title: Horst Schumann

texts: The major and medical doctor who conducted the castration experiments at Auschwitz was also interested in the mass slaughter of Jews. On 1 May 1906, Schumann was born in Halle an der Saale. His father was a doctor. In 1930, Schumann joined the Nazi party. He received his medical degree in 1933 after producing a thesis. "The Question of Iodine Absorption and the Therapeutic Effects of so-called Iodine Baths" was written by Jodbder. He was an assistant doctor in the surgical clinic at Halle University.The Public Health Office in Halle employed a Nazi doctor. He joined the air force as a physician in 1939. He joined the Aktion T4 Euthanasia program after meeting with Dr. Viktor Brack in Hitler's chancellery. In the first gas chamber, mentally ill people were gassed with carbon monoxide. He was ordered to the Sonnenstein Euthanasia Centre in the summer of 1940. The commission of doctors called "Action 14f13" transferred weak and sick prisoners from concentration camps to hospitals. On July 28, 1941, Schumann arrived in Auschwitz.In 1942, he set up an X-ray station at the women's hospital. Men and women were forced to have their sex changed by being positioned repeatedly between two X-ray machines, the rays aiming at their sexual organs. Most subjects died after suffering great suffering, or were gassed immediately because of the radiation burns that rendered them useless for work. Hechose his test persons himself. They were always young, healthy, good-looking Jewish men, women and girls who looked like old people afterwards. The parts of the body that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The discharge of pus.Men's and women's testicles were removed and sent to Breslau for an examination. The semen check was a part of the control tests that were done to see if the radiation worked. Some of the women were selected for Block 10 in the main camp. Jewish women were imprisoned for human experiments in this block. The doctors had to remove an ovary to control the radiation on women. In typhus experiments, Schumann injected people with blood from typhus patients and then tried to cure them. After leaving Auschwitz in September 1944, he was appointed to the Sonnenstein Clinic, which had previously been converted into a military hospital.He served as a military doctor on the Western Front and was captured by the Americans in 1945. He was released from captivity in 1945. He worked as a sports doctor for the city of Gladbeck. The GDR issued an arrest warrant after his identity was exposed due to an application for a hunting gun. According to his own statement, Schumann served as a ship's doctor for three years and because he didn't have a German passport, he applied for one in Japan in 1954. After fleeing to Egypt, he settled in Sudan as the head of a hospital. He was forced to flee from Sudan in 1962 after being recognized by an Auschwitz survivor.He received the protection of the head of state until the dictator was overthrown. The trial against him was opened in West Germany on September 23, 1970 after he was extradited from Ghana. Schumann admitted to killing as many as 80,000 Jews. He was released from prison on July 29, 1972 due to his heart condition. He died 11 years after he was released. Robert Jay Lifton has observed that Schumann has great importance for us because of what he did and what he was, an ordinary, but highly Nazified man and doctor. Basic books in New York.Klee is the name of the person. The gassing doctors during the Nazi period and afterwards, Dachau Review 2, History of Nazi Concentration Camps, Studies, Reports, Documents, Volume 2, was edited by Wolfgang Benz and Barbara Distel. The Verlag Dachauer Hefte is located in Dachau. "Sterilisation und Kastration in Rntgenstrahlen im Auschwitz-Lager" was written by Stanislaw. In Internationales Auschwitz-Komitee, the word "Verbrechen" is used. "Unmenschliche Medizin" Anthologie, Bd. The second part of Warschau 1969 is 1, Teil 2.Hans-Joachim: Die Frauen von Block 10 was published in 1978. There is an experiment in Auschwitz. . There are external links to the biography of Dr. <mask> Schumann.


