title: Arlene Dávila

texts: As an author and professor, <mask> has contributed to the field of Latino/a Studies. She is the founding director of The Latinx Project and has written eight books and many articles on issues such as depictions of public images of Latinos, marketing to Latinos, cultural politics in Puerto Rico, and Latinization of the United States. Her research focuses on race and ethnicity. She works at New York University. Dvila received her bachelor of arts in anthropology from Tufts University in 1987. She received a master's degree in Anthropology and Museum Studies from New York University in 1990. She received her PhD in Cultural Anthropology from the City University of New York.She is affiliated with the American Anthropological Association, the Puerto Rican Studies Association, the American Studies Association and the Latin American Studies Association. At New York University, Davila holds the title of Professor of Anthropology, American Studies and Social and Cultural Analysis. She has focused on Latino experiences in the United States and their representation in the media. Dvila highlights the cultural clashes that occur between Latinos in her book Barrio Dreams as well as in her other texts. By addressing the issues of race and ethnicity that arise not only with the United States but also the racial divides that occur between Latinos, Davila brings to light how race and ethnicity dominate not only in other cultural areas but also within the Latino community. In Sponsored Identities: Cultural Politics in Puerto Rico, Dvila focuses on nationalism. There is a sense of cultural nationalism between Puerto Ricans and the United States.The subject of nationalism has become a political construct. Dvila focuses on the representation of Latinos in the media and how it can be seen in different media outlets. Dvila focuses her attention on Puerto Ricans in New York in urban studies. Dvila explores the issues surrounding the Latino market and how Latino consumption can be analyzed by Latino politics. Dvila's main focus in her written work is analyzing how Latinos are viewed and the dynamics that arise from the Latino culture in the United States. Dvila writes about the Latino and specifically Puerto Rican experience in New York with a focus on social and racial classes. According to the University of California Press, "Barrio Dreams makes a compelling case that dreams of economic empowerment are never devoid of distinct racial and ethnic considerations."Despite their presence and increase in population, Latinos are increasingly exoticized and invisible in the marketplace. Latino Spin: Dvila argues that the market and marketing discourse become important terrains where Latinos debate their social identities and public standing. She disagrees with the US attitude that Latinos are negatively impacting US national identity. Latinx Art: Dvila explores the problem of seeing Latinx art and artists. Dvila's book is an introduction to contemporary Latinx art and a call to decolonize the art world and practices that erase and whitewash Latinx artists. Dvila looked at the latinization of New York City. Dvila looked at the Institute for Puerto Rican Culture, the Puerto Rican national identity, and authenticity in Puerto Rican culture.Commercialization is becoming a culture in Puerto Rico. Dvila shows that the cultural economy is not accessible to everyone. Racist policies and social divides keep the cultural economy specific to certain groups. Puerto Rico, New York City, and Buenos Aires are examples of how similar processes of cultural production and distribution can be found in other parts of the world. There is a hopping mall culture in Latin America. The politics of Latin American shopping malls are taken into account in her research. She believes that shopping malls play an important role in debates on the future of Latin American societies.Books El Mall: The Spatial and Class Politics of Shopping Malls in Latin America was published. The University of California Press. The NYU Press published Culture Works: Space, Value and Mobility Across the Neoliberal Americas. Latino spin on public image and race. Barrio Dreams: Puerto Ricans, Latinos and the Neoliberal City was published in 2008. Latino Inc.: Marketing and the Making of a People was published in 2004. The University of California Press was published in 2001.The Latinization of New York was co-edited. Columbia University Press published a book about cultural politics in Puerto Rico. El Barrio's "We Are Watching You Campaign": On the Politics of Inclusion in a Latinized Museum was published in Temple University Press. The Journal of Chicano Studies is called Aztlan. El Barrio's 'We Are Watching You Campaign:' On the Politics of Inclusion in a Latinized Museum' was published in 2004. The Journal of Chicano Studies is called Aztlan. The question was posed in 30 (1): 153-178.The selling of El Barrio in New York City. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. Culture in the Adworld: Producing the Latin Look was published in 2002. Anthropological interventions in the age of electronic reproduction can be found in The Social Practice of Media. The book is titled "Lila Abu-Lughod, Faye Ginsburg and Brian Larkin." The University of California Press is in Berkeley. The University of California Press is in Berkeley.pp. In the Hispanic TV Landscape, Spanish, English and "Spanglish" are used. Television and new media. There is a new edition of Vol. 1(1): 73-94. The book is called Globalization on the Line: Culture, Citizenship and Capital at U.S. There are borders.The editor isClaudia Sadowski-Smith. Talking Back: Hispanic Media and U.S. Latinidad was published by St. Martin Press. The journal is published by the Center for Puerto Rican Studies. There is a new edition of Vol. 12(1): 37-47. There are three Eds.: Mary Romero, Jamie Cardenas and Michalle Habell-Pallan. New York University Press published Tainos: Rethinking Taino Reality and Imagery.The Latino review of books. 2-10) Critical Perspectives on Puerto Rican Identity and Cultural Politics was published in Taino Revival. The Center for Puerto Rican Studies is in New York. Gabriel Haslip-viera edited it. pp. There is a New York Times article about a possible National Museum of the American Latino.She supports the project because it will highlight Latino-specific history in American history. Latino Spin: Public Image and the Whitewashing of Race was selected as the best book in Latino Studies in 2010 by the Latin American Studies Association. 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title: Nebuchadnezzar I

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texts: Nebuchadnezzar I was the fourth king of the Second Dynasty of Isin and the Fourth Dynasty of Babylon. He ruled for 22 years and was the most prominent monarch of this dynasty. He is best known for his victory over Elam and the recovery of the cultic idol of Marduk. He is unrelated to Nab-kudurr-uur II, who has come to be known by the Hebrew form of his name " Nebuchadnezzar." Consequently, it is anachronistic but not inappropriate to apply this designation retroactively to the earlier king. The brother of irikti-uqamuna is not the brother of ama-uma-ukin. He succeeded his father and was succeeded by his son, brother and nephew. The Enmeduranki legend, or the Seed of kingship, is a Sumero-Akkadian composition relating his endowment with perfect wisdom (nam-k-zu) by the god Marduk and his claim to be a distant line of kingship from before.According to a literary tradition, Elam narrowly escaped death when his army was struck by plague and he had to flee to return home. A successful campaign is described in a raid, or iu. In this raid he was accompanied by the Kassite chieftain itti-Marduk who struck the decisive blow, he was able to overrun Elam in a surprise attack conducted from Dr during the hottest of the summer months. No contemporary or later source records a sack of Susa by Nebuchadnezzar, but he was able to retrieve the statue of Marduk and the goddess <mask>-liya. The Babylonians had a defining moment when the campaign destroyed Elam as a power. The victory was celebrated in epic poetry and in the Marduk prophecy. The epic of Nab-kudurr-uur and Marduk is a poetic document that deals with the legend of his recovery of the statue of Marduk.The king lamented over the absence of Marduk, "beautiful Babylon pass through your heart, turn your face toward Esagila, which you love!" He is not mentioned by name in the poetic pseudo-autobiography. The events preceding the return of the statue from Elam are described in an inter linear text. observations made during his reign and their relationship to his destruction of Elam are alludes to in a seventh-century astrological report. His relationship with the Assyrian king Aur-ra-ii I is one of the conflicts The Synchronistic History relates. Nab-kudurr-uur burned his siege engines and fled after Aur-ra-ii's main force arrived. He is referred to as the conqueror of the Amorite lands, despite the fact that he was an ally of the Kassites.Building inscriptions of the Ekitu-egal-tila, temple of Adad, in Babylon, are on bricks from the temple of Enlil in Nippur, and appear in the later king Simbar-ipak's reference to his. A Babylonian inventory shows his donations of gold vessels. He consulted his stele for the ntu-priestess. His eighth year is when the earliest of the three economic texts was written. There are only a few contemporary commercial or administrative records left. The land grant to the niakku of Nippur, a certain Nudku-ibni, can be seen in the otherkudurru. There is a prayer to Marduk on two of the daggers.The context is lost when the Nab-kudurr-uur is mentioned in the Chronicle of Market Prices. aggil-knam-ubbib, also known as the ummnu, served under the king Adad-apla-iddina and wrote the Babylonian Theodicy. Some historians claim that the Enma Eli may have been composed during the earlier Kassite dynasty and that Marduk was elevated to the head of the pantheon during his reign. A text concerning chemical process (imitations for precious stones) is identified as a copy of an older Babylonian original but is in his library. The primary sources for itti-Marduk Neminath Notes are listed below.


