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The Trinidad Alfonso EDP Marathon Valencia is an annual marathon held in Valencia, Spain. Classified as a World Athletics Platinum Label event, the race follows a flat, fast circuit through the city and along its beachfront. The event, which typically takes place in late November or early December,...

The New York City Marathon is an annual road race held in October, traversing all five boroughs of New York City. It’s the largest marathon globally by participant numbers and one of six “World Marathon Majors,” attracting elite runners and amateur athletes alike. The event provides a challenging te...

The Chicago Marathon is one of the world’s premier marathon events held annually in October. It traverses the city's diverse neighborhoods offering a relatively flat course suitable for runners of all abilities. The race attracts over 40,000 participants including competitive athletes and recreation...

The Berlin Marathon is an annual marathon race held in Germany, consistently recognized as one of the world’s premier major marathons since 1974. Its flat course and consistent road surface have made it a favored location for achieving new world records across both men's and women's divisions. Runne...

You Got My Mind Messed Up is the 1966 debut album by American soul singer James Carr, recorded for the Goldwax label. It represents the deep-soul style through emotionally intense vocals, church-derived phrasing, and arrangements shaped by Southern rhythm and blues. The album includes the title song...

Footprints is a jazz composition by saxophonist Wayne Shorter, first recorded for his 1966 Blue Note album Adam's Apple. Written in 3/4 time, it uses a repeating minor-key blues progression of twelve bars and has become one of Shorter's most widely performed pieces. A faster, more elaborately arrang...

Wayne Shorter’s *Speak No Evil* is a pivotal jazz album from 1974. It demonstrates Shorter's innovative approach to hard-bop through intricate compositions and extended instrumental solos. The recording features Joe Zawinul on keyboards and Paul Chambers on bass, creating a sophisticated soundscape....

The Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon is an annual point-to-point road race held in Minnesota, connecting the neighboring cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul. The event typically takes place in early October and follows a scenic route that passes through urban neighborhoods, along the Mississippi Rive...

The Valencia Marathon (officially the Valencia Marathon Trinidad Alfonso) is an annual road race held in December in Valencia, Spain. Established in 1981, the flat, coastal course has earned a reputation as one of the world's fastest marathon routes, helping to set multiple world records including K...

Sonny Boy Williamson II’s “The Real Folk Blues” (1966) presents a significant collection of his Chess Records performances. This anthology showcases the Arkansas-born harmonica player's distinctive Chicago blues style, vital to the burgeoning folk and blues revival of the era. It is particularly val...

Confessin' the Blues is a compilation associated with Little Walter, the Chicago blues harmonica player and singer who recorded for Chess Records. The album draws on recordings from the 1950s, when Walter helped establish the amplified harmonica as a central voice in electric blues. It is relevant t...

Fringed gentian, commonly identified as Gentianopsis crinita, is a biennial wildflower native to eastern North America. It produces upright, deep blue to violet flowers whose four petal lobes have finely fringed margins, a feature that distinguishes it from many related gentians. The plant typically...

The California International Marathon (CIM) is an annual 26.2-mile road race held in December, running point-to-point from Folsom to the California State Capitol in Sacramento. Organized by the Sacramento Running Association, the course features a net downhill drop and is optimized for fast times, m...

John Coltrane’s *Ascension*, released in 1966, represents a pivotal moment in jazz history. This album features a significant ensemble performing extended improvisations that demonstrate Coltrane's evolving harmonic explorations and his innovative approach to collective improvisation. It is notable...

The Cappadocia Ultra Trail is an annual trail running event held in the Cappadocia region of central Turkey. Courses wind through the region's volcanic landscape of tuff cones, rock-cut dwellings, and valleys characteristic of the area. The event typically offers multiple race distances including an...

The Black Panther Party's Ten-Point Program is a political manifesto authored by Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale in 1966. The document outlines ten specific demands and beliefs centered on the social and economic liberation of African Americans. Key points include demands for decent housing, equitabl...

Authored by Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale in October 1966, the Ten-Point Program served as the foundational manifesto of the Black Panther Party. The document explicitly demands basic social, economic, and political rights for African Americans, including full employment, decent housing, and fair e...

Sweet olive, Osmanthus fragrans, is an evergreen Asian shrub or small tree valued for the strong scent of its small flowers. The fragrance is often compared with apricot, while the flowers themselves vary in color among cultivars. Autumn flowering is characteristic of many forms, although the flower...

The TCS Amsterdam Marathon is an annual road race held in the Netherlands since 1975. Sponsored by Tata Consultancy Services, the event is highly regarded by distance runners for its fast, flat course, which frequently results in competitive finishing times. The route begins and ends inside the city...

The Mount Desert Island Marathon is an annual road race held in Maine that attracts runners to its challenging point-to-point course. The route features rolling hills and connects several communities while showcasing the coastal scenery of the Acadia region. The event is particularly popular in the...

The Nice Côte d'Azur Marathon is an annual 42.195-kilometer road race in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of France. The point-to-point course begins in Nice and finishes in Cannes, tracing the Mediterranean coastline for much of the route. Known for its relatively flat profile, the autumn even...

The Memphis Marathon is an annual road race held in Memphis, Tennessee, featuring a full marathon, half marathon, and a 10K race. The event is closely associated with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, serving as a major fundraising platform that has generated millions of dollars for pediatric c...

The Sydney Marathon is an annual long-distance running event that spans 42.195 kilometers through Sydney, Australia. The course takes participants past several notable landmarks, including the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. In 2024, the event successfully passed its evaluation to...

The Tenerife Bluetrail is a trail-running event on Tenerife in Spain's Canary Islands, with races that traverse the island's volcanic terrain. Its longer routes involve substantial elevation change and sections at high altitude on or near the slopes surrounding Mount Teide before descending toward t...

The Frankfurt Marathon is an annual road marathon in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, first held in 1981 and known under sponsorship as the Mainova Frankfurt Marathon. Its urban course is generally flat and is used by elite and recreational runners seeking fast times. A distinctive feature is the indoor...

The Queenstown Marathon is an annual marathon held on New Zealand's South Island, typically taking place in November. The course follows trails and roads along the shores of Lake Wakatipu, passing through the towns of Arrowtown and Queenstown with the Remarkables mountain range as a backdrop. The ev...

The Shanghai International Marathon is an annual road running event held in Shanghai, China. Recognized as a premier marathon by World Athletics, the race attracts both elite international competitors and thousands of amateur runners. The course winds through the city's urban landscape, passing prom...

"Women: The Longest Revolution" is a 1966 essay by British feminist and socialist Juliet Mitchell, first published in the New Left Review. It analyzes women's oppression as rooted in four interlinked structures: production, reproduction, sexuality, and the socialization of children. The essay became...

Osmanthus fragrans, commonly known as sweet osmanthus, is an evergreen shrub or small tree native to East Asia. It has been cultivated in China for over 2,500 years, where its small white or yellowish flowers bloom in autumn. These highly fragrant blossoms are traditionally harvested to scent teas,...