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Neil Pauffley is a British professional Tennis player, managed by Gary Lewis and sponsored by A1 Pharmaceuticals Plc. He plays right handed and recently achieved the biggest victory of his career thus far, winning the AEGON ITF $15K Futures tournament in Tipton, West Midlands.He plays right handed and was born at Wexham Park Hospital in Slough on 29 March 1990, and was brought up in Maidenhead, Berkshire, by his Mother Gill, a school teaching Assistant. He has a brother Adam, who also played Tennis as a County level Junior for Berkshire.He attended Court House Junior School and Altwood Church of England School, both in Maidenhead, Berkshire. He has lived in Derby, since 2010, with his girlfriend, Stacey Herbert.Having first got in to Tennis whilst accompanying his brother Adam to tennis sessions at Bisham Abbey. Neil was talent spotted and under the coaching of Russian Viktor Roubanov, played for Berkshire County alongside establishing himself on the Junior tour; appearing at Wimbledon, the Australian Open and qualifiers for the French and US Open junior tournaments.As a junior he beat future World Number 4 Milos Raonic of Canada, and played other future top 50 players David Goffin (lost), Donald Young (lost) and Dusan Lajovic (won).He has trained at Bisham Abbey, the LTA National Tennis Centre in Roehampton, Nottingham Performance Academy and now trains at David Lloyd Tennis in Derby.After turning pro in 2008, he reached his first final in a Futures tournament in Ilkley, West Yorkshire in July 2009, losing to Martin Fischer of Austria, after beating future Top 120 ranked player Riccardo Ghedin of Italy.In June 2010, he suffered a serious knee injury that resulted in him being out of the sport for over 12 months, and on his return a stress fracture of the shin and twisted ankle saw much of 2011 written off too.His return to the court in March 2012, saw him reach the semi-finals of the Futures tournament at Tipton, and in September of that year he secured his first title winning the Germany F17 Futures Final with a 6-4 6-4 win over German Stefan Seifert in Hambach on an indoor carpet court.A month later he reached the semi-final of the British Futures at Glasgow, after beating Daniel Evans and in November secured his second title, when winning the Czech F8 Futures title in Opava, Czech Republic with a 6-4 2-6 6-4 win over Roman Jebavy of the Czech Republic again on an Indoor carpet court.In May 2013, he reached the final of the Portuguese F7 Futures event in Coimbra, losing to Joao Domingues, and in July 2013 he reached another final, in Felixstowe, losing to Marcus Willis.On 12 August 2013, he reached his highest ranking so far of 406, and in November 2013 he won the German Futures title at Hambach for the second year running.In April 2014, he reached the final of the British Futures in Edinburgh, again losing to Marcus Willis, but injury again interrupted his rise up the rankings, although the year ended well when he beat Josh Goodall to claim the British Tour Masters Trophy in Nottingham in December.Financial restraints meant that Pauffley had to schedule his appearances on the ITF Tennis tour around Coaching engagements at Downe House School for much of 2015, but he has ended the year well, following a semi Final appearance at the British Futures in September 2015 at Nottingham, with the biggest win of his career yet, when securing the 15K British Futures in November at Tipton, with a 6-4 7-6 (8) win over Lloyd Glasspool.

Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG is a German company that offers components, systems and solutions in the area of electrical engineering, electronics and automation. The corporate headquarters is located in Blomberg in East Westphalia-Lippe. Since its foundation in 1923, Phoenix Contact has developed to an international company.In 1923, Hugo Kn��mann founded a sales agency for electronic products in Essen and distributed catenary terminals for electric trams. A little later, the young company was called Ph��nix Elektrizit��tsgesellschaft. In 1928, Hugo Kn��mann designed the first modular terminal block together with Rheinisch-Westf��lische Elektrizit��tswerke (RWE). It was applied in power plants of RWE. During the night of March 13, 1943 the headquarters in the Holle Street in Essen was hit by bombs. The company relocated to Blomberg and manufactured in the rented ���B��rgerheim���. In 1957, the first two manufacturing buildings were constructed at Flachsmarkt in Blomberg. Blomberg has been the corporate headquarters of the company since 1966.The Phoenix Contact Group has twelve companies in Germany as well as more than 50 sales subsidiaries. In addition, the worldwide presence is consolidated by 30 representations in Europe and Overseas.

