"Macadumosia is a monotypic moth genus in the family Erebidae erected by George Hampson in 1914. Its single species, Macadumosia excisa, was first described by Walter Rothschild in 1912. It is found in Papua New Guinea. ==References== Category:Nudariina Category:Monotypic moth genera Category:Moths described in 1912 Category:Moths of Oceania "

— Macadumosia 🌴

"Clarita de Quiroz (born 3 August 1987) is a Scottish singer–songwriter and model from Edzell, Angus, Scotland. De Quiroz is a classically trained pianist and percussionist, who was named north-east Scotland's "Young Musician of the Year" in 1998. In August 2008, De Quiroz appeared in the video for MC Harvey's "If I Was Your Man", the shooting of which was interrupted by Fife Police, as it was taking place close to the home of Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Her first single, "Summertime", was released in September 2008. She is also known for supporting Akon in Scotland during 2007 as well as Amp Fiddler. De Quiroz is now based in the UAE. De Quiroz filmed for the first motion picture in Dubai, City of Life. De Quiroz is also one of the Michelle Mone Ultimo's package models (website demonstration model) alongside ex Miss Scotland Lois Weatherup. ==CareerModelling=== De Quiroz was signed to numerous agencies. She was first signed with Scotland's The Look Agency (now The Look at Colours Agency).Colours Model, Artists, Creatives and Events Management. Coloursagency.com. Retrieved on 6 April 2012. Her Dubai agency is Bareface for modelling.Model Agency Dubai Models. Bareface. Retrieved on 6 April 2012. De Quiroz is currently based in Dubai where she has modelled for, MAC Makeup, Guerlain Makeup UAE, Snob magazine, Physique magazine, Illustrado magazine, Liz Claiborne UAE, Sheraton Hotels, Lily Pond Spa, Galeries Lafayette, Crafft AC (Commercial), Dubai Tourism Global Commercial, Men's Fitness Magazine, Harvey Nichols, Abu Dhabi Sports TV, Dessert Fish Magazine, and Emirates Woman Magazine. De Quiroz was also a selected finalist for the Paris Hilton BFF Dubai 2009 show however rejected the opportunity. Clarita became the face of Val Saint Lambert in October 2009 and shot for the new campaign in Belgium. De Quiroz was a packaging model for Ultimo lingerie alongside Lois Weatherup, a former Miss Scotland. She has modelled for companies such as La Senza, Boudich Lingerie, La Sirenne Channel 4 Stacked, ICS learning commercial, front page model and editorial model for Illustrado MagazineOfficial Website of Clarita de Quiroz Singer Songwriter Pianist Model. Claritadequiroz.com. Retrieved on 6 April 2012. La Femme Fatale Lingerie, Wella Hair at Salon International 2007, MTV,MTV Staying Alive 2008: Chewing gum Ads of the World™. Adsoftheworld.com. Retrieved on 6 April 2012. and appeared on numerous front page covers of magazines and editorials/commercials.Dedicated 2 Weddings Magazine . Dedicated2weddings.com (22 March 2009). Retrieved on 6 April 2012. ===Music=== De Quiroz is a classically trained pianist and percussionist, who was named north-east Scotland's "Young Musician of the Year" in 1998. Clarita supported Sir Elton