title: Fernando Redondo

texts: <mask> is an Argentine retired footballer. He played for Real Madrid for a decade before moving to Italy, where he spent the rest of his career. He won two La Liga titles with the former club, as well as the 2003 Champions League with the latter. In the 1990s, <mask> was a member of the Argentine national team that won the 1994 World Cup and the 1992 King Fahd Cup. <mask>. When the coach was appointed at Real Madrid in the summer of 1994, the player also made the move, as Real Madrid twice lost the league title to arch-rivals FC Barcelona on the final day of the season.The key years of <mask>'s career were at Real Madrid, where he won two league titles. He won the competition's Most Valuable Player award when Vicente del Bosque used him in a combination with Steve McManaman. In the quarter-finals against Manchester United, he was the author of a spectacular play in which he dribbled past Henning Berg by backheeling the ball around him, recovering it and assisting Ral for his side's third goal. A metal object? He was voted the European Club Footballer of the Year for his performances. <mask> was nicknamed "The Prince" during his time in Madrid. Four years after he was named a member of the "best foreign eleven in Real Madrid's history", he was selected for the club's all-time XI.In 2000 he moved to Milan from Madrid, he stated that he was not involved in transfer discussions and wanted to stay at Madrid. A group of Real Madrid fans gathered outside the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium to protest the transfer. However, he suffered a serious knee injury in his first training session with his new team, and was unable to play for the next years, and even tried to give back the house and car which the Milan board had given him. In the 2002–03 and 2003–04 seasons, <mask> made 16 league appearances and added five in the 2002–03 Champions League and six in the same edition of the Coppa Italia. He retired from football at the age of 35 after another knee injury. The bulk of <mask>'s appearances came from 1992 to 1994 while Basile was the manager. He made his debut on 18 June 1992 in a 2–0 win over Australia.Carlos Bilardo was the coach of the national team when it turned down a call-up. The player excused himself because he didn't want to interrupt his studies, but it was also reported that he objected to Bilardo's defensive strategy. "I was picked for Argentina's World Cup squad in 1990 but I knew I wasn't going to be in the starting line-up, so I preferred to stay home." In the 1994 World Cup, <mask> started in all of Argentina's matches, but was unable to prevent the country from falling to Romania in the round of 16. He refused to play for Daniel Passarella after he banned long hair, earrings and homosexuals from his squad. Diego Maradona and Carlos Menem took sides in the situation as the former refused to cut his hair and was left out of the national team. Passarella excluded <mask> from his 1998 World Cup squad because he refused to play for the national team twice.He didn't want to play for the national team and I don't pick players who don't want to play for Argentina. The player said he was in great shape. He wanted me to have my hair cut. I said no again because I didn't know what that had to do with football. <mask> was recalled to the national side for two exhibition matches against Brazil in 1999. In 2015, he was included in an all-time team by the Argentine Football Association, despite being chosen Player of the match in the 2–0 victory in Buenos Aires. <mask>'s main attributes were his creative passing, vision, technique and close control with his left foot, his ability to control the pace of his team's play in the middle making him a key member of the team.Despite not having a lot of speed, he was an efficient and aggressive tackler who contributed defensively just as much as he did on offense. <mask>'s career was marked by injuries in the final years of his career, despite being regarded as one of the best in his generation. <mask> was raised in an industrialist family and later studied law at university in the early years of his playing career. He was involved in the sport with his sons and cousin of Santiago Solari. <mask> was an avid reader and had two of his favourite authors.

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title: Grégoire Owona

type: paraphrased

texts: The Minister of Labor and Social Security in the government of Cameroon is named <mask>. He was the Minister-Delegate at the Presidency for Relations with the Assemblies from 1997 to 2011. <mask> was first elected as a municipal councillor in 1987. He served in the National Assembly from 1988 to 1992 after being elected to the National Assembly in the 1988 parliamentary election. At the time of the March 1992 parliamentary election, <mask> said that the RDPC's problem "lies in winning by too great a margin; we would be taken for cheating." In July 1992 he became the deputy secretary-general of the central committee. The excesses of the press were criticized by Owona after the October 1992 presidential election in which Paul Biya was re-elected.<mask> was part of the delegation that went to the inauguration of Clinton. The architect of the draft was <mask>, who was the President of the Technical Committee. The second draft was completed on 12 June 1993. He was a member of the National Committee of Human Rights and Freedoms. On December 7, 1997 <mask> was appointed as Minister-Delegate at the Presidency for Relations with the Assemblies. He remained on the National Committee of Human Rights and Freedoms after his appointment to the government, and some in the opposition pointed to that as evidence of the Committee's lack of impartiality. Owona praised Biya's choices as wise and called on the members of the National Elections Observatory to justify the confidence that was placed in them.In a January 2003 CNN report, Owona argued that Anglophones had appropriate representation in the nation's political structures and that the Prime Minister was an Anglophone. Owona defended the March 2003 visit by Biya to the United States, saying that he was working to advance the interests of the country. He said that the visit shouldn't be seen as an endorsement of the invasion and that it shouldn't be seen as a sign of a weakened relationship with France. Owona and Doumba had a poor relationship, and by 2003 they had not been on speaking terms for years, and Biya was mostly ignoring Doumba, who was in poor health. After the newspapers L'Anecdote and Nouvelles d'Afrique reported that Owona and about 50 others were homosexuals, he filed a defamation suit. The president said that the newspapers involved in "outing" were acting irresponsibly by reporting rumors and invading the privacy of individuals. On February 28, 2006 the editor of L'Anecdote, Jean Pierre Amougou Belinga, presented as evidence an audio recording in which a person claimed that Owona was guilty of homosexual acts.The defense's evidence was derided by Owona's lawyers and they argued that any responsible journalist would have the same evidence to use in producing their reports. Amougou Belinga admitted that the evidence against Owona was not conclusive but said that his newspaper had only stated that Owona was suspected of homosexuality. Owona denied that he had ever engaged in homosexuality and claimed that his reputation had been damaged by the newspaper's report. According to his lawyers, Owona wanted to restore his reputation and not get monetary compensation. Amougou Belinga was sentenced to four months in prison in March 2006 for defamation, and was ordered to pay a fine of one millionCFA Francs, as well as a singleCFA Franc to Owon. Following the February 2006 arrest of several prominent officials, including the Minister of Energy and Water, for alleged corruption, Owona said that the arrests had caused some sadness but stressed the RDPC's firm support for Biya's. In an interview with CRTV in early July, Owona said that Biya's mandate had already been renewed by the RDPC Political Bureau.After Owona gave his interview, Biya scheduled an extraordinary congress to be held on 21 July, and Owona was embarrassed that he had effectively contradicted his own argument. When Doumba's health problems became evident at the 2006 extraordinary congress, Owona largely managed the affairs of the party. <mask> was retained as the deputy secretary-general. In November 2007, Owona argued that the government's 2008 budget should not be spent unless there were accomplishments to show that it would be put to good use. The commission chaired by Owona was responsible for overseeing events related to the 24th anniversary celebrations. <mask> was made the Minister of Labor and Social Security on December 9, 2011. There are politicians from the People's Democratic Movement and members of the National Assembly.

