title: List of San Jose State Spartans football seasons

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This is a list of seasons completed by the San Jose State Spartans football team of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). The team began competition in 1892.

Originally an independent, San Jose State first joined a conference in 1922 when it joined the California Coast Conference. That conference only lasted three years, so the team became independent again in 1925. They joined the Far Western Conference in 1929. San Jose State became independent for the third time in 1935, before becoming a charter member of the California Collegiate Athletic Association in 1939. When the NCAA first started classification in 1937, San Jose State was part of the NCAA College Division (Small College). They became independent for the fourth time in 1950, also moving to the NCAA University Division (Major College) that year. They stayed independent until becoming a charter member of the Pacific Coast Athletic Association (PCAA) in 1969. The conference was renamed the Big West Conference in 1988. San Jose State later moved to the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) in 1996 and Mountain West Conference (MW) in 2013.

Seasons

Notes
 San Jose State forfeited 3 wins and 1 tie, including two PCAA conference wins,  for using an ineligible player. This made San Jose State's adjusted record for 1979 3–8 overall (2–2 PCAA).
 The PCAA adjusted San Jose State's 1984 record to 7–4 overall (6–1 PCAA) after UNLV forfeited all 11 of its wins for 1984.

References
General

Specific

San Jose State

San Jose State Spartans football seasons


title: Scattering Stars Like Dust

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Scattering Stars Like Dust is a solo album by Iranian musician Kayhan Kalhor, released on 9 June 1998 in the United States through Traditional Crossroads records.

Scattering Stars Like Dust is a 47-minute suite for Kamancheh and the Tombak drum. Like most Persian music, it is improvised and based on a large traditional collection of short, melodic motifs. It contains three sections. Some unusual time signatures come from Kurdish music and the album's title from a poem by Rumi.

Track listing

Personnel
Pejman Hadadi – Tombak
Kayhan Kalhor – Kamancheh

References

Kayhan Kalhor albums
1998 albums


title: 365 Days TV

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365 Days TV () is a Russian historian channel. It is owned by the Gazprom-Media. The channel is described as "the first Russian history television channel". It has won the Hot Bird TV Awards prize thrice (2006 – The Best Dynamically Developing Channel, 2008 – Culture and Education, 2010 – The Best Documentary TV Channel). The channel is included into basic package of the NTV Plus.

See also
Viasat History
History

References

Documentary television channels
Television channels in Russia
Television channels and stations established in 2006


title: Shastri Sisters

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Shastri Sisters: Chaar Dil Ek Dhadkan ( "Shastri sisters: four hearts, one beat"), commonly known as Shastri Sisters, is an Indian television series that aired from July 21, 2014, to  August 8, 2015, on Colors TV. The show stars Ishita Ganguly, Sonal Vengurlekar, Vijayendra Kumeria, and Sumit Bhardwaj. Its plot follows four sisters as they journey from Kanpur to Delhi.

The show was dubbed in Telugu as Manam, which airs on Gemini TV, and in Tamil as Kanchana airing on Raj TV. It is titled Tere Naal Ishq on Colors Rishtey.

Plot
Four sisters Alka, Anushka, Devyani, and Piya live with their father Narayan Shastri in Kanpur. They had lost their mother at a very young age and were raised single-handedly by Narayan. They move to Delhi after Narayan gets a job transfer, where they stay at his childhood friend Surinder Sareen's house. Surinder lives with his wife Minty and two sons, Neil and Rajat. Minty and Neil hate the sisters and try to oust them.

Narayan learns that Alka loves Rajeev, and thus takes a marriage proposal to Rajeev's father, who insults him. After knowing all this, Alka apologizes to Narayan. He fixes her alliance to his friend Harishankar's son Rohan Pandey, thus the two marry. Both Anushka and Devyani fall in love with Rajat, who has feelings for Anushka. Neil falls in love with Devyani but she rejects him. When Rajat tries to confess his love for Anushka to his family, Minty and Nikki decides to seek revenge for Neil from Devyani. They create a misunderstanding and make everyone believe that Rajat loves Devyani. Everyone prepare for their engagement and when Anushka learns that Devyani also loves Rajat, she sacrifices her love for Devyani.
But Rajat also loves Anushka and on his engagement day he learns that he getting engaged to Devyani and he wants to tell her truth, but is stopped by Anushka. And she gives her kasam to become engaged to her sister and he agrees. Rajat and Devyani become engaged. Ass Minty and Nikki's plan fail, they again try to expose Anushka and Rajat. This time they become successful. Devyani becomes heartbroken after knowing the truth and she insults Anushka, accusing her of taking her fiancé, but Anushka remains silent. Rajat criticises her for disrespecting her sister, and tells her that he loves Anushka and not her. Anushka refuses and says that Rajat is only Devyani's.

The next day, Surinder and Rajat learn about Minty and Nikki. Surinder ousts out Nikki from the house and scolds Minty.

Rajat's ex-girlfriend Karishma appears. To make Anushka jealous, Rajat announces his marriage to Karishma, but Anushka remains focused on her relationship with her sister. Later, Devyani tries to convince Anushka to stop Rajat's marriage and discusses this matter with Rajat, who insists that Anushka professes her love for him first. He is later arrested. and Anushka is blamed for his arrest. It is revealed that Karishma is responsible.

Rajat and Anushka marry. Neil is forced by Minty to marry her friend Leela's daughter Kajal, which upsets Devyani, who decides to work with Alka. Someone attacks Devyani at work and she suspects Neil's involvement. Anushka blames Neil for hurting Devyani, but he insists that he is innocent. After three days everyone returns home and Neil returns from jail.

Kajal is revealed to have married Neil only for his property, so Minty scolds her and ends her relationship with Neil. Kajal pushes Anushka off a cliff, and Rajat is kidnapped.

One year later, the Sareens and Shastris celebrate. Rajat and Devyani begin the wedding ceremony, and Anushka is revealed to be alive.

Cast

Main

 Ishita Ganguly as Anushka Rajat Sareen – Narayan's second daughter; Alka, Devyani and Piya's sister; Rajat's wife
 Vijayendra Kumeria as Squadron leader Rajat Sareen –An airforce pilot Minty and Surinder's elder son; Neil's brother; Anushka's husband
 Neha Pednekar as Alka Shastri Pandey – Narayan's eldest daughter; Anushka, Devyani and Piya's sister; Rohan's wife
 Sujay Reu as Rohan Pandey – Harishankar and Vrinda's son; Alka's husband
 Sonal Vengurlekar as Devyani Shastri – Narayan's third daughter; Alka, Anushka and Piya's sister; Neil's love interest
 Sumit Bhardwaj as Neil Sareen – Minty and Surinder's younger son; Rajat's brother; Kajal's ex-husband; Devyani's love interest