title: Tyler Lyons

texts: <mask> is a baseball pitcher in the New York Yankees organization. He played baseball for the Cowboys at Oklahoma State University. The New York Yankees selected him in the 10th round of the amateur draft, but he chose to stay at OSU. He signed with the St. Louis Cards after they made him a ninth round pick. Along with the Yankees, he has played in the MLB. <mask> pitched the first no-hitter in Palm Beach's history in 2011. He has received the Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week Award three times.<mask> attended Frenship High School in Lubbock, Texas, where he was a multi-sport athlete. He played football for three years. <mask> was named All-City Player of the Year his senior season and was a two-time district Most Valuable Player on the baseball field. <mask> majored in sport management at Oklahoma State University and played baseball for the Cowboys. He earned second-team All-Big 12 honors in 2008 after posting 12 wins. He was named to the Academic All-Big 12. <mask> was selected to play for Team USA.His 11 appearances without giving up an earned run helped the team to a 24-0 record and a gold medal. <mask> was an All-Big 12 honorable mention in 2009, after tying for the team lead with seven wins. He was a member of the Chatham Anglers of the Cape Cod Baseball League. <mask> was drafted by the New York Yankees in the 10th round of the amateur draft, but he chose to return to OSU. He signed after the Cards selected him in the ninth round. <mask> didn't make it to the minor league system in time, but he did make it to the Florida State League in 2011. He threw the first no-hitter in Palm Beach's history on August 8, 2011.In his eighth career professional start, <mask> struck out eight and faced two batters over the minimum. He finished the season with an overall record of 9-4 and a 4.50 earned run average. <mask> split the 2012 season between the Double-A Springfield Cardinals of the Texas League and the Triple-A Memphis Redbirds of the Pacific Coast League. He was 5-5 in 12 starts for Springfield. After moving up to Memphis, <mask> went just 4-9 with a 4.28 earned run average over 18 starts for the Redbirds. Prior to his first major league call-up, <mask> had a record of 2–1 in eight starts with a 4.47 earned run average for Memphis. He made his major league debut for the Cards on May 22, 2013, against the San Diego Padres, and he gave up one run and four hits over seven frames as the Cards won, 5–3.Lyons 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 Lyons was optioned to Triple A Memphis and Michael Blazek was called up. 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After three starts in Memphis, Lyons was recalled by the Cards on April 21 to replace the injured Joe Kelly in the rotation. He made four starts with two relief appearances sandwiched between as the temporary fifth starter, going 0–3 with a 6.12 ERA and 23 strikeouts.He was placed on the disabled list after a May 12 start in which he gave up 9 runs in 4 pitches. In Memphis, <mask> had a six-game streak of winning his starts. <mask> went 0-4 in 11 appearances and four starts in St. Louis in 2014, posting a 4.42 earned run average with 36 strikeouts and a 1.200 WHIP. As a sixth starter and swingman in 2015, <mask> was recalled from Memphis to replace an injured starter. <mask> was optioned back to Memphis in April. The PCL Pitcher of the week was named after the victories of the Salt Lake Bees and Iowa Cubs. He allowed a.136 batting average against while striking out 13 in 13 appearances.He was recalled to replace Lynn. <mask> stopped a winless streak of 13 MLB starts on June 13 when he pitched a 3–2 victory over the Kansas City Royals. 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The procedure was performed by a doctor. <mask> started the season on the disabled list but returned in May.He worked out of the pen after returning to St. Louis. 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Lyons signed a minor league deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Indianapolis Indians opened the season with him.On May 4, his contract was selected. He was assigned on May 8. He was released on August 11. <mask> signed a minor league deal with the New York Yankees. <mask>' contract was selected by the Yankees. <mask> became a free agent on November 4. On February 3, 2020, <mask> signed a minor league contract with the Yankees.<mask> was selected to the active roster on September 22, 2020. <mask> was removed from the roster on September 25. <mask> re-signed with the Yankees on January 6, 2021. The Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week was <mask>, who was the first no-hitter in Palm Beach Cards history. The couple's first child was a girl. References External links Oklahoma State Cowboys bio 1988 births Living people Sportspeople from Lubbock, Texas

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title: Max Erwin von Scheubner-Richter

texts: An influential early member of the Nazi Party, <mask> was a German political activist. After fighting against the Russian Revolution of 1905, he joined the Imperial German Army and witnessed and produced documentation of the Armenia genocide. He was a leading ideologist of Nazism at the beginning of the Interwar period. A close associate of Adolf Hitler, and an activist of the Nazi Party, Scheu-Richter was instrumental in securing financing for its early stages. The Beer Hall Putsch took place in 1923 and part of Hitler's book was dedicated to him. He became a national hero after the founding of Nazi Germany in 1933. The son of a German musician and a Baltic German mother was born in the Russian Empire on January 21, 1884.He studied chemistry at the Riga Polytechnical Institute from 1904 to 1906, and lived a large part of his early life in the Governorate of Livonia. During the Russian Revolution of 1905, Richter joined a pro-government private army and married the daughter of a factory owner. He was 19 years old and a noblewoman. After the end of the revolution in 1907, Richter moved to the German city of Munich, where he continued his studies and became a Doktoringenieur. In 1912, one of his wife's relatives adopted his own name, which was an old German form of ennobled. On 10 August 1914, shortly after the outbreak of World War I, Scheubner-Richter joined the Bavarian Army as a volunteer and was assigned to the 7th Chevauleger Regiment on the Western Front. The Eastern Front was where Germany was fighting the Imperial Russian Army after one of his superiors discovered his knowledge of the Russian language.The Germans had a plan to sabotage the Russian oil fields in the Caucasus in order to cause the Russian war effort. When the Ottomans were unsuccessful in their offensive on Russian fortifications in Kars, the Germans decided to not go ahead with their plan. Russian resistance made it impossible for the Caucasus to be penetrated during the war. The Turkish massacres of Armenians were documented by Scheubner-Richter while she held that post. He was one of the most outspoken people against the deportations. The deportations were based on "racial hatred" and nobody could survive such a journey. The deportations were a policy of "annihilation".He demanded the German government intervene on behalf of the Armenias at various times. In the meeting, he claimed that the deportations of the Armenias were for their own safety. On June 15, 1915, Talaat ordered the protection of the deported Armenias in Elaz, Bitlis and Diyarbakr due to the fact that a convoy of deportees from Erzurum had been attacked. This didn't stop the deportations in Erzurum, and by August 1915, the district of his consulate was empty. In October he was succeeded by Friedrich-<mask> der Schulenburg Von Friedrich-Richter, but his interventions in Constantinople and Berlin were not effective. The marginal notes to his letter in the Embassy of Constantinople show that his behavior towards the Armenias was unworldly and not appropriate to the political situation. During the Russian Civil War that began after the October Revolution in 1917, Scheubner-Richter returned to the Baltic.He joined the Baltic Freikorps, an extension of the Freikorps in the Baltic States. A far-right conspiratorial organisation composed of White Russian émigrés and early German National formed in 1918 after the return of the German Army. The assassination of the German Foreign Minister was one of a number of terrorist acts committed by the members of the Aufbau Vereinigung. He became a member of the National Socialist German Workers' Party when he fled to Munich after taking part in the Kapp Putsch. He became a leading personality in the party because of his contacts with potential financial contributors. One of the major early influences of Hitler was under the leadership of Scheubner-Richter. Hitler met Scheu-Richter in October 1920 and soon became his foreign policy adviser and a financier.Scheu-Richter's contacts with conservative and right-wing circles in Germany, including the famous World War I general, were noteworthy. The German elite, including industrialists, high ecclesiastical posts, and wealthy Russian émigrés, were courted by Scheu-Richter. Russian monarchists across Europe were urged to support the NSDAP in order to influence German policy towards the elimination of the Soviet Union and reunification of Russia. Financial resources were generated by these efforts. The national revolution must not precede the seizure of political power; the seizure of the state's police power constitutes the promise for the national revolution, according to the plan provided to Hitler at the end of September 1923. The Beer Hall Putsch was attended by two thousand NSDAP members. On 9 November 1923, Hitler's right-hand man, Friedrich-Richter, was shot in the lungs and died instantly as he and others marched toward armed guards during the Putsch.As Hitler's body fell after being shot dead, his right shoulder was torn. During the Beer Hall Putsch, Hitler claimed that he was the only "irreplaceable loss" of the Nazi party. The first part of Hitler's book is dedicated to the men who died in the Putsch. Most of the Russian membership abandoned the organization due to the growing notions of anti-Slavism and Lebensraum. The establishment of Nazi Germany in 1933 created a national hero in Scheubner-Richter. The term "blutzeuge" was used to describe Nazis who were killed before the rise to power of the Nazi party. The names of the Nazis who died in the Beer Hall Putsch were featured on a panel attached to the Feldherrnhalle.Every passer-by was expected to perform the Hitler salute, because the panel was guarded by an honor guard of the SS. The streets in Germany were renamed after him. The Beer Hall Putsch's sarcophagi were housed in the Ehrentempel in 1935. The witnesses and testimonies of the genocide can be found in the report by Eye Witness. Politicians from the Governorate of Livonia, Baltic-German people, and Nazis who participated in the Beer Hall Putsch are some of the people who have died.