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title: Carl Wilhelm Hahn

texts: <mask> is from Lat. The first German monograph on spiders was written by <mask>. For his time, C. W<mask> was an all-round natural scientist. He seems to have been forgotten. Even the few biographical dates that have been published in secondary literature are not always correct according to P. Sacher in his "attempt at a Biography". The palace gardener for Count Friedrich von P was the first son of the court and palace gardener for Baron von Seckendorff, who was born in Weingartsgreuth. He served as a quartermaster and received an honorable discharge in 1816 after obeying the general call to arms.He decided to devote his life to his interest in natural history after living with his parents in Frth. His first ornithological work was Birds from Asia, Africa, America and New Holland. When his "often promised and well earned position" didn't come to fruition, he undertook what was for that time, in his field, a very unusual step and left. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 On 24 February 1820, I was qualified as a Dr. Phil. He married Victoria Francisca Kaltdorff at the University of Erlangen. His wife had three children by her previous marriage and was five years older than him.She was at this time without a lot of money, but was expecting a large inheritance from her maternal uncle. Anna Friedericke was born at the end of 1820 or 1821. The universally known natural scientist Jakob Sturm is thought to have been in close contact with <mask> and his two sons. He named a spider after his father. His relationship with the man must have been very close. He named a spider species after him. There is nothing reliable about other contacts within the Nuremberg zoologist scene and there is no proof that <mask> knew the man who dedicated the "Monograph on Spiders" to.In natural history, the scientific value of <mask>'s lifework varies. His ornithological work never had an effect on this field. His work on true bugs is just as important as his work on spiders. The bug's name is Lopus hahni Stl. <mask> Koch, who continued "Die Arachniden" after <mask>'s death, called a genus after him in 1841 (Hahnia), on which later the name of the whole family was based. He died of a lung complaint in the prime of life. Only about 14 copies of the Monograph on Spiders are known today.They were examined by Sacher from Germany. England and the U.S.A. are both located in London. In Cambridge/Mass. France and Austria are located in Austria. At the beginning of the 20th century, "Monographie der Spinnen" has become a rarity. More than a hundred copies of each installment will not be produced because only small editions were produced. In 1820, <mask> remarked on this subject.The long gap between installments results in the great rarity of complete copies. It's not possible to know if he broke with his publisher or Lechner, but a separation took place before the sixth book was published. The first part of "Die Arachniden" had already appeared in a bookshop in Nuremberg, which was an obvious substitute for the "Monographie der Spinnen". It was better known than the "Monographie der Spinnen". In the sixth edition of the "Monographie der Spinnen", publisher Lechner inserted a small-format "message" which said that <mask> had been relieved as editor. Even though he only admitted to the first five installments, the contents of the sixth can still be attributed to him. Lechner was not in a position to print anything new because he still had original drawings in his possession, which he published without <mask>'s consent.It was already impossible to compete with the new project. The ninth installment failed to show up. In the past, there was confusion regarding the year of publication, particularly of the installments 2, 5, and 7, due to the fact that there were no dust jackets for the individual installments. A definitive representative copy of "Monographie der Spinnen" probably does not exist, as the correlation between installments and years of publication has been clarified. Several features have been pointed out by Sacher. The combined version was used for the 1988 edition. "Eresus cinnaberinus, Walk.""Monographie der Spinnen" is more than just a bibliophilic work. Nine of the first descriptions of spider species are still valid. In the 19th century, a majority of "new species" had been previously described by other authors, because in contrast to the modern differentiation of species, the genital structures were not taken into consideration. Smaller differences in the markings may have led to different species designation. A sixth of the forms described by <mask> are still valid today. The example of E. sandaliatus and E. cinnaberinus is a good example of how <mask> was a good observer. Arachnologists follow his separation of these taxa again after more than 150 years.The monographic character is remarkable. In the German language, it is the first monographic work for spiders. 180 years ago, spiders were used as the sole subject of a book. There was a natural history of spiders by Frenchman Walckenaer in 1806, but no work of that time had spiders as its subject. Spider illustrations in the "Monographie der Spinnen" show <mask> to be an above-average artist and lithographer. "Monographie der Spinnen" and "Die Arachniden" are different ways of carrying out the same project and they can both be considered as autonomously works. Until the end of the 18th century, all studies of spiders, scorpions, and related forms were treated as part of the larger study of entomology for these were described as wingless insects.The first set of genera for spiders was established by Latreille based on Walckenaer's "Fauna Parisienne". The center of activity shifted from France to Germany in the 19th century. The 14-volume work "Die Arachniden" was an important part of the shift. The 2000-plus pages of beautifully coloured plates of this work captured the attention of zoologists everywhere. French arachnologist Simon was inspired by the high number of species described in Germany in "Die Arachniden", but almost nothing had been done in France. A German tradition of active interest in arachnology flourished for nearly a century because of "Die Arachniden". The lack of a natural scheme of classification above the family level was its major shortcoming.A complete list of works illustrated by <mask>, Voegel, aus Asien, Africa, America, and Neuholland. The 19 installments are called Lechner: Nuremberg. Monographie der Spinnen is called Monographia Aranearum. Lechner: Nuremberg, 1820-1836. Allgemeinntzigen Naturgeschichte der Thiere Bayerns ist bei Naturgetreue Abbildungen. Nuremberg was the author. Nurnberg and Lechner were from the same year.Together with Jacob Ernst von Boica, we are gemeinntzige Natur. Nuremberg, 1830–35. The Arachniden. Getreu ist beschrieben. The 3rd volume was continued by C. L. Koch. Die wanzenartigen insecten ist. Getreu ist beschrieben.From the 4th volume onwards, the 3 volumes were continued by G. A. W. Herrich-Schffer. Grndliche Anweisung Krustenthiere, asseln, arachniden, and insecten aller Klassen ist. Nuremberg, 1834. Ornithologischer Atlas is a book about the Vgel. H. C. Kster continued the series. There is an icones orthopterorum. Abbildungen der hautflgeligen insecten.Lechner: Nuremberg, 1835. C. W<mask> is an extremely foolish person who is skilled in stuffing birds and has a beautiful hand. He requires strict supervision because of his foolishness. He has other talents and capabilities that make him worthy of consideration. Count Pckler was appointed colonel of the infantry regiment in 1805. There are external links to 19th-century German zoologists and entomologists.

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title: Lucius B. Northrop

texts: The Commissary-General of the armed forces of the Confederate States of America was named <mask>. Appointed by Confederate president Jefferson Davis, a personal friend, <mask> was responsible for the logistical and supply chain that transported food, clothing, and forage to the Southern armies of the American Civil War. Andersonville was a prison camp that housed Federal prisoners-of-war. Born in Charleston, South Carolina, <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 He was appointed to the United States Military Academy in West Point. His time there was spent with another Southerner, Jefferson Davis. After graduating, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant of dragoons and assigned to a number of posts, including duty in Florida Territory during the Second Seminole War.While on duty in the Indian Territory in October 1839, <mask> suffered a severe wound to his right knee as a result of the discharge of his own pistol. He spent the next 8 years on sick leave, with the exception of a few months of service in the army's subsistence department. He received permission from the War Department to study at Jefferson Medical College. It was important for <mask>'s career to have a connection with Davis. Unable to perform field duties for the United States Army, <mask> was permanently disabled. He retired to civilian life in Charleston and Anne Arundel County, Maryland, after being dropped from the army. The new Cabinet secretary recalled his friend to the Army when he was appointed Secretary of War.The limping <mask> was promoted to the rank of captain. In January 1861, a Southerner and friend of Davis, <mask> resigned from the United States commission to join the secessionist colors. After Davis's election as Confederate president, the new commander-in-chief promoted <mask> to the rank of colonel; in March 1861, the Confederate War Department appointed him to the post of Commissary-General. Responsibilities of this office included the transport of military necessities to the Confederate armies, the movement of Confederate units from point to point along the battlefront, and the supply of necessities to members of the Union Army confined to Southern prisoner-of-war. In February 1865, he was removed from office. Logistical problems were faced by the Confederate Commissary-General. The Southern economy did not have the infrastructure to generate large quantities of food, shoes, and clothing, nor to transport them for long distances.The Confederacy did not have the machinery to maintain its existing railroad network or to build new locomotives and railroad cars. The value of the Confederate currency that was allowed to be offered to farms, shops, and small factories for goods desperately needed by the armies was severely affected by inflation. Even when allowance is granted for factors beyond Colonel <mask>'s control, his performance in supplying food, shoes, clothing, and other necessities to the armies of the Confederacy was judged inadequate by historians. Confederate soldiers were forced to go to their own countrymen for the necessities of life on many occasions. Confederate soldiers wrote to their congressmen to express their concerns about the performance of the office of the Commissary-General. President Davis was loyal to his friend and was aware of the logistical problems facing the Confederacy. Logistical problems worsened in the winter of 1865 when the Army of Northern Virginia was facing a shortage of supplies.Although Robert E. Lee's army had become absolutely vital to the continued existence of the Confederacy, only two railroad lines were able to link hungry soldiers with the fertile fields of Southside Virginia. If Davis had sent the appointment to the Confederate Senate, it would have been rejected. The Commissary-General was impeached or removed from office by members of the Confederate House and Senate who believed that the supply situation had become a deadly threat to the Confederate cause. As a condition of his acceptance that <mask> be removed, John C<mask> demanded that the Confederate Secretary of War be appointed. General Robert E. Lee made it clear to Davis that he expected change when he was appointed general in chief. He warned the Secretary of War that there would be dire results if changes weren't made. Under this treatment, the physical strength of the men must fail.Colonel <mask>'s resignation was accepted by Davis. It was too late. Within days of the surrender at Appomattox, the well-supplied federal troops of the Army of the Potomac defeated Lee's army in the Battle of Five Forks. <mask>. Wiley, who specialized in examination of and research into the day-to-day experience of the combat troops of the American Civil War, grew to despise the tie between Davis and <mask>. He lived on a farm in Virginia after his release. In 1890 he retired to the Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers' Home due to his knee problems and age related disability. He is buried in Baltimore, Maryland.The city libraries of New York City and Alexandria, Virginia hold the collection of Northrop papers. CSA quartermaster-general Notes References Davis, William C. "<mask>" In The Confederate General. It was edited by William C. Davis and Julie Hoffman. The National Historical Society was founded in 1991. A biography of Douglas S. R. E. Lee. There are 4 volumes.Charles Scribner's Sons was in New York. Who were in the Civil War? Facts On File was published in New York. The lives of the Confederate commanders. The Louisiana State University Press was published in 1959.

