Charles Segoing (1610-1674) Count of Vimory (comte de Vimory) was a French heraldist.
Books
*Factum pour les doyens, chanoines et chapitres des églises de Sainte-Croix et Saint-Aignan d'Orléans... contre maître Charles Segoing, receveur des décimes du diocèse d'Orléans, maître Nicolas Mascot, chanoine et archidiacre de Sully en ladite église de Sainte-Croix,... et messire Nicolas de Netz, évêque d'Orléans... Orléans, 1639
*Mercure armorial, enseignant les principes & elemens du blazon des armoiries, selon l'ordre & les termes qui se pratiquent en cette science. Enrichi d'exemples dessignez & enluminez pour l'intelligence du livre ; Ouvrage non seulement curieux & utile à la noblesse, mais aussi à tous ouvriers qui se servent du desseing. Par C. Segoing orleanois, advocat en Parlement. Paris : A. Lesselin, 1648; Paris : A. Lesselin, 1649; Paris : F. Clousier, 1652
::Mercure armorial enseignant les principes & elemens du blazon des armoiries, selon l'ordre & les termes qui se practiquent en cette science . Enrichy & augmenté d'un grand nombre de figures enluminées de couleurs propres pour l'intelligence du livre. Ouvre curieux & necessaire pour introduire la noblesse dans la cognoissance des armes. Par C. Segoing orleanois, advocat en Parlement. Paris, Pierre Aubouyn, 1652 (edition, reveuë corrigée & augmentée)
*Trésor héraldique, ou Mercure armorial où sont démonstrées toutes les choses nécessaires pour acquérir une parfaite connoissance de l'art de blazonner... par Me Charles Segoing,... Paris : F. Clouzier, 1657
*Armorial universel contenant les armes des principales maisons, estatz et dignitez des plus considérables royaumes de l'Europe... corrigé et mis en ordre par C. Segoing,... Paris : N. Berey, 1654; Paris : H. Jailliot, 1679; Milano : Orsinidimarzo.com,
::Armorial universel contenant les armes des principales maisons, estatz et dignitez des plus considérables royaumes de l'Europe..., corrigé et mis en ordre par C. Segoing,... Paris : N. Berey, 1660
Books
*Factum pour les doyens, chanoines et chapitres des églises de Sainte-Croix et Saint-Aignan d'Orléans... contre maître Charles Segoing, receveur des décimes du diocèse d'Orléans, maître Nicolas Mascot, chanoine et archidiacre de Sully en ladite église de Sainte-Croix,... et messire Nicolas de Netz, évêque d'Orléans... Orléans, 1639
*Mercure armorial, enseignant les principes & elemens du blazon des armoiries, selon l'ordre & les termes qui se pratiquent en cette science. Enrichi d'exemples dessignez & enluminez pour l'intelligence du livre ; Ouvrage non seulement curieux & utile à la noblesse, mais aussi à tous ouvriers qui se servent du desseing. Par C. Segoing orleanois, advocat en Parlement. Paris : A. Lesselin, 1648; Paris : A. Lesselin, 1649; Paris : F. Clousier, 1652
::Mercure armorial enseignant les principes & elemens du blazon des armoiries, selon l'ordre & les termes qui se practiquent en cette science . Enrichy & augmenté d'un grand nombre de figures enluminées de couleurs propres pour l'intelligence du livre. Ouvre curieux & necessaire pour introduire la noblesse dans la cognoissance des armes. Par C. Segoing orleanois, advocat en Parlement. Paris, Pierre Aubouyn, 1652 (edition, reveuë corrigée & augmentée)
*Trésor héraldique, ou Mercure armorial où sont démonstrées toutes les choses nécessaires pour acquérir une parfaite connoissance de l'art de blazonner... par Me Charles Segoing,... Paris : F. Clouzier, 1657
*Armorial universel contenant les armes des principales maisons, estatz et dignitez des plus considérables royaumes de l'Europe... corrigé et mis en ordre par C. Segoing,... Paris : N. Berey, 1654; Paris : H. Jailliot, 1679; Milano : Orsinidimarzo.com,
::Armorial universel contenant les armes des principales maisons, estatz et dignitez des plus considérables royaumes de l'Europe..., corrigé et mis en ordre par C. Segoing,... Paris : N. Berey, 1660
Maryjane Chikukwa is a Zimbabwean Urban planner, researcher and writer. Known for her urban planning practice in Southern Africa, Maryjane is a director at the African Planning Society. She is also a director at the urban planning think tank, African Urban Institute. In 2020, following the call for gender equality in planning and gender sensitive urbanism under the United Nations Human Settlements Programme, she was appointed as a member of the executive council of the African Planning Society. Maryjane Chikukwa is a co-author of the book: Cape to Cairo: Africa's Urban Transport Transformation.<ref name=":0" />
The Baltic Clan was a St. Petersburg hip-hop community of the late 1990s - early 2000s, which included various rap groups, performers, DJs, musicians, as well as break dance groups.