title: Penny Siopis

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texts: South Africa'sPenny <mask> is an artist from Cape Town. She was born in Vryburg in the North West province to Greek parents who moved after her maternal grandfather started a bakery. After completing her master's degree in Fine Arts at Rhodes University in Makhanda, Siopis pursued postgraduate studies in the United Kingdom. She taught Fine Arts at the Technikon Natal. She was a lecturer at the University of the Witwatersrand. She was a visiting Professor in Fine Arts at Ume University in Sweden in 2000 as part of an interinstitutional exchange. Makhanda - <mask> Siopis. Work Siopis established herself as one of the most talented and challenging artists in South Africa and beyond, by working across painting, installation and film, bringing together diverse references and materials in ways that disturbDisciplinary boundaries and binaries.In her early cake paintings oil paint is made to be unnaturally affected by gravity, age and decay, and in her films using archival footage time is marked as much by the effects of age on the cell. Siopis sees her art practice as an intimate model in which the physical changes of her materials can be extrapolated into a larger ethics of personal and political transformation. The quality marks her interest in process as a perpetual state of becoming and entails "the crafting of an unstable relation between form and formlessness, in the understanding that the process of becoming proceeds in ways that are almost always unpredictable and at times accidental" The 'cake' paintings were developed by Siopis. Using unconventional implements such as piping nozzles and other cake decorating tools to make her high relief impasto paintings Siopis explored the materiality of oil paint, its potential as object and its association with traditional representations of the female body. The excessive impasto surface changes over time with the outside layer of drying leading to the surface wrinkling and cracking. This is a metaphor for the effects of time and circumstance on the body.The idealisation of female flesh and beauty is challenged by <mask>. While the female body is the main focus of these works, their association with food and decay comments on larger social narratives of decay which are developed in the paintings that follow. Working with lived experiences alongside feminist theories Siopis expresses how she "was interested in working within the space of complexity and as I worked the materiality became the critical thing." The works from this period differed in many important ways from the 'cake' paintings because of her interest in the materiality of paint and her experimentation with this medium. The transition was obvious in Still Life with Watermelon and Other Things and Melancholia. The scene in Melancholia is both a vanitas and a history painting. It combines symbols of European high culture and references to Africa, all of them piling up as the debris of history within a claustrophobic space that signifies excess, ruin and psychological malaise.The highest achievement of the European art historical tradition was the genre of history painting. Patience on a Monument: 'A History Painting'' (1988) is an example of Siopis' ironic interrogation of its form and ideology. She used the techniques of mixed media to bring in references to the representations of colonial history that South Africans were brought up on through history books. She was able to mark the significance of objects as traces of history. At a time when political tensions in the country were running high, her works challenged the invisible but powerful structures within the ideological systems of apartheid through the introduction of objects and found images. Pinky Pinky is a visualization of a South African urban legend. A hybrid creature.Pinky Pinky is a creature that preys on school children in toilets and threatens girls in pink underwear. According to verbal accounts by children, Siopis produced visual depictions of Pinky Pinky as a processual hybrid figure of no stable identity. Siopis allows the paint to stand in as an object of unspeakability, furthering a practice in manipulating paint and form to mimic skin and flesh. Freudian theory and Lacan's'real' explores humans' ability to work through personal feelings that exceed language by projecting things you cannot do in real life onto and within fiction, myth and fantasy. In her visualization of Pinky Pinky, Siopis used plastic body parts like eyes and teeth to make them look like humans. Siopis allows viewers to feel connected to and away from their own fears. Many of the prosthetics are "traditionally" flesh colour, a kind of dirty pink.It is ironic that flesh colour is not just a category of colour, but also a western idea in which whiteness becomes the universal colour for flesh. South Africa has personal and public narratives about fear and trauma. At a time of radical social transition and uncertainty post-1994, it is an allegory of the nation's deepest fears around issues of poverty, xenophobia, race, and crime. As much as Pinky Pinky is a perpetrators of violence, it also seems a victim of, and scapegoat for, violent, uncivil actions - a constructed'something' to blame for social problems. The public and psychological state of shame was explored in the Shame paintings produced by Siopis. A series of mixed-media paintings show the artist's manipulation of thick, lacquer gel paint, used in home-craft to create stained glass and coloured mirror effects on surfaces. The rubber stamped messages within the paintings show the role of a language and the 'unspeakable' nature of the feeling within the painting process.In 2003 works from the series were shown at solo exhibitions. In 2005 the Shame paintings became a key feature of <mask>' multi-media installation titled Three Essays on Shame at the museum of Sigmund Freud, once his house, in London. Siopis' Shame installation linked the issues of sexuality and shame to the traumatic history of her country. The work evoked a dialogue between Freud's ideas and various individual experiences during the proceedings of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, binding the traces of human vulnerability and the dramatic effects of sweeping historical narratives. The rooms in Freud's study, dining room and bedroom were transformed to exhibit Siopis' installations titled Voice, Gesture and Memory - a frieze of the small paintings installed around Freud's deathbed. There were 90 paintings from the series that were exhibited at the KZNSA Gallery. The Shame paintings were installed as a grid at the South African National Gallery in Cape Town and the Wits Art Museum in South Africa.An installation of Shame paintings and Shadow Shame Again, a film about gendered violence in South Africa and around the globe, were exhibited at Stevenson, Cape Town in 2021, alongside her most recent film titled Shadow Shame Again, showing a relation to gendered violence in South Africa and around the globe. The footage, music and clapping in the film, like the careful paintings arranged as a frieze, create meaning together, about violence's production of shame, and about its raced, gendered and historically contingent. For the last 15 years,<mask> has been experimenting with the unconventional medium of wood glue and ink. She shows matter to be alive, creating a fluid process in which the medium is an active agent in the making of the work. The process involves mixing ink and glue, pouring the glue onto the canvas, and then moving the glue to direct the flow. Allowing the materials to mix, swirl and settle into patterns and shapes; the artist responds to the unpredictable image that starts to take shape "encouraging" their development, and sometimes choosing not to intervene at all. Siopis writes about wood glue's'manifest agency', a substance of change that transforms into a hard, transparent surface.A medium of the non-human with the ability to alter its state and colour according to the forces around it is explored by Siopis. The formless matter that the surface presents offers humans a broader scope for imaginative association is something that I believe encounters with lively matter can chasten my fantasies of human mastery. The viewer is invited to create an image from the material on the surface. The glue and ink process becomes a way of thinking about larger social transformation when a personal transformation is enabled. The writer writes, "Matter is lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada It makes life difficult. The deep sense of the human is opened up by this.After her 2009 solo show 'Paintings' at Stevenson Gallery, <mask> developed the medium further in conjunction with found objects. In the same year the artist worked in residence at the Maitland Institute on a project titled Open Form/Open Studio where she continued her exploration with glue and ink on large-scale canvases and invited members of the public into the space to engage with her process. An installation of 90 small paintings on paper and a room of object-assemblages were created by Siopis for her solo show in 2019. Siopis made to respond to the vast history of climate change and the complex geological and social present. In the Air at Stevenson, Amsterdam exhibited the complete film along with her Atlas series of glue, ink and oil paintings on paper, which explored themes of the climate and the Covid-19 pandemic. Installation is a collection of objects drawn from the artist's personal collection. "They are physical traces of time, of people's lives and social histories, and I was always interested in objects as carriers of meanings beyond themselves", Siopis writes.The objects migrate from one installation to another, like an archive, which I use similarly to how I use film. The objects get taken down and become like paint tubes again. The vast number of objects in this installation reveal different layers of memories from personal, social and art historical, asking probing questions about the nature of the archive and the relative truth of a historical record. <mask>'s work functions as a generative force because of the constant evolution of the installations. One thing nestled next to another or dropped over another, creating countless relationships. "They're endless these bits of relationships between things and objects and spaces", writes Siopis. Will (1997 - ) is an installation that encompass the objects that the artist has pointed out from her vast collection and bequeathed to individuals all around the world. This particular collection is an archive and inventory of both personal and collective history. The fragments will be dispersed.The giving itself reflects a dynamic of human relating that in my mind becomes part of the installation. The installation seeks to establish and maintain relationships across time and space. As both art and heirloom, Law writes "Sopis's Will is the ultimate time piece...We are able to glance back on a life-in-formation and recognize the subject as a project, something to be built". In 1994 <mask> began working with film with her film Per Kind Permission: Fieldwork. In 1997 <mask> found her niche in film making with the work My Lovely Day. She describes the videos as cut-and-paste images that move and unfold over time, and she has continued to work with film throughout her career. Film has a wonderful opportunity for narrative.Her mom's 8mm home movies that she took of their family life in the 50s and 60s, as well as the more public events that were caught in the sweep of her camera, are cut from the film. Her grandmother's words and music were presented as subtitles. The story of three generations of women was told as a kind of transgenerational haunting. Historical time is compressed into one day by the story. The historical moment of her telling is apartheid South Africa, but her references to social turmoil and catastrophe are to earlier times: the 'exchange of populations' following the Greco-Turkish conflict of 1919–1922, the massive migrations sparked by the two World Wars and the beginnings of the decolonisation Her mother's home movies led Siopis to the home movies of strangers, which she finds in flea markets and thrift shops in South Africa. She keeps a huge archive of found film.The film brings its own history and context into the scene according to Siopis. She connects the film to the text in a number of ways. Whoever views it will shape their narrative as well. Two of the videos, Obscure White Messenger and The Master is Drowning, look at the assassination attempt on the Prime Minister of South Africa, H.F. Verwo. Siopis uses different modes of address, but prefers the first person. In Obscure White Messenger, she uses a question and answer format based on the report of the psychiatrists interview with Tsafendas. It is difficult to figure out who is talking in the beginning of the film.The artist's work can be found in major public collections in South Africa, as well as in international collections such as the Centre Pompidou, Paris, and Moderna Museet. The arts and culture trust has a lifetime achievement award. David Philip was in Cape Town in 1989. Colin Richards wrote 'For want of (An)Other World'. In 1995 Clive van den Berg wrote a book called "Panoramas of Passage: Changing Landscape of South Africa, Washington and Johannesburg." Trade Routes: History and Geography was published in 1997. The Museum for African Art: Prestel, 1999, was written by Frank Herremen and Mark D'Amato.Frank Herreman (ed), New York: Museum of African Art, New York and Prestel, 1999, is the author of 'The Story Teller:<mask>is'. Grey Areas: Representation, Identity and Politics in Contemporary South African Art was published in 1999. Reading the Contemporary: African Art from Theory to the Marketplace was written by Oguibe and Enwezor. Law and Siopis are Sympathetic Magic. The University of Witswaterstrand is in South Africa. The book is called "Penny Siopis" and it was published in 2005 by the Goodman Gallery. <mask> Siopis 1985 - 1994' was written by Griselda <mask> <mask> Siopis was published in 2009. "An Unrecoverable Strangeness: some reflections on selfhood and otherness in South African Art" was written by <mask> Siopis. In Human History: Pasts and Prospects in South African Art today was written by Colin Richards. <mask> <mask> and Kim Miller. Stevenson was in Cape Town in 2011. Appropriated Landscape: Contemporary African Photography from The Walther Collection was published in 2011. The Hooks of History - Three Films is in Marie-Hélne Gutberelet. Makhanda: National Arts Festival is an anthology of Contemporary South African Art and the Archive. Wits University Press published a book called Time and Again. The book 'Remembering Three Essays on Shame' was written by Griselda Pollock.<mask> <mask>. Shame, <mask> <mask>. Material Acts, Stevenson: Cape Town, 2019. The National Museum of African Art is in Washington DC. The University of Cape Town has links to the 20th-century South African painters and the 21st-century South African women artists.

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title: Scott Dobie

texts: <mask> was born in October 1978 and is a former footballer. Dobie played for Scotland at full international level six times. He played for a number of teams during his 16-year career. Dobie joined the club as an apprenticeship in 1995 and became a professional in 1997. In the final game of the 1998–99 season, Dobie's goalbound effort was parried into the path of Jimmy Glass, who scored with the last kick of the game to preserve Carlisle's Football League status. Ian Atkins, manager of the Cumbrian club, claimed that Dobie could be worth as much as $2 million in the transfer market. After he reached 25 appearances for his new club, Dobie would be paid another half a million dollars.He made his debut against Walsall. He scored his first goal for the club on August 22, 2001 in a League Cup tie at Cambridge United. He started a scoring streak of eight goals in seven games after scoring his first league goal in a 4–0 win over Manchester City. He didn't score again until February. He finished the season as the club's top scorer with 11 league goals. He helped the team get promoted to the premier league. The "Battle of Bramall Lane" was the only game in English professional football to be abandoned due to a lack of players, and he scored two goals in it.He requested a transfer because he wanted a wage increase after breaking into the Scotland national side. <mask> was rewarded with an improved four-year contract after Albion refused to sell the player. <mask> replaced Danny Dichio in the opening game against Manchester United. His goal against Spurs on December 8, 2002 was named the 'Goal of the Week' by the BBC Sport website. Dobie helped the club bounce back to the top-flight after they were demoted. <mask> moved to Millwall in November 2004 in a deal worth up to £750,000, after struggling to get a place in the West Brom team. The sell-on clause resulted in his former club getting at least 38,500 from the deal.He joined Forest from Millwall in February 2005, signing a three-and-a-half-year deal. He scored one goal in 12 appearances in his Forest career. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 At the start of the 2006–07 season, Colin Calderwood said his career was safe at Forest and that he had faith in Dobie. After suffering a thigh injury in his comeback game, he was forced down the order behind Grant Holt, Junior Agogo and Nathan Tyson. The majority of Dobie's appearances were from the bench. In the League One play off semi-final against Yeovil, he scored his only goal of the season.Forest was up 3–1 in the tie, but they ended up losing 5–4 on aggregate after extra time. <mask> came on as a substitute in Forest's 2–0 win at Port Vale after being dropped to the bench for the opener against Bournemouth. After moving for a nominal fee, Dobie signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with Carlisle United, who are now in League One. For the second year in a row, <mask> was on the losing side in a play-off semi-final, this time against Leeds United, whose team included Dobie's half-cousin Paul Huntington. In August 2008, <mask> received the first red card of his career in a 0–0 draw against Leyton Orient. St Johnstone Dobie signed a one-year contract with the club in May of 2010. <mask> was a teammate of McInnes at West Brom.He only played four games. <mask> was on a loan at Bradford City until the end of the season. After more than a year without a club, <mask> signed for York City on a three-month contract. He failed to break into the team and was released a month later. <mask> represented Scotland at international level. He scored Scotland's only goal in a 4–1 defeat away to South Korea on May 16, 2002. He was capped six times by Scotland.Scotland's goal tally first is listed in Career statistics Club International International goals Scores and results. <mask> became a police officer after retiring from football. He is an Authorised Firearms Officer and National Firearms Instructor and has provided armed protection at Merry Hill Shopping Centre. There is a list of Scotland international footballers born outside Scotland. The players are from Clydebank F.C. The West Bromwich Albion F.C. had players in the 1960's. The players are from Millwall F.C.The players are from the Forest F.C. The players are from St. Johnstone F.C. The players are fromBradford City A.F.C. The players are from York City F.C. English people of Scottish descent are British police officers.