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title: Henry Winter Davis

texts: One of the Radical Republicans during the Civil War was <mask>, who was from the 4th and 3rd congressional districts of Maryland. The abolition of slavery in Maryland was spearheaded by him. The Reverend <mask> was the president of St John's College at Annapolis for a number of years. After graduating from the law department of the University of Virginia in 1841, the son began practicing law in Alexandria, Virginia, but in 1850 he moved to Baltimore, Maryland, where he won a high position at the bar. He wrote The War of Ormuzd and Ahriman in the 19th century, in which he described the American Republic and the Russian Empire as the ultimate opponents in the struggles of humanity. He began political life as a Whig because of his strong anti-slavery views, even though he was himself a slaveholder. He was a member of the Know Nothing influenced American Party in the House of Representatives from 1856 to 1861.He won the respect and esteem of all political groups by his independent course in Congress. He was censured by the Maryland Legislature for voting with the Republicans in the speakership contest at the opening of the 36th United States Congress. He refused to be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Vice President of the United States in 1860 because he was not ready to become a Republican. <mask> was defeated for reelection to Congress in the winter of 1860 and the beginning of the Civil War, but he was involved in compromise measures. <mask> became a Republican after the Civil War began. He became an aggressive Radical Republican after being re-elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, despite Maryland being a slaveholding border state. The Committee on Foreign Affairs was chaired by <mask> from December 1863 to March 1865.The House adopted a report very hostile to France, which was brought in by <mask>, but not by the Senate, because they were unwilling to leave the delicate questions concerning the French intervention in Mexico in the hands of President Lincoln and Secretary of State William H. Seward. <mask> was against Lincoln's plan for the Reconstruction of the Southern states because he thought it was too light. On February 15, 1864, he reported from the committee that the Confederate states would be disfranchised if they were re-admitted to the Union. <mask> said in his speech that until Congress recognizes a government established under its auspices, there is no government in the rebel states. The bill, which was the first formal expression of Reconstruction by Congress, was not passed until the closing hours of the session. On July 8th, President Lincoln issued a statement defining his position after he disapproved. On August 5, 1864, <mask> joined Benjamin F. Wade of Ohio, who had piloted the bill through the Senate, in issuing the so-called Wade–Davis Manifesto, which violently denounced President Lincoln for encroaching on the domain of Congress and implied that the presidential policy would leave.He declared in a debate in Congress ten years ago that this was a government of law. I have seen a government of will. He supported the President for re-election after he withdrew his opposition to John C. Frémont in the 1864 election. He was a member of the Unconditional Union Party and was in favor of the enlistment of African-Americans. He wasn't a candidate for re- election to Congress in 1864. Lincoln said that <mask> had stopped wasting his time by attacking him and that he was growing more sensible to his own true interests. I hope he has good.He has hurt himself by being very malicious against me. His conduct has been odd to me. I came here to be with his friend. He was the cousin of my friend <mask> and I had heard nothing but good things about him. When I learned of his attacks on me, he had barely been elected. <mask> died in Baltimore at the end of 1865. He was buried in Greenmount Cemetery.<mask>, an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, was a cousin of <mask><mask>. Senator from Illinois. He was a cousin of an associate justice of the Texas Supreme Court. The Speeches of <mask> <mask> was written in New York, 1867. The Violent Career of Baltimore's Plug Uglies, 1854- 1860, Baltimore: Maryland Historical Society was written by Tracy Matthew Melton. <mask> was a congressman for the American Party. There is a lot of information about <mask> in the narrative.Jean H. Baker wrote about the Know-Nothing Party in Maryland. "<mask> <mask> and the Speakership Contest of 1858- 1860." pp 1–19 are from the Maryland Historical Magazine. Henig, Gerald S. <mask> <mask>: Antebellum and Civil War Congressman from Maryland was published in 1973.

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title: Karol Kot

texts: Between 1964 and 1966 the city of Krakw was terrorized by a Polish serial killer. The "Vampire of Krakw" was named because of trial evidence and the random victims, which included children and elderly people. He was sentenced to death on July 14, 1967, after pleading guilty to all the crimes he was charged. The death penalty was carried out on 16 May 1968, when Kot was 21 years old, after an appeal. He spent his entire life in Krakw. His family consisted of his father, mother and sister. For family summer holidays, the four would travel to the south of Krakw, where a bored Kot began to visit a butcher shop and became fascinated by knives, dying animals, and blood.At the encouragement of some of the abattoirs, he drank pig's blood. The young man tortured small animals, was abusive to his sister's cats, and started collecting knives. He imagined wounds that could be inflicted on people. Although he was isolated from other students for his strange personality, he had no problems at school. He was a member of a shooting club and had ambitions of becoming a student at an officer candidate school. He failed one of his subjects in college and suffered a nervous breakdown. He was able to study at another technical college for communications after passing the school-leaving exams.Two separate sprees of public crimes took place. Helene Velgen was stabbed in the church. He drove the knife into her back, from behind, as she knelt down to pray. The second attempt on the life of 'Franciszka Lewendowska' occurred shortly after, on 23 September. He stabbed her on the stairs to her apartment. Both of the victims reported seeing a young male attacker. He stabbed Maria Plichta from behind after he spotted her near a church.She died the day after she visited the hospital and inquired about the victim. The attacks began again after seventeen months. Leszek Caek was stabbed to death near Kociuszko Mound on 13 February 1966 during a toboggan contest for children. He attacked an 8-year-old girl on April 14, 1966. When she came downstairs to collect letters from the mailbox, she was attacked by <mask>, who went to the tenement on Sobieskiego Street. He stabbed her in the stomach, chest, and back. The doctors were able to save the girl's life after she was taken to the hospital.Four days later, <mask> came back to the scene to inquire about the victim's mother. During the break, he tried to kill people. He went to Przy Boniach, a bar, and took a bottle of vinegar from the counter after buying arsenic. He tried to get someone to use it and be poisoned by lacing it with arsenic. He left bottles of beer and soda with arsenic in the open, but nobody drank them. The boy refused to drink the arsenic that was poured into his drink because he noticed a suspicious smell. The amount of arsenic used in the beverage was enough to kill anyone who drank it.He also plotted four other murders, all without success, as well as starting several unsuccessful acts of fire. The student who informed authorities was a fellow student, Danuta. He was allowed to sit for the matura exam in order to prove that he was sane so that he could not plead insanity during a trial. A search of his house revealed a lot of weapons that belonged to him. On 3 June, he had his first formal interview, and on 6 July, he was identified by Velgen, the woman he stabbed inside the church. He was charged with two murders, ten attempted murders, and four acts of arson after he admitted and detailed his attacks. The experts were hired to find the cause of Kot's behavior.They discovered that Kot had strange tendencies when he was a child. The doctors said that he was completely sane and could attend the trial with full consequences of his actions. When asked if he was aware of the idea of murder being a crime and an evil deed, he presented his moral standards. He considered himself a murderer but not an evil person because of the fact that he brought an individual satisfaction and a sense of fulfilled duty. On 3 May 1967, the trial began, and Kot pleaded guilty to all charges. On July 14, 1967, the verdict was handed down and the man was sentenced to death. His sentence was commuted to life imprisonment on 22 November 1967, after an appeal based on diminished responsibility began.The original sentence was restored by a higher court on 11 March 1968, and it was carried out on 16 May 1968. An autopsy was done after the hanging, which showed a brain tumour. Przemysaw Semczuk disagrees with this fact in his book. The author said that autopsies were not done on death row convicts. There is no official document that confirms the autopsy on <mask> <mask>. The killings were recreated for Episode 2, Season 1 of the show Killers: Behind the Myth, which aired in March. In September, it was featured in episode 95 of Casefile True Crime.There were serial killers from Lesser Poland who were executed by the Polish People's Republic.