The "Baltic Clan" existed from 1997 to 2001. It became the main catalyst for the development and current popularity of hip-hop in St. Petersburg. During this time, many concerts and festivals were held (for example, "Strip'n'Rap") and a number of hip-hop collections "New Names of St. Petersburg Rap" were released with the assistance of KDK Records. Festivals of the "Baltic Clan" in various clubs (Candyman, Marabu, Faculty, Darkside, Spartak) were incredibly successful, some of them were attended by about a thousand people.
Formation
The "Clan" was organized by the group STDK<sub></sub> with help from former break-dancer and ex-member of the oldest rap group "DA-108" Fuchs. The core of this organization was the 7.62 group, which included Fuchs, Gus (also known as Papa Gus) and DJ Val. Fuchs also hosted the Hip-Hop Info and Transit Territory programs on Record Radio.
Collections of the Baltic Clan, as well as the 7.62 group, were released by KDK Records. The commercial director of this project was Petr Novik. In the future, he gained more influence on company policy. Shortly after the departure from the management of the "Clan" of its creators, the project was closed. In 1999, the "Baltic Clan" included "7.62", "STDK", "Overheat", "1.8.7.”, breakdance team DIVISION crew, breakers from the team “Clinch-Master” (also known for working with Dolphin), “To each his own”, Frol, B-9, A-Tone, DJ Ha-la-la, and a lot others.
End of the Group
In 2001, due to financial and organizational problems, the Baltic Clan ceased to exist, but remained in the history of Russian rap. It was the Baltic Clan that became the launching pad for such artists as Smokey Mo, Lena Te, KREC, For the sake of fame and others. Konstantin Kinchev and Ricochet collaborated with the Baltic Clan. The last album accredited to the group was in 2002 in partnership with the St. Petersburg-based rap group "Cry from The Heart".
Links
* Fuchs Interview with Spbclub.ru
* Fuchs Interview with Spbclub.ru (2017)
The "Baltic Clan" existed from 1997 to 2001. It became the main catalyst for the development and current popularity of hip-hop in St. Petersburg. During this time, many concerts and festivals were held (for example, "Strip'n'Rap") and a number of hip-hop collections "New Names of St. Petersburg Rap" were released with the assistance of KDK Records. Festivals of the "Baltic Clan" in various clubs (Candyman, Marabu, Faculty, Darkside, Spartak) were incredibly successful, some of them were attended by about a thousand people.
Formation
The "Clan" was organized by the group STDK<sub></sub> with help from former break-dancer and ex-member of the oldest rap group "DA-108" Fuchs. The core of this organization was the 7.62 group, which included Fuchs, Gus (also known as Papa Gus) and DJ Val. Fuchs also hosted the Hip-Hop Info and Transit Territory programs on Record Radio.
Collections of the Baltic Clan, as well as the 7.62 group, were released by KDK Records. The commercial director of this project was Petr Novik. In the future, he gained more influence on company policy. Shortly after the departure from the management of the "Clan" of its creators, the project was closed. In 1999, the "Baltic Clan" included "7.62", "STDK", "Overheat", "1.8.7.”, breakdance team DIVISION crew, breakers from the team “Clinch-Master” (also known for working with Dolphin), “To each his own”, Frol, B-9, A-Tone, DJ Ha-la-la, and a lot others.
End of the Group
In 2001, due to financial and organizational problems, the Baltic Clan ceased to exist, but remained in the history of Russian rap. It was the Baltic Clan that became the launching pad for such artists as Smokey Mo, Lena Te, KREC, For the sake of fame and others. Konstantin Kinchev and Ricochet collaborated with the Baltic Clan. The last album accredited to the group was in 2002 in partnership with the St. Petersburg-based rap group "Cry from The Heart".
Links
* Fuchs Interview with Spbclub.ru
* Fuchs Interview with Spbclub.ru (2017)
Soumendu Lahiri born at Berhampore of Murshidabad district in the state of West Bengal is a Bengali Poet and Guitarist. He got recognition from the Hon'ble governor of West Bengal on 17 May 2019 on his Silver Jublee Celebration of poetic and musical Journey. He was the first inaugurator of the first Aurangabad Book Fair - 2021 of Murshidabad district.
Works
His most known work is related to poetry and music. His first book of poems "Sanam" was published in 1999. He established "Sur Piyasi Music Academy" at Berhampore in the Murshidabad district on 6 August 1994, a guitar and recitation training institute where poor peoples also get the opportunity to be admitted themselves without admission fees.
His literary works have been published in Ganakantha , Murshidabad Barta , Aponzone, Anuvutir Kathai, Puspa Pravat Patrika , Sahajata , Ananda Bangla, Swapner Vela Sahittyo Patrika etc. Many recitors have recited his poems from India and Bangladesh.
He is the inaugurator of the first Aurangabad Book Fair-2021 Murshidabad ,West Bengal .