John at his Abu Dhabi Yas Arena performance in March 2012 as well as won the GR8! Women Awards 2012 for Best Singer in the Middle East. Clarita performed at the Formula 1 Abu Dhabi 2011 just after her performance alongside Macy Gray in Doha for the Doha 21st Century Leaders Awards 2011 in October. Clarita de Quiroz also performed at the 2010 Formula 1Yasalam. yasalam.ae supporting Kelly Rowland, Gabrielle and the Sugababes. De Quiroz was elected one of the UAE's Hot 100 for Ahlan Magazine UAE, where she performed during the night before Jermaine Jackson and accompanied Sheila Ferguson from Three Degrees on the piano. De Quiroz completed her "Grade 8 Piano" at the age of 16 and her "Grade 8 Percussion" at 15 at the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. De Quiroz composed her first concerto Inamorato at the age of 15 during her lunch time breaks during school. She started her vocal training at the age of 13. De Quiroz has been featured on BBC Radio 1Xtra,1Xtra – Ras Kwame. BBC. Retrieved on 6 April 2012. BBC One,Radio 1 – Vic Galloway – Tracklisting. BBC. Retrieved on 6 April 2012. BBC Scotland, and supported Akon,Akon is coming to town. urbanscot.com. 5 July 2007 Amp Fiddler, and Martin Luther (Roots). Her performances in Dubai have included the Grazia Style Awards 2009, Time Out Awards and Esquire Magazine Launch 2009, Arabian Business Awards and Emirates Woman of the Year Awards 2009. In October 2009 Clarita performed in front of the Qatar Al Thani Royal Family for the Doha 21st Century Leaders Awards 2009.Entertainment. 21st Century Leaders Awards. Retrieved on 6 April 2012. She released her first Single "Summertime"R&B;/Soul. Clarita: SUMMERTIME (Single). everyurbanthing.com in 2008 which featured Pharrell Williams's girls Kin 4 Life and HBO Latino's La Bruja. The double single release also contained Hypnotize featuring Flipmode Squad's Baby Sham and Kanye West's JNan. ===Presenting=== De Quiroz started shooting for City 7 TV's Dubai Dine TV and Dubai Night's TV shows in June 2010. ==Personal life== De Quiroz was one of the six Women of Substance 2009 for the UAE for IllustradoOpen for Business . Blogs.inquirer.net. Retrieved on 6 April 2012.Six Significant Filipinas Honored in Illustrado Women of Substance Event in Dubai. PR.com. 8 April 2009. Retrieved on 6 April 2012.Information on dubai city,citylife,culture and heritage of Dubai,UAE. GoDubai (15 March 1999). Retrieved on 6 April 2012.Buhay Disyerto . Buhay Disyerto. Retrieved on 6 April 2012. She plans to expand on her charity work this year to build schools in the Philippines. She is a big fan of Paulo Coehlo and Kahlil Gibran's writing and shares the similar spiritual beliefs. ==ReferencesCategory:1984 births Category:Living people Category:Scottish expatriates in the United Arab Emirates Category:Emirati people of Scottish descent Category:Emirati people of Portuguese descent Category:Scottish female models Category:Scottish female singers Category:Scottish singer-songwriters Category:People from Abu Dhabi Category:People from Dorset Category:21st-century Scottish singers Category:21st-century women singers "

