title: Freddie Francis

texts: <mask> was an English cinematographer and film director. He was a cinematographer. He began his career with British films such as Sons & Lovers, Room at the Top, and The Innocents. He collaborated with David Lynch on The Elephant Man, Dune, and The Straight Story. He received praise for his work on The French Lieutenant's Woman and Cape Fear. He was a director of British production companies in the 1960s and 1970s. He received two Academy Awards for his work, Sons and Lovers and Glory.He received an international achievement award from the American Society of Cinematographers in 1997 and a special achievement award from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts in 2004. <mask> wanted to become an engineer when he was a child. A piece he wrote at school won him a scholarship to the North West London Polytechnic. At the age of 16, he left school to work for Louis Prothero. <mask> was with Prothero for six months. They took stills for a picture of Stanley Lupino at Associated Talking Pictures. He became a clapper boy, camera loader and focus puller.He started his career in films at British International Pictures. The Prisoner of Corbal was his first film as a clapper boy. <mask> spent the next seven years in the Army. He worked as a cameraman and director at Wembley Studios, where he worked on many training films. <mask> said, "I got a lot of experience in all sorts of jobs, including being a cameraman and editing and generally being a jack of all trades." <mask> worked as a camera operator for 10 years after returning to civilian life. He worked on a number of films during this time, including The Elusive Pimpernel, The Tales of Hoffmann, Beat the Devil, and Moby Dick.Golden Salamander was his first film with Morris. <mask> was a member of the second unit. He was the main unit director of photography on A Hill in Korea. He worked on prestige British dramas such as Room at the Top, Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, Sons and Lovers, and The Innocents, which he regarded as one of the best films he shot. He received his first Academy Award for Best Cinematography for his work on Sons and Lovers. The film depicts societal oppression in a small coal-mining town. The film has unusual visual beauty and is marked by photographic ingenuity throughout that easily makes it one of the finest monochrome photographic achievements to come along in some time.The camerawork in The Innocents was unlike anything I had seen before in an English-language movie. The CinemaScope aspect ratio was worked on by <mask>. The lighting rig and colour filters were used to create darkness at the edge of the frame. The lighting was focused on the centre of the screen. The film was framed in a bold style, with characters prominent at the edge of the frame and their faces at the centre in some sequences, which created a sense of intimacy and unease, based on the lack of balance in the image. <mask> painted the sides of the lens with black paint to allow for a more intense focus in the interior night scenes. <mask> was praised for his work by the influential The New Yorker film critic.In the last year, every time a British movie is something to look at, it turns out to be his. <mask> began his career as a director after winning an Academy Award for Sons and Lovers. Two and Two Make Six was his first feature. <mask> worked as a director of low-budget films for 20 years, most of them in the genres of horror or psycho-thriller. <mask> made many films for Hammer during the 1960s and 1970s. The films that were included were thrillers like Nightmare and Hysteria, as well as monster films. <mask> said that horror films have liked him more than horror films have.In the mid-1960s, <mask> started an association with another horror film studio called Hammer. Dr. Terror's House of Horrors was one of the films <mask> made for Amicus. He did two films for Tyburn films. The Ghoul and Legend of the Werewolf were released in 1975. <mask> was a competent director and his horror films had a visual flair. He regretted that he wasn't able to move beyond genre material as a director. The little-seen Son of Dracula was directed by <mask> and starred Harry Nilsson in the title role.One of <mask>' favorites was Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny, and Girly. A black comedy about an isolated, upper-class family whose relationships and behaviors came equipped with deadly consequences. The film was not well received by the mainstream critics, but has since become a cult favorite among fans. The Doctor and the Devil was directed by <mask> in 1985. He returned to cinematography in 1980 to work on David Lynch's The Elephant Man. The Elephant Man was shot at Wembley Studios in Panavision, using Kodak's Plus X stock, which met <mask>' standards and was available in sufficient quantities. He was nominated for a British Academy Film Award for his cinematography.<mask> takes advantage of opportunities for high contrast, but note how more subtle elements of <mask>'s shading affect the story. Lynch defers a full look at the title character, John Hurt, to milk it for maximum impact. <mask> shows Merrick in varying degrees of shadow for the first half-hour, until a nurse stumbles upon him, at last fully illuminated by a skylight, and screams. <mask> gained a lot of respect as a cinematographer. The science fiction film Dune and the drama The Straight Story were both shot in Iowa in 23 days. Gordon Hayman was one of his favorite camera operators. He worked on films such as The Executioner's Song.Dark Tower is not related to the 2004 book of the same name by Stephen King. <mask> had his name taken off the picture because he thought it was bad. His name was changed to Ken Barnett. He received his second Academy Award for his work on the Civil War drama Glory. David E. Williams wrote, "<mask> and director Zwick studied period stills by famed photographer Matthew Brady and others." The stark black-and-white images suggested a realistic approach devoid of filtration or sepia tones, relying instead on the credibility of the locations and production design to mimic the era. <mask> rendered Glory simply and honestly, with much of the intimate drama revealed in the light and shadow playing upon soldiers' faces.<mask> believes that we captured the futility of war in several parts of Glory. It was always in the back of my mind that <mask> provided the cinematography for The Man in the Moon and the remake of Cape Fear. <mask> said that Michael Powell recommended him for the job. <mask> wanted to use deep focus in order to keep the audience focused on the frame for thepsychopathic Max Cady played by Robert De Niro. <mask> said that his final feature film as a director of photography was a reunion with David Lynch, the small intimate drama The Straight Story. In 1997, <mask> received an international achievement award from the American Society of Cinematographers. The book Conversations with Cinematographers was published by American publisher Scarecrow Press.In 1940, <mask> married Gladys Dorrell, with whom he had a son, and in 1963, he married Pamela Mann-<mask>, with whom he had a daughter and a second son. <mask> died due to the effects of a stroke. <mask>: The Straight Story from Moby Dick to Glory, a Memoir is a memoir by <mask>. The films of <mask> were published in 1991. The men who made the monsters was written by Paul M. Jensen.

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title: Lucy Page Gaston

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texts: <mask> was an anti-tobacco activist in the late 19th and early 20th century. She was the founder of the Anti-Cigarette League of America. <mask> was born on May 19, 1860 in Delaware, Ohio, to a family involved in abolition and temperance movements. The family lived in Henry, Illinois in 1870. They became members of the Lacon First Presbyterian Church in 1873. One year before graduating from high school in Lacon, she received a certificate to teach school. Ten years before Carrie Nation's first actions, she participated in smashing saloons with clubs and axes at Illinois State Normal School.<mask> changed her middle name to <mask> to match her mother's maiden name. She worked for the WCTU in Illinois. She would bring her car full of her possessions when visiting her relatives. She and her family lived in Harvey, Illinois, a suburb that banned the sale of alcohol through property deed restrictions. <mask>, the managing editor of the Harvey Citizen, led a protest against the issuance of a tavern license in 1895. Though unsuccessful in stopping the licensing of taverns in Harvey, the effort caught the attention of WCTU president, who recommended <mask> for the position of the national superintendent of the WCTU's Department of Christian Citizenship. This led to more activity within the WCTU, including editing of publications and appearing before the Illinois General Assembly on behalf of the organization.Tobacco is often associated with alcohol, but not necessarily with the same destructive capacity. Cigarettes were viewed as inherently evil by <mask>. She said that she was not a defender of tobacco in any form. The first group of its kind in the United States, she founded the Chicago Anti-Cigarette League in 1899. The Anti-Cigarette League of America claimed as many as 300,000 members after establishing chapters around the United States and Canada. Smoking was banned in 12 states between 1899 and 1909 thanks to the Anti-Cigarette league. <mask>'s method included publication of anti-cigarette materials, lobbying legislatures as well as personally appealing to people to stay away from cigarettes.She sponsored dances and writing contests to promote the message. She published an anti-smoking magazine called The Boy. He personally haunted lessReputable neighborhoods of Chicago, calling down boys for smoking and inducing them to sign the "Clean Life Pledge." <mask> published magazines for children containing advice on avoiding smoking, and personally haunted lessReputable neighborhoods of Chicago, calling down boys for smoking and inducing them to sign the "Clean The Chicago Cubs baseball team was admonished by <mask> over their use of tobacco. She promoted chewing the root of the gentian plant to reduce the craving for tobacco, and would often offer it to smokers trying to quit the habit. Several prominent organizations and persons supported him. The Salvation Army and YMCA were against smoking.Several railroads, as well as Montgomery Wards of Chicago and Wanamaker's Department Stores of Philadelphia, refused to hire smokers. Notable men who supported the league were Andrew Carnegie, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, David Starr Jordan, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, and John L. Sullivan. Many of these were not completely opposed to tobacco, just to the relatively new and foreign vice of cigarettes, as opposed to the more traditional cigar or chewing tobacco. Many of the league's loudest cheerleaders were cigar makers, who saw the profit in frightening cigarette smokers away from their new habit and back to their traditional smokes. North Carolina tobacco farmers were unexpected backers of the League. In 1907, the Illinois legislature passed a law prohibiting the manufacture and sale of cigarettes, which appeared to be a success for <mask>'s efforts to get a smoking ban in her home state. The law was overturned due to a technicality, as the judge noted that the title of the law was to "regulate" the sale of cigarettes when in fact it was a prohibition.The Supreme Court noted that the law could not be clearly stated whether or not it prohibited pure tobacco cigarettes. Cigarettes were considered a vital war material during World War I. The YMCA collected and distributed cigarettes for soldiers. She filed lawsuits to prevent the transhipment of cigarettes through Kansas, where they were illegal. The suits did not stop the shipments, but they resulted in a loss of public esteem for <mask>, who was branded as unpatriotic. Some felt that alcohol prohibition was in place after the war. Billy Sunday said tobacco prohibition would follow.Many men came back from the war with a smoking habit. After the war many women picked up the habit and cigarette consumption increased from 134 to 330 per year. She was fired in 1920 because she began to openly criticize the organization she had created. On the platform of clean morals, clean food and fearless law enforcement, <mask> declared herself to be a candidate for President of the United States in 1920. She pointed out her resemblance to Abe Lincoln, and said that Warren G. Harding had "cigarette face", a condition that was not well defined but readily apparent. She only filed for the Republican primary in South Dakota and dropped out before the election to support William Bryan. She was fired from the Anti-Cigarette League of Kansas after only two months because she was unwilling to compromise.After returning to Chicago, she formed a new organization, the National Anti-Cigarette League, but was fired after six months for employing methods too extreme for the management of the organization. After her personal financial situation became strained, she continued to insult smokers and give out press releases. She was hit by a streetcar on the way home from the anti-cigarette rally. She died of throat cancer on August 20. Her death was noted in articles that were complimentary of her character. <mask> was thought to have lived on a diet of only milk and crackers in her later years. G. Henri de Ronchi is the new Director of the National Anti-Cigarette League.Press releases went out asking for contributions to the "Lucy Page Gaston Memorial Fund" to build a monument in furthering her great principle of "To Safeguard the health and morals of the youth, to bring about a higher caliber of individuals." Activists from Ohio include American temperance activists and anti-smoking activists.

