title: Patrick Roberts

texts: <mask> was born on February 5, 1997 and is an English professional footballer. <mask> joined the club at the age of 13 and stayed until the summer of 2016 after signing his first professional contract at the age of 17. <mask> said signing the contract was one of the best feelings in his life. Felix Magath described <mask> as "an extraordinary talent" after he was named as a substitute for the first time in a premier league game. He made his debut as a substitute in a loss to Manchester City. He scored in the second leg of the FA Youth Cup final, but it was too little, too late. <mask> made his first appearance of the season as a substitute in the opening day fixture of the campaign, grabbing an assist shortly after coming on.He made his first start for the Cottagers in a match against Wolves. <mask> signed for Manchester City on a long-term deal for an undisclosed fee. <mask> made his debut as a substitute against Real Madrid in a pre-season tournament. On September 22, 2015, <mask> made his first team debut for Manchester City when he came on as a substitute during a League Cup win against Sunderland. He made his league debut for Manchester City in a 5–1 loss to Spurs, coming on as a substitute for Agero. On January 29, it was reported that Celtic had agreed an 18-month loan deal with Manchester City for <mask>, who was in Glasgow for a medical. On February 1st, the transfer was confirmed.He played for the U20 side a couple of days later in a 4–0 win over Motherwell, scoring Celtic's fourth in the last minute and providing assists for the other three goals. On February 20, 2016 <mask> made his first team debut for Celtic, coming on as a substitute for the final few minutes of Celtic's 3–0 league win over Inverness. He was given his first start in a league match on 2 March. <mask> was noted to have looked "sharp" and showed "flashes of his talent". On April 2, 2016 <mask> scored his first competitive club goal for Celtic in a 3–1 come-from-behind win over Hearts. <mask> was named Scottish Player of the month for April after scoring three goals. He scored two goals in a 3–2 win over Aberdeen on 8 May that helped Celtic win the Scottish title.<mask> ended the season with 7 goals in 12 appearances for Celtic after scoring in a 7–0 win over Motherwell on the final day of the season. <mask> started and scored in a 3–0 win over Lincoln Red Imps in the first game of the 2016 season. He turned down the chance to represent England at the U19 European Championship in order to help Celtic. <mask> was named man of the match in a match against his parent club Manchester City after scoring a solo goal. He played in 43 games and scored 15 goals for Celtic in the 2016–17 season, helping the club to their sixth consecutive league title. On August 28, it was announced that <mask> had rejoined Celtic. <mask> was out for a number of months after he was injured during a match against Motherwell.He came on a substitute for James Forrest in a 0–0 draw against the same opposition. Manchester City said that the ideal next stage in Robert's development would be testing himself in La Liga, one of the world's most technical leagues. He was the only English player in the Spanish top flight when he joined and he made his debut the following day as a substitute against Real Valladolid. He failed to score in 19 league appearances as the club was demoted. <mask> was the first new addition to most-recent Championship winners and therefore newly-promoted Premier League club, signing for them on a season-long loan. <mask> joined Middlesbrough on loan until the end of the season. He scored his first goal in a win over Reading.On 12 October 2020, it was announced that he would be back at the club for the duration of the 2020–21 campaign. <mask> joined Derby County on loan for the remainder of the 2020–21 season. He made his debut for the Rams as a substitute in a 0–3 away league defeat. He moved to French club Troyes on August 31, 2021. <mask> joined the club on a six-month deal with the option to extend it. <mask> has represented England at various levels. He played a key role in England's victory at the European Under 17 Championship in Malta, scoring three goals, grabbing four assists and being named to the team of the tournament.<mask> was called up to the England under-19 squad. <mask> played a big part in the England under-19 team's progression through the 2015 European Under-19 Championship qualification round. <mask> had four goals and four assists in three games for England under-19. He turned down the chance to be in the England squad at the U19 European Championship in order to help Celtic. <mask> was expected to play for England in the U-20 World Cup, but instead chose to play for Celtic in the Scottish Cup Final. <mask> was born in Greater London. He has two siblings, an older brother and a younger sister.He is a fan of football. He graduated from Wimbledon College. Scottish League Cup: 2016–17, Scottish Cup: 2016–17, Girona Supercopa de Catalunya: 2018, England U16 Victory Shield: 2012–13 The players are from Manchester City. The players are from Celtic F.C. The players are from Girona FC and Norwich City F.C. The players are from Middlesbrough F.C.The players are from Derby County. Troyes AC players are from the A.F.C. English expatriates play football in Spain, while French expatriates play football in France.

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title: Eddie Lawrence

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texts: <mask> was an American monologist, actor, singer, lyricist, playwright, artist, director and television personality, whose comic creation, the Old Philosopher, gained him a devoted cult following for over five decades. At the end of The Great Depression, he began performing. He gained a reputation as an original comic/raconteur who performed bizarre free verse in little clubs in the New York area as well as on the "borscht belt" circuit in the Catskills. His first radio broadcast was in 1943, where he did World War II-themed comic impressions of several people. The 1959 original amateur hour 25th anniversary album had a preserved audio transcript of his performance. Major Bowes invites "Larry" to come out of the audience and tell us all he knows. <mask> moved to Paris to study painting.<mask> was <mask>'s birth name. <mask> continued to appear in lesser clubs, honing his comic timing, while taking part in live television productions in New York. His first major stage role was in the second revival of The Threepenny Opera, which opened at the Off-Broadway Theater deLys on September 30, 1955. <mask> was a member of the original cast. The second deLys incarnation ran over six years for a total of 2611 performances and closed on December 17, 1961. While working on his monologue, <mask> stayed with it less than a year. "The Old Philosopher" was a comedy record by a little-known performer that rose to the top of the charts.It paved the way for <mask>'s long comedy career after it turned out to be a one-hit wonder. A crotchety, ridiculous-sounding character performs a four-minute routine. Suddenly, cymbals crash and a brassy rendition of "National Emblem" plays as <mask> declaims in full voice, those sentiments are followed by a recitation of another round of silly misfortunes and foolish optimism, then another rally cry, and then still another round. <mask> ended his number by saying, "And now, this is the Old Philosopher, saying, so long, folks." He used a gun on himself to commit suicide, after a short series of drum beats and a sound of struggle. <mask> was a minor celebrity because of the success of the single. The Garden of Eddie Lawrence did not have much of an impact on the original release.There were three interviews with people called "Kiddie Star", "Wolfgang Birdwatcher" and "Fleming of the Yard", a set of brief gags, and three monologues. The name of the second album was The Old Philosopher. It was the first of <mask>'s five albums for Coral Records and proved so successful that the company realized the profitability of issuing the title routine as a single. The original "Old Philosopher" routine would be included on the 25 years of recorded comedy record. The musical Bells Are Ringing was written by Jule Styne, Betty Comden and Adolph Green and opened at the Shubert Theatre on November 29, 1956. The role of Sandor was played by <mask> in the supporting cast for most of its run. More than two years and 924 performances later, the closing night was March 7, 1959.The Side-Splitting Personality of <mask> Coral came out in 1957. His fans were happy that it only contained one "Old Philosopher" track. The parodies of The Untouchables and Casablanca had an inspired impression of Peter Lorre. The Kingdom of Eddie Lawrence, his next album, came out just before Christmas. Taking note of the season, one of the other tracks, "That Holiday Spirit" was a bizarre routine with a character who may be a combination of "The Old Philosopher" and "Enemy Scrooge." The album cover depicts <mask> sitting in a throne-like chair, wearing a white bathrobe and a Prince Valiant wig, while gazing sideways at his face, while holding a metallic ring shaped like the base of a crown. Eddie the Old Philosopher was released in 1959 and contained four "Old Philosopher" routines and a sentimental <mask> remembers his childhood love."Television Highlights" was a series of parodies which sent up popular television commercials of the era. He reprised his role on Square One TV in 1992. His format was the same, except for the fact that he talks about math. Lift your head up! ", show lights flash, spotlights go out of control, and balloons and confetti fell on him." <mask> did a Christmas version of the "Old Philosopher" routine. In 1960 he began a six-year association with Paramount's cartoon subsidiary, providing the voices for thirteen animated shorts, starting with Scouting for Trouble.Panhandling on Madison Avenue and Fix That Clock are two of the routines he recreated in a number of films. The demise of the theatrical cartoon was caused by changes in the financing and distribution of mass-produced short subjects, which meant that neither <mask> nor another creative talent at the studio could save it. Les Boys was the last gift <mask> in two episodes of Garfield and Friends in 1994. <mask> recorded his dialogue for Garfield and Friends at one of the studios. The films took 7 minutes to finish. Abner the Baseball was a 16-minute special that was seen in November 1961, and was based on a tale that was on The Kingdom of Eddie Lawrence.It is a first-person account by a baseball player who was hit by a home run by Mickey Mantle in 1960. The order of the day was bizarre. It was in the movie 7 Characters in Search of <mask>. There were three new "Old Philosopher" routines. They hang a man for jaywalking. Do you know what's marrin' your day, Darrow? If crime didn't pay, you'd be out of work.Baby boomers who lived within reach of New York City's television stations were able to see <mask> Monday through Friday afternoons on WPIX Channel. The management of WPIX realized that <mask>'s monologues were very popular with adolescent boys who were the core audience for The Three Stooges two-reelers shown, at the time, nationwide by television stations which considered them children's programming. In order to host Dick Tracy cartoons, <mask> was invited to step in as the half-hour program's host. He became a cult figure because of his daily recitations of "Old Philosopher" monologues and other comedy routines, which were only tested on the show and never committed to record. Broadway: Kelly and Sherry! The hosting stint came to an end because of another Broadway show. The book and lyrics were written by <mask>.Herbert Ross was the director and Moose Charlap was the composer. <mask>, the show's author, was expected to assure the success of the show by attending all the rehearsals. February 1st was the first preview and February 6th was the opening night. He hosted his final show at the end of October 1964, saying goodbye to his loyal viewers, and leaving behind a banner with the word Kelly on it. Kelly became involved in controversy when producers began to demand changes during rehearsals and out-of-town tries. After signing onto <mask>'s and Charlap's darkly comic musical about corruption in old New York, they panicked over its perceived lack of commercial appeal, despite some good reviews on the road, and hired new writers in spite of the authors' objections. By the time Kelly''s February 6 opening night at the Broadhurst Theatre ended, it was a completely different show.The Dramatists Guild's clauses protecting the rights of creative artists were the subject of a lawsuit brought by <mask> and Charlap. The song "I'll Never Go There Anymore" was recorded by many artists over the years. The New York Times reported in 2000 that it was one of the songs "I wish I had written". <mask> was popular enough at the time to warrant a recording of comic material and songs from the show, all performed by himself and Charlap. <mask> along with Brian D'Arcy James, Sally Mayes, George S. Irving, John Schuck and Marge Redmond were recorded on a new studio recording in 1998. Is That What's Bothering You Bunkie was released a few months after the Kelly disappointment. Bunkie had five new "Old Philosopher" monologues and six other routines.<mask> played the title character in The Man Who Came to Dinner, a musical that was created by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart. Whiteside, a comically exaggerated representation of Kaufman and Hart's friend, Alexander Woollcott, was performed by Clive Revill, while <mask>'s role was that of Banjo, a send-up of Woollcott's sidekick, Harpo Marx. Sherry! The theater played 72 performances and 14 previews before closing on May 27. There was no cast album that was recorded. The book and lyrics written by James Lipton, the creator and host of the long-running actor-interview series Inside the Actors Studio, were all that remained. A 2004 studio cast album was recorded with stars including Nathan Lane and Carol Burnett.<mask>'s film appearances were unimportant to his other activities. He had a small role in William Friedkin's 1968 recreation of 1920 New York City, The Night They Raided Minsky's. <mask> was hired after the death of Bert Lahr during the filming of this Norman Lear-produced tribute to the early days of Burlesque. <mask> is heard calling for the nurse in Lahr's distinctive Brooklyn accent during the "Crazy House" Burlesque routine. Noice! <mask> had a small part in Who Killed Mary What's 'Er Name?, which was filmed on the streets of New York in 1971. <mask> was a guest on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show on February 22, 1971 and performed a five-minute Old Philosopher routine at the end of which he was heard laughing loudly and repeating some of his lines.<mask>'s last three films were Blade, The Wild Party and Somebody Killed Her Husband. The original New York City-based films of Ernest Pintoff were considered to have little commercial appeal. Tommy Blade is a cop who searches for a serial killer. <mask> had a brief scene as a movie producer. <mask>'s only performing venture in California was Party. <mask>, who was made up to look like an approximation of Louis B. Mayer, played a grimacing movie mogul at the event thrown by the Fatty character. The film received mixed reviews but was praised for its period feel.<mask> was a neighbor of the eponymous "her" in Her Husband, which was filmed in New York by the director of a number of The Twilight Zone episodes. Despite the creative talents involved, this initial starring vehicle for the most-publicized of Charlie's Angels got mostly negative reviews. <mask> had one last encounter with Broadway. He was the writer and director of a Broadway show at the age of 62. The comedy Animals had three one-act plays, The Beautiful Mariposa, Louie and the Elephant and Sort of an Adventure. The Princess Theater had its first previews on April 14, 1981. Animals closed on its opening night.There wasn't a cast album. Thirty years after Bunkie, <mask> had his first new album. The Jazzy Old Philosopher showed that the veteran monologist had not lost his unique touch. The CD consisted of 58 minutes of the traditional and the new, with names such as Mick Jagger, Axl Rose, Boy George and Sinéad O'Connor dropped into the routines. Is that the reason you're down in the dumps? He died in Manhattan at the age of 95. "Is that what's bothering you, Bunkie?" Discography 19** - The Kingdom of <mask>.Ragan, David. There is a page called Who's Who in Hollywood. New York has facts on file. <mask> was born in 1921. The <mask> papers at the American Heritage Center include an interview with <mask> in July 2011.

