms continued to serve this function until they were closed down in 1977.

Present day
The complex was leased to a private venture in 1992, and it was refurbished and open to the public. The rooms closed down in 2005, but were acquired by Fondazzjoni Wirt Artna and the Malta Heritage Trust in 2009 and are once again open to the public. Restoration began soon after, and it is nearly complete. When ready, it is planned that the rooms will form part of a Military Heritage Park, including both the war rooms and the NATO Command Centre, as well as the SS Peter and Paul Counterguard, the Saluting Battery, and the crypt of the former Garrison Chapel.

Gallery

Further reading
 Guillaumier, Alfie (2005). Bliet u Rħula Maltin. Volume 2. Klabb Kotba Maltin. p. 949-950. , .

References

lASCris war rooms link is now https://www.lascariswarrooms.com/history-and-stories

External links

Official website
National Inventory of the Cultural Property of the Maltese Islands

Buildings and structures in Valletta
Museums in Malta
Mediterranean theatre of World War II
World War II sites in Malta
Allied invasion of Sicily
Military installations of NATO
Secret places
Subterranea (geography)
Military installations closed in 1977
National Inventory of the Cultural Property of the Maltese Islands
1943 establishments in Malta


title: Chen Xing

text:
Chen Xing may refer to:
 Chen Xing (hydrologist) (1921–2009), Chinese hydrologist
 Mike Chen (Chen Xing, born 1980 or 1981), Chinese-born American YouTuber
 Chen Xing (footballer, born 1983), Chinese footballer
 Chen Xing (footballer, born 2000), Chinese footballer


title: Zhao Youqin's π algorithm

text:
Zhao Youqin's  algorithm was an algorithm  devised by  Yuan dynasty Chinese astronomer and mathematician Zhao Youqin (, ? – 1330) to calculate the value of  in his book Ge Xiang Xin Shu ().

Algorithm
Zhao Youqin started with an inscribed square in a circle with radius r.

If  denotes the length of a side of the square, draw a perpendicular line d from the center of the circle to side l. Let e denotes r − d. Then from the diagram:

Extend the perpendicular line d to dissect the circle into an octagon;  denotes the length of one side of octagon.

Let   denotes the length of a side of hexadecagon

similarly

Proceeding in this way, he at last calculated the side of a 16384-gon, multiplying it by 16384 to obtain 3141.592 for a circle with diameter = 1000 units, or

He multiplied this number by 113 and obtained 355. From this he deduced that of the traditional values of , that is 3, 3.14,  and , the last is the most exact.

See also
Liu Hui's  algorithm

References

Chinese mathematics
Pi algorithms


title: Morenga

text:
Morenga may refer to:
 Jacob Morenga (c. 1875–1907), Namibian chief leader in the insurrection against Germany
 , German novel by Uwe Timm from 1978
 Morenga (film), German drama film by Egon Günther from 1985

See also
 Moringa (disambiguation)


title: Sarama (Ramayana)

text:
In the Hindu epic Ramayana, Sarama (, ) is the wife of Vibhishana, the brother of Ravana, the demon (rakshasa) king of Lanka. Sometimes, she is described as a rakshasi (demoness), at other times, she is said to have gandharva (celestial dancers) lineage. All accounts agree that Sarama was friendly to Sita, the consort of Rama (the prince of Ayodhya and an avatar of the god Vishnu), who was kidnapped by Ravana and imprisoned in Lanka. Like her husband who sides with Rama in the war against Ravana, Sarama is kind to Sita and aids Rama. Sarama and Vibhishana had a daughter called Trijata.

