title: Edward Knoblock

texts: <mask> (born <mask>; 7 April 1874 to 19 July 1945) was a playwright and novelist, originally American and later a naturalised British citizen. Kismet and Milestones, co-written with Arnold Bennett, were the most successful of his plays and were written at the rate of two or three a year. Many of his plays were collaborations. They were B. Priestley and Vita Sackville-West. After serving in the British armed forces during the First World War, he combined his theatrical career with work on films in Hollywood and the UK. He died in London at the age of 71. In New York City, the fourth of the eleven children of Charles Eduard Knoblauch and his wife, Gertrud, was born.His mother died suddenly. His father died in 1885. The family's income was severely affected by this, and their stepmother took the children to Germany, where she made a living as a professional pianist. He spent two years at school in Berlin. The family was able to return to New York after Charles Knoblauch's brother graduated from Harvard in 1896. He spent most of his life in Europe, first in Paris and then in London. In order to pursue a theatrical career, <mask> settled down to 14 years of hard and unremunerative work, gaining experience of the theatre by acting as well as by writing, adapting and translation plays.He toured with William Greet's company in The Dovecot, an adaptation of a French comedy, as well as managing the Avenue Theatre and appearing in the premiere of Shaw's You Never Can Tell. The Club Baby, a revised version of the 1895 play, was produced at the Avenue in 1898 and ran for 39 performances. The Partikler Pet was written in 1905, The Shulamite was written in 1906 and The Cottage in 1906 were written in the early 20th century. He held the post of reader of plays at the Kingsway Theatre in London, where he worked with two other people. In eighteen months, he read five thousand plays and didn't lose or hold up a single one. He returned to Paris in 1909 after visiting Tunisia and Kairouan, where he was inspired to write the play Kismet. It ran for more than 300 performances in its first production and more than 200 in its first revival in 1914, when it was presented by Oscar Asche.Milestones was co-written with Arnold Bennett. Bennett had tried his hand as a dramatist before, with mixed success, but the combination of his gifts as a story-teller and <mask>'s painstakingly acquired craftsmanship produced a critical and box-office success that made them both a great deal of money. It ran on Broadway for more than 200 performances. According to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, <mask> taught Bennett and later J. The rudiments of stage carpentry were written by B. Priestley and others. There were three more plays presented in London between the premiere of Milestones and the First World Warlock. In August 1914, <mask> decided to join the British Army.His friend's novelist secured him a commission after he held a senior post in military intelligence. In the Mediterranean, the Balkans and Greece, <mask> was a captain. After becoming a British citizen in July 1916, he anglicised the spelling of his name and changed it to <mask>. England Expects, Marie-Odile, The Way to Win, A War Committee, How to Get On, Paganini and Mouse, and The Hawk were written during the war. Tiger! The year 1918. The Beach House was restored in 1917.His plays were in the post-war years. After the war, <mask> split his time between London and Hollywood, where he wrote for the film company of Douglas and Mary Pickford. He was a consultant for Robin Hood and The Thief of Baghdad, as well as adapting The Three Musketeers. According to his biographer, Eric Salmon, he was involved with several other film adaptions during the 1920s and 1930s, but he was not involved with the script of any of the 1914, 1920 or 1930 film versions of Kismet. Mr Prohack was a dramatisation of Bennett's 1922 novel of the same name and London Life was an original play. Simon, called Peter, Speakeasy, and The Mulberry Bush were his plays in the 1920s. He published his first novel at the end of the decade.In the 1930s, <mask> collaborated on adaptation of novels with Vicki Baum and others. If a Body, an experimental Broadway piece in which the six scenes of the play were set on platforms and moved into place in full view, was one of his plays from the decade. He was one of the screenwriters for Men of Steel, Chu Chin Chow, Evensong and Red Wagon, as well as The Amateur Gentleman and An Englishman. The Man with Two Mirrors was published in 1931, The Love Lady in 1933, and Inexperience in 1941. Round the Room was published in 1939. John Gielgud confessed that one of the most repeated stories about him was true. Gielgud said, "Thank God he didn't stop, he's a bigger bore than Eddie!" after a man passed their table at The Ivy.Gielgud replied, "He just looked slightly puzzled, and went on boring." He died at his sister's home in London in 1945 at the age of 71. There are external links to the Edward Knoblock Papers at Rice University and the Edward Knoblock Papers at Harvard College.

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title: Emperor Uda

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texts: The traditional order of succession says that he was the 59th emperor. <mask>'s reign lasted from 887 to 897. His personal name before his ascension to the throne was Chjiin-tei. The third son of Emperor Kk was Emperor <mask>. His mother was a daughter of Prince Nakano. There were five Imperial consorts and 20 Imperial children. Prince Atsuhito is an important son.The prince is called Prince Atsuzane. There were four noble clans in ancient Japan. The Minamoto clan is also known as Genji. The Minamoto is the most used surname for former Japanese royalty. The descendants of Uda became known as the Uda Genji in order to differentiate them from other Minamoto clan families. The Uda Genji moved to mi Province and were known as the Sasaki clan. The son of Prince Atsumi succeeded in the court.The Minister of the Left was Masazane. Three empresses dowagers and two regents were born from the marriage of one of Masazane's daughters. The Niwata, Ayanokji, Itsutsuji, hara and Jikji are some of the families that originated from Masanobu. The Sasaki clan originated from his fourth son Sukeyosi. The descendants are known as mi Genji. Sasaki Takauji made a success at the Muromachi shogunate and the Amago clan originated from his brother. <mask>'s father demoted his sons from the rank of imperial royals to that of subjects in order to reduce the state expenses.The clan name Minamoto was given to Sadami. When Kk needed to appoint his successor, Sadami was promoted to the Imperial Prince rank with the support of kampaku Fujiwara no Mototsune. Sadami-shinn ascended to the throne after his father's death. On the 26th day of the 8th month, Emperor Kk died and his third son received the succession. Shortly afterwards, Emperor <mask> accepted the throne. Mototsune asked Uda for permission to retire from his duties, but the emperor responded, "My youth limits my ability to govern." The new emperor's kampaku continued to be served by Mototsune.A former student of Kb-daishi was installed as the new Abbot of the newly created Buddhist temple. The former emperor Yzei was afflicted with mental illness. Yzei would enter the palace and address courtiers. He became angry. He threw the women's bodies into the lake. He directed his mount to run over people. Sometimes he went into the mountains to chase deer.The office of kampaku was held by Mototsune in the beginning of Uda's reign. The death of Mototsune in 891 marked the beginning of the Imperial Family's struggle to regain power from the Fujiwara. Records show that Emperor Uda assigned scholars Sukeyo and Kiyoyuki to posts in the remote provinces of Mutsu and Higo. While non-Fujiwara officials from the Minamoto family were promoted to prominent ranks, his trusted counselor, Sugawara no Michizane, rose in rank within five years to reach the third rank in the court, and supervision of the Crown Prince's household. Mototsune's son and heir, Fujiwara no Tokihira, rose in rank to prevent an open power struggle. While Emperor Uda tried to return Court politics to the original spirit, he also tried to revive intellectual interest in Confucian doctrine and culture. In the seventh month of 891, Emperor Uda ordered the review of prisoners in the capitol and a general pardon for the wrongly accused.While auditing tax collections made in the provinces, Emperor <mask> issued edicts reinforcing peasant land rights from encroachment by powerful families in the capital or monastic institutions. The practice of sending ambassadors to China was stopped by Emperor <mask>. The emperor was informed of his decision by what he believed to be persuasive counsel. During <mask>'s reign, the Special Festival of the Kamo Shrine was held. <mask> abdicated in favor of his son, Prince Atsuhito, who went on to become Emperor Daigo. General admonitions or precepts for his son's guidance were offered in an hortatory will or testament that Uda left behind. The document praises Fujiwara no Tokihira as an advisor but cautions against womanizing.Emperor <mask> assigned both of them to look after his son. He entered the Buddhist priesthood at the age of 34. After his abdication, Uda made it his new home. His name was Kong Kaku. The Buddhist hall where he resided after becoming a priest was called Teijiin and he was sometimes called the Cloistered Emperor of Teiji. On the 19th day of the 7th month, Uda died at the age of 65. The location of <mask>'s grave is known.The emperor is venerated at a shrine in Kyoto. This location is designated as <mask>'s mausoleum by the Imperial Household Agency. It is called Kaguragaoka no Higashi no misasagi. The former emperor is buried at the "Seven Imperial Tombs" in Kyoto. The mound commemorates the Hosokawa Emperor <mask>. After <mask> died, the emperor's burial place would have been more modest. The restoration of imperial sepulchers was ordered by Emperor Meiji.Kugy is a collective term for the few most powerful men in the court of the Emperor of Japan. The group included three to four men at a time. The experience and background of these courtiers would have brought them to the top of their game. This apex of the Daij-kan was included during <mask>'s reign. Daij-daijin, Fujiwara no Mototsune. Sadaijin, Minamoto no Tru. Sadaijin, Fujiwara noyo.<mask>jin, Minamoto no Masaru. <mask>jin, Fujiwara noyo. <mask>jin, Minamoto noari. The years of <mask>'s reign are identified by more than one era name. The prince was from unknown women and died young. The year 1979. Gukansh is a book about the future and the past.The University of California Press is in Berkeley. Kitagawa, Hiroshi and Tsuchida are related. The year 1975. The story of the Heike. The University of Tokyo Press is in Tokyo. Moscher is from Gouverneur. The year 1978.A guide to Kyoto. Richard Arthur Brabazon, Ponsonby-Fane. The year 1959 The Imperial House is in Japan. The Ponsonby Memorial Society is in Kyoto. Titsingh, I. The book was published in 1836.Annales des empereurs du Japon were written by Nihon Odai Ichiran. The Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland is located in Paris. H. Paul Varley. The year 1980. Jinn Shtki is a book about Gods and rulers. Columbia University Press is in New York. There is a list of Emperors of Japan, as well as a list of 9th-century rulers in Asia.

