title: Bhulabhai Desai

texts: <mask> was an Indian independence activist. He is well-remembered for his defence of the three Indian National Army soldiers accused of treason during World War II, and for attempting to negotiate a secret power-sharing agreement with Liaquat Ali Khan of the Muslim League. <mask> was born in Valsad, Gujarat. After graduating from the Bharda High School in Bombay, where he was the first in his school, <mask> went on to study at other schools. He was still in school when he married Ichchhaben. Ichchhaben, their only son, died of cancer in 1923. He graduated from the Elphinstone College in Bombay with a degree in English literature and history.He was the first in History and Political Economy to win the Wordsworth Prize. He studied English at the University of Bombay. The Professor of English and History in the Gujarat College was <mask>. He studied law while teaching. As an advocate at the Bombay High Court in 1905, <mask> became one of the city's and later the nation's leading lawyers. <mask> joined Annie Besant's All India Home Rule League. He joined the Indian Liberal Party, which was supportive of British influences, but came out against the Simon Commission formed by the British to reform India.His connection with the Indian National Congress began when he represented the farmers of Gujarat in the inquiry by the British Government. The satyagraha was launched by the farmers of Gujarat in a time of famine to protest against taxation policies. <mask> was important to the success of the farmers' case. In 1930, <mask> joined the Congress. The aim of building a boycott by Indian companies of foreign goods was achieved with the help of 80 textile mills. He was arrested for his activities after the Sabha was declared illegal. He went to Europe for treatment after being released from jail.When the Congress Working Committee was reorganised, <mask> was included. In 1934, he was elected to the Central Legislative Assembly. The question of whether the Congress should participate in the legislatures was raised by the Government of India Act 1935. <mask> was one of the people who supported Congress participation. He became the majority leader when the Congress entered the Central Assembly. He was the leader of the first elected representation of the Congress. The Congress opposed the inclusion of India and Indian soldiers in the war effort.It is important to clarify the Congress attitude to the world. "unless it is India's war, it is impossible that you will get India's support," <mask> told the House on 19 November 1940. He was arrested under the Defense of India Act and sent to a jail. His participation in the Quit India movement was affected when he was released from prison due to poor health. Mohandas Gandhi and the entire Congress Working Committee were arrested during the Quit India movement, but one of them was free. Liaquat Ali Khan, the second-most important leader of the Muslim League, began secretive talks with <mask> while he was pressing demands for the immediate release of political prisoners. According to Sir Chiman Lal Setalwad, Gandhi had full knowledge of the negotiations.It was their intention to negotiate an agreement for a coalition government that would allow Hindus and Muslims to choose the government of India. Liaquat gave up his demand for a separate Muslim state in exchange for parity of Muslims-to-Hindus in the council of ministers. Conceding the League as the representative of Muslims and giving a minority community equal place with the majority Hindus, <mask> attempted to construct an ideal Indian alliance that would hasten India's path for freedom while ending the Quit India struggle. Khan kept the deal a secret from his superior, Muhammad Ali Jinnah. The parties were alarmed when the deal was leaked. Gandhi, Jinnah, and the League all rejected any agreements that <mask> presented to them. The League ridiculed the assertion that a deal had been reached, while Congress leaders were angry at him for conducting such negotiations without notifying them.The March 1945 effort to get the House to defeat the unpopular war budget was led by <mask> <mask>, but he lost his political standing in his own party due to the aftermath of the Desai-Liaquat pact. He wasn't given a ticket to contest the elections for the Constituent Assembly of India because of his ill-health, but also because of the feelings that had been advanced by the Congress leadership while they were imprisoned. At that time many proceedings of the Indian National Congress were shrouded in secrecy and people like Sir Chiman Lal Setalwad have time and again asserted that Gandhi had full knowledge of the Desai-Liaquat pact and was in fact the silent force behind it. When <mask> died, Gandhi went to meet him and did not speak a word because he was on a fast. The Congress formed a defence committee after three captured Indian National Army officers were put on trial for treason. The court-martial hearing was held at the Red Fort. The leading counsel for the defence was <mask>.In defence of the charged soldiers, <mask> made an emphatic and passionate argument. He worked for three months. He argued that the accused were entitled to take up arms to gain independence for their country under the order of Subhas Bose and that the Indian Penal Code did not apply to them. The three officers were sentenced to transportation for life by the judge. During the course of the trials, the Indian freedom struggle was revived and independence was achieved in 1947. There was a death on 6 May 1946. The creation of the Bhulabhai Memorial Institute was a result of his wealth.M.C. is a legacy. His biography was called <mask> <mask>. The road in Mumbai is named after him. Indian independence activists from Gujarat Indian National Army trials 1877 births 1946 deaths, University of Mumbai alumni, Elphinstone College alumni, Members of Central Legislative Assembly of India, 19th-century Indian lawyers, Politicians from Mumbai Indian National are all references.

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title: Petre Andrei

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texts: <mask> was a sociologist, philosopher and politician. Born into a family of civil servants, <mask> attended a high school in the early 20th century. He graduated from Iai University in 1913 with a degree in literature and philosophy. Ion was his mentor while he was a student. In Berlin, he audited a seminar on logic and history of philosophy. He volunteered for service despite being exempt due to his father's death. He attended the reserve officers' school in Trgovite from July to September 1916, when Romania entered the war.He distinguished himself in the battles at Oituz, Slnic and the Cain valley when he was sent to another unit. He was awarded the Order of the Star of Romania, the Order of the Crown and the War Cross with Bars for his bravery. He received the title of doctor in philosophy in 1918 after defending his thesis. He taught high school in several Iai institutions, including the National College, the Military High School and the Orthodox High School for Girls. He became a full professor of sociology at Iai University in 1922. The battle within the faculty that drew the attention of the contemporary press was caused by the appointment to this post that was left vacant. One wing, led by Ion Gvnescul, wanted Garabet Aslan, while the other wing wanted <mask>.After Mihai Ralea's return from France, the latter group was joined by the new dean, Traian Bratu, a bitter adversary of Gvnescul and his ally. The local magazine was dedicated to cultural synthesis. His sociological ideas, which he promoted both within and outside the department, are encapsulated in a series of studies and articles. He was one of the professors who opposed the university's politics. In 1924, as a member of the faculty senate, he condemned both the assassination of Constantin Manciu and the use of his department to spread nationalist ideas. Politics Attracted by its promise of deeper bourgeois democracy, <mask> joined the new National Peasants' Party. He made a lot of speeches before the body when the PN was in power from 1933 to 1929.He spoke about the role of parliament in the nation's political life, and worked to pass modern legislation in the fields of education and administration. He advocated for a law late in 1929 that brought about administrative decentralization, saying that it would allow for a genuine exercise of national sovereignty. He worked at the Agriculture and Domains Department and the Public Instruction, Religious Affairs and Arts Ministry. King Carol II established an authoritarian National Renaissance Front regime. His character and civic impulses recoiled at the idea of dictatorship, but he joined forces with what he saw as the only viable means of preserving domestic order, maintaining the country's traditional pro-French foreign policy and crushing the Iron Guard. In his diary, which he kept, he states that the law and not political assassination should decide serious national questions. He was Education Minister from December 1938 to July 1940.He witnessed the adoption of a law on the organization of professional, lower and middle education. A law on higher education was laid down. On June 26, 1940, the Soviet Union demanded that Romania give up Bessarabia. On the second ballot, he voted with the majority to accept the ultimatum, even though he first voted against it. The political crisis in Romania was caused by the Soviet occupation of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina. Carol's abdication and the establishment of a National Legionary State had dramatic consequences for <mask>. The incoming Education Minister ordered his dismissal from higher education, while the new dictator put him under investigation.He killed himself in October after Iron Guard members searched his home and arrested him. There are two letters in his political testament, one to his wife and one to his four sons. He is buried in Iai. After World War II, the authorities of the new communist regime arrested his son Petru for taking part in student anti-communist demonstrations; he was imprisoned from 1949 to 1952. The work of <mask> <mask> was banned and all passages referring to communist concepts, doctrine and practice were excised from an authoritative edition published in the 1970s. In 1970, one of his most famous books, Sociologie general, appeared at Editura Academiei. Between 1973 and 1983 there were four more volumes under the heading Opere sociologice.The response from his son was vigorous after he was demoted to a "departmental sociologist" in 1974. In the 1980s, Ovidiu Bdina and tefan Voicu argued about the value of <mask>'s work. Petru <mask> made it his mission to preserve and publish his father's writings after the revolution. The Petre Andrei University of Iai was founded in 1990 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of his death. He was elected as a post-mortem member of the academy. His diary was published in 1993. There were 1891 births and 1940 suicides.