Recurring
 Rajesh Jais as Narayan Shastri – Surinder's childhood friend; Alka, Anushka, Devyani and Piya's father
 Pragati Chourasiya as Piya Shastri – Narayan's youngest daughter; Alka, Anushka and Devyani's sister
 Neelu Kohli as Mintakshi "Minty" Sareen – Surinder's wife; Rajat and Neil's mother
 Gireesh Sahedev as Surinder Sareen – Narayan's childhood friend; Minty's husband; Rajat and Neil's father
 Chaitrali Gupte as Vrinda Pandey – Harishankar's wife; Rohan's mother
 Prithvi Zutshi as Harishankar Pandey – Narayan's friend; Vrinda's husband; Rohan's father
 Shraddha Jaiswal as Aastha Pandey
 Navneet Nishan as Nikki
 Puneet Vashisht as Dr. Raghavendra Singh
 Sudeep Sahir as Veerarav "Veer" Rajshekhari
 Sumit Verma as Rajeev – Alka's ex-boyfriend
 Sudha Chandran as Buaji
 Swati Kumar as Karishma
 Priyanka Khera as Kajal Sareen – Neil's ex-wife
 Poonam Bhatia as Leela Massi – Minty's friend
 Smita Singh as Inspector Guggal Pandey (2015)
 Dipika Kakar as Simar

Dubs

Kanchana (English: Kanchana – Soul of Affection and Love) is a Tamil serial and a soap opera that premiered on 31 August 2015.

Manam is a Telugu serial and a soap opera that premiered on 8 February 2016 and airs Monday through Friday.

Cast (Tamil version)
 Neha Pednekar as Kanchana Narayan Shastri/Kanchana Rajan Harishankar
 Ishita Ganguly as Akila Narayan Shastri/Akila Ranjeet Sareen
 Sonal Vengurlekar as Devyani Narayan Shastri
 Pragati Chourasiya as Priya Narayan Shastri
 Vijayendra Kumeria as Rajat Saravanan Sareen
 Sumit Bhardwaj as Rajesh Saravanan Sareen
 Sujay Reu as Rajan Harishankar Pandey
 Rajesh Jais as Narayan Shastri
 Neelu Kohli as Meenakshi Saravanan Sareen
 Gireesh Sahedev as  Saravanan Sareen
 Chaitrali Gupte as Brinda Harishankar Pandey
 Prithvi Zutshi as Harishankar Pandey
 Shraddha Jaiswal as Asha Harishankar Pandey

Cast (Telugu version)
 Neha Pednekar as Alekhya Narayan Shastri
 Ishita Ganguly as Anuskha Narayan Shastri/Anuskha Ranjeet Sareen
 Sonal Vengurlekar as Devyani Narayan Shastri
 Pragati Chourasiya as Priya Narayan Shastri
 Vijayendra Kumeria as Ranjeet  Sareen
 Sumit Bhardwaj as  Nitin Sareen
 Sujay Reu as Rohan Harishankar Pandey
 Rajesh Jais as Narayan Shastri
 Neelu Kohli as Meenakshi Surinder Sareen
 Gireesh Sahedev as  Surendra Sareen
 Chaitrali Gupte as Brinda Harishankar Pandey
 Prithvi Zutshi as Harishankar Pandey
 Shraddha Jaiswal as Asha Harishankar Pandey

References

2014 Indian television series debuts
2015 Indian television series endings
Colors TV original programming
Indian drama television series
Indian television series
Television shows set in Delhi


title: Ledreborg

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Ledreborg is a palatial mansion near Lejre,  to the southwest of Roskilde on the Danish island of Zealand. Today's Baroque building was completed in 1746 by  Minister of State Johan Ludvig Holstein (1694–1763) who commissioned J.C. Krieger to carry out the work.

History and architecture

The first reference to Lejreborg is fairly recent, dating to 1523 when Otto Tinhuus owned the property under the ancient Diocese of Roskilde. At the time, the estate was called Udlejre and consisted of four or five farms. After the Reformation, in 1545 Lejre became a fief in its own right under the jurisdiction of Copenhagen. In 1663, the statesman Henrik Müller purchased eight farms and five houses in Lejre including Udlejre. He presented the property to his daughter Drude and her husband, statesman Thomas Finke, who built a house called Lejregård. In 1661, Udlejregård was bought by the statesman Henrik Müller who built the first Lejregård manor house. in 1739, Johan Ludvig Holstein bought the property and developed the modest building into one of the country's finest mansions. He commissioned Johan Cornelius Krieger to extend the building to the east and west. Krieger also added a chapel and a monumental staircase designed by Jacob Fortling. In 1745, Niels Eigtved developed the interior, including the Rokoko banqueting hall, while Lauritz de Thurah decorated the inner courtyard with two pavilions and obelisk-shaped lampposts. A gatehouse was also added.

Gardens

Also designed by Krieger from 1742 until the mid-1750s, the terraced Baroque park extends from the mansion down the steep slopes of the Kornerup Valley. In the wooded area to the east, the Dyrehaven was laid out in 1757–1762 with paths leading past sculptures and obelisks in line with the trends of the time. The terraced garden was completely renovated in 2004–2006 with a waterfall and fountain designed by Erik Heide who also included sculptures of Adam and Eve.

Ledreborg today
The mansion can now be rented for meetings or conferences which can be accommodated in the banqueting hall or in the spacious reworked barn. Every August since 1994, the Danish National Chamber Orchestra has held popular concerts of film music and musicals in Ledreborg Park which enjoys exceptionally good acoustics.

List of owners
 (1536-1559) Christian 3.
 (1559-1588) Frederik 2.
 (1588-1625) Christian 4.
 (1625-1661) Lauritz Jensen
 (1661-1663) Henrik Müller
 (1663-1677) Thomas Fincke
 (1677-1704) Drude Henriksdatter Müller gift Fincke
 (1704-1705) Henrik Thomsen Fincke
 (1705-1711) Karen Gyldensparre gift Fincke
 (1711-1712) Slægten Fincke
 (1712-1733) Mette Reedtz gift Lindenov
 (1733-1739) Hans Henrik Mandix
 (1739-1763) Johan Ludvig Holstein-Ledreborg
 (1763-1799) Christian Frederik Holstein
 (1799-1853) Christian Edzard Holstein-Ledreborg
 (1853-1895) Christian Edzard Moritz lensgreve Holstein-Ledreborg
 (1895-1912) Johan Ludvig Carl Christian Tido Holstein-Ledreborg
 (1912-1951) Josef Ignatius Maria lensgreve Holstein-Ledreborg
 (1951-1990) Knud Johan Ludvig lensgreve Holstein-Ledreborg
 (1990-) Silvia Knudsdatter komtesse Holstein-Ledreborg gift Munro / John Munro

See also
 List of Baroque residences

References

Literature

External links

 Ledreborg Slot website
 Source

Houses completed in 1746
Listed buildings and structures in Lejre Municipality
Manor houses in Lejre Municipality
Castles in Region Zealand
Listed castles and manor houses in Denmark
Baroque architecture in Denmark
Tourist attractions in Region Zealand


title: Lo Mejor

text:
Lo Mejor (Spanish "The Best") may refer to:

Lo Mejor (LeBron Brothers album), 1992
Lo Mejor (Grupo Niche album), 1998
Lo Mejor, a 2004 album by Johnny Pacheco
Lo Mejor de A.B. Quintanilla III y Los Kumbia Kings, a 2016 album
Lo mejor de Bosé, Miguel Bosé
Lo Mejor de Marcos, or several sequel albums by Marcos Witt
Lo Mejor de...Selena, a 2015 album by Selena

See also
Simplemente Lo Mejor, a 2008 album by Ricardo Arjona
Lo Mejor de Mí, a 1997 album by Cristian Castro
"Lo Mejor de Mí" (song), song written by Rudy Pérez and first recorded by Juan Ramon
The Best (disambiguation)


title: Nicolás Vélez

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Nicolás Vélez (born 4 July 1990) is an Argentine professional footballer who plays as a forward.