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title: William J. Brady

texts: <mask><mask> was an American soldier, politician, and law enforcement officer who served as the sheriff of Lincoln County during the Lincoln County Wars in New Mexico. He was killed by Billy the Kid and the Lincoln County Regulators. On August 16, 1829, <mask><mask> was born in the parish of Annagelliffe, just north of the town of Cavan. He became a member of the Catholic Church in Ireland that day. <mask>'s parents rented a seven-acre potato farm from an Anglo-Irish landlord. <mask> was the firstborn of many children. He graduated from the National school in 1844.<mask> was trained to take over the family's plot of land. He took over as head of the family after his father's death and worked very hard to keep his mother and siblings alive during the Great Famine. <mask> and his mother signed a petition in July of 1850 demanding that the House of Commons change the laws regarding tenant farming in Ireland. <mask> left Ireland for the United States in the summer of 1851. <mask> enlisted in the U.S. Army after arriving in New York. Military records show <mask> was five feet eight inches tall with brown hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion. He was a farmer from Ireland.The overall command of Colonel <mask> Loring assigned <mask> to Company F. He was promoted to the rank of Sergeant after five years at Fort McIntosh. In 1856, <mask>'s commanding officer, Captain Andrew Porter, praised him as a faithful and excellent soldier and honest and sober man. Sgt. <mask> served in combat against the Apache and the Navajo at Fort Craig. In 1859, Sgt. The garrison at Fort Union was vulnerable to attacks by the Comanche and Kiowa.<mask> led several patrols that helped map the area, but did not encounter either tribe or experience combat. The outbreak of the American Civil War was imminent in January of 1861. <mask> and the majority of the Fort Union garrison were moved to Fort Craig in order to protect New Mexico Territory from the Confederate Army. <mask> was discharged from the military on March 2, 1861. Colonel Porter wrote in <mask>'s file that he was a brave man and an honest soldier. During his two enlistments in my company, he enjoyed this character. <mask> offered to serve as a commissioned officer for the Union Army in the East, but was told that the Southwest needed defending.<mask> joined the 2nd New Mexico Infantry on August 19, 1861. He was promoted to 1st Lieutenant under General Orders from the War Department. <mask> was assigned to garrison and defend Fort Craig after three weeks of training. He was with his unit at the Battle of Glorieta Pass when it was incorporated into the 1st New Mexico Volunteer Cavalry. After the Confederate troops left New Mexico, he was assigned as a recruiting officer. He married a Mexican-American woman named Mara Bonifacia. There is no evidence of their actual marriage.New Mexico did not have mandatory marriage registration at the time of the alleged marriage, which went into effect the following year. Laws of NM from 1862 to 1963. 64. New Mexico did not recognize common law marriage. <mask> was confirmed as commandant at Fort Stanton in 1864 after he was assigned as acting commander. He led successful campaigns against the Apaches. He was discharged from his position as commandant at several New Mexico forts in October of 1865 at the rank of Major.<mask> and his family settled on a ranch on the Ro Bonito, four miles east of Lincoln, New Mexico. He was first elected Sheriff of Lincoln County in 1869. <mask> was the first representative from Lincoln County to sit in the Territorial Legislature. He was defeated in the next election. He was re-elected as sheriff in 1876. Although Lincoln sheriffs had tried for eight years to get money from the county for a jail, <mask> finally got funds to build an underground holding area in 1877. The military jail was used by the sheriff.The jail was twenty feet wide by thirty feet long and ten feet deep. It was lined with rough logs and divided into two cells with a ladder and a trap door. When light was available, it was by candles. The conditions were so bad that the county had to build a real jail. The escape of <mask> and his gang in November 1877 was one of the reasons for the lack of confidence in Sheriff <mask>. The Lincoln County War was won by the Murphy-Dolan group. The bank and the dry goods store were owned by Lawrence Murphy.He was up against <mask>, Alexander McSween, Billy the Kid, and the Regulators. <mask>'s cowboys beat <mask> up in the middle of the main street of Lincoln in the spring of 1877. Their identity was never confirmed. People thought they worked for Tunstall. On April 1, 1878, Regulators <mask>, Frank McNab, <mask>, Fred Waite, HenryNewton Brown and Billy the Kid attacked <mask> and four of his deputy's on the main street of Lincoln as a reprisal for Tunstall's murder. Five men were shot from behind an adobe wall. <mask> had at least a dozen gunshot wounds.The deputy was killed by two bullets. Billy the Kid and <mask> ran to <mask>'s corpse, either to get his arrest warrant for McSween or to retrieve Billy's rifle which <mask> had kept. Billy Matthews shot both men with a rifle bullet that passed through their legs. They were able to escape. <mask> replaced <mask> as sheriff. He wouldn't take sides in the conflict. He used his influence to have him replaced.Billy the Kid was found guilty of <mask>'s murder and sentenced to death, a conviction that led to his famous escape from the Lincoln County jail and his subsequent killing by the sheriff. <mask> was portrayed in the film Chisum. There were 19th-century Irish people who died in the United States before 1923.

