title: Louise of Great Britain

texts: The first wife of King Frederick V, <mask> of Great Britain was the daughter of King George II of Great Britain. King George's ministers wanted the Danes to support Prussia so they arranged the marriage of <mask> and Frederick V. Even though she didn't exert much influence over her husband's decision-making, Louisa was a popular figure at the court. Princess <mask> was the youngest child of the Prince and Princess of Wales and was born on December 7, 1724. She was christened "Louisa" there on December 22. Her godparents were Princess Amelia of Great Britain, Princess Louisa Ulrika of Prussia, and Frederick, Prince Royal of Prussia. When <mask> was two years old, her grandfather, George I, died and her father, George II, ascended the throne.<mask> was granted use of the arms of the realm on 30 August when she was a child. On December 11, 1743, <mask> wed Prince Frederick ofDenmark and Norway. Her brother, the Duke of Cumberland, was the representative of the groom at the first ceremony. The supplies for the Princess were ordered by the Lord Chamberlain, with an estimate of £503. <mask> swapped her English retinue for a Danes one, headed by her new chamberlain Carl Juel and her head lady-in-waiting Christiane Henriette <mask>. After travelling together, <mask> and Frederick held their official entry into the capital, followed by a second ceremony with the groom present. Great Britain proposed the marriage.Great Britain had the advantage of being able to make a marriage alliance with France at the time of the marriage. King Christian VI hoped the marriage would lead to British support for his son's claim to the throne of Sweden. There were hopes that marriage would change the behavior of the Crown Prince. One of the children did not survive infancy. Although the marriage was arranged, the couple got along well, and at least during the first years, their relationship was happy to begin with. Frederick was not in love with her and continued to have affairs after their marriage, even though he came to feel high regard for her. <mask> pretended not to notice his adultery with multiple partners, notably with Else Hansen, as Frederick was comfortable with her.Her father-in-law remarked that she seemed to him to be kind and agreeable after she made herself popular in the court. On August 6th, 1746, Frederick V ascended the throne and <mask> became Queen of Denmark and Queen of Norway. The popularity of the royal couple has been attributed to Queen <mask>. The royal court was more interested in music, dance and theatre than her parents-in-law were. <mask> was able to socialize easily with others. In 1747, she arranged for the Italian opera company to play at the royal court theatre, and in 1748, the French Du Londel Troupe was invited to perform. She was appreciated for her efforts to speak the Danish language with her children.She hired teachers to help her children learn to speak their country's language after studying the Danes' language. She was described as well educated and good at conversation, not beautiful but very dignified and well suited to her role as queen. She has good sense and is easy with words, friendly in tone, knows how to converse on many subjects and can speak several languages; while giving court, she seldom leaves anyone without saying something nice; she very much enjoys dance and dances. She plays the clavichord well and teaches her daughters to sing. Queen <mask> was against the marriage of her daughter Sophia to Gustav, the heir apparent to the Swedish throne. She was worried that her daughter would not be treated well by the queen of Sweden. The real ruler at the Swedish court was Louisa Ulrika, who was known for her anti-Danish views and for being opposed to the match.<mask> disliked arranged marriages because of her own experience. The death of Queen <mask>, who was pregnant with her sixth child, took place on December 19th, 1751, a day after her 27th birthday. She was buried in a cathedral. <mask>, Dansk Kvindebiografisk Leksikon, page 399, is part of the genealogy reference list. There are links to Queen <mask> at the website of the Royal Danes Collection.

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title: Hannah Cockroft

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> is a British wheelchair racer who races in the T34 classification. She holds the world records for the 100 metres, 200 metres, 400 metres, 800 metres and 1500 metres in her classification and the Paralympics records at 100 metres, 200 metres, 400 metres and 800 metres. She won two gold medals at the 2012 Summer Paralympics. She won three more gold medals at the 2016 Summer Paralympics. On July 30, 1992 <mask> was born in West Yorkshire. She suffered two cardiac arrests after birth which left her with permanent damage to her brain, causing her to have weak hips, deformed feet and legs, and affecting her fine motor skills in her hands. She uses a wheelchair for long distances but has the ability to walk short distances.As a T34 athlete, Cockroft competes on the track. After being turned away from sport throughout her primary education, Cockroft competed at secondary school in swimming, seated discus and wheelchair basketball. As a result of her silver medal performance in the seated discus at the UK School Games, she attended a British Paralympian Association talent day. Dr Ian Thompson, husband of former wheelchair racer Tanni Grey-Thompson gave her her first chance to try an elite racing wheelchair. Thompson was her coach for the first year of her career. In 2008 a dance academy gave the proceeds from programme sales at its annual show to help her buy her own racing chair, but when it arrived, its made-to-measure set up was incorrect, so her father modified the wheelchair to fit. She was invited to join the Great Britain Paralympic Team after winning a gold medal in the 100 metres race at the UK School Games.In 2009, <mask> participated in her first ever road race, the London Mini Marathon, taking the champion title in the girls 14–19 age group. <mask> was being coached by a Paralympics coach. She broke her first World Record in the 400 metres at the Knowsley Disability athletics challenge in May, when she ran a time of 65.51 seconds. Later that month, <mask> sat her A-level exams, became prom Queen and broke seven more world records in eight days. <mask> received the Best British Paralympian Performance award in 2010. At the age of 19, she made her senior Great Britain team debut. She won gold in the 100 and 200 metres.She won the 200 metres and 400 metres at the IWAS World Junior Championships. Her performances earned her a second Best British Paralympian Performance award in November 2011. <mask> broke a world record in the London Olympic Stadium in May 2012 when she won the T34 100 metres. She broke the record again at the Swiss National Championships. Great Britain's first track gold medal since 2004, and first track and field gold medal of the 2012 Summer Paralympics, were won by <mask> in the 100 metres T34 final. She won a gold medal in the 200 metres T34 in 31.90 seconds, a Paralympics record. Royal Mail painted two post boxes gold in honor of her and issued two postage stamps featuring her.She was made an MBE in the New Year Honours for her services to the community. <mask> changed her coaching team to include an Australian. At the Anniversary Games at the Olympic Stadium, <mask> won the T33/T34 100 metres race with a stadium record time of 17.80 seconds. At the World Championships in Lyon, <mask> retained her T34 100 metres and T34 200 metres titles. <mask> was 7th on the Sports Personality of the Year list. She was the first Paralympian to ever be nominated for the award. In March, <mask> competed in and won a Sport Relief edition of Strictly Come Dancing.On 1 June, <mask> set a new world-record time over 1500 metres. In August, <mask> won a gold medal in the 100 metres and for the first time in her life, she competed in the 800 metres at the European Championships. The last major championship medals were missing from her collection. She was named the Athletics Weekly female para athlete of the year. <mask> lost her first race after seven years of domination. At the Newham open meet in July, <mask> came second to a British man. She won the 800 metres later in the day.At the end of the season, <mask> retained her world champion title over the 100 metres, and won her first gold medals over the 400 metres and 800 metres at a world championship stage. At the 2016 Rio Summer Paralympics, <mask> won three gold medals, retaining her title in the Women's 100 metres T34 Final, and winning the Women's 400 metres T34 Final, recording a new world-record time of 58.78 seconds. She set a Games record in all three events. She became the deputy lieutenant of West Yorkshire after returning home. She broke the T34 World record in the 1500 metres for the third time in her career with a time of 3.50.22. She had never held the full set of T34 World Records. At the same meet, held in Arbon in Switzerland, she also obliterated her 400 metres World record set the previous year at the Rio 2016 Paralympics, and her 800 metres World Record, recording a new time of 1.55.73.She competed in her fourth World Championships in July at the QEII Olympic Stadium. Although suffering from food poisoning the night before the T34 100 metres final, <mask> powered home to take gold in a new world-record time. She became the most decorated British athlete in World Championship history when she won the 800 metres and 400 metres. The Sports Journalists Association named her British Sportswoman of the Year. She was the first Paralympian to ever win the award. It was the first defeat on the international stage for <mask>. She won a silver medal in the T34 100 metres at the World Para athletics European Championships in Berlin.She regained her European Champion title after missing the event in 2016 There was a presenting role for <mask> on the popular British TV programme. The first dozen athletes were chosen to represent the UK at the 2020 Paralympics in Tokyo. At the end of June, she was in Manchester for the British Athletic Championships where she was first in a 400 metres wheelchair race. She successfully retained her women's 100 metres T34 Paralympic title after winning gold at the Tokyo Paralympics with a new world record timing of 16.39 seconds. She won her sixth Paralympics gold medal in the women's 100 metres event. She left her home and training base in Yorkshire to study journalism and media at the university.She moved back to her hometown in 2016 to prepare for the Rio Paralympics. After her athletics career, she wants to work in television media. She launched 17 Sports Management in October of last year. She cites Petitclerc as her sporting inspiration. Petitclerc, winner of 15 Paralympic gold medals, has been involved with <mask>'s development as a mentor and advisor. <mask> believes she may have a fear of fish. She appeared on a Stand Up To Cancer episode of The Great British Bake Off.The couple appeared together on a celebrity special of The Hit List in 2020. Forget Me Not Children's Hospice is a charity that <mask> is proud to support. The Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) and Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) were both for services to athletics. On September 13, 2012 she was awarded the freedom of the town. An honor degree was awarded to Cockcroft by the University of Bradford. In October 2016 <mask> was appointed as the deputy lieutenant of West Yorkshire. The Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) is appointed for services to athletics.There are also 2012 Olympics gold post boxes in the United Kingdom.