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title: Missa Johnouchi

texts: <mask> is a composer, pianist, conductor and singer. The 1300th anniversary of the Capital of Nara Heijo-Kyo was commemorated by the UNESCO Artist for Peace. She began to compose in the audio-visual area for successful television series, commercials and the cinema after being registered at the Academic institute of music of Toho. She studied in France under the direction of Jean- Claude Petit. <mask> is accompanied by the Orchestre National de l'Opéra de Paris and the Orchestre National de Paris for the making of her albums. She participated in the international conductors contest in 1993. One of the best selling albums in the occidental countries was her album of Asian original compositions.In front of Kofukuji and Higashikondo, in the department of Nara, she gave a concert based on her own compositions, as a pianist and as a conductor. The opening ceremony of the Flower Festival of Hamanakako, entitled "New elegances of the flowers", was composed and played by Missa <mask>, whose production was ensured by a great Master of Japanese poetry. At the "World Heritage Torch-Run Concert - Missa Johnouchi", the artist plays her own musical compositions on the piano and directs the national orchestras of several countries. She performed in America, China, Tunisia, Italy, Australia, Venezuela, Canada, Macedonia, Romania and France. 200 families of the victims of the terrorist attack of 11 September were invited to a concert at the Carnegie Hall in New York. She performed at the Opera house in Sidney for the 30th birthday of the Japanese and Australian relations. In 2006 a Japanese female composer and conductor was appointed as a UNESCO Artist for Peace.In May 2007, at the "World Heritage Torch-Run Concert for the 35th anniversary of the convention on the protection of the world heritage" in the church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés in Paris, <mask> Johnouchi played her own music and directed the Or. The images of the exhibition at the Petit Palais of Paris were accompanied by music composed by her. The first album in cooperation with UNESCO is released in October 2009. She continued, in her own country and abroad, her function as a UNESCO messenger, as could be seen during the exceptional concert that took place at UNESCO's Headquarters on 12 November 2009 in Paris or in Tokyo in November 2010 where she gave a charity concert for the children of Afghanistan. She was the first Japanese female UNESCO Artist for Peace in charge of the world heritage to transmit the message on "peace of the heart", "conservation of the world heritage", " environmental protection", and " education". There was a discography about Asian blossoms. The Asian Wind was 2.The third season, Seasons 3. Marco Polo 4. There is a song called Silk Road 5. There is a flower named blossom 6. Springtime 7. Night Bird 8. There is a butterfly 9.The vampire series 10. Once Upon A Time 11. Asian Wind is a piano version of Friends. There is a second pastoral 2. It was Espoir 3. In the 4th century, in the 4th century, in the 4th century, in the 4th century, in the 4th century, in the 4th century, in the 4th century, in the 4th century, in the 4th century, in the 4th Tristesse 5.Tomorrow is 6. It was called Solitude 7. The forest is called Forest 8. A person is walking on air. There is a Mirage 10. There is a Midi 11. The sky is glowing.There is a dance called Spoons Dance. The Eternal Yamato is a symphony. Tanjou's birth was 2. Prayers 3. Theitudes [Eikoseisui] 4. The road to OASIS is called The Wings of Spacetime. The Last Caravan 2 was the last one.OASIS 4 is on the road to Shangri-La. Desert Mirage 5. There was a moon over the border. There is a snow bird. Stardust Tapestry 8. The name of the group is Nomads 9. Holy Sunset 10.There is a prayer 11. The 1st of September was the date of the Horizon Dimanche. There is a memory of stars. Maioriru TenShi is a flying down angel. Akanegumo is in the sky. There is no Mail in Mayonaka. Chikyuugi [Globe] 6.My friend to Vivian. Screen Music ni Koishi te. No Atokataduke [After Love] 9. Ieji is from The Way Home. At the end of the day, Umibe no Gogo. On September 1st, 2002, Je n'aime pas, Kurenai. The sequel to Legend Of The Mountain.Dream Land 2. Kurenai 4. There is a pilgrimage 5. Sea Wind 6. Light in the Void 7 The Full Moon Bay is 8. There is a vampire in the city of Shanghai.Desert Walk 10. Lawrence 11. Silky Sky 12 The end of the silk road kataribe is a piano collection. The story is called Kataribe. Miyako is an ancient city. The streets of Kyoto.The piano version of Asian Wind. Funauta is a boatman's song. Shigure is a shower. The Antumn Breeze is called Shuufu. Springtime 9. There is a snow forest. Hatsuyuki was the first snow.Light in the Void 12 is a movie. Sekka is associated with snow blossoms. There is a movie called "Horizon 14." The movie Snow Dance Kuge was released in October of 2003 Skyward 2. The third Stardust Island. Lake 4.5. Kataribe 6. Exotica 7. There is a prayer in theYamatoji symphony : The Eternal Yamato. 9. Sunset Moon is a symphony. Kuge II 2.Missa Johnouchi Best was canon on September 1, 2004. The Asian Wind was 2. There is a book called Stardust Tapestry 3. Kataribe 4. The fifth season is Seasons 5. There is a beach called Moon Beach. Marco Polo 7.Desert Mirage 8. There is a pilgrimage 9. There is a hotel called Shangri-La 10. There is a movie about a city named Shanghai. Night Bird 12. Kirisamekodo (Ancient Roads in the Mist) 3 Nen B Gumi Kinpachi Sensei (OST) Evening (22 Jun 2005) 1. Evening 2.Marco Polo has a new song. Lake is a song from the song Lake (Remix) 4. There is a song called A Song Of The Lilies. The road to OASIS is Asian Wind. There is a piano and strings. The evening version of snow is in the piano collection. There is a snow forest.Shigure is a shower. Sekka is the name of the snow blossom. Le Chant de La Terre (11 October 2007) was the first snow. The Chant de La Terre is called Le Chant de La Terre. There is a wind's smile. Ilumine 4. Harukana Tabi no Naka de is a novel.The snow bird is a violin and piano version. The Road of the Sun is called Taiyou no Michi. The title is Le Muguet 8. Tsumetai Tsuki no Hikari wo Abite is a movie. Souseki is from Genesis 10. Genka 11. Put up your hands.Green Earth was broadcasted on Toi Toujours on September 24, 2008. Green Earth 2. Life 3. Sea Green 4. The moon is called the Desert Moon. The forest is sad. For New Zealand 7.There are 8 ripples. Ondines 9. Border 10. Sakura Kaoru 11. The Journey Spiritual Discovery ends on October 21st. The second original scene. The third edition of glowing horizon 3.Fluttering 4. There is a journey to the next world. The sun is rising. You can live in Quiet 7. Japonisme 8. There is peace of mind. Purplish Tone 10.There is beauty in the seasons. The journey of the soul 12 The pleure was held on mon cur 2. Pure 3. Seinaru Toki 2 [Holy Moment 2] was recorded. It's Toi Toujours 2. There is an instrument called the Toi Toujours.Put up your hands. Watashi no Sonzai no Imi 1 is an instrument. The meaning of my being is 2. The meaning of my being The meaning of my being 20th-century conductors (music) 20th-century Japanese pianists are 21st-century women composers.

