title: Goldwin Smith

texts: The Atlantic Monthly. February 1880 is when the issue of XLV was published. The North American Review is about Canada and the United States.131, No. There was a report on Jul. The year 1884. The Canadian Tariff is in The Contemporary Review. July/December 1884. The Jewish Question was in The Nineteenth Century. July/December 1884.The Contemporary Review asked if science has found a new basis for morality. January/ June 1882. "Parliament and the Rebellion in Ireland" was published in The Contemporary Review. January/ June 1882. The machinery of government in the 19th century. January/ June 1882. The Nineteenth Century, Vol. "Peel and Cobden"January/ June 1882. The 'Home Rule' Fallacy' was published in The Nineteenth Century. July/December of 1882. The Jews: A Deferred Rejoinder was published in The Nineteenth Century. July/December of 1882. The Nineteenth Century asked, "Why Send More Irish to America?" January/ June 1884."Evolutionary Ethics and Christianity" is a review in The Contemporary Review. December of 1884. The conflict with the lords was the subject of The Contemporary Review. September 1884. The Fallacy of Irish History was published in Choice Literature. I, 1885. "The Organization of Democracy" is in The Eclectic Magazine.The year 1885. "The Expansion of England" was published in Choice Literature. I, 1885. "The Administration of Ireland" is a review in The Contemporary Review. July/December 1885. The capital of the U.S. is "The Capital of the United States". May/ October 1886."Election Notes" is a magazine. May/ October 1886. "England was rejuvenated," the magazine said. May/ October 1886. The Contemporary Review featured "John Bunyan". October 1886. The Political History of Canada was published in The Nineteenth Century.July/December 1886. The Moral of the Late Crisis was published in The Nineteenth Century. July/December 1886. The Canadian Constitution is in The Contemporary Review. July of 1887. The railway question in Manitoba is in The Contemporary Review. October 1887."American Statesmen," Part II, The Nineteenth Century, Vol. January/ June 1888. "The Policy of Aggrandizement" was published in The Popular Science Monthly. "Shakespeare's Religion and Politics" is in a magazine. In November and April 1889. "The American Commonwealth" is a magazine. In November and April 1889."Prohibitionism in Canada and the United States" is in a magazine. In November and April 1889. "Progress and War" is a magazine. May/ October 1889. "Canada and the Jesuits" is in a magazine. May/ October 1889. "Prophets of Unrest," The Forum, Vol IX, August 1889."Woman's Place in the State" was published in The Forum. January 1890. "The Hatred of England" was published in The North American Review. 150, No. May 1890. "Canada through English Eyes," The Forum, May 1890. "A True Captain of Industry: Thomas Brassey," was published in The Methodist Magazine.January/ June 1890. "A Moral Crusader" is a magazine. May/ October 1890. There is a magazine called "The Two Mr. Pitts." May/ October 1890. "The American Tariff" was published in the magazine. May/ October 1890."Exit McKinley" is a magazine. November/April 1891. "Mr. Lecky on Pitt" was published in the magazine. November/April 1891. The Forum asked if morality would survive religion. The New Light on the Jewish Question was published in The North American Review. 149, No.August 1891. "Burke's Defence of Party" was published in The North American Review. 154, No. May 1892. The contest for the presidency was in the 19th century. July/December 1892. "Anglo-Saxon Union: A Response to Mr. Carnegie" was published in The North American Review.157, No. August 1893. "The situation at Washington" was written in The Nineteenth Century. July/December 1893. There are problems and perils of British politics. 159, No. In July, 454, Jul.1894. "Arthur Stanley," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. January/ June 1894. "The Impending Revolution" was published in The Nineteenth Century. January/ June 1894. "The House of Lords: Reform by 'Resolution'" was published in The Nineteenth Century. January/ June 1894.The North American Review published "Froude" in December 1894. "Our situation Viewed from Without" is in The North American Review. 160, No. May 1895. "The Colonial Conference" is in The Contemporary Review. January/ June 1895. "The Manchester School" is a review in The Contemporary Review.January/ June 1895. The North American Review has a book called "Guesses at the Riddle of Existence". 161, No. August 1895. The Canadian Magazine had an article about the Canadian Copyright Bill. V, 1895. "Christianity's Millstone" was published in The North American Review.161, No. December 1895. The Forum had a question about the Manitoba schools. The Forum asked "Is There Another Life?" in July 1896. The Canadian Magazine had a reply. VII, 1986. The Forum published "The Brewing of the Storm" in December 1896.The North American Review has a story about a constitutional misfit. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, May 1897. The Disintegration of Political Party was covered in The North American Review. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, No. 169, 487, Jun. 1897.The North American Review asked if our school histories were Anglophobes. 169, No. In 1897. The Canadian Magazine said "Not Dead Yet!" No. X, No. December 2, 1897. The North American Review asked, "Is the Constitution Outworn?"166, No. In the 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 savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay 1898. The North American Review has a piece on the origin of morality. 169, No. October 1898. The Forum published "The Moral of the Cuban War" in 1898.The book is called "American Histories." Among my books. Longmans, Green & Co. was founded in New York. "Imperialism in the United States" was published in The Contemporary Review. May 1899. The failure of party government was discussed in The Nineteenth Century. January/ June 1899."War as a Moral Medicine" was published in The Atlantic Monthly. December 1900 edition of LXXXVI. The last phase of Napoleon was covered in The Atlantic Monthly. February 1901 edition of LXXXVII, Issue 520. The Irish question is in The North American Review. 172, No. 535, Jun.1901. "Wellington" is in The Atlantic Monthly. The June 1901 issue of LXXXVII was published. The political situation in England was discussed in The North American Review. 173, No. September 1901. "The Age of Homer" is in the American Historical Review.No. VII, No. October 1, 1901. "The Confederate Cruisers" was published in The Independent. LIV was published in 1902. The North American Review has a gallery of portraits. 179, No. April, 557.1903. The Booklovers Magazine asked, "Is Morality Shifting in its Foundation?" I, no. 1, 1903. "Strenuous Life" was published in The Independent. The year 1903. The second part of Mr. Morley's life was published in The North American Review.178, No. December 1903. The North American Review had a piece about the immortality of the soul. 178, No. May 1904. The American Historical Review covered English poetry and English history. 10, No.October 1, 1904. "City Government" was published in The Independent. The year 1905. The Independent had a piece on "The Marquis of Dufferin and Ava." The year 1905. The treatment of history is covered in The American Historical Review. 10, No.3, April. 1905. The Independent had a piece about the passing of the household. In 1905. The Independent asked, "Are we 'Re-Barbarized'?" In 1905. "Burke on Party" is in The American Historical Review.No. 11, No. October 1, 1905. Is it religious persecution? The year 1906. "The Impending Conflict" was published in The Independent. The year 1906. The British Empire in India was covered in The North American Review.No. 183. On 7 September 1906. The Chief-Justice Clark on the Defects of the American Constitution was published in The North American Review. No. 183. On 2 November 1906. The Canadian Magazine had a piece on the stage of former days. XXVIII, November 1906/April 1907."Toronto: A Turn in its History" was published in The Canadian Magazine. XXVIII, November 1906/April 1907. The Church Question in France was in The Outlook. The Perils of the Republic was published in The North American Review. 186, No. On 1 March 1907. "Ireland" is a review in The North American Review.185, No. 3 May 1907. "Party Government" in The Canadian Magazine. No. X, No. August 4, 1907. "Evolution, Immortality and the Christian Religion: A Reply" was published in The North American Review. 186, No.October 1907. The Outlook said "Magdalen College, Oxford." "Reform of the Senate" is a story in The Canadian Magazine. No. XXX, No. April 6, 1908. The religious situation is in The North American Review. 186, No.April. In 1908. The Canadian Magazine published "The Socialist Manifesto". May/ October 1908. "War" is in The Canadian Magazine. May/ October 1908. The "Party Government" is in The North American Review.186, No. In November of 1908. The Nineteenth Century and After asked, "Has England Wronged Ireland?" July/December 1908. The Canadian Magazine wrote about the crisis in India. November/April 1909. "Labour and Socialism" was published in The Canadian Magazine.November/April 1909. "The American Civil War" was published in September 1910. "Cornell University and his introduction into Washington Society" was written in October 1910. The last words on Ireland were in The Nineteenth Century and After. July/December 1910. "My Early Connection with London Journalism" is a story in The Canadian Magazine. November 1910/April 1912.The "Letters of <mask> <mask> to Charles EliotNorton" were published in the Massachusetts Historical Society. 107–160 There are references to Adam, G. Mercer. The Press Banquet was held for Mr. <mask> <mask>, M.A. The Canadian Monthly and National Review is an anthology. VII, pp. 101–106.The New-York Tribune published "Anglo-American Memories" on July 31, 1910. The Association and Mr. <mask> <mask>. There is a history of Canadian journalism. Toronto: Murray Printing Co. 76–2. Kenneth Bell was born in 1910. "<mask> <mask> as a Canadian," The Cornhill Magazine 29, New Series, pp.The score was 239–252. Bell, Duncan, was born in 2007. The Idea of Greater Britain: Empire and the Future of World Order was published in 2007. R. Craig, 7 Brown. "Goldwin Smith and Antiimperialism" is in the Canadian Historical Review. 93–105. James Bryce was born in 1914."Goldwin <mask>" is in The North American Review. 199, No. 701, pp. 512–528. John James Cooper was born in 1912. D.C.L. is owned by <mask> <mask>. A brief account of his life and writing.Reading. Poynder and his son. Dalberg-Acton, Edward, was born in 1907. "Mr. <mask> <mask>'s Irish History." There are essays on the history of freedom. London: Macmillan & Co. There was a score of 232–265.Gaffney,Patricia H. The Goldwin Smith Bibliography was written in the 19th century. The collection of Regional History and University Archives is located in Ithaca, N.Y. Hermann Gollancz was born in 1909. "<mask> <mask> wrote an essay on the Jewish question." Sermons and Addresses. London: Myers & Co.222–243. The New York Times wrote about <mask> <mask> in 1905. The great minds of America. The North American Review was written by I<mask> <mask>. 186, No. pp. 622, Sep. 1–9.W. D. Gregory was born in 1910. "<mask> <mask>," The Outlook, Vol. 95, No. 17, pp. There were 960–959. Haultain was named Arnold. There is a selection from <mask> <mask>'s correspondence.T. Werner Laurie is in London. Haultain was named Arnold. "Why <mask> <mask> came to America" was written in The North American Review. 199, No. pp. 699–699. Arnold Haultain was born in 1914.The life and opinions of <mask> <mask>. T. Werner Laurie is in London. Sir Francis was named after him. The Contemporary Review 40 states, "Canada and Mr. <mask> <mask>." 825–822. The North British Review wrote about Mr. <mask> <mask>. August 1862, pp.1–34. Lionel R. Holland. Mr. <mask> <mask> was from Canada. S.l. : s.n. Andrew Lang was born in 1900. "Scotland and Mr. <mask> <mask>" was published in Blackwood's Magazine.CLXVII, pp. 54–50. William Dawson Le Sueur was born. Popular Science Monthly 22, pp., "Mr <mask> <mask> on the 'Data of Ethics'." 146–156. MacTavish was born in 1910. Munsey's Magazine wrote "<mask> <mask>, the Sage of the Grange."No. XLIII, No. 5, pp. 670–683. There is a man named Montrose J. The year 1910. The New York Times wrote about a glimpse of <mask> <mask>. "Mr. <mask> <mask> on the Study of History"October, 1861 pp. 157–180. Paul T.Phillips. <mask> <mask> was a controversialist. Praeger is in Westport, Conn. Herbert Spencer was born in 1884. "Professor <mask> <mask> as a Critic" is in The Popular Science Monthly.18. Lionel A. Tollemache. The year 1911. "Jottings about <mask> <mask>." There are nuts and Chestnuts. Edward Arnold, pp. 19–32.W.P. Trent. The year 1893. The Sewanee Review 2 is titled "Mr. <mask> <mask> on the United States." 1–16. Wallace was born in 1954. "<mask> <mask> on England and America" was published in The American Historical Review. 884–894.Wallace was born in 1954. "<mask> <mask>, Liberal," University of Toronto Quarterly 23, pp. 155–172. Wallace was born in 1954. "<mask> <mask> on History" was published in The Journal of Modern History. 220–224. Wallace.<mask> <mask> was a Victorian Liberal. The University of Toronto Press. Wallace was born in 1969. The Grange's Occupants are the Boultons and Smith. The Art Gallery of Ontario is in Toronto. Wilson was born in 1893. "Mr. <mask> <mask>'s 'Views' on Our Political History" was published in The Forum 16.499. Frank Underhill was born in 1933. "<mask> <mask>," University of Toronto Quarterly 2, pp. 295–302. Wolf, Lucien. The Nineteenth Century 9 contains "A Jewish View of the Anti-Jewish Agitation." 335–358.The Cambridge History of English and American Literature: <mask> <mask> Biography can be found at the Dictionary of