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title: Nikolaus Harnoncourt

texts: The conductor known for his historically informed performances of music from the Classical era and earlier was an Austrian. He became a pioneer of the Early Music movement when he founded his own period instrument ensemble in the 1950s. Around 1970, <mask> began to conduct opera and concert performances, leading renowned international symphony orchestras, and appearing at leading concert halls. The composers of the 19th and 20th centuries were included. The Vienna New Year's Concert was conducted in 2001 and 2003 by him. The author of several books was <mask>. <mask> was born in Berlin Germany in 1929.His Austrian mother, Ladislaja, was the great-granddaughter of the Habsburg Archduke Johann, the 13th child of Emperor Leopold II, making him a descendant of various Holy Roman Emperors. Eberhard <mask> was an Austrian engineer working in Berlin who had two children from a previous marriage. Philipp was born two years after his brother. Eberhard got a post in the state government in Styria and the family moved to Austria. Harnoncourt studied music in Vienna. At the Vienna Music Academy, Harnoncourt studied cello with Paul Grmmer and Emanuel Brabec, and also learned viola da gamba. From 1952 to 1969 <mask> was a cellist with the Vienna symphony.He and his wife, Alice Hoffelner, were married in 1953. By the 1970s he was well known for his work with the Concentus Musicus Wien, which was dedicated to performances on period instruments. He played the cello and the viola da gamba. Beginning with the viol music of Henry Purcell, Harnoncourt recorded a wide variety of Baroque works. One of the last recordings he made was of Beethoven's Symphonies Nos. They were 4 and 5. <mask> left the Vienna Symphony to become a conductor.In 1970, he conducted a production of Monteverdi's Il ritorno d'Ulisse in patria. In 1971 <mask> and Gustav Leonhardt started a project to record all of J. S. Bach's cantatas. The only cantata cycle that used an all-male choir and soloist roster was the Teldec Bach cantata project, which was completed in 1990. They were intended for a female voice. The first recordings in historically informed performance of the Mass in B minor were made by him. The entire score of the St Matthew Passion was included on a CD-ROM when it was released in 2001. He has recorded the work three times.Harnoncourt later performed with many other orchestras that played on modern instruments, but still with an eye on historical authenticity in terms of tempi and dynamics. He continued to play the baroque works, but also championed the Viennese operetta. He made a benchmark recording of Beethoven's symphonies with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe. A guest conductor of the Vienna Philharmonic, Harnoncourt made several recordings with the orchestra. He conducted four new Mozart operas at the Vienna State Opera between 1987 and 1991. The Vienna Philharmonic's New Year's Day concerts were directed by him. At the Salzburg Festival in 1992, Harnoncourt conducted a concert with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe.He led several concerts with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, the Vienna Philharmonic and the Concentus Musicus. Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni, and L'incoronazione di Poppea were all conducted by Harnoncourt. A new production of Die Zauberflte was staged by Harnoncourt. In 1975, Harnoncourt made his guest-conducting debut with the Concertgebouw Orchestra. He was a guest conductor in several operas and recordings. The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra named him their Honorair gastdirigent in 2000. His last appearance with the KCO was in October.5. His 2002 recording of the symphony was outside of the baroque and classical era. The Vienna Philharmonic played 9. An accompanying second CD contained a lecture by Harnoncourt about the symphony with musical examples. Gershwin's Porgy and Bess was recorded in 2009. He was a conductor for the recording. There are 23 and 25.One day before his 86th birthday, <mask> announced his retirement on his website. "My bodily strength requires me to cancel my future plans," he wrote in a hand-written letter inserted into the program on his 86th birthday of a concert by the Concentus Musicus Wien. The annual festival of classical music Styriarte Harnoncourt was founded in 1985 to tie him closer to his hometown. He programmed the festival for 31 years. Various events have been held in the area. <mask> met his wife Alice through their mutual interest in historically informed performances of Baroque music. Their daughter is a singer.Their two sons are still alive. Eberhard, their third son, died in an automobile accident in 1990. The village of Sankt Georgen im Attergau was where <mask> died. His widow Alice, their three adult children, seven grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren are all alive. Frans Brggen, Leopold Stastny, Herbert Tachezi were recorded. The Gamba Sonatas are in the G major. The viola da gamba was written by Jacobus Stainer.There is a label called Telefunken. Concentus musicus Wien (Orchestra), Alan Curtis, Anneke Ulttenbosch, Herbert Tachezi. The Harpsichord Concertos BWV 1052, 1057, 1064. There is a violin, a continuo, and a harpsichord. The Chamber Orchestra of Europe is called Teldec Nikolaus Harnoncourt. There is a man named Franz Schubert. Symphonies.Ica Classics is a label. The fortepiano is owned by <mask> <mask>. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. 2 and 3 are piano concertos. Paul McNulty created a Walter fortepiano replica. There is a label for Sony. Pierre-Laurent Aimard is a member of the Chamber Orchestra of Europe.Ludwig van Beethoven. There are piano duets. 0-6. Teldec Classics is a label. Gidon Kremer and Martha Argerich are members of the Chamber Orchestra of Europe. The piano and violin pieces were written by the same person. References can be found in the Teldec Classics Bibliography.The year 2009. Ereignis Klangrede. <mask> <mask> ist dirigent und Musikdenker. : Rombach. The official catalogue of <mask> <mask>. Die Universitt Mozarteum Salzburg ist in Salzburg.

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title: Leonard R. Brand

texts: <mask> is a Seventh-day Adventist creationist. He is the past chair of the Department of Earth and Biological Sciences. He teaches interventionism, a view of history that says there is intelligent intervention in history. Both sides of the creation–evolution controversy welcomed his desire for respectful dialogue. He wants his fellow creationists to use caution. Fossil tracks at the Grand Canyon were his most debated research. He received a PhD in biology from Cornell University in 1970 while working at LLU La Sierra campus.<mask> began his career in the study of small mammals. They studied the systematics of deer mice, specifically the mainland cactus mouse and two related species isolated to nearby islands, the San Lorenzo and Angel Island mice. <mask>'s masters also discussed this topic. They showed that the species are still able to interbreed. <mask> reported on the vocalisations of California chipmunks. His PhD topic was also this one. His reported methodologies and observations have added to the scientific knowledge of mammals.The remains of hundreds of whales, including the "Leviathan", were discovered in 1999. <mask> and his associates studied the taphonomy of these well-articulated skeletons, and concluded that the burial of the whales was a very rapid event. <mask> and his team were in 2000. There are fossils in the Bridger Formation of Wyoming. The purpose of the taphonomy experiments is to aid understanding of the features of fossil turtles. <mask> and others have proposed that fossil tracks in the Grand Canyon's Coconino Sandstone point to underwater deposition, rather than desert wind deposition of dry sand. <mask> and Tang studied western newts walking on sand in an aquarium tank.They concluded that part of the Coconino Sandstone was deposited under water. The hypothesis has been criticized by geologists. <mask> links the underwater tracks theory to the idea that the Grand Canyon was formed by a catastrophic, biblical-style flood, a view which Lockley calls geologically naive and disingenuous. He criticizes <mask>'s book for leaving out any discussion of the objections published by geologists to his interpretation. Lockley applauds <mask> for admitting that creationists have made mistakes, for advocating respectful engagement, and for raising thought- provoking questions about evolution and socio-biology. Lockley and Hunt's 1995 book Dinosaur Tracks and Other Fossil Footprints of the Western United States suggests an alternative explanation with the tracks being made in air by extinct mammal-like reptiles called caseids. There are inconsistencies in the underwater hypothesis, including tracks that are impossible under water at various angles to the slope, tracks made by many forms of invertebrates which would not leave prolific underwater tracks, and raindrop impressions.His observations of underwater foot prints have been cited in peer-reviewed journals. <mask> is one of eight scientists cited in a report by Simon J. Jackson. <mask> has been involved in research that wasn't published in mainstream journals. The Paluxy tracks did not provide valid evidence for the existence of humans and dinosaurs, as was concluded by Berney Neufeld, <mask> and Art Chadwick in 1970. The California State Board of Education held hearings on creation science. A colleague of <mask> made a presentation. <mask> said that creationists believe in evolution of species within the major groups of plants and animals.He said that the evidence was very good. They don't have an argument with experimental evidence. He said that students should be allowed to form their own conclusions in California schools. The creation–evolution controversy, Faith, Reason and Earth History was written by <mask>. The Beginnings and Beginnings of 2009. Both are published in Spanish and English. Ichnologist Martin Lockley wrote a critical review of <mask>.The book shows us, on the one hand, a very curious mix of what appear to be a few genuine attempts, by creationists, to do good science, or at least better science than they have done in the past, and, on the other hand, what appear to have been <mask> is a leader of the Young Earth Creationists. His lab research is often cited as evidence for the biblical flood. <mask>'s Faith, Reason and Earth's History are included in a short list of well-researched YEC writings. Steven Austin, Kurt Wise, <mask> and Andrew A. Snelling are some of the "excellent sources". <mask> gave the keynote address at the Seventh Creation Biology Study Groups Conference entitled "Origins Research: A Better Worldview Yields Better Research Questions." Young and Stearley, two Christian geologists who disagree with <mask>'s young earth views, state that they have a much more irenic and moderate tone that provides a welcome contrast to the sarcastic, sometimes disrespectful tone and unwarranted.Kurt Wise applauds <mask>'s book for breaking free from the "science-bashing spirit" of creationist literature. According to Lockley, <mask> is writing for people of faith and that his more sympathetic approach may have a greater impact in educating creationists to a scientific way of thinking than the more confrontational approach of many anti-creationists. <mask> argues for integrity in creationist arguments, against using material that has many errors and writing without having the scientific training to match their zeal. Thomas McIver reports that <mask> distinguishes between scientific data and presuppositions and that his biblical views help him propose questions for research. He states on page 8 of the book Beginnings that <mask> has been a thought leader in science and origins since the early 1970s. He was a member of the science council of the church. He was in charge of the development of the church's earth sciences program.He has taught creationist concepts to college students. <mask> has published a book in response to the critics of Ellen G. White. The Department of Biology masters program in earth history was approved by church leaders in 1978. The prophet and her critics was co-authored by Don S. McMahon and <mask>. The Pacific Press Publishing Association published it. Their book deals with Ellen White's writings on health. <mask> reports on the earlier research of <mask> on health, Jon Butler on prophetic fulfilment and <mask> on literary relationships in the first four chapters.He wants the earlier research studies to be examined for their use of logic, interpretation of data, and whether they had good research designs. McMahon's books: Publications Thesis Books Journals Presentations (California State Board of Education hearing re: including creation as a theory of origins along with evolution). Also see Creationism Flood geology Young Earth creationism Paleobiology Taphonomy Mammalogy Ichnology.