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title: Calvert Watkins

texts: <mask> was known for his book How to Kill a Dragon. He served as a professor-in-residence at UCLA after retiring as a professor at Harvard University. The <mask> family was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on March 13, 1933, to an economist and government advisor, and a Spanish teacher. <mask> grew up in New York City and graduated from Friends Seminary in Manhattan before going to Harvard University. At the age of fifteen, <mask> was inspired by his early exposure to Latin and Greek to become an Indo-Europeanist. <mask> graduated summa cum laude from Harvard University in 1954. <mask> studied at the cole Pratique des Hautes tudes in Paris, France, and the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, School of Celtic Studies during his time at Harvard.In 1959 <mask> was appointed as an instructor at Harvard University. He became assistant professor in 1960, associate professor in 1962, and full professor in 1966. <mask> was appointed to the position of Victor in 1989. S Thomas is a professor of linguistics. Linguists who were influenced by <mask> during his time at Harvard include D. Gary Miller, Michael Silverstein, Alice Harris, H. Craig Melchert, Alan Nussbaum and Mark Hale. <mask> devoted his entire academic and professional career to researching and developing historical linguistics. He was a founding member of the "East Coast Indo-European Conference" in 1982.After retiring from Harvard in 2003 <mask> moved to Los Angeles, California and began teaching at the University of California, Los Angeles with his wife. <mask> continued to promote the importance of historical linguistics at UCLA by remaining active in the annual UCLA Indo-European Conference. The 25th annual conference was dedicated to the memory of <mask>. His work on the origin of the Celtic word was published early. The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies opened a new era of creative work in Celtic comparative linguistics and the study of the verbal system of European languages. <mask> completed his contribution to this area with his book. The first part of the Geschichte der indogermanischen Verbalflexion was published in 1969.A large number of articles on Celtic, Anatolian, Greek, Italic and Indo-Iranian material were presented directly in his Selected Writings and indirectly in his book, How to Kill a Dragon: Aspects. He edited and contributed to the first edition of The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language. He pointed out that Old Irish is the closest match to the Proto-Indo European mother tongue and that it is an extraordinary ancient language whose structure can only be compared with that of Vedic Sanskrit. In order to better trace the importance of the poetic formula, How to Kill a Dragon: Aspects of Indo-European Poetics attempted to establish a formulaic method of comparative linguistics. The first part of the book is a definition and introduction to the study of poetics from Europe and the second part is a defense of <mask>' idea of the "dragon-slaying myth" through a number of case studies. <mask> attempts to reconstruct an example of Proto-Indo-European through the comparative method of historical linguistics by expanding upon the "dragon-slaying myth" in part two of the text. According to L'Heureux, <mask> uses historical evidence to support the development of language such as the relationship between the patron and the poet.The word choices became historical evidence of the language in question, as a result of the ceremonious delivery from the poet. The patron's prestige was tied to the poet's prowess and a recorder of language that allowed for research to be conducted in order to better understand the development of ancient languages. How to Kill a Dragon is considered to be a definitive text which changed the study of poetics from Europe. The 1998 Watkins Goodwin Award for Classical Studies was given to How to Kill a Dragon. A member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a member of the American Philosophical Society, and an Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy. He moved to the University of California, Los Angeles in 2003 after retiring from Harvard University as a Professor of Linguistics and the Classics. "Review of Kenneth Jackson, Language and History in Early Britain: A Chronological Survey of the Britannic Languages, First to Twelfth Century A.D." was published in 1954.Under the direction of J. Whatmough, it was completed by D. Houchin, J. Puhvel, and <mask>. "Preliminaries to a Historical and Comparative Analysis of the Syn" was written by Cohen and Tovar. By night. There is a problem in syntactic reconstruction. "An Indo-European Construction in Greek and Latin" was written by A. Heinz. The indogermanischen Verbalflexion was written by <mask>. The American Heritage Dictionary of English includes Paideia XXX 1975 382–386 Pisani.There is an indogermanischen Altertumskunde in Vlker. Hermann Guentert ist fr Gedenkschrift. There are Todestages am 23. April 1973, ed. "La famille indo-européenne de grec " was written by M. Mayrhofer. BSL 70 (1975) 11–26 "Latin ador, Hittite hat- Again." Mélanges offerts "Latin iouiste et le vocabulaire religieux indo-européen."Pour mile Benveniste. "Towards Proto-Indo-European Syntax: Problems and Pseudo-Problems" was published by the Chicago Linguistic Society. " propos de " was written by Davies A. Morpurgo and W. Meid. Langue discours, société, offerts Michel Lejeune (Paris, 1978), "La désignation indo-européenne du tabou." Pour mile Benveniste. "Let Us Now Praise Famous Grains" was written by J. Kristeva and J.C. Milner. Festschrift fr Gnter Neumann.Geburtstag, ed. "The Language of the Trojans," Troy and the Trojan War was written by J. Tischler. A Symposium was held at the college. M.T. "The Name of Meleager" was written by Mellink. There is a Festschrift fr Risch. Geburtstag, ed."'In the Interstices of Procedure' is a question linguistiques de poétique, de mythologie et de pré-droit en indo-européen," A. Etter said. "Indo-European Legal Language and Comparative Law" is a ed. Studies in Memory of Warren Cowgill was written by Wolfgang Meid. The Fourth East Coast Indo-European Conference was held at Cornell University. New York and Berlin, 1987 The American Heritage Dictionary of Indo-European Roots has been revised. 2nd ed."L'Anatolie et la Grce : résonances culturelles, linguistiques et poétiques" was published in 2000. Areal Diffusion is a challenge to the comparative method. Problems in Comparative Linguistics are related to Areal Diffusion and Genetic Inheritance. Aikhenvald and R.M.W. are related. "The Golden Bowl: Thoughts on the New Sappho and its Asianic Background" was published in 2001 by Oxford University Press. "Hipponactea quaedam," Hesperos: Studies in Ancient Greek Poetry, was presented to M. L. West on his Seventieth Birthday. Patrick J. Finglass, Christopher Collard, and Nicholas J. Richardson are all from Oxford.The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language has an essay on how to kill a dragon.

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title: David de Aaron de Sola

texts: The son of <mask> was a rabbi and author. <mask> is descended from a distinguished family of Sephardim who were deported from Spain in 1492 to make way for the Jews. Dr. <mask>, who served as court physician to William, Prince of Orange, is one of the people that the family seems to have settled in Holland. <mask> was a student at the bet ha-midrash in Amsterdam at the age of eleven and received his rabbinical degree nine years later. He was also studying secular studies. He read both German and French literature, as well as the Spanish and Portuguese languages. He was introduced to medicine by his great-uncle, Dr. <mask>.He was proficient in drawing, sketching, and music. Rabbinic career in D.A. He became one of the ministers of the Bevis Marks Congregation under Raphael Meldola and later became his father-in-law. The board of directors of the congregation appointed <mask> to preach the first sermon in English on March 26, 1831, after his addresses before the Society for the Cultivation of Hebrew Literature. His work was published by the mahamad. One observer wrote, "Though a scholar and a thinker, yet he used the most unpedantic terms and assumed a quiet, colloquial manner." There are publications D.A.The translation of the forms of prayer according to the custom of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews was the most significant work of <mask>a. The basis for several subsequent editions was formed from this undertaking, which was a remarkable feat of scholarship. D.A. has other writings. He issued his first work, The Blessings, with an introductory essay on the nature and duty of thanksgiving. The Proper Names in Scripture was published by <mask> about the same time he wrote about the history of the Jews. He collaborated with M. J. Raphall to translate eighteen treatises of the Mishnah. The manuscript had reached the hands of a member of the Burton Street Synagogue and was published without the permission of the authors before it had been revised or corrected for the press.The English translation of the Scriptures was published in 1840 <mask>a with a commentary. The first volume of Genesis was published in 1844. The festival prayers were translated into English in four volumes. <mask> wrote in a number of languages. Between 1836 and 1845, he contributed to the Allgemeine Zeitung des Judenthums and to the German A Biography of Ephraim Luzzato. His Biography of Isaac Samuel Reggio was translated into English after being published in Dutch. The Association for the Promotion of Jewish Literature was one of the organizations that <mask> helped organize.D.A. has musical contributions. <mask> loved music. Abraham says that his father had a fine ear and a beautiful voice. The Ancient Melodies of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews were published in the 19th century. He was assisted by the composer. Both Sephardi and Ashkenazi synagogues in the United Kingdom and elsewhere still use a melody composed by <mask>. Rica/Rebecca <mask> Meldola, eldest daughter of Raphael Meldola, who was born in Florence, and DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchThey had 12 children, six sons and nine daughters. Rabbi <mask> <mask> served as minister at the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue of Montreal and <mask> <mask> was elected to succeed his father as minister of the Bevis Marks. Solomon Belais, son of Rabbi Abraham Belais, married one of his daughters, Jael. The daughter of Rev. married another daughter. Abraham was the mother of Rabbi Dr. <mask> <mask> <mask>. Annette Hannah <mask> was one of the five daughters who married in London. Their grandson, Dr. <mask> <mask> Rogers, died in 2005.Dr Rogers was a research assistant under Sir Almoth Wright and Sir <mask> and was involved in the development of penicillin. Rogers was the first patient to be treated with penicillin. He was going to be the captain of the London University rifle team. The penicillin worked and the match was won. <mask> <mask>abbis from Amsterdam and Dutch people of Spanish-Jewish descent.

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title: Tanner Boser

texts: A Canadian mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter is currently signed to the UFC. He had won the title before. He competed in King of the Cage and M-1 Global. The son of an oil field worker and a gym owner was born in Canada. He was a high school student. His brother is a professional mixed martial artist. He reached a black belt in karate after training for a decade.After graduating from high school, he drove trucks to the oil fields. He made his professional mixed martial arts debut in 2012 without any real training. After the victory in his debut, he started training for his second bout, which he won via submission skills. After working as a bouncer for six years, he decided to pursue a career in mixed martial arts. After struggling to make ends meet for a while in 2016 he decided to focus on other options and took an Emergency Medical Technician course with hopes of becoming a paramedic. He returned to training MMA full time and traveled around the world competing in 9 different countries. He had a 16–5–1 record over the next seven years.He defended the belt three times and became a two-time champion. He has fought around the world. M-1 Global and the Absolute Championship have taken him to a number of countries. When he was offered to sign with the Ultimate Fighting Championship, it was the third time he had defended his title. In his UFC debut, he was set to face Brazilian competitor Giacomo Lemos on July 27, 2019. His debut was delayed as his opponent tested positive for a banned substance and the fight was called off. His debut took place on October 18 at UFC on ESPN 6.He won the bout via unanimous decision, his first victory in the promotion. The UFC Fight Night 165 will be held on December 21, 2019. He lost the fight. On March 28, 2020 at UFC on ESPN: Ngannou vs. Rozenstruik, <mask> was scheduled to face Jeff Hughes. The event was canceled due to the flu. On June 27, 2020, <mask> faced off against Philipe Lins at UFC on ESPN: Poirier vs. Hooker. He won the fight with a knockout.He won the Performance of the Night award. The first fight of his new four-fight contract was against Raphael Pessoa at UFC on July 26, 2020. The fight ended in a technical knockout. He won the Performance of the Night award. On October 4, 2020, <mask> was supposed to face Arlovski in the UFC. The bout was pushed to UFC because of Arlovski's sickness. The fight was won by a unanimous decision.The UFC Fight Night: Rozenstruik vs. Sakai was held on June 5, 2021. He lost the fight. The first fight of his new contract was against Ovince Saint Preux at UFC Fight Night 190. He won the fight with a knockout in the second round. The fight was scheduled to take place on December 4, 2021. The bout was scrapped due to travel issues. At UFC Fight Night 207, <mask> is scheduled to face Nascimento.The people are from the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