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title: Gustave-Henri Jossot

texts: He was a French caricaturist, illustrator, poster designer, Orientalist painter, writer and thinker. His career began under the guidance of Jean Paul Laurens and Eugne Carrire. His style is immediately recognizable for its reference to the Cloisonnism introduced by mile Bernard. He may have been influenced by the Pont-Aven school. He left a mark on several special issues of Paris journals, most notably l'Assiette Au beurre, where he was a contributor. The titles of the illustrated books he produced were used to mock the bourgeoisie. Salon des Indépendants (1894, 1896, 1910, 1911) was one of the major collective exhibitions in Paris.His international stature was established in the Salonien of Tunisia in 1912. On the day of his death, Jossot continued to send his works to the Salonien Tunisia. The painting "Anti Nabis" was sold at an auction in New York in June of 1980. An important influence at the time was Les Nabis. He denied that he was branded an anarcho. He was a critic of the social and political systems of his time. After moving to Tunisia in 1896 and 1904, he moved to Sidi Bou Said in 1911.The Muslim name Abdul Karim was taken by Jossot in 1913. He followed the well-known Algerian Sufi shaykh Ahmad al-Alawi around ten years later. Ivan and tienne were two other French painters who converted to Islam and Sufism. Islam was praised for having no mysteries, no dogmas, no priests, almost no ceremonies, and for being the most rational religion in the world. Several booklets, titled Ma Conversion, Le Sentier d'Allah and Le Foetus Recalcitrant, were written by Jossot and he tried to get more than 100 articles back in French and Tunisia newspapers. We can read about his fight against abuses of colonisation during the two world wars, as well as about his philosophy of individualism. In 1951, the Orientalist style of drawing and painting was 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110He was buried in a civil manner. In an unpublished memoirs titled Goutte  goutte, Jossot spoke of his fond feelings for the trou-terminus. Pour ma part, j'avais la liberté de choisir. I foutant enfin la Paix, le Repos Eternel par dessus le marché. C'est la grce, je me souhaite! "Dictionnaire critique et documentaire des Peintres, Sculpteurs, Dessinateurs et Graveurs -nouvelle édition:Jaques Busse" Paris, Grnd 1999. "Bulletin du Club Franais de la Médaille" was written by Henri Gustave <mask>.Peinture et Caricature, Ridiculosa, was written by Henri Viltard. Un caricaturiste libre-penseur et musulman was written by Henri Viltard. The Revue de l'Institut des belles-lettres arabes (IBLA) was chaired by Henri Viltard. CSERGO (Julia) dir., Trop gros, was written by Henri Viltard. dition Autrement, 2009. The portraits d'un roumi are by Henri Viltard.


title: Alex Seton

texts: <mask> is an Australian artist known for his marble carving. He works in sculpture, photography, video and installation. He won the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize, the Art Gallery of New South Wales Director's Choice winner at Sculpture by the Sea, and was a two-time finalist in the Wynne Prize. The Grand Jury prize at the 'Contemporary Talents' competition was awarded to <mask>. He was an artist in residence at the Margaret Olley Art Centre, Tweed River Art Gallery and the Omi International Arts Center. In the inner suburb of Sydney, Australia, <mask> lives and works. <mask> was born in Australia.One of the four brothers is an actor. He was raised in Australia and attended an exclusive school. His family's rural property is located in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales. He was raised near the Wombeyan Caves Marble Quarry, which was closed in 1997 due to decreasing demand and environmental concerns. This early exposure to marble has been credited with his interest in the medium. His mother moved to Australia in the 1960s after Cairo became a socialist republic. Growing up listening to stories of displacement fostered a strong interest in migration and his mother's relocation to Australia, something he continues to explore through his art works.During his time with Italian carving studios, he was able to hone his craft, an experience that continues to influence his work. He received his degree in Art History and Theory from the University of New South Wales. <mask> is known for his use of marble and traditional carving techniques in contemporary ways, which has positioned him as one of Australia's foremost living sculptors. He works with contemporary political issues, such as Australia's treatment of asylum seekers, and questions of conflict and nationhood. After an exhibition in Paris in 2016 as part of The Journey at Galerie Paris Beijing, his work was included in the Kochi-Muziris Biennale in India. The Island, a survey exhibition of <mask>'s works about asylum seekers, was held at theNewcastle Art Gallery. The large sculptural installation Someone died trying to have a life like mine, twenty-eight life inflatable jackets made in marble was created by him.In May of last year, 28 life jackets were washed up on the Cocos Islands, a departure point for refugees attempting to reach Australia by boat. The work was acquired by the Art Gallery of South Australia. The ongoing work As of today is composed of one folded marble flag for every Australian casualty in Afghanistan, which was commissioned by the Australian War Memorial in 2011. This work shows <mask>'s interest in Australian politics, ideas of patriotism and nationalism, and the symbols attributed to them. In Australia and internationally, <mask> has been shown at art fairs. He has exhibited in the last five Hong Kong and Art HK fairs. Elegy on Resistance was exhibited at Art HK in 2012 and featured a lone hooded figure sitting cross-legged.It was shared extensively on sites like Reddit. <mask>on artist website Sullivan + Strumpf artist page 1977 births Living people Australian sculptors Australian photographers 21st-century Australian sculptors

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title: Moisei Ginzburg

texts: The Narkomfin Building in Moscow was designed by <mask>, a Soviet constructivist architect. Education <mask> was born into a Jewish architect's family. He graduated from both the Milano Academy and the Riga Polytechnical Institute. He moved to Moscow during the Russian Civil War. The Institute of Civil Engineers merged with Moscow State Technical University. The founder of the OSA Group, which had links with Vladimir Mayakovsky and Osip Brik's LEF Group, published the book Style and Epoch in 1924, an influential work of architectural theory with similarities to Le Corbusier. The style of constructivist architecture combined an interest in advanced technology and engineering with socialist ideals.Communal apartments were used by the OSA to provide for the new communist way of life. Discussion of city planning and communal living were included in the magazine SA. In the early 1930s, the group was dissolved into an 'All-Union Association of Architects' along with the other groups. One of the first flats designed by Le Corbusier in the USSR was the Gosstrakh apartments, one of which was rented by Sergei Tretyakov. There is a structure similar to Ginzburg's design in Sverdlovsk. Three years later, a'social condenser' was built, which tried to embody socialist and principles in its structure. The apartment blocks were built for employees of the Commissariat of Finance and had a parkland setting.The layout of the duplex apartments was copied by Denys Lasdun in his luxury flats at St James', while the building was acknowledged by Le Corbusier as an influence on his Unité d'Habitation. The Government Building in Alma-Ata was designed by Ginzburg in 1931. In the early 1930s, he focused more on urban planning projects, from the utopian "Green City" contest entry for a large residential area on the outskirts of Moscow. He was a delegate from the Soviet Union to the CIAM. When the state took control of the architectural profession in 1932, Ginzburg fell out of favor, like other avant-garde artists with limited practical experience. The gradual demotion of Ginzburg and other constructivists continued until the end of the 1930s. He left a contribution in Central Asia and left his own architectural workshop until his death, but never returned to Moscow or Leningrad practice.His books on Home and Industrializing housing construction were published in 1934 and 1937. In the early 1930s, <mask> designed a number of resort hotels and sanatoriums, but only one of them was built in Kislovodsk. The Ministry of Railways employed Ginzburg's workshop to design model stations for Central Asian and Siberia railroads. Their projects, which were publicized in the late 1930s, are not as bold as the 1920s avant-garde, but they are definitely modern in appearance. After his death, <mask> designed two resort buildings in Kislovodsk and Oreanda, which were never built. His most famous work, the Narkomfin Building, is in a dilapidated state, having been without maintenance for decades. Legal uncertainty over the status of the site prevented previous drafts from being built into a hotel.Dom Narkomfin is going to be a dwelling complex again in 2019. The goal is to restore the building as close to its original state as possible. Victor Buchli's study of Soviet material culture, Archaeology of Socialism, traces the building's history from early Utopianism to the harshness of the Stalinist era, up to its current ruined state. There are also references to Le Corbusier, El Lissitzky, and Alexander Vesnin. Escritos was founded in 1923.

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title: Alexander Schallenberg

texts: <mask> has been Austria's foreign minister since December of 2021. He was a member of the Austrian People's Party and served as Chancellor of Austria from 11 October to 6 December 2021. A member of the <mask> family and a graduate of the College of Europe, <mask> was a career diplomat who became a mentor to Kurz when he became foreign minister. He was appointed head of the European department and director of strategic foreign policy planning. He joined the cabinet as foreign minister. The VP proposed to replace Kurz as Chancellor of Austria after he announced his pending resignation. He was sworn in on October 11, 2021.After less than two months in office, <mask> announced his resignation. A member of the comital branch of the Austro-Hungarian <mask> family, he was born in 1969 in Bern, Switzerland, where his father was Austrian ambassador to Switzerland. He is the son of a native of Switzerland and the daughter of the president of a Swiss bank. His father was the Secretary-General of the Foreign Ministry and served in India, Spain and France. German, French, English, Spanish and Russian are all spoken by Schallenberg. <mask> Nicolas was listed as his given name by the Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels. His paternal grandmother was the daughter of Walter Koch, the Saxon and later German ambassador to the Czech Republic.He is a descendant of Karl Marenhorst. His mother's and father's side of the family have mostly Swiss ancestry. <mask>'s family was given the title Count in 1666 within the Habsburg Hereditary Lands. Kurt Schuschnigg and Prince Starhemberg were the first chancellors to join a noble family. The French–Belgian European civil servant and fellow graduate of the College of Europe was married to <mask> in 1995. She is the granddaughter of a prominent French architect and a niece of a Spanish noblewoman. Pierre Bourdieu talked about her family as an example of French state nobility.<mask> and Marie-Isabelle had four children. He studied law at the University of Vienna and the University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas. He earned an LL.M. from 1995 to 1996. In European law at the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium, an institution that aims "to train an elite of young executives for Europe" and whose graduates are said to form a close-knit "Bruges Mafia." He graduated from the "Walter Hallstein promotion." In 1997 he joined the Austrian diplomatic service. He headed the legal department at the permanent representation of Austria to the European Union.A College of Europe graduate, he became a press spokesman for the Foreign Minister. The director of strategic foreign policy planning was appointed when Sebastian Kurz became foreign minister. He was supposed to become ambassador to India in 2014, but decided to stay at the foreign ministry to work with the new foreign minister. Kurz was promoted to senior posts because of his lack of foreign policy knowledge. The European department of the foreign ministry was headed by <mask>. The foreign minister of Austria was replaced on June 3, 2019. The second Kurz cabinet was sworn in on January 7, 2020.When he became chancellor, he stepped down. After attending an EU summit in Luxembourg on 12 and 13 October 2020, he tested positive for coronaviruses. The VP proposed to replace Kurz as Chancellor of Austria after he announced his pending resignation due to the corruption probe. <mask> der Bellen swore in <mask> as chancellor on October 11, 2021. He nominated Michael Linhart, a career diplomat and ambassador to France, to succeed him as foreign minister. COVID-19 vaccine will be mandatory in Austria in February 2022. It was the first European country to mandate the vaccine.Following Kurz's announcement that he was leaving politics just a few hours prior, <mask> announced his resignation on December 2, 2021. He stepped down due to his belief that the chancellor and party leader should be the same person. The Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic was awarded in 2020. There are links to External links on the ministry's website.