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title: Rik Wouters

texts: <mask> was a Belgian painter, sculptor and draughtsman. In 34 years, Wouters produced 200 paintings, drawings and sculptures. He died in Amsterdam during the First World War. <mask>' art was similar to the works of artists such as Henri Matisse and Paul Cézanne. Adams says that <mask>' art reflects themes of "warmth and tenderness", with his paintings characterized by an array of colors and brush strokes. Wouters deviated from mainstream artists in favour of a more "simplistic and genuine" style. Wouters' works are usually slightly different from other Fauvist artists.Wouters' sculptures and paintings include 'Lady in blue' and 'Self-portrait with cigar'. <mask> <mask> was born in Mechelen in August of 1882. His father was a sculptor while his mother was a housewife. <mask> was young. After dropping out of school in 1894, he began sculpting at the age of 12 in his father's workshop. During these years, <mask> developed a passion for sculpting and it was here that he met and worked alongside fellow sculptor from Mechelen Ernest Wijnants, with whom he remained lifelong friends, painting a portrait entitled 'Portrait of Ernest Wijnants' in 1912. Wouters would draw in his free time.<mask> left his father's workshop at 15 to pursue a career as an artist and sculptor. <mask> <mask> attended the Academy of Mechelen in 1897 after leaving the workshop. He was a student for 4 years. Wouters relocated to the Belgian capital in 1901 after being admitted to the Academy of Brussels in 1900. <mask> was unable to produce any works of originality and so painted within popular methodologies, including hidden iconographical meanings, a style he would later reject. Wouters ranked first in sculpture and second in historical composition in the Academy. Wouters' earliest works are unknown because he burned them all at the end of his apprenticeship.The earliest pieces of sculpture and paintings are from 1907. Although proficient in both crafts, Wouters remained "dependant on those masters he admired most", and that it wasn't until 1909 for his sculpting and 1910 for his painting that he became completely individual. <mask> met his wife, Hélne Duerinckx, while he was in school. Four years younger than <mask>, Hélne was born in 1886. They got married on April 15, 1905, three years after they first met. The unfinished sculpture <mask> <mask> created during 1904 and 1905 is considered to be his "breakthrough" piece as it represents his desire to escape the restrictions of the Academy as well as the limits of his own talent, although it was never finished nor sold. <mask> and his wife moved into a house in Watermael after he finished his studies.Wouters moved back in with his father after he was unable to support himself financially. Wouters failed to produce anything he thought was satisfactory. He and his wife only intended to stay with his father for a short time, so he temporarily worked for a porcelain manufacturer to make enough money to move to the countryside in order to accommodate Hélne's recently contracted Tuberculosis. They did this in 1907 for the sake of clean air, but it also gave Wouters an opportunity to paint. Wouters made sketches and developed his etching in the evening. He modelled 12 bronze statues in 1908, after sculpting a larger portion of his focus over the next year. Wouters used a knife to paint the cardboard evenly.He achieved three-dimensionality through colour contrasts, but rarely used drawn contours. Wouters created a "vibrant atmosphere" through the use of contrast and large strokes. This can be seen in works like 'Portrait of a woman in grey' and 'Portrait of a young boy'. In 1907, <mask> was awarded second place in the Godecharle competition for his work 'Rverie'. The state allowance of 500 Francs allowed him to pay rent for the next two years. Wouters and Hélne saved food in order to pay for expensive paint. The attention of Georges Giroux, who offered a contract with "Galerie Georges Giroux" in 1912, was drawn to Wouters' "highly sought-after plays of light and space".<mask> was able to work with his choice of materials thanks to this contract. The money he gave to travel to Paris and discover the Impressionists came from painting 60 canvases. The first Belgian artist to commit to a gallery contract like this was <mask> <mask>. The gallerist's profits were split evenly because of the confidence he had in his art. Wouters became more appreciative of the works of Monet and Renoir after seeing them in Paris. It was during this trip that he prioritised the "colour and light" of painting over his previous love of sculpting. He began to use light cloth in order to preserve the colour tone.Wouters added turpentine to the oil paint. He applied it thinly across the canvas. Julie Beckers describes the effect as a "seemingly unfinished piece" which is used to "invite the observer to finish the strokes on his behalf". In works such as By the window, Boitsfort, this can be seen. His style was appreciated by his fellow artists. Wouters produced the best works of his short career over the next few years. He made 50 canvasses in 1912.The crazy violence, Domestic worries and De strijkster are some of the most famous of his art. He won the Picard prize in 1913. Although his wife was the focus of most of his works, Wouters painted other people and places of interest to him. Natural scapes from his local area, such as trees in the garden or a vase of flowers on the table, or close friends, were his other muses. All of them were painted with the same style. Wouters produced a number of self portraits. Initially, these were painted in his usual method, however, as his health worsened, he began to adopt a bleaker palette.After returning to Belgium, <mask> borrowed 10,000 Francs to buy a block of land and build a house based on his own designs. They moved into the new home in the spring of 1914. <mask> was on the front of the First World War for over 6 weeks near the city of Lige. He fled from the Germans with his unit after the final fortress fell. He was deployed to Fort Haasdonk after arriving in Antwerp. <mask> had his first individual exhibition in Giroux hall this year, however the symptoms of his disease were beginning to manifest. He was provided with materials to paint and draw while he was in the prisoner-of-war camps.<mask> developed eye cancer and his health deteriorated during this time. He was released from the camp in 1915 and was able to see his wife. He lived in Amsterdam with Hélne. The sombre tone of his paintings reflects his worsening health, seen in works such as Self-portrait with black eye patch (1916) and Rik with black eye dressing''. <mask> lost his eye to cancer three months before he died. Hélne lived in Amsterdam until 1919. She married a doctor and moved to Belgium.At 85 years of age, Hélne died. The following paintings have been created by Wouters.

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title: Chirlane McCray

texts: She is an American writer, editor, and activist. She is the wife of former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. She chaired the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City and was appointed by her husband to lead a billion-dollar initiative. She worked in politics as a speech writer. She spent her early years in Springfield, Massachusetts. Her father was an inventory clerk at a military base and her mother was an assembly worker at an electronics factory. Her grandmother's last name isQuashie, but she is of St. Lucian descent.She and her family moved to Massachusetts when she was ten years old, becoming the second black family in the area. The other families in the neighborhood asked them to leave. She was the only black student in her high school. When she began to write, she used her poetry as an outlet for her anger because of her early experience with racism. She denounced her classmates for their racism in a school newspaper column. He was a student at Wellesley College in 1972. She became a member of the Combahee River Collective while studying there.After graduating from college, <mask> moved to New York City to work for Redbook. She wrote an essay in 1979 called "I Am a Lesbian". The essay was described as "groundbreaking" and "perhaps the first time a Black gay woman had spoken so openly and honestly about her sexuality in a Black magazine". There is a myth that there are no gay black people. Home Girls: A Black Feminist anthology contains some of her poetry. In 1991, he entered politics. She was a speech writer for the New York City Mayor.She was a public affairs specialist for the New York Foreign Press Center. She worked for both the New York State Comptroller and the New York City Comptroller. In 2004, he left Thompson's office to work in the private sector. She worked at Maimonides Medical Center for five years. She worked in Citigroup's public relations department for six months before deciding it was not a good fit. She helped interview candidates for staff positions during her husband's campaign for mayor of New York City. Rachel Noerdlinger was hired by de Blasio to be his chief of staff.Noerdlinger resigned her post after a series of scandals surrounding her behavior and that of people close to her. The Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City was established by de Blasio in his second month in office. Mental health, immigration, and youth workforce projects have been the focus of the Fund since then. The New York Times reported in May that <mask> had not been to the Mayor's Fund office in over a year. According to her public schedule, she spent 19.5 hours on work for the Mayor's Fund, however, her spokeswoman estimated that she spent 10% of her work schedule on Mayor's Fund business. The launch of the plan to change the city's mental health and substance abuse services was led by <mask>. The shift from a traditionally more reactive model to an integrated public health approach can strain police, prisons, hospitals, and schools.In February of this year, Politico criticized ThriveNYC for having an "opaque budget" and "elusive metrics". The New York Times reported that public health officials credit the plan for drawing attention to mental health. A spreadsheet of nearly 500 data points tracked by City Hall did not include any related to patient outcomes. It was accused of mismanagement and failing to produce records of tangible results. The program was on track to spend $1 billion over the course of five years, as of March 2019. There was no evidence that it was working. The year that de Blasio's second and final term as New York City mayor is scheduled to end made her seriously consider running for office.She said she wouldn't run for mayor of New York City. An essay titled "I Am a Lesbian" was published in 1979. In that essay, <mask> discussed her sexuality and expressed gratitude that she came to terms with her preference for women before marrying a man. Bill de Blasio and <mask> worked at New York City Hall in 1991. At the time, de Blasio was an aide to a deputy mayor. They were married in 1994 in Brooklyn. According to her, she hates "labels".She said in 2012 that she identified as a lesbian in the 1970s and wrote about it in her 1979 essay. I married the love of my life in 1991. They have a daughter, Chiara, and a son, Dante. The family lived in Park Slope for a while. First Ladies of New York City American women activists African-American women writers Writers from Massachusetts American women poets 20th-century American poets

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title: Bill Robinson (outfielder)