Club career

Early football life
Velez is a product of the famed River Plate youth academy having played in the same team as Erik Lamela and Roberto Pereyra, before leaving for another top-tier Argentinian team, Huracan, in search of first-team opportunities.

Huracán
Nicolás Vélez started his professional footballing career with Club Atlético Huracán at the age of 19.

Atlético Sanluqueño
After being released by his former club in Argentina,  he joined Spanish 3rd tier club Atlético Sanluqueño. He left the club in 2013, saying there were “many problems” at the Spanish club, so he asked his agent to look at options elsewhere.

Warriors FC
He signed for Warriors FC in the S.League in 2014. He scored a hat-trick for the Warriors against Albirex Niigata (S) in a 4–0 victory, keeping them in contention of the title. In his first season in Singapore, he scored an impressive 21 goals in 26 appearances, second only to Brazilian Rodrigo Tosi (24 goals) helping Warriors FC to the S.League title. Velez capped his first Asian campaign by being named S.League young player of the year.

In the 2015 Singapore Charity Shield which doubled as the first league game of the 2015 season, Vélez scored the only goal of the match, winning the Shield and the first three points of the season for the Warriors. He scored two goals in the next game, a 3–1 win over Harimau Muda. He notched his sixth goal of the season on 24 April 2015 against fellow title contenders Brunei DPMM FC before earning a red card in the 69th minute following an on-field spat.

The South American also earned call-ups to Singapore Selection sides that took on Juventus, Arsenal and Stoke City in the last 18 months.

NorthEast United FC
In August 2015 Velez announced that he has decided to join Indian Super League side NorthEast United. On his joining the Indian side he said "I'm very happy to have this chance, but I'm sad to leave Warriors, because I am leaving behind many friends in Singapore.I want to say 'thank you' to my club for giving me the chance to show what I can do alongside some of the best players in the world". After debuting on 6 October 2015 he scored his first goal on the same night in 82 minute with a losing effort against Kerala Blasters. He ended the season with 5 goals, marking his name as the top goal scorer for the club.

Hajduk Split
In January 2016, Vélez joined the Croatian First Football League club Hajduk Split and signed the contract with a two and half years. He made his debut on 13 February 2016 in a 2–0 win against Slaven Belupo. On 30 June 2016, he was released from Hajduk.

NorthEast United FC
In the third season of Indian Super League, Velez made his 2nd appearance for the club and assisted Katsumi Yusa for the first winning goal against Kerala Blasters on the night of October 1, 2016 when the season officially kicked off. Velez was awarded the Hero of the Match in the 41st Match of the season between NorthEast United FC and Atlético de Kolkata.

Negeri Sembilan
Velez joined newly promoted side Negeri Sembilan for the 2018 Malaysian Super League season after leaving Suphanburi at the end of 2017. He scored his first goal when playing against fellow promoted side, Kuala Lumpur in a 2–0 home win.

Belenenses
In January 2019, he joined Belenenses.

PSS Sleman
In March 2021, it was announced that he joined PSS Sleman, and was immediately playing for the club in 2021 Menpora Cup. In May 2021, he resigned from Sleman.

Sukhoithai
In June 2021, Velez joined Sukhothai.

Pattaya Dolphins United
On 17 December 2021, Velez announced through his Instagram account that he had joined Pattaya Dolphins United.

Phitsanulok FC
In August 2022 , Velez joined Phitsanulok F.C. , October 2, 2022 He has scored five goals in a game against Kongkrailas United.

Career statistics

Club

Honours

Club
Warriors FC
S.League: 2014

PSS Sleman
 Menpora Cup third place: 2021

Pattaya Dolphins United
Thai League 3 Eastern Region: 2022–23

Individual
 S.League Young Player of the Year: 2014

References

External links

Living people
1990 births
Singapore Premier League players
Expatriate men's footballers in Singapore
Expatriate men's footballers in Croatia
Argentine men's footballers
Argentine expatriate sportspeople in Spain
Men's association football forwards
Argentine Primera División players
Primera Nacional players
Atlético Sanluqueño CF players
Segunda División B players
Warriors FC players
HNK Hajduk Split players
Croatian Football League players
NorthEast United FC players
Indian Super League players
Nicolas Velez
Nicolas Velez
Negeri Sembilan FC players
Malaysia Premier League players
B-SAD players
Primeira Liga players
Footballers from Buenos Aires
Expatriate men's footballers in India
Argentine expatriate men's footballers
Argentine expatriate sportspeople in India


title: 2014 Aspria Tennis Cup

text:
The 2014 Aspria Tennis Cup was a professional tennis tournament played on clay courts. It was the ninth edition of the tournament which was part of the 2014 ATP Challenger Tour. It took place in Milan, Italy between 16 and 22 June 2014.

Singles main-draw entrants

Seeds

 1 Rankings are as of June 9, 2014.

Other entrants
The following players received wildcards into the singles main draw:
  Roberto Marcora
  Hugo Dellien
  Yoshihito Nishioka
  Juan Lizariturry

The following players received entry from the qualifying draw:
  Federico Gaio
  Filippo Baldi
  Matteo Donati
  Gianluca Mager

The following player received entry as special exempt:
  Michael Lammer
  Gianni Mina

Doubles main-draw entrants

Seeds

1 Rankings as of June 9, 2014.

Other entrants
The following pairs received wildcards into the doubles main draw:
  Filippo Baldi /  Matteo Donati
  Eugenio Gibertini /  Vito Gioia
  Alberto Brizzi /  Riccardo Sinicropi

Champions

Singles

 Albert Ramos def.  Pere Riba, 6–3, 7–5

Doubles

 Guillermo Durán /  Máximo González def.  James Cerretani /  Frank Moser, 6–3, 6–3

External links
Official Website

Aspria Tennis Cup - Trofeo CDI
Aspria Tennis Cup


title: Greg Collins (record producer)

text:
Gregory Francis Collins (born September 5, 1969) is an American mixer, record producer, composer, and recording engineer, best known for his work with U2, No Doubt, Gwen Stefani, Eels, Matchbox Twenty, and KISS.