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title: Bill Lynch

texts: <mask> was a former American football coach. He was the head football coach at DePauw University until December 2012 when he retired. <mask> was the head football coach at Ball State University and Indiana University Bloomington. He was a member of the Indiana Football Hall of Fame. <mask> attended high school and college in Indianapolis. He was a four-year letterwinner as the quarterback for the football squad and a captain of the basketball team at Butler University. He quarterbacked the football team to a 28–12 record, led the nation in pass percentage in 1975, and often jokes that he held Larry Bird to 42 points in his final college basketball game.<mask> began his coaching career at a young age, spending seven seasons as an assistant at Butler. He moved to Northern Illinois University in 1984 to work with former Indiana University coach Lee Corso. During the winter of 1984, <mask> was the quarterbacks coach for the Florida team in the USFL. <mask> was the head coach at Butler for five years. His teams finished in the Top 20 in four of the five years. From 1990 to 1992 <mask> was the quarterbacks coach at Ball State University and from 1993 to 1994 he was the quarterbacks coach for the Indiana Hoosiers football team. <mask> was the head coach at Ball State in 1995.In 1996 he was a part of <mask>'s team that won the Mid-American Conference title and played in the Las Vegas Bowl. After the 2002 season, <mask> was let go. <mask> was hired as the head coach at DePauw University after a year off. In his only season as head coach, he led the football team to an 8–2 record and was named co-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. Terry Hoeppner, <mask>'s friend and former head coach at DePauw, was hired as the head coach at Indiana. <mask> was an assistant head coach, offensive coordinator, and tight ends coach. The Hoosiers offense scored their most points since 2001 under <mask> and quarterback Kellen Lewis had one of the best freshman seasons in school history.In the spring of 2007, when Hoeppner took a leave of absence to attend to his health, <mask> took over spring practices and the daily work of the head coach indefinitely. <mask> was named interim head coach as the illness got worse. On June 19th, four days after this announcement, Hoeppner died from brain cancer. In his first season as head coach, <mask> led the Hoosiers to a 7–6 record, the best for any Hoosier head coach in his first year since 1905 and the best record for an Indiana football team since 1993. The Insight Bowl has invited the Hoosiers to play Oklahoma State. <mask> signed a contract extension to coach the Hoosiers. A number of injuries hampered the 2008 Indiana team.Three quarterbacks and four centers were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 13 starters were injured during the year. <mask> was able to pull in one of the strongest recruiting classes in recent history. The team took fourth quarter leads in three Big Ten road games in 2009, but the record didn't show it. The weekly game captains and community service organizations the team volunteers with were established by the players during <mask>'s tenure. Two of the team's favorite causes are the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington and Riley Children's Hospital of Indianapolis. Lynch wouldn't return for the 2011 season.After being let go by Indiana, <mask> became the associate athletic director at his alma mater. He was hired as the head football coach at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana, after holding this position for nearly two years. <mask> held this position for the 2004 season, leading the team to an 8–2 record. Scott Srnka was promoted after Robby Long was fired. The Tigers started the year with four losses, but went on to win four of their final six games. In 2015, DePauw finished second in the conference with an 8–2 mark, after finishing third in the NCAC with a 7–3 mark. He ended his coaching career with a winning record.<mask> and his wife have four children. <mask> is an assistant coach at Delta High School. Joey is the quarterbacks coach for the school. Kevin is the quarterbacks coach at Ball State University. They all played college football. They have thirteen grandchildren and a daughter. The head coaching record can be found in the NYTimes article Out of Uncertainty, A Coach Brings Success.

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title: Audrey Truschke

texts: An associate professor at Rutgers University, <mask> is a historian of South Asia. During the Mughal Empire, her work focuses on Hindu–Muslim relations. She has been a target of harassment by right-wing Hindu nationalists, who accuse her of having prejudiced views on Hinduism, and making offensive statements. Truschke received her bachelor's in religious studies from the University of Chicago. She graduated from Columbia University with a degree in Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies. In the same discipline. She received her PhD from Columbia University in 2012 and was a graduate student at the University of Cambridge.In 2015, she joined Rutgers University as an assistant professor of South Asian History and in 2020 she was promoted to associate professor. She is the director of the Asian Studies program. Culture of Encounters: Sanskrit at the Mughal Court was published in 2016 by Columbia University Press. It looked at the literary, social, and political roles of Sanskrit in the Mughal courts from 1560 to 1650 and was reviewed in multiple journals. The work was found to be an important contribution to South Asian studies. Truschke used her exceptional linguistic talents to pose and answer provoking questions about the Mughal Empire while inspiring other scholars to re-examine their work. 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Patrick, writing for The Heythrop Journal, admired Truschke for saving Aurangzeb from Hindu nationalists. Her third monograph, The Language of History: Sanskrit Narratives of Indo- Muslim Rule, was published in January 2021. They blurbed it.She co-edited "The Ramayana of Hamida Banu Begum, Queen Mother of Mughal India" in May of 2021. She received the John F. Richards Prize in South Asian History from the American Historical Association for Culture of Encounters in the previous year. <mask> has been a critic of Hindutva. <mask> and a group of other scholars formed a collective to fight harassment of South Asian scholars by people affiliated with Hindutva. The "Hindutva Harassment Field Manual" was launched. Her choice of language and historical works have made her a target of the Hindu right. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217<mask> was trolled by the Hindu right after publishing her monograph on Aurangzeb. These were ad-hominem attacks that were infused with islamophobia and misogyny. A critical translation of the Valmiki Ramayana by Robert P. Goldman was cited in support. Goldman found her choice of words to be highly inappropriate and denied ever using such language. <mask> stated that the disagreements are routine aspects of scholarly discourse and that she had only offered a "loose translation" using contemporary language. Goldman had used words like "pimp" in describing Sita's criticism, but she was not endorsing it. The Hindu Right's attacks on her were misogynistic, according to a professor of religious studies at Brown University.He urged Truschke to respect the text and adopt a less divisive voice in her analysis. The writer said that the "caricature in a contemporary American comic strip" was what the character of Rama was reduced to. Pushpesh Pant found the translation to be poor. A group of Hindu students at Rutgers University started a petition in order to end Truschke's teaching assignments on Hinduism, condemn her views, and create a safe space for diaspora Hindus. <mask>'s claims of a "Hindu genocide" by Aurangzeb, as well as linking Hindus to the storming of the United States Capitol, were among the many alleged reasons. The University, while defending academic freedom and calling for an immediate end to hate speech directed at her, said that it was starting a dialogue with the Hindu community to understand their concerns. The faculty members of Rutgers from different faiths drafted an open letter which affirmed faith in Truschke's scholarship, rejected the charges of "Hinduphobia", and applauded Rutgers' commitment to diversity.The Hindu American Foundation filed a libel suit against her. There is a diverse group of intellectuals and academics. <mask> has three children. The Hindu Right cannot debate me because it rejects critical thought.