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title: Isabel McNeill Carley

texts: <mask> was a published writer, editor, composer and music teacher. She was one of the leaders of the Orff Schulwerk when it took hold in the US in the 1960s. <mask> was a board member and magazine editor of the American Orff-Schulwerk Association. Carley devoted her life to musical instruction and published a series of books. <mask> died on July 14, 2011. <mask> was born in Chicago, Illinois, on December 4, 1918, and grew up in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. <mask> served in the United States Army and later became a music professor.They had four children, two daughters and a son. <mask> lived in many places over the course of her life. She moved to New Mexico during World War II to be near her husband. She and her family lived in New York, Oregon and Texas for ten years. Indianapolis, Indiana was where they moved in 1953. They lived in western North Carolina for thirty years after her husband's retirement. She and her husband moved to Maryland after she retired.<mask>'s education was focused on music. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in German, philosophy and the classics at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, in 1939. She received a master's degree in music history from the University of Chicago in 1941. <mask>'s interest in music education intensified in 1962 when she took an Orff-Schulwerk course in Toronto and then went to the Orff-Institute in Salzburg, Austria. She obtained private lessons from Carl Orff and participated in 36 hours of classes weekly during her time at the institute. <mask> became the first American honors graduate at the institute after completing a three-year education program. <mask> devoted her life to music education and composition.She taught people in the United States and abroad. She taught a humanities survey course at Stephens College in 1943 while she was working on her PhD at the University of Chicago. She taught pre-school music classes to children after World War II ended, as well as private lessons in piano, recorder, hand-drum and ensemble. <mask> was involved with the American Orff-Schulwerk Association for over thirty years. During the first fifteen years of publication, she served on the AOSA board. She is credited with changing the publication from a slick newspaper to a professional journal. The Orff certification courses were organized by <mask>.She was involved in the AOSA Recorder and Curriculum Task Forces from 1992 to 1995. She taught courses in the United States, including Ball State University, University of Cincinnati, Rutgers University, Florida Atlantic University, Florida State University, and in Puerto Rico and Taiwan. <mask> was involved in the National Association for Music Education and the AOSA conferences. <mask> received the AOSADistinguished Service Award in 1998 for her contributions to the organization. The Isabel McNeill Carley Library was established in 1982. Carley taught the importance of speech and ensemble in her classes. She liked the idea of music education taking the composer's point of view, an approach not tied to a single period or tradition, and fostering innate musicality and muscular control.<mask> wrote that she tried to build a new kind of American curriculum, one that keeps repeating key activities, but with a difference each time. Whatever seems appropriate and the class is ready to play with, this means new suggestions, new demands, new contexts, new combinations of movement, of speech, song and accompaniments, using body percussion, unpitched percussion, and one or two bar instruments. <mask>'s work identified the expanded possibilities within the gapped scales used in Orff-Schulwerk music for children. She identified and promoted the use in classrooms of the rich heritage in North America of folk songs that are not based on the tonic. Carley cited examples like "Nottamun Town" and "The Cherry- Tree Carol". Carley believes that "musicality is not simply another reading skill or a laborious cultivation of various kinds of physical dexterity" and encourages teachers to see to it that every child is included and challenged at an appropriate level. The joy of real creative music making in the classroom is what it is.<mask>'s published works include beginning and intermediate piano compositions, collections of singing games and activities for young children, instructional books for the recorder, Medieval and Renaissance dances and music for the classroom, recorder repertoire for adult ensembles, and choral church music. The Orff Re-Echoes Books I and II were edited by <mask>. The RIT books were published in the 1970s by <mask> and were intended for use at the Orff certification courses at the University of Denver. The books were published by Brasstown Press, founded by her and her husband. She wanted to create a more integrated approach to using the recorder as an essential part of the learning experience in the Orff classroom. There are lessons in playing the recorder in the books. There are three books that are divided into short lessons."Beginning with the Soprano Recorder" is the title of the first book. The second book, subtitled "Intermediate for Alto and Soprano Recorder" introduces fingering patterns to the recorder and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The third book expands on the previous materials and introduces major and minor modes with functional harmony, along with many historical techniques of ornamentation and chaconne. In book three, there are various kinds of group improvisation. Anne M <mask> undertook the project of producing new editions of the RIT books as well as editing selected essays into a companion book before her mother's death in July 2011. Carley's handwritten manuscripts, typescripts and computer files make up nearly half of the essays. The book contains information and opinion from the life of an early pioneer of the Orff Approach in North America.The <mask>l Carley Orff essentials collection was published by Brasstown Press in 2011. Taking the Orff Approach to Heart, a collection of essays, was published as an e-book in 2015. "Carols and Anthems from the Schulwerk I and II" was published by The Magic Circle.

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title: Allan Green

texts: <mask> is a professional boxer. He has competed for world titles at both light and super middleweight. Despite not making the Olympic Games, <mask> had a stellar amateur career, winning the 2002 National Golden Gloves at 178 lbs and finishing with a 55-6 record. <mask> beat Mike Tyson in the Golden Gloves tournament. He was a five time Oklahoma state champion and four time regional champion before he became a pro. <mask> made his professional debut on November 9, 2002, with a one-round TKO victory against Robert Dykes, in his fourth fight. <mask>'s career was on the rise, and he made his ShoBox debut with a 7-round victory.It was <mask>'s second appearance on ShoBox that made him famous for his eighteen second knockout victory against Jaidon Codrington. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Codrington fell through the ropes after the punch knocked him unconscious. The 2005 Ring Magazine knockout of the year was earned by <mask>. Donnie McCrary was <mask>'s first challenge. <mask> was knocked down for the first time in his career in the 3rd round, but fought back and won with a sixth-round knockout. <mask> defeated Anthony Bonsante with a sixth-round knockout.<mask> defeated former Olympian Jerson Ravelo on October 14, 2006 On March 3, 2007, <mask> moved to a lower weight to face Miranda. In San Juan, Puerto Rico, Miranda won by unanimous decision. The bout was noted for <mask>'s unspectacular performance. Miranda was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> mentioned that his lack of aggression was a result of him moving down to the middle weight class. He floored Miranda in the eighth round, but failed to take advantage of the opportunity.<mask> wants to stay at super middleweight after this fight. Darrell Woods was defeated in one round by Super Middleweight <mask>. <mask> had surgery days after the win to remove most of his colon. The illness caused problems for <mask> as early as the Miranda fight. <mask> stopped Sherwin Davis in two rounds at the Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, Oklahoma. <mask>, fighting for the first time since July, had Davis down twice in the first round before closing the show. Rubin Williams was defeated by <mask>.The fight was shown on television. <mask> was forced to turn down a meeting with Ward, who won the gold medal at the 2004 Olympics. <mask> made the commitment to the Williams date even though he wanted a Ward fight. On February 29, 2008, <mask> was scheduled to face Antwun Echols. <mask> pulled out of the fight with 24 hours notice. There was no explanation given. <mask> defeated Carl Daniels in the 7th round.On April 25, 2009, <mask> fought on the under card of the Jermain Taylor vs. Carl Froch fight. <mask> defeated Carlos de Len Jr in the second round. In the second round, DeLeon was knocked down four times. Jermain Taylor left the Super Six World Boxing Classic in January of 2010. The World Boxing Association chose <mask> to replace him and challenged Ward on June 19. <mask> was defeated by a unanimous decision. After his fight with Ward, <mask> should have moved on to Stage 3 of The Super Six World Boxing Classic where he would have faced "Viking Warrior", Mikkel Kessler.Kessler had to quit the tournament due to an eye injury. Glen Johnson will face <mask> on November 6, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Johnson knockoutd <mask> in the eighth round to eliminate him from the tournament. Boxers from Oklahoma Super-middleweight boxers National Golden Gloves champions Living people 1979 births Sports people from Oklahoma

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title: Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono