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title: Maluma

texts: <mask> is a singer, songwriter, and actor by the name of Juan Luis Londoo Arias. He began recording songs at the age of sixteen after developing an interest in music at a young age. His debut album, Magia, was released a year later. His breakthrough album was 2015's Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy, which led to successful collaborations with several artists. F.A.M.E. was released. To continue commercial success in the new year. He followed it up with 11:11 in 2019.His single "Hawi" was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 and became 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465. The U.S. chart. <mask> is one of the best-selling Latin music artists with over 18 million records sold. <mask>'s songs have been described as pop, Latin trap, and reggaeton. "Felices los 4," "Borr Cassette", and "Corazn" are a few of <mask>'s singles that have made it to the top ten on Hot Billboard Latin Songs. His duet with Madonna, "Medelln", has reached the top of the Dance Club Songs chart. Ricky Martin, J Balvin, and The Weeknd are some of the artists he has worked with.<mask> has been nominated for aGrammy Award for Best Latin Pop album. <mask> was born to Marlli and Luis Londoo and grew up with an older sister. He started playing football when he was a toddler and competed in the lower divisions of the team. He was famous as a good singer in his high school because of his interest in music. Many of his friends encouraged him to enter local singing contests after he graduated from Hontanares School. He got his first musical break when he was fifteen and his uncle gave him the chance to record a song for his birthday. After impressing a group of music producers, he was asked to choose a name that would be easy to remember and accepted by followers of the urban genre.The stage name <mask> is a combination of the first two letters of his parents' names, Marlli and Luis. Beginnings and Magia <mask> began their musical careers in 2010. After "Farandulera" became a radio hit, Sony Music and its subsidiary label Sony Music Colombia decided to sign the singer to record his first studio album. The next single was inspired by "rampant and uncontrollable love". <mask>'s first studio album was called Magia. The video for the single "Obsesin" was filmed at the Antioquia Department Railway Station and featured a model who had previously appeared in a music video. The video has more than 185 million views.His first top five song on the chart was "Miss Independent", which was released from the album. <mask> was nominated for the "best new artist" award. The final two singles from his debut album, "Primer Amor" and "Miss Independent", were accompanied with a music video, recorded in Medelln, gathering 48 million views on YouTube. "La Temperatura", featuring Puerto Rican singer Eli Palacios, was released as the first single from his upcoming project, PB.DB The Mixtape. It reached number 25 on the Tropical Songs chart, number 8 on the Latin Pop Airplay songs chart, number 24 on the Hot Latin Songs chart, and number 4 on the Latin Rhythm Airplay songs chart. Dirty Boy and F.A.M.E. were 2014–2018. The singles "La Curiosidad", "Carnaval" and "Addicted" had music videos.He collaborated with Elvis Crespo on the theme song for the World Cup. <mask> performed "La Temperatura" at the Premios Juventud. The singer was confirmed as a judge on Caracol Television's The Voice Kids. He made his debut as a host at the Kids' Choice Awards in August. <mask>cardo Silva Stadium. The Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy World Tour began in May of 2016 "Felices los 4," his fifth top 5 on the Hot Latin Songs chart, was followed by " Corazn", which also reached the top 5. The music videos for both singles have a lot of views. The songs "GPS", "Vitamina", and "23" were featured in the short film X. <mask> recorded the Spanish version of "Colors", one of the theme songs of the World Cup, and performed it in English. One of the growing number of artists using the city to shoot music videos is Maluma.<mask>'s third studio album was F.A.M.E. It was released on 18 May. He said in an interview that it was called "Faith, Alma, Music, and Essence". He collaborated with producers Jay Cash, Vinylz and Daddy Yankee on the album. He performed at the MTV Video Music Awards. He topped the Latin Airplay, Latin Pop Songs and Latin Rhythm Airplay charts for the second time this year with "Mala Mia". <mask> collaborated with Madonna on two songs from her album Madame X.On 17 May, <mask> released his fourth studio album 11:11, supported by the singles "HP", "11 PM" and "In". "Soltera" was a collaboration with Madonna. <mask> embarked on the 11:11 World Tour to promote the album. He collaborated with J Balvin on a song. <mask> released his fifth studio album on August 21, 2020. "Hawi" was a commercial success. He became his second number-one hit on the Hot Latin Songs chart after it reached number one in multiple countries.He released a song with The Weeknd. <mask>'s highest peak on the chart was at number 12 on the Hot 100. <mask> released an album on January 29, 2021, called #7DJ (7 Das en Jamaica), featuring seven songs along with their music videos. <mask> has a vocal range. <mask> says his music is "urban pop". "<mask>'s brand of Reggaetn syncs nicely with his image, managing to be both romantic and raw." His sound is an evolution of the genre.He stated in a 2016 interview that he likes to listen to Michael Jackson and Héctor Lavoe. He considers folkloric elements to be an important influence on his career. He said that Ricky Martin is one of the artists he wanted to be when he was a kid. <mask> is a catholic and appreciates aspects of other religions. <mask> has kept his romantic life out of the public eye. He admitted in an interview that he was in a relationship with Natalia Barulich. He said of the relationship, "We have a great time together, we have fun, we love each other, and we also support each other."The most important thing is it. We're dating right now. We like what we have, I like her company, and she loves me, so you're all seeing me like never before. <mask> and Barulich broke up. <mask> started dating a Russian model at the end of the year. Rubin and his family were in Aspen for New Years. <mask> was called a "menswear icon in the making" by Vogue.His bright and bold clothes go nicely with his bright and bold music, personality, and overall demeanor. The music video for "El Perdedor" showcased the racism and discrimination by the US police to people of Latin descent living in the country. <mask> supports the LGBT community. Some considered the lyrics of the song "Cuatro Babys" to objectify women. The song was removed from digital platforms after a petition was posted. The popularity of "Cuatro Babys" earned it a 12 Latin Platinum certification by the RIAA. <mask> was nominated for several awards last year, including Best Latin America Central Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards, and the Best New Artist at the Latin Grammys, as well as a win for Best Radio Song at the Shock Awards.<mask> was nominated for two categories at the awards. He was awarded a song of the year by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. He won the MTV Video Music Award for Best Latin in 2020. F.A.M.E. is a film about a boy named Dirty Boy. Encanto, Marry Me, and the Dirty Boy World Tour are included in the 11:11. 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title: David Teague (footballer)

texts: <mask> is a former professional Australian rules footballer who played for North Melbourne and Carlton in the Australian Football League and was the senior coach of the Carlton Football Club. He is an assistant coach at the football club. He made his senior debut in 2001 after being recruited by the North Melbourne Football Club. He played in 33 senior games for the Kangaroos. He was traded to the Carlton Football Club at the end of the 2003 season. Carlton's best and fairest award was won by <mask> in 2004. He didn't play in Carlton's lineup for the entire season and was removed from their playing list.He was well-regarded for his courage in defence. The Robert Rose Award was won by him in 2004, as voted on by the players. He was a dominant player in wet conditions. On 12 October 2007, it was announced that <mask> would continue with the Carlton Football Club as a development coach with Carlton and as a playing-coach for the Northern Bullants. The Bullants won the club's first grand final since 1984 after <mask> retired from playing and remained a coach. They finished runners-up. The Bullants lost in the grand final for the second year in a row.The West Coast Eagles appointed <mask> as an assistant coach in 2011. He was an assistant coach for three seasons. The assistant coach of the St Kilda Football Club joined the club in November 2013). He had previously worked with Phil Walsh at West Coast when he was an assistant coach with the club. In October of last year, <mask> was appointed assistant coach (forwards) at Carlton, returning to the club after a long absence. Carlton Football Club senior coach <mask> was announced as the interim senior coach on June 3, 2019. <mask> won his first match as coach of the club with a 15-point win over the Lions.Carlton won six games in the last eleven games of the season to finish sixteenth on the ladder. After the club's improved results under his coaching, he was re-appointed as full-time Carlton Football Club senior coach, signing an initial three-year deal. After being given the role of full-time Carlton Football Club senior coach, things did not improve for the club as they finished eleventh on the ladder with seven wins and ten losses. Carlton's on-field performance deteriorated in the 2021 season. The situation at the club worsened when expectations dropped on the field. After the team's horror loss to Port Adelaide, the team's job came under increased pressure. After Carlton lost to the Giants by fourteen points in the final game of the season, Teague told reporters that the club would make a decision.It doesn't look like it's going to help me, but I know who I am and what I have been able to do. He stated that he didn't have the full support of people within the club. Carlton finished in 13th place on the ladder with eight wins and fourteen losses. Carlton Football Club sacked <mask> at the end of the 2021 season. The disappointing season with poor on-field results prompted the club to make this decision. Only 30 percent of the club's players and the club's staff supported <mask>'s coaching methods and gameplan. The coach had a winning percentage of 44 percent and coached 50 games with 21 wins and 29 losses.Carlton Football Club's senior coach was replaced by Michael Voss. After he was sacked as Carlton's senior coach, he joined theRichmond Football Club as an assistant coach under senior coach Damien Hardwick. 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title: Marc Rucart