— Clarita de Quiroz 🌴

"Skevik's farm on the island Värmdön in the Stockholm archipelago outside Stockholm. Skevikare, or Skevikarna, was a Swedish Radical Pietist Christian community founded in ca. 1722 by the "Eriksson brothers", two Swedish Army officers. After initial prosecution by the Lutheran Orthodox authorities, they went on exile in Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands during 11 years. In 1745 they were allowed to return to Sweden, where they established the community on the island Värmdön in the Stockholm archipelago outside of Stockholm. After having been accepted by the authorities, they received many visitors, including two of Sweden's kings, showing them the respect they were denied for so many years. After Pietism was accepted as a legitimate expression of Lutheranism by the state church authorities, the Skevikare community eventually disestablished around 1830. The literature produced by the community remains preserved by the Royal Library in Stockholm. ==History== Their history is one of the most intriguing of the Radical Pietistic movement in Scandinavia. It started about 1720 with the "Eriksson brothers" among the Swedish population of west Finland. These two former officers in the Swedish Army preached the Pietist spirituality, why they were soon brought before court, having denied some of the doctrines of the Lutheran Church of Sweden. After a seven-year-long trial they arrived in Stockholm in 1733 to be officially exiled. But instead of awaiting the final decision, they asked for permission to leave the country immediately together with their 60 followers, which was accepted. ===Exile=== View over Altona (1850). They first left for Copenhagen, Denmark, but were not welcomed. So, a sailing ship was bought, and the whole community went aboard. At that time their movement had grown to about 90 persons, some coming over from Sweden and Finland, others joining in Denmark. Then for several years, they had to stay on the ship, sailing up and down the coasts of Denmark and Norway, very seldom allowed to anchor at any harbour. At one time they were being shot at from a town. Another time a woman needed to go ashore to get help to give birth to her child, which she was denied. At winter, they had to anchor outside a desolate coast and dig caves on the shore for the elderly to live in, because of the coldness aboard the ship. Finally, they came to Altona (then belonging to Denmark), a town where many Pietists and Mennonites were living, and could settle there. But not for long. They were too radical even for Altona, and had to leave, not finding a resting place anywhere. So they went to the Netherlands, and had about the same story there. ===The Skevik period=== View from Värmdö (1865), oil painting by King Karl XV (1826–1872). After 11 years of exile hardships living as strangers and pilgrims, they were allowed to return to Sweden in 1745. A wealthy salesman who admired them bought them a farm on the Värmdö island outside of Stockholm. At this farm, called "Skevik", from which they got their name, they finally settled, and stayed there for the rest of their lives. From there they secretly distributed a lot of Pietistic and mystic literature, keeping in contact with other likeminded Christians all over Northern Europe. During this time they had many visitors, among them even two of Sweden's kings, showing them the respect they were denied for so many years. With the end of the Skevikare community around 1830, the Radical Pietistic movement in Sweden ceased.While there were still some inhabitants left at the Skevik community, a French writer said this of them: "We will here make some mention of a sect called Skevikare, established at Wermdoeum, a little island near Stockholm. These people are the remains of those sectaries who, induced by the scruples of a timorous conscience, separated themselves from the Swedish church in 1738." (should be 1728). "When they first withdrew themselves from the established religion, they appeared to despise the public mode of worship, the sacraments, and still more, the priests; by which they necessarily drew upon themselves great persecutions, and were even banished the kingdom; but obtained permission in 1746 to reside in Wermdoeum, where they bought some lands called Skevik, from which they are generally named Skevikare. Many of their doctrines are whimsical, but their conduct is virtuous." – Travels through Denmark and Sweden. To which is prefixed, A journal of a voyage down the Elbe from Dresden to Hamburg, Pierre Marie Louis de Boisgelin de Kerdu, 1810. ==Practices== By the locals they were known also as the "Främlingarna", ("Strangers"), which they also called themselves, and were described as "hermites" wearing hodden coats and having long, loose hanging hair spread over their shoulders. When members of their community had died, they usually came to one of Stockholm's graveyards at night, leaving the body on the ground inside the church area's outer wall. Then the priest would bury the corpse the next day. This practice lead to the people of Stockholm beginning to tell ghost stories about that place at nights. ==Legacy== Church of Saint John in Stockholm. There is also a large cave-like formation on Värmdö island, where the Skevikarna used to gather for prayer and meditation. This cave was used in a scene in Ingmar Bergman's movie The Seventh Seal (1957). After the movement's demise, the farm was handed over to the local authorities, and the memory of the Skevikarna faded away. However, about half a century later, a newly arrived priest to the island was handed an old handwritten journal by a parishioner. When the priest sat down at home later in the evening, to read the book, he found that the Skevikarna had recorded their exile story, and he later made it into a small booklet.Gustaf Janzon, "Bidrag till Skevikarnes historia" (1866) Much of their handwritten literature is preserved at the Royal Library in Stockholm and in Uppsala. ==See also== * Radical Pietism * Ephrata Community ==References== * Alfred Kämpe, "Främlingarna på Skevik" (1924) Skevikarna Category:1733 in Christianity Category:1745 in Christianity Category:History of Lutheranism in Sweden Category:18th-century Lutheranism "

— Skevikarna 🌴