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title: Mangal Pandey (Bihar politician)

texts: The Health Minister of India is a politician belonging to the Bharatiya Janata Party. He served as the President of the party in Bihar. The leader of the saffron party has been a member of the Legislative Council. The in-charge of Himachal Pradesh is going to be a minister in the election. There was a family of farmers in Bhirgu Baliya, Maharajgunj, Siwan district, Bihar. He was the father of two children. On 19 April 1998 he married Urmila.She is from Saran District. She is a woman. They have a son who was born in 2000. He is a student at the Modern School in New Delhi. In 1987 he completed his secondary education in Siwan and in 1987 he completed his higher secondary education in Science. In 2007, while he was State General Secretary, Bihar, <mask> stated that he is a graduate. He was asked to get more educated and to collect as many degrees as possible.He took it to heart and has been trying ever since. In 1987, when the Bhartiya Janta Party was picking grounds across the country, <mask> joined the student wing of the RSS. He became involved in protesting and printing pamphlets against the government. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He joined the party as a primary member and was made a member of the working committee. His entrance into full-time politics was marked in 1992 when he was elected working committee member of the party's Siwan unit. He helped organize the Shila pujan karyakram of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad.He was a member of the state working committee of the Janta Yuva Morcha. He was made in charge of the Saran zone in 1995. The responsibility of State Secretary,BJYM was given to <mask> in 1997 because he stood up to expectations. During 1997-98, he was co- in charge of L.K. Advani's Swarna Jayanti Rath Yatra. He was made state president of the party in 2000 and started a campaign against Lalu's government. Party workers ask for the expenses done by the state government for the funds allocated by Vajpeyee's government. Block development officers offices are locked down if they fail to answer use.The campaign was a huge success. Over 10000 people were arrested statewide. He was arrested in Muzzaffarpur twice. He was very popular across the state and party ranks. He was made state general secretary of the party in 2005. Bihar. In 2006 he was given the responsibility of state general secretary for the second time.He was in the office for two more terms. The State President of Bihar's party unit was given responsibility when the country was getting ready for the elections. In his first assignment after joining the office, the State Working Committee Meeting at Gaya passed a resolution asking Rajnath Singh to fight the General Elections in leadership of Narendra Modi. A head count of more than seven lakh people was recorded when the "Hunkar Rally" started the election campaign in Bihar. Six people were killed and over 100 were injured in a serial blast at a rally. The party won 31 out of 40 seats in Bihar in the general election. The failure in Bihar assembly elections is a major blow to <mask>'s political career.After becoming the state president, <mask> tried to get the support of the Biharis in different parts of the country. He visits a lot of states for political support. He made "Pravasi Bihari Prakosth" in some states. It is supposed to bridge the gap between natives and immigrants. The hospital authorities in Bihar were busy preparing for the visit of the state health minister when a retired soldier died without any treatment. The patient died in the vehicle that he was brought to the hospital. Despite his family's repeated requests, the authorities did not admit him.

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title: Charlotte E. Ray

texts: <mask><mask> was an American lawyer. She was the first black American female lawyer. In 1872, <mask> graduated from the Howard University School of Law. She was the first woman to practice before the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. Women in other states used her admission as a precedent to get into the bar. <mask> advertised her law office in a newspaper. She only practiced law for a few years because prejudice made her business unsustainable.She became a teacher in Brooklyn after moving to New York. She was a member of the National Association of Colored Women. <mask> was born in New York City to <mask> and Reverend Charles Bennett <mask>. A newspaper called The Colored American was edited by <mask>. <mask> had six siblings. Each of her father's girls went to college. <mask> graduated from the Institution for the Education of Colored Youth in Washington, D.C. in 1869.It was a place where a black woman could get an education. The University's Prep School was where <mask> became a teacher. She was registered in the Law Department as C. E<mask>. <mask> was the first woman to graduate from the Howard University School of Law. According to sources, she graduated from Howard University's chapter of the society. She is thought to have specialized in corporate law while in law school. General O. O. Howard, the founder and first president of Howard University, said that she had "read us a thesis on corporations, not copied from the books but from her brain, a clear incisive analysis of one of the most delicate legal questions."Mary Ann Cary is thought to be the person in question. She was admitted to the Howard School of Law in the District of Columbia in 1872 because she applied under a different name. Howard University at the time had a clearly articulated policy of acceptance of both Black men and women, so it would not have been necessary for her to use initials. On March 2, 1872, <mask> was admitted to the District of Columbia Bar and on April 23, 1872, he was admitted to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. She was included in the Woman's Journal as one of the Women of the Century. The New National Era and Citizen, owned by Frederick Douglass, were where <mask> began her independent practice of commercial law in 1872. According to some sources, she wanted to specialize in real estate law, which would involve less appearances in court.There is evidence that she was in court. She was the first woman to argue in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. It was filed on June 3, 1875. She defended an uneducated woman who was petitioning for a divorce. Habitual drunkenness andcruelty of treatment were cited as reasons for the arguments. <mask>'s petition vividly evokes the violence of the marriage, describing an incident in which the husband first broke the bedstead, so that the wife lay down on the floor, and then "went down stairs, got an ax and returning, ripped up the planks in the floor". One of the best lawyers on corporations in the country was said to be <mask>.She was unable to maintain a steady client flow due to her Howard connections. Not enough people were willing to trust a black woman with their cases because of her legal knowledge and corporate law expertise. Although a lawyer of decided ability, on account of prejudice, was not able to obtain sufficient legal business, she had to give up her active practice. She went back to teaching in the Brooklyn school system. Her sister was a poet. All three sisters were teachers. <mask> gave up teaching for a period to practice law, while Henrietta gave up teaching to get her masters and write poetry.The New York convention of the National Woman Suffrage Association was attended by <mask>. The National Association of Colored Women seems to have been active after 1895. <mask>. Fraim was married in the late 1800s. She died of bronchitis at the age of 60 on January 4, 1911, after moving to Long Island in 1897. The Northeastern University School of Law (Boston, MA) chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International chose to honor <mask> by naming their newly chartered chapter after her, in recognition of her place as the first female African-American attorney. The first black man to be licensed to practice law and hold a judicial position in the United States is believed to be Macon Allen. Jane Bolin was the first black woman to graduate from Yale Law School and serve as a judge in the United States.Thurgood Marshall was the first black Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. George Lewis Ruffin was the first black man to earn a degree from Harvard Law School and the first African American judge in Massachusetts. There are first women lawyers and judges in the United States. <mask>? January 12, 2016 on Biography.com. African-American women lawyers from Washington, D.C. and New York City.