texts: The French journalist and Radical politician, who was a deputy from 1928 to 1942, was named mile Rucart. He was the Minister of Justice and the Minister of Health from 1936 to 1940. He introduced changes that gave women more opportunities. After the defeat of France in World War II, he was anti-racist and participated in the National Council of the Resistance, but he did not support the Vichy government. He was a senator after the war. On July 24, 1893, there was a birth in Coulommiers, Seine-et-Marne. When he was 17, he made his first journalistic efforts.He edited the Loiret Progrs in 1914. He contributed to the Le Radical, La Lanterne and Progrs civique in Paris. He became director of Paul Doumer's La Tribune and editor of the Vosges République after returning to the province. The Radical Socialist party's candidate for deputy in the pinal constituency was elected in the first round. He was elected as deputy in the first round. He was interested in defense issues as a deputy. He was the general rapporteur of the inquiry into the Oustric Affair.The report on the official investigation into the 6 February 1934 events was edited by him. He helped defend the rights of the people of Vietnam. From 4 June 1936 to 21 June 1937, he was the Minister of Justice. The process of naturalizing immigrants from Eastern Europe and Germany was accelerated by Rucart. Refugees from Nazi Germany were helped by Roger Salengro, Minister of the Interior, and Jean Lebas, Minister of Labor. They were given identity certificates and protected from being thrown out of the country. The delays in the process of granting citizenship drew attention to the office in the fall of 1936.The low birthrate in France and the increasing vulnerability to attack made this intolerable. He was able to get additional staff to process the applications. In the spring of 1937, he said he wanted the naturalization policy to take into account the needs of national defense. I believe it is time to allow perfectly honest adults under the age of 30 who have been suitable for military service to become French citizens. The role of the Confédération des Syndicats Médicaux was reduced. He told prefects that professional associations should only be concerned with reviewing professional qualifications. The medical profession was against his efforts to streamline.Henri Sellier was the popular and energetic Minister of Health when the Blum cabinet resigned in June 1937. The change may have been to reduce the number of socialists in the government, but may also have been a reaction to Sellier's efforts to suppress prostitution. From 22 June 1937 to 10 March 1938, he was Minister of Health in the 3rd and 4th cabinets of Chautemps, and from 13 March 1938 to 8 April 1938, he was Minister of Justice in the second cabinet. He was the Minister of Health from 10 April 1938 to 20 March 1940 in the 3rd cabinet. Regulations for the nursing profession, the general inspectorate for public health, and the National Red Cross Council were instituted by the Minister of Health. National bonuses were created for births. The Chautemps government favored greater efforts to encourage births, but its view was that creating prosperity was the best way to increase the birthrate.He said, "Our peoples are too advanced to agree happily to bring children into the world whose lives may be threatened by unemployment, poverty, sickness or war." The pro-natalist lobby felt that the parents of large families should be favored over the others. The Higher Council for the Protection of Children was created in 1937 to coordinate public and private services. In January 1939 refugees began to flood into France because of the imminent defeat of the Republican side in the Spanish Civil War. They received a warm welcome. Albert was the Minister of Interior. They commented on how the local authorities had coped with unprecedented difficulties.There were obstacles to women progressing from deputy inspectors to full inspecteurs in public assistance services. He said the performance of women as deputy inspectors had shown "the competence and authority required of a chef de service, this combination of qualities not depending in any way on the sex of the individual, but on moral and professional worth." He said that women had "qualities of generosity and thoughtfulness which suit her particularly to work with children and especially unfortunate children." He dismissed the idea that women didn't have the strength to do the job since the automobile removed that need, and he also dismissed the idea that women weren't as smart as men. He wasn't committed to the feminist cause. The law that allowed women to become inspecteurs imposed a ceiling on the number of inspectors. He told Madame that the right to vote does away with the right of insurrection, after Louise Weiss organized street demonstrations in the 1930s.Weiss reminded him that women in France did not have the right to vote. He was anti-racist. There were no laws that discriminated against Jews, but the cabinet issued a decree banning religious or racial hatred. The decree was annulled by the government of Philippe Pétain. On July 10, 1940, a vote was taken to give Pétain full powers. The first cell of the French Resistance was created in Paris. He was arrested and imprisoned in January 1941.He formed the group after being released for lack of evidence. He helped organize the Resistance in Toulouse after being denounced. He returned to Paris in May 1943 to represent the Radical Socialist party in the National Council of the Resistance. He moved to London and then to Algiers, where he became a member of the Consultative Assembly. The Gaullists did not want to impose handicaps on General Charles de Gaulle as leader of Free France, so this group did not have the weight to override them. The Consultative Assembly didn't have a lot of power, but it was able to debate government proposals and cause improvements to the wording. He would not undermine de Gaulle.The Foreign Affairs Committee was chaired by <mask>. He attended the conference in January 1944. He was the president of the Radical Socialist party. The group of the Democratic Radicals and Radical Socialists was formed when the Consultative Assembly first sat in Paris in 1944. In the late 1940s, he had stakes in several French trading companies in French West Africa. The governor-general tried to meet his needs. The Councilor of the Republic for Cte-d'Ivoire was elected on 13 January 1947 on the list of the Rally of Left Republicans.He was the president of the committee. He was elected to the Senate on November 14, 1948. He was reelected in 1952. The basis for the French Fifth Republic was the amendment he voted for. He failed to be reelected. He became a high-level Freemason. He was a member of the central committee of the Human Rights League and president of the professional union of editors in chief.He was a member of the Legion of Honour. There was a death on January 23, 1964 in Paris. People from Coulommiers are politicians from the le-de-France Radical Party.


title: John Erik Kaada

texts: <mask>, also known as the mononym <mask>, is a Norwegian singer-songwriter, producer, film score composer and multi-instrumentalist. <mask>'s career spans a string of solo albums, motion picture soundtracks, high-profile collaborations with key players, as well as numerous live appearances at home and abroad. Discography Kaada Recordings is a Norwegian label dedicated to releasing or licensing the music of composer <mask>. <mask>'s debut in a recorded format came with his solo albums Thank You for Giving Me Your Valuable Time and Music for Moviebikers. A musical blend of woo-wop, show tunes and jungle rhythms into a coherent mix of live instruments and electronic elements. <mask> was established as a key voice on Norway's music scene thanks to Thank You for Giving Me Your Valuable Time. One of the ten most important releases of the year was the album.Music for Moviebikers is a collection of lush arrangements set as soundtracks for imaginary films. The album features an evocative quality as it sets out to bring the two musical worlds of <mask> together; the one of the recording artist with the cinematic film music one. The 22-strong ensemble consists of traditional instruments with strings, vocals and electric guitars as well as homemade instruments and some exotic folk music performers hailing from various corners of Europe. The Vigeland mausoleum is where the strings were recorded. Junkyard Nostalgias has many sounds and instruments. The album was conceived as a tribute to the thousands of Polish workers that have come to Norway to earn a better living and to fuel the country's economy with cheap labour. <mask>'s personal universe of sound was solidified by the fact that he played all of the instruments on the album.A milestone in <mask>'s career came in 2004 with the release of the album Romances, a joint effort with Faith No More. In many ways, 'Romances' pays homage to <mask>/Patton's Kaada/Patton Live DVD (Ipecac Recordings) was in 2007. Behind the scenes from the key event and the full festival set are included in the outing. Over the last decade, <mask> and Patton have maintained a musical bond. Spring 2016 will see the release of their new joint effort.All-Scars, Do the Crawl, Scrawl, and Hey You Let's Kiss are Cloroform albums. The trio toured extensively and released six critically acclaimed albums. Double bass, drums, keys and distorted vocals form the frame for Cloroform's live sets and studio recordings. The trio made the transition from an underground act on the domestic scene to a live favourite on European stages, earning them a loyal following all over Europe. Kaada/Patton Live is a live performance DVD that was released in November of 2007. There is a live performance of the music from the album Romances. The concert is black and white.A core component of <mask>'s career has been the creation of film scores, beginning with 2000s low-budget domestic success. <mask> was the youngest film worker to receive a prestigious award in 2002 when she was given the Golden Clapboard Prize. In the ensuing decade, <mask> went on to compose scores for some of the most successful domestic films as well as several international productions, earning him numerous awards for his distinct composition style. La liste de mes envies was one of <mask>'s most notable international film score successes. The soundtrack of the movie, which featured a cast of major French actors, was a hit in France and Belgium. <mask> relates that he took up composition for films. I had no formal training, but at some point I decided to write film scores.I was nervous in the beginning but now enjoy the work much more and think of it as a playground. Orchestration and sonorous experimentation are the fields that I enjoy the most. I use film scores to create unconventional instrument ensembles. In between film scores, I'm doing music for documentary and television scores. The TV gig is a great place for composers to experiment with small groups and develop their skills. <mask>'s TV-music works have been heard on CNN, CBS, Fox and in relation to shows such as The Daily Show With Jon Stewart, 60 Minutes and NBA Tonight. Music from the motion picture Natural Born Star was released in 2007.