Collins won a Grammy Award in 2006 for his work as mix engineer on the U2 singles "City of Blinding Lights" and "Sometimes You Can't Make it On Your Own" from the album How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, which won Album of the Year.

In 2008 Collins co-produced the band KISS's first album of new material in over 10 years, Sonic Boom, with Paul Stanley. The album reached the number 2 position on the Billboard album charts and was praised by critics and fans as a return to the sound and spirit of the band's 1970s heyday.

Collins is the owner and operator of The Nook recording studio in Studio City, Los Angeles.

References

External links

 Greg Collins at Allmusic.com

1969 births
Record producers from California
Musicians from Los Angeles
Living people
Place of birth missing (living people)


title: Periechocrinus

text:
Periechocrinus is an extinct genus of crinoids belonging to the order Monobathrida, family Periechecrinidae.

These stationary upper-level epifaunal suspension feeders lived during the Carboniferous period and the Mississippian age of Australia, as well as in the Silurian of Canada, Czech Republic, United Kingdom and United States, from 436.0 to 345.3 Ma.

Species
Periechocrinus costatus (Austin and Austin)
Periechocrinus indicator Etheridge Jr. 1892

Description
Periechocrinus species were about  high.

References

External links
 Museum of Victoria

Monobathrida
Extinct animals of Australia
Carboniferous crinoids
Paleozoic life of Ontario


title: Munsu Water Park

text:
Munsu Water Park () is a state run water park located in the east of Pyongyang, North Korea, which opened to the public in November 2013. The park covers an area of  with indoor and outdoor activities available all year round.

Completion ceremony
The park's completion ceremony took place on 15October 2013 and involved the chiefs of the armed forces along with top government officials. Premier of North Korea Pak Pong-ju delivered a speech saying that "The water park is the edifice built thanks to Korean People's Army service personnel's spirit of devotedly carrying out any project and their fighting traits as they are ready to flatten even a high mountain at a go in hearty response to the order of the supreme commander."

Facilities
The park has indoor and outdoor swimming pools, 14 water slides, a volleyball court, basketball court, a rock-climbing wall, a hair salon, a buffet restaurant, a cafe, and a bar. A life-size statue of Kim Jong Il stands in the foyer of the indoor swimming pool.

Current State
The park has decayed and fallen into disrepair since its initial use as a propaganda tool. As of 2023, none of the attractions are capable of holding water, and all of the filtration machinery has broken down due to a lack of maintenance. At last report, the facility is closed with no plans to reopen.

See also

Tourism in North Korea

References

Amusement parks in Pyongyang
Water parks
2013 establishments in North Korea
Amusement parks opened  in 2013


title: Got a Girl

text:
Got a Girl is an American musical duo formed in 2012 consisting of singer Mary Elizabeth Winstead and music producer Dan "The Automator" Nakamura. The band's first studio album, I Love You but I Must Drive Off This Cliff Now, was released in 2014.

History
According to Exclaim!, Got a Girl originated in 2010, when the pair met at a cast dinner of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World which co-starred Winstead. Nakamura had contributed music to the film, and she approached him saying she was a fan. At the film's red carpet premiere, Nakamura asked Winstead if they could "make music together".

Winstead and Nakamura worked together musically on Deltron 3030's album Event 2 (released 2013), which Nakamura produced and Winstead provided vocals for the songs "The Agony" and "Look Across the Sky".

In May 2012, The Playlist reported that Winstead and Nakamura were working on a record. Winstead had previously sung an a cappella cover of the song "Baby It's You" by the Shirelles for the 2007 film Death Proof, and co-wrote and recorded a demo with music producer Thai Long Ly. Winstead and Dan had also performed an original song at the SXSW in March 2013.

On July 22, 2014, the duo released I Love You but I Must Drive Off This Cliff Now on Bulk Recordings.

In September 2015, they embarked on a four-city tour of Seattle, San Francisco, New York City, and Los Angeles, where they played their entire album live, including a cover of Handsome Boy Modeling School's "I've Been Thinking".

Discography

Albums
 I Love You but I Must Drive Off This Cliff Now (2014)

Singles
 "You and Me (Board Mix)" (2013)
 "I'm Down" (2013)
 "Did We Live Too Fast?" (2014)
 "There's a Revolution" (2014)

References

External links

American musical duos
Musical groups established in 2012
2012 establishments in California


title: List of number-one albums of 1993 (Spain)

text:
The List of number-one albums of 1993 in Spain is derived from the Top 100 España record chart published weekly by PROMUSICAE (Productores de Música de España), a non-profit organization composed by Spain and multinational record companies. This association tracks record sales (physical and digital) in Spain.

Albums

See also
List of number-one singles of 1993 (Spain)

References

Number-one albums
Spain
Spanish record charts


title: 2014 Aspria Tennis Cup – Doubles

text:
Marco Crugnola and Daniele Giorgini were the defending champions, but decided not to compete.

Guillermo Durán and Máximo González won the title, defeating James Cerretani and Frank Moser in the final, 6–3, 6–3.

Seeds

Draw

Draw

References
 Main Draw

Aspria Tennis Cup - Trofeo CDI - Doubles
2014 - Doubles


title: Ernest Trimingham

text:
Ernest Trimmingham (1880–1942), often misspelled as Trimingham, was an actor on stage and screen from the British Overseas Territory of Bermuda. He was one of the first black actors in British cinema. Trimingham is a common, but exclusively white, surname in Bermuda connected with an affluent merchant family, and it is likely that Ernest adopted it when he became an actor. He was born in Bermuda in 1880, and died in England on 2 February 1942.

Filmography
The Adventures of Dick Turpin (1912), a  British and Colonial Film Company release
Jack, Sam and Pete (1919) as Pete

References

1880 births
Bermudian male actors
Black British male actors
British male film actors
British male stage actors
1942 deaths
20th-century British male actors


title: Leonel Felice

text:
Leonel Ezequiel Felice (born 31 April 1983) is an Argentine professional footballer who plays for S.League club Geylang International, as a striker.

Career
Leonel Felice started his youth career in Arsenal Fútbol Club in Argentina before moving to Quilmes Atlético Club in 2005. In 2006, he was released by Quilmes and was clubless for a year before joining Club Rivadavia in 2008 and spent 4 years with the club before moving to Vietnamese club Hanoi T&T in 2012. He then signed with Geylang International in 2014, which plays in the S.League and proved to be a prolific goalscorer at his present club, scoring 16 goals in his debut season with the club.

References

Living people
Argentine men's footballers
Argentine expatriate men's footballers
1983 births
Men's association football forwards
Hanoi FC players
V.League 1 players
Geylang International FC players
Arsenal de Sarandí footballers
Singapore Premier League players
Expatriate men's footballers in Singapore
Expatriate men's footballers in Vietnam
Than Quang Ninh FC players


title: Midburn

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Midburn (Hebrew: מידברן; Arabic: ميدبيرن) is a 6-day event held in the Negev Desert in southern Israel.