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title: Hubert James Willey

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texts: The second highest British gallantry award for his service on the Western Front during the First World War was awarded to <mask>, DCM & Bar. After the outbreak of war, he joined the Rifle brigade. <mask> was first awarded the DCM for an action in 1915, just over a month after his 18th birthday. He was with the 9th battalion the rifle brigade which was part of the 14th division. A number of attacks were organised as a result of the British offensive. The German positions that overlooked the British line were ordered to be attacked by the 14th and 3rd Divisions. The Kniglich Wrttembergisches Reserve-Infantrie-Regiment Nr 248 held these positions.The attack on the Rifle brigade was described as a costly fiasco. 9/RB was the only battalion that was able to advance beyond their objectives. All but four officers and one hundred and forty men were killed when the battalion was in a highly exposed and unsupported position. The casualty rate was in excess of 85% according to the account of the action by the commanding officer. The first of the New Army to be made a csm was a young sergeant named Will who did well in the disastrous fight. I tried to get him and many others DCMs but the Corps Staff just crossed out all the 14th Division names as a matter of course. Unless Keir and Lord Loch are dead, I hope I meet them someday.3 DCMs were awarded to 9/RB. <mask> was one of the recipients along with H. Hill and C.G. Roberts. The citation for Serjeant H.J<mask> was published in the London Gazette of 16 November 1915. On the 25th September, 1915, on Bellewaarde Ridge, for conspicuous bravery and ability. When all his officers had been killed, Serjeant <mask> rallied the men of his own and other companies and captured a position in the German second line trenches. He was under a lot of machine gun and shell fire.He made the prisoners carry the wounded of his party. He was very brave and devoted to duty. Such actions, including <mask>'s, were widely reported in the British press at the time as examples of how men in junior ranks had exercised initiative and leadership after their units had suffered high casualties amongst their officers. <mask> was wounded in the battle of Delville Wood in the summer of 1916 and was taken to the War Hospital at Royds Hall. He was decorated with his D.C.M by the Commanding Officer of the hospital in March 1917. Marshall is an R.A.M.C. On 16 March 1917.<mask> returned to the 9th battalion of the Rifle brigade in 1917. The British Army's 14th Division was ordered to attack German positions in two woods on either side of the Ypres - Menin road on August 22, 1917. The attack achieved most of its objectives but the troops were then attacked by the Germans. On August 24th, 9/RB was ordered to relieve 8th Battalion King's Royal Rifle Corps and reinforce 6th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry. The commanding officer of 9/RB wrote a report. My reserve platoons were sent to reinforce the 6th Bn under orders from the OC. There is a L.I.One platoon on the right of the old front line and one platoon on the right of the old front line, which went in over thirty-six strong, never left Inverness Copse, though it was reduced to a serjeant and four men. The serjeant named <mask> collected a few stragglers of other battalions and held a post at the north end of the copse, but south of the Menin Road. H.J<mask> was awarded a bar to his DCM for this action. Bde. The name of the town isStoke Newington. For bravery and devotion to duty. He led his platoon through a heavy bombardment to reinforce the other unit.He led the men forward after they had been driven back. He held on to his position, which was one of the most important, until he was relieved. He set a good example. <mask> was posted to the 13th Battalion of the Rifle brigade after being commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Rifle brigade. The battalion took part in the attack on Ablainzevelle in August of 1918. Between 21 and 26 August, the brigade advanced some 8 miles, but <mask> was wounded and the overall battalion casualties were 50 killed and 259 wounded. <mask> left the Army in 1920 and was promoted to Lieutenant in 1919.He joined the Metropolitan Police in 1920. He married Lillian May Brocklebank on December 9, 1922 and they had two children. <mask> earned several commendations for his work as a detective in the Special Branch during the 1920s and '30s. <mask> was a member of the Home Office Directorate of Intelligence. <mask> gave evidence at the trial of William Shepherd who was convicted with George Allison of inciting mutiny in the Fleet at Portsmouth in the wake of the Invergordon Mutiny. The King's Commendation for Brave Conduct was awarded to <mask> during the Second World War. <mask> was a Sub-Divisional Inspector in the Metropolitan Police, and he died in 1948.His wife and children were by his side. Military personnel from Dublin, British Army personnel of World War I and Metropolitan Police officers were recipients of the Queen's Commendation for Brave Conduct.