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title: Marshall L. Shepard

texts: <mask>, Sr. was an American Christian clergyman and politician. He was a member of the Democratic Party and focused his political career on Philadelphia. He came to Philadelphia to serve as pastor of Mount Olivet Tabernacle Baptist Church, a black Baptist congregation. He rose to prominence as a preacher after working as a pastor there for forty years. <mask> was involved in Democratic politics in Philadelphia. He was elected to three terms in the Pennsylvania General Assembly and three terms on the Philadelphia City Council. <mask> was born on July 10, 1899 in Oxford, North Carolina, the son of <mask>.<mask> was a slave who became a Baptist minister and the leader of the Colored Orphanage of North Carolina. The head of the Women's Baptist Home Convention of North Carolina was also involved in charitable work. <mask> joined the First Baptist Church of Oxford with his parents. He received his Doctor of Divinity from Virginia Union University, a historically black university, in 1921. <mask> attended the City College of New York and the Union Theological Seminary after graduation. He was secretary for religious work at the 135th Street branch of the YMCA from 1922 to 1923. He had two sons with Willia Owens.He was hired as an assistant pastor at the church where Adam Powell was the pastor. <mask> was the pastor at Mount Olivet Tabernacle Baptist Church in West Philadelphia for the rest of his life. After the Great Depression in 1929, several congregation members mortgaged their homes to keep the church afloat. <mask> was an associate editor of the National Baptist Voice and an assistant secretary of the National Baptist Convention. <mask> was a delegate to the World Baptist Alliance meeting in 1947 and chaired the National Baptist Convention's Board of Foreign Missions for many years. He was still devoted to his church at Mount Olivet. He was praised for his preaching style and for being the best extemporaneous preacher the Black race has produced.In 1960, he endorsed Senator John F. Kennedy and decried those who would oppose him based on their opposition to his Roman Catholic faith. <mask>'s congregation encouraged him to become involved in secular politics, and he held several offices over his lifetime. As a member of the Democratic Party, he was elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1934 as one of three members from the 18th district. The House members at that time were from multimember districts. He co-sponsored a bill that would have banned discrimination in state contracting. The 1936 Democratic National Convention was held in Philadelphia and <mask> was chosen to offer a prayer. Ellison D. Smith walked out of the convention after seeing a black minister on the podium.<mask> said it was a sign the good brother needed more prayer. <mask>, Ominsky, and Finnerty were reelected to the legislature in 1936. He was appointed to a commission that was charged with drafting a new city charter for Philadelphia, but the document was rejected by the voters. He was not a candidate for reelection in 1938, but in 1940 he ran again and was elected along with Finnerty and Samuel Rose. <mask> was appointed recorder of deeds in Washington, D.C. after Franklin D. Roosevelt left office. There were only two black people in government service in the nation's capital at that time. <mask> ran in the 1951 election in Philadelphia.The Democrats nominated him for the recorder of deeds post and he was elected by the voters. He was part of a wave that swept the Republican Party out of power for the first time in 67 years. The job was eliminated and the department became a city government. The Commissioner of Records is an equivalent civil service position. <mask> ran for a seat on the Philadelphia City Council in 1955. By the rules of the limited voting system for the at-large seats, the majority party could only take five of the seven seats, leaving two for the minority party. <mask> was elected one of the five Democratic slots.He was the head of the public works committee on the council. Civil service protections were proposed to be weakened. After party leaders promised more black Democrats would get political appointments, <mask> voted in favor of the change. In order for the amendments to make it to the ballot for popular approval, a two-thirds vote was needed in Council. <mask> was re-elected in 1959 and 1963. He had surgery to remove a brain tumor. He died at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital at the age of 67.He was buried in North Carolina after his funeral. The Mount Olivet Church was led by <mask>. until his death in 2002. The Philadelphia Housing Authority named a new housing development after <mask>. There are references to books Journals Newspapers websites 1899 births 1967 deaths 20th-century American politicians African-American Baptist ministers African-American state legislators in Pennsylvania Baptist ministers from the United States Members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives People from Oxford, North Carolina

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title: Gheorghe Asachi

texts: AMoldavian writer, poet, painter, historian, dramatist and translator was named <mask>. He was one of the most influential people of his generation. For a long time, the civil servant charged with overseeing allMoldavian schools was <mask>, a respected journalist and political figure, as well as active in technical fields such as civil engineering and pedagogy. Albina Romneasc, a highly influential magazine, and the creation of Mihilean, which replaced Greek-language education with teaching in Romanian, were among his leading achievements. His literary works combined a taste for Classicism with Romantic tenets, while his version of the literary language relied on archaisms and borrowings from theMoldavian dialect. A controversial political figure, <mask> endorsed the Imperial Russian presence inMoldavia and played a major part in establishing the Regulamentul Organic regime. He opposed both the Moldavian revolution of 1848 and the country's union with Wallachia.He was involved in the attempt to block the unionist project with the help of an electoral fraud. The employment of foreign experts in various fields and educational institutions was supported by <mask> because of his deep connections with the Western culture. He had a relationship with the father-in-law of the French historian. Hertsa, a small town which is now part of Ukraine, was where <mask> was born. His family came from Austrian-ruled Transylvania, where it was known as Asachievici. According to several sources, his father was an Orthodox priest who had close contacts with Metropolitan Veniamin Costachi. Elena was the daughter of a priest.Petru was another son of the couple. The young Gheorghe most likely went to the Church-run primary school in Hera because his father was the first teacher. In the summer of 1795, after deciding not to send <mask> and Petru toMoldavian Greek-language school in the capital city of Iai, Lazr <mask> decided to give them a more modern education in Austrian lands. After completing seven terms of education in Latin, Polish and German, <mask> <mask> entered university at the age of 14. After two years of studying at the Faculty of Letters, Philosophy and Sciences, he withdrew and returned to Moldavia. His familiarity with Western culture was unparalleled in his native country during the first half of the 19th century. He designed several lodgings in his native country.His return followed the death of his mother and the appointment of Lazr <mask> as the First Protopope of theMoldavian Metropolitan Seat. In 1805, Metropolitan Veniamin helped <mask> leave for Vienna after doctors advised him to seek treatment for Malaria. <mask> studied mathematics and astronomy with Tobie Brg, as well as pursuing training in the art of painting, after receiving a stately scholarship. The 1805 War of the Third Coalition, in which La Grande Armée occupied Vienna, allowed <mask> to learn about French Revolutionary and liberal tenets, which he partly adopted. WhenMoldavia was occupied by the Russian Empire, First Protopope Lazr tried to have his son appointed lieutenant and local head of the Corps of Engineers, but <mask> <mask> refused to assume office. He left for the Italian Peninsula in April 1808 to complete his studies in Rome, but stopped in other places along the way. After reaching the capital of the Papal States on 11 June, <mask> left on 19 August to visit Naples, Pompeii, and other locations in the Kingdom of Sicily.He descended into the volcanic crater after reaching Mount Vesuvius. After returning to Rome, he focused on studying Renaissance Latin and Italian literature, as well as taking classes in archeology, painting and sculpture, and entering his most prolific phase in visual arts. He met Bianca Milesi, the daughter of a wealthy merchant from Milan, while visiting an art shop near the Spanish Steps. Despite her marriage to a French doctor, he was to remain her passionate admirer until her death from cholera in 1849. She inspired <mask>'s Romantic nationalism and was a major source of inspiration for him. The Roman Literary Society presented him with an award for his first poems on nationalist subjects. The Future called for national regeneration.