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title: Len De Caux

texts: In 1947, <mask> was publicity director for the Congress of Industrial Organizations and worked to stop the passage of the Taft-Hartley Act. On October 14, 1899, <mask> was born in New Zealand. His father was a reverend. He graduated from Oxford University with a degree in Classics. He joined the Industrial Workers of the World after leaving the United States, where he worked as a merchant seaman. He attended the college from 1922 to 1924. The Federated Press, a labor news service, hired <mask> and sent him to the United Kingdom and Germany as a foreign correspondent in 1925.The Communist Party of Great Britain was founded in 1920. He was the assistant editor on the United Mine Workers Illinois Miner when he came back to the States. He was the assistant editor of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Journal. He rejoined the Federated Press as Washington correspondent in 1933. The Congress of Industrial Organizations was formed in 1935 by John L. Lewis. He became editor of the CIO News in 1937. Time magazine mentioned Labor for Victory 1947 <mask>aux in 1942.Labor for Victory was a radio production between the CIO and the AFL. In the summer of 1941, negotiations began. NBC agreed to run the weekly segment as a public service by April 1942. William Green and Philip Murray agreed to allow their press chiefs, Philip Pearl and <mask>, to narrate alternate weeks between them. The show ran on NBC radio from 1942 to 1942. "<mask> and Pearl hope to make the Labor for Victory program popular enough for an indefinite run, using labor news, name speakers and interviews with workmen." They promise that labor partisanship is out.Peter Lyon, a progressive journalist, was one of the writers for Labor for Victory. Woody Guthrie was asked to contribute to the show. I would like to see a record made of your Girl in the Red, White, and Blue. The title can be found in at least one collection of records. Answering You, Labor for Victory, Jazz in America, and We the People are some of the WWII radio shows where Guthrie performed solo. The Almanac Singers appeared on the U.S. Navy's and CBS Radio's We the People. The papers show that he made unclear contributions to four episodes of Labor for Victory.Labor for Victory did not prove to be a national platform in practice. Of the 104 NBC affiliates, 35 carried the show. It was announced that the show represented "twelve million organized men and women, united in the high resolve to rid the world of Fascism in 1942." Donald E. Montgomery was a consumer's counselor at the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The press and business interests were against organized labor after World War II. Lobbyists were funded better by business interests. In 1946 and 1947, the National Association of Manufacturers had a budget of $3.6 million, while the CIO publicity department had $200 thousand, and the research and education department had another $200 thousand.The CIO had an annual budget of less than half a million dollars, while the largest counterpart had an annual budget seven times larger. <mask> was tied up because of suspicion of his communist ties. Philip Murray, the CIO's second president, had <mask> work with the CIO's legislation and research departments on key messaging. Public. The CIO raised money through the CIO Political Action Committee, which is an object of concern to politicians and business interests. "Your Union is in danger!" was a leaflet distributed by <mask>. ", pamphlets (e.g., "Defend Your Union"), analyses of Congressional agenda, and calls to union members for political action."<mask> came up with a plan for publicizing labor's objections to the bills. The CIO Executive Board had endorsed the continued printing of CIO pamphlets and advertisement mats for placement by international and local unions, as well as special editions of the CIO News. Pre-recorded and live radio address by CIO president Murray, radio spots, placement of CIO officials on existing radio programs, paid newspaper advertisements, and campaigns that targeted different American groups were part of <mask>'s public relations campaign. Philip Murray asked <mask> to resign as the CIO began to rid itself of perceived communists and fellow travelers. The Progressive Party supported Henry A. Wallace in 1948. He worked for the Labor Division as a publicity director. On August 28, 1950, the HUAC investigator referred to <mask> as "<mask>."Cowe. <mask> was the managing editor of March of Labor magazine from 1952 to1953, but he left due to financial shortages of the publisher. He testified before the U.S. Congress about his involvement with the Institute of Pacific Relations. Hope Hale Davis, who was a member of the Ware Group, identified <mask> as a communist in 1954. <mask> was cited as an extremely well concealed Party member. <mask> was unable to work for labor causes because he was branded as a communist. He worked as a linotype operator until 1965, when he retired.<mask> had a personal life and death. He was born in Russia and then in Bessarabia. She joined the Amalgamated Clothing Workers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the Young Peoples Socialist League when she was a child. She was against American entry into World War I and supported Socialist candidates. She was a labor research director in the 1930s and 1940s but resigned in the early 1940s due to a split between the CIO president Lewis and the new president Murray. Wallace was elected as president by her husband. She died in 1959.The couple had a child. On May 24, 1991, <mask> died. The most important work of Legacy De Caux was to defend organized labor. According to Burstein, <mask> was one of the most innovative in pushing for the implementation of differentiated messaging for a variety of important postwar groups. Special editions of the CIO member newspaper, the CIO News, were sent to military personnel abroad, free of charge, during the war, to ensure that servicemen supported organized labor upon their return home. According to Fortune Magazine, veterans had a more favorable attitude towards organized labor than the general population. The Archives of Labor History and Urban Affairs at Wayne State University received <mask>'s papers in 1977.The "Brookwood Labor College Collection" contains the <mask>'s personal correspondence. The "Mary van Kleeck Collection" and the "Henry Kraus Collection" contain correspondence from <mask>. An oral history by <mask> can be found in the Walter Reuther Archives at Wayne State University. Tell It Like It Was, and Is: A Labor Day Address is one of the works oral history interviews.

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title: Kayah (singer)