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title: Princess Michael of Kent

texts: Princess <mask> of Kent is a member of the British royal family of German, Austrian, and Hungarian descent. She is married to Prince <mask> of Kent, a grandson of George V and a first cousin to Elizabeth II. Before becoming an author, Princess <mask> of Kent was an interior designer. She supports her husband in his public work. Princess <mask> was born on January 15, 1945, in Karlsbad, a town then in German-populated Sudetenland, now known as Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic. She is a member of the, uradel Silesian nobility who can trace their ancestry back to 1288. Reibnitz Castle was the ancestral seat of the family.Queen Elizabeth II is a descendant of the Burggrafen von, the Nostitz family, and the Herrand III von family. The younger daughter of Baron Gnther Hubertus von Reibnitz was married to the second wife of Széchysziget und Szapr. Shortly before the end of World War II in Europe, she was born at the family estates of her Austrian maternal grandmother, Princess Hedwig von Windisch-Graetz. The expulsion of Germans resident in Czechoslovakia happened later that year. Princess <mask>'s father was a member of the Nazi party. After the end of the war, the family abandoned their estates and moved to America. Princess <mask> was educated at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Rose Bay, in Australia, after her parents divorced in 1946.She studied History of Fine and Decorative Art at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Her first husband was the younger brother of Sir Peter Troubridge, 6th Baronet. They were married at a church in London in 1971 after meeting at a hunting trip. The couple separated in 1973, and were civilly divorced in 1977. She married <mask> of Kent, the son of Prince George, Duke of Kent, and Princess Marina of Greece, at a civil ceremony in Vienna, Austria, one month after the annulment. Queen Elizabeth II is a cousin of Prince <mask>. <mask> gave Marie- Christine a ring made from stones that belonged to his mother.She wore a cream dress and a City of London diamond fringe tiara for the ball after the wedding. Her Royal Highness Princess <mask> of Kent is the female equivalent to her husband's title. The couple received a blessing of their marriage in a Roman Catholic ceremony on June 29, 1983 after receiving Pope John Paul II's permission. The Act of Settlement 1701 prevented Prince <mask> of Kent from succeeding to the throne because he married a Roman Catholic. On March 26, 2015, the Succession to the Crown Act was passed, restoring Prince <mask> to the line of succession to the British throne. Their children are members of the Church of England and have the right to succession since birth. Lord Frederick Windsor was born at St Mary's Hospital in London in 1979.They have two daughters, Maud and Isabella, who were born in January and August of 2016 respectively. Lady Kingston was born at St Mary's Hospital in London. She married Thomas Kingston. Marie- Christine was romantically linked with tycoons John Warner and Ward Hunt. She received a parcel of land on Antigua from John W. Galbreath and Peter de Savary. She was an interior designer before she married <mask>. According to a report in The Observers Pendennis column in September 2007, the Princess resumed decorating under her original company, Szapar Designs.In 1986, her first book Crowned in a Far Country: Portraits of Eight Royal Brides was published, after which she faced allegations of plagiarism and reached an out-of-court settlement with another author. The Princess attributed the issues of her second book to the researcher, who had allegedly submitted notes without due credit. The book was to be published by <mask>, but the draft was late and it was rejected. The Princess was president of the gallery in London's New Bond Street until it went into administration with multi-year losses. The Princess was engaged as a consultant by Galerie Gmurzynska in Switzerland and later became their international ambassador. She goes on lecture tours around the world to promote her books and charities, as well as serving on the board of the Victoria and Albert Museum. As of May 2012 Marie- Christine was taking Russian lessons.The Queen was represented at the independence celebrations of Belize by Prince and Princess <mask>. Princess <mask> supports Prince <mask> in his work. Since she was a teenager, Princess <mask> has held a long and enduring passion for the preservation of theCheetah. Prince <mask> has never received an allowance from the Privy Purse. The couple used a five-bedroom, five-reception apartment at the palace. The Queen paid the rent for the apartment at a market rate of $120,000 a year from her private funds, with the couple paying the nominal amount of £70 per week. Grant-in-aid is provided by the Government for the maintenance of the Royal Palaces.Commercial rents are recorded in the Grant-in-aid annual report and are based on the current rate for commercially rented properties. The rent payment by the Queen is in recognition of the Royal engagements and work for various charities which Prince and <mask> of Kent have undertaken at their own expense, and without any public funding, according to a statement released by the British Monarchy Media Centre. In 2008 it was announced that Prince and <mask> would be paying rent from their own funds. After the Kents' rent came to light, members of Parliament on the palace's committee demanded the change. The Kents paid their utility bills prior to 2002. During Pope Benedict XVI's state visit to the United Kingdom in 2010, Princess <mask> of Kent was a Roman Catholic. Lord and Lady Nicholas Windsor, the Duke of Norfolk and former Prime Minister Tony Blair sat in the first row of the first row at the Mass in the Cathedral.She attended the open-air Mass of beatification for Cardinal John Henry Newman at Cofton Park on the last day of the Pope's visit. Princess <mask> was personally involved in the beatification process and attended several other celebrations relating to his beatification before and after the Cofton Park Mass. She attended a civic dinner with invited people before attending the Mass and meeting the Pope. In November 2008, the Princess attended the translation of the remains of Cardinal Newman at the Oratory along with other guests of honour, including Francis Campbell, the Ambassador to the Holy See. After the Translation Mass, Princess <mask> was shown around Cardinal Newman's Room and Chapel. The Duke of Edinburgh was represented at the launch of the Green Pilgrimage Network by Princess <mask> of Kent. The World Wide Fund for Nature was founded by the Duke of Edinburgh in 1995 in association with the Alliance of Religions and Conservation.The opening procession was led by the Princess. The Princess has a history of statements and actions that have been seen as racist. According to the media, she claimed to an American fashion magazine that she had more royal blood in her veins than any other person to marry into the royal family. The Queen joked that she was a bit too grand after learning about Princess <mask>'s heritage. She was accused of offending diners at a New York restaurant. The Princess was angry at the group, who were seated on a table near her, but she didn't tell them to go back to the colonies. She talked about her encounter with a group of rappers in an interview with a newspaper.In February 2005, she gave a series of interviews to promote her book, in one of which she said that Britons should be more concerned about the bloodlines of their children, and that the British media were excited by Prince Harry's decision to wear a swastika. She said that there wouldn't have been a lot of fuss if he wore the hammer. In September 2015, the Princess was in the news for saying that animals don't have rights because they don't pay taxes, have bank accounts or vote. The Princess was criticized for wearing a blackamoor brooch with a figure of an African man to a Christmas banquet. The fiancée of Prince Harry, a mixed-race American woman of African and European descent, was present at the dinner. The Princess is very sorry and distressed that she has caused offence. The Princess was accused of owning a pair of black sheep that she named after Venus and Serena Williams.Marie- Christine was hospitalized for a week in 1985 for "nervous exhaustion". Six months before Princess <mask> was diagnosed with COVID-19, it was reported that he was suffering from blood clot. She has suffered from lung issues in the past. Her Royal Highness <mask> of Kent has been styled since her second marriage. The Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee medal was awarded on February 6 2002, the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medal was awarded on February 2012 and the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee medal was awarded on February 2022. The Hello magazine Suites were designed by Her Royal Highness Princess <mask> of Kent.