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title: Paul K. Charlton

texts: A former United States Attorney and current partner at the law firm of the same name, <mask><mask> is based in the firm's Phoenix, Arizona office. High-profile and complex litigation, internal investigations, and white-collar criminal defense are some of the areas in which <mask> concentrates his practice. A number of Arizona Native American governments, including Ak-Chin, Salt River Pima-Maricopa, Haulapai, and Tohono O'odham, are represented by <mask>. He was the managing partner at Steptoe & Johnson. From 2001 to 2007, he was the United States Attorney for the District of Arizona. President George W. Bush nominated him in 2001. He oversaw a staff of more than 220 employees, four offices and a $20 million budget.He led enforcement initiatives against terrorism, public corruption, illegal immigration and crime in Indian Country. In 1989 he was an assistant attorney general with the Arizona Attorney General's Office. In 1991, he joined the U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona as an assistant. On December 7, 2006 the Bush administration dismissed seven U.S. attorneys for performance-related issues. Three or more additional attorneys were dismissed under the same circumstances. On November 6, 2001, the United States Attorney for the United States District Court for the District of Arizona was confirmed by the Senate. Michael A., a Justice Department official, informed <mask> of his dismissal.His resignation was effective January 31, 2007. The Justice Department hailed the office as a "model program" for its protection of crime victims after it was honored with the Federal Service Award. Ranked among the top third of the nation's 93 US attorneys in contributing to an overall 106,188 federal prosecutions filed in 2006; oversaw a district in the top five highest in number of immigration-related prosecutions; and scored in the top third in number of convictions. The number one in the nation for convictions in 2006 was <mask>. The investigation of Rep. Rick Renzi, R-Ariz., was launched in September of 2006 by the United States attorney. "We should consider pushing out the U.S. attorneys that were included on the list," said <mask>, the Attorney General's chief of staff. The comment was made in a Sept. 13, 2006 letter.The so-called "retention" list had <mask> on it as recently as February 2005. The White House released 3,000 pages of records relating to the controversy on March 19, 2007. The third-ranking official in the department was asked if he was asked to resign over the leak in the Renzi investigation. The person never received a reply. According to the Wall Street Journal, the Department of Justice delayed the investigation of Renzi until after the election. The Journal reported that investigators had been lobbying Washington to allow them to tap Renzi's phone. Unfortunately for the investigators, word broke of the investigation soon after, disrupting their wiretap.After news of Renzi's investigation became public, Brian Murray, Renzi's top aide, called Wyn Hornbuckle to inquire about the case. The Department of Justice was notified by <mask>. Justice did not inform Congress of the contact. A September 20, 2006 e-mail may have been the reason for removing <mask>, as it suggested that he was unwilling to take good cases. The US attorney's reluctance to pursue obscenity charges against adult video manufacturers was the reason for Ward's discount. After a disagreement with the Justice Department over the recording of interviews and confessions by the FBI on American Indian reservations, <mask> offered to resign. In his congressional testimony on March 6, 2007, he said that he found no small amount of irony in the fact that he was eventually fired.In May of last year, the Justice Department reversed its longstanding no-recording policy, now requiring federal law enforcement agencies to tape-record interviews with suspects in most instances. The most difficult part of proving a crime is the state of mind, and that is almost always obtained through a statement of the suspect. The policy was unjust. I think this is the most significant improvement in the criminal justice system in a long time. At least two cases where he did not seek capital punishment but was overruled by Washington, he clashed with the Bush Administration over the death penalty. The Department of Justice's Office of Inspector General concluded that the most significant factor in his removal was his actions in a death penalty case. The Department's decision to seek the death penalty in a homicide case was opposed by <mask>, who sought a meeting with the Attorney General to urge him to reconsider.We are troubled that the Department considered the actions of <mask> in the death penalty case to be inappropriate. We don't think his actions were insubordinate or justified his removal. Arizona's State Bar Criminal Justice Award, the University of Arizona Alumni Association Public Service Award and the Phoenix Business Journal's Most Admired Leaders Award were all given to <mask> after he left the U.S. Attorney's Office. The United States Attorneys for the District of Arizona were involved in a controversy.