texts: The leader of the Democratic Party of Indonesia is an Indonesian politician and former army major who was born on August 10, 1978. He was a military officer in the Indonesian Army. He is the founder and executive director of the Yudhoyono Institute. He is the son of SBY, the former Indonesian president. On August 10, 1978, he was born in Bandung, West Java. He graduated from the Indonesian Military Academy. He completed higher formal education while in the military.In 2006 he received a Master of Science in Strategic Studies from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore and in 2010 he received a Master of Public Administration from Harvard University. AHY joined the UN peace operations in Lebanon in 2006 after serving in the Indonesian Army. The Indonesian Defense University was founded by him. He was the leader of one of the Capital's security units. He entered politics after leaving the military. He was appointed by the Democratic Party, the National Awakening Party, the United Development Party, and the National Mandate Party to run in the Jakarta Governor election. He was active in politics despite losing the election.He commanded the Joint Task Command to win the election. He initially wanted to achieve 15 percent of national vote, but later changed his goal to 10 percent. He became the deputy chairman of the Democratic Party. He was elected the leader of the Democratic Party by acclamation. There was an early life, family, and education for the <mask> family. His father was the 6th President of the Republic of Indonesia. His mother was known as Ani <mask>.He is the grandson of a general. (ret.) He was the father of his mother. Edhie Baskoro <mask> was born in 1980. Following his father's duties as an army officer, he moved and lived in many places during his childhood. When his father was in the military, he spent most of his childhood in East Timor. He studied at the Kuntum Wijaya Kusuma Elementary School in East Jakarta from 1984 to 1988.He followed in his father's footsteps and continued his education in the United States. The Brewer School is in Kansas. SMPN 5 Bandung was where AHY continued his study in 1991. AHY moved to SMPN 20 East Jakarta after his father's assignment was transferred. AHY continued his education at Taruna Nusantara High School in 1994. He served as Chairman of the Taruna Nusantara High School Student Council during his high school days. The best graduate won the award in 1997.He graduated from the Military Academy. He won the award for collective achievements in academic, physical and personal personality during his first and second years at the Military Academy. AHY was chosen as Commander of the Youth Corps in 1999. He joined the Drum band Canka Lokananta Military Academy as a bass drummer. Bintang Adi Makayasa was awarded to AHY in December 2000. AHY undertook formal higher education while he was in the military. AHY obtained a Master of Science in Strategic Studies at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore in 2006 and a Master of Public Administration from Harvard University in 2010 and won the title of summa cum.Following in the footsteps of his grandfather and father, <mask> served in the Indonesian National Army, carrying out a variety of assignments and missions, starting from the platoon commander in the Operations section to the company commander in the elite unit. AHY attended the Infantry Branching School and the Intel Combat Course after graduating from AKMIL. He joined the Army Strategic Reserves Command. AHY was a platoon commander in the 305th Airborne Infantry Battalion in 2002. He was sent to Aceh for a risky task. AHY was chosen as the leader of the Special Team. When Israel and Hezbollah were involved in the 2006 Lebanon War, AHY assumed the task of maintaining peace along the Israeli and Southern Lebanon borders.The Indonesian contingent is the first of its kind. The smart car program was started by AHY to reduce the impact of war on children. The army service distinction medal was awarded to AHY for this initiative. The Minister of Defense asked AHY to join the Indonesian Defense University. The best graduate of the US Army Maneuver Captain Career course was AHY. The National Infantry Association gave him the Order of Saint Maurice medal. He was the Head of Operations Section (Kasiops) at the 17 Kujang 1 Kostang Cross-air Infantry brigade.He was a lecturer in the Defense Management program at the Indonesian Defense University. The title summa cum laude from the US Army Command and General Staff College was won by AHY after he returned to the US. AHY was the commander of the 203 Arya Kamuning Mechanical Infantry Battalion, one of the elite security forces of the Jakarta. The Yudhoyono Institute is a think tank based on Liberty, Prosperity, and Security. The goal of which was achieved in 100 years of Indonesian Independence, in 2045, was to welcome and prepare the Indonesian golden generation. Through TYI, AHY often holds various activities such as: Roundtable Discussion to discuss various challenges and issues facing the Indonesian people and the world with experts and statesmen; People's Dialogue is carried out to absorb the aspiration of people in various regions from various circles; and public lectures He shares his knowledge and experience with people.The Yudhoyono Institute and AHY formed the AHY Foundation, which focuses on social and humanitarian issues, especially health, education and the environment. Disaster victims such as in Palu, Lombok, Gunung AgungBali, Pacitan floods and Gunung Kidul are helped by the AHY Foundation. Blood donor programs, tree and coral reef planting programs were initiated through the AHY Foundation. AHY started his political career as a candidate in the Jakarta gubernatorial election. The Democratic Party, the National Awakening Party, the United Development Party, and the National Mandate Party formed a coalition. He was placed with an experienced local bureaucrat in his very first election. The incumbent Basuki Tjahja Purnama-Djarot Saiful Hidayat and Anies Baswedan-Sandiaga Uno were challenged by the Agus-Sylvi.Ahok-Djarot gets sequence number 2, and Anies-Sandi gets sequence number 3. AHY was defeated in the election. The Democratic Party chairperson confirmed AHY as Commander of the Joint Task Force (Kogasma) for the Head of Region Election (Pemilukada) and the General Election. He worked to win candidates for the Democratic Party in the General Election. The initial target of 35 percent was achieved by the Democratic Party. The Presidential Elections and Legislative Elections were held at the same time. The Democratic Party formed a coalition with a political party that supported Prabowo-Sandi.The Democratic Party wanted to get 15 percent of the seats in the Indonesian Parliament. The Commander of Kogasma led the effort to bring victory to the Democrats. The Democratic Party is predicted to get less than 5 percent of the vote in the legislative election, according to various surveys. Under his leadership, the Democratic Party was able to win over 10 million votes, but it failed to achieve its goal of 10 percent. AHY was appointed as deputy chairman of the Democratic Party in October of 2019. The Democratic Party is expected to be able to bring about better and progressive change. The leader of the Democratic Party was elected on March 15, 2020.On July 8, 2005, AHY married Annisa Pohan, who was the cover girl of 1997. Aulia Pohan was the deputy governor of the Indonesian Bank. At the time of their marriage, AHY was an officer with the rank of First lieutenant, and Annisa was 24 years old. The co- founder of the foundation is Annisa. The Pora Sword tradition was carried out at their wedding by using Javanese customs. The wedding reception was held at the presidential palace. Their first daughter was born in August of 2008.The commemoration ceremony of the 63rd Indonesian Independence Day was held at the Presidential Palace. Rakyat Merdeka Online has a list of honors and awards received by AHY. The Junior Chamber International has Ten Outstanding Young Persons. There is a President of the Republic of Indonesia. The Republic of Korea Army Special Warfare Command has a member of the 707th Special Mission Battalion. Nanyang Technological University received the 2012 Nanyang Outstanding Young Alumni Award. The Chief of the US Army Infantry is a member of the Order of Saint Maurice.The President of the Republic of Indonesia received a medal in 2011. The commander of the armed forces of Lebanon received the army service distinction medal in 2007. The Commander of the UNIFIL received a UN Peacekeeping medal. The President of the Republic of Indonesia was Bintang Adi Makayasa. The Military Academy has a 2000 sword. Taruna Nusantara High School was in 1997. The Jawa Pos Daily is celebrating democracy without polarization.Strategy Magazine edition IV is about Energi Muda Nusantara. The Youth Oath spirit was restored in Republika Daily. The third edition of Strategy Magazine had Planting Hope. Strategy Magazine edition I, 2017: Realizing Indonesia Gold 2045 Reflections on Pancasila in the 21st Century was published in the National Daily. The Islam Knitting Brotherhood was published in Republika National Daily. The Test for Democracy and Our Nationality was published in the National Daily.Jakarta for All, Sindo National Daily. Mizan, Jakarta for the People, Expose. The 21st century defense diplomacy is covered in a magazine. Indonesia Succeeds in 2045 is a newsletter from the Indonesia Future Society. Optimizing the Role of Dansat in Enhancing the Professionalism of Soldiers as well as Developing Effective Combat Doctrines in order to Win Future Battles was published on January 1, 2015. 4,000 Peacekeepers: Choice or Inevitability. 'Freedom or Death' is not enough, according to the National Journal Newspaper.Young Generation Welcomes Indonesia 2045, Koran Media Indonesia. The Jakarta Globe reported on The Future of Warfare: Challenges. The future challenges of the TNI were reported in the newspaper. The 40 years of friendship between Indonesia and Korea were celebrated at the Young Future Leaders Forum. Path to Nation's Golden Age was published in The Jakarta Globe. The commander of the armed forces army was responding to the challenges of the 21st century. Preparing the Doctrine of Fighting in the Era of "Warm Peace" was done in 201232 No.4. The Jakarta Post reported on Realizing New Security Challenges and Sharing Responsibility. Looking at the future of the newspaper. The Indonesian Defense University is Transforming the Indonesian Military and Creating a Better Public Awareness on the Significance of the National Security and Defense Sectors. The 2010 Unlikely Routes: Stronger Militaries by Transforming Military Education is in the Harvard Law School National Security Journal. Lessons Learned from the Indonesian Peacekeeping Mission in Lebanon are from the ministry of foreign affairs. The Command and General Staff College Democratic Party alumni include politicians from Indonesia.