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title: Irene Manton

texts: <mask> was born in 1904 and died in 1988 at the age of 86. She studied ferns and algae. The descendant of French aristocracy, <mask>, was the daughter of dental surgeon <mask>. Her first name was spelled in the French manner, but at 18 she changed it to "<mask>". <mask> was an entomologist. She was educated at two schools. She read The Cell in Development and Heredity when she was still in school.<mask> attended a college in Cambridge. She was dissatisfied with Cambridge because the university as a whole was not yet welcoming of women. <mask> was a lecturer at the University of Manchester. She received her PhD in June 1930. When she got the position at Manchester, she had to apply for special permission to continue her PhD studies away from Cambridge. She spent most of her academic career at the University of Leeds, where she was Professor of Botany from 1946 until 1969 and Professor Emeritus thereafter. Problems of cytology and evolution in the pteridophyta was the result of her work with ferns.<mask> carried out research into gross morphological structure using the ultraviolet microscope, as well as engaging chromosomes for the purposes of evolutionary investigation. Her later fine structural research of the cell was a result of this venture. She revealed that her work on the algae was notable for its use of the electron microscope and her work on the structure of flagella became known around the world. The collection of modern and oriental art was bequeathed to the university by the woman. There were many pictures on the walls of the University of Yorkshire's Botany House. The Linnean medal was shared by <mask> and Trewavas. She was the first female President of the Linnean Society of London.In March 1961, she was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society for her work on plants. In 1969 she was elected a foreign member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. She was the President of the British Pteridological Society from 1969 to 1972. The Academy of Sciences Leopoldina awarded Manton a medal in 1972. The Linnean Society established the <mask>ton Prize for the best PhD thesis in botany in 1990 at an academic institution in the UK. The Linnean Society sponsors an annual lecture at the University of Manchester. University of Manchester, Worlds within our guts, Eleanor Drinkwater, University of York, Metamorphosis: a 300 year story of intrepid women, rainforests and butterflies.On the tenth anniversary of her death, the Biological Sciences building at the University of Leeds was re-named in her honor. The Irne <mask> prize is given annually to the best postgraduate student presentation at the society's annual scientific meeting. Over 140 scientific publications were co-authored by Manton. The most significant were: <mask>, I. There were further observations on the fine structure of marine collared flagellates. The Canadian J Botany is an anthology of Canadienne de Botanique. There were observations on the fine structure of the zoids.The Journal of the Marine Biological Association was published in the UK. Observations on the structure and development of a marine diatom. The second meiotic division and conclusion. J Cell Science, Vol 7, pp 407 is about Manton, I. Observations of microanatomy of Coccolithus pelagicus and Cricosphaera carterae with special reference to origin and nature of coccoliths and scales. pp 1 is Provasol, L., Yamasu, T., and Manton I. Experiments on resynthesis of symbiosis in Convoluta roscoffensis with different flagellate cultures.<mask>, I, is the author of Marine Biol Asscn (UK), Vol 48, pp 465. Observations on fine structure of 2 species of Platymonas with special reference to flagellar scales and mode of origin. The Journal of the Marine Biological Association was published in the UK. Observations on the structure of zoospore and young germlings. J. Exp. There are further observations on small green flagellates with special reference to possible relatives. The Journal of the Marine Biological Association was published in the UK.There are studies on marine flagellates 2. There are 3 new species of the same plant. The Journal of the Marine Biological Association was published in the UK. An electron study of the spermatozoid. J Exp. The book is titled "Botanical, Vol 3, pp 265- DOI: 10.1093/jxb/3.3.265 <mask>, I." The electron microscope was used to observe a species of Saprolegnia.J. Exp. pp 321 is from <mask>, I. The spiral structure of chromosomes was described in the 50s. The Cambridge Philosophical Society was reviewed in the Biol Reviews. 10.1111/j. 1469-185X.1950.tb00770.x <mask>, I. There is new evidence on the telophase split. <mask>, I, is the author of American J. Botany, Vol 32.The introduction to the general cytology of the cruciferae was published in the late 19th century. Annals of Botany, Vol 46, pp 509–556 Manton, I. There are problems of embryology and evolution. Cambridge University. There is a press in Cambridge, England. The Linnean Society of London, the Royal Society, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences all have female members.

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title: Amine Gemayel

texts: <mask> was the President of Lebanon from 1982 to 1988. <mask> was the founder of the Kataeb Party. After the death of his uncle, <mask>, he was elected as a deputy for Northern Metn in 1970, and again in the 1972 general election. The Phalanges were allied with Syria at the start of the Civil War in Lebanon. While receiving support from Israel, Syria became their enemy. The rise of his brother, who had disagreements with <mask> about the military leadership, was seen in this phase. Bachir was assassinated before he took office.His election as the eighth president was endorsed by the United States and Israel. He was 40 years old when he took office. He reached the May 17 Agreement with Israel in 1983, which stipulated the withdrawal of the Israeli forces and ending the state of war between the two countries, but didn't ratifiy it. The army under his command clashed with Jammoul, a Syrian-backed alliance, in what is known as the Mountain War. The government lost control of Mount Lebanon at the end of the conflict. February 6 Intafada was when the army was expelled out of West Lebanon. After the withdrawal of multinational forces, <mask> formed a national unity government that included members from the opposition.The May 17 Agreement was canceled and the commander of the armed forces was appointed. He helped organize a coup against the leader of the Lebanon Forces for signing the Tripartite Accord. Selim Hoss was appointed as acting Prime Minister after Karami's assassination. <mask> formed a military government after dismissing the cabinet. The end of the civil war and the implementation of the Taef Agreement was marked by Aoun's defeat in 1990. After moving to France, <mask> started a self-imposed exile. He returned to Lebanon in 2000 and started organizing opposition to Syria.He participated in the Cedar Revolution after the assassination of Rafic Hariri. <mask> was killed in 2006 while he was a deputy in the parliament. He lost against a Free Patriotic candidate. Samy was the president of the party. The Gemayels are a Maronite Christian family with a long tradition in Lebanon. The Gemayel family 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 DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch His ancestors settled in the town of Bikfayya in the 16th century.<mask> <mask> was born in the town of Bikfaya in Lebanon on January 22, 1942, the eldest son of <mask>. His siblings are two sisters and a brother. His grandfather was forced to leave Lebanon in the early 20th century because of his opposition to the Ottoman Empire and had to live in Egypt for several years. In 1919, <mask>'s great uncle,Antoine, traveled to the Paris Peace Conference as a political representative of the Maronite Christian community in Lebanon. In 1965, Gemayel obtained a law degree. After graduating from law school in 1965, <mask> <mask> practiced as an attorney. He wanted to build up his family's newspaper business.He was elected to succeed his uncle, <mask>, as a member of the National Assembly in 1970 and defeated Fuad Lahoud by a wide margin. He was reelected in the last election to be held for 20 years. If I got nothing else from my meeting with Frangie, Chamoun and Gemayel, it was their clear, unambiguous and unmistakable belief that their main hope for saving Christian necks is Syria. Assad sounds like the latest incarnation of the Crusaders. <mask> <mask> was considered more moderate than his brother Bashir, who was seen as a political radical and who advocated the expulsion of Palestinian guerrillas from Lebanon and a possible peace settlement with Israel. In his pre-presidential years, he avoided alienating Muslim politicians like his brother had done. <mask> was seen as a natural choice to bring together the supporters of his slain brother and his Muslim opponents.He was elected the president of the republic in 1982. He was in office for six years. He was a fellow and lecturer at the Center for International Affairs at Harvard University. He is a visiting professor at the University of Maryland. He resided in Paris as an exiled leader of the opposition from 1990 to 2000 and lectured extensively on Lebanon and the Middle East. He has been living in Lebanon since 2000. <mask> didn't promise the Israelis anything in order to be elected president, but he did promise that he would follow his brother's path.He left the party after being elected president. He refused to meet any Israeli officials after being elected. With foreign armies occupying two-thirds of the country, and private armies independent of government control occupying most of the rest, <mask>'s government lacked any real power. Syria and Muslim politicians at home prevented him from reaching a peace settlement with Israel. The government was unable to collect income tax due to the control of the ports and major cities by the warlords. With most of the country under foreign occupation, there was little that Gemayel could do to assert the authority of the government. He was able to keep a semblance of order.In 1988 the order began to fall apart. The term of <mask> was due to end in September. <mask> <mask>, a man known for his anti-Syrian views and the son of a former president, opposed Dany Chamoun in the presidential elections. Muslim politicians in Lebanon and Syria were against Chamoun and Aoun. There was a constitutional crisis. Gemayel appointed Aoun to the post of prime minister fifteen minutes before his term ended. He went against tradition by suggesting anyone acting in that role should be a Maronite Christian in order to preserve the tradition of the president being a Maronite Christian.The rival government of Selim Hoss, which Gemayel had dismissed in favour of Aoun, was recognized by Muslim politicians and warlords. When <mask> <mask> took office, Lebanon was torn by Israel's invasion of June 1982. The withdrawal of Israeli troops was a top priority for him. As head of state, he set himself three main objectives which still form the basis of his political activity today: reestablishing the independence and sovereignty of Lebanon, maintaining an effective dialogue between Lebanon's different communities and restoring and modernizing the institutions of the state. The "Arab Deterrence Force", which provided the legal framework for Syria's military presence since 1976, was dissolved by <mask> Gemayel in 1984. The "Cairo Agreement" of 1969 allowed the PLO to use Lebanon as a base for military operations against Israel. <mask> <mask> was thought to be behind the purchase of new French-made Puma helicopters.That was 25 years ago. The planes were found to be used and Ukrainian-made, making them worth less than the original price. The deal was signed in July of 1983 by the defense minister of Lebanon and the "Société Francaise de Vente et Financement de Materiels Terrestres et Maritimes" There was no connection between Gemayel and the affair. The French government was held responsible for the financial losses as a result of breaking the contract according to the minutes of Parliament. The Army Commander General Ibrahim Tannous was held responsible for neglect because an illegal military deal was sealed during his term of office. The case was referred to the state prosecutor for further investigation after the minutes showed that Parliament held Gemayel responsible.In 2002 there was a parliamentary committee looking into the role of the former President in the sale of aircraft. In 1976, <mask> <mask> established the "INMA Foundation", which coordinates several institutions dealing with social, political and economic issues concerning Lebanon and the Middle East. Haliyyat, a quarterly journal edited in Arabic, French and English, was published by the "Beit-al-Mustakbal", a think-tank and research center. He started a daily newspaper in French. For the next twelve years, <mask> lived in Switzerland, France, and the United States. He published in his memoirs that Geagea threatened him with personal harm after he claimed that he was threatened by Syria. He joined Harvard University's Center for International Affairs in 1989.He lectured at the University of Maryland. He began to organize the opposition to the government of President mile Lahoud after he returned to Lebanon. He founded a new party, al-Qaeda al-Kataebiya, which claimed to be the true successor to the old party founded by his father. He was a member of the Qornet Chehwan Gathering. <mask> <mask> tried to broker a deal between the U.S. and Iraq. When Kofi Annan's term ends, he might be a candidate for Secretary General of the United Nations because of his efforts to prevent the Iraq War. The leadership of <mask> led the Kataeb group after the Cedar Revolution.Pierre was assassinated in November of 2006 and <mask> ran for his seat. <mask> was defeated by an unknown candidate who was presented as a member of the Free Patriotic Movement. <mask> was appointed the president of the party in February of 2008. <mask> married Joyce Tyan in 1967. They had a daughter and two sons. <mask> was appointed to the Cabinet in 2005. He was assassinated in Jdeideh, a suburb of Lebanon.<mask> <mask> blamed Syria for his son's death. He speaks both French and English. In 1988: L'Offense et le Pardon, reflections on the events in Lebanon, was published. 1990: Méditations d'espoir. In 1989 a series of lectures were delivered in the United States. The book "Rebuilding Lebanon's Future" was published by Harvard University. The candidates for President of Lebanon were born in 1942.