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title: Philip Melanchthon

texts: <mask> was a German Lutheran reformer who collaborated with Martin Luther, the first systematic theologian of the Protestant Reformation, and an influential designer of educational systems. He is a reformer, theologian, and molder of Protestantism. They denounced the cult of the saints, the justification by faith, and the coercion of the conscience in the sacrament of penance, which they believed could not offer certainty of salvation. The doctrine of transubstantiation was rejected by both. They said that Christ's body and blood are present with the elements of bread and wine in the Lord's Supper. The Lutheran view of sacramental union differs from the Roman Catholic Church's view that the bread and wine do not need to be consecrated in order to be sacramental. The central formula for Lutheran evangelical insight is Melanchthon's distinction between law and gospel.He meant God's requirements both in Old and New Testament, and the free gift of grace through faith in Jesus Christ. <mask> was born on February 16, 1497, at Bretten, where his father was armorer to <mask> of the Rhine. Barbara Reuter was the mother. During the War of the Palatinate Succession, his birthplace was burned by the French. The site of the town's Melanchthonhaus was built in 1897. In 1507 he was sent to the Latin school at Pforzheim, where he met the Latin and Greek poets. <mask> was influenced by his great-uncle Reuchlin, who suggested he change his name to "MeSchwartzerdt", which means "black earth" in Greek.<mask> was only eleven when his grandfather and father died. He was brought to Pforzheim with his brother to live with his maternal grandmother. He studied philosophy, rhetoric, and astronomy/astrology at the University of Heidelberg and became known as a scholar of Greek. He worked on jurisprudence, mathematics, and medicine after being denied the master's degree in 1512 because of his youth. The technical aspects of astrology were taught to him by Johannes Stffler. He began to study theology after getting a master's degree. He became convinced that true Christianity was not the same as the theology he was taught at the university.He became a conventor in the middle of the 19th century. He lectured on oratory on Livy. His first publications were a number of poems in a collection edited by Jakob Wimpfeling. He became a professor at the University of Wittenberg at the age of 21 after accepting a call from Martin Luther, who was against reformers at Tbingen. He was studying the Scriptures, especially of Paul. He participated with his comments even though he was a spectator. After his views were attacked, Melanchthon replied based on the authority of the Bible.He was granted the degree of bachelor of theology and transferred to the theological faculty after he lectured on Matthew and the Epistle to the Romans. He married the daughter of the mayor of Wittenberg on 25 November 1520. Anna was one of the four children they had. He defended Luther in the beginning of 1521 against Didymi Faventini. He said that Luther rejected papal and ecclesiastical practices which were not in line with the Bible. During the Zwickau prophets' unrest, Luther was not present at Wartburg Castle. The Loci communes rerum theologicarum was an important part of the Reformation.The new doctrine of Christianity was discussed in the form of a discussion of the "leading thoughts" of the Epistle to the Romans. The gradual rise of the Lutheran scholastic tradition was begun by Loci communes. The classics were being lectured on. He encountered the papal legate, Cardinal Lorenzo Campeggio, who tried to draw him away from Luther's cause. He presented the evangelical doctrine of salvation as well as regulations for churches and schools. He went to the Diet of Speyer with the elector. The Holy Roman Empire party did not recognize the Reformation.He called the doctrine of the Lord's Supper "an impious dogma" after changing his attitude towards the Swiss. The most significant document of the Protestant Reformation was the Augsburg Confession, which was written in 1530 and was laid before the Diet of Augsburg. Although it was thought of as a unified statement of doctrine by the two reformers, Luther did not hide his displeasure with the tone of the confession. Some would criticize Melanchthon's conduct at the Diet as unbecoming of the principle he promoted, implying that faith in the truth of his cause should have inspired him to a more dignified posture. He didn't seek the part of a political leader and may have been a lackluster judge of human nature, according to others. He settled into the quiet of his academic and literary work. The Commentarii in Epistolam Pauli ad Romanos (Wittenberg, 1532) is noteworthy for introducing the idea that "to be justified" means "to be accounted just", whereas the Apology had placed side by side.He refused invitations to Tbingen, France, and England due to consideration of the elector. The Lord's Supper began in 1531 and discussions about it played an important role. At the instigation of the Landgrave of Hesse, he approved all of the Wittenberg Concord that was sent by Bucer to Wittenberg. The Dialogue of Johannes Oecolampadius made him doubt the correctness of Luther's doctrine, so he eagerly laboured for an agreement on this question. After the death of Zwingli, his scruples about a union lost their weight. The true body of Christ in the Lord's Supper is not bitten by the teeth but is offered in the symbols of bread and wine. Luther would not agree to a veiling of the dispute, even though Melanchthon discussed his views with the most prominent followers of Luther.Although Luther suspected that Melanchthon was almost of the opinion of Zwingli, he still wanted to share his heart with him. During his time in Tbingen in 1536, he was heavily criticized by a preacher because he taught that works are necessary for salvation. In the second edition of his Loci (1535), he abandoned his earlier strict doctrine of determinism which went beyond that of Augustine of Hippo and taught more clearly his so-called Synergism. He repudiated the criticism of Cordatus in a letter to Luther and his other colleagues stating that he had never deviated from their common teachings. There were controversies over the Interims and the Adiaphora. The emperor wanted to force upon the defeated Protestants. He made controversial concessions during negotiations.The Roman Catholic usages were held to be adiaphora if nothing is changed in the doctrine and the sacraments. The position that concessions made under such circumstances have to be regarded as a denial of Evangelical convictions was not taken into account by him. He regretted his actions. The Gnesio-Lutherans accused him and his followers of apostasy and heresy, but after Luther's death he became seen as the "theological leader of the German Reformation". All accusations were with patience, dignity, and self-control. All parties were satisfied by the dispute with Osiander and Stancaro. Stancaro held that Christ was our justification only because of his human nature.He was still a strong opponent of the Roman Catholics, for it was by his advice that the Elector of Saxony declared himself ready to send deputies to a council to be convened at Trent, but only under the condition that the Protestants should have a share in the discussions, and that the Pope As it was agreed upon to send a confession to Trent, Melanchthon drew up the Confessio Saxonica which is a repetition of the Augsburg confession, discussing, however, in greater detail, but with moderation, the points of controversy with Rome. On his way to Trent at Dresden, he saw the military preparations of Maurice of Saxony, and after proceeding as far as Nuremberg, he returned to Wittenberg in March 1552, for Maurice had turned against the emperor. The condition of the Protestants became better after his act, but Melanchthon's labours and sufferings increased from that time. The last years of his life were bitter because of the disputes over the Interim and the Lord's Supper. As the statement "good works are necessary for salvation" appeared in the Interim, it was attacked by the Lutherans, so the formula was dropped. His opponents kept working against him, accusing him of synergism and Zwinglianism.The Roman Catholics wanted to condemn all heretics, especially those who had left, so the Saxons and Flacius tried to avenge themselves by humiliation at the Colloquy of Worms in 1557. He protested so that his opponents left so that the Roman Catholics could point the finger at the Protestants. Friedrich Nietzsche says that the Reformation in the 16th century did not experience a greater insult. He persisted in his efforts for the peace of the church, suggesting a synod of the Evangelical party and drawing up for the same purpose the Frankfurt Recess, which he defended later against the attacks of his enemies. The last years of his life were bitter because of the Lord's Supper controversies. The influence of the Calvinistic doctrine on Germany led to the renewal of this dispute. He never gave his assent or used its characteristic formulas.He did not state how body and blood are related to the personal presence and self-impartation of Christ in the Lord's Supper. He assumed the real presence of the body of Christ even though he rejected the physical act of mastication. John Calvin emphasized the relation of the Lord's Supper to justification. Marian views Mary as a saint and developed positive commentaries about her. "She kept all things in her heart, which is a call to the church to follow her example," he wrote in his Annotations. Mary went too far when she asked for more wine during the marriage. She was not upset when Jesus scolded her.Mary did not sin when she lost her son. Mary was spared the consequences of her original sin, even though she was conceived with it. The Council of Basel approved the feast of the Immaculate Conception in 1439, despite the fact that it was opposed by Melanchthon. The invention of monks was declared by him. Mary is a representation of the church and in the Magnificat, she spoke for the whole church. Mary was like no other human being. Christians have to unite under the cross in order to become Christ-like.In lecturing on the Librorum de judiciis Astrologicis of Ptolemy, <mask> expressed his interest in Greek mathematics, astronomy and astrology. He thought that a God had reasons to show comets and eclipses. He was the first to print a paraphrased edition. After the Protestant Reformation in Germany, natural philosophy was linked to Providence, a point of view that was influential in curriculum change. The reorganization at Tbingen was one of three academic innovations that he was involved in. Death occurred before the theological dissensions were settled. He wrote a note a few days before his death explaining why he didn't fear death."You will be freed from the acrimony and fury of theologians, and you will go to the light, see God, and learn those wonderful mysteries which you don't have," was on the left of the note. The cause of death was a severe cold which he had contracted on a journey to Leipzig in March 1560, followed by a fever that consumed his strength. His body was already weakened. He died on 19 April 1560. He continued to worry about the condition of the church in the last moments of his life. He was strengthened by praying and listening to the Bible. John 1:11-12 was important to him."As many as received him, they gave him power to become the sons of God." He replied "nothing but heaven" when his son-in-law asked if he wanted anything. His body was buried next to Luther's. He is remembered in the calendar of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod on his birthday on February 16th, and in the calendar of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America on June 25th. Estimation of his works and character is based on the fact that he systematized Luther's ideas, defended them in public, and made them the basis of a religious education. The results of the Reformation could be said to have been achieved by these two figures. His own inclinations would have kept him a student, even though he was impelled by Luther to work for the Reformation.His heart was filled with a deep religious interest in the Reformation, but without Luther's influence, he would have been a second Erasmus. The sympathy of educated people and scholars for Luther's work was won by his studies. Luther's strength of faith, as well as his temperance and love of peace, had a part in the success of the movement. They thought of their common calling as a divine necessity of their mutual position. "I would rather die than be separated from Luther, the man full of the Holy Ghost" was written by Melanchthon in 1520. "Dead is the horseman and chariot of Israel who ruled the church in this last age of the world, despite the strained relations between them in the last years of Luther's life," said Melanchthon at Luther's death. Luther wrote that his books were warlike because he had to fight with devils.I am the rough pioneer who must break the road, but Master <mask> comes along softly and gently, sows and waters heartily, since God has richly endowed him with gifts. One year before his death, Luther praised Melanchthon's revised Loci above them and called him "a divine instrument which has achieved the very best in the department of theology to the great rage." When Luther thought that truth was at stake, he attacked a number of men, but never spoke against him. The strained relation between these two men was not caused by anything other than the