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title: Lloy Ball

texts: <mask> is an American volleyball player who won a gold medal at the Olympics in Beijing in 2008. <mask> operates Team Pineapple, a volleyball clinic that also features his father, when he isn't playing the game. <mask> was raised in Woodburn, Indiana, where he attended Woodlan High School. <mask> grew up in a state that did not allow high school competition in boys' volleyball, so he only played competitively during the summer. He got an automatic position on the 1987 Olympic Festival at the age of 15. <mask> was playing basketball. <mask>'s team lost in the sectional finals to a great basketball team.It was a huge factor in driving <mask> towards his future success. The team consisted of stars like TJ Steele, David Lion, John Sullivan and Tim Burns. Bobby Knight recruited <mask> to play for Indiana University. <mask> lives in Indiana with his family. <mask> played volleyball for his father at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne. In his freshman season, he was named Volleyball Magazine National Freshman of the Year as he recorded 1,421 assists to go along with 171 digs, 113 blocks and 164 kills. He broke the school record for single season assists in his sophomore season and was an American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Second Team All-American.He was a Second Team All-American in his junior year and was the MIVA Player of the Year. He was ranked among the top 20 in the nation in hitting percentage. He repeated as the MIVA Player of the Year in 1994. He broke his hand before the NCAA Men's Volleyball Championship semifinals. <mask> and his father were part of the inaugural class of the Hall of Fame. After the dissolution of IPFW and the transfer of its athletic program to the newly created Purdue University Fort Wayne, the institution is now known as the Purdue Fort Wayne Athletics Hall of Fame. The International Ball competed at the 1991 and 1993 World University Games.The national team won a silver medal at the 1995 Pan American Games. <mask> was selected for the USA national team in 1994 after a stellar collegiate career. The U.S. men's volleyball team finished fourth in the World Cup in 2007. <mask> led the U.S. men to their first ever World League title by defeating Serbia. <mask> was named the Most Valuable Player of the tournament. The 1996 Atlanta Olympics were where <mask> made his Olympic debut, and Team USA finished in a tie with South Korea, two years after winning the bronze medal at the World Championships. The USA did not win a match at the 2000 Olympics and ended up with an 11th place tie with Egypt.Team USA lost to Brazil in the semifinals of the Athens Olympics. They earned their way to the bronze medal match, but lost to Russia. It was the best finish for the men since they won the bronze medal in 1992. With his selection to the 2008 Olympic squad, <mask> became the first male volleyball player from the United States to compete in four Olympics. <mask> led Team USA to the gold medal in the 2008 Summer Olympics after defeating Russia in the semifinals in Beijing, China. Brazil won in four sets. The U.S. never lost a match in the tournament.He won two silver medals at the 2004–05 and 2005–06 CEV Champions League. He was the "best Setter" in 2004. He won a gold medal, a silver medal, and a "best Setter" award with the professional club VC Zenit Kazan. <mask> announced during an interview on The Net Live that he would be retiring at the end of Zenit Kazan's season. The 2008 FIVB World League "most Valuable Player" was inducted into the awards. Volleyball players from Indiana and Russia won silver medals at the 1995 Pan American Games.

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title: R. F. Delderfield

texts: Some of <mask>'s works have been adapted for television and film. <mask> was born in 1912 to Alice and <mask>. His father was the first Liberal to be elected to the council. William supported the cause of women's rights. He supported both the temperance movement and David Lloyd George until he allied himself with the Conservative Party. The family lived at 22 Ashburton Avenue from 1918 to 1923. <mask>'s life was the subject of the Avenue novels.The small private school where Delderfield attended was "seedy and pretentious" and presided over by a man who wore blue serge. He hated the council school but it gave him the prototype for Mr. Short in The Avenue. His teachers inspired several of his characters. Delderfield attended West Buckland School after the family moved to Devon. <mask> joked in his book that West Buckland could be compared to schools in The Spring Madness of Mr Sermon, The Avenue and A Horseman Riding By, and that it had earned its fees three times over. In For My Own Amusement, <mask> divided the nation into city dwellers, suburb dwellers, rural dwellers, and those who lived in coastal towns. Delderfield had to spend three months in an isolation hospital after he caught scarlet fever on a family holiday in Swanage.<mask>'s father and a neighbour in Bermondsey bought the Exmouth Chronicle in 1923 and William became the editor. <mask> succeeded his father as editor in 1929. In For My Own Amusement, he describes his work, which included attending Magistrates' Courts and Council meetings, covering amateur dramatics and other events, visiting the bereaved to write local obituaries, as well as relying on a large number of people. The romantic novel Diana mirrored his experiences during this period. The Dove Cottage was built on Peak Hill in Sidmouth. The Birmingham Post wrote "more please, Mr <mask>" after seeing <mask>'s first published play. One of his plays, Worm's Eye View, was filmed in 1951 with Diana Dors.During World War II, he resumed his literary career, while also running an antiques business. <mask> began writing novels in the 1950s after beginning with drama. His first novel, Seven Men of Gascony, a tale of French soldiers in the Napoleonic Wars, was published in 1949. He was featured in a Newsreel clip in 1950. <mask> talks about the inspiration for the storylines and the origin of several of his characters. He pointed out that Charles Dickens' characters almost always used the stagecoach, when he was writing in the age of the train. <mask> calls his sources "character farms", the main ones being his time in Addiscombe, schooldays, and his time at the Exmouth Chronicle."I set out to tell a straightforward story of a group of undistinguished British people, the only kind of people I really know," he said. In his autobiography, <mask> pointed out that he had been criticized for his very conventional views of women's social roles. Death <mask> died of lung cancer at his home in Sidmouth, he was survived by his widow, May Evans. They had two children. Eric wrote several books on the history of England's West Country after surviving his brother. Many of <mask>'s historical novels and series involve young men who return from war and take up careers in peacetime that allow the author to dive into social history from the Edwardian era to the early 1960s. The author of To Serve Them All My days is from a Welsh working-class background and begins his teaching of history at a rural public school shortly after being released from a shell-shock ward in 1918.The development of the Labour political movement between the world wars is examined in that novel. Adam Swann of the God is a veteran of the British Army in India who started a transport business in the 19th century. The First World War and the economic history of the United Kingdom are explored in the series. In the A Horseman Riding By trilogy, an ex- soldier becomes a rural landlord in Delderfield in the early 20th century. The first volume of The Avenue, which follows the residents of a middle-class suburban road over a few decades, begins shortly after the end of World War I with the return of one resident, who finds that his wife has died in the Spanish flu epidemic and left him with several children. Non-fiction books on Napoleonic history, historical novels involving the Napoleonic Wars, and some isolated novels were published by Delderfield. His prose style tends to be straightforward and readable, lacking in any influence from post-modernist fiction, and his social attitudes are fairly traditional, though his politics are a mixture of progressive and free market.Delderfield's novels celebrate English history, humanity, and liberalism while demonstrating little patience with entrenched class differences and snobbery yet also sometimes advocating individualism, self-reliance, and other traditional Victorian values. Delderfield wrote The Adventures of Ben Gunn, a novel that follows Ben Gunn from sexton's son to pirate and is narrated by Jim Hawkins. It describes the life of Ben Gunn from the events which led him to leave Devon, and eventually to his presence on Treasure Island and involvement in the story told by Stevenson, and follows up with a brief summary of his life afterwards. British TV has made five series based on Delderfield's books. The novel A Horseman Riding By was adapted into a TV show. To Serve Them All My Days was adapted from the eponymous novel by Andrew Davies, while People Like Us was adapted from the Avenue novels by Archie Carver. The title role of Diana was played by Jenny Seagrove, while the younger version of her was played by Patsy Kensit.London Weekend Television adapted Come Home Charlie, and Face Them as a mini-series in 1990. Carry On Sergeant was based on <mask>'s play The Bull Boys. The film On the Fiddle was based on <mask>'s novel Stop at a Winner. His play Worm's Eye View was filmed with Diana Dors. The film was based on his play. 20th-century English novelists, 20th-century English dramatists and playwrights, British male dramatists and playwrights, and English male writers were all educated at West Buckland School.