History
The first annual event was held in June 2014, and was attended by 3,000 people. The second event was held on May 20–24, 2015, and was attended by 6,500 people. The name itself is a portmanteau of the Hebrew word for "desert" (מידבר midbar) and the English word "burn" in reference to the annual Burning Man festival in the Nevada desert.

The festival is held near Sde Boker, and the themes of the event are creativity, art and personal expression.

The burn is held every year in May or June, around the Jewish holiday of Shavuot, and culminates in a bonfire of wooden sculptures. The third Midburn event, in 2016, had an attendance of 8,000 participants, making it the 2nd biggest regional event outside the US, after AfrikaBurn. As of 2018, it is the only Burning Man regional event in the Middle East.
The 2023 event was cancelled following the October war.

References

External links

 Nizzan Zvi Cohen, The Midburn Alternative, Davar, 11/3/2022
 Midbrain Community WIKI (mostly Hebrew)

Counterculture festivals
Entertainment events in Israel
Recurring events established in 2014
Negev
Burning Man
Clothing-optional events


title: The Multiversity

text:
The Multiversity is a two-issue limited series combined with seven interrelated one-shots set in the DC Multiverse in The New 52, a collection of universes seen in publications by DC Comics. The one-shots in the series were written by Grant Morrison, each with a different artist. The Multiversity began in August 2014 and ran until April 2015.

Background and creation
In the conclusion to the 1985 comic book crossover Crisis on Infinite Earths, the DC Multiverse collapsed, merging the history of five universes into one single new universe. In the 1998–1999 series The Kingdom, author Mark Waid and co-creator Grant Morrison introduced the concept of Hypertime, a super-dimensional construct that allowed for all publications to be canon or in-continuity somewhere. Hypertime, although infrequently used, was a replacement and explanation for the multiple timelines and histories DC had published through the years.

In the 2005–06 crossover event Infinite Crisis, the survivors of the first Crisis—Alexander Luthor, Jr. from Earth-Three, Superboy-Prime from Earth-Prime, and Kal-L of Earth-Two—had attempted to create a perfect world to replace the current DC Universe (DCU), with Luthor restoring, merging, and destroying worlds that had once existed in the Multiverse or were featured in various Elseworlds publications. Luthor failed, due to the intervention of the universe's heroes, and inadvertently altered the history of the DC Universe. Following Infinite Crisis, a single Earth and universe existed in the DCU as a result of Luthor's actions; however, it was later revealed that this was not actually the case and that the Multiverse still existed at this time. Prior to the publication of Infinite Crisis, editor Dan DiDio revealed that Hypertime no longer exists in the DCU.

Following Infinite Crisis, the year-long weekly maxiseries 52 (2006–2007) led to the revelation that the Multiverse still exists, in the form of 52 alternate universes. Author Grant Morrison stated that the return of the Multiverse was intended to launch new franchises, explaining:

In 2007–08, the weekly series Countdown (a.k.a. Countdown to Final Crisis) was published as a follow-up to 52 and lead-in to DC's next line-wide crossover event Final Crisis, along with various spin-off titles featuring the new Multiverse. The Multiverse plays a large part in the Final Crisis (2008–2009) series, where a team of Supermen from across the Multiverse assemble to defeat a rogue Monitor, Mandrakk. The series introduced Calvin Ellis, a new Superman from Earth-23 who is the President of the United States. Grant Morrison based the character on Barack Obama. The character would later appear in Grant Morrison's Action Comics #9 (July 2012) and was a central character in The Multiversity. Final Crisis was described by editor Dan DiDio as the finale in a trilogy of stories about the Multiverse, describing each Crisis: "The death of the Multiverse, the rebirth of the Multiverse, and now the ultimate story of the Multiverse."

When asked about their future role in expanding the Multiverse following Final Crisis, Morrison stated: "I'm in the early stages of putting together material for a Multiverse series but I want to spend a lot of time getting it exactly right, so there are currently no deadlines and I don't anticipate any of this coming out until 2010." Morrison later revealed that they had been working on a new book set on Earth-4, featuring Charlton Comics characters, but inspired by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons's 1986 limited series Watchmen, which in turn was proposed initially as being based on Charlton Comics characters.

In Wizard #212 (April 2009), Morrison detailed their project, The Multiversity, intended for publication in 2010. Morrison states that the series: "will pick up a bunch of strands from 52 and Final Crisis." They noted that their work would include a one-shot for each of seven different universes, where they "all link together as a seven-issue story that re-imagines the relationship between the DCU and the Multiverse."

Morrison provided Jeffrey Renaud of Comic Book Resources with further details, explaining the reasoning behind the project: "The idea was to do seven books that would be #1 issues for seven different teams on seven different Earths. Each of these would be the bible for what could potentially be an entire comic line for each of these Earths." Originally, their co-writers (Geoff Johns, Mark Waid, and Greg Rucka) on 52 were to have participated in the project.

In 2010, it was revealed that Morrison's frequent collaborators Cameron Stewart and Frank Quitely were, at the time, the only artists chosen for The Multiversity. Quitely would illustrate Pax Americana, featuring Morrison's reworking of the Charlton characters, based on Earth-4. Stewart's one-shot would be Thunderworld, focusing on Captain Marvel of Earth-5. Artist Frazer Irving stated that Morrison "reserved a small part of my soul" to do work on The Multiversity.

In 2011, DC Comics announced that its entire line of publications would be cancelled following Flashpoint (2011), leading into a rebooted DC Universe known as The New 52. The finale of Flashpoint #5 (September 2011) saw three distinct universes from the Multiverse—WildStorm Universe, Vertigo, and the DC Universe—merge into one universe, designated 'Prime Earth' (also later stated to be designated as Earth-33 as well). Dan DiDio clarified that there was still a Multiverse, but gave no details on how it had changed and suggested that The Multiversity might provide answers. Morrison later revealed that The Multiversity would not be out until 2012, noting that Quitely had just begun working on his issue. Morrison also gave a definitive length for the series, nine one-shots, where two are book-ends with the other seven each focusing on a different universe. Tonally, Morrison has described The Multiversity as feeling similar to their work on Seven Soldiers (2005).

In September 2012, as part of MorrisonCon, DC Entertainment officially confirmed The Multiversity, giving the series a publication date of late 2013. It was also revealed that the series would feature eight one-shot issues, each issue being 38 pages plus an eight-page backup. Morrison also confirmed that The Multiversity had not been affected by anything in The New 52, but would still feature a "little sort of wave over to the DC Universe," and that The New 52 fits "really nicely into the scheme without doing any damage."

In February 2013, Morrison stated that they had created a guidebook for DC's Multiverse, incorporating all 52 alternate universes, which other authors reference when working with the Multiverse concept. The guidebook was included as the sixth installment of The Multiversity and was published in January 2015; it contained maps and blueprints to the Multiverse as well as brief descriptions of the meta-humans that populate 45 out of its 52 alternate Earths (with details about Earths 14, 24, 25, 27, 28, 46 and 49 omitted entirely). The only information given in Multiversity about these seven planets is that, in each case, the Earths were 'Created by an Inner Chamber of 7 Monitor Magi for a mysterious purpose yet to be revealed.'