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title: Blaine Luetkemeyer

texts: He has held the seat since 2009, and is an American politician. He is a member of a political party. He was born in Jefferson City on May 7, 1952. He graduated from Lincoln University with a degree in political science and a minor in business administration. A lifelong farmer, <mask> has also owned several small businesses, as well as running a bank and serving as an insurance agent. He was on the board of trustees for the village of St. Elizabeth. In 1998, <mask> was elected to the Missouri House of Representatives.A statewide constitutional amendment defining marriage as being between a man and a woman was approved by 70% of Missouri voters in 2004. Legislation to allow Missourians to carry concealed firearms, ban partial-birth abortions, and reform worker compensation laws were all worked on by him. Deregulation of the financial industry was supported by him. In 2004, <mask> was one of seven Republicans who ran for state treasurer. 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It contains most of east-central Missouri, including Jefferson City and some of the southern and northern St. Louis suburbs. The seat in the 9th Congressional District became open after incumbent Kenny Hulshof resigned in his unsuccessful bid for governor. State representatives Bob Onder and Danie Moore were defeated in the Republican primary with 39.7% of the vote. The general election was close. Charles Baker was defeated in the Republican primary.The Democratic Party did not field a candidate for the district's seat, so he faced token third-party opposition. He got over 75% of the vote in the general election. The state's population growth was slower than the national average after the 2010 U.S. Census. The 3rd Congressional District was renumbered. The northern portion was lost to the 6th Congressional District. It was pushed to the west to make up for the loss of population. Cole County was added to the representation of the capital in Callaway County.In his first run in the newly created district, <mask> easily won the general election with over 50% of the vote. In the August primary, <mask> won with 80% of the vote. He won the general election with a large number of votes. H.R. was introduced on October 23, 2013. Enhancement of the ability of community financial institutions to foster economic growth and serve their communities is one of the goals of the 113th Congress. The bill would require the Federal Reserve to revise regulations for small bank holding companies. Current regulations allow BHCs with assets of less than $500 million that satisfy other tests to incur higher amounts of debt than larger institutions in order to acquire other banks.H.R. Raising the asset limit to $1 billion would allow savings and loan holding companies to qualify. H.R.4986 was introduced on June 26, 2014, which would end the controversial Operation Choke Point, which was designed to limit the activities of money launderers. He introduced additional legislation that would require federal banking agencies to put in writing any suggestion or order to end a customer's banking account. In December 2020, <mask> was one of 126 Republican members of the House of Representatives to sign an amicus brief in support of Texas v. Pennsylvania, a lawsuit filed at the United States Supreme Court contesting the results of the 2020 presidential election, in which Joe Biden defeated incumbent Donald Trump. The Supreme Court declined to hear the case because Texas did not have the authority to challenge the results of an election held in another state. Nancy Pelosi said that signing the brief was an act of election subversion.The 126 Republican Members who signed onto the lawsuit brought disgrace to the House. They subverted the Constitution and undermined public trust in our democratic institutions by not supporting and defending the Constitution. The text of the 14th Amendment explicitly forbids Members of Congress from engaging in rebellion against the government, according to New Jersey Representative Bill Pascrell. Trying to overturn a democratic election and install a dictator seems to be a pretty clear example of that. He has been married to his wife since 1976 and is a member of the Republican Study Committee. There are three children and six grandchildren for them. He is a member of several organizations, including the Eldon Chamber of Commerce.He is a member of St. Lawrence Catholic Church. The ATM Industry Association (ATMIA) has a history of electoral history.