Bibiliography
# Sanam. (1999)
# Ramdhanu. (2001)
# Prithwi Padyamoy.
# Moner Katha.
# Kobitar Akash.
# Namami Boidika. (2020)
# Kobita Songkolon-1.
# Swapnocharita.
# Mon Bihango.
# Kobitar Aranya.
Edited Books
# Atmopolobdhi.
Recognition
* Soumendu Lahiri was honored by "Kooyasha" (a cultural organisation), Khagra, Berhampore in 2001.
* He was awarded by "Amiya Sangeet Vidyalaya," Saidabad, Khagra, Murshidabad in 2016.
* He was felicitated by "Sagnik Sangeet Sanstha", Khagra, Berhampore, Murshidabad in 2016.
* He was honored by "Khagra Bandhu Club", Berhampore, Murshidabad in 2016.
* He was felicitated by "Joypur Marble", Farasdanga, Khagra, Murshidabad in 2017.
* He got felicitation from "Apanjan Club", Khagra, Murshidabad in 2017.
* He was honored by "Shanta Sanghya", Khagra, Murshidabad in 2017.
* He got felicitation from "Maner Manush Academy", Raghunathpur, Nadia in 2018.
* Received "Memento" in honor of the occasion of 75th Anniversary Celebration of "Khagra Sabuj Sangha Seba Samity", Berhampore, Murshidabad in 2018.
* He got Recognition from the Hon'ble Governor of West Bengal at The Silver Jubilee Celebration of his poetic and musical journey in 2019.
* He received "Late Kashinath Dhora Smriti Samman - 2019" from "Sur Pancham", Salar, Murshidabad in 2019.
* He was awarded by "Sangeetanjali Sangeetalaya", Berhampore, on 12 March 2020 at Berhampore Rabindra Sadan.
* Received Memento in honor as an Inaugurator of first Aurangabad Book Fair - 2021 in 2021 at Aurangabad D.N.C College ground, Murshidabad.
* A compilation of his works have been published as a magazine named "Pandit Soumendu Lahiri Sangeet Jiban Rajatjayantibarsha Purti Swmarak Patrika - 2019".
* Received Memento in honor as a special guest of 2nd Aurangabad Book Fair - 2022 in 2022 at Aurangabad D.N.C College ground, Murshidabad.
Works
His most known work is related to poetry and music. His first book of poems "Sanam" was published in 1999. He established "Sur Piyasi Music Academy" at Berhampore in the Murshidabad district on 6 August 1994, a guitar and recitation training institute where poor peoples also get the opportunity to be admitted themselves without admission fees.
His literary works have been published in Ganakantha , Murshidabad Barta , Aponzone, Anuvutir Kathai, Puspa Pravat Patrika , Sahajata , Ananda Bangla, Swapner Vela Sahittyo Patrika etc. Many recitors have recited his poems from India and Bangladesh.
He is the inaugurator of the first Aurangabad Book Fair-2021 Murshidabad ,West Bengal .
Bibiliography
# Sanam. (1999)
# Ramdhanu. (2001)
# Prithwi Padyamoy.
# Moner Katha.
# Kobitar Akash.
# Namami Boidika. (2020)
# Kobita Songkolon-1.
# Swapnocharita.
# Mon Bihango.
# Kobitar Aranya.
Edited Books
# Atmopolobdhi.
Recognition
* Soumendu Lahiri was honored by "Kooyasha" (a cultural organisation), Khagra, Berhampore in 2001.
* He was awarded by "Amiya Sangeet Vidyalaya," Saidabad, Khagra, Murshidabad in 2016.
* He was felicitated by "Sagnik Sangeet Sanstha", Khagra, Berhampore, Murshidabad in 2016.
* He was honored by "Khagra Bandhu Club", Berhampore, Murshidabad in 2016.
* He was felicitated by "Joypur Marble", Farasdanga, Khagra, Murshidabad in 2017.
* He got felicitation from "Apanjan Club", Khagra, Murshidabad in 2017.
* He was honored by "Shanta Sanghya", Khagra, Murshidabad in 2017.
* He got felicitation from "Maner Manush Academy", Raghunathpur, Nadia in 2018.
* Received "Memento" in honor of the occasion of 75th Anniversary Celebration of "Khagra Sabuj Sangha Seba Samity", Berhampore, Murshidabad in 2018.
* He got Recognition from the Hon'ble Governor of West Bengal at The Silver Jubilee Celebration of his poetic and musical journey in 2019.
* He received "Late Kashinath Dhora Smriti Samman - 2019" from "Sur Pancham", Salar, Murshidabad in 2019.
* He was awarded by "Sangeetanjali Sangeetalaya", Berhampore, on 12 March 2020 at Berhampore Rabindra Sadan.
* Received Memento in honor as an Inaugurator of first Aurangabad Book Fair - 2021 in 2021 at Aurangabad D.N.C College ground, Murshidabad.
* A compilation of his works have been published as a magazine named "Pandit Soumendu Lahiri Sangeet Jiban Rajatjayantibarsha Purti Swmarak Patrika - 2019".
* Received Memento in honor as a special guest of 2nd Aurangabad Book Fair - 2022 in 2022 at Aurangabad D.N.C College ground, Murshidabad.