Relation with Sita
According to Camille Bulcke (an expert on Rama-centric literature), Sarama does not appear in the original Ramayana. However, later interpolations – present in all recensions – added to the text of Valmiki mention her. She first appears in the episode of Maya-shirsa, the illusory head of Rama. Ravana has abducted Sita, the wife of Rama, the prince of Ayodhya and repeatedly urges her to marry him, however Sita flatly refuses each time. After Rama with his vanara army lands on Lanka, Ravana asks his magician Vidyujihva to create an illusory severed head of Rama and his bow to convince Sita of Rama's death. The magician complies and presents the head and bow to Sita in the Ashoka Vatika, where she is imprisoned. Sita laments in presence of Ravana seeing the head of her "dead" husband. Soon, Ravana leaves for a meeting with his ministers and the head and the bow disappear after his departure. Sarama comes close to Sita and exposes Ravana's trickery to Sita. She says that she secretly witnessed the trick of Ravana and the head was just a product of magic. She also informs Sita that Rama has arrived in Lanka with his army headed by Sugriva and she has seen Rama with her own eyes. She asks Sita if she can pass on any message to Rama on Sita's behalf. Sita instead requests Sarama to probe the plans Ravana had for her. Sarama finds out and informs Sita that despite the advice of his mother and wise aged ministers, Ravana refused to hand over Sita to Rama. Sarama is described as "lovely companion" and friend of Sita.

The Northern recension adds another episode about Sarama. A canto called Sarama-vakyam ("conversation with Sarama") narrates how Sarama informs Sita about the burning of Lanka by Hanuman. This episode appears before Rama comes to Lanka, when he had sent Hanuman to locate where the kidnapped Sita is.

Association with Vibhishana

Neither in the illusory head scene or the Sarama-vakyam indicate any relationship between Sarama and Vibhishana. The only mention of the unnamed Vibhishana's wife is when Sita mentions about her to Hanuman, where he tracks her in Lanka and meets her. Sita tells him that the wife of Vibhishana – who sides with Rama in the war – sent her daughter Kala (In other recensions of the Ramayana, called Nanda or Anala) to give information of Ravana's intentions about not surrendering Sita to Rama, despite the advice of Vibhishana and Ravana's old and wise minister Avindhya.

Four benefactors of Sita emerge in the Ramayana – the unnamed Vibhisana's wife, Kala, Trijata and Sarama. Over time in later Rama-centric literature, Sarama was identified as Vibhishana's wife while Trijata was regarded his daughter.

Sarama's identification with Vibhishana's wife is introduced quite early, in the Uttra Kanda, the last Book of the Ramayana itself, which is regarded as a later addition to the original text. It mentions that Ravana obtained Sarama, the daughter of the gandharva Sailusa, to be his brother Vibhishana's wife. Sarama was born on the banks of the Manas Lake. Seeing the waters of the lake rise, the infant started crying. Her mother commanded the lake, Saroma vardhata ("Lake, do not rise"), so the child was named Sarama.

Post-Ramayana literature
In post-Ramayana literature, Trijata, the daughter of Sarama and Vibhishana, acquires a greater role. In some adaptions, she replaces Sarama in both episodes attributed to her mother in the original epic. However, the Krittivasi Ramayana portrays Trijata in bad light appealing to Sita to wed Ravana and rule as the queen of Lanka. This Bengali adaptation emphasizes on friendship of Sarama and Sita. In a playful pun, Sita tells Sarama, "I am Rama, and thus, you are called Sarama, because of me". The Ranganatha Ramayana and the Tattvasamgraha Ramayana credit Sarama as the one who points the location of the yajna, which would have made Ravana invincible, to the army of Rama so they can destroy it.

The Ananda Ramayana narrates that after Rama's victory in the war over Ravana both Sarama and Trijata went to Ayodhya in the Pushpaka vimana, Ravana's aerial chariot. Later, when Sita visits Lanka, she says to Sarama to treat Trijata like she is Sita.

In the Telugu Sita Puranamu, Ramaswami Chaudari portrays Sarama negatively  as the Aryan (gandharva) wife of the Dravidian Vibhishana, who sways her husband's opinion towards Rama and forces him to betray his just brother Ravana.