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title: Karl Gutzkow

texts: <mask> was a German writer who was notable in the Young Germany movement of the mid-19th century. Life Gutzkow was born of an extremely poor family, not proletarian, but of the lowest and most menial branch of state employees. His father was a puritanical and pietistic man who worked in the war office in Berlin. Jacob Wittmer Hartmann theorizes that Gutzkow's later agnosticism was probably a reaction against the excessive religiosity of his early surroundings. Hegel and Schleiermacher were his theology and philosophy teachers at the University of Berlin. The publication of Forum der Journal ofliteratur was the beginning of his literary career. He was invited to help in the editorship of the literaturblatt by Wolfgang Menzel.He continued his studies while at the same time. In the 19th century he published a novel called Briefe das Narren an und Nrrin, which was hidden from the public, and in the 20th century he published a novel called Maha-Guru, a fantastic and satirical romance set in Tibet. In 1835, he founded theDeutsche Revue. Gutzkow ended up being an adversary of Wolfgang Menzel. His novel was published in 1835. News of the July Revolution at Paris had moved him deeply, and the general atmosphere of radicalism pervading Europe at that time, influenced Gutzkow in the composition of this first novel, which exalts Jesus. The work was directed against the belief in revelation.Henri de Saint-Simon's theory of the emancipation of the flesh is one of the ideas incorporated in the book. The German Federal Assembly banned the writings of Gutzkow and others immediately after they were published. The school known as Young Germany was started by literary reformers heralding the democratic upheaval of 1848. Whatever interest <mask>'s novel might have attracted from its own merits was enhanced by the action of the German federal diet, which condemned Gutzkow to three months' imprisonment, and prevented him from exercising the functions of editor. Gutzkow was imprisoned at Mannheim and wrote a book during his time there. He returned to Frankfurt after obtaining his freedom. He inaugurated a new era of his literary activity when he brought out his tragedy Richard Savage, which immediately made the rounds of all the German theatres.The majority of his plays were neglected by 1910, but a few had obtained an established place in the repertory of the German theatre. In 1847, Gutzkow succeeded Tieck as literary adviser to the court theatre. He hadn't neglected the novel. There was a satire on the educational theories of the time. The beginning of the modern German social novel is believed to have taken place between 1850 and 1852. There is a study of Roman Catholic life in southern Germany. The model of Dickens' Household Words was the subject of a journal founded by Gutzkow.His theatrical powers began to diminish after he had an epileptic fit. The historical novels Hohenschwangau (1868) and Fritz Ellrodt (1872), as well as the autobiographic sketches, are part of this period. On his return to Italy after another epileptic episode, Gutzkow took up residence in the country near Heidelberg, where he died on December 16, 1878. This play was the first classic play to be translated into Yiddish and became a standard of Yiddish theater. Gutzkow became more conservative as he got older. He tried to make a living by writing. His artistic genius was obscured by his controversial purpose, but his work profoundly influenced the popular thought of 1910 Germany, and gave one of the best pictures we have of the intellectual life and the social struggle of his generation and nation.The movie Sword and Shield and the operetta Love Conquers Everything were both adapted from his comedy in 5 acts. There are external links to German non-fiction writers.

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title: Garry Marshall

texts: An American actor and film maker, <mask> was born in 1934. He developed Neil Simon's play The Odd Couple for television in 1970. He gained fame for his work on Happy Days. Overboard, Beaches, and the family films The Princess Diaries and The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement are all directed by him. He directed the romantic comedies New Year's Eve and Mother's Day. The only son and the oldest child of <mask> was born in the Bronx, New York City, on November 13, 1934. He was the brother of <mask>.His mother was of German, English, and Scottish descent and his father was of Italian descent. His father changed his name before his son was born. <mask> was raised Lutheran and was also a Presbyterian. He was a student at De Witt Clinton High School and a member of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. During his time in the U.S. Army, <mask> worked as a writer for Stars and Stripes and as a production chief for the armed forces radio network. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He and Fred were partners.They wrote sitcoms on The Joey Bishop Show after moving to Hollywood. He moved back to New York because he didn't like sitcom work. <mask> and Jerry Belson worked together as a writing team through the 1960s. The pair worked on several shows. Hey, Landlord lasted one season and was their first television series as creator-producers. Neil Simon's play The Odd Couple was adapted for television. In the 70s, <mask> worked on his own or with others, and created a number of films, including Happy Days, Mork & Mindy, and Laverne &Shirley, which starred his sister.The three men produced and co-created Makin' It. He met Héctor Elizondo while playing basketball and they became friends. The first film that <mask> directed was Young Doctors in Love. Elizondo once said that he was written into all of <mask>'s contracts if he wanted to do the film or not. Elizondo is credited in the opening credits of Exit to Eden. <mask> wrote and directed The Flamingo Kid in 1984. Most of <mask>'s hit television series were created and executive produced by him.Hey, Landlord was his first producing assignment. He produced The Lucy Show next year. There were successes in producing The Odd Couple and Happy Days. In association with productions launched with talent he was grooming and working with for years. One of the projects directed by Goodfriend was called Four Stars and was based on a play Goodfriend had read while she was studying at the Lee Strasberg Center. Julie Paris was the daughter of Jerry Paris. TV veteran writer and producer Fred Fox, Jr. wrote and produced a number of <mask>'s television series.<mask> directed a number of hits, including Beaches, The Princess Diaries, and New Year's Eve. <mask> was an actor, appearing in Murphy Brown, On the Lot, A League of Their Own, and Lost in America, as well as providing a voice for The Simpsons episodes "Eight Misbehavin' and ". He played the drummer in two episodes of Happy Days. He played a drummer in the second last scene of The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement and he plays a drummer in Overboard. He wrote Wrong Turn at Lungfish, The Roast with Jerry Belson, Shelves and Happy Days: A New Musical with Paul Williams, which had its premiere at the Falcon Theater in Burbank, California. He was the "director" on Burbank's "Lights... camera". action!There is a float in the parade. <mask> appeared in a February episode of Two and a Half Men. He co-authored a memoir with his daughter. <mask> married Barbara Sue Wells on March 9, 1963. <mask> was one of three children they had. <mask>, aged 81, died at a hospital in Burbank, California, on the morning of July 19, 2016 after suffering a stroke. Henry Winkler paid tribute to <mask> on Barry in the year 2019.Julia Roberts paid tribute to <mask> in a musical. The Happy Days of Garry Marshall was aired by ABC. <mask> was awarded the Women in Film Lucy Award in 1996 in recognition of excellence and innovation in creative works that have enhanced the perception of women through the medium of television. He was in the Television Hall of Fame in 1997. He was a member of the National Association of Broadcasters' Broadcasting Hall of Fame. <mask> received two awards from the Writers Guild of America. 20th-century American male actors, 20th-century American male writers, 21st-century American male writers, American film directors of Italian descent.

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title: T. G. Ravi

texts: T. G.<mask> is an Indian film actor best known for his roles as a villain in Malayalam cinema. During the 1970s and 1980s, he played a lot of negative roles. He was known for his body language and style of dialogue delivery. T.G. was an early life and family member. In present-day India, he was born on 16 May 1944 in Moorkanikkara village, Thrissur. After completing pre- degree from St. Thomas College, Thrissur, he decided to pursue a career in engineering and took a degree course in Government Engineering College, Thrissur. In 1969 he graduated from mechanical engineering.He was involved in theatre arts as well as in football and hockey. He met <mask>, who introduced him to the silver screen, while he was an artist at The All India Radio. He began acting in plays put up by young men in his village, Moorkkanikkara, in Thrissur district. He started acting in drama. There were a lot of radio plays in those days. <mask> introduced him to Aravindan, who gave him his first role in Uttarayanam. He produced a film, Paadasaram, in which he was the hero, because he didn't get any offers to act after that.The next two films he produced, Chora Chuvanna Chora and Chakara, did better than it did at the box office. The role of Shaji in Chakara made him a villain. Director Bharathan was one of the people who noticed him. The actor was cast in the role of Kunjippalu. The turning point in the career of the villain was when he spoke in the Thrissur dialect. There were many hits after Parankimala, including Ee Nadu, Iniyenkilum, Pathamudayam, and NH 47. He quit acting when he was at his peak, as a villain in the late 1980s.After taking a break, T. G<mask> is back as an actor. He made a name for himself with performances in Cycle, Romans, Jacobinte Swargarajyam, <mask>ttans Pooram, Red Wine, and The Priest. He is an industrialist who has helped develop Thrissur as a major base for rubber industries. He is the Managing Director of a company. The Cochin Devaswom Board controls the affairs of over 400 temples in Ernakulam, Thrissur and Palakkad districts. He was married to a retired government servant. He has two children, Ranjith, an alumni of Indian Institute of Management Calcutta and London Business School, and Sreejith, a mechanical engineer from NIT, and an upcoming film actor.His daughters-in-law are Seema and Sajitha. Minal is his granddaughter and she is one of his grandsons. T. G<mask> was the president.