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title: Susenyos I

texts: The Emperor of Ethiopia from 1606 to 1632, also known as Malak Sagad III, was a member of the Solomonic dynasty. He was the son of Abeto Fasil, as well as the grandson of Abeto Yakob and the great-grandson of Dawit II. As a result, some authorities list Susenyos as a member of the Solomonic dynasty, but others consider him the founder of the Gondar line of the dynasty, which is a subset of the Solomonic dynasty. I was adopted by the Borana clan. The Oromo Luba age-group generals helped him get to power. A Jesuit who lived in Ethiopia during the reign of the emperor described him as tall with large handsome eyes and a well groomed beard. He wore a tunic of crimson velvet down to the knee, breeches of the Moorish style, a sash or girdle of many large pieces of fine gold, and an outer coat of damask of the same colour, like a capelhar.<mask> I was born in 1572 to amelmal Werq and Abeto Fasil. Some people think that Susenyos was conceived by a slave woman and married to another man. When he was a boy, a group of marauders captured him and his father and held them captive for over a year. After his rescue, Susenyos went to live with the mother of the Emperor. One of the potential successors to the throne was thought to be Susenyos, as the Emperor's sons were very young. In order to eliminate Susenyos from the competition, he was exiled, however, he was able to escape and find refuge in the Oromo. Gafat, Menz, and southern Gojjam were successively raided by the Tulama clan army from 1597 to 1603, after the Oromo adopted them in the Walaqa area.He was helped in these campaigns by fellow Luba age-group generals, who were rewarded by Rist feudal lands. Although the fight against Emperor Yaqob continued, at the death of his one-time ally, Emperor Za Dengel, Susenyos was proclaimed his successor and returned to the realm. On 10 March 1607 Yaqob at the Battle of Gol in southern Gojjam, the Emperor was crowned after the defeat of first Za Sellase. After his defeat, Za Sellase became a supporter of Susenyos, but fell out with him early in his reign, and was imprisoned on an amba in Guzamn. After a year, Za Selassie was killed by a peasant who sent his head to the Emperor. There was a rebel near Debre Bizen in 1608. After the Battle of Gol, there was some doubt as to whether or not the previous Emperor was dead, and a pretender announced that he was.The pretender kept part of his face covered to hide the fact that he did not look like Yaqob. The governor of Tigray didn't trust the loyalty of the troops that were struck against the rebel with his own household and descendants of the Portuguese soldiers who had followed him. The pretender hid in the mountains of Hamasien despite defeating the rebels three times. The Emperor was focused on raiding the Oromo. An initial encounter with the Marawa Oromo near the upper course of the Reb River ended in a defeat for the Ethiopian advance guards, as Susenyos rallied his men and made an attack which scattered the Oromo. The united force entered Begemder to avenge the Marawa's defeat. The Emperor summoned his son-in-law Qegnazmach Julius and Kifla Krestos to join him and defeated the raiders.According to James Bruce, the Emperor's side was lost while 12,000 Oromo were killed. After the Oromo threat was dealt with, Susenyos could turn his attention to Yaqob the pretender, who was crowned Emperor in a ceremony at Waldebba. Despite this act legitimizing his rule, Susenyos was unable to capture the pretender, so he left the task to his servant. The two brothers who joined the rebellion were persuaded by Amsala to kill Yaqob the pretender. Without a scarf obscuring his features, it now appeared, that he had neither scars in his face, broken jaw, nor loss of teeth; but the covering was intending only to conceal the little resemblance he bore to king Jacob, slain, as we said before, at the battle. In 1606, a negarit drum, sign of vasselage, and a trained falcon were given to Susenyos. His brother Adlan I gave a number of fine horses as a present.The son of Adlan I severed his ties with his father after he was angered by the shelter given to him in Chilga. The governor of the Mazaga, who was a servant of the Emperor, fled to Sennar with a number of the Emperor's horses and kettledrums. Badi insulted Susenyos and refused to reply. In 1615, the Kingdom of Fazughli was annexed into the Ethiopia Empire by the Nail Weld Ageeb. The emperor sent priests to revive the Orthodox Christianity of the province, though the missionaries seem to have become mired in doctrinal disputes, and their accomplishments were limited. The war continued in 1618-1619 with the Emperor sending three of his vassals to fight against Sennar. Welde, Melca, and the governor of Tigray led a three-pronged assault on the border from their respective provinces.The town of Atbara was conquered by Welde Hawaryat after a 19-day march. The queen of Mandara had a strategic caravan road from Suakin. Bahir Negash captured Queen Fatima and brought her back to the palace in Danqaz. His Royal Chronicle states that he made his power felt along his western frontier from Fazogli north to Suakin. The brief period in Ethiopia's history when Catholic Christianity became the official religion is known as the Susenyos reign. The Emperor became interested in Catholicism due to Pedro Pez's persuasion, but also hoping for military help from Portugal and Spain. In 1541, Cristvo da Gama led a military expedition to save the emperor of Ethiopia from the attack of a Muslim leader.To help with the constant rebellions, the Oromo were to receive a new contingent of well-armed European soldiers. The letter to the King of Portugal was dated 10 December 1607 and the letter to the Pope was dated 14 October of the same year. The Jesuit missionaries were shown his favor by a number of land grants, most importantly those at Gorgora, located on a peninsula on the northern shore of Lake Tana. In 1613, a Jesuit priest led a mission to Madrid and Rome. The plan was to sail all the way around the southern tip of Africa in an attempt to break the blockade that the Ottomans had created around the Ethiopia empire. Delays caused by local Christians hostile to the mission prevented them from reaching Malindi. After converting to Catholicism in 1622, Susenyos separated himself from all of his wives and concubines except for his first wife.The tolerant and sensitive Pedro Pez died after Afonso Mendes arrived at Massawa. The opinion of this man has been stated as being "rigid, uncompromising, narrow-minded, and intolerant" by E. A. Budge. Within days of Mendes' public ceremony in 1626 he proclaimed the primacy of Rome and condemned local practices which included Saturday Sabbath and frequent fasts. According to Richard Pankhurst, 100,000 inhabitants of Dembiya and Wegera have converted to Catholicism. His half-brother Yimena, eunuch Kefla Wahad, and his brother-in-law Julius launched the most serious response. They tried to assassinate him at court, but they revolted, calling to their side "all those who were friends to the Alexandrian faith". The rebels expected Julius to be killed, but he was quickly killed by Susenyos.The Emperor's brother was tried and sentenced to banishment at the same place where Yimena Krestos captured him. Some of the revolts were led by people from the traditional Ethiopia Church. The Agaw in Lasta was one of the revolts which resisted the efforts of Susenyos. Melka Krestos, a distant member of the Solomonic dynasty, was the first leader. After raising an army of 30,000 men in Gojjam, the first campaign against them was defeated and their son-in-law was killed. At the same time the men of Lasta made a successful raid out of their mountains into Susenyos' territory, Melka Krestos' master of horse was slain along with 4,000 men. When he attempted a second expedition against the rebels in Lasta, he was forced to allow them to observe one of the traditional Wednesday fasts, which brought an immediate reproach from the Catholic Patriarch.Bruce states that "from this time, it plainly appears, that Socinios began to entertain ideas, at least of the church discipline and government, very opposite to those he had when he first embraced the Romish religion." Despite this concession to his troops, his forces fell to an ambush and he was forced to return to Dankaz with nothing to show for his effort. He tried another campaign against the rebels, only to find his men revolting. When they confronted the executions at home, they saw no end to unrewarding expeditions to Lasta. Bruce states that his son told the troops that if they were victorious in Lasta, the Emperor would restore the traditional practices of Ethiopia. His scouts reported that Melka Krestos had descended from Lasta with 25,000 men. Melka Krestos fled the field when the armies clashed in July of 1631.After viewing the field of battle, the son of Susenyos said that the men who were slaughtered on the ground were Christians. This is not a victory. You kill these by driving the sword into your own entrails. How many men have you killed? How many more do you want to kill? Carrying on this war and apostatizing from the faith of our ancestors has become a proverb among the Pagans and Moors. On June 14, 1632, Susenyos made a declaration that anyone who would follow the Catholic faith would be free to do so.The only thing that could be done was to confirm that this was indeed the will of the Emperor. The Catholic Ethiopia had come to an end. In 1630, after years of rebellion, the Viceroy of Begemder proclaimed the son of Susenyos as emperor and hanged him. Father and son remained on good terms despite this. After announcing his act of toleration, Susenyos abdicated. He was buried in the church of Genneta Iyasus. Further reading Richard K. P. Pankhurst.The chronicles of the royals of Ethiopia. Oxford University Press was published in 1967. E. A. Budge. There is a history of Ethiopia. The Netherlands: Anthropological Publications was published in 1970. The people of Ethiopia converted to Roman Catholicism from Oriental Orthodoxy in the 17th century.


title: Bryan Cristante

texts: <mask> is an Italian professional footballer who plays for the Italy national team<mask> was born in San Vito al Tagliamento but raised in the nearby San Giovanni di Casarsa, where he started playing football as a child. He joined A.C. Milan in 2009, after moving on to Liventina Gorghense. Milan was a member of the under-15 squad who won the Campionato Giovanissimi Nazionali in 2010, scoring eight goals, as well as a member of the under 17 side who won the Campionato Allievi Nazi. He made his professional debut for the club on December 6, 2011, when he came on as a substitute for Robinho in a 2–2 draw with Viktoria Plze. He was the third youngest player to play in a Milan game. <mask> was the best player in Viareggio.<mask> signed his first professional contract on March 4, 2013. He joined the first team at the start of the season. He made his debut as a substitute for Kak in a match against Chievo Verona, which ended in a 0–0 draw. His first goal for the club was set up by the Brazilian in a 3–0 victory at the San Siro against Atalanta. <mask> Cristante for 9 million in the summer of 2018, with Benfica retaining 15% of his economic rights. <mask> was given a one-year loan to Roma from Atalanta for a fee of 5 million with a compulsory purchase option for an additional 15 million and a further 10 million in performance-related bonuses. The deal was made permanent on February 28, 2019. <mask> was a member of the Italian senior side as well as representing Italy at various youth levels. He holds a Canadian passport and was able to play for Canada at international level. He made his debut with the Italy U21 team in a match against England. On 6 and 9 October of last year, <mask> was called up to the senior Italy national team to play against Macedonia and Albania.On 6 October, he made his senior international debut, coming on as a substitute in the second half of a 1–1 home draw against Macedonia. <mask> scored his first goal for the national team on 7 October 2020, the first goal of a 6–0 home win against Moldova in a friendly match. He was included in the Italy's squad for the Euro 2020. On 11 July, <mask> won the European Championship with Italy following a 3–2 penalty shoot-out victory over England at Wembley Stadium in the final, after a 1–1 draw in extra-time; <mask> made a substitute appearance during the final, coming on for Nicol Barella. <mask> is known for his ability to win back possession and start attacking plays in central areas of the pitch, as well as being able to make late attacking runs into the penalty area. His height makes him effective in the air. He transitioned from a regista to a trequartista at Atalanta because of the 3–4–1–2 formation employed by manager Piero Gasperini.<mask> began to be used as a central defender in the middle of a back three due to his positional sense, as well as his ability. The Club 1 European competitions include the U.S.'s premier soccer competition, the U.S.'s premier soccer competition, the U.S.'s premier soccer competition, the U.S.'s premier soccer competition, the U.S.'s premier The Supercoppa Italiana and Taa da Liga are two other competitions. The score column indicates the score after each Cristante goal. The Primeira League, Taa da Liga, and the European Championship took place in the same year. Palermo F.C. is a football team from Benfica. Delfino Pescara and Atalanta B.C. were players.The Knights of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic are the players who won the European Championship.