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title: Shaun Greenhalgh

texts: A former art forger, Greenhalgh is a British artist. Between 1989 and 2006 he produced a large number of forgeries. He sold his fakes to museums, auction houses, and private buyers for over one million dollars. Scotland Yard described the family as "possibly the most diverse forgery team in the world". When they tried to sell three Assyrian reliefs using the same provenance as before, suspicions were raised. In November 2007, Greenhalgh was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison. An exhibition of Greenhalgh's works was held at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.A replica of the shed where the works were created was built by the Metropolitan Police's Art and Antiques Unit. Many of his fakes, including the Amarna Princess, a version of the Roman Risley Park Lanx, and works supposedly by Barbara Hepworth and Thomas Moran, were displayed. Greenhalgh's family was involved in the garden shed gang. The cottage industry was established at his parents' house in South Turton, which is north of the town centre. George Jr. managed the money while his older brother approached clients. The legitimacy of the items was established with the help of other members of the family. These included Olive's father who owned an art gallery, a great-grandfather who had foresight to buy well at auctions, and an ancestor who worked for the Mayor ofBolton as a cleaner and was given a Moran painting.Greenhalgh had no qualifications when he left school at 16. He worked up his forgeries from sketches, photographs, art books and catalogues. He attempted a wide range of crafts, from painting in pastels and watercolours, to sketches, and sculpture, both modern and ancient, busts and statues, to bas-relief and metalwork. He invested in many different materials, including silver, stone, marble, rare stone, replica metal, and glass. He did a lot of research to prove his ownership of his items by faking letters from the supposed artists. The items were put in the garden shed. The latter was likely used as a workshop.A quote from an amazed Scotland Yard detective who searched the house gives a sense of Greenhalgh's industry. It was not obvious that materials were displayed openly. Prior to the purchase of the Amarna Princess, the family was visited at home by a curator from theBolton Museum. For all his daring, he once boasted that he could knock up a Moran watercolour in half an hour and claimed to have completed an Amarna statue in three weeks. The lawyer said at the trial that Greenhalgh's mother made the calls because he was shy and didn't like to use the phone. George was more involved than a peripheral figure like Olive. He met potential buyers face-to-face.He looks elderly and he shows up in a wheelchair. George Jr. told the museum that he was thinking about using the ancient Egyptian statuette as a garden ornament. The parents helped establish a logical explanation for why the Greenhalghs had possession of such items in the first place. They were able to get rid of items when they were discovered to be fakes. The "Amarna Princess" was the most ambitious project of the Greenhalghs. The 4th Earl of Egremont's home was listed in an 1892 catalogue as the location of an auction. There were eight Egyptian figures listed.The "Amarna Princess," a 20-inch statue, apparently made of a "stunning translucent alabaster," was manufactured by Greenhalgh using the flexibility of this vague description, and later emerged within a documentary that he had bought the tools to produce this "masterpiece" from B&. The statue was done in the style of the Egyptian "Amarna period" of 1350 BC. Greenhalgh had researched and found that there were only two other similar statuettes in the world. He made his copy look old by coating it in a mixture of tea and clay and knocked it up in his shed. George claimed that the Amarna was from his grandfather's "forgotten collection" when he approached the museum in 2002. He pretended to be ignorant about the artifact's true value, but was careful to show how long the artifact had been in the family. The British Museum and Christie's were consulted about the purchase of the Amarna Princess.It was on display until February 2006 It was re-displayed as an example of fake Egyptian artifacts in the 'Obsessions' section of the 'Bolton's Egypt' Gallery'. The Greenhalghs were caught because they had tricked the experts. The Palace of Sennacherib is said to have produced Assyrian reliefs of soldier and horses in 600 BC. In November 2005, the British Museum examined them and concluded that they were genuine, and expressed an interest in buying one of them. The antiquities consultant at Bonhams spotted an "obvious fake" when two of the reliefs were submitted. The British Museum spotted several unlikely anomalies after Bonhams consulted with them about various suspicious aspects.The horses' reins were "not consistent" or "atypical" with respect to other Assyrian reliefs; and the Cuneiform inscription contained a spelling mistake, an absent diacritical mark, which was considered extremely unlikely in a piece "destined for the eyes of the king". George seemed to be too willing to part with the items at a low price. The family was arrested eighteen months after the Museum contacted Scotland Yard. It is estimated that the Greenhalghs could have earned as much as $10m if they had sold all 120 artworks they had offered. The average value of each piece would have been more than £83,000, with money received varying between £100 and £440,000. Most of the works of the Greenhalghs were not sold. The Eadred Reliquary, which they sell, was under sold.The Greenhalghs would not have benefited from the Lowry painting being only gained in value from their resale. The Risley Park Lanx was one of the more ambitious pieces of work produced as time went on. The Assyrian reliefs, which led to their exposure and arrests, suggests that the longevity of their scam was focused on the passing off of lower level items. The success of sales to private individuals must be balanced against this. They are unlikely to have had the same level of expertise at their disposal as institutions, and are less willing to advertise their losses once the forgeries were detected. They have not had the same exposure as the museum. After donating their purchase to the British Museum, two wealthy Americans have been noticed.Another piece sold to an unnamed private buyer came to light when the Art Institute of Chicago announced that The Faun, a ceramic sculpture on display since 1997 as the work of the 19th-century French master Paul Gauguin, was also a forgery. The sculpture was purchased by the museum from a private dealer in London. The exact amount of money involved in the seventeen-year scam has not been determined because the bank records of the Greenhalghs only went back six years. One of the accounts was frozen and a man was convicted of conspiracy to conceal and transfer hundreds of thousands of dollars. There are differing estimates of the amount of money the Greenhalghs made. The Greenhalgh family didn't seem to use the money they got. An old TV, a battered sofa, and a Ford Focus were among their possessions, but not a computer, as they lived in a shabby council house.The Met's Art and Antiques Unit's Detective Sergeant Vernon Rapley said that the conditions were "relatively frugal" and "abject poverty". According to Olive Greenhalgh, she had not traveled outside ofBolton. Explanations other than desire for money have been proposed as they did not display wealth. Police said that Greenhalgh was motivated by resentment at his own lack of recognition as an artist, rather than by profit. Greenhalgh denied the need toshame the art world in his book, A Forger's Tale. The defence lawyer Andrew Nutall said that Greenhalgh was obsessed with one outlook and that was his garden shed. The forgeries were an attempt to perfect the love he had for such arts.The forgeries were an unfortunate consequence. 120 forgeries were presented to various institutions, and 44 of them were discussed during the trial. Given the family's bank records only lasted for a third of the period they were operating, there are probably many more. Scores of sculptures, paintings and artifacts, hidden under their bed and in the garden shed, were discovered when police raided the Greenhalgh home. There are a number of forgeries still circulating within the art market. There is a description of known forgeries. There is a red riliquary.A relic of the true cross of Jerusalem is contained in a small 10th century silver vessel. At Manchester University, <mask> claimed he had found it in a river terrace. The vessel was determined to be a fake by the university. It was purchased for £100. The subject of a thesis. 1990. Olive's grandfather is said to have passed on the still life painting to Samuel.The buyer canceled the cheque after the paint began to oxidize. Scotland Yard failed to make an arrest at the time. 1992. The park is called the Risley Park Lanx. The British Museum displayed a genuine replica of a Roman silver plate that was donated by private buyers. 1993–1994. The Thomas Moran sketch was acquired by the museum.The Greenhalghs gave the former a gift and purchased the latter. 1994. The Faun. Paul Gauguin made a ceramic sculpture. It was sold at an auction in 1994 for over twenty thousand dollars. The Art Institute of Chicago bought it in 1997. It will be on display until October 2007.1995. There is an Anglo-Saxon ring. The British Museum determined that it was a fake. 1995. Thomas Moran's sketches were sold in New York. Up to 40, worth up to £10,000, were created by Greenhalgh, six or seven of which are missing. He claimed that he only took thirty minutes to make each one, and that a former mayor gave them to a descendant of his who worked for the mayor as a cleaner.L. S. Lowry. One of the "clutch of paintings" is the Meeting House. The Greenhalghs said it was a 21st birthday present from Olive's gallery owner father. They made it look like they were friends by copying letters from the artist. The letter dated 16 June 1946 was written to George, thanking him for his recent letter and cheque. I will hold onto it even though I have finished it. Ready.I will go to the yard on Wednesday. I received 45.0.0 for paintings, one of which was sold as a replica for several hundred pounds. It was put up for auction in Kent as a genuine item. 1999. There are two gold Roman ornaments. <mask> withdrew them from Christie's when they wanted to do a scientific analysis on them. A sculpture of a goose by Barbara Hepworth.The photograph was lost in the late 1920s. The Greenhalghs claimed it was given to them by the museum's curator. It was sold to the Henry Moore Institute for thousands of dollars. Work by Otto. There was a theft from Dresden in 1939. The Tate Gallery was presented to the Greenhalghs. Man Ray worked.Paul Gauguin has a vase. An ancient Celtic brooch. A bust of Thomas Jefferson was sold for over $50,000. And/or Thomas Chatterton Henry Moore. A carved stone head by Henry Moore was tried to convince the Tate Modern, London to buy it. A statuette. For a hundred years in the family.It was on display for three years before it was bought by the Bolton Museum. Two more copies of the same book were found during a police raid. 2005. There are three Assyrian marble reliefs from Nineveh, including one with an eagle-headed genie. They were dated by the British Museum and are thought to be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. The forgery was exposed after discrepancies were revealed by Bonhams. Greenhalgh's artistic ability was downplayed.The credibility of the provenances that went with them made Detective Sgt Rapley think that the items would not fool anyone. The list of experts and institutions who were fooled is long, and includes the Tate Modern, the British Museum, the Henry Moore Institute, and auction houses Bonhams, Christie's, and other experts. The Faun was on display at the van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, while the Amarna Princess was on display at the South Bank Hayward Art Gallery. Various private collectors and other unnamed galleries were fooled as well. The works and their achievement were proclaimed by institutions. The Faun sculpture was included in the "definitive" exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago. <mask> was described as a nice old man who had no idea of the significance of what he owned by the museum.After the trial, the museum distanced itself and insisted that it had followed procedure. The presiding judge, William Morris, exonerated the institution and any Council staff involved, preferring to focus on what he saw as "misapplied talent" and an "ambitious conspiracy", while the Metropolitan Police Arts and Antiquities Unit admitted that Greenhalgh had succeeded "to a degree". The general public was unimpressed by what they perceived to be the experts' incompetence and the law's heavy-handedness. The antiquities expert from Bonhams said that the relief was an obvious fake. It was cut too hastily and was made of the wrong stone. A dramatisation of the Greenhalgh story called The Antiques Rogue Show was broadcast on 4 January 2009, a play on the title of the popular series Antiques Road Show, already used by headline writers. In a letter from prison, Greenhalgh made a number of complaints about the depiction of himself and his family.Following his release in 2010, he launched a website selling his artwork. The website describes the works as examples of his old style of work, as well as sculptures in his own style. A member of the Metropolitan Police Art and Antique squad stated that if a work is not copyrighted, it is not illegal to copy it and sell it. The limited edition of A Forger's Tale: Confessions of the Bolton Forger was published in 2015. The first full edition was published in June of last year. It was the best art book of the year. An article in The Sunday Times put forward Greenhalgh's claim that he was the creator of La Bella Principessa, which was attributed to Leonardo da Vinci.A December 2015 article in The New York Times promoted Greenhalgh's claimed authorship of the work, which it said he had made in the late 1970s, using a 16th-century land deed and the face of a supermarket check-out. Greenhalgh told Simon Parkin that he had studied the work again when it was exhibited at the Villa Reale di Monza in 2015. According to the Postscript chapter in Greenhalgh's autobiography, the sitter was "Bossy Sally from the Co-Op". Kemp said the claim was hilarious and ridiculous. In the 2012 documentary The Dark Ages: An Age of Light, Greenhalgh is credited as "Craftsman". He made four objects from the past using traditional materials and methods in a short documentary series that was directed and narrated by Waldemar Januszczak. Artner, Alan.The Chicago Tribune reported that Gauguin's sculpture was a forgery. The museum does not have a byline. The "Amarna Princess statement" was accessed in December 2007. Bailey, Martin. The Art Newspaper reported that the Art Institute of Chicago Gaugain sculpture is fake. Bunyan. The Telegraph reported on the fall of council house art fakers.Edward Chadwick. The Bolton News had an update on antiques rogues show. Edward Chadwick. "Antiques rogues show: update" was accessed on 30 November 2007. Edward Chadwick. A con artist is set to appeal. James Fenton.The Guardian reported on fakes and counterfeits. Flynn, Tom. The International Herald Tribune did not have a byline. "Elderly couple, son sentenced for creating fake art and antiques for 17 years", International Herald Tribune, 16 November 2007; accessed 18 November 2007. "Grove" is the name of the person. Newsweek, 15 December 2007; accessed 17 December 2007. James, Kelly."Fraudsters who resented the art market" was accessed on 17 November 2007. Deborah, Linton. The Manchester Evening News reported on a family con that fooled the art world. Jeremy Lovell. "Octogenarian British art forger sentenced", New Zealand Herald, 17 November 2007; accessed 20 November 2007. Ivan Macquisten. It was Bonhams and ATG columnist who first raised alarm over Greenhalgh fakes.Jack, Malvern. The ancient Egypt statue was in the Times Online from March of 2003 to December of 2007. Cahal. The family of forgers fool art world with beautifully crafted fakes. Cahal. The family of forgers fooled the art world. Smith is the name of the person.The family of a fake statue has been charged. "Stokes, Paul." A family sells a fake Egyptian statue. The website was updated 30 November 2007. This is London. This Is London, 16 November 2007; accessed 18 November 2007, was titled "The artful codgers: pensioners who conned British museums with £10m forgeries". Times Online does not have a byline.The 10 million dollar art collection was forged by a family in a garden shed. Times Online does not have a byline. The Times Online reported on "Octogenarian art-forgers bought to justice". Clive Thompson. "How to make a fake" was published in New York Magazine in 2004. David Ward. The Guardian wrote about how garden shed fakers fooled the art world.Art Institute's Statement Regarding Paul Gauguin's The Faun 1961 births Living people English art forgers English criminals People from Turton Date of birth missing