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title: Darwyn Cooke

texts: The comic books Catwoman, DC: The New Frontier, The Spirit and Richard Stark'sParker: The Hunter were written and illustrated by <mask>. He has received numerous awards for his work. He was born in Toronto on November 16, 1962. His father was a construction worker. The interest in creating comics began after watching Batman. Some of his earliest drawings, of Batman and Robin, were saved by his grandmother and kept after her death. He didn't become passionate about comics until he was a teenager.At 13 years old, after reading a re-release of Spectacular Spider-Man #2, he decided he wanted to be an artist and bought markers and boards the day after he tried to copy John Romita's artwork. He had found his calling after purchasing Detective Comics #439, which featured the story "Night of the Stalker." As a teenager, <mask> traced panels of Will Eisner's The Spirit. He attributed the ability to develop his own style as a result of limited entertainment choices, allowing him to focus on deconstructing the comics that inspired him. His father did not think comics were a good career choice. He was kicked out of George Brown College after a year. In order to show his samples at DC Comics' New York City offices, <mask> left his family on his own for the first time.The trip resulted in his first published comic book work as a professional artist in a five-page crime story. Economic pressure forced him to leave comics, as he was only paid $35 per page and produced one page a week. After deciding that comics was not an economically feasible job, he worked in Canada as a magazine art director, graphic and product designer. He established a design studio. In the early 1990s, <mask> returned to comics, but found little interest in his work at the major publishers. He was hired by Warner Bros. After responding to an ad for storyboard artists in The Comics Journal, <mask> was shocked that there were positions available.Batman: Ego was published in 2000 as a result of his successful pitch. After meeting his animation colleagues at San Diego Comic-Con, he was offered a full-time job in Los Angeles. Despite no desire to live in Los Angeles, <mask> moved there to take advantage of an opportunity to be a part of something that was never going to come around again this way. The storyboard artist for Superman: The Animated Series worked on four episodes of The New Batman Adventures. The opening sequence for Batman Beyond was designed and animated by him. Batman Beyond's visuals were cut in order to fit the music, in contrast to most cartoon openings, which adapt music to a finalized group of shots. Warner Bros.' resources were used for most of the animation, as opposed to the Macintosh computer and Adobe After Effects that <mask> used in his spare bedroom.The Batman Beyond team created a strong show because of the network's desire for a show about the Batman of the future. He believed the WB Network disliked the show's level of violence and ended it before it could be syndicated. The director worked on Men in Black: The Series for a year. The Batman Beyond animated short was released in April of 2014, celebrating the 75th anniversary of Batman. Justice League: The New Frontier was released in July of 2006 by Warner Bros. DC Universe Animated Original Movies would be based on important DC comic books. DC: The New Frontier was the second film to be adapted due to the adamance of DC's then-Senior Vice-president of Creative Affairs Gregory Noveck.Stan Berkowitz wrote the film and provided art direction and most of the character design, as well as re-writing and polishing the dialogue and storyboarding ten percent of the film. The movie's focus was shifted to the Justice League characters because Berkowitz and Timm were able to preserve many important character moments within the necessary shortening of the story. Due to time constraints, Wonder Woman and Lois Lane's places in the film were eliminated. "We might as well just rename this 'White Guys in the '50s' because everything else is gone, because the women are the heart of the story," he said. The former Warner colleague admitted to fearing for the film's outcome until he learned that David Bullock would be directing it, praising him as "probably the only person in the world I would have picked ahead of myself to direct it." He credited his previous relationships at Warner Bros. with his comfort on the project. In the late 1990s, DC Comics art director Mark Chiarello discovered <mask>'s years-old proposal for a Batman story while throwing out old pitches, and hired him for the 2000 graphic novel Batman: Ego, marking his permanent move from animation to comics at 37.What if Batman and Bruce Wayne could sit down and talk about what they do? The internal dialogue of Batman: Ego between Bruce Wayne and Batman was inspired by a 1981 film. The Catwoman character was changed in 2001. They started with a four-issue serial "Trail of the Catwoman" in Detective Comics #759–762, in which private detective Slam Bradley attempts to investigate the death of Selina Kyle. There is a person named Catwoman. The re-introduction of Bradley, who first appeared in 1937's Detective Comics #1 and pre-dated the super-hero era of comics, was the subject of a friendship between <mask> and Brubaker. The story led into a new Catwoman title in 2001, in which the character's costume, supporting cast, and modus operandi were all redeveloped.The series would continue until issue 4. In 2002, he wrote and drew a story about what happened to the character before her new series. The single thing that he liked the most was Selina's Big Score. There was a short Catwoman back-up story in 2002's Just Imagine Stan Lee, which was created by Chris Bachalo. The return and revenge of Catwoman's betrayed ex-lover Stark was similar to the lead character of the film Point Blank. DC: The New Frontier was a six-issue miniseries which bridged the gap between the start of the silver age of comic books in the DC Universe and the end of the golden age. After completing Batman: Ego and doing a Justice League story, <mask> began to think about The New Frontier.Preferring not to write a story tied to modern continuity or with short-term consequences, he realized he had little interest in writing about the Justice League unless the focus was on who they were before they became the Justice League. The story, set in the 1950s, featured dozens of super-heroes and drew inspiration from the period's comic books and movies as well as Tom Wolfe's non-fiction account of the start of the U.S. space program The Right Stuff. In The New Frontier, the major DC characters are introduced in the same order that DC originally published them, even down to the correct month and year in the story's timeline. The book's visual style was inspired by 1950s advertising and the works of Jack Kirby and Alex Toth. DC's editorial board pushed major changes from the original concept, including accommodations for DC's present-day continuity, but the mandated changes were undone by Paul Levitz, who allowed the original intent of The New Frontier to be preserved. Before returning to work on The New Frontier, he worked on Catwoman and Big Score. The approach to films like The Limey was similar to the non-linear narrative employed by <mask>.He placed a lot of focus on Green Lantern Hal Jordan in order to show why the character was cool in light of the character's dramatic changes in the 1994 "Emerald Twilight" story arcs, which he regarded as a wholly out-of-place gimmick for Jordan to merely boost sales. While serving in the Air Force, Mike Allred, a comic writer and artist, was stationed in Germany and spoke with two fighter pilots as well as Jordan's role as a United States Air Force pilot. Kennedy's 1960 "New Frontier" speech, which inspired the title and concluded the book, was the first time that the promise of modern America was properly articulated. In order to hit a 400 page count, <mask> proposed including up to 48 additional pages. The Suicide Squad on Dinosaur Island had more backstory provided by the additional material. There was a three-year wait for an absolute edition of Alan Moore's The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, which is why the deluxe edition was released so soon after the original release. The New Frontier co-editor named the book the most proud of his involvement in, calling it "as pure a comic-reading experience as any comic that's ever been published."DC's artist-centered anthology project was one of the projects that <mask> contributed to in 2004. His issue was intended to be his final mainstream comic before other DC projects pulled him back, and featured several different stories in different styles with a framing sequence featuring Slam Bradley. "Best Single Issue" was the winner of the 2006 Eisner Award. The Batman/The Spirit intercompany was produced in November of 2006). In December there was an ongoing series written and drawn by <mask>. The most exciting and horrifying offer I'd been made in my career was The Spirit, but I was reluctant to step into Will Eisner's shoes. While having met Will Eisner in the past, he never got to