<mask> studied events depicted on Trajan's Column and searched the Vatican Library for documents about the history of Romania. He came across Cantemir's History of the Growth and Decay of the Ottoman Empire in his English-language edition. <mask> was told by Franois Miollis, the French commander in Rome, that Napoleon Bonaparte intended to emancipateMoldavia and Wallachia as a result of the expedition into Russia. After being encouraged, <mask> decided to travel back home on 22 June 1812 and arrived in Iai on 30 August. Napoleon's retreat from Russia and the restoration of Ottoman suzerainty and Phanariote rules ended his designs for French protection over the Danubian Principalities. In response to these developments, <mask> <mask> centered his attention on cultural improvements, Westernization, and Enlightenment teachings. Prince Callimachi appointed him Reviewer for the Department of Foreign Affairs because of his expertise and familiarity with European languages.In 1814, <mask> proposed a course in engineering and topography to be held at the Princely Academy in Iai, once approved by the ruler. He offered additional training in drawing and art history. There were several exhibits of his students' work. Despite a favorable report from its inspectors, Asachi's facility soon met with opposition from Greek teachers at the Academy, which led it to be closed soon after its original students graduated. <mask> was allowed to keep his position as head of the Princely Library and his house on Academy grounds despite being stripped of his professorship. He traveled to Transylvania in order to get the help of scholars in order to reorganize the Orthodox seminary at Iai's Socola Monastery. The friendly relations he had with the leaders of the Transylvanian School helped in achieving this goal, as well as the teachers who became teachers at the Academy.The earliest stage of the Greek War of Independence took place in 1821 when the Greek Filiki Eteria forces crossed the Prut River and took overMoldavia. Like his father, <mask> fled into Russian territory. After the Ottoman Empire took back the region, <mask> was appointed to represent theMoldavians in the Austrian Empire. He joined the ranks of nobility after being awarded the traditional rank of Great Comis. <mask> was noted for his contacts with nationalist intellectuals who represented various ethnicities in the Austrian Empire. The Austrian woman he met in Vienna was his concubine until 1823, when they were married in an Orthodox church in Iai. A girl and two boys were adopted by <mask> after their mother died.After returning, <mask> was appointed to take care of all the schools. The upper school and gymnasium was opened in March 1828, in honor of the 17th-century prince Vasile Lupu. The first modern institution of its kind inMoldavia was supplemented by a college. coala Vasilian sent several of its alumni, including the architect Alexandru Costinescu, for further studies abroad in the 19th century. A fire in Iai's western quarter destroyed <mask>'s lodging and most of his possessions. After the end of the Russo-Turkish War,Moldavia and Wallachia were once again under the control of Russian administration. <mask> decided to expand his educational goals and popularize new ideas through the means of press institutions, and requested approval from the Russian consul in Iai, Matvey Minciaky, to have these set up.Albina Romneasc, his project for a magazine, was endorsed by Russia in April of 1829. The first periodical to be published inMoldavia was called Institutul Albinei and was housed in the Trei Ierarhi area. Albina Romneasc hosted pieces on current events, scientific essays, as well as articles offering practical advice, alongside its stated goal of generating a literary language. Over the following decades, it oversaw the publishing of several other magazines, which were originally designed as supplements. Koglniceanu was upset that Albina Romneasc relied on publishing translations from foreign authors instead of encouraging national specificity. A large panel of related works, including a series of almanacs, was issued by <mask>. A Frenchman named Gallice was the co-editor of SpicuitorulMoldo-Romn, which was published in both French and Romania.Russian governor Peter Zheltukhin established a boards of experts from both countries to draft the Regulamentul Organic. The project was delayed because of the war and epidemics of bubonic plague, as well as the secretary of theMoldavian board. The Akkerman treaties called for the new legislation to be adopted through a vote in a representative Boyar Divan, and who attempted to have <mask> and Conachi recalled. Despite the protests, the board continued its activities, being overseen by the former consul Minciaky; together with Mihail Sturdza and the Wallachian Alexandru Vilara, <mask> was dispatched to Saint Petersburg to obtain the approval of Emperor Nicholas I, which led to the document The final version of the Regulament endorsed his efforts as an educator, as well as transferring assets donated by Vasile Lupu to coala Vasilian. The trade regulations offered by the Regulament were welcomed with enthusiasm by <mask>, prompting him to write an ode in their honor. In contrast to his later writings, <mask> attempted to introduce provisions for the two Principalities' union, and some of his interventions in the text were meant to facilitate this project.He denounced the exploitation of peasants' labor by the boyars at the time. The institutions he saw functioning in the Russian capital were something that <mask> <mask> wanted to replicate inMoldavia. The first collection of documents referring to the country's history was published by <mask> after he became head of theMoldavian National Archives. He was a main partner of the prince and former colleague on theMoldavian board, Mihail Sturdza, who received funds and helped to prioritize education inMoldavian. The common framework of the Regulament was strengthened when <mask> visited the Wallachian capital of Bucharest in July of the same year. He designed and built a new house in the Muntenimea area of Copou Hill, which was built on a large plot of land he had purchased from Lupu Bal. There was a second, smaller house in downtown Iai.The firstMoldavian girls' school was to be opened in the capital in the late 18th century. Academia Mihilean, the first Romanian-language institution of higher education, was established in the city in 1835. A fundamental institution of higher learning, and the nucleus for the present-day University of Iai, it also hosted lectures by cultural figures fromMoldavia, Transylvania and Wallachia alike, including some of <mask>'s young rivals. The plan to create a school of agronomy was presented by <mask>, as well as the creation of a school for further qualification in engineering. He founded theMoldavian Theater along with Sptar Alecsandri, the father of Vasile Alecsandri, on November 15, 1836. He took charge of the translation of the German-language dictionary into theMoldavian language at the head of the committee. During the early 1840s, he became interested in organizing education for the non-emancipated Armenian and Jewish communities, and in 1842, a primary school was set up for them.The primer was issued by <mask>'s printing press. He was behind the creation of the Iai School of Arts and Crafts, as well as the establishment of the first public library, an Art Gallery, and a National History Museum. A teacher named Malgouverné oversaw the transformation of Academia Mihilean into a French-language school. In front of the liberal current, <mask> moved towards Conservatism, defending Regulamentul Organic. He clashed with young activists who rejected Sturdza's rule and noted that a new people was born with new wishes and ideas. The anti-Regulament failed rebellion of 1848 brought his conflict with Koglniceanu to the field of politics. Albina Romneasc criticized the revolutionaries for abandoning their duty to the powers that be, and praised Russia for sending its troops to combat "anarchy", as most other press venues submitted to the minimal requirement of Russian officials.Koglniceanu later claimed that he had seen <mask> cry over being made to criticize the activists. At a time when the post-revolutionary group Partida Naional began campaigning for Moldo-Wallachian unification, <mask> joined the separatist camp. While supporting the interests of the middle class, <mask> stressed that these could compliment a feudal system. Eufrosina, <mask>neasc changed its name to Gazeta deMoldavia almost one year after the Convention of Balta Liman awarded the throne to the reform-minded and revolutionary sympathizer Grigore Alexandru Ghica. In 1849, <mask> resigned his positions as inspector and archivist and was awarded a substantial pension.He used the position of head of censorship to award imprimatur for reformist ideas, with Prince Ghica's tacit approval. The Chronicle of Huru was endorsed by him at the time, as it was used to clarify the more mysterious aspects of the country's early medieval history. After Ghica's retirement, the anti-unionist camp turned the Gazeta de Moldavia into an official platform. 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title: Gheorghe Asachi