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title: John Shea

texts: <mask> III is an American actor, film producer and stage director. He won the first major award of his career, the 1975 Theatre World Award, for his performance in Yentl. After his Off-Broadway career began, Lee Strasberg invited <mask> to join the Actors Studio where he spent several years studying method acting. He made his television film debut in The Nativity. He was nominated for an Academy Award for his role in the film Hussy. In 1988 he won an Emmy for his performance in Baby M. Achchamundu!The film The Italian Key was released in 2011. His breakthrough came when he was cast as Adam Kane in the 2000s Mutant X series. In 2012 his public profile increased after he played Harold Waldorf on Gossip Girl. In 1984 he organized the largest peace rally in the history of the United States thanks to his political involvement in social equity. Grey Lady was released in mid-2017. He was born in North Conway, New Hampshire, near where his father was a teacher, and was raised in the Sixteen Acres area of Springfield, Massachusetts, with four siblings. During World War II, his parents, Elizabeth Mary and Dr. <mask> <mask>, Jr., were in the U.S. Army and fought in the Battle of the Bulge.<mask> was introduced to literature, poetry, classical music, and art by Elizabeth. He captained the debate team at Cathedral High School and played football and track at Roman Catholic schools in Springfield. He earned a bachelor's degree in theatre at the college. He co-edited the college literary magazine and was on the debating and football teams. He received an M.F.A in Directing from the Yale School of Drama in 1973. He studied film making with Arthur Penn, Sidney Lumet, and George Roy Hill at the Art and Architecture School while he was at the School of Drama. He made his Broadway debut at the age of 26 in Robert Kalfin's production of Isaac B., after a directing apprenticeship at the Public Theater with Joseph Papp.He received the Theatre World Award. After a favorable reception at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Yentl was moved to the Eugene O'Neil Theatre, where it was made into a film starring Barbra Streisand. After seeing his performance, Lee Strasberg invited him to join the Actors Studio, where he spent several years studying method acting. Since his Broadway debut in the mid 1970s, he has continued to work in Off-Broadway and Broadway theatre productions. During his first trip to Los Angeles in 1977 to get experience in front of a camera, he played guest roles in such TV series as Eight Is Enough and Man from Atlantis. He made his television film debut as Joseph in The Nativity, a biblical epic shot in Spain. Matthew Chapman's English film noir Hussy was his feature film debut.Jack Lemmon and Sissy Spacek were in the film Missing. The film, shot on locations in Mexico, won the Palme d'Or at the 1982. How I Learned to Drive, Down the Garden Paths, and Eugene O'Neil's Long Day's were all written in the early 1980s. She played the title role in Nancy Hasty's The Director and later in Israel Horovitz's The Secret of Madame Bonnard's Bath. In 1984 she starred in Armyan Bernstein's Windy City along with Kate Capshaw. He won the "best actor" award at the Montreal Film Festival. The June 12th Anti-Nuclear Rally in Central Park was the largest peace rally in the history of the United States.The 1984 documentary film In Our Hands by Robert Richer and Stan Warnow featured a brief appearance by <mask>. He made his Carnegie Hall debut playing "The Soldier" in Tom O'Horgan's 1985 production of L' Histoire du Soldat. He starred in a French language role that year. He made his London West End debut in 1986 in Joseph Papp's production of The Normal Heart at the Albery Theatre. Baby M was a network mini-series that was contracted by ABC in 1987. He was nominated for the first time and won the award for supporting drama actor. He played Robert F. Kennedy in the British production of Kennedy later that year, as well as in the British production of Small Sacrifices in 1989.Before the show's cancellation, <mask> led an ensemble cast briefly. In 1993, she was cast in the television show, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman. The portrayal of the DC Comics supervillain received positive reviews, but he left after the first season in a guest role. This villain is written as a human being, and not just a one-dimensional comic villain or a two-dimensional comic villain, the way he might have been portrayed in the movie. I thought he was brilliant, but it was a different kind of comic villain. After leaving Lois & Clark, he starred in a new series called Mutant X, where he was cast as Adam Kane. The show was canceled after three seasons.The independent film Southie was co-written and directed by <mask> in 1998. The film won the Best Film award at the Seattle International Film Festival and was distributed by Lions Gate Films. Dominic appeared on Sex and the City a month later. He played the role of Sebastian Cole in the film. Selected Shorts for Symphony Space is broadcast nationwide on Public Radio International. AudioFile Magazines Earphones Award was won by his reading of Truman Capote's "A Christmas Memory." XII.In 2005 he was cast in Law & Order: Criminal Intent. He was asked to join the Gossip Girl cast as Harold Waldorf, Blair Waldorf's father. His portrayal of the character resulted in increased name recognition and contributed to his presence in American meme and popular culture. Mary Stuart Masterson was his co-star in The Insurgents. Jeffery was a recurring character on The Good Wife. He made his debut in Indian cinema with a Tamil movie. An American actor became the first American actor to work in a Tamil film.The film received a lot of praise. The main character in the film Gandahar was voiced by <mask>. He was cast in a movie with Jessica Alba. The Trouble With the Truth was a romantic comedy that starred <mask> and Thompson. He directed a 40th anniversary production of Edward Gorey's Dracula. Ted Graham appeared in Madam Secretary at the beginning of the year. He wrote and directed Grey Lady, a romantic thriller about a woman on the island.The first charity screening of the independent film was in August of 2015. It was released on DVD and various streaming services. In 2015, she joined the cast of Agent X. It was announced that he would play a doctor in an episode of Bones. She has been married twice. He had a child with Laura Pettibone. He and his wife have two children, Miranda and Caiden.He was the artistic director for 40 productions at the Theatre Workshop of Nantucket. In addition to being an actor, writer, and producer, <mask> has also written and directed two screenplays that have turned into films, Grey Lady and Southie. Achchamundu! He was an executive producer on Grey Lady.

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title: Wes Burgess

texts: The author of books on animal behavior and human consciousness is an American Psychiatrist. Understanding the mind and social relationships has been his main contribution. He was born in Dumas, Texas to <mask> and Dorothea. He attended the Academy of Science, Washington University, and the St. Louis Zoo after graduating from Ladue Horton Watkins High School. At North Carolina State University, he received a PhD and an M.D. The University of Miami School of Medicine has a medical school. The Northern California Psychiatric Society Research Award was won by <mask> who 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 800-273-3217Career <mask> studied social behavior with Peter Witt under a National Science Foundation grant at the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. He taught courses in the Department of Psychology at the University of California, Davis after being awarded a National Science Foundation research grant. The Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at the UCLA School of Medicine is where he will teach classes and study brain and behavior. He led a suicide crisis hotline and taught classes at the university. For over 20 years, <mask>eira spinipes is a spider that spins two-part spider webs to catch prey. Oecobius civitas spiders exchange individual webs with each other as part of a unique prober/retaliator social strategy. Developing techniques of pattern recognition for measuring and displaying proxemic distances between k-nearest neighbor individuals in a social group was one of the things that <mask> compared the biological forces that produce social groups in fish, flocking and territorial birds, monkey colonies, and human social groups.The rhesus monkey colonies in Puerto Rico and the North Carolina Department of Mental Health Research have similar subgrouping patterns. If a few members receive drugs, the patterns will change. The dendrites of brain cells grow during development. With Richard Coss at the University of California, Davis, they were the first to show that sensory stimuli, including social stressors, can cause long- lasting changes in brain cell structure in just a few minutes. Early brain injury resembling childhood congenital disorders and adult traumatic brain injury can heal naturally and rehabilitative exercise improves brain healing. 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He created a number of mental health tests, including the Mental Health Diagnostic Examinations, verbal and written Cognitive Function Examinations, the Card Test Cognitive Function Examination, and the Personality Inventory Scale for diagnoses of personality disorders. The ability to perform normal thought processes is linked to the pathology of borderline personality disorder. He has written books for people with mental illnesses, their caretakers, and their families, as well as books and clinical articles for use by health professionals. Books, Wes. The mental status exam. The second edition.The first volume of the Mental Status Examination Series. There is a Mental Question Status-Examination-Challenging-naires on the Amazon.com website. The mental status exam is for personality disorders. The second volume of the Mental Status Examination Series. The year 2013; createSpace. There is a mental status examination for personality disorders. There are 32 challenging cases, DSM-5 and ICD-10 model interviews, questionnaires and cognitive tests for diagnosis and treatment.There are exercises to reduce stress, improve focus, and control anxiety. The space was created in 2011. "Calm Your Mind: Exercises to Reduce Stress, Improve Focus, and Control Anxiety, Anger, and Depression" was written by <mask>. The Transtorno is a type of Bipolar. Perguntas da Real com Prespostas Aizadas. So Paulo, Brazil: Editora Gaia. Tudo sobre o Brasil para voc ficar por dentro, <mask>.There is an answer book for the depression. The Depression-Answer-Book-Professional-Medication was published in 2009. There is a handbook for children, teens and families. The BipolarHandbook- Children's-Teens-Families was published in 2008. The person is Guia del Bipolar. The book is from Barcelona, Spain. "Guia-del-bipolar-Preguntas-respuestas" can be found on the Amazon.com website.The book is called The Bipolar Handbook. The BipolarHandbook-Real-Life-Up was published byPenguin Press. Lao Tse wrote The Tao Te Ching. Taoist wisdom is to Enlighten everyone. The first volume of the Clear Mind Series. There is a book called "Tao-Ching-Lao-Tse-Traditional" on Amazon. There is a Gateless Gate of Zen.There are stories to Enlighten Everyone. The second volume of The Clear Mind Series. The year 2012; createSpace. There is a Gateless Gate of Zen. Stories to Enlighten Everyone, <mask>. Lao Tse wrote The Tao Te Ching. There is a mini edition.There is a book called "Tao-Ching-Lao-Tse-Mini" which can be found on the Amazon.com website. There is a Gateless Gate of Zen. There is a mini edition. There is a book called "Gateless-Gate-Zen-Mini" on Amazon. Be Enlightened! A guide to Taoist meditation. The Enlightened-Guidebook-Ching-TAoist-Meditation is available on Amazon.The best Snorkeling book. The Ultimate-Snorkeling-Book-<mask> is available on Amazon.

