The Yashichi is an item found in many Capcom video games. It often restores the player's health or acts as a bonus point item. The symbol is a red circle decorated with a stylised white cross that resembles a pinwheel.
The item appeared first in 1985, in Capcom's first title, Vulgus, as an enemy (it was also featured in Capcom's fifth title, Exed Exes, in a similar role.) Since then, it has been featured in many other games in a far more benign role.
Kazaguruma no Yashichi (Pinwheel Yashichi) is also a regular character in the Japanese television series Mito Kōmon. His trademark is a pinwheel which he throws for various reasons.
Tracey Powell is a healthcare entrepreneur whose life’s mission has centered around STD education, awareness, and diagnostics. He currently serves as the CEO of Chicago-based getSTDtested.com, an online facilitator of sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing and counseling.
Tobias Schumacher is a German political scientist and an expert on Euro-Mediterranean affairs, foreign policy and Middle Eastern Politics.
After having studied Political Science, Sociology and Business Administration at the Universities of Freiburg, Basel, Edinburgh and Mainz, Schumacher received his M.A. and Ph.D in 1998 and 2002 respectively from the University of Mainz. Schumacher held research and teaching positions at the University of Mainz, the Florence-based European University Institute, the Euro-Mediterranean Study Commission (EuroMeSCo) and the Lisbon University Institute. He was awarded numerous scholarships and was a Jean Monnet Fellow and a Marie Curie Fellow at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute in Florence, where he also worked as Research Fellow and Scientific Coordinator of its Mediterranean Programme. He is currently a Senior Research Fellow in Political Science at the Centre for Research and Studies in Sociology 1 (CIES) at the Lisbon University Institute (ISCTE-IUL) in Portugal.
He is the author of more than 80 books, book chapters and articles in academic journals and a regular media contributor.
Ibn - Al - Hytham Islamic School is a Government recognised expatriate institution in the Kingdom of Bahrain catering to education while adhering to the tenets of Islam. The school was formally inaugurated on 11th May 1989.
The main aim of the school is to Provide Quality Education to the Children at minimum expenses. The children can join any recognised school in India whenever they wish to leave the Island. The medium of instruction is English with Hindi, Urdu, Arabic and French are offered as Third Languages. Muslim children are taught Islamic studies and the non-muslims, Moral Science.
Shaikh Isa Bin Mohammed Bin Abdullah Al Khalifa (Former Minister of Justice & Islamic Affairs and Minister of Labour and Social Affairs), the patron and chairman of the school, leads and guides the school.
Islamic ideology guides the school in all the aspects of its activities.
The motto of the school is not only to impart knowledge but also to educate and train the intellectual, moral, physical and aesthetic faculities of children. Maximum care is taken to inculcate good habits in all respects including cleanliness.