Publication history
In April 2014, The Multiversity was announced for publication in August 2014. The announcement also revealed more of the series' artists including Chris Sprouse, Karl Story, Ben Oliver, Frank Quitely, Cameron Stewart, Ivan Reis, and Joe Prado. In May 2014, the first issue, by artists Ivan Reis and Joe Prado, was officially solicited by DC Comics. Each subsequent one-shot was published monthly.

In July 2014, during San Diego Comic-Con International, DC Comics held a panel titled "The Multiversity Enrollment", featuring creators Grant Morrison and Cameron Stewart with editor Eddie Berganza. Posters, featuring a map of the Multiverse, designed by Morrison and Rian Hughes, were handed out to attendees of the panel. DC later included a version of the map as a "Channel 52" exclusive at the end of books published in the week of July 28, 2014.

In May 2015, a director's cut of the Pax Americana one-shot was published.

Synopsis
The Multiversity featured a story arc about the DC Comics Multiverse being invaded by a race of cosmic parasites known as the Gentry. The Gentry come from beyond the immediate DC "local" multiverse, and each member is a cultural fear or "bad idea" personified as a living, demonic entity. Intellectron is the immoral genius; Demogorgunn is the mindless, sprawling horde; Hellmachine is unchecked, uncontrollable technology; Dame Merciless is the ultimate extreme of the femme fatale; and Lord Broken is insanity and despair.

The Gentry were drawn to the Multiverse by the emanations of ruined dreams and negative ideas and they seek to seize ownership of every single mind in existence and, in so doing, to control all thoughts and stories. To this end, they create and use Ultra Comics #1, a "haunted" comic book that can affect and even control its readers, as a vector to infect the Multiverse as well as simultaneously launch an attack on every Earth in the Orrery of Worlds.

Various heroes from across the Multiverse are forced to band together, calling themselves Justice Incarnate, to face this extra-dimensional threat and initiate the "Battle for All Creation."

Structure
The series contains nine issues and consists of six one-shots, a guidebook containing a map of the Multiverse and entries describing each of the 52 Earths, and a two-part story bookending the one-shots and serving as a prologue and conclusion—which Morrison described as an "80-page giant DC super-spectacular story." Each one-shot takes place in a different universe, and each publication features different trade dress and a different storytelling approach. Morrison explains: "each comic looks like it comes from a different parallel world, so they're all slightly different."

Morrison stated that when developing the series, they had to think of a way for the featured universes to communicate with each other. They recalled the "Flash of Two Worlds" storyline from The Flash #123, where the adventures of the Golden Age Flash (Jay Garrick of Earth-2) were documented as a comic book on Earth-1. Morrison incorporated this device into The Multiversity, stating "they're reading each other's adventures, so there's some way that if a real big emergency arises, they can communicate using comic books. So each world has a comic from the previous world which has clues to the disaster that's coming their way, and they all have to basically start communicating using writers and artists so it's my big, big statement." Morrison further explained how the device was used to create a cohesive story: "[I]t's almost like a baton race or a relay race where each of the worlds can read a comic book that's published in their world but which tells the adventures of the previous world. The characters are actually reading the series along with the readers."

The Multiversity #1
The first chapter, illustrated by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and Nei Ruffino, The Multiversity features heroes from all 52 of the Earths in the DC Universe coming together to battle an attack by the Gentry on the Multiverse. Morrison described The Multiversity as a big team book, featuring characters from all over the Multiverse, and featuring a team that looks "after the welfare of the entire multiverse and they're headquartered in a place called the Multiversity." Morrison compared the team to a Justice League of the Multiverse. The team includes characters such as Earth-26's Captain Carrot as well as Thunderer, an Aboriginal version of Marvel Comics' Thor from Earth-7.

The story involves Monitor Nix Uotan travelling to Earth-7 only to find it destroyed with Thunderer as its only living superhero. Uotan is attacked and turned into an evil version of himself by the intergalactic monsters of the Gentry. The story then switches to Earth-23 and features Calvin Ellis, the Superman of this world, being pulled into a parallel universe "doorway" created by Earth-23's Lex Luthor, sending Ellis to the Hall of Heroes (or Multiversity), an interdimensional gathering place for heroes from all 52 Earths. The Hall is also referred to as Valla-Hal and Monitor Station Infinity. It is here Ellis meets heroes from the rest of the Multiverse who have also been summoned there as well and travels to Earth-8 to try and stop the Gentry's invasion. The story ends with the appearance of an evil Nix Uotan on Earth-8, a version of Uotan that has been corrupted by the Gentry. The Multiversity #1 was published in August 2014.

The Society of Super-Heroes: Conquerors of the Counter-World
The second chapter, illustrated by Chris Sprouse and Karl Story, The Society of Super-Heroes: Conquerors of the Counter-World ("SOS") features the Society of Super-Heroes from Earth-20 and their villainous counterparts from Earth-40. The Society of Super-Heroes is a pulp-style Justice Society of America, led by Doc Fate, and had previously appeared in Superman Beyond. Morrison describes him as "kind of a Doc Savage-cum-Doctor Fate guy who teams with the Mighty Atom, the Immortal Man, Lady Blackhawk and her Blackhawks, and Abin Sur, the Green Lantern. It's all kind of a 1940s retro thing. As I say, it's a pulp take on superheroes," along with other recreated "primitive pulp characters". Morrison described this Earth as having a population of only "two billion people, even though it's 2012, as a result of a recent global war akin to World War II on Earth-20, albeit directed against a scion of the al-Ghul dynasty and an alliance of Arab/Islamic states called the "Desert Crescent".

The story begins with Doctor (Doc) Fate assembling a group that includes the Immortal Man, the Atom of Earth-20 (The Mighty Atom), an all-female version of the Blackhawks and Green Lantern Abin Sur to face the threat of parallel Earth-40 being on a "collision course" with their own world. It is revealed that Earth-20 and Earth-40 share a binary orbit which causes their separate realities to overlap every 100,000 years. Earth-40 invades and devastates Earth-20, waging a global war against the Society of Super-Heroes in defense of their alternate universe. After five years of fighting, Doc Fate and his S.O.S. team are able to thwart a plan by Vandal Savage, Felix Faust, Parallax, Lady Shiva and an army of Savage's undead Necro-Men to conquer Earth-20. Immortal Man stabs and kills Vandal Savage with a piece of the fallen meteorite that gave them both their powers thousands of years before. Savage is revealed to have planned and desired his own death, however, as the spilling of his immortal blood opens a gateway to the larger Multiverse. After remaining dormant for 3,000 years, a giant stone statue named Niczhuotan rises from the ground, re-animates and begins to speak. The story ends with Immortal Man calling out an S.O.S. for anyone on parallel Earths to come together and fight the coming invasion of Gentry forces. The Society of Super-Heroes: Conquerors of the Counter-World was published in September 2014.

