title: Andrew Knox (bishop)

texts: He was the Bishop of the Isles in Scotland from 1605 to 1619 and the Bishop of Raphoe in Ireland from 1610 to 1633. He was the second son of John. He graduated from the University of Glasgow with a M.A. In 1579. He was made a minister of the abbey church of Paisley in 15 81. He was appointed on a commission of select clergymen to promote subscription to the confession of faith and covenant over the whole kingdom. He was instrumental in arresting George Kerr on the Isle of Cumray as he was on the point of sailing for Spain, and was the means of bringing to light and frustrating the conspiracy of the Earls of Huntly, Errol, and Angus.He was appointed a commissioner in 1597 to look for Catholics and others who were in touch with the King of Spain. He accidentally caused the death of a man who was supposed to capture and fortify Ailsa Craig. During the course of disputes with his fellow-citizens, one of them struck an adversary, George Stewart, burgess of Paisley, in public court. He was told to do public penance in his church. The Bishop of the Isles was created in 1606 after obtaining leave from the presbytery. He was invited along with others to meet with David, Lord Scone and hear the offers made by the inhabitants of the Isles and the Highlands on the royal rents. He took the oath of allegiance on June 4th after being appointed constant moderator of the presbytery of the Isles.He was relieved of his charge on November 12th due to his absence from his charge. The Western Isles and Highlands were to be reformed by King James in accordance with his intentions. He brought back instructions for a military expedition against the Isles, of which Lord Ochiltree was to be commander, with a salary and bodyguard of his own. In August, the castles of Dunivaig and Lochgorme in Islay had been surrendered, and a court was opened at the castle of Aros in Mull. The chieftains were unwilling to come to terms, so Ochiltree had them visit him on board his vessel on the pretext of a dinner and a sermon from the bishop. Ochiltree sailed to Glasgow after kidnapping them. The King praised Ochiltree for his zeal when he accompanied him to London.In February 1609, one of the commission was appointed to negotiate with the chieftains to come up with a plan for the religious settlement of the Western Islands. He gave a confidential message from his colleagues to the king. He conducted the business with great credit to himself after returning in June with instructions for a new expedition. The "Statutes of Icolmkill" were enacted after he met the principal chieftains at Iona. He went to London immediately after returning to Edinburgh. After returning to Edinburgh, he made a formal re-delivery of the Band and Statutes of Icolmkill to the council. On 15 February 1610 he was appointed a member of the court of ecclesiastical high commission for the province of Glasgow, and on 8 May he was given instructions to make the castle of Dunivaig his headquarters.He was nominated to the Church of Ireland bishopric of Raphoe in County Donegal on 7 May 1610 and appointed by letters patent on 26 June 1611; he continued to hold both bishoprics until 22 September 1619, when he resigned that of the Isles in favour. After establishing a garrison in the castle of Dunivaig, he sent a report of the state of religion to Lord Salisbury. In order to consider the reformation of ecclesiastical abuses in the north of Ireland, the King instructed Sir Arthur Chichester to convene a meeting of the bishops of his province. In October, the King was reported to have good things to say about Bishop <mask>. On 13 February 1612 the King approved Dr. <mask>'s admission to the Scottish Privy Council and granted him arrears and expenses for the rest of his life. In 1614 the castle of Dunivaig was surprised by the Macdonalds and they were defeated and forced to treat. He agreed to leave his son Thomas and his nephew John as hostages, and to grant a free pardon for all crimes up to date, in exchange for a lease of the Crown lands of Isla.The council was prepared to reduce the Macdonalds by force. There was a view to the plantation of the Macdonalds' lands by men from the north of Ireland and the west of Scotland. His approach was taken up by the Earl of Argyll on behalf of his kinsman, John Campbell, who had undertaken their reduction on condition of succeeding to their inheritance. On 6 January 1616, with the assistance of Sir Oliver Lambart, Campbell of Calder captured Dunivaig. After leaving the bishopric of the Isles in 1618, he continued as the Protestant Lord Bishop of Raphoe until his death in 1633. The bells he took from the abbey of Icolmkill were sent back by his successor. He had three sons, Thomas, James, and George, and two daughters, Margaret, who married John Cunningham, son of James Cunningham, 7th Earl of Glencairn.The sons were in the church. There were births and deaths of the Bishops of the Isles and members of the Parliament of Scotland.