texts: <mask> is a Polish singer-songwriter who performs a variety of music genres, including pop, soul, jazz, world and dance. Balkan and Jewish music is one of the things she has tried. <mask> released her first self-written album in 1995 and has since established herself as one of the most critically and commercially successful Polish singers. She has placed fourth on the "50 best Polish female singers" list and is one of the most awarded artists by the Polish Society of the Phonographic Industry. Most of <mask>'s albums have been certified gold or Platinum by ZPAV, and she has sold over one million records in Poland. The 1999 collaborative album Kayah i Bregovi, recorded with Yugoslav musician Goran Bregovi, was certified diamond for selling over 700,000 copies and spawned hit singles "pij kochanie, pij" and "Prawy do". Her other hits include "Na jzykach", "Supermenka", "Testosteron", and "Po co" with Krzysztof Kiljaski.She collaborated with Cesria vora. Since founding her own record label in the early 2000s, <mask> has signed many successful artists and released many critically acclaimed albums. She has hosted a number of shows on television and radio in Poland. <mask> supports Poland's Women's Party and the Committee for the Defence of Democracy. She supports the Polish LGBT community. <mask> was born in Warsaw to a Polish mother and a Jewish father, but grew up with her grandparents in Biaystok. There are two stepsisters on her father's side.Konstanty Gaczyski is a Polish poet and Maria Dbrowska is a Polish writer. As a young girl, <mask> wanted to be an archaeologist or a basketball player, and prior to her musical career, she worked in a shop selling ties. <mask>'s childhood nickname was 'Kaja', which was written in English and was a kind of diminutive from her birth name, Katarzyna. <mask> appeared as a backing vocalist in a Polish rock band's song "Mwi ci, e...", which was a hit in 1986. She performed at the National Festival of Polish Song in Opole in 1988 and later took part in the Baltic Song Contest in Karlshamn, Sweden. Her first full-length eponymous album was released by Polskie Nagrania Muza, which consisted of material written by Maciej Zembaty, John Porter and Neil Black, but originally intended for another artist. <mask> does not include the record in her official discography because the label did little to promote it.The singer tried to end her record deal, which she described as "incapacitating", and succeeded. In 1991, the English language version of <mask>'s debut album was released without her consent. The singer worked as a model in Vienna. She provided backing vocals for artists such as De Mono and Grzegorz Ciechowski in the early 1990s. She appeared on a live album by Polish band Republika in 1993. She performed her song "Ja chc ciebie" at the Opole Festival where she received a special award, and at the Baltic Song Contest where she came second. Her first solo album, Kamie, was released in 1995.It was influenced by soul and jazz. An unexpected commercial success, the album included the popular single "Fleciki" and earned gold certification in Poland. <mask> won the Female Vocalist of the Year category at the Fryderyk award, as well as being nominated for the Pop Album of the Year. The album was heavily inspired by soul, funk and disco music of the 70s. Two singles, "Na jzykach" and "Supermenka", reached the top of the Polish airplay chart. The latter's music video featured a guest appearance by Ice-T. <mask> received awards for the Composer, Author, and Female Vocalist of the Year.The duet "Uwierz... to nie ja" with Polish singer Urszula became a hit. <mask> hosted To byo Grane on TVN in 1998. She and Goran Bregovi recorded a collaborative album, Kayah i Bregovi, in April 1999. A blend of Balkan music and Polish folk was what <mask> wrote in her lyrics. The first two singles from the album, "pij kochanie, pij" and "Prawy do lewego", became major hits in Poland and the record went on to sell over one million copies which earned it a diamond certification. <mask> won the Best Female Artist award for the second year in a row. The album was distributed in a number of European countries after its success in Poland.The next solo album by <mask> incorporated elements of soul, world and electronic music. The first music video to be aired on MTV Polska was for the lead single "JakaJa Kayah". The album sold over 100,000 copies in Poland and was nominated for the Pop Album of the Year Fryderyk award. The new single "Embarcao" was recorded with Cape Verdean singer Cesria vora. The English language versions of some of the songs on the album were released internationally. The song "Wiosna przyjdzie i tak" was written by <mask>. She was featured in a song on the album Poczytaj Mi tato 2.Stereo typ was released in August of 2003 by <mask>. The singer's first single, "Testosteron", reached number 2 in the Polish airplay chart. The album was certified gold by ZPAV, was number 1 in the Polish albums sales chart, and received three nominations for the Fryderyk award. In 2004, <mask> contributed the theme song to the Polish version of the animated film Brother Bear and recorded the song "Prcz ciebie, nic" with Krzysztof Kiljaski which was a major hit. She co-founded her own record label, Kayax, and went on to release acclaimed albums by niche and avantgarde artists. In April 2005, the singer released The Best & the Rest, a 2-disc set featuring all of her greatest hits, as well as less popular tracks. It was certified gold after entering the Polish chart at number 1.The singer parted ways with the label after the compilation fulfilled her contract. She became the first artist in East-Central Europe to perform an acoustic concert as part of the MTV Unplugged series when she released the Christmas music with Koldy piewa Kayah. The recording from the event was released as a live CD and DVD in March of 2007, which reached number 4 in the albums chart and received gold certification. Music 4 Boys & Gays was created to support the Polish LGBT community. "Ding dong" was released in late 2008. Her first full-length studio album in six years, Skaa, was released by Kayax in September 2009, and continued her 1995 album's soul and jazz sound. The singer's second number 1 album in Poland was certified gold after the premiere.In 2010 there were two collaboration albums: Kayah & Royal Quartet with Royal String Quartet in March and Panienki z temperamentem with Renata Przemyk in November. The former reached the top 10 in the Polish albums chart and the latter was certified gold. She took part in the TV talent show The Voice of Poland, a Polish version of The Voice, as a member of the judging panel in the spring of 2011. <mask> collaborated with various musicians of Polish, Ukrainian and Persian origin at the Festival of Jewish Culture in Warsaw. The singer performed traditional Jewish songs from different regions of Europe and the Middle East in a range of languages on the album Transoriental Orchestra. <mask> toured the material in Poland, Israel and Spain after the album was certified Platinum there. She was honoured with the Order of Polonia Restituta for her "outstanding contributions to Polish culture and achievements in artistic and creative work".She performed at a concert in Warsaw to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Poland's accession to the European Union and an event in Opole to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Poland's partially democratic election. She embarked on a tour to commemorate the 20th anniversary of her breakthrough album Kamie. The singer released an album of Christmas carols and two new songs. The album made it to the top of the Polish chart. The song "Po co" was a top 3 hit in Poland. She went on a tour with Goran Bregovi and released a single called "Podatek od Mioci." The song reached the top of the chart.She started hosting her own radio show. <mask> collaborated with Atanas Valkov and Tomasz Bagiski on the project "Czarna polana". She was a part of the tribute album to Jzef Tischner. There is a posthumous Zbigniew wodecki album Dobrze. The single "Dawaj w dug" was a moderate chart success. The song "Rami w rami" was released by <mask> in early 2020 and reached number 4 on the radio chart. She and Mery Spolsky collaborated on a song to promote a Polish TV series.She is featured in songs by Pectus, Maria Sadowska, and Pezet. <mask> released a song with Krzysztof Iwaneczko and a song with Nick Sinckler. She collaborated with Natalia Kukulska on a duet based on "Prelude in E minor". <mask> married a Dutch-Polish TV producer and gave birth to their son on December 1, 1998. They separated in 2002 and divorced in 2010. The leader of Polish band Zakopower was her partner from 2005 to 2009. The singer was in a relationship with a Senegalese musician for four years, but they broke up in 2015.Jarosaw Grzywiski is her partner. <mask> is vegetarian. She started studying a religion.

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title: Gay Taylor

texts: The Golden Cockerel Press was founded by <mask> and <mask>. On September 27, 1896, she was born in Castleford, Yorkshire. Robert and Helen McDowall had three children, two of which were born in 1898 and 1910. In June 1918, Hugh died in an airplane crash while training with the Royal Air Force. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She shared a flat with two other people, one of whom was the author of No Goodness in the Worm. She was married to <mask> in April 1920, when he was trying to start a business.For the rest of her life, she was known to her acquaintances as <mask>, even though her marriage certificate records her name as Ethelwynne. Both No Goodness in the Worm and A Prison, A Paradise were written by <mask>, but the couple shared little in common. They founded the Golden Cockerel Press in order to publish new authors in limited editions of 500 copies or less. The opening of the press was declared in a manifesto as a co-operative society for the printing and publishing of books. It's co-operative in the strictest sense. Its members are their own craftsmen, and will produce their books themselves in their own communal workshops without recourse to paid and irresponsible labour. <mask> relied on the help of her former roommates to set up and run the press, learning through trial and error.Adam and Even and Pinch Me was the first book published by the Golden Cockerel Press. Over a dozen short story and poetry collections were published by the press. The poor quality of the releases of his work made him start helping out with the press. The paper was poor, the leaves fell out, and the cover collapsed. He had an affair with <mask>. She had an abortion after becoming pregnant. At one point, her despair over his interest in other women led her to attempt suicide.In No Goodness in the Worm and A Prison, A Paradise, <mask> recounted the affair, which was a central experience in her life. Robert Gibbings took over the Press in January 1924 when <mask> was forced to retire due to ill health. <mask> died in March of 1925. He left most of his estate to his sister. No Goodness in the Worm was written after she returned to London. Positive reviews were given to the novel. Marjorie Grant Cook wrote in the Times Literary Supplement that it was "one of those uncommon books whose first page is a good through which the reader enters a little world of other people's lives and is lost for the time to his own.""If English feminism has a literature, this novel must represent its lowest point; for it is one of the rankest pieces of nonsense that this patient reviewer ever read," said Robbins. She tried to write another novel after studying Schopenhauer. P. D. Ouspensky's system was too cold and shallow for her. She was considering joining a community of nuns. She accepted the consequence of poverty, saying "either one has money but no time, or time but no money." She referred to her family as "pachyderms." She joined the staff of Mass-Observation in September 1942 after giving up her job as a postal censor.She wrote that the work was full of surprises. The poet Kathleen Raine was married to Charles Madge, one of Mass Observation's founding fathers. Raine wrote that <mask> was better at understanding him than he was at himself. She said that <mask> wouldn't take full-time work because the living of her inner life was the most important thing in her existence. "A Prison, A Paradise" was published in 1959 by <mask> and was an anagram of what she considered to be her worst sins. The first part of "The Summer Birdcage" is based on her diaries from 1922 to 1929 and focuses on her affair with Barney. Her spiritual journey between 1936 and 1958 is recounted in the second part.Raine linked the two parts, writing, "The same thirst for perfection, the same capacity for truthfulness that led the young woman into the toils of earthly love, was to lead her beyond this first phase of spiritual awakening to the reality of which the natural world is but." It was called a faithful, highly subjective account of a restless, tormenting life in the Times Literary Supplement. <mask>struggled in poverty and ill-health, preferring to buy books rather than a meal. She died of cancer. <mask>'s works include No Goodness in the Worm and A Paradise. There is a review of A Prison, A Paradise at The London Magazine Review of No Goodness in the Worm.