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title: Jim Lee

texts: <mask> is a Korean American comic-book artist, writer, editor, and publisher. He is the Chief Creative Officer of DC Comics. <mask> has received several awards for his work. He got his start in the industry in 1987 as an artist for Marvel Comics, illustrating titles such as Alpha Flight and The War Journal. According to Guinness World Records, the best-selling comic book of all time is X-Men #1. His style was used in X-Men: The Animated Series. In the year 1992, <mask> and several other artists formed their own publishing company, Image Comics, to publish their creator-owned titles, with <mask> publishing titles such as WildC.A.T.s and Gen13.<mask> sold WildStorm in 1998 to DC Comics, where he continued to run it as a DC imprint until 2010, as well as illustrating successful titles set in DC's main fictional universe. On February 18, 2010, <mask> was announced as the new Co-Publisher of DC Comics with Dan DiDio. <mask> became the sole publisher of DC Comics after DiDio left the company. He has been the Chief Creative Officer of DC Comics since June of last year. He has worked as a designer or creative director on other DC products, such as action figures, video games, branded automobiles and backpacks. Outside of the comics industry, <mask> has designed album covers and one of General Mills' monster-themed cereals. <mask> was born in South Korea in 1964.He lived a typical middle-class childhood in St. Louis, Missouri. <mask> was the name he chose when he became a naturalized U.S. citizen at age 12. <mask> attended both River Bend Elementary School and St. Louis Country Day School. The "preppy, upper-class" atmosphere of Country Day made <mask> feel like an outsider when he first came to the U.S. The X-Men were <mask>'s favorite characters because they were outsiders. Spider-Man, who was created by two Jewish men from Cleveland to lift their spirits during the Depression, was one of the characters that <mask> benefited from. His classmates predicted in his senior year that he would start his own comic book company.<mask> wanted to follow in his father's footsteps and become a medical doctor, so he went to college to study psychology. In 1986, as he was preparing to graduate, <mask> took an art class that rejuvenated his love of drawing, and led to his rediscovery of comics at a time when seminal works such as Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns and Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons were being written. He promised his parents that he would attend medical school if he didn't break into the comic book industry after obtaining his psychology degree. He did not find success with the samples he submitted. <mask> was persuaded to attend a New York comics convention by Don Secrease and Rick Burchett, who convinced him to show his portfolio to editors in person. <mask>'s first assignment as an artist was to pencil the mid-list series Alpha Flight, which he was hired to do by editor Carl Potts. <mask>'s work on the Punisher: War Journal was inspired by artists such as Frank Miller, David Ross, Kevin Nowlan, and Whilce Portacio.As part of the "Acts of Vengeance" storyline, <mask> did another guest stint on issues 258 through 258, and eventually became the series' ongoing artist with issue # 257, following Silve. During his time on the show, <mask> worked with inker Scott Williams. <mask> co-created the character with Chris Claremont. The popularity of <mask>'s artwork allowed him to gain more control over the franchise. <mask> was both the artist and co-writer of X-Men Volume 2, which was launched in 1991. The X-men Vol. is a collection of X-men. 2 #1 is still the best-selling comic book of all-time with sales of over 8.1 million copies and $7 million, according to a public proclamation by Guinness World Records at the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con.The sales figures were generated in part by publishing the issue with five different variant covers, four of which show different characters from the book that formed a single image when laid side by side, and a fifth gatefold cover of that combined image, large numbers of which were purchased by retailers who anticipated <mask> designed new uniforms for the characters in the series. The villain Omega Red was created by him. The television program X-Men: The Animated Series used <mask>'s style of rendering. The actor/comedian cited X-Men No. The book inspired his interest in comics. <mask> was interviewed by The Comic Book Greats.The idea of being able to exert more control over his own work was what prompted <mask> to join six other artists in forming Image Comics, which would publish their creator-owned titles. <mask>'s initial title WildC.A.T.s, which he co-wrote and co-produced, was the first title in <mask>'s group of titles. The other major series of the initial years of Wildstorm were Stormwatch, Deathblow and Gen13. In 1993, <mask> and his friend, Steve Massarsky, arranged a comic book series called Deathmate, in which the characters from both sides of the comic book divide would interact with each other. Each of the four "center books" would be labeled by a color rather than an issue number, and two of them would be produced by the respective companies. <mask> contributed to the writing of Deathmate Black. The Deathmate Tourbook and the prologue book were illustrated by him.WildStorm would expand its line to include other ongoing titles whose creative work was handled by other writers and artists, some of which were spinoffs of the earlier titles, or properties owned by other creators. As publisher, <mask> expanded his comics line creating two publishing imprints of WildStorm, Homage and Cliffhanger, which later merged and were replaced by a single WildStorm Signature imprint, to publish creator-owned comics by some selected creators of the US comics industry. The Liefelds returned to Marvel in 1996 to work on a new version of several classic characters. <mask> plotted and illustrated Fantastic Four issues #1–6 while Liefeld reworked Captain America and The Avengers. Halfway through the project, <mask>'s studio took over Liefeld's two titles. Under the condition that <mask> would draw at least one of them himself, <mask> refused to continue the lineup indefinitely. Instead, he accepted an offer to re-imagine and relaunch three mainstream titles: Defenders, Doctor Strange, and Nick Fury.The three relaunches were supposed to debut in December 1997. The Authority and Planetary were published by <mask> at WildStorm, as well as Alan Moore's America's Best Comics. <mask> wrote and illustrated a 12-issue series called Divine Right: The adventures of Max Faraday, in which an internet slacker inadvertently downloads the secrets of the universe, and is thrown into a wild fantasy world. <mask> sold WildStorm to DC Comics in 1998 because he felt his role as publisher and his growing family demands interfered with his role as an artist. The first issue of Batman: Gotham Knights had a "Batman Black and White" backup story. He collaborated on a Batman run in 2003 with Jeph Loeb. "Hush" was a sales success.The main draw to Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu was the fact that the game's villain was designed by <mask>. The Superman story "For Tomorrow" was illustrated by <mask> in 2004. All Star Batman & Robin, the Boy Wonder, a series plagued by delays, was written by <mask> and Frank Miller. <mask> explained that his involvement with the DC Universe Online video game was the cause of the delays, and not Miller's script, which had been completed for some time. All-Star drew controversy for Miller's dialogue, pacing and depiction of the characters, though <mask>'s art was praised, and the book enjoyed excellent sales. The tenth issue of that series will be released on September 24, 2015. In September of 2015, <mask> mentioned the possibility of returning to the book to finish it with Miller's original plan.<mask> worked on both DC and WildStorm properties at the same time. Grant Morrison wrote the fourth volume of the WildC.A.T.s series, but only one issue was published. The album booklet for Daughtry's album Leave This Town was created by <mask>. The concept art for DC Universe Online was to be created by <mask>. <mask> was named the Executive Creative Director of the game in 2008 and it was expected to be released in 2009. DC Entertainment President Diane Nelson named <mask> and Dan DiDio as co-publishers of DC Comics. According to <mask>, this did not mean another move away from the creative side of comics, as his Co-Publishing duties gave him greater creative involvement in the entire DC line and allowed him to illustrate titles.The WildStorm imprint was ending in September of 2010. The New 52 initiative was instituted by DC Comics in September of 2011. Most of the continuity was wiped out by 1 issues. The new Justice League series was written and illustrated by <mask> and was a part of the relaunch. A new origin of the Justice League depicted the return of DC's primary superhero to the team. The cover of the issue was illustrated by <mask>. <mask> said the depiction of Superman and Wonder Woman in a passionate embrace was inspired by Gustav Klimt's painting The Kiss and Alfred Eisenstaedt's 1945 photograph V-J Day in Times Square.<mask> and Dan DiDio were involved in the production of "Heroic Proportions", an episode of Face Off, in which special effects makeup artists compete to create the best makeup according to each other. Six DC Comics artists were on hand to help the contestants develop their ideas when <mask> and DiDio presented the contestants with the challenge to create a new superhero. The winning entry's character, Infernal Core by Anthony Kosar, was featured in Justice League Dark #16. The episode was the second episode of the fourth season. We Can Be Heroes is a campaign dedicated to fighting hunger in the Horn of Africa. The Justice League-inspired vehicles were designed by <mask>. The first vehicle to be tied to a

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texts: member of the Justice League was the Batman-themed Kia Optima.<mask>'s art inspired a Superman-themed version in February. <mask> designed a new version of the character Scorpion for the video game Injustice: Gods Among Us. The sneak preview of Superman Unchained was published by DC on Free Comic Book Day in May and was intended to coincide with the film Man of Steel, which opened two days later. The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund was founded in 1986 to protect the First Amendment rights of the comics community. In time for Halloween, General Mills enlisted the help of DC Comics to create new designs for its cereals. The Boo Berry design by <mask> was one of three designs revealed on August 6. Drawing simpler characters is more difficult than drawing something that's more complicated.The line between the eyes and the ears is critical. <mask> illustrated The Multiversity: Mastermen, the seventh issue of Grant Morrison's The Multiversity project. At that year's San Diego Comic-Con, <mask> provided designs for a Batman action figure as part of the company's BlueLine Edition series. <mask> designed a Superman figure. <mask> collaborated with writers Brian Azzarello and Matteo Casali and artist Giuseppe Camuncoli on the Batman: Europa mini-series. The book, which was inspired by <mask>'s time living in Italy, was originally announced by DC in 2004, and intended to feature <mask>'s painted art over Camuncoli's layouts, but after a series of delays, it was published with conventional artwork as a four-issue miniseries <mask> was the main artist on the one-shot Harley Quinn and the Suicide Squad April Fool's Special sharing art duties with Sean Galloway.The first issue of <mask> and Williams' new Suicide Squad series was released by DC in August. In July of last year, Marvel released 29 of its books with covers of <mask>'s art for its 1992 Series 1 X-Men trading cards. DC's New Age of Heroes line was launched in March of last year by <mask> and James Tynion IV. DC's CCO, a role he would assume while continuing to act as publisher with Dan DiDio, was created following the departure of Diane Nelson. In May and June of this year, <mask>, writer Tom King, and CW series actresses visited five U.S. military bases in Kuwait with the United Service Organizations. On June 5, <mask> and the fashion accessory brand HEX launched a Kickstarter campaign for two Batman-themed backpacks. The HEX x Jim Lee Artist Backpack has features for transporting art supplies and portfolios, such as waterproof pockets for ink and paints, and organizers for brushes and pens.Features for transporting art collections, such as fleece-lined pockets for comics, a poster tube holder, and a pocket for the Overstreet Price Guide, are included in the HEX x Jim Lee Collectors backpack. The Batman artwork by <mask> that adorns both backpacks is also included in the collector version. <mask> became the sole publisher of DC Comics after Dan DiDio left. <mask> auctioned off the proceeds of each sketch to a random brick and mortar store that had closed because of the global COVID-19 Pandemic. The final sketch was completed in July of 2021. The entire campaign raised a total of over $800,000 for comics shops, despite the fact that that drawing sold for $25,100 on eBay. The Thanksgiving day television program See Us Coming Together: A Sesame Street Special featured <mask> along with other Asian and Pacific Islander celebrities.The first Asian American Muppet, a seven-year-old Korean girl named Ji-Young, was introduced on the program. The special was part of the "Coming Together" initiative, which aims to educate children about race, culture and racial justice. <mask> had an illustration of Ji-Young interacting with other people. <mask> uses F lead for his pencil work. <mask> began using a crowquill nib for the first time while inking his own pencils. <mask> uses the drybrush technique in order to achieve greytone areas with an even texture, applying india ink to the paper and rubbing it with a tissue, or using a brush to fill in areas of black, and then using the brush to effect. He uses a Pentel correction fluid pen to create white highlights.Sometimes I wonder if we ever really improve as artists or if the nirvana derived from completing a piece blinds us to love what we have created and move on to the next piece. If we could see the work as it is, with years of reflection in the here and now, how many images would end up in the trash? Barry Windsor-Smith criticized the work of artists like <mask> and Rob Liefeld and those who influenced them in an interview with The Comics Journal in 1996. There is no emotional investment in <mask>'s work. I don't think it has crossed their minds that comic books can be a medium for intimate self-expression, because he has some craft to what he does. Gary Groth stated that <mask>'s work is more technically accomplished than Liefeld's, but otherwise it's conceptually comparable. Windsor-Smith was angered by the return of the creators of "Heroes Reborn" to Marvel, as he believed their departure from the company was an important step for creator rights.<mask> is married to a woman. <mask> wrote "I love CARLA" on the shattered window of a car that Batman jumped on in Justice League 5. Their children ranged in age from 2 to 23. In the 1990s, <mask> bought two pages of Jack Kirby concept art, which Kirby had created for a film adaptation of Roger Zelazny's novel Lord of Light, as part of the cover story to smuggle Americans out of Iran during the 1980 hostage crisis. The producer of the fake film was trying to raise money for his child's college tuition when he sold the art to <mask>. The CIA operation that rescued the Americans remained classified for 17 years, and thus <mask> had no idea of the historical significance of the pages, nor did he know their true monetary value when he sold them to help pay his son's college tuition. Years later, the rest of the public learned of the true story behind the art.In August of last year, four of <mask>'s children were going to college, and he and his wife decided to auction off their art in order to pay for it. The awards include the Harvey Award for Best New Talent, the Inkpot Award for Favorite Penciller, and the Wizard Fan Award for Favorite Penciller. Batman: Gotham Knights (Batman Black and White) #1 (2000) Dark Days: The Forge #1 (2001) Detective Comics # 1000 (various artists) Just Imagine <mask> with <mask> creating Wonder Woman (2001) Justice League is a book. Justice League Day is a special edition of the Justice League of America. Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #1 is one page, among other artists. 5, #1–8 is about Superman.Superman Unchained #1–9 and Superman/Batman #26 are two pages. <mask> is the #1 Wildstorm Fine Arts Spotlight. #1–13 (1992–94), #19 (1995), #31–32 (1996–97), #50 (1998), and Classic X-men #39 (new). Ghost Rider (Vol. 2) #1–6 was published in 1996. The Iron Man film was released in 1991. Spider-Man #10 (co-inker) is among other artists. The X-men was published in 1989.Icons: The DC & Wildstorm Art of <mask> is a cover work by Aspen Soulfire. The Final Crisis Secret Files include Green Lantern. The Legion of Super-Heroes has a variant cover. 6) #1–6 (variant covers) in 2010 and 2011. There is a variant cover of Batman. #2 (variant cover) and #50 (variant cover) were published in 2011. Team 7 has a variant cover.Before Watchmen: Comedian #1 is a variant cover. The Dark Knight III: The Master Race Collector's Edition #1–9 is a variant cover. The variant cover is for Batman. The Wild Storm #1–12, All-Star Batman #8, and Kamandi Challenge #8 are variant covers. Action Comics: 80 Years of Superman is a variant cover. The Justice League was published in this year's edition. The MAXX: Arkham Dreams #1 is a variant cover of Batman: Damned #1–3.TheTorpedo Comics variant covers are SHAZAM! There is a vol. There are twovariant covers, one for the RWBY #1 and the other for the GenLock #1 of Wonder Woman. The variant cover and Torpedo Comics variant covers are numbered #750. The cover of the book is 2000s variant. Red Sonja: Age of Chaos #1 (variant cover) was published in 2020 by Image Comics WildC.A.T.s. Fire From Heaven #2, Gen 13 Preview Edition, and Spawn # 150 are variant covers.The 8th edition of the Avengers was published in 1997. There is a variant cover of Old ManLogan. There is a variant cover of the Punisher. X-men Blue #1, X-men Gold #1, and X-men Gold #1 are variant covers. There is a variant cover for Ms Marvel. There is a variant cover of the book. There is a variant cover of the movie "Deadpool".There is a variant cover of Invincible Iron Man. There is a variant cover for Iron Fist. There is a variant cover for Generation X. There is a variant cover of the Uncanny Avengers. The title is #25 and it is a variant cover. Weapon X is a variant cover. There is a variant cover for Doctor Strange.Captain America: Steve Rogers #19 is a variant cover of Captain America: Steve Rogers. There is a variant cover for Black Panther. Spider-Man (Vol. 16) is a variant cover. There is a variant cover for Venom. Daredevil (Vol. 3) #152 is a variant cover. The Defenders (Vol. 5) has a variant cover. There is a variant cover for the Spider-Man movie.The Royals #5 is a variant cover. Jean Grey, Gwenpool, and All-New Wolverine are variant covers of Captain America. Codename: Knockout #14 is a variant cover of American Vampire #1. Star Trek Voyager: False Colors (2000) Gen 13 is a variant cover. There is a variant cover for the 2002 edition of the Thundercats. There are twovariant covers, the first one is called "Skye Runner #1–2" and the second one is called "Ninja Scroll #1–3" Stormwatch Sourcebook #1 (1994) Savage Dragon is the #1.The Gen 13 Preview Edition of the Fantastic Four was published in 1997. <mask> on deviantART, <mask> on twitch, and <mask> at the Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics all have links to