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title: Matt Glennon

texts: <mask> is an English former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper. He didn't make a first team appearance for the club until 2001. He spent part of 1999 on loan at Port Vale, and part of 2000 on loan at Stockport County, but never played a game for them. He was able to find regular football on loan at Carlisle United in the 2000–01) campaign before moving to Hull City in 2001. He came back to Cumbria on a free transfer in October 2002 and helped the club win promotion out of the Conference National as winners of the 2005 play-off Final. He scored a goal for St Johnstone in January 2006 after moving from Falkirk. <mask> returned to England in June of 2006 to play for Huddersfield Town.He made over 100 appearances for the club before joining Bradford City. He was the first choice keeper until January 2012 when he left Stockport County. He helped Chester win the Northern Premier League title in 2011. He helped the club to win promotion out of the Conference North in May 2013). He made his final appearance in football for AFC Emley in February of last year after spending time with a number of clubs. After unsuccessful loan spells at First Division clubs Port Vale and Stockport County, Glennon finally made his professional debut on loan at Second Division side Bristol Rovers. Ian Holloway did not pick him again.He joined the Third Division side on a loan. He played in 29 games for the "Cumbrians". He turned down a transfer to Bristol Rovers in January 2001 because he was happy to stay at Ian Atkins's Carlisle. He moved to Hull City after being signed by Brian Little to compete with Paul Musselwhite for a first team place. Despite struggling with his weight, he started the 2001–02 campaign in goal, but was replaced by Musselwhite in the second half of the campaign. <mask> regained the "Tigers" number one spot under Jan Mlby's brief reign as manager, before he was allowed to leave for Roddy Collins's Carlisle United on a free transfer in October 2002 after being deemed surplus to requirements at Boothferry Park. The 2003 Football League Trophy Final was played at the Millennium Stadium and was won by Bristol City.In the 2002–03 season, he played a total of 52 games. In the 2003– 2004 campaign, he was featured 49 times. Paul Simpson guided United to promotion as play-off winners in 2005 with a 1–0 win over Stevenage at the Britannia Stadium. <mask> left Brunton Park in June 2005 after declaring the contract he was offered was 'unacceptably low'. He joined Falkirk in July 2005 after saying he had been "bowled over by the quality of the stadium and training facilities". He played 23 times in the first half of the 2005–06 season, but left the club after manager John Hughes dropped him for Allan Ferguson. After Mark Paston was let go by Owen Coyle, he moved on to Scottish First Division side St Johnstone.He scored his only senior goal as a desperate last-minute attempt to equalise paid off in a 2–2 draw at Ross County. <mask> was offered a contract by Coyle to stay at McDiarmid Park, but he chose to sign with Peter Jackson's Terriers. <mask> was the club's first choice keeper after moving to the Galpharm Stadium. Even though Town lost the game 2–1, he achieved a rare feat by saving three penalty kicks in the same game. His perfect appearance record at Town was ruined after he was sent off in Town's 5–1 defeat by Southend United at Roots Hall on December 5, 2007, forcing 17-year-old Alex Smithies to come on in his place. The manager said that he would appeal the red card after Leon admitted that he had slipped rather than been tripped by <mask>. He signed a two-year extension to his contract with the Terriers in May 2008 after manager Stan Ternent declared him to be an "integral part of the squad".<mask>'s contract was terminated in January 2010 by Lee Clark, who took charge in December 2008 and kept faith in teenager Alex Smithies. He joined League Two side Bradford City on a deal until the end of the 2009–10 season after manager Stuart McCall needed a replacement for departed loanee goalkeeper Simon Eastwood. <mask> was released from Valley Parade in May 2010. <mask> joined his hometown club, Stockport County, on a permanent deal. He started 36 league games in 2010–11 as the "Hatters" were demoted from the Football League. <mask> was released by Jim Gannon on January 31, 2012 after 26 appearances. <mask> signed for Chester in February 2012 and kept a clean sheet on his debut.He was part of the team that won the league title and promotion to the Conference in 2011. He signed with FC Halifax Town in July 2012 with the intention of fighting Phil Senior for the first team spot. He kept a clean sheet in the Conference North play-off final, as promotion was secured with a 1–0 victory over Brackley Town. He wasn't used in the West Riding County Cup victory. He missed one league game as he helped the club get into the play-offs, where they were beaten by Cambridge United. He signed a new contract in the summer after his team finished ninth in the league. Glennon spent the second half of the season as a back-up goalkeeper to Sam Johnson, who was on loan from Wigan.He was on loan to Buxton. He retired after he was released. After being persuaded out of retirement, he played for Scarborough Athletic. He came out of retirement in February of last year to play one game for AFC Emley in the Northern Counties East League Division One against Brigg Town after regular goalkeeper Graham McLachlan was suspended. <mask> made two appearances for the England C team in 2005 when they were playing in the Conference National, after representing England at semi-professional level. <mask> and his wife opened two Hair & Beauty Lounges in Emley in 2012 in reference to his playing career. The Conference National play-offs were runner-up to the Carlisle United Football League.The players are from Port Vale F.C. The players are from Stockport County F.C. The players are from Bristol Rovers F.C. The players are from Carlisle United F.C. The players are from Hull City A.F.C. The players are from Falkirk F.C. The players are from St. Johnstone F.C.There are players at the A.F.C. The players are fromBradford City A.F.C. The players are Chester F.C. The players are from FC Halifax Town. 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title: Tommy Thomas (barrister)

texts: <mask> is a Malaysian barrister and the former Attorney General of Malaysia. He was the first practising barrister to be appointed directly from the Malaysian Bar to be the Attorney General, and the first non- Malay and non Muslim Malaysian to hold this post after the formation of Malaysia in 1963. <mask> was born to Keluthara and <mask> in Kuala Lumpur in 1952 and went to school. He was called to the bar after reading law at the University of Manchester. He has a degree. There is a degree in International Relations from the London School of Economics. The Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS)-led Terengganu and Kelantan governments were sued by <mask> for failing to pay state oil royalty.In 2007, and 2008, he acted for the Securities Commission Malaysia to obtain a landmark High Court judgement ordering the Swisscash operators to pay US$83 million to compensate the investors in the Swiss Mutual Fund, which is known as an Internet-based worldwide Ponzi scheme hatched in Malaysia. The Penang government tried to restore local government elections. The next of kin of the passengers on board the missing flight asked Malaysia Airlines to release 37 documents, including investigative reports. The Attorney General of Malaysia is <mask>. He received a lot of praise for his first speech as Attorney General. The video of his speech was viewed millions of times. In response to the 2020 Malaysian political crisis, <mask> resigned as Attorney General.He submitted his resignation to the Prime Minister. <mask> was a director of the Malaysian Institute of Corporate Governance from 1995 to 2001. He was appointed Senior Consultant to the Corporate Governance Initiative in 2000. The report Corporate Governance in Asia: Lessons from the Financial Crisis was edited by him. He is a life member of both the Malaysian Economic Association and the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society. Controversies Appointment as the Attorney General <mask> had previously represented Chin Peng, the leader of the Communist Party of Malaya, in a failed appeal to the government to allow his body to be buried in his hometown, Sitiawan. The issue was one of the reasons why Malaysians should object to his appointment.The appointment of <mask> as the attorney general led to two online petitions with one in support and the other against him. In the wake of his request to the court that he be allowed to proceed in English when leading a prosecution against former Prime Minister Najib Razak, another petition was launched to urge the Agong to remove him from attorney general. <mask> said that he might have been able to stay as attorney general if he had not resigned the day after he was appointed. <mask> had suggested that he could have been attorney general for just a single day, due to Tun Dr Mahathir's concern about the "scale and magnitude of the Malay opposition" to his appointment. According to <mask>, Dr Mahathir changed his mind after the announcement was made. Tun Mahathir was surprised by a public statement issued by PAS that night that they had no objections to my appointment since I had represented the governments of Terengganu and Kelantan in their petroleum royalty cases against Petronas. Taking into account good relations between Indonesia and Malaysia, <mask> agreed to Indonesia's request for the release of Siti Aisyah, one of the two female suspects in the Kim Jong-nam assassination.He refused to drop the murder charge against the second female suspect despite a request from the Vietnamese government. The treatment of Siti Aisyah and Doan was seen as discrimination because the court had found probable cause for both of them. The Malaysian Member of Parliament for Bukit Gelugor stated that the refusal to withdraw the murder charge against the second suspect raises questions about the powers of the Attorney General. The newly elected Malaysian Bar President Abdul Fareed Abdul Gafoor stated that it was unusual for two individuals to be charged with the same crime but for one to have her charge dropped and the other to remain charged. The murder charge against Doan was dropped and replaced with a lesser charge of "voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means". Doan was sentenced to three years and four months in prison after pleading guilty to the alternative charge. Anything But the Law is aEssays on Politics and Economics and Abuse of Power is aSelected Works on the Law and Constitution.Both books contained collections of essays he had written over the past 34 years on the Federal Constitution, law, politics and economics and that had been published by online portals and by the Malaysian Bar. My Story: Justice in the Wilderness was published in 2021. There was controversy over the book's theme about judiciary independence and corruption. The Commander of the Order of Loyalty to the Crown of Malaysia is Tan Sri.

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title: Albert Francis Hegenberger

texts: As navigator of the Bird of Paradise in 1927, <mask> set a flight distance record and was a major general in the United States Air Force. <mask> was an engineer of note, and he earned two prestigious awards for his work. <mask> was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1895. He entered the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1913 to study civil engineering. <mask> enlisted in the Aviation Section, Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps as a private first class on September 14, 1917, after the United States entered World War I. He completed his training at M.I.T. He earned a rating of Reserve Military Aviator in Texas in December 1917.On April 6, 1918, he was appointed a second lieutenant in the Signal Officer Reserve Corps. He was sent to the pilot pool at the Aviation Concentration Center at Camp John Dick, Dallas, Texas, and then assigned successively to the School of Aerial Observers, Post Field, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. A four-month course in aeronautical engineering is required. <mask> became chief of the Instrument Branch at McCook Field after completing his technical training in February 1919. He was commissioned a first lieutenant, Air Service, in the Regular Army July 1, 1920, and subsequently served as assistant engineer of the Equipment Section, Air Service Engineering Division. <mask> served as operations officer of the 5th Composite Group after he was transferred overseas to the 72nd Bombardment Squadron. He was transferred to the 5th's 23rd Bombardment Squadron in March 1925.Returning to the United States and McCook Field in October 1926, he became chief of the equipment branch of the army air corps. He was appointed chief of the instrument and navigation unit in July 1927. While stationed at McCook, he planned the first transpacific flight to Hawaii and used his flight plan to fly the Bird of Paradise to Hawaii. The first complete solo blind flight from take-off to landing was made by <mask> on May 9, 1932, and he was presented the 1934 Collier Trophy by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on July 22, 1935. He was made squadron commander of the 30th Bombardment Squadron in October of 1935. He served in March Field, California, until August 1937. <mask> attended the Air Corps Tactical School in Alabama from September 1938 to June 1939.He finished the Command and General Staff School in Kansas in 1939. <mask> became operations officer of the 18th Wing at Hickam Field after he was assigned to the 5th Bombardment Group. In 1941, he became the commanding officer of the 11th Bombardment Group at Hickam Field after moving to Fort Shafter, Hawaii. The 18th Bombardment Wing at Hickam Field was the starting point for World War II and <mask> became the chief of staff of the VII Bomber Command in January. He was the commanding officer of the II Bomber Command at Fort George Wright, Washington, from August to October 1942. He commanded the 21st Bombardment Wing until January 1944 after he organized it in October 1942. He moved the wing to Kansas in 1943.He became the chief of staff of the Second Air Force in January 1944. In January 1945, he was named chief of staff of the Fourteenth Air Force in the China Theater of Operations, and in August he became commander of the Tenth Air Force. In December 1945, he was assigned to Headquarters, Army Air Force, for duty with the officers selection committee. He became the commanding general of the 1st Air Division on Okinawa two months after arriving at the Pacific Air Command headquarters in Tokyo, Japan. He was assigned to the Special Weapons Group as an assistant to Major General William E. Kepner, the deputy chief for Atomic Energy. <mask> became chief of the Special Weapons Group after a reorganization moved the organization to the office of the deputy chief of staff. In August 1948, his position was changed to Chief, 1009th Special Weapons Squadron.<mask> retired on August 31, 1949. He received the annual Pioneer Award from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers in 1976, for his demonstration of the four-course radio range beacon as a navigation aid. On August 31, 1983, he died of pneumonia in Goldenrod, Florida. The biographical data on Air Force General Officers, 1917–1952, Volume 1 is called A thru L Command pilot World War II Victory medal Order of Cloud and Banner (Republic of China) Order of the Crown of Italy. First lieutenant, Air Service; 1 July 1920 Captain, Air Corps; 3 January 1932 Major, Air Corps; and 15 August 1939 Major, Air Corps. The First Flight Society has links to External links.