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title: Antun Motika

texts: <mask> was an artist from Croatia. He was not attached to any particular artistic school. <mask> left behind a great legacy. Although he occasionally painted with oil on canvas, he preferred watercolor or gouache, whose application he preceded with a series of drawings in pencil or charcoal. He worked at the School of Applied Arts in Zagreb from 1941 to 1961. The most radical abstract landscapes in Croatian modernism are his paintings from the Cycles of Mostar. <mask>'s exhibition is considered the boldest rejection of the framework of socialist realism.The exhibition is the main topic of discussion among Croatian critics. <mask> was one of four children of Anka (Ana), originally from Bakar, who was from a family of sailors, and <mask> <mask>. His father was a farmer. He graduated from Pula, Zminj, Pazin and Suak in 1921. He graduated from the Royal Academy of Art and Crafts in Zagreb with a degree in painting. <mask> spoke Italian. The artist's early works show his artistic talent and tendency to examine multiple artistic disciplines.His studies focused on modeling and volume gave him assuredness in drawing. He drew caricatures for the Zagreb satirical newspaper from 1929 to 1930. <mask> used the form principles of neoclassical and synthetic cubism. He lived and painted in Mostar from 1929 to 1940. His sojourns in Paris in 1930 and 1935 allowed him to base his artistic development on abstract and minimalization of the visible world. <mask> decided to use a distinctive version of post-impressionist impressionism after Paris. He took Pierre Bonnard's words and Raoul Dufy's colors.<mask>'s paintings are usually dark before Paris, after Paris the paintings are overtaken by light. Until the second half of the 1950s, his painting was dominated by a harmonious rhythm of colors and strokes, sometimes accompanied by arabesque lines and unfilled white surfaces. <mask> is said to have built his paintings with brush strokes and subtly harmonized tonal values, with the drawing only being perceived as an arabesque, which was expressed in numerous interiors, portraits, erotic scenes, city views and landscapes. His favorite motifs and themes were drawn from his surroundings. The creation of the Cycles of Mostar landscapes was the result of his studies, poetics and vocation. The attachment to pure light is expressed, and at the same time they are one of the most radical appearances from the mimetic tradition to the field of abstract painting in Croatian modernism. <mask> created works in Mostar that were full of light and bright.The Mostar period is marked by transparency and bright colors, research with subdued colors, and the use of mixed techniques. The so-called came from that period. erotic drawings testify to <mask>'s superior drawing skills. He organized his first exhibitions in Zagreb in 1933 and 1935, gaining attention and positive reactions, and the good propensity of art critics towards him. He worked at the School of Applied Arts in Zagreb until 1961. He worked on studio research from the beginning of 1940. In the late 1940s, he painted urban views that ranged from almost monopolized to the dominance of greenery and accents of pure colors.He created a cycle of drawings in Zagreb in 1952. The exhibition has become the main topic of discussion in Croatian fine arts criticism. <mask>'s so-called Archaic Surrealism speaks of the author's attitude towards contemporary art and social context; <mask> opts for liberation from the dictates of ideological propaganda, and for freedom of artistic expression. He exhibited for the second time at the Venice Biennale in the same year. He created the preconditions for a new form syntax, which in the 1950s and 1960s was equally expressed in his drawings, projects and experiments, paintings and sculptures. He worked on illustrations for books. He realized his own version of visual poetry when he presented his own experience of music.He introduced expressionist accents into easel painting in the second half of the 1950s. He worked on glass sculptures in the early 1960s that combined the skill of volume modeling and the obsession with "pure" light, its lumino-kinetic effects and the application of a painting texture. He became more shy since 1982. The number of his exhibitions decreased and he painted less often. There are many drawings he made for advertising and pharmaceutical companies. He worked on grotesque stylizations of drawings in the 1970s and 1980s, which resulted in a series of bronze medals and plaques. His artistic expression is marked by high modernism, poeticism, and an intimacy that rejects artistic purism.Picasso praised <mask>'s work. Picasso and <mask> met in two places. D. Schneider, <mask> <mask> 1927–1974 and Zagreb 1974–75. R. Putar, <mask> <mask>, Istra, 1984, 4–5. <mask> <mask>, Zagreb 1985,. Koevi. G. Gamulin is the author of Hrvatsko slikarstvo XX. stoljea was in Zagreb in 1988.The Bird in the Log was written by D. Schneider and <mask> <mask>. Lj. Kolenik, Hrvatska likovna kritika i zbivanja na hrvatskoj. J. Denegri wrote about apstraktnoj umjetnosti in 2002. <mask> <mask>, Zagreb 2002, D. Glavan. There are External links to <mask> <mask>'s profile at Zbirka-antun-motika.com.

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title: Alexander Chernyshyov

texts: The General of the Cavalry, <mask>, was a Russian military leader and diplomat. After the Battle of Austerlitz, he carried out successful diplomatic missions to France and Sweden. The Chairman of the State Council and Cabinet of Ministers and Russian Minister of War, <mask> rose through the ranks and acquired the styles from Count. Lieutenant General and senator Ivan Lvovich Chernyshov's son <mask> was a son of Austerlitz and Friedland. <mask>'s father enlisted him to the Russian Imperial Guard as soon as he was born. He joined the real service in the Chevalier Guards in 1802. He was a lieutenant of the Guards and earned the combat Order of St. Vladimir for the Battle of Austerlitz.During the War of the Fourth Coalition, Chernyshev was awarded the Order of St. George, fourth class, and the Golden Sword for Bravery. The coalition lost the battle and the war, and <mask> settled for diplomacy. Napoleon started the Peninsular War in Spain after <mask> sent a private messenger to him. The notes of French military development were taken by <mask>. He earned Napoleon's trust by establishing a link between two emperors. <mask> assigned <mask> to be his permanent private envoy to Napoleon. During the War of the Fifth Coalition, <mask> was a member of Napoleon's retinue and received the Légion d'honneur.He was promoted to the rank of Colonel next year. As the military attaché of Russia in Paris, <mask> was in charge of intelligence operations. He hired a clerk of the French General Staff who would give complete copies of the French troop disposition to the Russians. The Russians were aware of the concentration of French troops. His mediation of talks between Swedish envoys led by Karl Otto Mrner and Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte, who were elected Crown Prince of Sweden in August, 1810 and eventually ascended to the Swedish throne as Charles XIV John of Sweden, was another successful operation. During their negotiations about Sweden's stance in the French invasion of Russia, mutual understanding between Bernadotte and <mask> became an asset. The Treaty of bo upheld Sweden's friendly neutrality after Russian diplomacy failed in recruiting Bernadotte into a military coalition.The campaign of 1812 began in September of 1812 with the assignment of Chernyshyov to destroy enemy food dumps and disrupt French supply lines. A total of 1800 soldiers were included in the force of Chernyshyov. They got their first target from the south. The hunt for Chernyshyov's corps was launched by an Austrian commander. The main force was plundering French and Austrian supplies and taking prisoners north. Austrians intercept some of their property, but Chernyshyov escaped the trap and returned to the Russian base in Wodawa. Chichagov dispatched Chernyshyov to rear guard after he discovered danger from the Austrian pursuit corps.On November 8, <mask> established contact with Austrians. The Austrian supply of timber was destroyed by cossack units. Chichagov ordered Chernyshyov to march through the enemy territory and make contact with the Russians. In one of the ambushes against the French, the cossacks released general Ferdinand Wintzingerode and three Russian officers who had been held by the French. Major General was promoted by this raid. On December 31, 1812, <mask> defeated Eugne de Beauharnais at Marienwerder, earning his second Order of St. George. The battles of 1813-1815 were defeated by Napoleon's troops.He was the first to capture Berlin and earned the Order of St. Anna. He was involved in action in the Battle of Hanau. A cavalry raid followed. Between the two campaigns, he was <mask>'s aide at the Congress of Vienna. In 1814, at the age of 27, <mask> became Lieutenant General. His career in politics slowed down after 1819 when he was assigned to the Don Cossack Troops Commission. He established close contact with Nicholas, the future tsar of Russia, after becoming the commander of the Light Division of Imperial Guards.The accession of Nicholas to the throne and the aftermath of the Decembrist revolt accelerated the career of <mask>, who joined the close circle of tsar's most trusted officers. Nicholas appointed Chernyshyov to the commission investigating the revolt and rewarded him with titles of Count, General, and Minister of War. He held the position of Minister of War until 1852. Nicholas relied on <mask>'s personal experience in guerilla warfare to handle Caucasian War. The highest-ranking Russian until 1856 was the Chairman of State Council and Cabinet of ministers. <mask> of Russia's ascension to the throne resulted in the final stage of the disastrous Crimean War. The chief of land forces throughout Nicholas I period was responsible for the performance of the Russian military.The Legion of Honour, the Order of St. George, and the Order of the White Eagle all have awards. Senators of the Russian Empire Russian commanders of the Napoleonic Wars Imperial Russian Army generalsDiplomats of the Russian Empire Politicians of the Russian