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title: Philip Melanchthon

texts: fundamental difference of their individualities and the fact that nature had not formed out. It cannot be denied, however, that Luther was more magnanimous, for at times he was dissatisfied with Melanchthon's actions, but never uttered a word against his private character. In a letter to Carlowitz, he protested that Luther put a lot of pressure on him because of his hot-headed nature. His work as a reformer was characterized by moderation, conscientiousness, caution, and love of peace, but these qualities were sometimes said to only be lack of decision, consistence, and courage.His actions are often shown from regard for the welfare of the community and for the quiet development of the church, not from anxiety for his own safety. He wasn't said to lack personal courage, but he was said to be less aggressive than other people. When he was reminded of Luther's strength and power, he said, "If I don't do my part, I can't expect anything from God in prayer." His nature was seen to be inclined to suffer with faith in God that he would be released from every evil. One trait of Luther's character was his love of peace. He was not fond of quarrels and often was very angry. His irenical character often led him to adapt himself to the views of others.He had a conservative religious nature that guided him in his acts of conciliation. He couldn't forget that his father had told his family not to leave the church. It was more difficult for him than for Luther to reconcile with the Roman Catholic Church because of his attitude of piety and reverence. The authority of the Fathers was stressed by him, as well as the authority of the Greek Fathers. His attitude in matters of worship was conservative, and he was even said to be aCrypto-Catholic. He never tried to reconcile with Roman Catholicism at the price of pure doctrine. The external appearance and organization of the church was more valuable to him than Luther's, as can be seen from his treatment of the "doctrine of the church".The ideal conception of the church, which the reformers opposed to the organization of the Roman Church, which was expressed in his Loci of 1535, lost for him after 1537 when he began to emphasize the conception of the true visible church. He believed that the church held the divine office of the ministry of the Gospels. Luther did not have a principle of an ecclesiastical constitution, but a purely religious principle. The traditional church constitution and government, including the bishops, were tried to keep. He believed it was the duty of the secular authorities to protect religion and the church, even though he did not want a church completely independent of the state. The consistories should be made up of spiritual and secular judges, for the official authority of the church did not lie in a special class of priests, but in the whole congregation. Differences in doctrine were not overlooked for the sake of common practical tasks.He didn't distinguish between the announcement of the will of God and the right doctrine when he was younger. He took pains to safeguard unity in doctrine by theological formulas of union, but they were limited to the needs of practical religion. He embodied the entire spiritual culture of his age as a scholar. Even if they were not always original, his manuals were quickly introduced into schools and kept their place for more than a century because he found the simplest, clearest, and most suitable form for his knowledge. The teacher of Germany prepared the way for the religious thoughts of the Reformation because knowledge had no purpose other than to serve moral and religious education. He is the father of Christian humanism, which has had a lasting influence on scientific life in Germany. "The Prince of the Humanists" is what he is called.His works were clear, intelligible, and answered their purpose, even though they were not always new and original. His style is better in Latin and Greek than it is in German. His voice was weak, but he was not without natural eloquence. His views on the basis, method, and goal of reformed education are some of the key thoughts he wrote about education and learning. There is a school plan that recommends only teaching Latin in schools. He suggests that children who are learning to read, children who know how to read, and children who are well-trained in language should be grouped together. The classical "seven liberal arts" and the sciences studied in the higher faculties could not encompass the new revolutionary discoveries of the age in terms of either content or method.He added geography, poetry and history to the traditional categorization of science, as well as the new natural sciences in his system of scholarly disciplines. Melanchthon was a genius for collecting and systematizing the ideas of others for the purpose of instruction as a theologian. His Loci were in the form of isolated paragraphs because he cared little for connection of the parts. The fundamental difference between Luther and Melanchthon is not so much in the latter's ethical conception, as in his humanistic mode of thought which formed the basis of his theology and made him ready to acknowledge moral and religious truths outside of Christianity, but also to bring Christian truth into closer proximity There were some modifications of ideas that differed from Luther's views. The effect of salvation is prepared by the law, but it is also the order of the spiritual world that has its basis in God. Luther's view of redemption was reduced to that of legal satisfaction.He emphasized the ethical and intellectual aspects of Luther's theology. After giving up determinism and ascribing to man a certain moral freedom, he tried to ascertain the share of free will in conversion, naming three causes as concurring in the work of conversion. "The capability of applying oneself to grace" is what he used to define freedom. He doesn't have the mystical depth of Luther. The establishment and acceptation of pure doctrine should precede the personal attitude of faith because of the way he divided faith into knowledge, assent, and trust. He believes that the Church is only the communion of those who adhere to the true belief and that her visible existence depends on the consent of her unregenerated members. The doctrine of the Lord's Supper, lacking the mysticism of faith of Luther, demanded at least their formal distinction.The history of the Loci may show the development of Melanchthon's beliefs. In the beginning, the Melanchthon intended only a development of the leading ideas representing the Evangelical conception of salvation, while the later editions approach more and more the plan of a text-book of dogma. He uncompromisingly insisted on the necessity of every event and had not fully developed his doctrine of the sacraments. He treated the doctrine of God and the Trinity for the first time in 1535, rejecting the doctrine of necessity and free will. The necessity of good works was emphasized in the doctrine of justification. The prominence given to the theoretical and rational element distinguishes the last editions from the earlier ones. The Protestant conception of life was represented by the tradition of ancient morality.His books were mostly based on the classics and not as much on Cicero. Prolegomena to Cicero's De officiis was one of his main works. The relation of philosophy to the law of God is first treated by Melanchthon. The development of the natural law implanted by God in the heart of man, and therefore representing a part of the divine law, is what moral philosophy does not know. Natural law is distinguished from revealed law by its completeness and clearness. The development of moral philosophy from natural principles must not be neglected because the fundamental order of moral life can be grasped by reason. There was no distinction between natural and revealed morals.The free realization of the divine law by a personality blessed in faith and filled with the spirit of his faith is depicted in the Loci, where he followed Luther in depicting the Protestant ideal of life. For the following time, the authority of Scripture became the norm. He said that every theologian and faithful interpreter of the heavenly doctrine must be first a grammarian, then a dialectician, and finally a witness. He meant the historian in the modern sense who is master of history, archaeology, and ancient geography. He insisted on emphasizing the unity of the sense, in contrast to the four senses of the scholastics. He stated that what is looked for in the words of Scripture is only a practical application. His commentaries are full of theological and practical matter and confirm the doctrine of the Reformation.The New Testament on Romans and Genesis are the most important of them. The books of the Maccabees in Luther's Bible are attributed to Melanchthon, who was the constant assistant to Luther. The common work of Melanchthon and Luther is a Latin Bible published in 1529 at Wittenberg. The influence of Melanchthon may be traced back to the 17th century, when the method of treating church history in connection with political history was introduced. He was the first Protestant to attempt a history of dogma. The department of homiletics had a wide influence on the style of preaching in the Protestant church. The Annotationes in Evangelia (1544), the Conciones in Evangelium Matthaei (1558), and the German sermons prepared for George of Anhalt were all written by him.He never preached from the pulpit, and his Latin sermons were prepared for the Hungarian students who did not understand German. The German catechism and the religious manual for younger students are related to Luther's arrangement. It is safe to say that every department of theology was advanced even if he was not a pioneer because of his influence on the method of theological study. The spiritual heir of the South German Humanists, who represented an ethical conception of the humanities, was As a philosopher and pedagogue. He preferred the liberal arts and classical education because of their emphasis on natural and ethical philosophy. The ancient classics were for him in the beginning, the sources of a purer knowledge, but they were also the best means of educating the youth both by their beauty of form and their ethical content. By his organizing activity in the sphere of educational institutions, he became the founder of the learned schools of Evangelical Germany.The teacher of the German Protestant world was <mask>. The rule of the Leibniz-Wolff school ended the influence of his philosophy. With the contempt of an enthusiastic Humanist he turned away from scholasticism and came to Wittenberg with the plan of editing the complete works of Aristotle. His interest waned under the influence of Luther, but in 1519 he edited the Rhetoric and the Dialectic. He said that the relation of philosophy to theology is characterized by the difference between Law and Gospel. As a light of nature, the former also contains elements of the natural knowledge of God which have been obscured and weakened by sin. The renewed promulgation of the Law by revelation became necessary and was furnished in the Decalogue, and all law, including that in the form of natural philosophy, contains only demands.As the law is a pedagogue that leads to Christ, philosophy is subject to revealed truth as the main standard of opinions and life. He also published De dialecta libri iv, Erotemata dialectices, Liber de anima, and Ethicae doctrinaea. One of the original portraits of Melanchthon was made in 1526 by Lucas Cranach the Elder, while the other two were made by Hans Holbein the Younger and Albrecht Drer. He was said to have had a bright and sparkling eye, which kept his colour until the day of his death. He did as much work as he did because of the extraordinary regularity of his habits and his great temperance, even though he was never in perfect health. His liberality was often used in a way that made it difficult for his old faithful servant to manage the household. His domestic life was good.He called his home "a little church of God", always found peace there, and showed a tender solicitude for his wife and children. A French scholar found him rocking the cradle with one hand and holding a book in the other. "There is nothing sweeter or lovelier than mutual intercourse with friends", he used to say. He called the half of his soul to be his most intimate friend. He had a need and an enjoyment from his correspondence. His letters form a valuable commentary on his whole life, as he spoke out his mind in them more than he was wont to do in public life. He sacrificed his friendship by writing speeches for others that allowed them to use their own signatures.He was said to be ready to help not only his friends, but everyone as well. It was more difficult for him to deal with the people of lower station than it was with scholars and men of higher rank. He did not allow himself or others to exceed the bounds of nobility, honesty, and decency. He acknowledged his faults even to Flacius, and was open to the criticism even of such as stood far below him. He tried to serve the church and the cause of truth in his public career. His humility and modesty were the result of his personal piety. He was stressed out by prayer, meditation, and attendance of public service.This article incorporates material from this public-domain publication. The material in this article is from a public-domain publication. External links works at Open Library Examen eorum, qui oudiuntur ante ritum publicae


title: Jerry Bowyer

texts: Gerald "<mask><mask> is an American investment manager, author, and columnist. He is a former radio and broadcasting host who has also been involved in public affairs, political writing, and investment activities. In 1990 <mask> began his career as an accountant at Arthur Andersen, one of the six largest accounting firms in the United States. He left the firm in 1993 to work for a mutual fund company. In 1993 <mask> was the host of the Cross-Town Perspectives program. He hosted The <mask> Program on WPTT radio in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which was a live 3-hour program focusing on business, politics and current events. He left in July 2005.<mask> hosted an afternoon show on a Christian talk radio station in Pittsburgh. He left in February 2006 because of chest pains. <mask> said that he needed to scale back due to stress related illness. Many television programs have <mask> on them. He was the host of Cornerstone TeleVision's program Focus on the Issues. Pennsylvania Newsmakers is a public affairs television program that airs through much of Pennsylvania. <mask> is the former host of WorldView, a Sunday-morning political talk show that is syndicated to approximately 2 dozen TV stations.In his bio, <mask> mentions interviews done for the show, including those of Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Presidential advisor Karl Rove, and publisher and former Republican presidential candidate Steve<mask> has received criticism for his statements regarding universal healthcare aiding terrorism. <mask> was the founding president of the Allegheny Institute for Public Policy. The Allegheny Institute Taxpayer Coalition was the institute's political arm. The views of <mask>'s conservative think tank, the Allegheny Institute for Public Policy, were informally adopted last year by the newly elected Republican county commission majority. More than $3.5 million of the $3.8 million in grants to the Institute between 1995 and 2005 came from four of the various Scaife Foundations. <mask> spent more time with his radio and television activities after he resigned as head of the institute.Jake Haulk is a long time employee of the institute. The Bush Boom: How a Misunderestimated President Fixed a Broken Economy and The Free Market Capitalist's Survival Guide: How to Invest and Thrive in an Era of Rampant Socialism were both published by Bowyer. He is an occasional contributor to Forbes magazine. He contributes to The Wall Street Journal. The board of Impact Total Return Portfolio was chaired by <mask>. Also known as "IMPACT Management Investment Trust". He was a member of the investment committee of Blue Vase Capital Management.He was a director of Gundaker/Jordan American, a financial services company, from 2001 to 2002. Newsmakers Leadership Group is a research and media company that was founded by <mask>. The Pennsylvania Newsmakers show is produced by Verity. Bowyer Media is a company specializing in radio and television production, print and internet publishing, and economic analysis. The Ronald Blue & Co. Investment Policy Committee has an economist named <mask> who helps develop an approach to economics and investment known as Principled Reasoning. The aim of Principled Reasoning is to replace academic models for portfolio risk assessment which are based on variability or volatility with models based on adherence to certain fundamental principles of human flourishing. According to a Principled Reasoning approach to risk, when nations violate fundamental principles they add inherent risk to their investment climate requiring higher risk premiums in order to compensate for the higher risk level.<mask> is a graduate of Robert Morris University. He and his wife, Susan, live in Boston, Pennsylvania. Their seven children have been home-schooled. <mask> was the executive director of the National Reform Association in the early 1990s. According to a 1999 Washington Post article, he once called for the creation of a "theocracy" in America. <mask> had disagreements with the religious right and the position of the founding fathers on his radio program, but he changed his position on religion and state in the 90s. crosswalk.com is a "Christ-centered, for-profit corporation" that <mask> has previously written about.There are links to <mask>'s personal website.