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title: Tim Ryan (Ohio politician)

texts: <mask> is an American lawyer and politician who serves as the U.S. representative. He was a member of the Democratic Party when he entered Congress. <mask>'s district includes a large swath of northeastern Ohio. <mask> was born in Niles and graduated from Bowling Green State University. He was elected to succeed Traficant in the Ohio Senate. <mask> tried to oust Nancy Pelosi as party leader of the House Democrats. He ran for reelection after ending his campaign for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.He was re-elected in 2020. <mask> is running for the open seat in the United States Senate in Ohio. <mask> is of Irish and Italian ancestry and was born in Niles, Ohio. <mask> was raised by his mother after his parents divorced. <mask> played football and coached junior high basketball at John F. Kennedy High School in Warren. He was recruited to play football at Youngstown State University, but a knee injury ended his playing career and he transferred to Bowling Green State University. <mask> received a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Bowling Green in 1995 and was a member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity.He joined the staff of a congressman. <mask> earned a Juris Doctor degree in 2000. He was in the Ohio State Senate from 2000 to 2002. <mask> declared his candidacy for the 17th district after Jim Traficant was convicted on criminal charges. Following the 2000 census, the 17th, which had been based in Youngstown, was moved to the west and included much of Portage County. The 14th district was represented by eight-term Democrat Tom Sawyer. Most of the 14th was drawn into the 13th district of a fellow Democrat, but Sawyer's home was drawn into the 17th.<mask> was seen as an outsider in the Democratic primary. <mask> defeated Sawyer in the Democratic primary in 2002 because he was seen as labor-friendly in the newly drawn district. In the 2002 general election, he faced Republican Insurance Commissioner Ann Womer Benjamin as well as Traficant, who ran as an independent from his prison cell. <mask> won with a majority of the vote. He was the youngest Democrat in the House when he took office. He was reelected to represent the 17th district five times, only once facing a contest nearly as close as his first. In 2010, he was held to less than 50% of the vote, while Traficant took 16%.He has served five terms as the 13th district's U.S. representative. <mask> was one of seven members of Congress to vote against the Do-Not-Call Implementation Act in his first year in office. <mask> reversed his position on abortion in January 2015, after he gained a deeper understanding of the complexity and emotions that accompany the difficult decisions about whether to end a pregnant woman's life. <mask> introduced the Currency Reform for Fair Trade Act, which sought to impose trade tariffs on countries that were engaging in currency manipulation. It didn't make it to the floor of the Senate. In an October 2010 interview with conservative magazine Human Events, <mask> said tax increases on small businesses were necessary. Social Security needs to be shored up.We have to shrink our deficits. <mask> tried to replace Pelosi as House Minority Leader in November of 2016 after the presidential election. After Pelosi agreed to give more leadership opportunities to junior members, she defeated <mask> by a vote of 134–63. The Iran nuclear deal was supported by <mask>. I was in Jerusalem a few weeks ago and saw the dangerous threat Israelis face. Israel has the right to defend itself. <mask> helped an illegal immigrant stay in the United States.Othman was married to a US citizen and had four children who were born in the United States. <mask> presented a bill to Congress that would allow Othman to stay in the United States if he was granted a more thorough review of his case. Othman was deported from the United States in February of last year. <mask> condemned the deportation, saying, "To watch these families get ripped apart is the most heart-breaking thing any American citizen could ever see." The Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch is investigating the storming of the US Capitol. <mask> angrily chastised Senate Republicans for blocking a January 6 commission to investigate the United States Capitol attack. Committee assignments Committee on Appropriations Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch (Chair) Subcommittee on Defense Subcommittee on Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Caucus memberships Co-chair of the Congressional Addiction, Treatment and Recovery CaucusHe traveled to Iowa and New Hampshire in February and March. <mask> announced his candidacy in the Democratic primaries on April 4, 2019. He said he would seek the nomination on The View. <mask> withdrew from the race after only two debates and polling below 1% nationwide. He was re-elected to the House of Representatives in 2020. On January 25, 2021, the Republican U.S. Senate will be up for election. Rob Portman will not seek reelection in 2022.<mask> wanted to replace him. <mask> announced on April 26, 2021, that he is running for the United States Senate. <mask>'s A Mindful Nation was published by Hay House in March of 2012. <mask>'s The Real Food Revolution was published by the same publisher. <mask> and his second wife, Andrea Zetts, have lived in Howland Township near Warren, Ohio, since <mask> married her. They have a son, Brady. <mask> is in a previous relationship with Zetts's two children.<mask> was the first person to test positive for COVID-19. He said, "While I'm currently experiencing mild symptoms, I'm grateful to have the protection of a safe and effective vaccine, and I know without it, this illness could be much, much worse." There is a list of United States representatives from Ohio.

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title: Richard Hieram Sankey

texts: Lieutenant-General Sir <mask> was an officer in the East India Company's army in British India and later transferred to the British Army after the Indian Rebellion of 1857. The Sankey Tank was built to meet the water demands of Bangalore. Arcot Narrainswamy Mudaliar built the high court building in Bangalore. <mask> was born in Ireland in March of 1829. Matthew and <mask> had four sons. Eleanor's father was a military man, and she was from a family of military men. <mask> worked at Modeshil and Bawnmore.<mask> attended Rev. Flynn's School in Dublin entered the East India Company's military seminary in 1845. He received an award for his painting. After being commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Madras Sappers in November 1846, he was then trained in military engineering with the Royal Engineers at Chatham from 1 January 1847, holding temporary rank as an ensign in the British Army. He arrived in India in November of 1848. After two years of service at Mercatur, he became the Superintending Engineer at Nagpur. He wrote a paper on the geology of the region in 1854 and made a small collection of fossils.The British Museum housed the collection from the Museum of Practical Geology. He was promoted to the position of East Coast Canal Supremo in 1856. He was promoted to Under-Secretary of the Public Works Department in Calcutta. He led the construction of several embankments and bridges across the Yamuna and Ganges after being commissioned as the Captain of the Calcutta Cavalry Volunteers during the Indian Rebellion. He was involved in the construction of shelters to help troops in the Indian Rebellion. He arrived at Cawnpore a day before the attack by Tantya Tope. The civil works that aided the quelling of the rebellion were done by him.He received several commendations from his commanders here and later in the taking of the fort at Jumalpur, Khandua nalla and Kaisar Bagh, vital actions in the breaking of the Siege of Lucknow. 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After being made the Chief Engineer at Mysore, he was posted as the Garrison Engineer at Fort William, Calcutta and later as the assistant to the Chief Engineer. He created a system within the irrigation department to deal with the old Indian water systems.He was transferred to the Royal Engineers on April 29, 1862, due to the reorganization of the armed forces. He was involved in public works in Mysore. In 1870, at the request of the Victorian Colonial Government, he was invited to be Chairman of the Board of Inquiry on Victorian Water Supply. He gave evidence to the Victorian Select Committee on Railways, as well as reports on the Yarra River Floods, and the Coliban Water Supply, and later contributed to the report on the North West Canal. The Colony of South Australia invited him to report on the water supply in Adelaide. He was breveted lieutenant colonel on 14 June 1869 and promoted to colonel on 15 October 1870 without ever holding the substantive rank of major. The Afghanistan medal was earned by him when he was an under-secretary to the Government of India.He was promoted to colonel on December 30th, 1879, after being promoted as the Secretary in the public works department at Madras. He commanded the Royal Engineers during the Second Anglo-Afghan War and was appointed Companion of the Order of the Bath on July 25, 1879. He was elected as a Fellow of the Madras University after he became a member of the legislative council in Madras. The Marina, the gardens, and the Government House grounds were all improved by him. He was promoted to major general on June 4, 1884, and retired from the army on January 11, 1884 with the rank of lieutenant general. He was awarded the distinguished service award in India. Sophia Mary was married to <mask> at Ootacamund in 1858.He married the widow of Edward Browne JP at Dublin in 1890. He returned to Ireland and became the Chairman of the Board of Works. He was promoted to Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath for his work in Ireland. He worked on projects in Mexico. He died at St George's Hospital in London in 1908 and was buried at Hove. <mask> is remembered in Phoenix Park. Sankey's Wood is the name of a circle of trees.There is a plaque in the undergrowth. The newspaper report on the Coliban waterworks Le Messurier, A was published in 1879. W H Allen. Irish engineers Royal Engineers officers Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath British Army generals British military personnel of the Indian Rebellion of 1857 British military personnel of the Second Anglo-Afghan War