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title: Ghalib

texts: The pen names of Asad and <mask> were used by the Indian poet Mirza Asadullah Baig Khan. His honorific was Dabir-ul-Mulk. After the First Indian War of Independence (Sepoy Mutiny) of 1858, the Mughal Empire was overtaken and displaced by the British East India Company Rule and finally deposed. He wrote in both languages. His fame rests on his poetry in Urdu, even though his Persian Divan is five times longer. In the Indian subcontinent and around the world, Ghalib is still popular. After the downfall of the Seljuk kings, a family of Mughals moved to Samarkand in modern-day Uzbekistan.His paternal grandfather was a Seljuq Turk who came to India from Samarkand during the reign of Ahmad Shah. He lived in Agra, UP, India after he was awarded the sub-district of Pahasu. He had six children. Two of his sons were his sons. Baig lived at his father-in-law's house after he married Izzat-ut-Nisa. He was first employed by the Nawab of Lucknow. He died in a battle in Alwar and was buried in Rajasthan.<mask> was 5 years old back then. His Uncle Nasrullah Baig Khan died from injuries he received when he fell off an elephant. The daughter of the brother of the Nawab of Ferozepur Jhirka was married to <mask> at the age of thirteen. He moved to Delhi with his brother, who had developed schizophrenia at a young age, and died in Delhi during the chaos of 1857. None of his children lived past infancy. He settled in Delhi after his marriage. He describes his marriage as the second imprisonment after life itself in one of his letters.The idea that life is one continuous painful struggle that can end only when life itself ends is a recurring theme in his poetry. There are conflicting reports regarding his relationship with one of his couplets saying that he sees the world as a playground where everyone is busy in some mundane activity and merrymaking rather than something of greater value. She was thought to be God-fearing. He was proud of his reputation as a rake. He enjoyed the affair after being imprisoned for gambling. He was a "ladies' man" in the Mughal court circles. When someone praised the poetry of the Sheikh in his presence, Ghalib immediately retorted, "Mughal Titles In 1850, Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar bestowed upon me the title of "Dabir-ul-Mulk".The Emperor added an additional title to it. The nobility of Delhi was represented by the conferment of these titles. The Emperor gave him the title of 'Mirza Nosha' and added his first name to it. He was a courtier in the royal court of the Emperor. In 1854, the Emperor appointed <mask> as his poet tutor. He was appointed as a tutor to the eldest son of Bahadur Shah II. The Emperor appointed him as the royal historian of the Mughal Court.He lived on either royal patronage of Mughal Emperors or the generosity of his friends because he was a member of declining Mughal nobility. His fame came to him before he died. He thought he would be recognized by later generations. The full pension was never restored after the decline of the Mughal Empire and the rise of the British Raj. At the age of 11, <mask> started writing poetry. Persian and Turkish were also spoken at home. He was educated in Persian and Arabic at a young age.The words "Hindi" and "Urdu" were used together. One of his works was titled Ode-e-Hindi, which means "Perfume of Hindi", and it was written in the Perso-Arabic script. A Muslim tourist from Iran came to Agra when <mask> was in his teens. He taught Persian, Arabic, philosophy, and logic to Ghalib for two years. His fame is due to his writings in Urdu. Many commentaries on ghazals have been written by Urdu scholars. The first Sharh was written during the rule of the last Nizam of Hyderabad.The ghazal was primarily an expression of anguished love, but it was also an expression of philosophy, the mysteries of life, and many other subjects. The identity and gender of the beloved are not set in stone. Shamsur Rahman Faruqui explained that the poet-protagonist-lover was freed from the demands of realism because of the convention of having the "idea" of a lover or beloved. Love poetry in Urdu from the last quarter of the 17th century onwards consists mostly of "poems about love" and not "love poems" in the Western sense of the term. Love Sonnets of Ghalib was the first complete English translation of the ghazals. It has complete Roman transliteration, explication, and an extensive lexicon. Pensions and Patronage Ghalib have been described as concerned about receiving pensions more than building an estate or engaging in commerce.He was paid a monthly salary of 62 rupees and 8 annas from his uncle's government pension. The petition was presented to the Governor-General in Calcutta. He wanted to become the highest-ranking Ustaad for the Mughal Court. He would get a salary of 400 rupee a month for this position. Before becoming the official poet Laureate of the court, <mask> was paid 50 rupee a month to write histories on the history of the House of Taimur. A gifted letter writer is <mask>. Not only poetry but prose is indebted to the man.His letters made the language easy and popular. Letter writing in Urdu was very attractive before Ghalib. He used words and sentences to make his letters talk. According to him, Sau kos se ba-zaban-e-qalam baatein kiya karo aur hijr mein visaal ke maze liya karo, from a hundred of miles talk with the tongue of the pen and enjoy the joy of meeting even Sometimes he would just write the name of the person and start the letter. He wrote funny letters. In one letter he wrote, "Main koshish karta hoon ke koi aisi baat likhoon Jo padhe khush ho jaaye'"According to some scholars, <mask> would have the same place in Urdu literature as he did in his letters. They have been translated into English. A chronicler of a turbulent period was <mask>. One by one, the bazaars disappeared. The 888-276-5932s of his friends were destroyed. Delhi had become a desert. There was no water.Delhi was a military camp. It was the end of the feudal elite. He wrote that there was an ocean of blood around him. Was this all? The future will show what's left for me. The original Takhallus was drawn from his given name, Asadullah Khan. At some point early in his poetic career, he adopted the pen-name of <mask>, meaning all conquering, superior, most excellent.At some places in his poetry, he used the pen name Asad Ullah Khan. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan finished his scholarly, well-researched, and illustrated edition of Abul Fazl's Ai'n-e Akbari. After finishing his work, he asked the great Ghalib to write a taqriz for him, as he believed that he was a person who would appreciate his labors. A short Persian poem castigating the Ai'n-e Akbari and the imperial, sumptuous, literate and learned Mughal culture of which it was a product was produced by Ghalib. The book had little value even though it was an antique document. Khan wasted his talents and time on dead things. He praised the "sahibs of England" who held all the keys to the world.The poem has never been translated into English. Shamsur Rahman Faruqi wrote a translation. The translation is correct if it doesn't have the felicity of the original. He put his heart to a task and made himself a free servant because of this idea of his. One who isn't capable of admiring his quality would no doubt praise him for this task, the basis of which is the book. If I don't give him praise for this task, it's proper that I find occasion to praise. I have nothing to say to the perverse because I don't know anything about arts and letters.What profit could my master hope for? It's an excellent inventory, what's there to see that's worth seeing? If you talk to me about Laws and Rules, open your eyes and look at England. Look at the style and practice of these, 13 to see what Laws and Rules they have made for all to see. The skilled ones grew the science and skills at the expense of the forebears. The people who own the right to Laws and Rules are the ones who have given hundreds of laws to India. The skilled ones bring out the fire from the straw.The boat is in the water because of a spell struck on water. Sometimes the vapour takes the boat down the sea. Vapour makes the sky-wheel go round and round. The wind and wave are redundant because of 21 Vapour. These wise people get news from thousands of miles in a couple of breaths. The city is bright in the night, without candles. Look at the businesses of the knowledgeable ones.Before the Laws and Rules that the times now have all others have become things of the past, does your book have such good and elegant Laws? Why should one harvest corn from another harvest when one sees a treasure house of