texts: Negruzzi, <mask> was once again an official censor and inspector ofMoldavian schools. As the Treaty of Paris imposed the creation of ad hoc Divans, through which the two countries' inhabitants were allowed to decide their future, the unionist camp saw a chance for fulfilling its goals.<mask>, who supported Sturdza's bid for the throne, is thought to have played a major part in bringing about the electoral fraud carried out by the government of KaymakamNicolae Vogoride. He was a candidate in the Iai electoral college and received 197 votes, placing him second among the representatives it sent to the Divan. His magazine claimed that the regime acted impartially. <mask> was forced to note that the new elections in August overturned the previous results due to an agreement between the Second French Empire and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. His candidacy for the position of secretary of the electoral board was awarded one vote after he was no longer elected a deputy. As the Kaymakam ended his mandate in October 1858, the paper ceased to be dedicated to political subjects and support for Vogoride's policies. In late November it reappeared under the title Patria, which continued to criticize Partida Naional from a conservative position.The magazine supported tefan Catargiu, <mask>'s lifelong ally and the representative of the body of kaymakams, against the two unionists. A. Cantacuzino. In November of 1836, <mask> and 36 other boyars tried to get the Ottoman grand duke to intervene against the unionist kaymakams, restore censorship and narrow down the electoral lists. The situation changed in January 1859, when Partida Naional was able to ensure the election of Alexandru Ioan Cuza as both Prince of Moldavia and Prince of Wallachia. After Cuza's accomplishment, <mask> wrote a pome titled Od la Dumnezeu, "An Ode to God", which stated that power resides in unity. Patria reduced the amount of articles it wrote in support of separation. As Domnitor Cuza was deposed and the election of a foreign ruler was being assessed, it is probable that <mask> <mask> switched to a separatist stance.It is certain that <mask> eventually rallied with Carol later in the year, as this remains a mysterious aspect of his political career. His inconsistent views may have caused other intellectuals to reject his participation in founding the academy. After <mask> was declared insolvent, the Copou house was put up for auction, but the writer was able to come up with the money. He tried to sellInstitutul Albinei to the state but couldn't because of his debts. In February 1869, the Dimitrie Ghica government awarded <mask> a yearly pension of 8,888 lei for his services to the country. He died in Iai and was buried at the church. His printing press stopped working in 1867.One of the most representative members of an idealist generation ofMoldavian intellectuals was <mask>. <mask>, like Grigore Alexandrescu, George Baronzi and others, tended to side with the latter, at a time when his counterpart in Bucharest, Ion Heliade Rdulescu, bridge, did not. The literary critic concluded that <mask>'s literature signaled a transition between a Classicist stage exemplified by Costache Conachi and younger Romantics such as Vasile Alecsandri. Students were recommended to study Italian literature by <mask> <mask>. His creation comprised poems, the first of which were written in Italian, as well as vast array of short stories and novellas, through which <mask> attempted to create a legendary history partly mirroring Romania's mythology. The major influences on his work were Renaissance authors such as Petrarch, but he also accommodated more modern influences. The myth of Baba Dochia, which houses the Ceahlu Massif under the name of Pion, inspired <mask> to create a fictional location called Dochia.<mask> was the first person to mention Baba Dochia in connection to the Roman Emperor Trajan and the Dacian Wars and the vague and unprecedented references make it likely that he actually invented the original story as well. The first Prince ofMoldavia, Drago, is the subject of an eponymous novella that partly drew on old chronicles and displayed <mask>'s own fictional devices. The story centers on Harboe, a chivalrous ruler who resides in the Cumanian town of Romidava, who falls in love with Branda, the daughter of a Moesian lord and would-be wife of Drago. A deer hind and a vestal-like priestess guard Dochia's hidden altar. Similar to their subjects, <mask>'s other prose works on historical subjects include large Gothic monuments and tournaments in medievalMoldavia, as well as improbable details from the lives of Princes Bogdan I, Stephen the Great, and Petru Rare. The life of Ruxandra, daughter of Vasile Lupu and Tymofiy Khmel, was romanticized in <mask>'s works. In connection with Vogoride's policies, <mask> drew on historical subject to counter the calls for unity voiced by Partida Naional; in addition to the endorsement he gave to the Chronicle of Huru, he emphasized.This was in line with comments made by the Wallachian anti-unionist, who proposed a monument to honor the Battle of Finta, in which the Wallachian forces defeated an army ofMoldavians. During his debate with other intellectuals of his age, Mihail Koglniceanu argued that <mask>'s works were replicas of foreign models. Several influential literary historians of the 20th century expressed similar views: George Clinescu indicated that, in general, poems by <mask> sounded "banal"; in one of his essays, Paul Zarifopol commented that <mask> and his generation, from Iancu Vc In his best work, <mask> announced the poetic language of Mihai Eminescu, the most influential author of the late 19th century. During debates about the shape of literary language, <mask> drew criticism for introducing archaisms and using neologisms to the lexis, as well as for the forms of spelling he encouraged. George Clinescu commented on a series of words which are nowhere used outside of his novellas and poems, which are now seeming bizarre, mostly Romantic, lacking in historical perception. <mask> came closer to Koglniceanu's views than to those of Rdulescu because he called for the modern language to reflect as much as possible the one used by the folk.One of the first to discover old Moldavian chronicles and recommend them for reading, he came to propose that theMoldavian dialect could be used as a template for modern speech. He was noted for proposing himself that the Church language be used as a template, while contrasting the support he gave to Westernization in general with his dislike for popular French-sounding neologisms. In an article he published in 1847, <mask> defined himself as a partisan of "the juste milieu" on language matters, and recommended adopting words and rules of grammar with moderation, and from all sources available. According to the literary critic, " anyone who has ever read anything of what this writer has authored knows that he has a language of his own, a characteristic one, resembling those of many writers." The commentator noted that there were similarities between <mask>'s way of speaking and Costache Conachi's way of speaking. <mask> was a pioneer of the Latin-based linguistic purism favored by many Transylvanian scholars. In his later years, <mask> came to praise and uphold Heliade Rdulescu's controversial advocacy in favor of modifying Romanian on the basis of Italian, with its claim that the two languages were in fact closely related dialects of Latin.Koglniceanu, who pointed out that <mask> had alternatively used "tch", "tz", "c", and "cz", was noted for their inconsistencies. The first performance of a play in a language other than English took place at the Ghica family manor on December 27, 1816. The work was his own adaptation of Myrtil et Chloé, a pastoral theme written by Solomon Gessner and re-written by Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian; in its printed version, the text also featured illustrations drawn by his own hand. <mask>'s play helped to counter the perception of the early 19th centuryMoldavian cultural environment. Veniamin Costachi was present in the audience as two Ghicas and a Sturdza were assigned parts in the first staging. The National Theatre was led by <mask> in the early 19th century. The writer contributed translations from various dramatists and playwrights before and after this moment.He lent a hand to the development of local opera theater by publishing librettos for popular operas. <mask> assisted and encouraged the development of Romania's art. By the 18th century,Moldavian art had come to focus on portrait painting and was dependent on boyar patronage. Romantic nationalist themes and popularizing new trends were introduced by <mask>. He integrated painting, architecture, and drawing and oil painting in classes taught at Mihilean, and introduced lithography through the means of his printing press. The copying and publishing of paintings and drawings with historical themes was encouraged by him in the 1830s and 1840s. <mask> emphasized the educational aspects of "history painting in oil", and intended its creations to reach as wide an audience as possible.His contributions were similar to those of Rdulescu, who opened the first museum in Wallachia. The works are usually nave and inaccurate in their reconstruction of historical scenes. The only one of his disciples who remained under the influence of <mask>'s teachings for the rest of his life was the recipient of a scholarship. The minor artist <mask> Nstseanu was also included in <mask>'s disciples. <mask>'s most important contribution to the artistic field was his involvement in attracting foreign painters to theMoldavian scene by offering them commission or educational assignments. <mask> thought that Schiavoni was the most competent and replaced most others after reexamining their skills. <mask> did not assign a teaching post to the former Carboneria revolutionary Niccol Livaditti, who arrived in Iai during that period.The art classes were disestablished in 1843 due to the protest of various boyars who objected to the fact that members of all social groups could attend them. The influence of Classicism can be seen in the works of <mask> <mask>. They are considered inferior to both their creator's contributions to other cultural fields and the works of many other painters who were active inMoldavia at the time. A painting of Stephen the Great facing his mother, signed by the Italian artist Giani, is one of the works <mask> is known to have sketched out. A series of drawings from the early 19th century have been attributed to <mask>. Elena was the widow of <mask> <mask>. The first original book on mathematics in his country was written by Dimitrie <mask>, the most famous of his adopted children.The artist and author of historical works, who joined the army and became an officer, published several albums of hand-colored prints. The son of a former prince moved into <mask>'s house after she fell in love with him. George Moruzi died in 1856. In 1843, Hermiona translated and published a collection of maxims. She married a second time, in 1852, to the well-known French historian Edgar Quinet, who she had attended his lectures at the Collge de France five years before. There were no children by the Quinets. A statue of <mask> was erected in front of the school in the fall of 1890, an initiative taken by a group of his conservative collaborators.The remains of <mask> and his wife Elena were placed in the monument's base. There is a monument in the courtyard of <mask>'s house on Copou Hill that commemorates his daughter Eufrosina and his grandson George. <mask> laid out the plan for a monument honoring Regulamentul Organic, which was completed by the Russian artist Sungurov and raised on Copou as the first structure of its kind inMoldavia. In 1871, Eternitatea, a cemetery corresponding to his requirements, was set up on land donated to the city, after he proposed to create a modern cemetery in Iai on Galata Hill. Malvina Czapkai, a creditor of <mask> and his son, took over the Copou house and turned it into a Russian military hospital. Marie of Edinburgh bought it for 52,000 lei after marrying Ferdinand Hohenzollern. During World War I, the Principesa Maria School for Arts and Crafts was a home for orphans.Queen Marie became an institute for welfare in 1937 and hosted the practice of sociologist and psychologist Mihai Ralea. The house was a hospital in World War II when it was taken over by the Romanian Air Force, and in 1948, when the Communist regime was established, it was nationalized, along with all other Royal property. The Alexandru Philippide Institute of Philology and the Gheorghe Zane Institute of Economic and Social Research were housed there. Giovanni Schiavoni, an associate of <mask>'s, painted a painting of the young writer surrounded by objects illustrating his many interests. The present-day Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iai was created in 1937 as an institute of technology. A public library in the city is named after him, as well as a school built in 1900 on the site previously occupied by coala Vasilian and high schools in Botoani and Sibiu, as well as in the Moldovan capital Chiin. George Clinescu wrote about Istoria literaturii romne.Compendiu is in Bucharest. Crbu and Gabriel were at the tefan cel Mare University of Suceava. rile romne la nceputul epocii moderne. Drgu, Vasile; Florea, Vasile; Grigorescu, Dan and Mihalache, Marin. "Prefa" is a book written by Mciuc. George Oprescu wrote an ed. Scurt istorie a artelor plastice.The Gheorghe Asachi House is in