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title: John T. Biggers

texts: <mask> was an African-American muralist who came to prominence after the Harlem Renaissance and the end of World War II. Works critical of racial and economic injustice were created by <mask>. He was the founding chairman of the art department at Houston's Texas State University for Negroes, a historically black college. <mask> was born in a shotgun house built by his father. His father was a Baptist preacher, farmer, shoemaker, and principal. His mother worked for white families. <mask> was raised in a close family that valued education and creativity.In 1937, when her husband died, she took a job in an orphanage for Black children. Lincoln Academy is an American Missionary Association school for African-American children in Kings Mountain, North Carolina. <mask> attended a historically black college after graduating from Lincoln. <mask> applied for a plumbing apprenticeship and included boiler room drawings. His life changed dramatically when he took an art class with Viktor Lowenfeld, a Jewish refugee who fled from Nazi persecution in Austria before World War II. Lowenfield helped his students understand the religious and social context of African art when he introduced them to works by African Americans. Biggers began to study art.<mask> studied under both Charles White and Elizabeth Catlett. He learned the work of Mexican muralists Jose Clemente Orozco, David Alfaro Siqueiros, and Diego Rivera. He was influenced by Harlem Renaissance artists William Artis and Hale Woodruf. They are Du Bois and Locke. <mask> joined the U.S. Navy in 1943 after being drafted. He made models of military equipment for training. His work was included in a landmark exhibit of Young Negro Art at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.<mask> was discharged in 1945. <mask> was persuaded to follow in the footsteps of Viktor Lowenfeld, who taught art education at Pennsylvania State University. <mask> earned bachelor's and master's degrees in art education at Pennsylvania State in 1948. Hazel Hales was married in that same year. He received a doctorate from Pennsylvania State. He received a doctor of letters degree in 1990. His works can be found in the library at the university.There is a collection of <mask>'s works in the University Museum at Houston's Texas Southern University. At Houston's Texas State University for Negroes, <mask> was hired to be the founding chairman of the art department. <mask> trained the next generation of African American artists and teachers that form a vital part of <mask>'s legacy. Mr. <mask> retired from Texas Southern University. He lived on Ruth Street. <mask> won the first prize for his painting at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston in 1950. He couldn't attend the show's opening because he couldn't enter the museum on Thursdays.The beginning of <mask>' work in murals was in Texas, where he painted four murals in African-American communities. In 1991, he painted two murals for a university in North Carolina. Most of them are still in place. The Blue Triangle branch of the Young Women's Christian Association of Houston received a mural commission from Biggers. <mask> was inspired to draw from his mural for his thesis when he thought of the YWCA as a place for African-American girls and women to be empowering. The mural 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Biggers wanted the mural to show the world of girls and women.It honors the sacrifice and endeavors of African American women on behalf of their families and communities, and human rights for women of all races. The mural symbolized the sociological, historical, and educational influences of heroic women. <mask> received a UNESCO fellowship in 1957. He was one of the first African-American artists to visit Africa. He and his wife Hazel traveled to several West African countries to study their cultures. <mask> said his trip to Africa was the most significant of his life's experiences. Scenes of life from his travels were important elements of his work.Biggers came back to Africa in 1984 and 1987. <mask> spoke about his experiences in a 1975 Houston Oral History Project interview. We spent most of our time in the country. It's a name that's similar to the hunter. Country people have a great traditional culture, so I don't care about that name. The cultures are all over the country. They are pretty.They have been through it. <mask> credits Lowenfeld with influencing his artistic development, giving him a larger perspective on the anguish that people have suffered because of race or religious beliefs. He died in Houston. <mask> was drawn to the creation stories of a matriarchal deistic system, contrasting with the patriarchal images of the European world. His work became more geometric, stylized and symbolic as his ideas and images of Africa melded with his memories of his rural Southern life. He used geometric patterning to unify his work and make his colors richer and lighter. Biggers shifted from creating works that were critical of racial and economic injustice to more allegorical works, such as Birth from the Sea, 1964 and Shotguns: Third Ward, 1987.The treatment of household items associated with everyday domestic life is given by Biggers. The shotgun house is a symbol of collective dignity and cultural identity. The recurring symbol of the simple shotgun with a woman standing on the porch can be seen as a reference to women, through whom all creation comes. A symbol of the creative force is the repeated triangular roof shape, a reference to making a beautiful whole cloth from many irregular pieces. Maya Angelou's poem "Our Grandmothers" was illustrated by Biggers. The Art of <mask>gers: View from the Upper Room was held at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in 1995. The show traveled to Boston, Hartford, Connecticut, and Raleigh, North Carolina.Alvia J. Wardlaw, professor and curator of Texas Southern University's Museum, said that he is someone who has retained an emphasis on African-American culture for over 50 years. The Art of <mask>gers: View from the Upper Room includes paintings, drawings, prints, and sculptures by <mask>. The original design for the Celebration of Life mural in North Minneapolis was created by <mask>. The mural was completed by a number of local Minnesota artists, including a number of well-known artists. The mural was taken down due to a new housing development. <mask>: Wheels in Wheels, a multi-year exhibit at The Mint Museum in Charlotte, N.C., features 12 important paintings, drawings and prints, as well as a rare example of the artist's sculpture. The exhibit promotion stated that Biggers found connections between personal, familial, and regional histories, traditions, symbols, which he wove together to articulate broader cultural and historical concerns.The importance of women, family and triumph over adversity are themes that repeat throughout his career. On October 8, 2009, Swann Galleries set an auction record for any work by <mask> when they sold the painting Shotguns for $216,000 in a sale of African-American fine art. The painting was a representation of the shotgun-style houses found in Southern black communities and was considered a culmination of <mask>'s work. It had been in a private collection since 1987. <mask>'s papers, including correspondence, photographs, printed materials, professional materials, subject files, writings, and audiovisual materials documenting his work as an artist and educator are located in Atlanta, Georgia. His works are in various collections. The University Museum at Texas Southern University, Houston, the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, and the National Museum of African American History and Culture are all in Texas.The murals of <mask><mask> can be found at the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin. The <mask> Papers are at the African American Culture History Museum. The American Archive of Public Broadcasting (WGBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC, have Rose Manuscript, Archives and Rare Book Library.

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title: Ranjan Ramanayake

texts: A former Sri Lankan politician, actor, film director, singer and script writer is known as <mask>. He was a Member of the Parliament. He was the State Minister of Highways and Road Development. He was the deputy minister of social services, welfare and livestock development under good government. For the last 16 years, <mask> has been the Most Popular actor. He has appeared in over 75 Sinhalese films in a variety of genres, from romance to action and comedies. The personal life of <mask> was born in 1964.He is the son of Simon Alphonsu, the District Inspector. He added 'Ramanayake' to his name in order to repay the help he got in building up his film career as a lead actor. He appeared in the GCE A/L exam again in August of 2019. He went public with his A/L results on December 27th. He qualified to study law after obtaining A pass for General English and S passes for Political Science and Communication media studies despite failing in Christianity. His first film was Christhu Charithaya, which was in a crowded scene and he maintained his status as a commercial film star through the 1990s. Although he has occasionally branched out into more serious roles, he is still known for his commercial roles.He won the Sarasaviya Award for the best upcoming actor in 1998. He was the popular actor in the festival 14 times. He became one of the most successful leading actors and directors of Sinhala cinema after taking more control over his film roles, working as a director and screenwriter on the popular Parliament Jokes, One Shot and Leader, breaking box office records with these films and becoming one of the most successful leading actors and directors There are many co-stars of Ramanayake. He has sung in several films. His song "Ran Samanala Joduwa Wage" was well-received. He did not act in many television serials.The electoral organiser of the Katana was initially the television serials. The opposition leader on the council was <mask>, who became the Chief Minister in 2008. He became one of the most spoken members of the parliament after he was elected to the Parliament from Ratnapura. Being one of the leading vocal members, <mask> has given his full support to the party. He is the leader of the United National Party in Gampaha. The UNP received the highest number of preferential votes at the General Election in the Gampaha district. A school teacher arrested a man they accused of having cheated them.1 million people are going to marry her. The Criminal Investigation Department made an arrest based on a complaint. On January 4, 2020, he was arrested for having a license expired firearm. He was released on bail on January 5, 2020 and banned from travelling overseas. The host of a talk show was said to have been threatened by the host of a talk show. Samanmali's parents were accused of causing disrepute to Ramanayake by calling him over the phone. The parents were told that harm may befall their daughter.After denying the allegation, he said that he gave Dilka's father a courtesy call. He said that he called Dilka Samanmali's father to complain about her show. Some high-profile figures, including judges, were leaked in the media after the police took custody of them on suspicion. Several telephone conversations involving him were leaked by the police to the public and the recordings suggested that he used the law in a way that was not in line with the law. He was sentenced to 4 years of imprisonment for contempt of court due to his comments on the corruption of the judiciary. He lost his seat in parliament on April 7, 2021. The Sarasaviya Most Popuar actor award has been won by <mask> 4 times.Sarasaviya was the most popular Upcoming actor in 1990. Sarasaviya was the most popular new actor in 1990. The Most Popular Film of 2002 is the Sarasaviya Awards. The most popular actor of 2001– 2005 is Sarasaviya. The best actor of 2006 was Sarasaviya. Creative Performance (male)- Nilambare is from Signis Salutation. Creative Performance (male)- Paya enna hiruse.The most popular actor is from the 1st Derana Film Awards. For the 10th year in a row, Slim Nielsen Peoples actor of the year. The Slim Nielsen Peoples Awards have been given for 4 years in a row. The actor of the youth choice. Sirasa Dancing Stars is a finalist. The 3rd Derana Film Awards had the most popular actor. The 5th Derana Film Awards had the most popular actor.See the list of political families. The deputy ministers of Sri Lanka were born in 1963.