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title: Ghalib

texts: gems? If you speak of its style, it's good, but it's better than all else that you seek. It's a Date-Palm which drops sweet light, like dates, so don't regard that Generous Source as niggardly. Worshiping the Dead is not a good idea, wouldn't you agree? The Rule of silence pleases my heart. Here in this world, your creed is to worship all the Prophet's children, go past praising, and pray for Syed Ahmad Khan-e Arif Jang who is made up entirely of wisdom and splendour.The poem came at a time when Khan's thought and feelings were about to change. He seemed to be aware of a European sponsored change in world polity. Syed Ahmed Khan might have been interested in the admonitions, but he would also have realized that the reading of the situation was accurate. Khan may have felt that he should have seen the change that was just around the corner because he was better informed about the English and the outside world. Sir Khan gave up taking an active interest in history and archaeology and became a social reformer because he never again wrote a word in praise of the Ai'n-e Akbari. There was a greater emphasis on seeking of God in the religious views of Ghalib. Like many other Urdu poets, <mask> was capable of writing profoundly religious poetry, but was skeptical about some interpretations of the Islamic scriptures done by certain religious leaders.He once wrote in a letter to a friend that he disdained the practices of certain Ulema, who in his poems represent narrow-mindedness and hypocrisy. In his letters, he contrasted the narrow legalism of the Ulema with its pre-occupation with teaching the baniyas and the brats, and wallowing in the problems of menstruation and menstrual bleeding. During the anti-British Rebellion in Delhi, three weeks after the British troops had entered through Kashmiri Gate, some soldiers climbed into <mask>'s neighbourhood and hauled him off to Colonel Burn for questioning. He wore a Central Asian style headdress in front of the colonel. The colonel asked in broken Arabic, "Well?". Are you Muslim? Ghalib replied sardonically, "Half?"The colonel asked what that meant. "I drink wine, but I don't eat pork," he said. A large part of <mask>'s poetry focuses on the Naat, poems in praise of Muhammad, which indicates that he was a Muslim. The Abr-i gauharbar is a Naat poem. The qasida was written in dedication to a Naat. He said that he should be silent before Muhammad because he wasn't good enough to address him, who was praised by God. In his poem "Chiragh-i-Dair" (The Lamp of Temple), which was composed during his trip to Benares during the spring of 1823, he mused about the land of India.His knowledge of the language was a point of pride for him, as he held Persian in high regard. The majority of <mask>'s poetic compositions in Persian were qasidahs dedicated to rulers. There are ghazals and mathnawis in Persian. May-na-ye rz was his first published work in the language. Panj ahang was published in 1849. From the creation of the universe to the death of the Mughal Emperor, the history of the universe was in Mehr-e nmrz. Dastanbu was an account of the 1857 revolt.Qaat'i-e Burhaan was a critique of Burhaan-e-Qaat'i, a controversial Persian dictionary. A collection of 11,337 poems by <mask> was published in 2010. A few years before his death, he had written over 11,000 Persian poems. The tutor of the then emperor of India with his seat in Delhi was poet Zauq. There are some funny stories about the competition between Zauq and <mask>. There was mutual respect for each other's talent. Both admired and acknowledged the supremacy of Meer Taqi Meer, a towering figure of the 18th century.Momin was a famous contemporary of <mask>. Altaf Hussain Hali was a shagird of Ghalib. Yaadgaar-e-Ghalib is a biography written by Hali. He was a prolific prose writer. The political and social climate of the time is reflected in his letters. Mir Mehdi Majrooh was a good poet and a lifelong friend of Ghalib. The poems written by Ghalib were difficult to comprehend.He made the sentence so complex that it was hard for people to understand it. Hakeem Agha Jaan Aish, a poet of Ghalib's era, once read a couplet in a Mushaira mocking Ghalib, who felt bad for it. A simple style of prose in Urdu was introduced by Ghalib before it became a complex language. The tomb of Nizamuddin Auliya is near the grave of Ghalib. There is a side view of Mazar-e-<mask>. His unique and peculiar style of poetry is known as the unique style of writing. One of the meanings of this sheer is that it gives two meanings.On the other hand, he says that there is loneliness all over the place, which makes him want to go back to his hometown. My home is warm. The loneliness which resembles my home can be taken from this. Just like this one, my home is also a deserted place. That is something that Ghalib thrives on. Jagjit Singh, Mehdi Hassan, Iqbal Bano, Abida Parveen, Farida Khanum, Tina Sani are some of the legacy gazal maestros. He died in Delhi.The house where he lived in Old Delhi, known as the Ghalib ki Haveli, has now been turned into a memorial. The films and TV serials paid tribute to the legendary poet through a film called "Mirza Ghalib (1954)", in which the actors played the legendary poet and his courtesan lover, Chaudvin. The musical score of the film was composed by Ghulam Mohammed, who also composed the famous ghazals. Pakistani cinema paid tribute to the legendary poet through another film. M.M. produced and directed the film. S.K. was represented by Billoo Mehra. There are pictures.Tassaduq Hussain composed the music. The film starred two actors, one playing a courtesan lover and the other a film star. The film reached average status at the box-office, however, the music remains memorable in Pakistan to this day. It was immensely successful in India, and was produced by Gulzar. The ghazals that were sung and composed by Jagjit Singh and Chitra Singh were used in the serial. There is a cult following for the serial's music in the Indian subcontinent. In the show, various ghazals by Ghalib were rendered in different musical styles by singers and musicians.There are hundreds of plays that are performed in Northern India and Pakistan. The plays are based on his life. The first phase of his stage portrayal began at the Parsi Theatre and ended at the Hindustani Theatre. Many theatre-goers used to call him <mask> when he played this role many times. The ghazals used to be presented one after another. The courtesan, Chaudvin, played by Madan Sandhu, was depicted philandering with the character of Ghalib. Many expensive productions were supported by the wife of the President.Surendra Verma's play, which was performed by the National School of Drama, was one of the many plays celebrating <mask>'s life. Qaid-e-Hayat talks about the personal life of the poet Ghalib, including his financial hardship and his tragic love for a woman calligraphist. It has been directed by a number of theatre directors over the years. College and university productions were performed by students' groups. The writers whose scripts were popular during this period include Jameel Shaidai. A chain of comedies was inspired by Ghalib. One of the classics is Ghalib in New Delhi which has been performed hundreds of times.The plays Main Gaya Waqt Nahin Hoon and Ghalib Ke Khutoot are still being performed in Indian cities. The trend on productions about Ghalib began in Delhi. The 2015 film Masaan contains various examples of poetry and shaayari by <mask>, along with works by Akbar Allahabadi, Basheer Badr, and Dushyant Kumar. Explaining that he wanted to show the character of Shaalu as a person with a common hobby of reading Hindi poetry and Shaayari, the film's writer-lyricist said that this is a conscious tribute. On his 220th birth anniversary, a special doodle was shown on the Indian home page of Search Engine Google. There is a statue of a man in Jamia Millia Islamia University Entrance in Delhi. The status shows <mask> as a great poet.A wall mural was inaugurated on January 21st in the Nagpada Locality of Mumbai. There is a mural measuring 10 ft. x 42 ft. It shows the impact that Ghalib had on poetry and art in India. The area where the mural is located was once a hub for art, literature, writers and poets. One of the most prominent poets during the Mughal era in India was Mirza Asadullah Baig Khan. His honorific was Dabir-ul-Mulk. He used to sign his letters as Aaqaa'id Ghalib.There is a list of Persian poets and authors in the Indian subcontinent. There is a person by the name of Daud Rahbar. SUNY Press was published in 1987. There are external links to 19th-century Indian

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title: Kitty O'Neil (dancer)

texts: One of the most celebrated American variety theatre dancers of the late 19th century was <mask>'Neil. She was the "best female jig dancer in the world" according to The New York Times. "<mask>'Neil's Champion," a "sand jig" named in her honor, was revived in the 1970s by Tommy Peoples and other Irish traditional musicians. William and Elizabeth O'Neil, both immigrants from Ireland, were the parents of dancing career O'Neil. Her parents took her to learn "fancy dancing" after she performed in public at about the age of eight. She danced at theaters in Buffalo, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Syracuse. She made her debut at the "Opera House" in New York City on January 23, 1871, after Variety impresario Tony Pastor heard of her talent.The second "<mask>'Neil" who performed in this era for Tony Pastor was confused. The first, also known as "Kathleen O'Neil," was a Dublin-born singer who arrived in the U.S. in 1861 and began performing with Pastor the following year. <mask>'Neil's reputation was soon surpassed by that of her singing predecessor. She was featured in Pastor's company in New York and on tour for months after her debut, and also danced for John at the Howard Athenaeum, the leading variety hall in Boston. O'Neil's theatrical home base was New York's Theatre Comique, managed by Josh Hart, from 1876 on. All others are mere imitators and their futile efforts when compared with Miss O'Neil's artistic abilities fall below, according to a typical billing for <mask> from a Comique playbill in the Harrigan era. O'Neil's specialties were the "rale old Irish reel," the Lancashire clog, and the "straight jig," a peculiarly American form developed by performers who danced to syncopated tunes in 2/4 or 1/2 time rather than the typical 6.She was known for her "sand jig," a straight jig that she performed as a series of shuffles and slides on a sand-strewn stage to music. In her early years on stage, O'Neil's dance costume was almost identical to that of her male peers. She sports the white stockings, black pumps, and long-sleeved blouse of her male cohort, which signaled skill, rather than donning the flesh-colored tights of female chorus dancers, which suggested nudity, as dance historian April F. Masten noted. She was most frequently booked at Hyde and Behman's Theater in Downtown Brooklyn in the later years of her career. Her last performance in New York City was at the London Theatre. After an 1890 trip to California with Hyde's Specialty Company, O'Neil retired from touring. Her last public performance was in Buffalo in the summer of 1891.<mask>'Neil married Ed Power, who ran a saloon at the corner of Crosby and Prince Streets in lower Manhattan. <mask> married Harry Kernell, a Philadelphia-born comedian, after Power died of Tuberculosis. Neither of <mask>'s children survived infancy. They divorced in 1887. She married a saloonkeeper named Alfred Pettie after O'Neil retired to Buffalo. She died of peritonitis and nephritis after an unsuccessful abdominal operation for a female complaint. She was buried in Buffalo.<mask>'s reputation as the premier sand jigger of her day inspired the composition of "Kitty O'Neil's Champion," an elaborate seven-part sand jig that first appeared in Boston in 1884. The earlier two-part straight jig called "Kitty O'Neil" was published in 1869 and may have been named for the earlier <mask>'Neil, the singer. 1000 Fiddle Tunes was first published in Chicago in 1940 and contains most of the tunes in Ryan's. Cole was in print for a long time. Many American, Canadian and Irish traditional musicians used 1000 Fiddle Tunes to find new music. Tommy Peoples began playing "<mask> O'Neil's Champion" in stage performances in the 70s and recorded it in 1982 on his album The Iron Man. Other musicians who learned the tune from his playing also recorded it under the name "<mask>'Shea."Some of the musicians who have recorded versions of the song include Kevin Burke, uilleann piper Paddy Keenan, the concertina/fiddle duo Edel Fox, and Eamonn Coyne. William Bradbury Ryan may have contributed to the tune in Ryan's. <mask>'Neil's greatest contemporary and rival, a New-York-born straight and sand jig dancer who performed in many of the same variety theaters as <mask>'Neil, was honored in a very similar tune in the collection. Artists from Buffalo, New York American people of Irish descent American female dancers from New York.