Notes

References

Rakshasa in the Ramayana
Women in Hindu mythology


title: Seymour Direct

text:
Seymour Direct  is a UK payment processing company. It provides online payment solutions as a developer of Sagepay

as well as point of sale credit card processing solutions for small to medium businesses. They partner with 3 of the UK’s most well known acquiring banks  Elavon, First Data and Worldpay to help give upcoming businesses the same opportunities that big brand chain stores have with payment facilities.

When a merchant orders a PDQ terminal from Seymour Direct  they are provided with the suitable terminal for their business, which includes the most secure form of card processing machines, known as  "Chip and Pin" payments. The latter involves matching a customer pin code against a unique electronic chip on each customer’s debit card, magnetic stripe card swipe is available in case the former becomes faulty, allowing the merchant to continue with trading.

The companies head office is based in Hertfordshire, with additional offices in South Wales. The current CEO is Martin Roberts.

History

Seymour Direct was formed in 1987 by an independent retailer to negotiate lower rates for credit card processing, their aim was to relieve small to medium businesses of the high charges that were set by the high street banks. Although they offered their services to larger businesses, their main clients were B&B’s and Beauty Salons.

In 2013 Seymour Direct were the first merchant services providers to offer Contactless payment terminals  that small businesses could directly hire without the need to apply for brand name Visa payWave or MasterCard payPass.

Seymour Direct is now one of the UK’s leading independent sales organisations distributing credit and debit card processing services to small to medium businesses.

References

Payment service providers


title: Orientozeuzera

text:
Orientozeuzera is a genus of moths in the family Cossidae.

Species
 Orientozeuzera aeglospila (Turner, 1915)
 Orientozeuzera brechlini Yakovlev, 2011
 Orientozeuzera caudata (Joicey et Talbot, 1916)
 Orientozeuzera celebensis (Roepke, 1957)
 Orientozeuzera halmahera Yakovlev, 2011
 Orientozeuzera meyi Yakovlev, 2011
 Orientozeuzera postexcisa (Hampson, 1893)
 Orientozeuzera quieta Turner, 1932
 Orientozeuzera rhabdota (Jordan, 1932)
 Orientozeuzera roepkei Yakovlev, 2011
 Orientozeuzera shiva Yakovlev, 2011
 Orientozeuzera sympatrica Yakovlev, 2011

References

Natural History Museum Lepidoptera generic names catalog

Zeuzerinae
Cossidae genera


title: Werleshausen

text:
Werleshausen is a village in the northern part of Hesse, Germany. First recorded mention was in 876. Since 1972 it belongs to the town of Witzenhausen.

Location
The village of Werleshausen lies in the Werra valley near the Hoher Meißner, right on the boundary with Thuringia, almost at Germany's geographical centre, 33 km east of Kassel. The Bebra-Göttingen railway crosses the village in the east.

Neighbouring villages
Werleshausen borders in the east on the municipalities of Lindewerra and Bornhagen (Thuringia's Eichsfeld district), in the south on the village of Oberrieden, in the west on the village Wendershausen and in the north on the villages of Unterrieden and Neuseesen (town of Witzenhausen).

Sightseeing
 Historic framework buildings in the village core
 Manor
 Ludwigstein Castle
 Hanstein Castle (Bornhagen)
 Devil's rock ("Teufelskanzel") near Lindewerra

Gallery

References

External links
 Homepage of Werleshausen
 Homepage of Witzenhausen

Werra-Meißner-Kreis


title: Olga Pershankova

text:
Olga Pershankova (; born 18 January 1972) is a Russian retired ice dancer. Competing with Peter Tchernyshev for Russia, she won the silver medal at the 1992 Karl Schäfer Memorial (Vienna Cup). The following season, she teamed up with Nikolai Morozov to compete for Azerbaijan. The two won the 1993 Golden Spin of Zagreb and competed at the 1994 World Championships and European Championships.

Pershankova began figure skating at age five. After retiring from competition, she joined the Russian Ice Stars.

Results

With Morozov for Azerbaijan

With Tchernyshev for Russia

References

1972 births
Russian female ice dancers
Azerbaijani female ice dancers
Living people
Figure skaters from Moscow