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title: Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand of Austria

texts: <mask>ich, also known as <mask>, Cardenal- Infante Fernando de Espaa and as <mask>terreich, was the Governor of the Spanish Netherlands. He was the son of the King of Spain and Portugal, Philip III and II, and Margaret of Austria, the sister of Emperor <mask> II. King Philip IV and III were his siblings. <mask> was elevated to the position of Archbishop of Toledo in 1619 as his father wanted him to pursue a career in the church. He was created as Cardinal. The style Cardinal-Infante was a combination of his dignity as a Cardinal and his station as a royal Prince of Spain. <mask> didn't actually become a priest.The Cardinal Infante's aunt was going to make him her successor as governor of the Spanish Netherlands. The army had to accompany the governor to the Netherlands. He didn't want to travel by ship from Spain as it would expose him to battle with the Dutch navy during the Eighty Years' War. He met with an army from Milan for a planned march through the Spanish Way to the Netherlands. <mask> wanted to support his brother-in-law, King <mask> of Hungary, who was leading the Imperial army against the Swedes in the Thirty Years' War. He sent half of his army ahead under the command of the Duke of Feria. The Swedish army of Bernhard of Saxe-Weimar and Gustaf Horn were able to deplete this army.The Spanish had to pay for their own troops after the Imperial general denied their request for 4,000 cavalry. In 1634, the Cardinal-Infante was able to collect the remains of the army of Gmez Surez, who had died in January 1634. <mask> of Hungary defeated the Swedish army at Regensburg in July 1634. <mask> and his cousin raced to combine their armies. The Swedish forces tried to prevent the merger, but were unable to catch up with <mask> of Hungary. August 1634 is when the Cardinal-Infante crossed the Danube. Both armies camped south of Nrdlingen in September.Nrdlingen was protected by a garrison. The armies of Saxe-Weimar and Gustav Horn arrived at Nrdlingen to prepare for the Battle of Nrdlingen. Cardinal-Infante <mask> and his cousin <mask> ignored the advice of the more experienced generals and prepared for battle. They were prepared for battle, but they were rivals and disagreed with each other. They underestimated the numerically superior enemy forces due to incorrect reports that did not realize the Spanish Army of the late Duke of Feria had joined the Cardinal-Infante. The two <mask>s achieved a great victory because almost anything that could go wrong went wrong for the Swedish forces. The Swedish army that fled to Heilbronn was a shadow of its former self.The King of Hungary tried to convince his cousin to stay and strengthen their hold on Germany, but the Cardinal-Infante <mask> moved his troops almost immediately after the battle. He was a Governor-General at the end of 1634. He downplayed his religious status due to the unpopularity of the clergy. <mask> reformed the government and military quickly. The Flemings supported him against France. The leader of his army was instructed to follow Spanish orders instead of <mask>'s, as his powers were secretly limited. In 1635, the French were held off from merging with the Dutch by well prepared defenses.When a Spanish relief force arrived at the siege of Leuven, the Franco-Dutch forces were forced to withdraw because of their insufficiency. Spanish forces went on the offensive because of this. The French retreated while the Dutch were driven back. <mask> was able to capture many people. <mask> continued his military counter-offensive by capturing the last Protestant priests in the Spanish Netherlands, and securing Luxembourg using the usual mixed nationalities typical of the early modern age. In 1637, with Spanish forces concentrated in the fight with the French, a relatively lightly defended Breda, that had been under Spanish control for twelve years, was recaptured by the Dutch after a 10-month siege by the Prince of Orange. <mask>'s gains in taking the Dutch towns of Venlo and Roermond in the Meuse effectively cut Maastricht from the Dutch Republic, and the loss of Breda was a propaganda blow to Spanish prestige.The towns of La Capelle, Landrecies, and Damvillers were lost to the French in the southern front. <mask>'s army successfully defended Antwerp, Saint-Omer and Geldern from the Dutch and French armies. <mask> defeated the Dutch at the Battle of Kallo. <mask> wrote a letter to his brother, the King of Spain, describing the battle as "the greatest victory which your Majesty's arms have achieved since the war in the Low Countries began". <mask> was able to stop Franco-Dutch plans in 1639 again. The Spanish fleet that the Dutch navy defeated in the Battle of the Downs, off the English coast, was carrying up to 10,500 infantry. The main French army in the south was destroyed at the Battle of Thionville by the Spanish army.The local Spanish garrisons repelled the Dutch attacks. After a failed attack on the Spanish fortress of Charlemont in Givet, the French army launched a great offensive on the capital of the County of Artois. <mask> tried to break the French lines. The city surrendered on August 9. After five years of fighting, it was the first victory for the French. His enemies at the Spanish court were more dangerous than his military enemies. It was claimed that <mask> was planning to become an independent ruler of the Spanish Netherlands with the help of the French King, who was an enemy of Spain.There was a rumour that the French court was planning to marry <mask> to Anne Marie Louise d'Orléans, the daughter of the Duke of Orléans. Anne of Austria suggested a marriage between <mask> and Anne Marie Louise, the greatest heiress in Europe. The Cardinal-Infante was given conflicting orders to send troops to Spain to aid against the 1640 Portuguese uprising as the Spanish empire was under intense pressure. Death <mask> died on November 9, 1641, at the age of 32, after falling ill during battles in 1641. Death was thought to be caused by exhaustion and ill health. Rumors claimed that he was poisoned and that he had a stomach ulcer. He had an illegitimate daughter, Marie Anne de la Croix, who died in Madrid in 1715.His body was brought to Spain in 1643 and 12,000 requiem Masses were performed for him. The Panten de Infantes is where he was buried. The alliance between the Emperor in Vienna and the Spanish in Madrid was destroyed by disagreements about his successor as the Governor-General of the Spanish Netherlands. Archduke Leopold of Austria was favored by the Emperor because he was a capable ruler. The illegitimate son of Philip IV and the actress Mara Caldern was favored by Madrid. The rule of the Spanish Netherlands was taken over by the Marquis of Terceira after the inauguration of the unpopular bastard. There are External links WER war WER - im Dreiigjhrigen Krieg.

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title: Nail Yakupov

texts: Avangard Omsk of the Kontinental Hockey League has a professional ice hockey player named <mask>v. He was the first overall pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft and went on to play for three teams. Yakupov is considered to be one of the biggest draft busts in NHL history due to his draft position, short NHL career and low point totals. In 2010 he moved to North America to further his career after growing up within the junior program. Nicknamed the "Yak Attack" for his scoring abilities, he joined the Sarnia Sting, a major junior team in the Ontario Hockey League, where he played for two years before being selected in the NHL Entry Draft. He won medals in all three tournaments he participated in. Junior Yakupov was selected second overall by the Sarnia Sting in the 2010 Canadian Hockey League Import Draft.Prior to this, he played in the Russian Minor Hockey League for his hometown team, Reaktor Nizhnekamsk, but thought that trying to join the Ontario Hockey League would be a quicker path to his dream to play in the National Hockey League. On September 24, 2010, Yakupov scored his first goal in the Ontario Hockey League. Russia lost the Subway Super Series game 4–0 in London, Ontario, on November 11th, as a result of winning the Ontario Hockey League's rookies of the month award in October. On 3 February 2011, he was named the 'Kal Tire OHL Freshman of the Month' for January, which he had previously won in October 2010. He won the title in February as well. At the end of the season, Yakupov became the first Sting player to win the Emms Family Award. He was named to the All-Rookie team.He was awarded the title of CHL rookies of the year on 28 May. The game was played at 3:07 in the first period. The goal by Yakupov gave him the new goal- scoring record for a rookies for the Greyhounds. In the last game of the 2010–11 season, he scored an assist on the first goal as well as the third goal for Sarnia to obtain his 100th point of the season; he also scored another assist with 80 seconds left in the game to finish the season. In the first 10 games of the season, Yakupov had 25 points. He was the CHL Player of the Week for the first time on 18 October 2011. The highest rated player in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft was expected to be selected first overall.Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke referred to the player as "uncooperative and sulky" after he gave his team the worst prospect interview he had ever conducted. Burke said that they would interview him because they were fifth in 2012 and he was angry. He was going to go first. John Lilley, Toronto's chief amateur scout, almost had a fistfight with Yakupov during the draft interview. The 2012 NHL Entry Draft took place on June 23, 2012. On July 23, the Oilers signed Yakupov to a three-year entry level contract. The 2012–13 NHL Lockout resulted in the assigning of Yakupov to Sarnia.According to reports, Yakupov would return to Russia and play for the Kontinental Hockey League. As a member of its junior teams, Yakupov played for the organization. His first game with the team was against Traktor Chelyabinsk. The International Ice Hockey Federation declared that Yakupov was not eligible to play in the league after he was suspended by the KHL. The outgoing national ice hockey federation and the incoming federation need to sign the transfer card for players moving between teams. Hockey Canada, the governing body of ice hockey in Canada, had not signed Yakupov's card, making him ineligible to play in Russia. He had to return to Canada to play for the rest of the season.According to an NHL–CHL agreement, players who sign such contracts have to either play in the NHL or for their CHL teams. Yakupov had to play in Sarnia because he couldn't play in the NHL. Hockey Canada decided that Yakupov was free to return to Russia, and signed his card, after determining that he had no independent legal advice when he signed his contract. In January of last year, Yakupov returned to North America to play for the Eskimos. The number 10 is the same one Bure wore for most of his career, so Yakupov wanted to have it on his jersey. However, since Shawn Horcoff wore that number at the time, Yakupov chose to wear number 64, as the two digits added up to 10. The first game of the NHL for the Oilers was played on January 20, 2013.He scored his first goal in the home opener against the San Jose Sharks. In his first career hat trick, Yakupov scored all three of his goals in the third period in a 7–2 victory over the Canucks. Yakupov was the leader in rookies in goals with 17 and was tied for the lead in points with 31. Alexander Ovechkin scored 11 goals in the month of April. On October 7, 2016 the St. Louis Blues traded for Yakupov in exchange for a third-round pick and a prospect. He made the Blues opening night roster after attending training camp and pre-season. He scored his first goal with the Blues and added an assist in a victory over the Minnesota Wild.After initially providing an offensive spark with 4 points in his first 6 games, Yakupov's contributions dried up and he was made a healthy scratch by the Blues 12th game. During his time with the Blues, he was exposed to limited ice time. After Mike Yeo made him a frequent healthy scratch, Yakupov appeared in just 11 more games. He suffered a knee injury against Colorado and had to have surgery. He had 3 goals and 6 assists for 9 points in 40 games, all career lows. He became an unrestricted free agent after the Blues declined to sign him to a new contract. Despite gaining KHL interest, Yakupov was determined to continue in the NHL, and on 4 July 2017, he signed a one-year, $875,000 contract with the Colorado Avalanche.After leaving the NHL, Yakupov decided to return to Russia to develop his game. He signed a two-year contract with the club on July 3rd. Through 47 regular season games, Yakupov had 23 goals and 33 points. He scored 4 goals in 18 games in the playoffs. The contract extension was signed on June 19th, 2019. Yakupov 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 On 8 May 2020, Yakupov was traded by SKA to the other side of the world in exchange for Pavel Koltygin.While continuing in the off-season, <mask> was traded on by Vityaz just over a month from his initial acquisition, to Amur Khabarovsk in exchange for financial compensation on June 14, 2020. He was traded to Division leading Avangard Omsk in October of 2020 in exchange for financial considerations, after he had just 1 goal and 7 points in 15 games with Amur. He had 6 goals and 10 points through 22 games before he was hit with the Covid-19 virus. He was unable to return for the rest of the season, however he remained with the team as they won the Gagarin Cup. The contract with Avangard Omsk was extended by two years. Team Russia won the World Junior U18 championship in 2011. He scored an empty-net goal with four seconds left to help defeat Team Canada in the bronze-medal game.Russia joined the 2012 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships. His team lost to Sweden in the gold medal game, but still got a silver medal. <mask> Yakupov is a Muslim and an ethnic Volga Tatar. He is the first Muslim to be selected first overall by the NHL. Kadri was the highest-drafted Muslim player in NHL history. Rail worked with the hockey team as a coach and executive. 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title: Douglas Trumbull