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title: Diane Lane

texts: <mask> was born on January 22, 1965, and is an American actress and producer. <mask> made her screen debut at the age of 14 in George Roy Hill's 1979 film A Little Romance. She was called "the new Grace Kelly" by the film's major supporting actor. The two films that could have catapulted her to star status, Streets of Fire and The Cotton Club, were both commercial and critical failures. After taking a break, <mask> returned to acting to appear in The Big Town and Lady Beware, but did not make a big impression on a large audience until 1989's popular and critically acclaimed TV series Lonesome Dove, for which she was nominated for an Emmy Award. <mask>'s performance in The Perfect Storm was followed by her role in A Walk on the Moon, which earned her further recognition. The 2002 film Unfaithful earned her Satellite, New York Film Critics Circle, and National Society of Film Critics awards for Best Actress in a Motion Picture (Drama).Her performance in Unfaithful earned her an Academy Award, Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild Award nominations. She was praised for her performance in the film Under the Tuscan Sun. She appeared in romantic films such as Must Love Dogs and Nights in Rodanthe, as well as thrillers such as Fierce People and Hollywoodland. She has appeared in four films directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Eleanor Coppola directed Paris Can Wait. In Man of Steel, she played the recurring role of Martha Kent, the adoptive mother of Superman. Let Him Go is her most recent film.<mask> was born in New York City. Colleen Price was a nightclub singer and Playboy centerfold. Burton Eugene <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 <mask>'s parents separated when she was 13 days old. <mask>'s mother obtained a divorce while retaining custody of <mask> until she was six years old. After <mask>'s mother moved to Georgia, <mask>'s father received custody of her. <mask> lived in a number of hotels in New York City with her father.When she was 15, <mask> declared her independence from her father and flew to Los Angeles for a week with her friend and Child Bride of Short Creek co-star Christopher Atkins. <mask> said it was reckless behavior that came from having too much independence. She moved in with a friend's family in New York and paid their rent. She went to high school after taking correspondence courses. <mask>'s mother took her back to Georgia. <mask> was back in New York six weeks after she and her father challenged her mother in court. <mask> did not speak to her mother for three years.<mask> was influenced by the quality of her grandmother's sermons and from A Little Romance to A Walk on the Moon. At the age of six, <mask> appeared in a production of Medea at the La Ma Ma Experimental Theatre Club in New York. <mask> had a role in Joseph Papp's production of The Cherry Orchard when she was 12 years old. <mask> was in an accelerated program at Hunter College High School, but her grades were affected by her busy schedule. <mask> turned down a role in Runaways on Broadway to make her feature-film debut in A Little Romance. <mask> was declared "The New Grace Kelly" by Olivier. The cover of Time declared <mask> to be one of Hollywood's "Whiz Kids".<mask> made a successful transition from inexperienced actress to confirmed roles in the early 1980s. She played the young female outlaw Little Britches in the 1981 film, Cattle Annie and Little Britches, with her debut role being that of Cattle Annie. She played the role of Heather in Six Pack. <mask> played the leader of a punk rock band in 1982's Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains, with Laura Dern and punk musicians Steve Jones and Paul Cook of the Sex Pistols, and Paul Simonon. The film is a cult classic. The Outsiders and Rumble Fish were both adapted and directed by Francis Ford Coppola. The films featured memorable performances from a number of young male actors who would go on to become leading men in the next decade, including Tom Cruise, Rob Lowe, Judd Nelson, and C. Thomas Howell.<mask> was able to advance her career by affiliating herself with young male actors. She was declared the " undisputed female lead of Hollywood's new rat pack" by Andy Warhol. The two films that could have catapulted her to star status, Streets of Fire and The Cotton Club, were both commercial and critical failures, and her career deteriorated as a result. <mask> lived with her mother in Georgia after she left the movie business. The actress said that they had a lot of homework to do because they hadn't been close to their mom in a long time. I wanted my mother back so we had to repair our relationship. <mask> had not made a big impression on a large audience until 1989's popular and critically acclaimed TV series Lonesome Dove, but she was nominated for an Emmy Award for her role.Due to scheduling conflicts, she was unable to take the role in the movie, which had a much darker script at the time. The role of Julia Roberts' costume was made for <mask>. She received positive reviews for her performance in the film My New Gun, which was well received at the festival. She played an actress in Sir Richard Attenborough's big-budget biopic of Charles Chaplin. <mask> would star in ten movies over the next seven years. <mask> earned further recognition for her role in A Walk on the Moon in 1999. Anna Paquin is one of the stars of the film.<mask>, after years in post- young-career limbo, is meltingly effective according to one reviewer. Tony Goldwyn, the film's director, described <mask> as having "this potentially volcanic sexuality that is in no way self-conscious or opportunistic." <mask> was nominated for Best Female Lead. She wanted to make a film about Jean Seberg and play her in it. <mask> had a supporting role in The Perfect Storm in 2000. In 2002, she starred in Unfaithful, which was adapted from the French film The Unfaithful Wife. <mask> played a housewife who had an affair with a book dealer.The sex scenes in the film were very demanding for the actors, especially for <mask>, who had to be emotionally and physically fit for the duration. <mask> earned praise for her performance in Unfaithful. She won the Best Actress National Society of Film Critics Award and the New York Film Critics Circle Award. Owen Gleiberman stated that "<mask>, in the most urgent performance of her career, is a revelation." The movie's real story is the play of lust, romance, degradation, and guilt on her face. <mask> was nominated for a Golden Globe for her performance in Under the Tuscan Sun, a film based on the best-selling book by Mayes. Fierce People, Must Love Dogs, and Hollywoodland followed.<mask> and Richard Gere starred in Nights in Rodanthe. The novel of the same title is the basis for the third film that Gere and <mask> have filmed together. <mask> co-stars in both Jumper and Untraceable in the same year. Killshot had a limited theatrical release before being released on DVD in 2009. She expressed frustration with being typecast and stated that she was "gunning for something that's not so sympathetic." I need to be a bitch and be in a comedy. I've made a decision.No more Miss Nice Guy. If she is unable to get these kinds of roles, <mask> contemplated quitting acting and spending more time with her family. She said that she couldn't do anything official. My agents won't let me. I don't have anything else coming out between you and me. <mask> was worried about being typecast, but she signed on to the Disney film about the relationship between a Triple Crown winning racehorse and his owner. Cinema Verite is a movie about the making of the first reality television show An American Family.<mask> was nominated for several awards for her portrayal of Pat Loud. The PBS documentary Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide showcased women and girls living under very difficult circumstances and bravely fighting to challenge them, and was produced by Show of Force along with Fugitive Films. <mask> played Martha Kent in the Superman film Man of Steel. "We are thrilled to have <mask> in the role because she can convey the wisdom and wonder of a woman whose son has powers beyond her imagination." <mask> played Martha Kent in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League. After the release of Man of Steel, <mask> was tapped to play Hillary Clinton in an NBC miniseries, Hillary, which was supposed to start with Monica Lewinsky. NBC canceled the series because of intense media backlash.In 2015, <mask> appeared in the drama Every Secret Thing, had a voice role in the Pixar animated feature Inside Out, and co-stars in the film Trumbo, which received a Screen Actors Guild nomination for Best Ensemble Cast. <mask> appeared in two more films in 2017: Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House and Paris Can Wait. <mask> returned to her theater roots at the end of 2012 and performed in a production of Sweet Bird of Youth by Tennessee Williams at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago. <mask> played Princess Kosmonopolis, a fading Hollywood movie star, opposite Finn Wittrock, who played her attractive gigolo. She last did a stage play in 1989 when she was in William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts. <mask> and Tony Shalhoub starred in the off-Broadway original production of The Mystery of Love and Sex in the winter of 2015. In 2016 <mask> reprised her role in Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard, nearly four decades after she first appeared on Broadway.<mask> played a child peasant in Broadway's 1977 run of the play, but this time she played the lead role. <mask> played Annette Shepherd in the final season of House of Cards, which was released on the streaming service on November 2. <mask> has primarily worked in film throughout her career and these roles mark her rare TV appearance. She played one of Matthew McConaughey's love interests in the film. She will also star in anUntitled Reed Morano-directed film with Jeff Bridges (whom she previously worked with in Wild Bill), in addition to starring in the forthcoming series on FX based on the post- apocalyptic science fiction comic book series Y: The Last Man. <mask> co-stars with Kevin Costner in Let Him Go. The Cotton Club was promoted by <mask> and Christopher Lambert.They had a brief affair. In two weeks they were a couple again after meeting again two years later in Rome to make a film called Priceless Beauty. The couple were married in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Eleanor Jasmine is their daughter. They divorced in 1994. <mask> and Josh were married on August 15, 2004. He was arrested on a domestic battery charge after she called the police.The incident was described as a "misunderstanding" by the couple's spokesman. <mask> and Brolin filed for divorce. Their divorce was finalized in December. Artists for Peace and Justice, a Hollywood organization that supports Haiti relief, is one of the charities that <mask> is involved in. She tries not to draw attention to her humanitarian efforts. There's something about helping others that I think should be hidden. I don't want it to be a braggart.Half the Sky was based on the book Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide. <mask> and other A-list actresses visited Africa and other areas where women are not treated fairly. <mask> has become an ambassador for this kind of work. At the third annual Beyond Hunger: A Place at the Table Gala at the Montage Beverly Hills, <mask> was honored for her work with Heifer International. <mask> says she has a good relationship with her daughter because of her work with Heifer International. <mask> got her first acting role when she was 6 years old in La Mama Experimental Theatre Company's 1971 production of Medea. She performed with La Ma Ma, E.T.C.They traveled with them abroad. She has performed in many plays, including Bertolt Brecht's The Good Woman of Szechuan, Paul Foster's The Silver Queen, and Shakespeare's As You Like It. Most of the plays were directed by Andrei erban and Elizabeth Swados. <mask> appeared in two plays at the New York theater. <mask> took a decade-long hiatus from theatre after participating in the first production of Runaways. <mask> reprised his role in Twelfth Night at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1989. <mask> played opposite Finn Wittrock in Sweet Bird of Youth at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago in 2012 and took another hiatus from theatre.In 2015, <mask> starred off-Broadway in The Mystery of Love and Sex, along with Tony Shalhoub, and in Broadway's revival of Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard. <mask> was given a career tribute by the Film Society of Lincoln Center four days before the New York Film Critics Circle's vote. The actress was having a dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel. Critics and award voters were invited. She won the National Society of Film Critics, the New York Film Critics Circle awards, and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. She was named ShoWest's 2003 Female Star of the Year and a co-recipient of the Women in Film Crystal Award. <mask> was ranked at No.There are kids on the 100 greatest kid stars. She was in the top 10. 45 were on Ask Men's Top 99 most desirable women in 2005. 85 in 2006 In 2007. The Female Star of the Year was honored by the ShoWest Convention. The American Riviera Award was presented at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.The Outstanding Achievement in Cinema Award was presented during the festival. The Career Achievement Award was presented during the film festival. <mask> at Film Reference has links to other Accolades.