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title: Jim Bede

texts: James R<mask> was an American aircraft designer. A string of business failures kept most of the designs out of widespread use. <mask> was raised in Cleveland. He graduated from West Technical School in Cleveland in 1952 with a degree in Aeronautical Engineer. He began work as a performance engineer with North American Aviation, where he worked on projects for the United States Navy. In order to produce a kit-built aircraft of his own design, Bede Aviation was formed with his father James in 1961. The general aviation market was more expensive than the average consumer.The way to solve this problem was to have prospective pilots build their own aircraft, as labor costs were a major part of the overall price of a delivered aircraft. The low-wing two-seat design of the BD-1 used some of the latest techniques in aircraft construction. Instead of riveted, the aluminum honeycomb was bonded together. This made the plane light, but also very strong, and it was to be fully Aerobic and stressed to 9g. It is estimated that the performance of the plane would be 135 knots (250 km/h) with the same engine as the Cessna 152, which reached about 115 knots (185 km/h) with a similar engine. In order to make the plane more practical for the average owner, the wings could be folded and the aircraft towed behind a car, allowing it to be stored at home in a garage. The kit would cost US$2,500.The more powerful O-235 was listed at $4,200. A lot of money was spent without a final design. A few local Cleveland businessmen took control of the company in 1968 and renamed it American Aviation in order to produce the design in complete factory-built form as the American AA-1. Changes were made to the design to make it more stable, including a larger horizontal tail and a more forgiving airfoil on the main wing. The AA-1 and follow-on designs were popular. The company was later purchased by another company. Bede also worked on several other designs.The XBD-2 is an experimental boundary layer control design based on a system designed by the Aerophysics Department of Mississippi State University. The system used 164,000 holes drilled into the surface of the wing to suck air from the boundary layer into the interior of the wing, as well as keeping the boundary layer attached over a wider variety of angles of attack and increasing lift. Two engines driving a common pusher propeller, aluminum honeycomb panels, and fiberglass landing gear struts were some of the interesting design features. The aircraft was donated after 50 hours of testing. The basic layout of the XBD-2 was used in the pusher design. The BD-7 was also designed as an executive version, but without progressing past the early design stage. Bede was kicked out of American Aviation after attempting a record breaking around-the-world flight in a modified glider.He dubbed the plane "LOVE", an acronym for "low altitude, very efficient". The aircraft was modified to increase fuel capacity to 565 gallons (2,140 l) with two additional fuselage tanks, seal the wings to turn them into tanks, and add wingtip tanks as well. It was completed in April 1966 and while he did not attempt the two-hop-around-the-world trip, Bede set several distance and endurance records. The flight ended early after covering just under 9000 miles. Bede remained convinced of the validity of the kit plane market, and re- formed his company as Bede Aircraft. The Bede BD-4 is a simpler-to-build aircraft. The BD-4 was based on a simple high-wing design and had few curved surfaces.The only major components with compound curves were the fiberglass engine cowling and landing gear pants. The "panel-rib" construction reduced the building time of the wing. The upper lip of the ribs was extended to form part of the wing surface. The wing was built by sliding the sections together over the spar. The AA-1 was able to reach 130 knots using the same 108 HP Lycoming O-235 as the BD-4. It could also be equipped with engines up to 220hp, which was to top out at 190 knots (350 km/h) with a low-power cruise. The aircraft can be completed in either tricycle or tail-dragger configurations.Thousands of plans were sold, hundreds were built and many are still flying 50 years later. Even with the large engines, speeds were typically 130-150 kt. The aircraft has a good safety record. Bede was working on a more ambitious design, the BD-5 Micro, while the BD-4 was in development. The Micro was a small single-seater that looked like a jet fighter, with the pilot sitting semi-reclined under a large fighter-like canopy. The fiberglass panels over the aluminum frame were to be used for the engine and pusher propeller. The V-tail for decreased drag in cruise was one of the features of the aircraft.Two versions were planned, one for high speeds and the other for range and powered glider use. The performance of the BD-5A was claimed to be over 200 mph. Bede published an information booklet about the project in early 1971 after work began in earnest. Popular Science had a widely read article at this early date. The first $200 deposit was accepted on February 24, 1971 and the shipping date was May 24, 1972. They had over 4,000 orders by the end of the year. The economics of mass production allowed hydroformed aluminum components to be made.The prototype flew briefly on September 12. The original V-tail needed a redesign. Bede made a number of improvements after hiring Rutan to head the flight test department. There was a new larger tail and a slightly longer fuselage. There were nospoilers or split flaps left at this time. Repeated engine failures were the most intractable problem. To meet weight limitations, the engine had to weigh less than 100 lbs.This wouldn't have been a problem with the original intention of using a 40hp engine, but as the design matured it was realized that 65 to 70hp would be needed. Any off-the-shelf aircraft engine could not be used. Bede chose a two-stroke engine which had a better power-to-weight ratio. The 440cc Polaris design was replaced with a similar engine from Keikhaefer Aeromarine. The engine was replaced by an engine from Hirth Motoren, which was available in 40, 65 and 70hp versions. Bede offered the kit with the engine to follow after the design was finalized. Many people took Bede's offer of putting an engine into a completed airframe.At that time, Hirth went bankrupt. The Xenoah design from Japan was chosen because of the need for a suitable engine. The company was bankrupt by the time 5,100 kits had been shipped. Bede was involved in a project to build an inexpensive aircraft for use in Africa, but it failed. The Bede BD-8, a single-place aerobatic aircraft, was one of the new aircraft designs he worked on. When the company went bankrupt, the prototype was purchased and completed by Mike Huffman, who showed it at Oshkosh in 1980. Bede worked on an inflatable hang glider, the Bede Wing.The work on the BD-5D continued even though the company was effectively bankrupt. The project was dead when the bankruptcy became official in 1979. The money that was supposed to be used to build kits was instead spent on a variety of projects, leaving $9 million missing. Bede entered a consent decree with the FTC to no longer accept deposits on aircraft. Bede created an unconventional variant of the BD-5 with a small jet engine while the Xenoah engine was being tested. The aircraft was a 300 mph plane. The Sermel TRS-18-046 was used in the design to produce over 200 lbs of thrust.Ames Industrial produced the original engines in the United States. Many of the flying examples started life in this batches of twenty, as a result of Bob Bishop purchasing 20 BD-5J kits as soon as they appeared. A number have been involved in crashes, usually due to inadequate maintenance or insufficient training, but in one case accident investigators concluded the pilot must have died before the crash. Bishop spent more than 1,500 hours in his jets, which he now operates for military customers as a cruise missile surrogate, and he was a popular airshow fixture. The "Silver Bullets" were two of them. The Bud Light Jet was briefly had by Budweiser. There was a fire in the engine compartment after a fuel flow sensor burst in flight.The pilot was unharmed, but the plane was lost. It was in the opening sequence of the James Bond film. While practicing for an air show in Canada, Scott Manning's BD-5J crashed, killing him. On the morning of June 27th, an experienced airshow pilot was killed when his Acrojet Special BD-5J hit trees on the final approach to the Ocean City Municipal Airport in Maryland. As a cruise missile surrogate, the airplane was involved in radar testing. The World's Smallest Jet was held by the BD-5J for over 25 years. In November 2004, the record was changed to <mask> of San Juan, Puerto Rico, whose jet was 80 lbs lighter than Bob Bishop's jet.The use of an earlier Microturbojet, the simpler     , which weighed less, was the primary difference. Bede Design took on a number of engineering projects after Bede Aviation collapsed. The Bede Car was a project with his cousin that used an 80hp motorcycle engine and a fan to drive it. The car weighed less than a third of a normal four-seater built of steel and was built from fiberglass on aluminum. The design claimed 120 miles/gallon (2.0 L/100 km) fuel economy. The prototype proved the infeasibility of the concept, as Bede Industries intended to introduce the car in 1982. The car's power was so low that it couldn't roll up an inclined driveway for parking without "gunning" it.It is not clear if electric motors were added for low speed operation and reversing. The economy ratings were based on fuel flow rates of the engine without the actual car. The prototype is not known. A smaller motorcycle-like vehicle followed. The prototype was based on a production motorcycle and surrounded by a fiberglass shell. It was known as the autocycle and the litestar and pulse. About 200 were produced and sold.The FTC consent decree expired in 1989 and Bede announced the design of a new jet. Mike Van Wagenen is thought to have come up with the original idea. Bede Jet at the Spirit of St. Louis Airport was formed by him. He chose the smallest production engine he could find in quantity, the General Electric J85, and designed an aircraft around it, after learning that using an untested engine was a bad idea. The design bore some resemblance to the T-38 Talon, which was powered by two examples of the same engine. The aircraft was claimed to be able to climb to 10,000 feet in under 60 seconds and cruise for 2,000 miles at up to 13,700 feet. Bede's prototype was completed in 1992 and began testing, but it suffered from a number of minor teething problems.The weight ballooned from 1,600 lbs to 2,800 lbs and the fuel capacity had to be cut to 400 to 500 lbs. The plane was barely transonic at Mach 0.83. When it was sent to the Reno Air Races in 1994 to drum up sales, it suffered from wrinkling around the vertical stabilizers, indicating too much flex. The project seems to have ground to a halt after a fix was designed. Van Wagenen had already planned to help kit buyers build the plane, and in December 1993 took over the civilian rights to the program, intending to sell completed versions as the Fox 10. Van Wagenen was killed during the testing of the first aircraft. A new owner at the controls had a flap failure which caused a deadly crash.The work at Fox ended. Nothing came of the sale of the military rights to Monitor Jet of Canada by Bede. In 1997 Bede Jet declared bankruptcy. In 2003 the only other completed aircraft was destroyed. Bede started the design of two and four seat versions of the Bede BD-12 and Bede BD-14. They were designed by the Bede Aircraft. Deposits were held in an account in order to hold a place in line for kit delivery.The lowest price for an order before January 1995 was $18,900 with the smallest engine. Bede signed up dealers who would help customers build their planes. The BD-12 consisted of a few hundred parts and was built using the latest construction techniques in order to reduce construction time. It was claimed that the plane could be finished and flown away in two weeks. Something on the order of 250 small deposits was received. By early 1995 the prototype had not flown and the work on the prototype had not even begun. The buzz was generated when the almost complete BD-12 was shipped to Oshkosh.170 lbs of lead was added in the nose of the prototype in order to move the center of gravity back to a reasonable position for a test flight. The prototype was almost completely destroyed on its first flight due to marginal stability. The program is still going on despite the plane not appearing at the 1996 show. Bede's company was once again in financial trouble months later. They were evicted from their hangar and moved to a new location. BedeAmerica Aerosport is a new design shop. He was promoting a six-place version of the BD-4 at the time.The plans did not generate a lot of interest, so he moved on to the single-seat Nugget and two-seat BD-18, both based on a layout similar to the original. The first announcement of the BD 17 was in 2000 and it was even simpler than the previous one. It entered flight testing in 2003 and was found to have excellent flight qualities. Bede's designation system is somewhat confusing because he re-used naming on several occasions. The experimental boundary layer control design and later powered glider were both named after the BD-2 name. The earlier aircraft based on the XBD-2 and later the two-seat BD-5 were both used twice. Death Bede passed away on July 9, 2015, in Cleveland, Ohio.The <mask> Story is an official biography of Bede Corp.

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