consult with him specifically for The Spirit.White's exaggerated blackface-inspired appearance and dialect were discarded along with adding new characters such as Ginger Coffee and Hussein Hussein. They were in June of 2007. The award for "Outstanding Canadian Comic Book Artists" was won by Bone and the award for "Outstanding Canadian Comic Book Cartoonist" was won by <mask>. At the San Diego Comic-Con in 2007, he announced that his run on The Spirit would end after one year, despite intending a second year. The editors were moved from the book because they believed the quality would not be up to Bone's standards. The first six-issue story arcs of the Superman monthly series Superman Confidential were written by <mask> <mask> and were set in Superman's early career. After developing the plot with artist Tim Sale, he realized he had no creative hook for a Superman story until he found out about the character's early fear and uncertainty at the limits of his invulnerability.The Joe Shuster Award was given to <mask> in June of 2007, for his work on Superman Confidential. The artist and future Justice League: The New Frontier director David Bullock collaborated with <mask> on a Superman graphic novel that was more comfortable with human characters like Catwoman and Batman. A desire to work with Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray, as well as craft a cliché-breaking tale for Hex set within Canada, led to a collaboration with them in 2008. The premise of Canadian weather being always a blizzard was accepted as a central plot element. Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre and Before Watchmen: Minutemen were both written by <mask>. After being offered to write the entire Before Watchmen series, he was able to reduce his commitment to only two books, eventually accepting the project. He did not view Watchmen as the Holy Grail of comics, nor did he feel concerned about original Watchmen author Alan Moore's opinion on the Before Watchmen series, but he did initially turn down the project for two years out of concern that his work would not measure up.A collaborative work was encouraged by the editor of Vertigo. It was thought that Gilbert Hernandez wouldn't be interested in being the writer. A Latin American fishing village is the setting for their collaboration, which mixes elements of science fiction and magic realism. The lives of the villagers are disrupted by a sudden increase in supernatural activity. While preparing for DC: The New Frontier and before creating Selina's Big Score, the success of Batman: Ego led to the creation of X-Force, Wolverine/Doop and Spider-Man's Tangled Web. He had a falling out with the company after they solicited and praised his business plan for the children's line, and then passed it onto other creators without his involvement. IDW Publishing published an adaptation of the Donald Westlake novel, The Hunter, by Richard Stark in July of 2009.In October 2010, The Outfit was released, followed by The Score in July 2012 and Slayground in December 2013). Revengeance, a three-part fully creator-owned project, was originally planned to launch in June 2015. The psychological thriller and dark comedy was supposed to be set in Toronto in 1986, but was changed to Thunder Bay. After an unsuccessful five-year wait for Tim Sale's availability, <mask> decided to take the art duties himself. Revengeance was not released at the time of <mask>'s death. In November 2012 <mask> married Marsha Stagg in Las Vegas, Nevada. The first movie to scare him and ignite his imagination was The Wizard of Oz.On May 13, 2016 it was announced on his official website that he was battling an " aggressive" form of cancer. Dennis and I along with our families appreciate the support we have received. Privacy is requested as we go through this difficult time. The next morning, he died. Comic creators such as Dan DiDio, Brian Michael Bendis, Gail Simone, Jimmy Palmiotti, Ed Brubaker, and Mark Waid made recommendations of <mask>'s works to fans. DC Comics compared <mask> to Joe Kubert, Alex Toth, and Jack Kirby in a statement about his passing. A trait that was beneficial to his comic book industry peers was the fact that he acknowledged himself as difficult to work with."<mask>'s uncompromising nature opened doors for a lot of us," said the artist. There were thirteen Eisner Awards, eight Harvey Awards, and five Joe Shuster Awards for works produced for DC Comics and IDW Publishing, primarily for DC: The New Frontier and Richard Stark'sParker. In 2007, he admitted that he didn't pay much attention to awards. When he won his first Eisner Award for DC: The New Frontier in 2005, he understood that he was on the right path. The writer for Superman Confidential #1–2 and the artist for Bone for Batman/The Spirit #1 were both outstanding. The All-Star Western was published in the DC area. An artist.Batman: Ego was released in 2000. The Batman story is a prestige format. Both a writer and artist. Batman/ The Spirit was written by DC. Some of the supporting casts of Batman and The Spirit are featured in a one-shot issue. The co-written was penciled by <mask>. The DC chapter of Before Watchmen: Minutemen #1–6 was published.Both a writer and artist. Catwoman vol. DC, 2001–2002. Ed Brubaker is a writer. There is a movie called Catwoman: Selina's Big Score. The Selina Kyle story is in a graphic novel. 3.There are creator-owned heroes. Three short stories were written and drawn by <mask>. DC: The New Frontier was published in 2004. Both a writer and artist. Green Lantern: Secret Files was published in 2005. The main story has 22 pages. There is a vol. of "Jonah Hex."2 #33 was in DC from 2008 to 2009. An artist. The New Frontier Special is about the Justice League. Revengeance is an image. The book is an adaptation of the novel by Richard Stark. The one-shot is an adaptation of the novel by Richard Stark. It was the first chapter of Richard Stark'sParker: The Outfit.The book is an adaptation of the novel by Richard Stark. The score was adapted from the novel by Richard Stark. The book was adapted from the novel by Richard Stark. The second edition of Rocketeer adventures was published by IDW. "Betty Saves the Day!" is a 7-page story. The solo was in DC in 2005. Spider-Man's Tangled Web was published in 2002."Open All Night!" was written and drawn by <mask>. "T'was the Fight Before Xmas" is a Spider-Man Christmas story. The Spirit #1–6 was in the DC area from 2006 to 2008. Both a writer and artist. The children of the vampire series #1–4 was published by Vertigo. A writer with them. Weird War Tales War One-Shot #1 was published in 2010."Armistice Night" was written and drawn by <mask>. The first part of the movie "Wounded/Doop." The two-issue miniseries is written by Peter Milligan and stars X-Men's Wolverine and X-Force's Doop. The X-Force was published in 2002. Peter Milligan is a writer. Batman: Gotham Knights #23 was a backup story. There is a Batman Black and White story.Detective Comics #759–762 was published by DC in 2001. The "Trail of the Catwoman" back-up story features Sam Bradley and leads to Catwoman #1. All Stars #3 was published in the DC area. There is a back-up story to Doctor Fate. Imagine Stan Lee and Chris Bachalo creating a movie. The back up story was written by Michael Uslan and inked by Mike Allred. Legion Worlds #2 was released in 2001.There is an 8-page back-up story. The third movie in the double shot series. Who should let the Dad go? An eleven-page story. X-Statix #1 was published in 2002. There is a back-up story. Batman: Gotham Knights #33 was written by the writer.Bill Wray is the writer of the back-up story "The Monument". DC published Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre #1–4. With the artist. DC had a solo #1. Batman and Catwoman are featured in an 11-page story by Tim Sale. Superman Confidential was published in the DC area from 2006 to 2008. Tim Sale created the art for "Kryptonite."All-Star Western #28-#29 is the cover of the back issue of DC. Batman and Robin #37 is from Batman and Superman in World's Finest: The Silver Age Omnibus vol. Batman Beyond 4: vol. 1 was published by DC. 2 #23–# 24 was published. Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus vol. 4 is the first one. The first volume. There is a second volume, 2, vol.Batman/Superman #17 (DC, 2014), Batwing #24, #26-# 27 (DC, 2013), and Catwoman #37, #46 (DC, 2015). 2 #37 (DC, 2014). Green Lantern Corps #37 was published by DC, and The Grimoire was published by Speakeasy. iZombie #1 (Vertigo, 2010) Jersey Gods #2 (Image, 2009) Justice League #33 (DC, 2014) Justice League Dark #37 (DC) Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus vol. 1 was published by DC. Superman/Wonder Woman #14 (DC, 2013), Teen TITANS 5 (DC, 2014), and T.H.U.N.D.E.R. They were called agents vol.Weird Western Tales #1 (Vertigo, 2001) Wonder Woman #37 was published by DC. 2nd and 3rd. There is an interview with <mask> <mask>. The person is <mask> <mask>. "<mask> <mask>" is in a movie. The 2005 edition of DC Comics was published. 48.The Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators 1962 births 2016 deaths of 20th-century Canadian artists and 21st-century Canadian artists are external links.