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Nalukataq (naluk- 'to throw it underhand; to toss it up' + kataq) is the spring whaling festival of the I��upiat Eskimos of Northern Alaska. It is characterized by the dramatic Eskimo blanket toss.After the spring whale hunting season, successful crews celebrate with a Nalukataq festival. Associated with the summer solstice, these take place in June, and are scheduled to avoid conflicts between villages in order to allow friends and relatives from distant communities to share the bounty and the fun. In Utqia��vik (formerly Barrow), for example, Nalukataq is usually held in the third week of June. Other villages may be in the week before or the week after. Scheduling depends on how many whales were caught as well as other factors.Nalukataq serves two purposes. First, it is a celebration of thanksgiving for success. Second, it is the first of several times during the year when quaq (frozen whale meat) and muktuk (whale blubber and skin) are distributed to the community. The ability to produce and distribute wealth among the community is highly valued in Eskimo cultures. Whaling captains, who always give away large portions of their whales, gain great stature and respect within the village for every whale they catch.Festive clothing is commonly worn to the event, and highly decorated mukluks and parkas of seal, caribou, wolverine, wolf, and fox are abundant. "Legend tells that the raven gave the Eskimos the Blanket Toss."There are several stages to the celebration. It begins with a prayer, and a raising of the crews' flags at around noon. Then bread, coffee, and initially various soups of goose and caribou are distributed. Following that, all of the food is one part or another of the whale. The flippers and certain of the guts of the whale are offered to visitors.After a break, filled by singing and story telling, the whaling crews begin to distribute the catch to each family who attends the event. The amount that is given away depends on the size and number of whales harvested. First comes the quaq, which is whale meat frozen raw and cut into cubes. Next is the avarraq, the flukes of the whale cut into thin strips. Once these have been distributed, the various other cuts of muktuk are distributed frozen, with skin on. A hiatus of a couple of hours follows this, in which time everyone feasts on the catch.In this interim period, the Nalukataq blanket is erected. It is made from several bearded seal skins sewn together in a circle or square. A rope extends from each corner, and is pulled tightly between four wooden beams using block and tackle. This raises the blanket to about waist height. Men and women, naluaqtit, circle the blanket and hold the edges, and pull out on the blanket to throw the blanket dancer, nalukataqtuaq, in the air.Anyone may be thrown on the blanket, but traditionally the captains and their wives go first. Originally they threw out goods, such as clothing, tools, or food as a means of demonstrating their ability to provide, but today that tradition has evolved, and wives of the captains throw candy to surrounding children once airborne. This event is the highlight and namesake of the festival, and may last several hours. Now a celebratory recreation, it may have originated for the purpose of being able to assist with hunting by helping participants to eye game at farther distances, or to allow signaling at long distances. The blanket toss is open to viewing by tourists, and in 2000 Scott Gomez was tossed twenty feet/six meters. Former champion and state representative Reggie Joule once appeared on The Tonight Show to discussed the blanket toss. Nalukataq is a men's and women's event in the World Eskimo Indian Olympics. One of the goals in the Olympics is to touch the ceiling of the Big Dipper Arena, now the Carlson Center.Following the blanket toss, everyone gathers for a traditional dance. Here, everyone is welcome to dance.The beats are set by several men and boys playing drums. These were made traditionally from the skin of the liver or lungs of a whale, but today might also be made of synthetic materials. The men also sing songs (nalukataun) for the dances. Following another prayer, the evening closes.In addition to dances where everyone participates, there are usually dances by the organized dance group for that village. They sing traditional songs and perform what is essentially a "stage show" for everyone. The best front row seats are always reserved for elders.Over the course of a couple of weeks, multiple Nalukataq celebrations may be held, and each of these may be put on by several captains. Utqia��vik (Barrow), due to its large population, has the most events, but Point Hope, Alaska and other villages along the North Slope also stage several.
Nalukataq (naluk- 'to throw it underhand; to toss it up' + kataq) is the spring whaling festival of the I��upiat Eskimos of Northern Alaska. It is characterized by the dramatic Eskimo blanket toss.After the spring whale hunting season, successful crews celebrate with a Nalukataq festival.

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Neil Pauffley is a British professional Tennis player, managed by Gary Lewis and sponsored by A1 Pharmaceuticals Plc. He plays right handed and recently achieved the biggest victory of his career thus far, winning the AEGON ITF $15K Futures tournament in Tipton, West Midlands.He plays right handed and was born at Wexham Park Hospital in Slough on 29 March 1990, and was brought up in Maidenhead, Berkshire, by his Mother Gill, a school teaching Assistant.

Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG is a German company that offers components, systems and solutions in the area of electrical engineering, electronics and automation. The corporate headquarters is located in Blomberg in East Westphalia-Lippe. Since its foundation in 1923, Phoenix Contact has developed to an international company.In 1923, Hugo Kn��mann founded a sales agency for electronic products in Essen and distributed catenary terminals for electric trams.