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title: Burning Spear

texts: <mask> is a Jamaican roots reggae singer-songwriter, vocalist and musician who was born on 1 March 1945. One of the most influential and long-standing roots artists to emerge from the 1970s was <mask>. He was born in Saint Ann's Bay, Jamaica. He used to listen to the R&B, soul and jazz music on the US radio stations. James Brown is said to be a major US musical influence. As a young man, Rodney was influenced by Marcus Garvey's views on Pan-Africanism and self-determination. Bob Marley, who was from Saint Ann, advised Rodney to approach Coxsone Dodd's Studio One label after he sought his advice during a casual conversation.The group was named Career Burning Spear after a military award given by Jomo Kenyatta, the first President of an independent Kenya. The duo's debut single "Door Peep" was released in 1969 after they tried out for Dodd. They were joined by another person. The trio recorded several more singles for Dodd before moving on to work with Jack Ruby. Their first recording with Ruby, "Marcus Garvey", was intended as an exclusive track for Ruby's Ocho Rios–based Hi-Power sound system, but was released as a single, giving them an immediate hit, and followed by "Slavery Days". The backing band for these recordings were The Black Disciples. The group worked with Ruby on their third album, Marcus Garvey, which was immediately successful and led to a deal with Island Records to give the album a wider release.Due to the annoyance of fans and the group, Island changed the speed of some of the tracks, leading to the creation of his own Burning Music label, where he would have full control over future releases. The name Burning Spear was used by Rodney alone after he split from Ruby and Willington. Dry and Heavy followed in 1977, self-produced but still on Island, and with a sizeable following by now in the United Kingdom, he performed in London that year with members of Aswad acting as his backing band for a sold-out show at the Rainbow Theatre. Social Living was the next studio album that featured Sly Dunbar and Rico Rodriguez. The album was mixed by Sylvan Morris. He appeared in the film Rockers, performing "Jah no Dead". The Burning Music Production Company was set up by Rodney after he left Island Records and was signed to EMI.Living Dub Volume Two was a Sylvan Morris version. Resistance was nominated for a gramophone in 1985 and was the first of a series of well-received albums. He released two albums before rejoining Heartbeat. The arrangement in which Burning Music Production delivered completed albums of music for worldwide distribution lasted for many years. Burning Music began to release their own music after Heartbeat stopped releasing new material. The last completed album to be solely pressed by an outside label was The World Should Know, which was released by Heartbeat through an agreement with Burning Music. Several live albums have been issued, including Burning Spear Live, Live in Paris, Live in South Africa, Live in Vermont, Peace and Love Live, and (A)live 1997.The band's live sound grew more sophisticated as they toured the world. There were more and more accents of free jazz, funk and psychedelic music. His second album, Jah Is Real, brought him a second Grammy Award in 2009. He and Joseph Hill with Culture performed in Cape Town, South Africa in 2000 on the Home to My Roots Tour. The restart of Burning Music Records in 2002 gave him a greater degree of artistic control. He has been based in Queens since the 1990s. The Order of Distinction was awarded to <mask> in the rank of officer.More than forty singles, CDs, DVDs and vinyl albums have been released on the Burning Music imprint since the founding of their own label. Many of these albums include bonus tracks and DVD footage, which were previously available on other labels. In 2000 Burning Spear won a gramophone for Best Reggae album, and in 2009 it won a gramophone for Best Reggae album. He has been nominated for a number of awards. 1987 Resistance, 1988 People of the World, 1990 Live in Paris, 1991 Mek We Dweet, 1994 The World Should Know, 1998 Appointment with His Majesty, and the Burning Spear Experience are nominated for best Reggae album.

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title: Luc Anselin

texts: <mask> is one of the main developers of spatial econometrics. <mask> was the Director of the School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning and he attracted some of the leading spatial econometrics scholars. He founded and directed the center to develop and apply spatial analysis methods. The University of Chicago has a center for Geospatial Analysis. He had previous appointments at the University of Illinois, the University of Texas at Dallas, West Virginia University, the University of California, Santa Barbara and the Ohio State University. His appointments included geography, urban and regional planning, economics, agricultural and consumer economics, political economy and political science. <mask>'s lifetime achievements include his development of new spatial methodologies and his widely adopted spatial software tools.He received the Walter Isard Prize and the William Alonso Memorial Prize from the Regional Science Association International. <mask> received one of the nation's highest academic honors in 2008 when he was elected to the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. <mask> was elected as a University Consortium for Geographic Information Science Fellow. <mask>'s book "Spatial Econometrics: Methods and Models" has been cited over 6,000 times. In order to advance the econometric foundations of Geographic Information Science, Dr. <mask> has contributed to moving the discipline of spatial econometrics from the margins in 1988 to current acceptance in mainstream econometrics. His publications include several hundred articles and seminal edited books, including New Directions in Spatial Econometrics in 1995 and Advances in Spatial Econometrics in 2004. The establishment of spatial econometrics was aided by his development of spatial software.SpaceStat, an open source library of spatial analytic functions based on the Python programming language, is one of the prominent software tools. Within six years of its creation, over 56,000 users have adopted the spatial analysis method. <mask> graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. In 1975, I received an M.S. in economics and summa cum laude. Statistics, Econometrics and Operations were taught at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. The origins of spatial econometrics began to take shape in economics departments in the Netherlands and the UK around this time. He moved to the U.S. in 1977 to study regional science at Cornell University.The opportunity to work with Walter Isard, one of the founding fathers of regional science in the US, and William Greene, author of the standard textbook in econometrics, was provided by this. He earned a doctorate in 1980. The works Books L<mask>, R.Florax and S. Rey have been selected. Advances in Spatial Econometrics. Tools and applications are part of the methodology. Springer-Verlag, 2004. L. <mask> and S. Rey.There are new tools for spatial data analysis. The Center for Spatially Integrated Social Science is located at the University of California, Santa Barbara. An Atlas of the Spatial Patterning of County-Level Homicide was published in 1990. NCOVR was in Pittsburgh in 2000. L<mask> and R.Florax are authors. There are new directions in spatial econometrics. Springer-Verlag was in Berlin.L<mask> and M. Madden. There are new directions in regional analysis. Belhaven Press was published in London in 1990. L<mask> wrote Spatial Econometrics: Methods and Models. Kluwer Academic Publishers was founded in Dordrecht. There are articles and book chapters. H. Jayet and Le Gallo.L. Matyas and P. Sevestre wrote "Spatial Panel Econometrics". The Econometrics of Panel Data, Fundamentals and Recent Developments in Theory and Practice is a third edition. Dordrecht, Kluwer. L<mask>, S. Sridharan, and S. Social Indicators Research wrote about using exploratory spatial data analysis to use social indicator databases. L. <mask> and J. Le Gallo.Air Quality Measures in Hedonic House Price Models are regulated. L. Anselin. In T.C., there is a scholarly Econometrics. Mills and K. The Handbook of Econometrics: Volume 1 is about Econometric Theory. In 2006: 902–970. L and I are related to Y.The title of the article is "geoda: an introduction to spatial data analysis." S. Rey and L<mask>. Recent Advances in Software for Spatial Analysis in the Social Sciences. L. <mask>. The American Journal of Preventive Medicine 30 (2) discusses how to lie with spatial statistics. J. Koschinsky, E. root, L. <mask>, N. lozano, and L. Mobley. The International Journal of Health Geographics 5 published an analysis of elderly access to primary care services.L. <mask>. B. Warff wrote "Spatial Dependence". The Encyclopedia of Human geography. Thousand Oaks, CA, Sage Publications was published in 2006 L. <mask>. B. Warff wrote "Spatial Heterogeneity". The Encyclopedia of Human geography.Thousand Oaks, CA, is located in the state of California. S. Messner, G. Deane, L<mask>, and B. Pearson-Nelson are related. Homicide rates in the U.S. are rising and falling. L. <mask>. D. Maguire, M. Goodchild and M. Batty are authors of "Spatial Statistical Modeling in a GIS Environment". Spatial Analysis and Modeling. The 2005 edition of the ESRI Press was published in California.A. Varga, L<mask> and Z. Acs. Regional innovation in the U.S. over time and space. There are spills and innovation in space, environment and the economy. Springer-Verlag, 2005: 93–104. The University of California, Santa Barbara, the University of Texas at Dallas, the University of Illinois, and the Arizona State University have faculty members who are members of the United States National Academy.

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title: Matthew Saad Muhammad

texts: <mask>, who was born on June 16, 1954, was an American professional boxer who held the title of the World's lightest weight for two-and-a-half years. When he was a baby, his mother died and he and his brother were sent to live with an aunt. When he was five, his aunt told his brother to get rid of him because she couldn't afford to look after him. His brother took him to Philadelphia and then ran away. Catholic Social Services took <mask>. The name <mask> was given to him by the nuns. <mask> lived in foster care until a couple from Philadelphia adopted him and took care of him like his own.In the late 1970s and early 1980s, boxing fans were very fond of <mask> <mask> because of his action-oriented style. He was nicknamed "<mask>" because of his ability to take punishment and mount comebacks. During his time as a Light-Heavyweight, he was part of a group of Muslims who changed their names and became Muslims. <mask> said that he was inspired to convert by Ali's conversion. There were only 20 amateur bouts in the amateur career of <mask> <mask>. He became a pro after winning the Golden Gloves in 1973. <mask> won his first fight with a second-round knockout win against Billy Early.He had seven more wins that year, but lost his first fight to Wayne McGee by a decision in six rounds. In 1975, after two wins, they fought again in a six-round draw. He had two matches with Marvin Camel. His first fight was in Milan. He won the eight-round decision. He lost the second fight to Camel in a ten-round decision. He returned to Italy for a second fight with Parlov, which resulted in a ten-round draw.In his first nationally televised match, <mask> <mask> defeated Marvin Johnson in round 12 to win the United States Light-Heavyweight title. He won all four of his bouts in 1978, including successfully defending his title against four-time world title challenger Yaqui Lpez. The Lopez fight was considered a classic by boxing experts, as <mask> survived a relentless attack by Lpez to score an 11th-round knockout. After Johnson defeated Parlov in 1979 to become world champion, he and <mask> met again on April 22 in Johnson's hometown of Indianapolis for the title. In a fight considered by many experts to be a <mask> <mask> classic, he won with an eight-round knockout after staggering Johnson towards the end of the seventh round. He changed his name to <mask> <mask> after converting to Islam. In his first title defense, <mask> met a former world champion.He won the world title with a 15-round decision. The decision was voided because <mask>'s cornermen used an illegal substance to stop the bleeding from a cut. <mask> retained the crown with a knockout in the fourth round. He and Lpez met again, this time with the world title on the line. It was the fight of the year for 1980, according to Ring Magazine, and is still written about by boxing aficionados. In round eight, <mask> was hit with 20 unanswered blows, but he recovered and dropped Lpez five times in a 14th-round knockout win. Some consider the fight to be the closest Lpez ever came to a world title.He went on to defeat other people, including Vonzell Johnson, who was a future world Super-Middleweight champion, and Jerry Martin, who was a future world Super-Middleweight champion. <mask> <mask> lost his title when he was knocked out in 10 rounds in a fight that was shown on the classic network. Pete McIntyre was knocked out in round two by a knockout from <mask> <mask> in 1982. In August, the second match between Qawi and <mask> <mask> took place in Philadelphia. Qawi won by a knockout in the second time around. Until 1992, <mask> <mask> fought intermittently and had limited success. He declared himself bankrupt in 1986 due to vision problems.He fought in Australia, Spain, The Bahamas, and Trinidad and Tobago. The first UWF International (UWFi) event in 1991 was the beginning of mixed martial arts in Japan. At a press conference, <mask> <mask> talked a lot about his match against Kiyoshi Tamura. He guaranteed a victory, but wouldn't say which round he would knock Tamura out. The first round was 34 seconds long. <mask> retired from boxing with a record of 49 wins, 16 losses and 3 draws, with 35 wins by knockout. He became a member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1998.<mask> trained up and coming fighters out of Atlantic City, New Jersey and worked with Gurcharan Singh, who was a member of the Indian Olympic boxing team. A homeless man died in a Philadelphia shelter in July of 2010. Some of the charity work he did in the Philadelphia area focused on raising money for the homeless. He died at a hospital in Philadelphia on May 25, but his cause of death was not known. Ring Magazine has a list of the 100 greatest punchers of all time.