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title: Nish Bruce

texts: The British Army soldier was named "<mask>" <mask>. <mask> was a member of the British Army's Special Air Service. He was awarded the Queen's Gallantry medal for his service in Northern Ireland in the early 1980s. Tom Read wrote a memoir of his life called "Freefall" in 1998. <mask> took his own life by jumping without a parachute from an airplane during a flight over South-Eastern England. <mask> was born in England in August of 1956. He was the middle son of a father who was a fighter pilot with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War and the paternal grandson of a Major.<mask> joined the British Army's Parachute Regiment at the age of 17 and served in Northern Ireland in the mid-1970s. He was a member of the Red Devil's display team from 1978 to 1978. <mask> had over 8,500 parachute jumps at the time of his death in 2002. His parachute log books show that he learned his basic parachuting skills at Sibson Airfield from 1974 to 1978 before joining The Red Devil's display team. <mask> applied for transfer to the Special Air Service and was attached to the 22nd Special Air Service in April 1982. From 1982 to 1986 he was with 22 SAS 'B' Squadron. He was a member of 'B' Squadron 7 Troop.In a November 2008 interview with The Daily Telegraph, McNab described <mask> as one of his heroes. In 1982, with other members of 'B' Squadron. <mask> was a member of the SAS who parachuted into the South Atlantic Ocean during the war. The Queen's Gallantry medal was awarded to <mask> in 1984 after he was involved with British Army counter-terrorist operations against the IRA in Northern Ireland. One member of the pursuit team remembers the weight of fire that was poured out at them as being like a sheet of lead. He didn't flinch or hang back despite the rounds flying around him. He kept his car on the tail of the van to be as close as possible.One of the operations led to the death in action of his Special Air Service comrade, who was killed in a confrontation with several IRA volunteers from the Derry brigade. <mask> was discharged from the SAS in 1986 for not being a team player after a clash with his superiors, according to The Guardian. Following his award of the Queen's Gallantry medal, <mask> was invited to re-join the Regiment and he was attached to the 22nd Special Air Service Regiment's 'G' squadron. After leaving the British Army in 1988 with the rank of sergeant, <mask> worked as a private security guard for comedian Jim Davidson and was second in command of a WWF sponsored anti-poaching operation in Southern Africa. In Southern Africa, the primary purpose of the operation was to track down rhino horn and ivory dealers. Identifying their methods for illegal export, pinning corruption against those in high places who colluded with the dealers, and helping with the training and equipement of anti-poaching teams for the rhino were all linked to this. <mask> worked in Washington, D.C. as a bodyguard for a former Prime Minister of Lebanon.<mask> was a pilot. He was able to fly both single engine fixed wing aircraft and helicopters because of his licences. He flew his single engine Cessna 172 Skyhawk from Washington, D.C. to the UK in July of 1992. In the early 1990s <mask> started the 'Skydive From Space' project, to skydive from the edge of space from 130,000 feet and break the highest altitude freefall record previously set by Joe Kittinger. He was trained by Kittinger and the High Adventure Company. The project was partially funded by NASA. <mask>, Harry Taylor, and Karl Gordon Henize climbed the North Ridge Route of Mount Everest in 1993 to test a NASA meter called a "tissue equivalent proportional counter" at different altitudes.The expedition was abandoned after the death of Karl Henize. NASA received the data from the meter's readings during the ascent, even though the expedition was cut short. <mask> was living in France in February 1994 when he suffered a nervous breakdown and tried to kill his girlfriend with a pair of scissors, but was dragged off her by another man. He was taken to a French hospital by the local authorities. 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 In 1998 <mask>'s memoir entitled Freefall was published by Little, Brown Book Group under the name 'Tom Read', ghost written by Michael Robotham. Bruce's military career, the 'Skydive From Space' project, the ascent of Mount Everest, and his subsequent descent into mental illness and psychological recovery were detailed in the book.Andy McNab, one of his colleagues in the British Army, described Freefall as being similar to One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Read's story made me cry and had me on the edge of my seat. The updated paperback and kindle edition of Freefall was published in August of 2021. After eight years of recurring mental illness and being intermittently sectioned in mental hospitals, <mask> killed himself on 8 January 2002 by jumping out of a private Cessna 172 light aircraft in which he was a passenger during a flight over the South. His body was found on a football pitch. He was 45 years old. His military career and the manner of his death resulted in extensive media coverage.Posttraumatic stress disorder is thought to be the cause of <mask>'s psychological breakdown. According to a 2002 report in The Guardian, the problem of post-discharge mental collapse and suicide among former special soldiers is being recognised. Mark Lucas was quoted as saying, "We shouldn't be surprised by what happens when men experience what these men have experienced." The dividing line between life and death is very thin in the landscape where they are trained to survive. <mask>'s ashes were scattered by his son and former colleagues during a memorial skydive over Northamptonshire in April 2002 after he was cremated in January 2002. A plaque in memory of <mask> was added to the memorial bench. There is no going back once you take that last step after leaving the plane.With parachuting, once you cross that threshold, you have to see it through, even if you pull over and stop. British military personnel of The Troubles, Special Air Service soldiers, and recipients of the Queen's Gallantry medal all died in 2002.

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title: Janet Weiss

texts: <mask> is an American rock drummer, best known as a former member of Sleater-Kinney and a current member of Quasi. She contributed to the Shins' fourth studio album, Port of Morrow, after leaving Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks. She was the drummer for Wild Flag. In 2007, Stylus Magazine listed her as number 48 of rock's 50 greatest drummers, and in the same year LA Weekly placed her at number 12. She was listed as number 90 out of 100 top rock and pop drummers by Rolling Stone and 25 out of 32 top rock drummers by New Musical Express. <mask> was born in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California to a Jewish family and began playing guitar at the age of 16. Her two older sisters introduced her to good music.She left Hollywood at a young age. She graduated from San Francisco State University with a degree in photography. <mask> was involved in the local club scene, following local bands such as Camper Van Beethoven and the Donner Party, and absorbing their punky/DIY ethos. <mask> joined the Furies as their replacement drummer for a West Coast tour when she was 22. <mask> became the Furies' second drummer after the Furies' guitarist found her a drum kit at a pawn shop. <mask> studied rock and punk greats like John Bonham and Topper Headon to learn her technique as a drummer. She moved to Portland, Oregon in 1989 and began playing in a band called Motorgoat.The Motorgoat reformed as Quasi in 1993. After seeing them play a show, Sleater-Kinney <mask> started playing with Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein. Tucker and Brownstein played her a new song that they were working on. Her bandmates said that she made a beat so strong that they could bang their heads against it. <mask> was the fourth drummer in the band's history. <mask> is described by Brownstein as "one of the most musically intelligent people I know" and "the most musically gifted member of the band, the one with the largest musical lexicon and sphere from which to draw influence and reference." On July 1, Sleater-Kinney announced via social media that <mask> would be leaving the group and wouldn't be joining their fall tour.<mask> said that it was time for her to leave the band. Quasi was formed in 1993 by Quasi <mask> and Sam Coomes, and the band has remained active as a duo and a trio for the past 20 years. <mask> was in Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks after the dissolution of Sleater-Kinney. She performed on two albums. She left the band to support the album. She drummed in Wild Flag with Carrie Brownstein, Mary Timony, and Rebecca Cole. By the end of the year, Wild Flag had ceased to exist.She has played for Bright Eyes, Junior High, the Shadow Mortons, the Go Betweens, Sarah Dougher, and one Goldcard song. Drew Grow of Modern Kin occasionally performs with her in the duo Slang. She joined the band for their summer European tour after performing on the Late Show with David Letterman. Portlandia <mask> was part of the production team on the TV show, Portlandia, working as the permit manager, while Carrie Brownstein was one of the show's creators and lead actors. <mask> plays a Ludwig kit. The finish was natural maple. There are specifications.She played a similar kit at the festival in April 2008, except the Ludwigs were the Blue Oyster 'Bowling Ball' finish. The Craviotto snare was made of maple. A custom crash Hardware: Remo coated Ambassadors on snare and toms, Powerstroke 3 on bass drum batter. Quasi - Early Recordings, Sleater-Kinney - Dig Me Out, and Quasi - R&B Transmogrification all appeared on Silverfox MR.

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title: Christian Malanga

texts: <mask> was born on January 2, 1983 and is a politician, businessman, and former military officer. He formed a national political party after his experiences in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's parliamentary elections in 2011. He was the first ambassador of the International Religious Freedom Roundtable. The New Zaire was born on May 17th, 2017. <mask> was born on January 2, 1983, to Christine and <mask> in the capital city of Kinshasa. <mask>'s father was born and raised in the village of Mangai. <mask>'s parents met when they were students at a local school.They settled outside of the city where his mother worked at a local market and his father worked as a mechanic. <mask>'s family relocated to Swaziland as political refugees in 1993. <mask> attended primary school at Saint Paul's Methodist Primary School. <mask> was a political refugee when he moved to Salt Lake City. He co founded the Africa Helpline Society in the DR after owning several small businesses there. He worked with the children at the on-site orphanage. <mask> formed his own non-governmental organization, Friends of America, during this time period.<mask> achieved the rank of captain in the Congolese Military in 2007, after returning to the Democratic Republic of theCongo to participate in military service. The command of a training company was one of his main duties during his service. <mask> started his own company after he finished his military service, which hired 250 employees in several sectors to perform public works and contracting projects. Water purification and bottling plants, as well as several domestic mining operations, were included in these projects. He launched his political career in the same year that these businesses proved profitable. <mask> attended a general assembly meeting of all political opposition leaders to pick a candidate to challenge the current President Joseph Kabila. <mask> decided to run in the parliamentary election as an independent opposition candidate when the general assembly was indecisive.He was held for more than two weeks after he was arrested two days before the elections. He was offered the position of National Youth President after his release. <mask> formed his own political party after declining the position. <mask> returned to the United States in 2012 to start a new political party called the United Congolese Party. He is campaigning in the United States, Europe and South Africa as well as building the leadership and membership of the UCP in preparation for the next round of national elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. <mask> was appointed the first ever ambassador of the International Religious Freedom Roundtable at a ceremony in the US Capitol Building. <mask> has been tasked by the organization to raise awareness.The United Congolese Party's first Ambassador-at-Large was appointed in a ceremony in Washington DC. The duty of the UCP Ambassador-at-Large is to cultivate good will and friendship with other progressive African leaders. A case study in the Republic of Georgia was given to his members by the UK government. To learn how to fight against corruption, reform fiscal policy and tax systems, privatize state-owned enterprises, build a welfare system for those most in need, and create a competitive education and healthcare, Mr. <mask> created a delegation of leaders who traveled to the Republic of Georgia for the African The National Parliamentary Library of Georgia hosted the conference. The delegation worked with Georgian policy makers. The Grand Cross was knighted by the order of Saint Peter and Paul.Only heads of state can receive the Grand Cross knighting. President <mask>'s vision to bring democracy to the New Zaire has the full support of the Catholic Church. President <mask> created a government in exile in May of last year. The new government was formed at the ceremony hosted by Europe and the United States. There was a transitional government that represented the people. The President of the New Zaire is ready to give the people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo their voice and sovereignty. There are links between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the United States.