texts: <mask> was an American film director, special effects supervisor, and inventor. He was responsible for the special photographic effects of 2001: A Space Odyssey, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Blade Runner and The Tree of Life. <mask> was born in Los Angeles. His father was an engineer who worked in Hollywood and created visual effects for a movie. His mother was an artist. He liked to build and watch mechanical and electrical devices as a child. He wanted to be an architect and took classes in illustration.He worked at Graphic Films, which produced short films for NASA and the Air Force. Graphic Films in Los Angeles was where <mask> began his career. The small animation and graphic arts studio produced a film about spaceflight for the 1964 New York World's Fair. The son of a mechanical engineer and an artist, <mask> worked at Graphic Films as an illustrator and airbrush artist. The spaceflight film caught the attention of director Stanley Kubrick, who was beginning work on the project that would become 2001: A Space Odyssey. Con Pederson was hired by Kubrick to work on visual effects for the film. The contract with Graphic Films was canceled by Kubrick when he decided to move production to England.After obtaining the director's home phone number from Pederson, <mask> cold-called him because he wanted to keep working on the film. He was flown to London for the production of 2001. The first task was to create the dozens of animations seen in the data display screens. They looked like computer graphics, but they were created using reproductions of charts and graphs from technical publications. The shots were created using a number of Rube Goldberg-like contraptions that were ordered from a scientific equipment supply house. The young effects technician was given the freedom and encouragement to do his job. "As a young guy, I would have complete carte blanche, which was wild."I was 25 when I did the Star Gate, and 23 when I started the movie. He would ask, 'What do you need?' I would say, "Well, I need to go into town and buy some weird bearings and stuff" and he would send me off to town in his car with a driver." It was great! As the production continued, his responsibilities and talents grew, and he became one of four special effects supervisors on the film. The slit-scan photography process was used in the "Stargate" sequence. Is that correct?I was in the right place at the right time. I came up with some ideas that I didn't know at the time were based on things I was learning as a young guy about street photography and weird photographic techniques. At a time when the industry was moving towards the multiplexing of theatres with smaller screens, working on 2001 hooked <mask> on the idea of producing immersive film experiences on huge screens. Although his association with Kubrick was a huge boost for his career, he swore afterwards that he would never work for someone else again because he was a hell of a taskmaster. <mask> was not the sole special-effects creator in 2001. He received a call after this happened. After Kubrick's death, <mask> said that he was a genius and that he missed him a lot.The Flying Saucer Convention was filmed in 1969. This evolved into a full-length project called Saturation 70: An Ecological Horror Fantasy. The son of Rolling Stones legend Brian Jones was the star of the film. The story involved Jones losing his mother in a giant garbage dump and wandering a desolate planet looking for her, while being menaced by gas-masked garbage men and helped by a fairy godmother in a sequined cowgirl creation by Nudie. Some footage shows a battle between a Green Beret and a Viet Cong. Anthony Foutz was a partner in the film. The film was backed by a company called Dimension V.After returning to Hollywood, <mask> set up his own company and bid on the job to produce special effects for the film The Andromeda Strain. I was a young guy and naive and underbid the job because I had no idea what it would cost. I almost went bankrupt as a result. James Shourt produced dozens of shots, including the "electron microscope" pictures of the Andromeda organisms and various on-screen readouts. Many of these looked like computer graphics, but they were created using techniques from 2001. Michael Crichton and Robert Wise were impressed with the work of <mask>. The 1971 film Silent Running is based on the idea that America's last great forests are preserved and sent into space in the hopes that one day they can be returned to the earth.When orders are issued by faceless bureaucrats to abandon and destroy the domes, the ship's botanist (Bruce Dern) rebels and takes over the ship. He steers the ship away from the fleet and hides among the rings of Saturn, trying to keep the forest in good health, except for the drones who follow him around like pets. The budget for Silent Running was one million dollars, less than the 2001 budget. The film used a number of special effects techniques. The movie Valley Forge was named after the aircraft carrier where the interiors were shot. As the start of production approached, he became the obvious choice because he was not originally slated to direct. Other newcomers included the script writing team of Deric Washburn and Michael Cimino, who would later collaborate on The Deer Hunter, along with writer Steven Bochco of Hill Street Blues and L.A. Law fame.When Silent Running was released, people were surprised that the film had been made for so little money. The creative vision of <mask> was compared to that of Alfred Hitchcock by Bruce Dern. One of Hollywood's up and coming young directors was <mask>. Silent Running was a flop at the box office. It was a great experience for me as a film maker, but I didn't know that I was part of an experiment by Universal Studios. To see if it was possible for a movie to survive without an advertising campaign. Silent Runnings environmental message struck a nerve and has since become a cult classic.A series of misfortunes and bad luck kept a number of movie projects from progressing beyond the initial development stage. The investor decided to abandon the movie business and build a Las Vegas casino instead after the project nearly got into production. He described this period of his career as "development hell". Unable to live on development fees alone and needing money, <mask> returned to creating special effects, including some uncredited work using blue screen techniques on the 1974 film The Towering Inferno, a huge commercial hit. In 1977 he contributed effects to Close Encounters of the Third Kind after turning down an offer to provide effects for George Lucas' Star Wars. The Future General Corporation, a research/special effects house that was funded by Gulf + Western and Paramount Pictures, was offered the job to produce the special effects for Star Trek: The Motion Picture. He wanted to focus his efforts on his patented Showscan process, a high-speed, large-format movie process that provided unprecedented visual clarity.The effects house was awarded the contract by Paramount in a move seen as payback for <mask>'s refusal to take on the project, all but shuttered Future General. Robert Abel had produced many high-end, visually advanced commercials for clients such as 7-Up, but it soon became apparent that their choice of technology, which featured software-controlled camera rigs and graphics imaging systems very advanced for the day, simply couldn't scale up to the volume of material In August 1978, with rumors of an impending meltdown swirling, Paramount offered to step in and do the effects with partner Richard Yuricich. Paramount was hoping that Abel could still work a miracle. With principal photography nearly finished and a December release date looming, Abel was fired in 1979 after failing to produce even a few seconds of usable footage. After securing an agreement to be released from his contract at Paramount upon completion of the film, <mask> took over effects production. He said they would have entertained anyone who could have pulled them out of the jam.The Future General team was reassembled, the facility was rebuilt, and the hundreds of effects shots were created in just six months. His team made the date, but their battle cry became " crop it, flop it, or drop it!" Re-use part of an existing scene, take an existing scene and "flop" it over so that a right-to- left shot of the ship now plays the other way, or "drop" the shot from the script altogether. The model of the Enterprise was built before the team took over. The model of Discovery in "2001" was over 50 feet long and had a lot of detail, but the model of the Enterprise was only seven feet in length. Other compromises had to be overcome. When the Enterprise went into warp drive, <mask> had several ideas for unconventional effects, but they had to be put down due to time constraints.Several contributions were made to the story line by <mask> and Robert Wise. The movie had as many shots as "Close Encounters" and "Star Wars" combined. We all worked 24 hours a day for six months to complete 650 shots. It takes seven days a week to get that movie done. It was a big recovery for me. I was almost living in the studio because I was working seven days a week and not getting enough sleep. In 1981 <mask> directed the special effects for the film Blade Runner.By this time, the chance to work with Scott and create something other than sterile, grey and white spaceships was what attracted <mask> to the project. "One of the things that appealed to me about the project was that it