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title: Eby J. Jose

texts: <mask><mask> is a journalist and human rights activist from India. He is the father of five children and his wife is an employee at the LSG department. <mask><mask> is the son of <mask> and Ammini. The journeys of <mask><mask> are less traveled by politicians and social workers. He has used public conscience against social issues ignored by rulers and officials for the last 21 years. <mask> says, "None of us are bothered about our responsibilities to the Indian Constitution though we are fond of making lectures on the merits and demerits of the Constitution." Several legal battles were initiated by <mask> to protect the basic principles of the Indian Constitution, and he has every right to say that.<mask> uses all available sources to create awareness about the responsibilities of a citizen to the Constitution. He organised many successful and unsuccessful movements. <mask>'s titles include Pala Times, Information Today, India Monitor and Dil Se. He edits the monthly Gulf Life. <mask> organised some movements to strengthen his fights. National Unity Front, Rajiv Gandhi Peace Foundation, Catholic Youth Council of India were some of the places where <mask> could raise his demands. When the film stars formed an organisation called 'AMMA', <mask> retaliated with an organisation of viewers called 'AMMAYI'.He is the chairman of the Mahatma Gandhi National Foundation. His determination to fight against vices was seen during the campaigns against drugs, pan masala, single digit lottery and AIDS awareness. The locations for these campaigns were Kottayam and Delhi. The national media was interested in the campaign against the awarding of the Padma award to film stars and sports stars. "Padma awards have been instituted to honor the great sons of India who give rich contribution to the development of the country." We can't include film and cinema stars in this category. They accept handsome remuneration for their work.<mask> says that many of them don't pay tax and don't know the value of a Padma award. He wrote to the President of India and the Prime Minister asking them not to give the award to film and sports people in the future. The support for <mask>'s protest against the liquor advertisement was a hot topic for national and international media. The directive principles listed in the Indian Constitution include prohibition. The Padma awardee had acted in a liquor commercial. He was asked to refrain from the ad for the sake of morality, but he refused. Promoting liquor is a crime according to the Act.My argument was based on that, but he didn't pay attention to it. <mask> says that even the reports in international media could not prevent him from doing that ad. <mask> wrote to Mohanlal's parents asking them to correct their mistake. The ads from the buses have been removed by the government. The company displays an ad for a brand of chips. Is it possible to buy the chips from anywhere in the world? <mask> vows to continue campaigning against the Superstar's anti social policies.He says that Mohanlal's new movie promotes drinking. <mask> had a good experience from the distributors of the movie. There was an ad for a liquor brand in the initial posters. The agency withdrew the posters and issued new ones after <mask> wrote to <mask>y. Surya TV aired shocking visuals a few years back that showed a man being drowned by another in a pond. Police men and fire force personnel were shown disgust in the visual. <mask> wrote a letter to the court.The petition was registered based on the letter. They were ordered to give a compensation. The victim's family will receive one lakh. It was a rare case in which a person with no relation to the victim approached the court and got a favorable order. The Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh is being targeted by the campaign against Union Ministers. The ministers were able to reach the cabinet through the back door, without facing the public. He thinks it's a bid on the life of democracy.The one who lost the election waits in the queue to meet the new Minister. <mask> says this is irony. <mask> will point to a well kept and clean national flag in his room if you ask him which is his masterpiece campaign. The young man has been fighting for the past 15 years to make sure that the tri colour always flew high. It all started accidentally. I traveled with Minister A.C. Shanmukhadas. The driver took the flag from the bonnet of the car and kept it inside.<mask> said that he asked what was wrong with keeping it there. After the sun rise and before the sun set, the national flag can only be used, according to Das. That was something new to him. He started collecting information about the history of the flag and the rules to follow while using it. The misuse of the national flag began to be detected by his sharp eyes. The flags are put on the tables at the meeting of the social organisation, plastic ones, those with heads down, and the flags in which slogans are printed. He approached the High Court with a petitition after collecting a number of evidences.Lakshman. The code of conduct to be observed while handling the flag and the greatness of the tri color were reminded by <mask>an four days ahead of Independence Day. The architect of Tamil movie 'Annian' is Narain Karthikeyan. Many careless citizens had to learn about the national flag from <mask>'s legal notices. An alert from <mask> led to the removal of the national flag from the web page of a lawmaker. Essilor India Private limited is an optical firm. The company withdrew its advertisement after reading a letter from <mask>.He launched a project to educate school children about the National flag. He wants to reach 10000 schools in five years. The national flag is a symbol of respect and pride. On Independence Day and Republic day, there is a use of the flag. Every individual has a duty to respect the national flag. Dos and don'ts will prove useful from this point of view. Don't hoist the flag at a height that is too high.Children should not be allowed to use the flag as a toy. Do not buy plastic flags. Paper flags should not be used to pin up shirt pockets. The flag doesn't get crumpled. The flag should not be used as a banner or for decoration. The National Flag is not torn or trampled upon. The flag should not fall on the ground.Don't join cloth pieces that look like the flag. This campaign is a part of it. Mahatma Gandhi National Foundation is attempting to educate children in various schools, putting up appeals for display in public places and on notice boards, as well as reaching maximum people through the medium of internet. 2. The Foundation appealed to the people through the newspapers. 3. The Foundation met the President of India and demanded that strict action be taken in cases of insult to the national flag.If the flag is damaged or dirty, it should be destroyed as a whole in private, consistent with the dignity of the flag. Section II, Point 2.2 is in the Flag Code of India 2002. There is a flag code of India. Obey the measures 1 from this point of view. The flag should be hoisted in a proper manner. 2. Children should not be allowed to use National Flag as a toy.3. Do not buy or use a plastic flag. The "Hum Bharat Ke Log; Kartavye Nibhayein, Rashtra Banayein" initiative was launched in association with the Ministry of Youth Affairs. See item no. A school of rights and duties is being proposed by <mask> J. <mask>. The school of rights and duties would offer three-month courses to candidates on the rights guaranteed to them by the Constitution and the duties expected of them as responsible citizens. A majority of people don't know their Constitutional rights, according to a study conducted by Mahatma Gandhi National Foundation.The majority is exploited by a privileged minority. The citizens could resist exploitation if they were properly instructed of their rights. Responsible citizens need to be aware of their duties to the nation. Basic issues are not given much importance in the formal educational syllabus. <mask> J<mask> is the director of the venture. The reason for lack of proper perspective in their approach was that many of the young people who choose political and social careers were not adequately aware of these aspects. The biography of the late president was written by <mask> J. <mask>.It is written in the mother tongue of Dr.K.R. Narayanan is a person. The not-so-rosy paths that this great man had to travel are traced in this book. A documentary film on the life of K R Narayanan is being produced by the K R Narayanan Foundation. Mr.<mask> is a senior journalist. The General Secretary of the K R Narayanan Foundation, <mask> J<mask>, wrote a biography of the late President. The DVD copies of the creative work will be given to all schools, colleges and public libraries by the Foundation.The Peninsulaqatar is referred to by The Telegraph and The Peninsulaqatar is referred to by <mask> J. <mask>.