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title: Donald J. Albosta

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> was an American farmer, businessman, and politician from the U.S. state of Michigan. He was a member of the United States House of Representatives from 1979 to 1985. He was the chairman of the U.S. House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service's Subcommittee on Human Resources when it investigated the leaking of <mask>'s briefing papers prior to the key debate of the 1980 U.S. presidential election. This scandal became known as debategate. After 2 years working for an Indiana congressman, Charles Ehrlich was hired as his chief of staff. <mask> was born in Michigan and attended public schools there. He attended Delta College in Bay City.He was a farmer, owner, and developer. He was an associate director of the soil district. He was a Democrat and served in the Michigan State House of Representatives from 1974 to 1976, representing the 86th District. He ran for the United States House of Representatives in Michigan's 10th congressional district in 1976, but lost to an incumbent. After working for an Indiana congressman for 2 years, Charles Ehrlich was hired as his chief of staff. Ehrlich was Albosta's chief of staff for the last 2 years. Tenure in the House of Representatives wanted a second meeting with Cederberg.He narrowly defeated Cederberg to become the first Democrat in 84 years to represent this district. He served from January 3, 1979 to January 3, 1985. The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act, commonly known as "Superfund", was amended by Rep<mask> as a member of the Public Works and Transportation Committee. The Unauthorized Transfers of Nonpublic Information During the 1980 Presidential Election was investigated by the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee's Subcommittee on Human Resources. The Reagan Campaign included three committees or groups devoted to monitoring and addressing the situation of the hostages held by Iran during the period preceding the 1980 Presidential election, which collectively referred to the potential release of the hostages before the November election as the "October Surprise". After the release of the hostages, many investigations concluded that the presidential campaign of Ronald Reagan delayed the release of the hostages until after the election. The Reagan campaign received a pilfered copy of President Carter's debate book and related materials from the National Security Council, as well as the term "pilfered" being used by Michigan Republican Congressman David Stockman.The debate became known as debategate. The former director of the CIA said that the person who leaked the books to him was a former aide to Robert F. Kennedy and a Ted Kennedy supporter. Reagan's former campaign staff and others were interviewed in the final report of the subcommittee. It did not identify the specific individuals within the Carter White House who may have provided the briefing books, but did interview several who may have done so, reported that some witness statements were not entirely candid and that the Reagan Administration was required by the United States District Court Judge Harold Green. Ed Meese did not appoint an independent counsel. <mask> introduced a bill in the summer of 1984 to provide compensation for victims of hazardous substances. The Dow Chemical Company is located in Albosta's district in Michigan.The executives and board members of the company urged their employees and retirees to vote against Albosta. In 1986 <mask> won the Democratic primary, but lost the general election and retired from politics. He retired and died in St. Charles, Michigan. Christine White was the Director of Agriculture Policy for the Michigan Department of Agriculture. <mask> died in St. Charles, Michigan. Farmers from Michigan County Commissioners in Michigan debate Members of the Michigan House of Representatives from the United States House of Representatives from Michigan Delta College.