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title: Kevin Bieksa

texts: A Canadian is a former professional ice hockey defenceman. He played for the Anaheim Ducks in the NHL. <mask> was awarded a scholarship to Bowling Green State University after a three-year career in the Ontario Junior Hockey League. He was an All-CCHA honorable mention during his four-year tenure with the Falcons. He received a bachelor's degree from the university. In 2003 and 2004, he was a two-time CCHA All-Academic honorable mention. Hockey Night in Canada is co-hosted by <mask>.He represented his country at the World Hockey Championships. He was named one of the top players for Canada in the tournament. He represented Canada at the Spengler Cup for the second time. He joined the Manitoba Moose of the American Hockey League after graduating from college. In his first full season with the Moose, he was named to the All-Rookie Team. He is a two-way defenceman. He joined the Hockey Night in Canada team in 2020 as a regular member of the analysis panel.After playing minor hockey for the local Jr. Peach Kings, he went on to play for the Stoney Creek Warriors in the OMHA South Central League. He was drafted by the Mississauga IceDogs in the 17th round of the 1998 Ontario Hockey League draft. After making the Ice Dogs out of camp, <mask> decided to pursue an NCAA scholarship. In 1997–98, <mask> began a three-year Junior A career with the Burlington Cougars of the Ontario Junior Hockey League. He scored 37 points over 48 games in his second season and 33 points in his third. He chose to play college hockey in the NCAA instead of going to the major junior Ontario Hockey League. The Bowling Green Falcons joined the CCHA in 2000.After a 13-point regular season in 35 games as a freshman, he helped the Falcons become the lowest-seeded team in League history to advance to the CCHA semifinals. He scored the only goal for the Falcons in a 2–1 loss to Michigan State University. The 141st pick in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft was taken by <mask>. After being drafted, he returned to Bowling Green to finish his college career with 15 points. Prior to his third season, <mask> was named an alternate captain and improved to a college career-high eight goals and 25 points. The Falcons fans chose <mask> as the recipient of the W. G. Grinder's Grinder Award, and he was also a co-recipient of the team's Jim Ruehl Award as the best defensive player with Jordan Sigalet. He received his first mention as a CCHA All-Academic.He scored seven goals and 22 points in 38 games in his fourth and final college season, while leading his team in shots on goal. He was named to the All-CCHA Team and received the Falcons' Howard Brown Award as the best player. On March 24, 2004, <mask> signed an amateur tryout contract with the Manitoba Moose, the Canucks' American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate. During his tryout, he had an altercation with teammate Fedor Fedorov. According to then-Canucks General Manager Brian Burke, several Moose players went out together when <mask> accidentally spilled Fedorov's beer. Fedorov challenged <mask> to a fight outside of the establishment which he won with one punch. Burke said he wanted to sign the book the next day after he heard about the incident.In the final four games of the 2003– 2004 season, <mask> had two assists. He scored his first professional goal on the powerplay in a 3–2 shootout victory against the Cleveland Barons on November 11, 2004. He had 12 goals and 39 points in 80 games. After recording two goals, 11 points and a +11 rating in 13 games, he was selected as the American Hockey League's rookies of the month for March. His 39 points broke the team mark of 32 for points by a defenceman, set the previous season. <mask> was praised by the assistant general manager for his rapid development. During the campaign, he was given the nickname "Juice" by Alex Auld, a nickname that continued into his NHL career.The origin of the nickname was based around him drinking juice, according to <mask>, who described it as a "funny story that's been advanced to the point where it's bigger than it should be." In the 2005–06 training camp, <mask> was projected to be the team's sixth defenceman. He suffered a high ankle injury after colliding into the boards with another defenceman. He missed the first month and a half of the 2005–06 season after being sent to the Moose. The alternate captain was named on October 29 by the head coach. He played against the Rochester Americans on November 11. In his second game back, he had two goals and an assist in a 6–5 shootout loss to Grand Rapids.After scoring 16 points in 20 games with the Moose, <mask> was called up by the Canuck and played his first NHL game on December 19, 2005, against the Los Angeles Kings. He was called for a roughing penalty ten seconds into his first shift and played 10 minutes and 45 seconds in a 4–3 shootout loss to the Kings. He scored his first NHL point in a 3–2 win against the Chicago Hawks on January 5, 2006). He was sent to the Moose on April 8 to make room for the return of Ed Jovanovski from injury, and remained with the Canuck until the end of the season. In 39 games this season, <mask> averaged 16 minutes of ice-time per game. He was re-signed by the Canuck to a two-year, one-way, $1.05 million contract. He scored his first NHL goal on October 13, 2006 in a loss to the San Jose Sharks.In his first season as a top defenceman, <mask> led the team with 30 assists, 42 points and 134 penalty minutes, while also scoring a career-high 12 goals. He was often given a shutdown role against opposing teams' top forwards. He won two awards at the end of his first full NHL season, the best defenceman and the Fred J. Hume Award. In his first NHL playoff game, <mask> played 55 minutes in a quadruple overtime victory against the Dallas Stars. In the sixth game of the series, <mask> suffered three stomach oblique muscle tears, sidelining him for five games. On July 9, 2007, the Canucks signed <mask> to a three-year, $11.25 million contract extension. In the first year of the deal, <mask> made $4.25 million, while the remaining two years were set at $3.5 million.He had one more season left on his contract. A relative unknown in his first couple of seasons in the NHL, his last name, which is pronounced phonetically, was frequently mispronounced by sports newscasters and hockey broadcasters. It has been spelled wrong. On November 1, 2007, <mask> suffered a severe calf laceration in a game against the Nashville Preds. After battling with forward Vernon Fiddler against the boards, the forward slashed the defenceman with his skate. There was a trail of blood behind him after he was helped to the bench. He missed more than half the season.He was assigned to the Moose for a conditioning stint before returning to the line-up. In 34 games, he had 12 points. He admitted that his leg had not fully recovered after he returned from the off-season. Injury troubles continued early in the year. He was injured after blocking a puck off his skate. After playing through the injury for several games, he found out that he had suffered a bone break in his foot. He was back in the line-up after missing seven games.Despite missing ten games, <mask> established an impressive career-high 32 assists along with 11 goals for 43 points, first among team defencemen. Without a no-trade clause in his contract, <mask> was frequently the subject of trade rumors. In the off-season of 2009, there was a feud between the general managers of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Brian Burke and Mike Gillis. A segment on a Leafs TV documentary on the NHL Entry Draft that aired in September of 2009, speculated that the Toronto Maple Leafs had offered defenceman <mask> to the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for a first-round draft choice and a forward. The Maple Leafs received a warning from the League after the documentary was pulled. The second serious cut to his leg happened in 2009. On December 29, 2009, he bodychecked the opposing forward, who had his skate cut into his left leg.Six days later, it was revealed that he had injured his ankle. He missed 27 games for three-and-a-half months. He missed a lot of time in the past due to a skate cut on his leg. He was limited to 55 games, notching three goals and 22 points. He scored his first two goals in the NHL in a 7–3 win against the Flames in the last game of the regular season. In the opening round of the 2010 playoffs, playing the sixth-seeded Los Angeles Kings, <mask> scored his first NHL post-season goal. In the third period, his goal against Jonathan Quick tied the score at 2–2 and led to a 4–2 win for the Canuck.For the second year in a row, the Canucks were eliminated by the Hawks in the playoffs. In the playoffs, <mask> had three goals and eight points in 12 games. In the off-season, <mask> was involved in trade rumors. Despite being several million dollars over the salary cap, the general manager insisted that the team was keeping Bieksa. During the 2010–11 season, <mask>'s offensive production decreased, but he was praised by the media and Head Coach for improving his defensive game. He had been criticized in the past for making risk/reward plays that resulted in scoring chances for the opposing team, but his play improved to become more responsible in the defensive zone. He fractured a bone in his foot in February 2011.In a game against the Minnesota Wild, <mask> sustained an injury while blocking a shot. After the game he had an x-ray that came back negative, but a second one revealed a broken bone. He was the sixth defenceman injured. He returned to the line-up in late March after missing 15 games. He finished the season with a personal best +32 plus-minus and ranked second in the NHL, one point behind Boston Bruins defenceman Zdeno Chra. He had six goals and 22 points in 66 games. The team won the Presidents' Trophy for the first time in franchise history and entered the playoffs as the first seed in the West.After scoring 4 goals in the first two rounds of the playoffs, including a double-overtime winner in the Conference Finals against the San Jose Sharks, <mask> was named the NHL's most valuable player. The goal came after Alexander Edler's dump-in bounced off a stanchion along the boards. <mask> took a slapshot from the blueline to win the game. The Boston Bruins won the Stanley Cup in seven games. He had 10 points over 25 games. His average ice time of 25 minutes and 40 seconds per game was the best among the players. After the team's elimination, it was revealed that several players had been playing with injuries, including <mask>.After playing the final year of his contract, <mask> told the media that he was ready to re-sign for less than market value in order to stay with the team. The contract extension was signed on June 27, 2011. The deal came with a no-trade clause and was reported to be front- loaded, with <mask> making $7 million in his first year, followed by $4.5 million, $5 million, $4 million and $2.5 million annual salaries. The popular defenceman was retained for another chance at winning the Stanley Cup. The Anaheim Ducks got a second-round pick in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft in exchange for <mask>. <mask> signed a two-year, $8,000,000 contract extension two days later. A full no-movement clause was included in the deal.He recorded 15 points in 71 games for the first time in his career. In his second season with the Ducks, <mask> continued to help develop and mentor the young defence core. The Anaheim Ducks swept the Flames in the first round of the playoffs. In four games, <mask> had four assists. The Nashville Preds defeated the Anaheim Ducks in six games in the Conference Finals after he tore his MCL in the second round. <mask> was known as a two-way defenceman. He was with Willie Mitchell and Dan Hamhuis.In 2006 and 2007, he led the defencemen in scoring. His play was aggressive. He was a fighter early in his career. <mask> was a very strong two-way defender first and foremost, but he was also a very rugged defender who would drop his gloves at any time. He was known around the league for performing a variation of a one punch knockout style superman punch on skates, which he executed successfully a few times during his NHL career. Scott Oake of Hockey Night in Canada reported that he was a fighter with over 30 NHL fights. He was praised for his leadership qualities by coaches, NHL executives and his close teammates.<mask>rik at the retirement ceremony. All three players were a huge driving force behind the team's two Presidents' Trophy-winning seasons, and were known as the most fierce competitors of their time in the NHL. The three were known to be the most frustrating players to play against. He was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for Best Sports Analysis or commentary at the 9th Canadian Screen Awards in 2021. The personal life <mask> was born to was named after him. He has two brothers and two stepsisters. His father is a worker in the Ontario Federation of Labour.The minor hockey player joined the teams in Stoney Creek, Ontario. He graduated from Bowling Green State University in 2004 with a bachelor's degree in finance and a 3.42 grade point average. Rick Rypien, a teammate of <mask>'s, committed suicide in August of 2011 after years of clinical depression. The first teammate to talk about his mental health was <mask>. After taking a personal leave of absence from the Canuck in the 2008–09 NHL season, <mask> took him into his home to live with his family. Following his death, <mask> helped create Hockey Talks to honor the memory of his friend, and was involved in many of the ceremonies. During the team's pre-game ceremony in October 2011, he presented the family of Rypien with one of the forward's game-worn jerseys, in honor of him.They have two children, a son and daughter. The family lives in Newport Beach. Newport Jane is a semi-autobiographical story of a woman adjusting to a new life in California that was inspired by <mask>'s trade from Vancouver to Anaheim. The most points by a rookies defenceman in a single season was 39 in 2004–05.