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title: Cheech Marin

texts: Richard Anthony "<mask><mask> is an American actor, musician, comedian, and activist who gained recognition as part of the comedy act Cheech & Chong during the 1970s and early 1980s. Joe was on Nash Bridges. He has voiced characters in several Disney films, including Oliver & Company, The Lion King, the Cars series, and Beverly Hills Chihuahua. <mask> does not speak Spanish but his characters have strong Chicano accents. <mask> was born on July 13, 1946 in South Los Angeles, California, to Mexican American parents who were a secretary and a police officer. <mask> was born with a cleft lip. <mask> says that he identifies as Chicano, but he is not a good speaker of Spanish.Chicharron is a popular snack in Latin America and <mask>'s nickname is "<mask>". <mask> attributed the nickname to his uncle when he came home from the hospital. "Seems like a little chicharrn, you know?" San Fernando Valley State College, now California State University, Northridge, where <mask> graduated in 1968, is where he studied English. <mask> tried to sing for Frank Zappa in 1967, but instead moved to British Columbia to avoid the draft during the Vietnam War. Tommy and <mask> met in Canada. In the 1970s and 1980s, <mask> was a part of a number of comedy albums and feature film comedies.Tommy and <mask> wrote and starred in seven films, four of which were directed by Tommy. <mask> starred in a number of films as a solo actor, most notably in East L.A., The Shrimp on the Barbie, Tin Cup, and Once Upon a Time in Mexico. He was a dockworker in Ghostbusters II. In 2004, he reprised his role as a policeman in the film adaptation of John Grisham's holiday novel "Skipping Christmas". <mask> voiced the character of Buck in three episodes of Married... with Children. <mask> made the transition to full-time television work when he co-stars on The Golden Girls spin-off The Golden Palace and later in the police show Nash Bridges. He has been performing voice overs for animated features in recent years.<mask> starred in the CBS sitcom Rob, with Rob Schneider, after appearing in a supporting role in Judging Amy. Robert Rodriguez has worked with <mask> seven times, including the last two installments of the Mexico trilogy, the Spy Kids trilogy and Machete. He provided the voice of the chihuahua in Oliver & Company (1988), Banzai the hyena in The Lion King (1994), and Ramone in Cars 2 (2011). He reprised the Banzai role in the Kingdom Hearts II video game. <mask> plays El Confidente, a member of Lodge 55 in Mexico, in several episodes of "Lodge 49". <mask> has two best-selling children's music albums, My Name is <mask>, the School Bus Driver (1992) and My Name is <mask>, The School Bus Driver "Coast to Coast" (1997). Both albums were released in different languages.The book Cheech the School Bus Driver was written by <mask> and illustrated by Ramirez. <mask> lent his voice to Dora the Explorer in 2005. He played the Puerto Rican folk hero Juan Bobo in the episode "A Crown for King Juan el Bobo". <mask> sang with Peter Frampton, Randy Travis, Clint Black, and Al Jarreau on Simon Cowell's Celebrity Duets. He was the fourth person to be savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay <mask> had a recurring role in the hit television series Lost. On March 1, 2010, he co-hosted WWE Raw with Tommy Chong in Oklahoma City.<mask> sings "Earache My Eye" on the album Follow the Leader. He appeared in a movie in 2009. <mask> beat Anderson Cooper and Aisha Tyler on Celebrity Jeopardy! The million dollar celebrity invitational. Cooper said he was "crushed" by <mask>. <mask> lost in the final to Michael McKean in May. He won the first Celebrity game show.In 1992 there was a tournament. He was one of eight celebrities who took part in a Food Network reality show. A guy is talking about a celebrity cook-off. He was eliminated in the third week of the competition. <mask> is a collector of Chicano art. His private collection has been featured in two national touring exhibitions. <mask>ch Marin Center for Chicano Art, Culture & Industry will open in the City of Riverside in June of 2022. <mask>'s collection of 700 pieces of Chicano art is the largest collection of such art in the world. The center is expected to draw international attention due to its location for the presentation and study of Chicano art. He co-stars in the comedy Tin Cup and is an avid golfer. He practices horse archery on a special course that he built on his private land. <mask> has exclusive rights to use cannabis and cannabis-related products utilizing the Private Stash brand throughout Canada for a period of 2 years, with the agreement automatically.<mask>ch & Chong films. The couple had a child. <mask> and Heid had two children and have since divorced. <mask> and Rubin were married on August 8, 2009, in a sunset ceremony at their home. <mask> lives in Malibu. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off (TV) 2012...as Himself (celebrity contestant) Anger Management (TV) 2014). Cheech and Chong won Best Comedy Recording at the 16th AnnualGrammy Awards for their album Sleeping Beauty.

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title: David Nasaw

texts: <mask> is an American author, biographer and historian who specializes in the cultural and social history of early 20th Century America. Nasaw is a professor at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. Professor of History. He has written for publications such as the Columbia Journalism Review, American Historical Review, American Heritage, Dissent, The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Slate, The London Review of Books, and Condé Nast Traveler. The American Experience, 1996, and two episodes of the History Channel's April 2006 series 10 days that Unexpectedly Changed America: "The Homestead Strike" and "The assassination of President McKinley" are some of the films Nasaw has appeared in. He is a critic of American philanthropy and an expert on the history of popular entertainment in the US and British media. <mask> was the oldest son of a lawyer and an elementary school teacher.Jonathan Lewis <mask> (b. August 26, 1947), the prolific author of at least nine thrillers, is the older brother of Nasaw. In 1963, Nasaw graduated from the high school in New York where he grew up. After graduating from Bucknell University with a Bachelor of Arts in 1967, Nasaw went to Columbia University where he received a PhD in 1972 for "Jean-Paul Sartre: Apprenticeship in History". Nasaw was a teacher at the Elizabeth Cleaners Street School in New York City for more than two years after graduating from Columbia University. The book "Starting Your Own High School" was written by the students and edited by Nasaw. Nasaw started teaching history at the College of Staten Island in 1978. He was a professor of American Studies at Hebrew University in Jerusalem during the 1987– 1988 academic year.Nasaw has been the chairman of the Graduate Center at the City University of New York since 1990. He was the director of the CUNY Graduate Center's Center for the Humanities and the chairman of the advisory board of the Leon Levy Center for Biography. The Radical History Review was founded by Nasaw. Nasaw has been married to a novelist, an award-winning filmmaker, and journalist, who worked as a correspondent for The New York Times for 12 years. Peter and Daniel Allen Nasaw were born in 1980. Although he has written three biographies, Nasaw describes himself as an academic historian. A historian sweeps away the fables, the myths, the stories, and places scholarly subjects in time and over time, while for biographers, the organization of the work is laid out in advance.Nasaw has said that writing history is a craft. It requires interpretation and fifty sources and is told by an individual voice. The Pulitzer Prize for biography was a finalist in 2007, the American History Book Prize was a winner in 2006 and the Ambassador Book Award was a winner in 2001. Children of the City: At Work and at Play was published in 1985. Nasaw "unearthed the long-forgotten story of the Newsboy Strike" in this Nasaw's highly cited history. The Broadway musical and Disney film Newsies are based on the book. The course of the United States history.1, ed. The rise and fall of public amusements is the subject of Going Out: The Rise and Fall of Public Amusements. He wrote that Nasaw raises fundamental questions about the web of connections. The biography of the most powerful publisher America has ever known was written by Nasaw. The Chief won two prizes for American history in 2001. It was nominated for an award. Nasaw's biography of Andrew Carnegie was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize.Nasaw brought to life the fascinating world of business moguls, statesmen, journalists and intellectuals in which Carnegie moved. The way in which <mask>saw causes these tributaries, capitalism, radicalism, and educational aspiration, to converge like the three rivers, is the strength of this immense biography. The New York Times'' 100 Notable Books of the Year, and the Los Angeles Times'' Favorite Books of 2006 all praised the book. Senator Ted Kennedy approached Nasaw to write a biography of his father, Kennedy patriarch Joseph P. Kennedy. Nasaw told the family that he didn't want to write an "authorized biography". If I could see all the documents at the Kennedy Library and be free to write whatever I wanted, I would do this project. Kennedy believed the historian would make a fair evaluation of his life and contributions after reading Nasaw's book.Joseph Kennedy's private papers were to be made available by the Kennedy family. The book was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize.

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