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title: Jon Husted

texts: <mask><mask> is an American politician who is the 66th lieutenant governor of Ohio. He was the Secretary of State in Ohio. He was a member of the Ohio House of Representatives from 2001 to 2009, and a member of the Ohio Senate from 2009 to 2011. <mask> was the 7th youngest person to ever become Ohio House Speaker. In 2010 and 2014, <mask> was re-elected as Ohio Secretary of State. He was a candidate in the Republican Party primary for Governor of Ohio but later decided to run for lieutenant governor of Ohio as Attorney General Mike DeWine's running mate. <mask> was placed for adoption when he was born in 1967.He stated that his father did not want him and his mother did not want him. He was the oldest of three children and was adopted by Jim and <mask>. His father was a machine operator. <mask>'s adoption as a child gave him the foundation for his opposition to abortion. <mask> graduated from high school. He received a bachelor's and master's degree from the University of Dayton, where he played football. The team won the NCAA Division III National Championship game in 1989.While completing his master's degree at the University of Dayton, <mask> was offered a job on the football coaching staff at the University of Toledo, but instead chose to work on a local political campaign. He was named Vice- President of Business and Economic Development at the Dayton-Area Chamber of Commerce in 2000 after working for Montgomery County Commissioner Don Lucas. <mask> married Tina in 2006 He has three children. The <mask> family lives in Upper Arlington. <mask> ran for office in 2000 in a five-way race for state representative, defeating his closest opponent by over 12 percent of the vote. He was the Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives, the State Senator and the Ohio Secretary of State.<mask> was first elected Ohio Secretary of State in 2010 after defeating Maryellen O'Shaughnessy by nearly half a million votes. <mask> was the swing state's chief elections official. The filing location for new businesses in Ohio is located at the office. He was re-elected against the Democratic challenger by over one million votes. <mask> cut his office's budget by $14.5 million during his first term and reduced the size of his staff by one-third. After running a surplus for the first six years of his two terms as Secretary of State, he made the unprecedented request to have 100% of his office's taxpayer funding cut for the remainder of his term, opting instead to spend down his office's savings. The top election official in Ohio, <mask>, was at the center of a number of voting rights controversies, including those over the days and hours of early voting.<mask> said that Ohio should be a place where it is easy to vote and hard to cheat. After taking office, <mask> set uniform days and hours for voting across the state, replacing the prior system that allowed each county board of elections to set their own days and hours for early voting. The Chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party stated that Husted was looking for a way to reduce the number of days and hours. The Cleveland Plain Dealer quoted <mask> as saying that voters aren't being treated fairly and that they aren't being treated the same. We're treating voters the same. Republicans stated that the directive provided for ample early voting hours, while Democrats complained that <mask>'s uniform hours would make it hard for urban voters to cast their votes. A wide variety of Ohio media covered <mask>'s directive.<mask> has leveled the field for early voting hours. The Columbus Dispatch said that Ohio Secretary of State <mask> has struck a fair compromise by standardizing early-voting hours throughout the state. Ohio's average wait time at the polls on Election Day has decreased in recent years and is below the national average. <mask> boasted about this ranking in a press release. The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio sent a letter to <mask>'s office saying that 17-year-olds should be allowed to vote in the primary. Lawyers for the Democratic presidential candidate filed a lawsuit against <mask>'s office. A judge in Ohio ruled that 17-year-olds could vote in the primary.The business services division of the Secretary of State's Office was the focus of a lot of changes after <mask> took office. The Ohio Business Central program allowed businesses to file their paperwork online. The change was supported by the Ohio Manufacturers' Association, Ohio Chamber of Commerce, and the Columbus Chamber of Commerce, who stated that "by utilizing technology to improve the services available from the Secretary of State's Office, Ohio is now in a position to roll out the red carpet to business <mask> reduced the fee for starting a new business in Ohio by 21 percent and launched a partnership with Google's Get Your Business Online initiative which directed new business filers to free business startup resources offered through the web giant. The announcement made it easier for businesses to succeed. The move would save Ohio businesses $2 million a year, according to <mask>'s office. In his first term, <mask> was able to reduce spending by $14.5 million because of his use of technology.The cuts were criticized by labor groups. <mask> decided to close his office's in-house business call center and instead contract with the Cleveland Sight Center, which employs people who are blind or have significant visual impairments. In an interview with the Columbus Dispatch, <mask>'s spokesman said it was part of the Secretary's mission to offer better services at a lower cost to taxpayers. According to the Cleveland Sight Center, their call center was able to answer Secretary of State calls within 54 seconds, while the old in-house call center <mask> eliminated had an average of 10 minutes. During his time as Secretary of State, <mask> advocated for the elimination of pay-to-participate fees for extracurricular activities. <mask> said at the time that his experiences as a student athlete in both high school and college helped to shape his view that extra-curricular experiences develop good character skills and a strong work ethic that we should want to instill into all students in their younger years. In an op-ed for the Toledo Blade, <mask> wrote that "having these qualities in your life is what makes you a good student, a good employee, a good spouse, a good parent, and a better person."If we believe that character development is more important than academic development, then we should stop charging fees. He said in an interview with the Columbus Dispatch that he was a terrible student until his sophomore year of high school. "When I learned how important my grades were to playing college sports, the light bulb came on and I learned to focus on it," said <mask>, who would go on to become an All-American defensive back for the University of Dayton. <mask> supported the legislation that sought to restrict the ability of school districts to charge participation fees. <mask> launched a program to support domestic violence survivors. The goal of the program was to give victims of domestic violence and human trafficking the ability to apply for a confidential address through the Secretary of State's office that they can use when interacting with government agencies to avoid the possibility of their actual home address becoming a public record. <mask> said there were eligible voters who didn't register because of fear.<mask> said in a statement that it was unacceptable that people in America were forced to choose between their personal liberties and their safety. In Ohio, the voter rolls are a public record, so without the Safe at Home program, the only way to shield your personal information was to not register to vote at all. When Ohio's launched, there were 38 other states with similar programs. <mask> was a serious challenger in the race to be the next governor of Ohio. <mask> dropped out of the governor's race to run as a combined ticket with Mike DeWine. <mask> will lead the newly created InnovateOhio. <mask>'s name was floated as a possible replacement for Rob Portman when he decided not to seek re-election.<mask> said in a statement that he wouldn't be seeking higher office, but was committed to his job as lieutenant governor. In 2005, while representing the 41st Ohio house district, <mask> was criticized for a fishing trip during Memorial Day Weekend, which included three Columbus lobbyists in the middle of an important budget debate, in which the lobbyists had a stake in the budget outcome. <mask> denied that the lobbyists were involved in politics. <mask> increased his personal reimbursements after criticism of his ethics. <mask> was accused of being in sync with FirstEnergy when he was Speaker of the House. The state's largest manufacturers are led by Ted Strickland. <mask> was in favor of FirstEnergy's position over the regulation sought by the Governor and manufacturers to control FirstEnergy's highest rates in the state.Husted has accepted tens of thousands of dollars from FirstEnergy's political action committee and employees. <mask> was the subject of an electoral investigation regarding his residency. The Secretary of State's office ultimately cast a vote which broke the tie of an elections panel voting on the matter in 2009, deciding that he was not a resident of the district he represented. The Ohio Supreme Court reversed a decision in favor of the Secretary of State. <mask> requested the use of National Cash Register's private jet to attend the Alamo Bowl. He was criticized for this action. In the 2000 election, Richard Hartmann received 3,934 votes, Bryan Carey received 904 votes, and Charles Turner received 705 votes.Husted for Ohio - Campaign website Representative <mask><mask>.