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title: Greg Burel

texts: <mask> was the director of the United States Strategic National Stockpile from 2010 to 2020. He retired in January 2020 after 38 years in government service. Although Burel retired about a month before the U.S. outbreak of the coronaviruses, he said he would have stayed in the job. <mask> received a Bachelor of Business Administration from Georgia State University. He studied with other senior (GS-15 and above) public service executives at the US Office of Personnel Management's Federal Executive Institute's "Leadership for a Democratic Society" Program. He participated in the Kennedy School of Government National Preparedness Leadership Initiative as well as completing intensive studies in finance, incident command and process improvement. Burel began working in the US Internal Revenue Service in 1982.He was the director of the Administration and Resource Planning division at the Federal Emergency Management Agency. As Logistics Chief and Regional Operations Center Director, he was responsible for emergency logistics and planning throughout the southeastern United States. He was a member of the FEMA Logistics Advisory Group, where he and his colleagues evaluated emergencies and disasters. In 2005, he joined the Senior Executive Service and began working with the Centers for Disease Control. He became the director of the strategic national stockpile in 2007. <mask> was the director of the SNS for 12 years before he retired in January 2020. The agency leader for over 200 personnel oversaw an annual appropriated budget of over $500 million.Edward Gabriel, the Department of Health and Human Services principal deputy assistant secretary for preparedness and response, said that Burel's unique ability to work with the private sector has made him one of the best in the medical field. Burel said in a 2020 interview that the Strategic National Stockpile is meant for a very bad day. According to NBC News, the Strategic National Stockpile is meant to be used for brief periods until the supply chain restarts normally, other supplies are manufactured or the president invokes the Defense Production Act. The intention is not to solve a public health crisis. While the longer-term solutions get developed, it will be used as a temporary stopgap during an emergency. Antibiotics, antidotes, antitoxins, life-support medications, airway maintenance supplies and medical and surgical items are included in the Strategic National Stockpile. The number of warehouses and their locations are national security secrets.There is an estimate of $8 billion worth of items in the stockpile. The items include vaccines, antibiotics, medical equipment and protective supplies. When asked how much warehouse space the SNS takes up, Burel said that it is approximately the square footage of 12 Super Walmarts. Some drugs needed in a biological event are only available through the SNS, according to Burel. Over 60 public health emergencies have been responded to by the SNS. Natural disasters and disease outbreaks have been included in these emergencies. The Strategic National Stockpile was created in 1999.The National Pharmaceutical Stockpile was named after it. Burel wrote an article on the Department of Health and Human Services website about the first budget of the stockpile. The stockpile is run by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It has a $7 billion inventory. On the morning of the 9/11 attacks, the government called for supplies to be prepared. The attacks came just one month after the FAA and New York emergency departments staged their first full-scale exercise. The largest deployment in history of any nation's stockpile was marked by the SNS response to the H1N1 flu event.Quality materials were delivered to the states during the early stages of the event. It showed that all the work had paid off. After the H1N1 event, officials studied their own response and learned how to improve their capabilities in the future. In under 12 hours, the inventory can be deployed to anywhere in the United States. Each year the leadership of the stockpile had to decide how to spend its annual budget, on which threats to prepare for, and what proportion. The leaders could not have prepared for the magnitude of the event. More money was allocated to the Strategic National Stockpile in the coronaviruses supplemental appropriations bill.The SNS recently issued a request for proposal to buy 500 million masks. Entities with masks willing to sell them should send over a proposal to see if the two can come to an agreement, according to the RFP. In his role as the director, <mask> noted that while the SNS is designed to help during large events like a terrorist attack, it also helps in smaller, more containable emergencies. Burel issued an approval for medication from the stockpile that ended up getting to the victims shortly after midnight after he got a call from an Ohio doctor about a possible botulism outbreak. In the H1N1 pandemic, the stockpile gave out critical supplies but did not fully replenish them. Before the coronaviruses hit, the stockpile was not at its full capacity. 20 million pieces of PPE and 85 million N95 masks were provided during the response to H1N1.The CDC ordered $2.7 million in PPE in the response to the disease. In his 38 year career as an emergency management professional, Burel said that although he had hoped the response to this pandemic could have been stronger, it was not. He considers the stockpile to be underfunded even though it has over $8 bullion in material. When asked why he considers funding less than adequate, Burel explained, "In any preparedness role, the further away from an event you move, the lower the likelihood that you will get funding for it." When asked which issues he thought most important, Burel mentioned masks, antibiotics, and ventilators. The stockpile for masks can act as a bridge between the private sector health system and the market. If the curve of the disease is not checked, the US hospital system will be overwhelmed, according to Burel.Ventilators require more care and maintenance than other items in the stockpile. As a result of contracting COVID-19, antibiotics are very important for secondary infections. <mask> acknowledges that the public's perception of the government's response to the coronaviruses is mostly a function of their political leanings. People who support President Trump will say the response has been adequate, while people who oppose him will say the response is not. The main reasons for the supply issues from the SNS are two-fold, according to Burel. The stockpile had limited funds. It had to use the funds to buy expensive equipment and treatments for rare events.Burel said, "We have found ourselves in a perfect storm today in that we saw an immediate cut-off of product that was coming from outside the United States." There were immediate surge requirements where people tried to stock up on this product as we started to hear about coronaviruses and cases started to appear in advance. In a March 30, 2020 interview with CBS News, Burel said that the stockpile system is very stressed. In early March 2020, the U.S. began tapping the SNS for supplies. Not everything that everyone needed would have been available even if the stockpile had unlimited funds. <mask> joined the private sector in February 2020 when he became President and Principal Consultant at Hamilton Grace, a Washington DC government relations agency. Burel received recognition and awards for his paper, Machine Learning for Predicting Vaccine Immunogenicity.<mask> was the director of the Division of Strategic National Stockpile at the CDC when he won the management excellence award. He received the Samuel J. Hayman Service to America Medal, the "Sammie," in the management excellence category, specifically for his managing ten responses to major hurricanes, floods and Influenza Pandemics as well as 30 incidents treating people with infection diseases. He was cited for his work with the CDC Foundation and private industry during the epidemic. The award, known as the "Oscar" of government service, is awarded to a handful of federal employees each year for outstanding service to their country and humanity.

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title: David Finlay (wrestler)