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title: Meg-John Barker

texts: <mask> is a writer, speaker, and independent scholar. They have written a number of anti-self-help books on the topics of relationships, sex, and gender, as well as the graphic non-fiction books, Queer: A Graphic History and Gender: A Graphic Guide, and the book The Psychology of Sex. The author of the relationships book and Rewriting the Rules is also the host of a sex education show. <mask> is a full-time writer, as well as being a writing mentor, creative consultant, speaker, and independent scholar. <mask> worked for two decades as an academic psychologist at the Open University in the United Kingdom and as a therapist specializing in sex, gender, and relationships. Some of the first academic collections on open non-monogamy, bisexuality, non-binary gender and BDSM have been edited or written by <mask>. They were the lead author of The Bisexuality Report and the BACP document on Gender, Sexual, and Relationship Diversity.<mask>'s pronouns are singular. <mask> was born in Hull, England, on June 23, 1974 and is a PhD student in psychology at the University ofNottingham. After teaching at a number of higher education institutions, <mask> moved to the Open University in 2008 and trained in the sexual and relationship clinic at Guy's Hospital for several years. <mask>'s main area of expertise is human sexuality, gender and romantic relationships, with a focus on the experiences of people in sexual, gender and relationship communities located outside the mainstream. Their work is thought to be based on social constructionism, existentialism and Buddhist philosophy. Two edited collections on sadomasochism and on non-monogamy have been published by <mask> and Langdridge. The journal of Psychology & Sexuality was co-edited by <mask> and Langdridge.The Critical Sexology series and BiReCon were co-organized by <mask>. Writing <mask> came up with the phrase "anti self-help" to describe self-help materials which show the struggles that people have in their wider societal structures and cultural messages rather than in them as individuals. <mask>'s books aim to help people navigate their relationship with wider sociocultural understandings, rather than viewing themselves as a problem that needs fixing. They have produced books applying this approach to relationships, sex, and gender, as well as producing graphic-novel style non-fiction books and zines on queer and other topics. The production of the Open University module Counselling: Exploring Fear and Sadness was led by <mask> consulting. They are trained in both mental health and sex and relationship therapy. Their practice now takes the form of peer-to-peer consulting and mentoring with writers, practitioners, activists, and organizers, with a focus on relationships with self, others, and the wider world.In the top 40 of The Independent on Sunday newspaper's Pink List, <mask>'s activism in the area of LGBT&Q rights was recognized. BiUK was founded by <mask> as an organization for bisexual research and activism. The Bisexuality Report which informs UK policy and practice regarding bisexuality based on the evidence regarding biphobia, bisexual invisibility, and mental health was produced by this group. Trans and non-binary communities are the focus of their current activism. <mask> is the author of Introductory Psychology: History, Themes and Perspectives. The Sexuality and Gender for Counsellors, Psychologists and Health Professionals: A Practical Guide was written by Richards, C and <mask>, M. It's London.M<mask> wrote "Mindfulness in Counselling & Psychotherapy: Practising Mindfully Across Approaches and Issues". It's London. M.-J. <mask>. & Gabb, J. How to make relationships last is the Secrets of Enduring Love. Penguin RandomHouse is located in London. M.-J. <mask>.J. A graphic history about queer. London has a book called Icon Books. M.-J<mask>. J. A Practical and Inclusive Guide to Enjoy Sex. London has a book called Icon Books.A. Iantaffi. <mask>, M-J. How to Understand Your Gender is a practical guide for exploring who you are. Jessica Kingsley is in London. M.-J<mask>. Rewriting the Rules is an anti-self-help guide to love, sex and relationships. Second edition.London: Routledge. M.-J<mask>. The psychology of sex. <mask>, M-J., Gill, R., and Harvey, L. wrote about sex advice in media culture. Polity in London. M.-J. <mask>. Iantaffi, A.Life isn't defined by being both, beyond, and in-between. Jessica Kingsley is in London. M.-J. <mask>. J. A graphic guide about gender. London has a book called Icon Books. Books edited Safe, Sane and Consensual: Contemporary Perspectives on Sadomasochism.<mask>, M., and Vossler, A. D. and Langdridge, D. The article is titled " (Eds.) Understanding counseling and therapy. It's London. D. Langdridge and M. <mask>. The article is titled " (Eds.)Understanding non-monogamies. New York. L. and <mask>, M. The article is titled " (Eds.) Sexual and Relationship Therapy hasMindfulness in it. Taylor and Francis are from Abingdon. Richards, C. and <mask>, M.The article is titled " (Eds.) The handbook deals with sexuality and gender. There is a book called Palgrave Macmillan. A. Vossler, A., C., Pike, G. <mask>, M.-J. B. and Raabe, B. The article is titled " (Eds.) Is it good or bad?There is a critical approach to counseling and forensic psychology. It's London. Richards, C., Bouman, W., and <mask>, M.-J. The article is titled " (Eds.) There are genderqueer and non-binary genders. There is a book called Palgrave Macmillan. Reports <mask>, M., Richards, C., Jones, R., Bowes-Catton, H., and Plowman, T.Bisexual inclusion is included in the Bisexuality Report. The Centre for Citizenship, Identity and Governance is located in Milton Keynes. Shaw, L., Langdridge, D., Gibson, S., <mask>, M., Lenihan, P., and Richards, C. Guidelines for psychologists to work with sexual and gender minority clients. The British Psychological Society is inLeicester. Attwood, Bale, C. and <mask>, M. The article is titled " (Eds.)There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 There is a sexualization report. Funded by The Wellcome Trust. M-J. <mask>. The year 2017: BACP Good Practice in Action Fact Sheet 095: Gender, Sexual, and Relationship Diversity is a good practice. The British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy is in London.Selected articles and book chapters were written by <mask>. This is my partner, and this is my partner's partner. A. Ritchie. <mask>, M. There aren't words for what we do or how we feel so we have to make them up. Sexualities 9: 592–592. <mask>, M.Heteronormativity and bisexuality are excluded in psychology. In V. Clarke and E. Peel. In Psychology: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Queer Perspectives. pp. 95–117. <mask>, M. and Langdridge, D. What happened to non-monogamies?There are critical reflections on recent research. There are 13 sexualities. Journal editors are involved in psychology and sexuality. 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title: Thomas Worthington (Douai)

