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"Beyond Our Ken is a 2008 Australian documentary film directed by Luke Walker and Melissa Maclean by the controversial organization Kenja Communication. Released to Australian theatres on 18 September 2008, the film was nominated for Best Documentary at the Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards and also by the Australian Film Institute. See also *AACTA Award for Best Direction in a Documentary External links Category:Australian documentary films Category:2008 films Category:Australian films Category:English-language films Category:2008 documentary films "
"Johann Bernhard Fischer (1685, Lübeck – 1772, Hinterbergen near Riga) was a doctor of German origin in Imperial Russian service as medical adviser to the Empress Anna.The History of medical education: an international symposium held February 5-9, 1968 Biography Fischer was brought up in Riga (now Latvia). After studying in Germany and the Netherlands and travelling in western Europe he returned to Riga as a physician. For eight years (1734–42) he was medical adviser to the Empress Anna.Johann Friedrich von Recke, Karl Eduard von Napiersky. Allgemeines Schriftsteller- und Gelehrten-Lexikon der provinzen Livland ... In 1742 Fischer retired from state service and settled in his estate Hinterbergen near Riga. Here he wrote an account of his life Der In Beruhigung und Friede wohnende Montan (1745), in which title the capitals I, B, and F represent his initials. He also wrote verse idylls Empfindungen des Frühlings (1750), Hirtenlieder und Gedichte (1753), Daphnis an Silen (1754).www.answers.com References Category:People from Livonia Category:18th-century Russian physicians Category:1685 births Category:1772 deaths Category:Imperial Russian people of German descent "
"Entrance to the prison. Napier Prison was a prison in Napier, New Zealand's oldest prison. It is now an historic facility, which offers guided day and night tours by appointment and self-guided audio tours all day. It is also the only building where it is possible to see the original path of the 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake.Napier Prison - Napier Prison Tours & Events Retrieved January 2012 History Napier Prison was constructed on Napier Hill in 1862 and was used until the early 1990s, being officially decommissioned in 1993. In addition to being a prison, the location was also used as an orphanage and a psychiatric unit. During the 19th century, four hangings were conducted at the prison.Waikato - NZ Ghosts.co.nz Retrieved January 2012 John Purcell served as superintendent of the old Napier Prison.Two Navy veterans given rare Napier civic award Napier Prison has been open for entertainment and tours. Tourist attraction In 2002, it was opened as a tourist attraction.Napier Prison Tours Hawkes Bay - NZ Online Retrieved January 2012 The prison was used as the venue for the filming of the 2006 television show Redemption Hill.About The Show TV2 tvnz.co.nz Retrieved January 2012 Also featured in the "Off the Rails" TV series. There have been many reports of ghostly occurrences at the site such as unexplained footsteps, disembodied faces, doors opening and closing on their own, and the ghost of a murderer on the anniversary of his execution. The best known former prisoner is Roland Edwards, a mass murderer whose spirit is said to haunt the area. He died on July 15 and paranormal activity is reputedly more prevalent around the anniversary of his death. In 2011, a team from the television series Ghost Hunters International spent four days filming at the prison, which was criticized as "the lowest common denominator of a reality TV show".Maori slam Ghost Hunters International as 'gauche'. Hawke's Bay Today. 26 May 2011. Retrieved 27 December 2017. References Category:Prisons in New Zealand Category:Orphanages Category:Reportedly haunted locations in New Zealand Category:Buildings and structures in the Hawke's Bay Region Category:Museums in the Hawke's Bay Region Category:Prison museums in New Zealand Category:History museums in New Zealand Category:1860s architecture in New Zealand Category:Child-related organisations in New Zealand "