texts: A German-born American professional wrestler who performs under the ring name <mask> was born in 1993. He is signed to New Japan Pro-Wrestling and also performs for Impact Wrestling. Born in Germany to Irish parents, he is a fourth-generation professional wrestler; his father, <mask>, trained him before he received additional training from the NJPW Dojo. He and Juice Robinson are one-time IW GP Tag Team Champs. They were a former NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Champion. The son of Fit and Melanie Duffin was born in 1993. He was inspired by watching his father wrestle and wanted to be a wrestler.Both of his great-grandfathers were professional wrestlers and his grandfather was a fourth-generation professional wrestler. His aunt was a referee. On December 22, 2012 he made his professional wrestling debut for the European Wrestling Promotion. He defeated Big Daddy Walter. His father's retirement match was also a tag team match in which he and his father won. The Power of Wrestling Junior Championship was won by <mask>. He held the title for 314 days before he signed with New Japan Pro-Wrestling.In the Best of the Super Junior tournament hosted by New Japan Pro-Wrestling, <mask> lost all of his matches and finished with zero points. The young lion was announced after the tournament. In September 2016 he announced he was no longer a young lion. At the Destruction in Kobe event on 25 September, he won the NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championship with Ricochet and Satoshi Kojima by defeating Bullet Club (Nick Jackson, Matt Jackson and Adam Cole). Los Ingobernables de Japn won the titles at Wrestle Kingdom 11. At the Wrestling Dontaku in May, <mask> was defeated. He formed a tag team with Juice Robinson.After teaming for the rest of the year, they went their separate ways for the NJPW World Tag League in December. The tournament ended with zero points for <mask> and Kitamura. At Strong Style Evolved in March of last year, <mask> attacked Jay White, after White's successful defense of the IW GP United States Heavyweight Championship over Hangman Page. At the main event of Road to Wrestling Dontaku, he was defeated by White. In the World Tag League, <mask> and Robinson finished with a record of eight wins and five losses, failing to advance to the finals. Their final block match against Best Friends ended in disqualification when Chuckie struck <mask> in the back with a chair. There is a New Years's Dash.The match between Best Friends and FinJuice ended in a disqualification when Chuckie struck <mask> in the back with a chair. On the first day of The New Beginning in USA, <mask> defeated Chuckie in a no disqualification match. On February 23, he suffered a shoulder injury and was unable to compete in the New Japan Cup. There was an injury during the ROH World Tag Team Championship match. He would be out of action for six months due to a torn labrum. On 14 October at King of Pro-Wrestling, <mask> made his return to the company by making the save on Robinson who was being attacked by Lance Archer, after their match for the vacant IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship. He challenged Archer to a title shot.At Showdown in San Jose, he was defeated. They were defeated by Suzuki-gun at the Los Angeles Showdown. They made it to the finals of the World Tag League with Robinson where they defeated Evil and Sanada of Los Ingobernables de Japn and earned a shot at the IWGP Tag Team Championship. They defeated G.O.D to win the title on January 4, 2020. They lost the titles to G.O.D on February 1. Prior to <mask>'s debut for Ring of Honor, he was involved with the NJPW-ROH promoted Honor Rising: Japan shows, held in Korakuen Hall. He was defeated by Jay White in his first appearance in this capacity.After defeating Jado and Gedo, he and Kushida lost to Young and Jado the next night. In February of last year, he was involved in tag matches with Robinson and Jay Lethal, who defeated Bullet Club. The January TV tapings of Ring of Honor had a loss to Tracy Williams. Robinson announced the formation of Lifeblood with the goal of bringing honor back to Ring of Honor. Lifeblood defeated Jay Lethal's team in the main event. Lifeblood, represented by <mask> and Robinson, participated in the Tag Wars Tournament. They won in a three-way dance over Lethal and Gresham and Coast 2 Coast (LSG and Shaheem Ali), in the first round.They were defeated in the final by Villain Enterprises. A representative of New Japan Pro-Wrestling was part of the Resto del Mundo team that participated in Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre's CMLL International Gran Prix. He lasted 29 minutes and 40 seconds. He appeared in multiple tag team matches in October with the requirement of two out of three falls. As part of a partnership between Impact and New Japan Pro-Wrestling, a video package was aired on February 13, 2021. They defeated The Good Brothers at Sacrifice to win the Impact World Tag Team Championship. There is a person in Atlanta, Georgia.He got married to Ana Scott on 13 May of last year. The Impact Wrestling Impact World Tag Team Championship was won with Juice Robinson and Ricochet. There are 233 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2020.

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title: James Beard

texts: <mask> was an American chef, cookbook author, teacher and television personality. He pioneered television cooking shows, taught at The James Beard Cooking School and lectured widely. To a country just becoming aware of its ownculinary heritage, he emphasized American cooking, prepared with fresh, wholesome, American ingredients. <mask> was a mentor to generations of professional chefs and food enthusiasts. The James <mask> Awards honor his memory and he published more than twenty books. <mask> was born in Portland, Oregon, on May 5, 1903, to Elizabeth and <mask>. His parents worked at the city's customs house.<mask> was exposed to Pacific Northwest cuisine while the family vacationed in Oregon. Salmon, shellfish, and other fresh seafood are some of the common ingredients of this cuisine. <mask> remembers food at the Lewis and Clark Exposition when he was two years old. He said in his memoir that he was taken to the exposition two or three times. My life was marked by watching Triscuits and shredded wheat biscuits being made. Isn't that crazy? The memory was made at two years old.I was intrigued by it. The illness gave <mask> time to focus on the food prepared by his mother and Jue-Let, the family's Chinese cook. <mask> says that he was raised by Jue-Let and Thema, who instilled in him a passion for Chinese culture. <mask> said that much of his upbringing was due to Jue-Let. Reed College is in Portland, Oregon. He was kicked out of school for having relationships with one or more male students and a professor. <mask> received a degree from the college in 1976.He spent years living and traveling in Europe after leaving Reed. He studied voice and theater in 1923. He experienced French cuisine in Paris at its bistros and central market. He had the chance to have a relationship with a young man in France. He became a Francophile because of the influence of French food culture. He returned to the US in 1927 to start a career in acting, costume and set design, and radio. Career <mask> moved to New York City in 1937.He and Bill Rhodes capitalized on the cocktail party craze by opening a catering company. He realized that part of his mission was to defend the pleasure of real cooking and fresh ingredients against the assault of the domestic scientists. He published his first cookbook in 1940. Julia Child said that this book put him on the map. World War II ended <mask>'s business. He was trained as a cipher expert in the Army. He was released from the Army in 1943 because he wanted to serve in the hotel management division of the Army Quartermaster Corps.I Love to Eat, a live television cooking show on NBC, began his ascent as an American food authority. Child said that he became "The Dean of American Cuisine" through the years. <mask> and Helen Evans Brown had a friendship that lasted until Brown's death. Their friendship was both professional and personal. <mask> and Brown became like siblings, as well as collaborating. The James Beard Cooking School was established in 1955. He continued to teach cooking to men and women for the next thirty years, both at his own schools in New York City and Seaside, Oregon, and around the country at women's clubs, other cooking schools, and civic groups.He was a constant traveler, bringing his message of good food, honestly prepared with fresh, wholesome, American ingredients, to a country just becoming aware of its ownculinary heritage. <mask> appeared on TV as a cooking personality in the 1950s, bringing French cooking to the American middle and upper classes. In his book, The United States of Arugula, David Kamp states that <mask>'s was the first cooking show on TV. The emergence of a sophisticated, New York-based, nationally and internationally known food culture was marked by the prominence of Dione Lucas' cooking show and school. In the 1950s, <mask> made his name as <mask>, the brand name, the face and belly of American gastronomy. He noted that <mask> met Alice B. Toklas on a trip to Paris, indicative of the network of fellow food celebrities who would follow him during his life and carry on his legacy after his death. <mask> made endorsement deals to promote products that he might not have otherwise used or suggested in his own cuisine, including Omaha Steaks, French's Mustard, Green Giant Corn Niblets, Old Crow Bourbon, and Planters Peanuts.<mask> felt like a "gastronomic whore" for doing it. He needed the money for his cooking schools because he felt that mass-produced food that was neither fresh, local or seasonal was a betrayal of his beliefs. <mask>, a man of stupendous appetites, "stunned his subtler colleagues." The Citymeals-on-Wheels helped feed the homebound elderly in New York City. <mask> was the quintessential American cook according to Julia Child. He was well-educated and traveled during his eighty-two years, but he was still fundamentally American. He was a big man with big hands and a big belly.He loved people, he loved his work, he loved gossip, and he loved a good time. In a time when serious cooking meant French Cooking, <mask> was quintessentially American, a Westerner whose mother ran a boardinghouse, a man who grew up with hotcakes and salmon and meatloaf in his blood. A man who was born a hundred years ago on the other side of the country, in a city called Portland, was just as cosmopolitan as anyone else. <mask> said he had a violent temper until he was about forty-five. The <mask> was gay. <mask>'s memoir states that he knew he was gay by the time he was seven. I think it's time to talk about that.<mask> came out in 1981 in a revised version of his memoir. <mask>'s "lifetime companion" of thirty years, Gino Cofacci, who was given an apartment in <mask>'s townhouse in the will and died in 1989, was the most significant romantic attachment. John Birdsall, a food writer who won two James Beard Awards, said in 2016 that people are now accepting the connection between <mask>'s sexuality and his food aesthetic. <mask> died of heart failure at the age of 81. His ashes were scattered over the beach in Oregon where he spent summers as a child. The letters from Helen Evans Brown were published in 1995. It contained excerpts from <mask>'s correspondence with Helen Evans Brown.The way in which they developed ideas for recipes, projects and food was given insight by the book. Julia Child wanted to keep <mask>'s home in New York City as a gathering place during his life. Peter Kump, a former student of <mask>'s and the founder of the Institute of Culinary Education, spearheaded efforts to purchase the house and create the James Beard Foundation. The only historic center in North America is <mask>'s brownstone at 167 West 12th Street. The press and general public can appreciate the talents of emerging and established chefs at this gathering place. The James Beard Foundation was established in <mask>'s honor to provide scholarships to aspiring food professionals and champion the American cuisine which <mask> helped create. Since its inception in 1991, the James Beard Foundation Scholarship Program has awarded over $4.6 million in financial aid to a variety of students.People from many countries come to improve their knowledge at schools around the world. <mask>'s birthday is celebrated with the annual James Beard Foundation Awards. On the first Monday in May, the awards ceremony honors American chefs, restaurants, journalists, cookbook authors, restaurant designers and electronic-media professionals. It ends with a reception featuring signature dishes from more than 30 of the foundation's chefs. Beard House is a quarterly magazine. The James Beard Foundation publishes a directory of all chefs who have presented a meal at the Beard House or participated in one of the foundation's outside fundraising events. In 2004, Leonard Pickell resigned as head of the foundation and in 2005, the board of trustees resigned due to scandals.Anthony Bourdain called the foundation a kind of benevolent shakedown operation. The president of the new board of trustees is Susan Ungaro, who has instituted an ethics policy. The works of M. Barrows and Co. were revised in 1963. The Fireside Cookbook Paris Cuisine was written by Little, Brown and Company Beard and was published in 1952. The Complete Book of Barbecue & Rotisserie Cooking was first published in 1959 as New Barbecue Cookbook and again in 1966 as <mask>'s Barbecue Cookbook Complete Cookbook for Entertaining. There is a list of people from New York City who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, and queer. Ed.There is a person named Barbara Kafka. Beard on Food: The Best Recipes and Kitchen Wisdom from the Dean of American Cooking was written by José Wilson. The Fireside Cook Book: A Complete Guide to Fine Cooking for Beginner and Expert was written by <mask>. The Best of Beard: Great Recipes From a Great Cook was written by <mask>. <mask>: A Biography was published by Warner Books. The United States of Arugula: The Sun Dried, Cold-pressed, Dark-Roasted, Extra Virgin Story of the American Food Revolution was published in New York. The Other Side of Silence- Men's Lives and Gay Identities: A Twentieth-Century History was written by John Loughery.Henry Holt and Company is in New York. The Fales Library Guide to the James Beard Papers contains information about the James Beard Foundation, <mask>, and <mask> quotes.