texts: D.D. is by <mask>. The third President of Douai College was an English Catholic priest. His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch He went to Douai College to study theology. He went to England in November 1575 to get his father to change his mind. He continued teaching the Roman catechism at Douai until September, 1578, and then went to the University of Douai. After ten months in England, he returned to Reims and went to Rome with William Allen.He was remembered for his zeal in instructing the ignorant poor. In February 1584, when his four nephews were seized at Great Sankey, he was able to escape detection, and to evade the vigilance of his enemies until July, when he was betrayed by a young man whom he had befriended. He was confined in the "pit" for over two months after being committed to the Tower of London. He was put on a ship with twenty other priests and sent to Normandy. Holy Scripture was expounded at Reims for the next two years. In January of 1587, Sir William Stanley betrayed his country and joined the Spanish service. He was recalled to Reims on January 27th, 1589, to work in the offices of vice-president and procurator, but returned to his post as chaplain in July, 1591.He received a doctorate of divinity from the Jesuit college at the University of Trier in 1588. Robert Persons, the nominee of the secular clergy being rejected, had an influence on the appointment of the President of Douai College, which was made after the death of Dr. Richard Barret. He didn't have the strength of character to cope with the difficult task he was given. Since the return of the college from Reims in 1593, its embarrassments have continually increased, and this condition reacted upon the discipline. In 1596, he addressed a memorial to the cardinal protector on the state of the Roman College, in which he called attention to the decline of Douai, which he ascribes to the innovations of Dr. Barrett. New constitutions were drawn up in Rome after a pontifical visit to the college by his presidency. It was enacted that not more than sixty people be supported on the foundation, that no student be admitted unless fitted to begin rhetoric, and that all students be required to take oath to receive sacred orders.The Jesuit be appointed as ordinary confessor to the students was agreed to by the protector. This was disliked by secular clergy. After Allen's death, he subjected himself to Father Persons by a vow, after making a vow to follow Cardinal Allen's guidance. The Jesuits' influence on the president was seen by the clergy as a design to hand over the college to the Society of Jesus. Confidence was further affected by the dismissal of the existing professors and the replacement by young men who explained their author instead of lecturing. Priests were rushed to the Mission without proper training or preparation. After the death of Father Persons, <mask> offered his resignation to the archpriest.The conference between representatives of each was held at Douai. The protector's "nihil innovandum" met the petition to appoint two of its members to assist the president in the reform of the college. The vice-president, Dr. Knatchbull, was hostile to the change of policy. They sent reports about his conduct and administration to Rome. There was another pontifical visit in October and November of 1612. Disunion among the superiors, studies disorganized, discipline relaxed, the buildings out of repair, the appointments deficient, and the finances crippled by a heavy debt were some of the things that happened. The students complained about the inefficiency of their professors, the influence of the Jesuit confessor, and the interference of the Society in the government of the college.<mask> was summoned to Rome by the cardinal protector in May of 1613) and Matthew Kellison was appointed to succeed him in November. <mask> was granted an annual pension of 200 crowns, and appointed an Apostolic notary with a place on the congregation of the index. He became a member of the Oratory while in Rome. He returned to the English Mission in 1616 and worked in London. He was made the Archdeacon of the two counties. He was admitted to the Society of Jesus six months before he died. The Rosarie of our Ladie, with other Godlie exercises, a Latin translation of which was also published at Antwerp in 1613, was written by <mask>.<mask>, Robert, Richard, and John were all captured at Great Sankey in February of 1584. The English Province of the Society of Jesus' records of their conflict can be found in Foley's Records of the English Province of the Society of Jesus. I (1875). They applied Blandishment, promises, threats, stripes, brutality, and cunning in order to obtain information from their uncle, and the names and practices of their Catholic friends, and to induce them to be present at the heretical worship. They escaped after some months. <mask> was a prisoner in the Gatehouse for over two and a half years after being taken back by his uncle. He married a niece of Cardinal Allen and died at Louvain in 1619.Robert and Richard died in February and June of 1586 and 13 October of 1584, respectively. John was the first missioner of the Jesuits and the founder of the extensive Lancashire district, he died on January 25, 1652. References include Charles Dodd, Church Hist. of England, II, edited by Tierney, III, V, was published in 1739 People from Wigan 16th-century English Roman Catholic priests 17th-century English Roman Catholic priests are linked to Anthony Wood.

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title: Joe Smith Jr.

texts: <mask>. is an American professional boxer. He has held the WBO title since April of 2021. He was the first boxer to score a victory over a retired world champion. <mask> made his professional debut in October of 2009, defeating David Brown by technical knockout in the first round. <mask> lost his 7th professional fight against Eddie Caminero. <mask> had a record of 20 wins with 16 coming inside the distance and one loss over the next five years. This included a decision win against Will Rosinsky.<mask> won 15 straight fights, including a 2nd-round knockout of Brazilian boxer Fabiano Pena, in April 2016 and continued to rise up the ranks. It was announced that <mask> would be fighting the #2WBC contender, former world title challenger Andrzej Fonfara, for the title at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago, Illinois on June 18, 2016 in a scheduled 10 round fight. The British boxer Nathan Cleverly was defeated by Fonfara. It would set him up for a world title shot if he won here. <mask> won the title by defeating Fonfara via a 1st-round technical knockout. <mask> knocked out Fonfara in the first round. 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The referee allowed the fight to continue. <mask> landed a left hook that snapped Fonfara's head back. <mask> hit Fonfara in the corner with a hard right hand, which ended the fight. The win ended the fight's perfect record at the Pavilion.The fight was broadcasted on NBC. The card had 1.32 million viewers. A farewell fight will take place at The Forum in Inglewood, California on December 17, 2016 between <mask> and Hopkins. He chose <mask> as his final opponent. After a two-year layoff, he would be coming out of a decision loss to Sergey Kovalev. <mask> was excited to be fighting on the card promoted by Golden Boy. The boxers weighed in at 174 pounds.On fight night, in front of a 6,513 crowd, <mask> viaKO when he knocked him out of the ring in the 8th round;Hopkins failed to make it back into the ring as referee Jack Reiss gave his 20-count. He was the first boxer to stopHopkins. <mask>. In the 8th round, <mask> caught Hopkins in the corner and landed five shots to the head that knocked him out of the ring. He couldn't get back into the ring after being hurt. He said he was pushed out of the ring, but replays showed it wasn't a push. He shoved me out of the ring in the post fight interview.I twisted my ankle when I fell out of the ring. I couldn't stand on my feet. They gave him a victory. They can call it a no-contest or a loss. I was pushed by the strength of his body. I went out like a soldier. I am not in denial.<mask> spoke of his respect for Hopkins after the fight, stating that he is a true champion. The purse reported by <mask> was $140,000. The fight averaged 934,000 viewers and peaked at 1.035m. The final eliminator between <mask> and Oleksandr Gvozdyk was ordered by the World Boxing Council. The winner of the fight would become the mandatory challenger. Boxing Scene confirmed a deal was in place for <mask> to fight Sullivan Barrera. There were reports that the fight would be part of a triple-header featuring the title fight between Berchelt and Miura.The fight was shown live on Boxing After Dark. <mask> 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 The judges scored the fight in favor of Barrera. <mask> was beaten to the punch in almost every round, only landing 61 of his 320 punches, whilst Barrera was more accurate in landing 187 of 484 thrown. <mask>'s team urged him to go for a knockout after he was hit with a clean uppercut in round 4. The fight continued despite the ringside doctor taking a look at <mask> after the seventh. <mask> got two rounds in the fight.There was confusion in Barrera's corner as well as the commentary team about the fight being 10 rounds instead of 12. Both boxers were told to touch gloves by the referee. The commentary thought the referee had made a mistake, but they were later told that both fighters agreed to the fight being 10 rounds. The fight peaked at 719,000 viewers. <mask> may have been injured in the fight and taken to the hospital. <mask> accepted defeat to the better man, "Sullivan Barrera fought a good fight, and I congratulate him." <mask> earned a career high purse of $160,000 compared to Barrera's $130,000.A few days later, <mask> released a statement on social media that he had broken his jaw and was in a lot of pain, but he refused to quit. He admitted that the fight got harder as the fight went on. <mask> had surgery to repair his jaw. The surgery took place at a hospital in New York. <mask> was looking to return to the ring in May of 2018, according to his promoter. DeGuardia wanted to create an event around <mask>, but he didn't mention whether <mask> would fight a top contender. On May 9, it was announced that <mask> would return to the ring in Montville, Connecticut on June 30, 2018.<mask>'s opponent in a 10-round bout will be 39 year old Melvin Russell. The referee stopped the bout after 1 minute 45 seconds after <mask> dropped Russell twice. <mask> called for a fight with Sergey Kovalev after the bout. It was reported in September that a deal was being worked out for <mask> to challenge Bivol for his title. On October 15, YvonMichel told the LA Presse that <mask> was in talks to challenge Artur Beterbiev on a card that would take place on DAZN. <mask>'s manager confirmed the Beterbiev fight was the one they would pursue. According to Le Journal de Montréal, Beterbiev decided against defending his title on December 15 against <mask> and instead stated he would fight him in early 2019.<mask> challenged Bivol for his version of the belt. <mask> 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 Bivol came very close to stopping <mask> Jr just before the final bell. The scorecards said 118-110 in favor of the champion. <mask> Jr fought Jesse Hart. <mask> Jr roughed up Hart and knocked him down. Two of the three judges had it for <mask> Jr., while the third had Hart winning the fight.On August 22, 2020, <mask>, ranked 4 by the WBO, 7 by the IBF, 8 by the WBC, and 8 by The Ring, fought Eleider Alvarez, ranked 3 by the WBO, 6 by the WBC, and 4 by The Ring. <mask>, known as more of a brawler, showcased his boxing skills en route to a ninth-round knockout win in the WBO title eliminator. <mask> caught Alvarez with two right hands, which sent him under the ropes and ended the fight. <mask> vs. Vlasov was scheduled for April 10, 2020. <mask>. captured the title with a controversial majority decision. Two judges had it 115-113 and 115- 112 for <mask>, while the third judge had it tied at 114- 114. <mask> was going to make his first WBO title defense against Geffrard <mask> on January 15, 2022, at the Turning Stone Resort Casino in New York.Johnson was forced to withdraw from the bout due to a positive test. Steve Geffrard replaced him on a weeks notice. Sky Sports broadcasted the bout. <mask> stopped Geffrard in the 9th round. There are links to <mask> Jr - Profile, News Archive and Current Rankings at Box.Live.