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title: Ghitta Carell

texts: <mask> was the professional name of <mask>, an Italian photographer who came to prominence between 1930 and 1950. Despite her Jewish heritage, she was a favored photographer among the aristocracy and helped build the imagery used in Fascist propaganda. She remained in Italy after the fall of Mussolini. She died in obscurity in Israel at the end of the 1960s. Her archives, preserved by the 3M Foundation, have been toured throughout Europe and a revival of interest in evaluating her skill as a technician has developed in the 21st century. <mask> was born on September 20, 1899 in Szatmr County, Hungary to Lotti Sonnenberg and Ignc Klein. Her parents were both shoe factory owners.She may have studied with the photographer and traveled to Vienna and Leipzig to further her training, or she may have informally studied masters of photography such as Székely and Ergy Landau. Her early biographical record has sparse information and was embellished with details of having descended from a wealthy industrial family, prestigious apprenticeships, and her "discovery" after arriving in Italy on vacation and shooting a mythical photograph of a baby which appeared all over Italy on a Fascist propaganda poster. Klein became involved with the group of Hungarian artists and intellectuals in Florence after moving to Italy in 1924. She used orthochromatic plates to modify the skin tone and softened the image further. She went to great lengths to hide her improvements to images, such as sharpening details, increasing the light contrast, and employing airbrush. After learning Italian, she opened a studio at 13 Viale Milton in Florence in 1927. Her work from 1927 includes likenesses of Baroness Bonacorsa Alliotti and Teresa Martini Marescotti.<mask> <mask> started publishing her images in fashion magazines under the name of <mask> <mask> in order to get more space in publications. <mask> was encouraged to go to Rome by Sophia, who introduced her to court, after taking a photograph of Sophia, Queen Consort of Greece, wrapped in an ermine jacket with a black veil encircling her. In Rome, <mask> became the photographer for the Italian royal family after her photograph of Mafalda di Savoia, taken in 1928, was published in the March 1929 edition of Le Carnet Mondain, the social register. Two of the architects of Fascist propaganda were photographed by her. Both the political identity of Mussolini and his cultural policies were created by the two key figures. She took pictures of the family members of both Sarfatti and Piacentini. The photographs of Queen Marie José and Mussolini were taken by <mask> in 1931.<mask> opened a new studio in Rome in 1932 and continued to maintain a studio in Florence until 1930. In 1933, she produced the wedding photographs for Fiammetta to Livio Gaetani, and two years later shot photographs of their first child, Roberto. The two women were known to be rivals for the same clients. Mussolini was the subject of a series of portraits shot by <mask>, which were quite different from previous images of him in a militaristic stance. In <mask>'s photographs, he was portrayed as a refined intellectual, with the only reference to politics being a National Fascist Party badge in his buttonhole. Carell was one of the most sought-after photographers in Rome. Despite her Jewish heritage, Carell was allowed to stay in the country despite her police scrutiny at the beginning of World War II.After the war ended, she became a naturalized Italian and continued to make photographs of high-powered society figures. Her last official portrait was of the Pope. In 1969 she donated 50,000 negatives of her archives to the Ferrania Information Center, which was later consolidated into the 3M Foundation Italia in Milan and moved to Israel. <mask> died in Haifa on January 8, 1972 and was largely forgotten or dismissed as an ideological photographer until the 21st century, when critical analysis of her techniques renewed. <mask> <mask>'s biography was published in Hungary in 2011. <mask> <mask> is re-examining her life. An exhibition of her works was presented after each book was released.The first time <mask>'s works were shown in her native Hungary, the exhibition began at the Hungarian National Museum. The influence of Disney and Hollywood on <mask>'s work was evaluated in Rome. Hungarian women photographers from Florence, Italian women photographers, Jewish women artists, and 20th-century Italian Jews are some of the people mentioned.

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title: Robert Brownjohn

texts: <mask> was an American graphic designer who was known for his wit and 1960s pop culture. He is best known for From Russia with Love and Goldfinger. His father was a bus driver and he was born in New Jersey. His father died when he was 12. Brownjohn showed early artistic promise despite his family's disinclination. He earned a place at the Institute of Design in Chicago, Illinois in 1944 after attending the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York for a year. Much of the structural quality in <mask>'s graphic design can be traced to the influence of Moholy-Nagy and Serge Chermayeff.He used marijuana and heroin in his spare time and frequented the city's jazz clubs with Chermayeff and Buckminster Fuller. Because of his proclivities, Brownjohn became acquainted with many musicians of the era. A non professional B.A. was received. After working as an architect in Chicago, Brownjohn returned to the Institute to teach his own courses in the school's evening division, which had been absorbed as a unit of the Illinois Institute of Technology in 1949. He worked as a designer for several magazines. In 1951, Brownjohn returned to New York City in order to further his career in graphic design. He worked for a wide variety of clients, including Columbia Records, for the next five years.As he became a part of the bohemian social scene in the city, Brownjohn's effusive personality and fondness for jazz music allowed his friends to blossom. During this time, Brownjohn became addicted to heroin. He died at the age of 44 due to this affliction. Donna and Brownjohn were married in 1956. The couple had a daughter. Brownjohn formed Brownjohn, Chermayeff & Geismar (BCG) with fellow designers Ivan Chermayeff and Tom Geismar. Initially, BCG was designed for print, producing experiments in typographical design as well as taking on commercial projects.The booklet, Watching Words Move, was an experiment in which words were changed to suggest their meaning in different ways. "+dd", "-tract" and "sexxx" are used. The United States' stand at the World's Fair was designed by BCG. The Pepsi-Cola Company was one of the largest clients of BCG at this time. It also designed the company magazine and created Christmas decorations for the New York headquarters. He taught advanced advertising design as an adjunct professor. The end of 1959 saw the end of BCG.He moved to London with his family in order to take advantage of the UK's more liberal attitude to drug use. The company became known for its seminal corporate identity programs after <mask>'s departure. One of the most fted and socially connected designers from New York, Brownjohn fit into the Swinging London scene easily. He worked at the J. Walter Thompson advertising agency for a short time before going to work for a different firm. Donna left Brownjohn and moved to Ibiza with her daughter. Brownjohn began working with moving images. The producers of the James Bond films had disagreements with the film title designer.Brownjohn was asked to design the title sequence for the second James Bond film. <mask>'s work on two James Bond titles, From Russia with Love and Goldfinger, is probably his most well-known achievement. He used the technique of projecting moving footage onto the bodies of models and filming the results. Lszl Maholy-Nagy used the idea of filming projections in his early films of the 1920s. The style and glamour of the 1960s typify Brownjohn's work. The deliberate lining up of a projected shot of a golf putt so that the ball appears to roll down gold painted model Margaret Nolan's cleavage is a classic Brownjohn device. The title design was photographed by David Watkin.The British posters for the film featured Sean Connery and Honor Blackman over a gold painted Margaret Nolan. The characters in a golden hand are depicted in a second poster. Saltzman and Brownjohn did not work on any other Bond films. The cover of the 1969 Rolling Stones album is probably the most notable work from <mask>'s post-Bond career. Between 1966 and 1970 he created moving graphics. There was a poster for the New York Peace Campaign in 1969 that had an ace of spades playing card on a white background with a question mark to the right. Dick Clement's film Otley had a small role for Brownjohn.<mask> died of a heart attack in London on August 1, 1970, seven days shy of his 45th birthday. Further reading King, Emily, <mask>hn: Sex and Typography, and Chronicle Books, 2006 External links Art Directors Club biography, portrait

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title: Jeanne Bisgood

texts: She was an English amateur golfer. She won the English Women's Amateur Championship three times, in 1951, 1953 and 1957, and played in the Curtis Cup three times. The daughter of the two people who were married in 1922 was born on August 11, 1923. He was the first cricketer to score a century on debut. He was a badminton player for Ireland. At the All England Open Badminton Championships, she won three doubles titles. Ian Harvey became a Conservative MP after his father, Major Douglas Harvey, was killed in Mesopotamia in 1917.At the age of 15, she played in the Girls Amateur Championship and lost in the second round. She won the Daily Graphic Cup with a score of 75. She made it to the quarter-finals of the English Women's Amateur Championship. In 1949, <mask> played for England in the Women's Home Internationals and won her singles match. She lost to Clarrie Reddan in the third round of the women's amateur championship. She was selected for the British team to play France and Belgium in the Vagliano Trophy. She was selected for the Curtis Cup team at the Country Club of Buffalo in September after a performance that saw her reach the quarter-finals of the 1950 Womens Amateur Championship.She won her singles match in a match against a team of visiting Australian women. In the 1950 Curtis Cup, the Americans won 8 matches to 1, with one match halved, and <mask> losing both her matches. The team played a Canadian team and won both of their matches. In 1951, <mask> lost to Catherine MacCann at the 22nd hole in the semi-finals of the Amateur Championship at Broadstone Golf Club. She had defeated Beverly Hanson. The British team won both of their matches against France and Belgium. She scored 80 on the west course and 69 on the east course to win the Daily Graphic women's national tournament.She won the English Women's Amateur Championship at St Annes Old Links in October. He was selected for the team. The British team took a 2–1 lead on the first day. The singles match was tied 3–3 and gave Britain the 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 <mask> beat Mae Murray in the fourth singles match. Murray won the quarter-finals of the women's amateur championship at the 19th hole. She lost in the third round of the English Women's Amateur Championship.The British team won the Commonwealth tournament at Formby in July of 1953. Canada, New Zealand, and a British junior team were other teams. The New Zealanders and Canadians played against England. She competed in the Sunday Graphic tournament. She finished third behind two other people. She won the English Women's Amateur Championship for the second time, beating Jean McIntyre 6&5 in the final. One of the first three women to be selected for the 1954.She lost in the quarter-finals of the women's amateur championship by one hole. The Americans won 6 matches in the cup. She lost her singles match and did not play in the foursomes. The team had earlier won a match against a Canadian team. There were a number of open championships on the continent. She was the Swedish champion in 1952, the German and Italian champion in 1953, the Portuguese champion in 1954, and the Norwegian champion in 1955. She won the English Women's Amateur Championship for the third time, beating Margaret Nichol 10&8 in the final.The event was held in Bournemouth. She was on the winning team four times in the Women's Home Internationals. The captain of the team was not a player. She has been a member of the Parkstone Golf Club for over 80 years. The family moved from London to the Bournemouth area in 1940. She joined the Women's Royal Naval Service after studying History at the University of Oxford. Over 50 code-breaking machines were housed at Stanmore.She trained as a barrister after leaving Oxford and passed her final exam in 1947. She returned to her hometown after her mother's death. She was an active member of the education area. She was a judge. In the Birthday Honours of 1982, he was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire. She received a Doctor of Education from Bournemouth University. The Canada– Great Britain match was won by Canada in 1950 and the Commonwealth tournament was won by Great Britain in 1954.

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