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texts: A convicted murderer is serving life in prison without parole. From 1988 to 1997 he was a professional football player in the National Football League and World League of American Football. In May 2009, <mask> was arrested in Connecticut and charged with the murder of millionaire investor Bill McLaughlin. McLaughlin's live-in girlfriend and <mask>'s secret lover were involved in the murder to collect McLaughlin's life insurance. He was sentenced to life imprisonment without parole in August 2012 after being convicted of first degree murder in July 2011. <mask>, a native of Tuckahoe, New York, played Pop Warner Football with the "BlueDevil" out of Eastchester, New York, for eight seasons. He attended Tuckahoe H.S.During his junior year at Eastchester High School, he transferred to Roosevelt H.S. in New York. He was the leader of the team in sacks and tackles for two years at Eastchester. In goal line situations, Naposki played safety, tight end and running back. He was named All County in 1982, All State in 1983, and graduated from Eastchester in 1984. He was offered partial scholarships by New Hampshire, New Haven and Buffalo, but decided to attend the University of Connecticut on a full football scholarship. The Yankee Conference was where the University of Connecticut played as a Division I-AA. He quit the football team midway through his third year at Connecticut due to a disagreement with his coach.<mask> decided to forgo his scholarship and leave the university. He returned to the University of Connecticut to complete his degree in 1987, but left again two years later to pursue a career in football. <mask> was a professional football player in the National Football League and the World League of American Football. Over the course of two seasons in the National Football League, he appeared in five games, four of which were with the New England Pats and one with the Indianapolis Colts. The Barcelona Dragons won the World Bowl '97 in <mask>'s last season. Naposki had one touchdown, one interception, and several blocked punts and field goals while with the Dragons. William "Bill" McLaughlin was murdered in his Newport Beach home in 1994.McLaughlin's life insurance and savings were used to pay for the murder of McLaughlin's live-in girlfriend, who was <mask>'s secret lover. After 15 years, the case was solved and the two men were charged in California. At his July 2011 trial, witnesses testified that McLaughlin, who was a quarter century her senior, was impregnated by a young woman with two small children after the wealthy health care mogul had gone through a contentious divorce. McLaughlin and Johnston met after McLaughlin placed a magazine ad for a wealthy man. He lived with McLaughlin in a gated community in Newport Beach and managed his financial affairs. <mask> was found guilty of murder on July 14, 2011. Although the state did not seek the death penalty, the panel found a special circumstance allegation that Naposki committed the murder for financial gain and that he personally discharged a firearm, which would have made him eligible for the death penalty.During more than three weeks of testimony, the jury heard about <mask>'s plan to have McLaughlin killed for financial gain. <mask> was scheduled to be sentenced on October 21, 2011; however, his sentencing was delayed until 2012 <mask> was sentenced to life imprisonment without parole on August 10, 2012 by Superior Court Judge William R. Froeberg. In January of 2012 an Orange County jury found a man guilty of murder. She was sentenced to life imprisonment in May of 2012 On September 15, 2012 <mask> was transferred to the California Department of Correction and Rehabilitation facility at Susanville, California, and on October 12, 2013 he was transferred to the California State Prison, Corcoran. There were four errors in the trial, including the government's 15-year delay in filing charges, faulty jury instructions, and improper exclusion of evidence, according to an appellate lawyer working for Naposki.On September 12, the court rejected the appeal, with Justice William Rylaarsdam's 18-page opinion backed by colleagues Raymond Ikola and David Thompson rejecting each point. The panel noted that a female juror describing the ex- football player as "creepy" did not merit her removal. Naposki is currently appealing his conviction. Naposki was found guilty on the basis of circumstantial evidence. There was no evidence of who or what it was. The fifteen-year delay in charging resulted in the loss of exculpatory evidence which was found valid by the district attorney in 1995, before it was discovered that the club where he worked as a bouncer was only a few hundred yards from the crime scene. An episode about the murder was shown on American Greed."Murder in the O.C" was an episode of 48 Hours that aired on October 29, 2011. Dateline Secrets Uncovered aired an episode about the case in 2019. "Millionaire's Mistake" was aired on ABC 20/20. The review of Naposki's case began with an emphasis on the analysis of circumstantial evidence and the dealings of the Orange County prosecutors who brought the charges to a grand jury almost 15 years after the fact. References External links <mask>ski Football Career Statistics at The Football Database 1966 births Living people 1994 murders in the United States 20th-century American people convicted of murder American sports people convicted of crimes American male criminals American prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment

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