The Just
The third chapter, illustrated by Ben Oliver, The Just features a world of legacy characters and children of superheroes from Earth-16, such as Connor Hawke and the Super-Sons. "This is those guys but they're not the main heroes. There's a whole younger generation of heroes—kind of media brats almost." Morrison describes them as "children of superheroes—a son of Superman, a son of Batman, et cetera—who exist in a world where they have incredible abilities, but the previous generation had ushered in a utopia, so they don't really have any notion of where to direct it, and they're very unhappy with the world as is." Morrison cites MTV's The Hills as their inspiration for The Just. Morrison described the idea: "What happens when your mom and dad fix everything? Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman have kind of fixed everything so the kids have nothing to do", instead resorting to battle reenactments, "these kids, they dress up but they've never fought anything." Morrison had originally conceptualized a "Super-Sons" story as part of their All-Star Superman series, where Superman and Batman had stopped all crime, noting that "[o]ne day, I might get to them or some version of it. There's a little bit of that in the "Multiversity" series that I'm doing". Morrison originally designated this universe as Earth-11. The one-shot was published in October 2014.

In this chapter of the story, Dame Merciless is the Gentry member who is assigned to this world, working confusion and disorientation into the lives of Kyle Rayner/Green Lantern, Alexis Luthor and Offspring, as well as appearing in a piece of artwork by Kon-El/Superboy.

Pax Americana
The fourth chapter, illustrated by Frank Quitely, Pax Americana: In Which We Burn takes place on Earth-4 and features characters from Charlton Comics. It has been described by Morrison as: "if Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons had pitched the Watchmen now, rooted in a contemporary political landscape." Rather than the Cold War focus of Watchmen, the title's focus is on international terrorism and conspiracy in a world of superheroes. The story is told with an eight-panel grid, similar to Watchmens nine-panel grid layout. The story is based around musical harmonics, as each world in the Multiverse vibrates at a different frequency, with Quitely explaining: "music, and vibration… musical vibrations, the octave, the eight as a repeated motive, and creating patterns leading the eye around the page in a specific way." Morrison describes Pax Americana as their Citizen Kane. The Captain Atom of this universe had been introduced in Final Crisis as his world's analogue to Superman. Morrison describes the Question as "a little bit like Rorschach but absolutely nothing like Rorschach." Peacemaker is described as a good guy, but he assassinates the President of the United States.

The story revolves around the assassination and the failures on the part of the Charlton characters. The one-shot was published in November 2014.

Thunderworld Adventures
The fifth chapter, illustrated by Cameron Stewart, Thunderworld Adventures takes place on Earth-5 and features characters from the Captain Marvel family. Morrison described this book as "a classic Shazam book but it's done in a way almost like a Pixar movie or the way we did All Star Superman. It captures the spirit of those characters without being nostalgic or out of date." Morrison called it their "attempt to see if you can get the pure note of Captain Marvel, with no irony and no camp and just make it work for everyone. It's like a myth, a little folk tale. It's pure." The one-shot was published in December 2014.

In this chapter, Doctor Sivana reads a copy of The Society of Super-Heroes: Conquerors of the Counter-World, and the comic book inspires him to recruit an army of alternate versions of himself from across the multiverse. Sivana and the Legion of Sivanas pool their resources to develop synthetic, crystallized time called Suspendium, and they use their invention to create an eighth day of the calendar week called Sivanaday. Sivana then pilots a gigantic, technological copy of the Rock of Eternity into the heart of the Multiverse and captures the wizard Shazam.

Sivana's machinations result in time distortions all over Fawcett City. While reporting for WHIZ Media, Billy Batson sees a vision of himself from the future, warning his past self to keep careful track of time. Billy is suddenly attacked by Doctor Sivana's children: Magnificus, Thaddeus Sivana Jr., and Georgia, all of whom have been given superpowers to rival the Marvel Family. Billy transforms into Captain Marvel and battles the Sivanas and the Monster Society of Evil with assistance from Mary Marvel, Captain Marvel Jr., the Lieutenant Marvels, and Mr. Tawky Tawny.

Captain Marvel journeys through the Multiverse to the Rock of Eternity to put a stop to Sivana's scheme. He discovers that Sivana has stolen the secret of Shazam's magic lightning, and Sivana becomes a hulking, musclebound brute called Black Sivana. Black Sivana appears to be winning the fight, but Captain Marvel transforms back into Billy Batson and uses the Suspendium crystals to transmit a message back through time. The meaning of the message is revealed: each member of the Legion of Sivanas stole Suspendium from the group, depriving Sivanaday of the full 24 hours needed to last a complete day. Sivanaday runs out of time and Sivana loses his powers. Having saved the day, Captain Marvel and the Marvel Family fly off to their next big adventure.

Guidebook
The sixth chapter, illustrated by various artists, featured the Multiversity Guidebook, consisting of detailed entries on all 52 Earths, a map showcasing "all known existence", and a history of the "Crisis" events. The one-shot was published in 80-Page Giant format in January 2015.

In this chapter, the Little League of the chibi Earth-42 is attacked by the Legion of Sivanas. The Batman of Earth-42 must team up with the displaced Batman of the post-apocalyptic Earth-17 to escape from the Sivanas' army of killer robots. While the Batmen attempt to activate the device used by the Sivanas for crossing from Earth to Earth, the Batman of Earth-42 learns about events transpiring on Earth-51 by reading about them in the Multiversity Guidebook comic, where they appear as fictional characters.

On Earth-51, Kamandi, Prince Tuftan, and Ben Boxer investigate a mysterious tomb on the Island of the God-Watchers. They are observed from afar by the New Gods of Supertown, who identify the tomb as the place where Darkseid was caged and contained. It is revealed by the New Gods of Earth-51 that they can exist across the Multiverse as "emanations." It is also revealed that Darkseid has been freed from his tomb by the Monitor Nix Uotan – unleashed to assume new forms and spread evil across all reality.

The Batman of Earth-17 escapes to the House of Heroes with the Multiversity Guidebook, only to arrive just as Gentry member Hellmachine launches an all-out assault. The slain members of the Little League return to life, commanded to live and die over and over again by the unseen master of the Gentry: the all-powerful "Empty Hand."

Mastermen
The seventh chapter, illustrated by Jim Lee and Scott Williams, Mastermen, takes place on Earth-10, and features characters from Quality Comics as part of the Freedom Fighters and Nazi versions of various heroes. The concept is borrowed from Earth-X, a universe where Nazi Germany won World War II, featured in stories before Crisis on Infinite Earths. Morrison describes this one-shot as a "big, dark Shakespearean story." The members of this world's Freedom Fighters include a Jewish Phantom Lady, a homosexual Ray, and an African Black Condor, with other members also being representative of groups targeted by the Nazis, such as Doll Man and Doll Woman, who are Jehovah's Witnesses. Overman, the Superman of this world, landed on Earth in 1939 in Nazi territory and was raised by Adolf Hitler. The story is set around a utopia built by this world's Superman after he realizes the evil nature of Hitler; this Superman "knows his entire society, though it looks utopian, was built on the bones of the dead. Ultimately it's wrong and it must be destroyed." The one-shot was published in February 2015.