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title: Tobi Vail

texts: An American independent musician, music critic and feminist activist is named <mask>. She started the zine Jigsaw and was a central figure in the riot grrl scene. She was a founding member of the band Bikini Kill. Several other bands have collaborated with Vail. eMusic has a writer named <mask>. The child of teenage parents was born in Washington. Her father and grandfather were drummers.When she was young, her parents moved the family to rural Naselle, Washington, where her father worked in a youth detention center. The family moved to Washington where <mask> attended high school. She went to the first concert on her own in 1984. In 1988, <mask> moved to Eugene, Oregon. She returned to her hometown after a year. KAOS is the campus radio station at The Evergreen State College. There was a wide variety of independent music at KAOS.She was a disc jockey from the age of 15 to 21. The Go Team was a punk band that started in 1985 with Calvin Johnson. Several cassettes and nine singles were released on the independent label K Records. Billy "Boredom" Karren was one of the rotating musicians who played with the Go Team, and it was in this band that he and <mask> played together for the first time. The band toured the West Coast in 1987 as a two-piece, then added Karren for two U.S. tours in 1989. During the early 1990s, she toured with Some Velvet Sidewalk and recorded a record as the drummer. Since the beginning of her teens, <mask> has tried to form an all-female band to rule the world and change how people view music and politics.In October 1990 the three of them formed a band called Bikini Kill. She sang and played the drums. Wilcox also played guitar during the early part of the set. After trying out a lot of female lead guitar players, none of whom seemed to fit, the band finally asked Karren to join. Soon after the band formed, they started a zine called Bikini Kill to promote the band and describe their social and political views. They contributed articles to the zine. Vail commented on the overemphasis of males in the punk music scene.She wrote about the "Yoko factor", the time when a male musician tells his girlfriend that she should not break up the band, and that the girlfriend would never be as important to him as his band. The world would change for the better if the number of girls in bands increased until it was equal to the number of boys, according to the publicity for the band. The International Pop Underground Convention had a performance by Bikini Kill in August 1991. Despite frequent mainstream media misrepresentation and serious violence at shows, they continued for several years and today are largely credited with starting riot grrrl, a movement that merged do it yourself punk culture with feminism. Feminism was reclaimed by the band Bikini Kill in an attempt to disrupt its male bias. At their shows, the band fought against male aggression. Girls were encouraged to stand at the front of the stage for solidarity as well as for protection from male aggression because of Hanna's leadership.Girls were encouraged to start their own bands by the other members of Bikini Kill. The general idea that girls should create their own independent culture grew rapidly in popularity through a largely underground network of similar-feeling fans, artists, musicians and writers, and soon regular meetings started taking place, usually in punk houses like Positive Force. The riot grrrl movement coalesced in the summer of 1991, with Bikini Kill moving to Washington, D.C. In February of 2016 a pro-Hillary Clinton video using the song "Rebel Girl" began to go viral. The Frumpies were started in Washington, D.C., by <mask>, Wilcox and Karren, as well as Molly Neuman of Bratmobile and the PeeChees. The Frumpies had a different sound than the other two. In 1993 the band toured the U.S. with Huggy Bear and in 2000 they toured Italy with a noise rock band.A low-cost method for unsigned bands to increase their listener base was started in 1993 by Vail. This was another example of Vail's strong principle. The children's show Bumpity inspired the name of the show. The band Worst Case Scenario had two musicians who found success in the band Unwound. The band Spider and the Webs was formed in 2004, with James Maeda on guitar and Chris Sutton on drums and bass. Vail sings and plays guitar. During a Spider and the Webs European tour in 2005, Vail spoke about the riot grrrl movement at other Ladyfest conferences.The band produced a single in October 2006 on K Records: Frozen Roses, after a split single with Partyline on Bristol, UK's Local Kid records. The album was available as a download. The mail order department at Kill Rock Stars was run by Vail from 1998 to 2011. In addition to her website, which is called "Jigsaw", Vail also uses the name "Tabitha Says" on the website. The first Ladyfest was held in 2000 with the help of Alison Wolfe, Cat Power, and members of Sleater-Kinney. The sisters played in a band called Frenchie and the German Girls. The Ladyfest brand was turned over to the public domain in order to allow others to organize similar festivals.The final album of the Old Haunts was Poisonous Times. One of the solo shows that <mask> has performed is in Barcelona. The band girlSperm, often styled as gsp, have released their first album. The first issue of Jigsaw was published in 1989. When she published the zine, she was working at a sandwich shop with another woman who was impressed by her focus on girls in bands. While on tour with Viva Knievel, Kathleen came upon a copy of "Boxes", a five-page article about gender. This was the beginning of their collaboration after Hanna submitted musician interviews to be published in Jigsaw while she was on tour.The word "angry grrls" was combined with the word "girls" in the book. Vail's third issue was titled "angry grrrl" and was published in 1991. The media coverage of the riot grrrl scene was slanted. There are many instances of the printed word "grrrl", but each one has been crossed out as a protest against the popularity of the term. The final issue of the printed version was published in 1999. Bumpidee was founded in 2001 by Vail. The spring and summer of 2003 saw the publication of Jigsaw #8 on the Bumpidee site.She moved the website to its own domain. Thousands of countercultural zines and issues from the 1990s were preserved at Harvard University as a research resource. After graduating from the Evergreen State College, <mask> started working as a writer. Her work has been published by a number of organizations. She is the author of Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer for Freedom and The Riot Grrrl Collection, which was published by The Feminist Press. The song "Free Pussy Riot" was written in support of the Russian feminist punk band Pussy Riot after three members were arrested. The Punk Singer has footage from three interviews with <mask>.The film has archival footage of several performances. When she was a member of the Melvins, she met Kurt Cobain. One of the Go Team songs had Cobain playing guitar. They briefly dated in July 1990. The two recorded a few songs together after discussing the possibility of starting a music project. Some of the songs ended up being from the band. "Kurt smells like Teen Spirit" was spray-painted on the wall of Cobain's bedroom.Cobain saw a deeper meaning in the phrase and wrote the song "Smells Like Teen Spirit". The two split but remained friends. The song "Olympia,WA" is from the album "And Out Come the Wolves". The 2005 Riot grrrl panel discussion with Julia Downes and Red Chidgey was hosted by Spider and the Web.

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title: John Arcand

texts: Jean Baptiste "<mask>" <mask> is a Canadian musician and teacher. Arcand learned the traditional Red River Métis tunes from his father and grandfather. <mask> said he knew from a young age that he would be a fiddle player. You cannot ever master the fiddle, that's why I love the challenge. He has a good sense of timing in his music, a skill that is needed when guiding dancers. This tradition is important to the Métis community and Arcand has ensured that it continues. Along with a busy performing schedule, <mask> is active as a guest artist and judge at fiddle contests, is in demand as an instructor at many fiddle camps and with private students, and is also a fiddlemaker and fiddle repairman.A long line of musicians can be traced back nine generations. His family's roots are in the Red River and Batoche communities. Mr. <mask> was one of 14 children born to Victor and <mask>. He started to play the fiddle when he was six years old. Traditional Métis Red River tunes such as jigs and reels were played by <mask>'s father and grandfather. <mask> was playing for dances at the age of 12. <mask> remembers that his first fiddle only had two strings and was too long for him.<mask> played for Red River jiggers, square dancers, round dancers and dance groups. <mask> spent most of his childhood working on his family's farm. His first fiddle was paid for by working in logging camps at 16. In 1971 <mask> won the championship class at the Back to Batoche Days fiddle contest. He competed in the Prince Albert Winter Festival fiddle contest and the Western Canadian Amateur Fiddle Championship. In addition to being a founding member of the Deep Lake Stompers, Arcand is also a program committee member of the Saskatchewan Fiddle Committee. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Arcand worked at the Gabriel Dumont Institute.He arranged for a group of well-known and respected Metis fiddle players from across Western Canada to gather and preserve their traditional fiddle repertoire. The anthology called Drops of Brandy and other Traditional Métis Tunes was published in 2002. There are over 150 fiddle tunes performed by 12 master Metis fiddlers, including Gilbert Anderson, Trent Bruner, Richard Callihoo, Henry Gardipy, Emile Lavallee, Albert 'Hap' Boyer, and <mask>. A detailed look at the history and cultural importance of Metis fiddling was included in the accompanying book. Over the course of his career, <mask> has been a mentor to many Canadians. The National Aboriginal Achievement Award for Arts and Culture was presented to Arcand. He was recognized for his dedication to the preservation of fiddling.<mask> received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Association in August of 2003 when he was a guest artist. At the launch of Canada's first web-based Métis radio station, he performed. <mask> became a member of the Order of Canada on May 3, 2007. He became a member of the order on April 11, 2008. An album of fiddle tunes with Calvin Vollrath was recorded by Festivals <mask>. The Emma Lake Fiddle Camp was established by Vollrath. The teachers at Emma Lake were Richard Wood and Patti Kusturok Lamoreux.Fans of fiddle music from all over the world attend the John Arcand Fiddle Fest each August. It has been 20 years since it had its 20th anniversary. Andy DeJarlis has influenced <mask>'s compositions and musical style. The influence on his compositions can be seen in his recording of several DeJarlis's tunes over the years, as well as his inclusion of a DeJarlis fiddle tune class at his Fiddle Fest in 2005. Many of <mask>'s compositions have a similar sound to DeJarlis's tunes. Over 400 original tunes have been composed by <mask>. Many of these were written to honor places he has been.There is a list of tunes by <mask>. A tribute to Andy Dejarlis is the 17th Discography. <mask> is the master of the fiddle. Films Meeches, L., Arcand, J., Vollrath, C., Howe, D., and Meeches Video Production, Inc. <mask> is the master of the fiddle. The city of Winnipeg, Man. There is a video production company called Meeches Video productions.<mask> and his fiddle are in the series. The Lifetime Achievement Award from the Canadian Grand Masters for his "Outstanding Contribution to Old Time Fiddling" was one of the awards he received.

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