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title: Amos Yarkoni

texts: <mask> was an officer in the Israel Defense Forces and one of six Israeli Arabs to have received the IDF's third highest decoration, the medal of distinguished service. He was the first commander of the battalion. <mask> was born in the Bedouin village of Na'ura in the Gilboa region of northern Israel. His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch In 1936, at the age of 16, he joined a band that sabotaged the Trans-Arabian Pipeline, an oil line that ran from the Iraqi oilfields to Haifa while Palestine was under British Administration. After an internal disagreement within the band, Abd el-Majid fled to a Jewish area of Palestine, where he was sheltered by Jews. He made contacts in the Haganah.After the War of Independence, Dayan kept in touch with Abd el-Majid. As the war raged, he changed his name to <mask> and joined the IDF. During the War of Independence, <mask> served in a number of units and was an excellent tracker and patrolman. <mask> became the Commanding Officer of the Minorities Unit after passing the officer's course, despite his main concern being that the exam was in Hebrew. In 1955, Fedayeen attacks were launched from the Gaza Strip and the Jordanian-controlled Hebron Hills area against isolated Israeli civilian communities, and the IDF searched for new ways to eliminate the threat. <mask> was recommended by a senior officer in the Southern Command to secure the isolated towns of the Jordan Valley. <mask> and Zeevi were close friends for the rest of their lives after serving in a joint minorities/Jewish unit.The tracking and counter-terrorism unit was formed after <mask> accepted the recommendation. The unit was named Shaked. There is almond. The word perseverant has meanings because the almond blooms early. Shaked is an acronym for Shom Kavrei ha Darom. <mask> was careful to only accept Bedouins from northern Israel because they would not have to fight against their tribal brethren. <mask> was based in the Negev for a long time.He was wounded many times and had wounds on his body. He lost his hand in combat and was wounded in an explosion. <mask> was re-appointed as Commanding Officer of the Shaked Battalion in 1961. The Military Commander said that if Dayan could be the Chief of General Staff without an eye, we could have a battalion commander with a hand. Many Israelis assumed <mask> was a Jew because he was from an Arab country. The joke was "Fouad the Jew and <mask> the Bedouin", referring to the two lead officers of counter-insurgency in the Jordan Valley: "Fouad" Ben-Eliezer, an Iraqi-born Jew with an Arabic name, and <mask>. <mask> served on the Sinai front during the Six-Day War.<mask> retired from the IDF in 1969. On February 7, 1991, <mask> died of cancer at the age of 70. <mask> was technically ineligible for a military burial because he was a retired soldier, but his old friend requested that he be buried in a military cemetery. The head of manpower for the IDF and the Minister of Defense approved the request. <mask>'s coffin was carried by soldiers of a higher rank than him, in a mark of respect to <mask> and against military tradition. The coffin held the President of Israel, Chaim Herzog, political and military leaders, and ordinary Israelis from all walks of life. The former members of the Shaked Battalion were included in the cortge.In Beer Sheva and Haifa, Legacy Streets are named for him. There was a problem with burying <mask> in the Military Cemetery because he was not a Jew. Orthodox Jewish burial law states that Jews must be buried among Jews. The impediment to burying a hero of the stature of <mask> in a Military Cemetery caused an uproar. <mask> was buried at the end of the row in the Jewish part of the cemetery, but his lifelong friend Rehavam Zeevi was able to purchase a grave in the cemetery for himself, which allowed <mask> to be buried at the end of the row. The system of burial for non-Jews in Jewish military cemeteries has been streamlined after the incident over <mask>'s burial. There are external links to Ronald Volstad.The Israeli elite units have existed since 1948. The Ministry of Defense Izkor website has a citation for The Shaked Battalion Webpage.

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title: Muna Lee (writer)

texts: <mask> was an American poet, author, and activist who first became known and widely published as a lyric poet in the early 20th century. Pan-Americanism and feminism were promoted by her writings. She translated and published a landmark anthology of Latin American poets in 1925. A long-term resident of Puerto Rico from 1920 to her death 45 years later, she was an activist in the 1920s and 1930s working on issues of women's suffrage and equal rights in Puerto Rico and Latin America. <mask> worked for more than two decades in cultural affairs for the United States State Department, promoting artistic and literature exchanges between Latin America and the US. Biography Born in Raymond, Mississippi in 1895, the eldest of nine children, <mask> was the daughter of <mask>, a self-taught druggist and son of a planter. Three of her siblings died in infancy.Her parents were fond of literature and art. Muna's father set up his store in Hugo, Oklahoma, when she was seven. At a time when many whites were moving to Oklahoma, it was in the heart of Indian country. At the age of 14, <mask> returned to Mississippi to attend Blue Mountain College. She graduated from the University of Mississippi at the age of eighteen after a year and summer study at the University of Oklahoma. Soon after, <mask> published her first poem. She taught in Oklahoma and Texas after college.She taught at a new junior college in Tonkawa, Oklahoma, in the fall of 1916. She continued to write and submit poems through all these moves. She was able to get several poems published in national literary magazines in 1916. There were three new magazines devoted to contemporary poetry. She won the first Lyric Prize of Poetry magazine in September. During World War I, <mask> worked as a translator for the United States Secret Service in New York City. The letters were translated from Spanish, Portuguese and French.She had already published two dozen poems in Smart Set, and was its second-most frequent contributor. She began to explore Latin American literature in New York after learning about the Pan American movements. She had poems published in both Pan American Poetry and Pan-American Magazine. The poems were translated by the editor-in-chief of the poetry magazine. She met her future husband Luis Muoz Marn, a Puerto Rican poet and journalist, through her poetry being translated into Spanish and published in the Pan American magazines. He started a magazine that was devoted to Pan-American culture and wanted to publish her work. The magazine folded as a sign of the artistic ferment in the city.They were married on July 1, 1919. After moving to Puerto Rico in 1920, the couple divided their time between New York and Puerto Rico. They had two children together: daughter <mask> Muoz <mask> and son Luis Muoz <mask>. Due to his dependence on opium, Muoz Marn lived in Greenwich Village for extended periods in the 1920s. They were divorced on November 15, 1946. The first elected Governor of Puerto Rico was Muoz Marn. <mask> and her husband, Muoz Marn, moved to Puerto Rico in 1920.His mother lived with them at their house in Teaneck, New Jersey, when they returned to the New York area in 1923. In Puerto Rico, Muoz Marn worked in politics. <mask> and his family stayed in New Jersey because of their young children. <mask> published her first poems in Spanish in 1920. She began to work on a project of an anthology of poets in Spanish after becoming immersed in Latin American poetry. In June 1925, this was published in a special issue of Poetry magazine. 31 poets from Latin America were selected and translated by her.This was the first of its kind in the history of literary magazines. The year before, <mask>'s essay, "Contemporary Spanish-American Poetry," was published in North American Review, reviewing major trends in Pan American literature. She made major contributions to the modern Pan-American literary tradition by becoming an advocate for and translator of Latin American literature. The poetry is only partially translatable, that is, so much of its beauty depends upon the intricately braided jet and silver of its cadences that a great deal is lost by translation into a less liquid tongue. The family lived in San Juan after <mask> returned to Puerto Rico. A newspaper started by his father was taken over by Muoz Marn. <mask> was the director of International Relations at the University of Puerto Rico for nearly a decade.She was the university's chief publicist. For the first time in years, she and her husband were financially secure. Muoz Marn stayed in New York for three years. <mask> made important contributions to the modern women's movement in the fight for equal rights. She worked for the Inter-American Commission of Women in Washington, DC, in the summers of 1928 and 1929. She joined women from Latin America at the Sixth Pan American Congress in Havana in 1928. Universal suffrage was passed in 1935 after they advocated for women's equal rights.<mask> took a leave of absence from the university in 1930 to be with her children. She was the director of national activities for the National Woman's Party. She worked against discrimination against women in employment when she traveled across the US. People were suffering during the Great Depression. She published her own work in American literary magazines. She translated poems by Latin American writers. The anthology of contemporary Latin-American poetry was published by New Directions.<mask> collaborated with Maurice Guinness, an American Shell Oil executive in Puerto Rico, to write five detective novels. The books were well received in the United States and the United Kingdom for their use of bilingual dialogue in English and Spanish. They have been translated into French and Italian. In 1941, <mask> joined the U.S. State Department as an inter-American cultural affairs specialist. Exchanges of literature, art, and film with Latin American nations kept her involved in the arts for the rest of her life. A Pan American Life: Selected Poetry and Prose of <mask> <mask> was edited and has a biography by Jonathan Cohen. Old San Juan's Santa Mara de Pazzis Cemetery is where she was buried.She had long worked for her vision of "our achieving what she called Pan-American character, a multicultural American ethos composed of 'aboriginal copper, carbon of Ethiopia, Latin dream, and stark Anglo-Saxon reality'." The books were published in the US by Scribner's and Sons and in Britain by Gollancz.

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