In this chapter, Kal-L landed in the contested Sudetenland in 1939 and his ship was discovered by the Nazis. Kal-L is dubbed Overman by Adolf Hitler and is raised to be a living super-weapon and a symbol of Nazi supremacy. In April 1956, Overman presided over the fall of the United States amidst the devastation of Washington, D.C. Sixty years later, in 2016, Overman is a member of the New Reichsmen, his world's version of the Justice League, which consists of the Valkyrie Brunnhilde (an alternate Wonder Woman), Underwaterman (an alternate Aquaman), Leatherwing (an alternate Batman whose grandfather was Hans von Hammer, the protagonist of Enemy Ace), Blitzen/Lightning (an alternate version of the Flash, who is a female speedster), the Martian (an alternate Martian Manhunter), and unnamed alternate versions of Green Lantern and the Red Tornado. The world is a technologically advanced utopia, built on the genocide of millions. The guilt-ridden Overman is haunted by the death of his cloned sister, Overgirl, and has recurring nightmares of a towering, ruined house – Lord Broken of the Gentry.

After the Human Bomb attacks an Overgirl memorial in Metropolis, Overman and the Reichsmen attempt to uncover the truth behind a new terrorist organization called the Freedom Fighters and their leader, the mysterious figure known only as "Uncle Sam." Uncle Sam warns of a terrible revenge for the Nazi atrocities of the past, and the Reichsmen suspect that they have a traitor on the team. Overman has growing doubt about his cause, but prepares to attend a performance of Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen with his wife, Lena.

Uncle Sam carries out his master plan, and the Human Bomb detonates on board the Reichsmen's orbiting satellite base. The damaged satellite falls to Earth, and Overman is unable to stop it from crashing into the city of Metropolis. Millions die from the crash and the city is utterly destroyed with Overman as the only survivor, left alone in a crater of ash. This destruction of Metropolis is said to mark "the beginning of the end" of the Nazi empire.

Ultra Comics
The eighth chapter, illustrated by Doug Mahnke and Christian Alamy, Ultra Comics takes place on Earth-33 (aka Earth-Prime) and features Ultraa, the first superhero of this world. Earth-33 serves in the DC Universe as a version of the "real world" (the readers' Earth), a planet with no superheroes other than those appearing in comic books. On Earth-33, there is even a DC Comics that publishes the stories of the heroes of the Multiverse as comics, particularly the stories of heroes from Earth-1 and Earth-2. Morrison describes this book as "the most advanced thing I've ever done. I'm so excited about this. It's just taking something that used to be done in comics and captions that they don't do anymore and turning it into a technique, a weapon, but beyond that I don't want to say. It's a haunted comic book, actually, it's the most frightening thing anyone will ever read. It's actually haunted—if you read this thing, you'll become possessed." This one-shot was published in March 2015.

The eighth chapter of the series concerns the creation of Ultra Comics: a synthetic, completely fictional comic book superhero created by "memesmiths" to battle and defeat a dangerous idea designated as a Hostile Independent Thought-Form. After exploring the ruins of a bizarre, post-apocalyptic New York City, Ultra Comics is betrayed and the Hostile Independent Thought is revealed to be Intellectron of the Gentry. Collaborating with the Gentry are the "Neighbourhood Guard", a group of feral, cannibal children, and other versions of Ultra characters from the DC Multiverse, including Ultra-Man, Ultra the Multi-Alien and several others. The Ultras all serve Ultraa, consort of Maxima and joint ruler of her homeworld of Almerac. Ultra Comics is ultimately destroyed by Intellectron, but not before Ultra Comics is able to capture Intellectron and contain it in the last page of the comic – effectively sealing it inside the end of the narrative. The final caption ominously warns the reader that their mind has become infected simply by reading the comic.

The Multiversity #2
The ninth and final chapter, illustrated by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado, The Multiversity #2 features the final battle between the Gentry and the combined superheroes of the DC Comics Multiverse, under the name of Justice Incarnate. The issue was published in April 2015.

The corrupted Monitor Nix Uotan opens doorways across the Multiverse that allow the Gentry to complete their invasion, despite attacks from Aquawoman, Thunderer, President Superman, Captain Carrot, Red Racer, and the Retaliators of Earth-8. Ultimately, Nix Uotan is freed from Gentry control by the Red Racer, working in tandem with every speedster superhero in existence. Uotan reveals that he resisted the Gentry while under their control and arranged for the same doorways that summoned the Gentry to summon the champions of the Multiverse. The Harbinger AI from the House of Heroes transmits a cosmic SOS across every Earth, calling on all superheroes everywhere to rise to the defense of their worlds.

The Gentry are defeated and driven back. A small group of superheroes pursue the Gentry to the ruined world of Earth-7, where they discover that the members of the Gentry that they fought were merely part of a vast legion of Gentries. The Gentries labor to complete a Multiverse-destroying doomsday weapon called the Oblivion Machine and are watched over by their master – a shadowy, unknowable entity called "the Empty Hand." The Empty Hand informs the gathered heroes that its assessment of the Multiverse is finished and it then effortlessly banishes the heroes from Earth-7.

Back at the House of Heroes, the assembled super-beings of the Multiverse vow to work together to protect their worlds from future threats to reality. Organized by President Superman of Earth-23, they form a pan-universal super-team called Justice Incarnate. The superheroes offer to reward Nix Uotan for his role in the rescue of multi-trillions of lives. At first, Nix Uotan declines, but then he remembers something and asks for a small favor. The story ends with Nix in his human form, waking from a dream, now able to pay the $800 that he owed his landlord with money given to him by the heroes of the Multiverse.

Collected editions
The series has been collected into a single volume:

The Multiversity Deluxe Edition (collects all issues of The Multiversity, 448 pages, hardcover, October 21, 2015, )

Future
On the future of the Multiverse, Morrison explained, "each one of the episodes also sets up a potential series. You could do a Multiverse range of books out of this. All of them are designed to be issue one of potential long-running series as well as being self-contained. It's been a storytelling challenge, but the whole idea is to set stuff up for future development – not necessarily by me, but by DC in some way." At San Diego Comic-Con International 2015, Morrison announced a series of original graphic novels under the title Multiversity Too. The series will continue to be written by Morrison, with the first entry, Multiversity Too: The Flash scheduled to debut in 2016. In December 2017, Morrison noted the project was on hold. They added, "I felt there was a lot of great Flash material in comics and on TV so I left my take on the table for a while. I'll get to it eventually."

Since 2022, DC features new Multiversity titles:

 Multiversity: Teen Justice (2022)
 Multiversity: Harley Screws Up the DCU (2023)

References

Comics about parallel universes