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texts: wasn't a space movie", said <mask> in an interview with Cinefex magazine. I'm tired of doing spaceships against star background. The film's visual trademarks were the images of a polluted Los Angeles, looking more like an oil refinery than a metropolis, and the building-sized electronic billboards and a blimp circling overhead advertising "Off World" job opportunities. Not everything went smoothly despite the experience and professionalism of <mask>'s disciples. According to Cinefex magazine, a young model maker was giving his girlfriend a tour of the effects shop, and he noticed that a large model of a building being photographed in the "smoke room" was burning fiercely. He mentioned it to his supervisor, who immediately grabbed an extinguisher and ran to put out the fire.The model was mounted too close to a powerful light which set it ablaze. David Dryer took over as special effects supervisor and left the film as agreed about halfway through to concentrate on his next directing effort, Brainstorm, a story of two brilliant scientists who develop a revolutionary device to record and vicariously experience other people. Brainstorm was to be a showcase for Trumbull's "Showscan" process, which uses special cameras and projectors to capture and project 70mm film at 60 frames per second. The Showscan process was not used at the last minute because theatre owners didn't like the idea of installing expensive new projection equipment. The film was shot at 24 frames per second on 35mm film and at 70 frames per second on 70mm. "In movies people often do flashbacks and point-of-view shots as a gauzy, mysterious, distant kind of image, and I wanted to do just the opposite, which was to make the material of the mind even more real and high-impact than ' Natalie Wood's death during a break in production almost scuttled the film.MGM wanted to dump Brainstorm and collect the insurance on the unfinished film. Natalie Wood's performance was already "in the can" and only a few scenes would have to be reshot. Lawyers and insurance companies fought over whether or not to finish the film. The insurance company gave the money to finish the movie. The studio was supposed to finish and release the movie by now. "All you need to do is let me in the editing room and I'll show you", said <mask> in an interview with GreenCine. They said, "No, you can't come back, we don't want you in the cutting room, you can't finish this movie."He became persona non grata at MGM because of his determination to finish his film. "Quote, Natalie Wood's last film, unquote" was the title of the film that was released on a small number of screens and with little publicity. The movie business is so screwed up that I just don't have the energy to invest three or four years in a feature film, that's how exhausted he was from his battles with the Hollywood system. The Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas has a type of ride that uses Showscan technology. In 1994 he was briefly a Vice Chairman of IMAX Corporation and President of its Ridefilm division after his involvement in the combination and takeover of the Canadian-based private company Imax Corp. <mask> used social media to promote an invention intended to cap the oil spill with a strong vacuum seal. Although the video "went viral" almost immediately, <mask> never heard from any of the US government agencies trying to contain the spill, which left him mildly annoyed.He said he did it because he thought it was the right thing to do. Special effects work on The Tree of Life was done by <mask>, who had been away from Hollywood for thirty years. Malick told him that he didn't like the look of computer-generated effects. The man asked, "Why not do it the way we did it on 2001?" Practical scenes shot on film can be combined with fewer of the head-aches of traditional effects work, such as shooting multiple camera passes on a single piece of film. Dan Glass was the film's effects supervisor. Many of the "organic" effects processes used in 2001 and Close Encounters were resurrected, such as photographing chemical interactions in petri dishes and releasing paints into water tanks."It was a working environment that's almost impossible to come by these days", <mask> told The Guardian newspaper in July 2011. Terry wanted to make something of the chance for the unexpected to occur before the camera. He wanted the unexpected phenomenon to occur, so he didn't want to use a very strict design process. In March of 2011, James Cameron announced plans to film his next movie in 3D. High frame-rates are needed to maintain the 3D effect during high-speed motion scenes. The 3D effect breaks down at twenty-four frames per second, while at forty-eight or sixty frames per second it is maintained. Sixty frames per second is difficult to achieve with conventional film because of the stress on the medium itself; recording sixty frames per second using a digital camera is commonplace.In 2012 he said he was working on a new science-fiction project that was "way beyond anything that Peter Jackson and James Cameron have been doing", which will probably be shot with a camera capable of recording 120 frames per second. The Massachusetts Production Coalition had a guest speaker in February of 2013). He continued to develop new tools for film-makers while maintaining a workshop and studio on his property. He was enjoying a resurgence of his celebrity as he traveled to film screenings and seminars. <mask> was grateful for the respect he was accorded by his followers. He told The Australian newspaper that they keep him going. They make me more enthusiastic about my work.It's difficult to keep going because of the setbacks. When a reporter asked how he had persevered in the face of setbacks, he laughed and said, "Maybe I'm just out of my mind!" A new digital capture and projection system called Magi was developed by Trumbull. It shoots and projects native 3D in 4K at 120 frames per second, using an innovative technique he called "cadence", which had never been used in previous 3D systems. You are going to project it the same way you are shooting it. That's when magic happens. The sequence is temporally correct because it's only one flash per frame.There are 120 different positions. Anything that moves in front of the camera has 120 different positions. He produced a short film to show the capabilities of the Magi system. The story deals with a man who has developed a 3D photographic system to prove his existence despite interference from a government agency. At film festivals and industry conferences, the film has been shown. "I am planning on making a feature-length movie that will be almost entirely miniatures, but it will be photorealistic, full-scale, epic in quality, and have the kind of things that I like about Blade Runner and 2001." The movie The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot was executive produced by <mask>.He participated in a documentary about him and his universe. The Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) gave honors to honors <mask> twice. He received the Progress Medal for his contributions to photographic processes and technologies in visual effects. A novel cinematic process using 65mm film at 60 frames per second resulted in a "Giant Screen" 70mm image with a smooth and realistic motion rendering. His 120FPS Magi single-camera/single projector "lens-to-lens" system harnesses existing cameras, post-production tools, and projectors to deliver images and sound that are almost indistinguishable from reality. Outstanding technical contributions to the progress of engineering phases of the motion picture, television, or motion-imaging industries are recognized by the Progress Medal. The honor was given to <mask> at the 100th anniversary of the SMPTE.He received a Presidential Proclamation from the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers in 2011. He was honored for his work in visual effects photography and motion picture technologies. In 2010, the Science Fiction Hall of Fame inducted him as an "innovative master of special effects". He received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Society of Cinematographers. "Died penniless, after lots of people took credit for his work" is what <mask> said in a runway interview after receiving the International Press Academy's Tesla award. He hopes it doesn't turn out that way for him. The Gordon E. Sawyer Award was given to an individual in the motion picture industry whose technological contributions have brought credit to the industry, as well as the Georges Mélis award from theVisual Effects Society in the same month.<mask> was married three times and had two children. 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title: Terry Silverlight

texts: <mask> is a jazz, pop, rock and R&B drummer, composer, producer, arranger and author<mask> was born in Newark, New Jersey and grew up in North Plainfield, New Jersey. He made his debut as a drummer on Barry Miles' White Heat album when he was fourteen years old. Barry Miles's compositions were included on that early jazz/fusion album. Al Di Meola, Vic Juris, Eric Kloss and Richard Davis were some of the people who performed with <mask>. After attending Princeton University, <mask> moved to Manhattan and began a studio session career playing drums on recordings for Billy Ocean, George Benson, Laura Nyro,Stephanie Mills, Freddie Jackson, Anne Murray, Natalie Merchant, Jonathan Butler, Stephen Stills, Mel Tormé, Phil Woods. The two of them are Frida and the two of them are the two of them are the two of them are the two of them are the two of them are the two of them are the two of them are the two of them are the two of them are the two of them are theThe featured drummer, The Stick Bag of Jazz, Funk, Fusion and Gig Bag Series were written by <mask>. Music Sales Corporation published all of them. He has taught at clinics including PASIC, Sam Ash Music and Brooklyn College. He taught drums at the DCI. A member of Roberta Flack's band from 1986 to 1988 and a member of David Matthews's Manhattan Jazz Orchestra since 1996, <mask> has recorded several albums. One Life to Live, The Sopranos, All My Children, Beverly Hills, 90210, Melrose Place, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation are just a few of the TV shows that <mask> has composed and arranged music for. There are seven recordings of <mask>'s drumming and original compositions.<mask> is in the jazz genre. There are performances by Barry Miles, Will Lee, Paul Shaffer, Hiram Winter, Chuck Loeb, Lew Soloff, and Bill Evans. Three of the albums are in the pop genre and feature <mask>'s work as a songwriter, producer and arranger: Songwriter Producer: Volumes I & II, Collaborations: Volumes I & II, and Music To Picture. <mask> was the leader of discography. Live! Diamond in the Riff! "My Love Is Here" is a song by Paul Laurence, "Louisiana Moon" is a song by Alejandro Lerner, and " Guitars on Fire" is a song by David Matthews.

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