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title: Charles de Morny, Duke of Morny

texts: <mask> was a French statesman. The extra-marital son of the queen of Holland and the wife of Louis Bonaparte, Morny was half-brother of Emperor Napoleon III. His birth was registered in a misleading certificate, which made him the legitimate son of Auguste Jean hyacinthe demorny, and he was born in Paris on October 23, 1811. M. Demorny was a native of St. Domingo, but he didn't own any land there. <mask>de Filleul educated Morny. After a brilliant school and college career, the future duc <mask>y received a commission in the army and entered the staff college. During the French conquest of Algeria, the comte <mask>y was an aide-de-camp to the general who saved his life.Morny secured a solid position in the business world when he established a major sugar industry in the Auvergne and wrote a pamphlet about it. He was helped by his mistress Franoise Mosselman, the beautiful and wealthy wife of the Belgian ambassador. He didn't have an interest in many great commercial enterprises in Paris. Although Morny didn't have much to do with party politics at first, he was heard with respect for industrial and financial questions. He supported the government of Louis Philippe because revolution threatened his commercial interests, but before the Revolutions of 1848 he considered converting to the cause represented by the Comte <mask>. The lady asked what he would do if the Chamber were swept out, and he replied with witticism. He said to range himself on the side of the broom handle.He was admitted to the intimate circle of his half-brother Louis Napoleon, and he helped to engineer the coup d'état of 2 December 1851, when he was appointed to head the ministry of the interior. After six months in office, during which Morny showed his political opponents moderation and tact, he resigned his portfolio, ostensibly because he disapproved of the confiscation of the Bourbon-Orléans property but really because Napoleon, influenced by Morny's rivals, resented his claim to a He resumed his financial speculations. He used his official rank to assist his schemes after he was appointed president of the Corps Législatif in 1854. In 1856, Morny was sent as a special envoy to <mask> of Russia and brought home a wife who strengthened his social position. The illegitimate daughter of Nicholas I of Russia may have been the legal daughter of Prince Sergey Vasilyevich Trubetskoy. Morny was created as a Duke.The French expedition sent to place Archduke Maximilian on the throne was prompted by Napoleon III's desire to prevent him from attaining the throne of Mexico. Despite occasional disagreements, <mask>'s influence with the emperor remained great, and the liberal policies which he advocated enabled him to serve the imperial cause through his influence with the leaders of the opposition. His health deteriorated while he was laying the foundations of the "Liberal Empire". He was visited by the emperor and empress before he died. After his death, Morny's valuable collection of pictures was sold. Morny didn't get the distinction he wanted as a dramatist, and none of his pieces appeared under the name M. <mask> Rémy. They met with success on the stage.The director of the Beaux-Arts admired <mask>'s taste in pictures as well as the man himself. He said that <mask> <mask> was the best bred man of his time. Morny was an important player in the development of the thoroughbred horse racing and breeding industry in France. West Australian was brought to France for breeding purposes after he purchased the English Triple Crown champion. Morny built a race course in Deauville. The Prix Morny is named after him. His wife was the daughter of Prince Sergey Vasilyevich Trubetskoy and his wife.The year 1897. Marie Eugenie <mask> married a Spanish noble, José Ramn Gil Francisco <mask> Nicols Osrio <mask> Heredia, in 1877 in Madrid. He married <mask> la Purificacin Dorticos-Marn y Len in 1898. He didn't have any children. The 2nd Duc <mask>y was succeeded by <mask> Louis Valentin <mask>. He married Carlota <mask>mn-Blanco y <mask>ra in 1886 in Paris and had three children. <mask> Morny was unmarried and without issue.Anna Teresa <mask> was unmarried and without an issue. <mask> <mask> died without an issue. The wife of Jacques Godart, 6th Marquis de Belbeuf, was divorced in 1903 without issue. Sarah Bernhardt was influenced by the theatrical interests of De Morny. At a family conference which <mask>y attended as a family friend, the purpose of which was to determine what Bernhardt was to do with her future life, <mask>y suggested that she be sent to the Conservatoire. She turned to the theatre after the family took him up on the suggestion. There are references to Attribution.H. Castille is an <mask> la Guéronniére. ; (1856). The article on Flahaut <mask> Billarderie was adapted by B. O'Donnell. Extraits des mémoires de Alamy: Une Ambassade eh Russie 1856 was published in 1892. The figure of the duc <mask> is depicted in a novel by Alphonse <mask>. Further reading, pp. Sports people from Paris, Dukes of Morny and French politicians are buried at Pre Lachaise Cemetery.

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title: Madison Brengle

texts: <mask> is an American professional tennis player. She reached her first WTA Tour final in January and then made it to the fourth round of the Australian Open. She reached a career-high singles ranking in May. 35. Her greatest victory was over the world's top ranked player. 2, Serena Williams. She has won many singles and doubles titles.In August 2007, she was ranked fourth in the world. For years, he worked in the ITF Circuit. She failed to make it out of the pre-tournament qualification in 24 of the last 25 majors. She earned a wild card for the US Open main draw, which she used to win her first major match-win. She rose into the top 100 for the first time in September. He was born and raised in Delaware and is Jewish. Her mother coaches her, her father is Dan, and her brother is David.The style of playing that some coaches call a scrappy player is built around counter-punching and outlasting her opponents in long rallies while waiting for her opponent's error. She uses a short service motion. A low follow-through is what her forehand has. She uses a half-swing to drive the ball on her backhand. She is willing to fight to win her matches. <mask> was involved in an experimental training regimen when he was a teenager. She won the Easter Bowl doubles championship in 2006 with her partner, Kristy Frilling.The Australian Open girls' singles final was held in 2007. The top seeds at the French Open girls' doubles competition lost in the first round. The Wimbledon girls' singles final was a three-set affair. The top seeds and eventual 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 888-400-5746 In August 2007, she was ranked fourth in the world. She won her first title as a 15-year-old when she won a tournament in Baltimore. She defeated Beau Jones in the final.In 2007, he lost in the first round in two Grand Slam tournaments. Accepted into the Australian Open main draw, he lost to the ninth-seeded Patty Schnyder. She lost to Bethanie Mattek-Sands in the US Open. The Weinholds lost in the first round of the doubles competition to Foretz and Shvedova. In August, she defeated former top-20 player Flavia Pennetta before losing to Elena Dementieva in the second round of the East West Bank Classic. The American reached the second round of the French Open qualification earlier in the year. In the first four months of the year, he reached three out of four singles finals.The Frillings won the doubles title. The team defeated Gabueva and Kleybanova in the final. In the finals of the 2008 French Open, <mask> defeated Ahsha Rolle. The US Open and the French Open agreed to give each other wild cards. She won her second title in 2011. She reached the final at the Rancho Santa Fe event. She won her first match on the tour in four years at College Park.In 2012 she won her third title. She and Paula Kania of Poland won the doubles title. She won her fourth title in Rancho Santa Fe. First Grand Slam match-win, top 100 debut, but was narrowly defeated in the first round of the Hobart International by top seed Sam Stosur in a final-set tiebreak. She was close to a main-draw spot at the Australian Open, but lost in the final qualification round. She won the $50k Kentucky Bank Championships in July. She recorded her first ever Grand Slam win in the main draw of the US Open when she defeated Julia Glushko.She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In the first round of the Australian Open, the 50th-ranked Brengle defeated the 13th-ranked Petkovic. She lost in the fourth round to Madison Keys after winning in straight sets against CoCo Vandeweghe. She had her best performance in a Grand Slam tournament so far. She defeated No. in Stuttgart. Petra Kvitov was in straight sets. She reached a career-best singles ranking in May of 2015.35 in the world. She was ranked in the top half of the season. 40. She defeated No. in 2016 in the Middle East. Kvitov played in three sets. The first Wimbledon third round had an upset win over a world No. Serena Williams is at the Open.She won the $60k tournaments in Charleston and Charlottesville. She beat No. at Wimbledon. Petra Kvitov was in the second round. The second US Open and second Wimbledon third rounds will be held in 2020. She reached the third round at Wimbledon for the second time in her career, and sixth at a major overall, defeating two fellow Americans in the process. Kenin was a former Grand Slam champion. In 2016 he was named to the Delaware Tennis Hall of Fame.She was the youngest person to be in the Hall of Fame. She was the first tennis player to win the Delaware Sportswriters & Broadcasters Association's John J. Brady Delaware Athlete of the Year Award. The main-draw results in Grand Slam tournaments, Fed Cup/Billie Jean King Cup and Olympic Games are included in win/loss records. Through the 2022, the Singles are current. Singles: 27 (16 titles, 11 runner–ups) Doubles: 12 (7 titles, 5 runner–ups) Head-to-head record against top 10 There are Jewish tennis players who have won over top 10 players.

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