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title: Bill Cadman

texts: <mask> was born in 1960 and is an American politician. <mask> was first elected to the Colorado House of Representatives in 2000 and then to the Colorado Senate in 2007. Senate District 12 covers rural Colorado Springs, Fort Carson, Security-Widefield, and Cimarron Hills. The American Legislative Exchange Council is a national association of legislators. He was elected President of the Colorado Senate in 2015, when the GOP took control of the chamber for the first time in ten years. On January 11, he left those offices. He was in the minority.<mask> graduated from California State University with a bachelor's degree in 1989. The office manager for Hefley was <mask>. He was a board member of the Colorado Republican Party. <mask> and his wife, Lisa, have two children and live in Colorado Springs. He was elected to the Colorado House of Representatives in 2000 and represents House District 15 in eastern Colorado Springs. During the 2003– 2004 session, <mask> became House Majority Whip. <mask> won re-election to four terms in the House, defeating a series of Democratic opponents (Steven Bell in 2000, Charley Johnson in 2002, <mask> in 2004, and Allison Hunter in 2006), each time claiming more than 65% of the vote.Legislation on immigration, eviction practices, and domestic violence laws were sponsored by Cadman during his time in the majority. <mask> was the Minority Caucus Chair after Democrats took control of the legislature. He was a member of the House State, Veterans, and Military Affairs Committee and the Joint Computer Management Committee. Cadman filed to run for the Colorado Senate in the 2008 legislative elections, seeking the seat held by Senator Ron May who was himself term-limited. <mask> was appointed to May's seat in the Colorado Senate after May resigned. He was sworn into the Senate on December 11 after he resigned from the State House. He won election to the Senate with a majority of the vote despite facing opposition from Diane Whitley.<mask> was the prime sponsor of a Senate Joint Memorial that focused on protecting the rights of workers to cast secret ballots in workplace elections. The "Employee Free Choice Act" would force employees to cast secret ballots for union elections if they wanted to. The EFCA would have been stopped by the bill. The bill was put on hold indefinitely in the Senate State, Veterans, and Military Affairs Committee, which was supported by the entire Senate Republican Caucus. In the 2010 legislative session, Cadman sponsored a bill that would have banned state employees from using state-owned vehicles for commute purposes. The bill, which would have freed up $3 million for the state budget, passed through both chambers before reaching the Governor's desk. The bill was vetoed by the Governor, who claimed it would diminish public safety in the process.The biggest measure of the legislative session was sponsored by Senator <mask>. The bill would have allowed convenience stores and grocery stores to sell full-strength beer. The bill was first introduced in the House and assigned to the Committee on Economic and Business Development where it was passed to the House floor. Senator <mask> was elected to serve as the Minority Leader by the Colorado Senate Republican Caucus. A bill sponsored by Cadman urged state agencies to seek Colorado-specific solutions in lieu of federal regulations whenever possible. Instead of applying a "one-size fits all" idea from federal solutions, House Bill 12-1175 would have focused on finding solutions to local problems on a local level. The legislation was put on hold indefinitely by a party-line 3–5 vote in the Senate Health and Human Services committee.The Senate Republican Caucus re-elected <mask> as Minority Leader. He was a member of the Legislative Council and the Executive Committee. In the 2012 election, Senator <mask> was redrawn into Senate District 12. The current Senator of that district stepped down in order for <mask> to be able to run again. Dave Respecki from the Libertarian Party and James Bristol from the American Constitution Party defeated Cadman in the general election. <mask> received 68.2% of the vote. The Legislative Council and Executive Committee of Legislative Council will continue to be served by Senator <mask>, who was re-elected as Minority Leader by the Republican Caucus.References External links Colorado General Assembly Website Colorado Senate News 1960 births Living people California State University, Fullerton alumni Colorado Republicans Colorado state senators Members of the Colorado House of Representatives People from Hollywood, Maryland

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title: Chariton

texts: The only surviving manuscript of an ancient Greek novel was the one written by Chariton of Aphrodisias. It is often referred to as Chaereas and Callirhoe, which is in line with the title given at the head of the manuscript. The novel may have been written in the mid 1st century AD, making it the oldest surviving complete ancient prose romance and the only one to use historiographical features for background verisimilitude and structure. As the fiction takes place in the past, and historical figures interact with the plot, Callirhoe may be seen as the first historical novel. Dating Nothing is not known beyond what he states in his novel, which introduces him as "Chariton of Aphrodisias, secretary of the rhetor Athenagoras". The name "Chariton", which means "man of graces", has been considered a pseudonym chosen to suit the romantic content of his writing, but both "Chariton" and "Athenagoras" occur as names on inscriptions from Aphrodisias. There are fragments of his work in papyri that can be dated to about AD 200, the latest possible date at which he could have written.A range of proposals for dating have been produced by analysis of Chariton's language. In the 19th century, before the discovery of the papyri, a date as late as the 6th century AD was proposed, while A. D. Papanikolaou argued for the second half of the 1st century BC. The late 1st century or early 2nd century AD is the most likely date for a study of Chariton's vocabulary. One of the sources of Paion of Amathus is believed to be the vita of Theseus. A date after the first quarter of the 2nd century is indicated if the source is Plutarch. There is a reference to a work called Callirhoe in the Satires of Persius, who died in AD 62, but if this is a novel, then a relatively early date would be indicated. Either his work or Petronius' Satyricon is the earliest European novel.There is only one manuscript from the 13th century that Callirhoe <mask>'s novel exists in. It was not published until the 18th century. It gives an insight into the development of ancient prose fiction. The story is set against a historical background. Chaereas fell in love with Callirhoe in Syracuse. She is the daughter of a hero of the Peloponnesian War and the most important political figure of Syracuse. Her beauty overawes crowds, like an earthly counterpart of Aphrodite's.When Chaereas is tricked into thinking she is unfaithful by her many disappointed suitors, he kicks her so hard that she falls over. She was only in a coma and woke up in time to scare the pirates who had opened the tomb to steal it, so they were able to sell her as a slave in Miletus. Dionysius believes Callirhoe's son to be his own. Chaereas has heard that she is alive, and has gone looking for her, but is captured and enslaved, and yet he comes to the attention of Artaxerxes, the Great King of Persia, who must decide who is her rightful husband. When war erupts, Chaereas successfully storms the Persian stronghold of Tyre on behalf of the Egyptian rebels, and then wins a naval victory against the Persians. Dionysius was told to bring up her son and send him to Syracuse. In Syracuse, Callirhoe offers prayers to Aphrodite, who has guided the events of the narrative.Characters from Callirhoe can be identified with figures from history, but their portrayal is not always historically accurate. A daughter was married to Dionysius I of Syracuse, who was a real general. The tyrant of Syracuse was not a resident of Miletus. The fact that Dionysius I was succeeded in Syracuse by his son, Dionysius II, has connected Callirhoe's expectation that her son will return to Syracuse after being brought up as Dionysius' own. The historical daughter of Hermocrates died after a violent attack by soldiers; that Callirhoe merely appears to be dead after being kicked by Chaereas has been seen as a deliberate change allowing Chariton to resurrect her for adventures abroad. Artaxerxes II of Persia is represented by Chariton's Artaxerxes. Since Artaxerxes did not come to the throne until 404 BC, Chariton is anachronistic in having Hermocrates alive during his reign.Chaereas is not a historical figure, although he is remembered by the name Chabrias, an Athenian general who fought in the Egyptian revolt against Persia in about 350 BC. Alexander the Great is thought to have captured Tyre in 332 BC. He clearly intended to place his story in a period well before his own lifetime despite the liberties he took with historical fact. The choice of setting makes the work an important forerunner of the modern historical novel according to Tomas Hgg. The style and influences of historical and biographical writers from the ancient world are similar to that of Herodotus. Homeric epics are the most frequent intertexts. The narrator uses the third person after a brief first person introduction in the novel.In the presentation before the King of Persia, the influence of New Comedy is shown, as well as the importance of oratory and rhetorical display. Dramatic monologues reveal the conflicting states of the characters' emotions and fears, given that Callirhoe is pregnant and alone. The pirates decided to sell Callirhoe in Miletus rather than in Athens because they considered Athenians to be litigious busybodies who would ask too many questions. The popularity of Callirhoe is demonstrated by the discovery of five separate fragments of the novel. A fragment written on expensive parchment suggests that some of the public were members of local elites. The first printed edition of The Aethiopica Longus is also included. There is a Latin translation by the author.A re-translation of the Latin translation. There is a French translation. With an English translation. The translations with Greek text were reviewed. The Character Portrayal in Chariton was published in 1966 by Studies Helms. Chapter on "Xenophon and Chariton" Hercher's edition of the Greek text Ancient Greek novelists Year of birth unknown Year of death unknown People from Aphrodisias is a novel.