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title: Jo Kwon

texts: <mask> is a South Korean singer, television host, actor, entertainer and leader of South Korean boy band 2AM. He played King Herod in 'Jesus Christ Superstar' and Jamie New in 'Everybody's Talking About Jamie'. Predebut <mask> worked at JYP Entertainment for seven years. He was one of the last members of the "99% Challenge Project" along with Sunye of Wonder Girls. He appeared on Mnet's Hot Blood in 2008. The intense physical training that thirteen male trainees go through to acquire the opportunity to debut in either a four-member ballad group or a seven-member dance group was shown in the program. <mask> was chosen for a position in the group after several elimination steps.He was the group's leader. "This Song" was 2AM's first single. <mask> renewed his contract with JYP Entertainment in March of 2015. 2AM is currently on a break from any group activities after the departures. He left JYP Entertainment. On November 3, he joined Cube Entertainment. Variety entertainment and popularity as Adam Couple <mask> has appeared as a regular panel member on variety shows.He was part of Dirty Eyed Girls in an episode of 2PM's variety show Wild Bunny, performing a parody of a Brown Eyed Girls song. The music video was popular. He was one of the main MCs for Find it! Shindong, Kim Hyung-jun, and Fly To The Sky are members of Green Gold. Jay Park was replaced on Nodaji. He joined the cast of We Got Married with Ga-In. He was announced as a permanent couple after his appearance in the Chuseok special brought in the highest ratings yet for Season 2.The filming of We Got Married was delayed because of <mask>'s H1N1 diagnosis. He recovered quickly after treatment. <mask> and Ga-in were dubbed the "Adam Couple" by fans during his appearance in We Got Married. On December 16, 2009, he released the digital single, "   (We Fell in Love)," which topped variety online music charts and won two awards on Music Bank's K-Charts and the " Most Popular Background Phone Music" on the Gaon Charts. 50 million won from the profits of the song were donated for rebuilding after the Haiti earthquake. He was a cast member of Family Outing 2. He made his fifth appearance on the show.He appeared on many shows, including Star King, Come To Play, Radio Star, and Star Dance Battle. He dances on variety shows and is known for his "kkab" dance. "Kkab" can be translated as crazy. On June 30, 2010, <mask> released his first solo digital single,   (The Day I Confessed), a song he partially composed during the We Got Married broadcast for Ga-in. The song was on the real-time charts the day after it was released. He was cast in the sitcom All My Love with co-stars Park Mi-sun, Kim Kap-soo and fellow idol and former 'wife' from We Got Married Ga-in. I'm Da One was released on June 25, 2012 along with a music video.<mask> played the role of King Herod in a Jesus Christ Superstar musical production in Korea. He was one of the cast members for Queen of the Office. The drama is about a contract worker and her relationships. <mask>'s new album Crosswalk included three tracks, two of which he wrote, the lead single and the third track. The title song was written by Esna and Aev. On March 17, 2016 it was announced by JYP Entertainment that <mask> would be playing the role of "Choi Sung-keun" in the musical On The Starry Night. The musical ran from May 7 to May 15.On November 10, 2016 it was announced that <mask> would be co-starring on Golden Tambourine, a karaoke variety program broadcast by Mnet, which ran from December 15, 2016 until February 23, 2017. On September 21, 2017, it was announced that <mask> had left JYP Entertainment after 16 years. It is assumed that the group is on a break. On November 2, it was announced that <mask> had joined the company. <mask>'s first release after joining Entertainment was the digital single. <mask> was going to serve in the Korean Army in August. On July 24, 2019, it was confirmed that he would release a special single new theme song for the ROK Army with collaboration of Shinee's Onew and Key, Exo's Xiumin, Infinite's Kim Sung-kyu, BtoB's Lee Chang-sub<mask> was discharged from the military early on March 24, 2020 as part of South Korea's effort to combat COVID-19. He made his first variety show appearance after being discharged from Knowing Bros alongside 2PM's Wooyoung, Block B's P.O & WINNER's Mino on April 4, 2020. In July 2020, <mask> starred in the musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie, playing the role of Jamie New, a 16-year-old high school student who dreams of being a drag queen. <mask> was attending a university. He didn't take the entrance exam because he was an entertainer. His performance in his major denied the rumors. He was in the graduate program of the performing arts department.<mask> is the president of the cereal cafe franchise 'Midnight in Seoul', which was founded and owned by actor-singer Yoon Kye-sang and three friends. The cafe-cereal-bar was the first of its kind in Korea and gained popularity through word-of-mouth. In May of last year, it was announced that the venture would become a franchise and that <mask> would be named its president. Discography studio albums Singles Soundtrack appearances Filmography Music videos Television shows Hosting Musicals Ambassadorship Awards and nominations

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title: Jacob Tonson

texts: <mask>, sometimes referred to as <mask>, was an English bookseller and publisher. After the Statute of Anne went into effect, <mask> obtained a copyright on the plays of William Shakespeare by buying up the rights of the heirs of the publisher of the Fourth Folio. The Kit-Cat Club was founded by him. <mask> Younger was his nephew. <mask> was the son of the younger <mask>. History scholars have not always been sure of <mask>'s birthdate, and in the past it has been listed as occurring in 1655 or 1656 <mask> was born on 12 November 1655 and was christened on 18 November 1655.According to the register, <mask> is the descendant of <mask> Shoemaker and his wife Elizabeth. He is thought to be related to Major <mask>, who obtained a grant of land in county Cork from Charles II. His father's will left him and his brother Richard, as well as three sisters, each £100, to be paid when they came of age. <mask> was trained by Thomas Basset for eight years. He began business on his own after being admitted a freeman of the Company of Stationers on December 20, 1677. <mask> and <mask> had shops in Chancery Lane and Gray's Inn Gate, respectively. It has been said that when <mask> bought the copy of Troilus and Cressida, he had to borrow money from another bookseller.The title-page used to have the names of both booksellers on it. <mask> should have been able to purchase plays by Otway and Nahum Tate. <mask> obtained a valuable property when he purchased half of Samuel Simmons's right in Paradise Lost from Barbazon Ailmer. In 1690, the other half was purchased. He said he had made more by Paradise Lost than any other poem. <mask> was associated with Dryden in the earlier part of his life. His position was established by the publication in 1684 of a volume of Miscellany Poems.The collection, which was several times reprinted, is known as Dryden's Miscellany and <mask>'s Miscellany. On 6 October 1691, <mask> paid thirty dollars for all the author's rights in the printing of the tragedy of Cleomenes. There was some correspondence regarding a proposed joint translation of Herodotus by Richard Blackmore and others. In July 1697, <mask> published Dryden's translation of Virgil. There were serious financial differences between the poet and his publisher, and Dryden's letters to <mask> were full of complaints of meanness and sharp practice. <mask> wouldn't pay for notes, but he would get more by saving paper. He said that the trade was sharper than others.The letters became more friendly, and on the publication of Alexander's Feast, in late 1697, Dryden wrote to <mask>, "I hope it has done you service." The first edition of The Fables was published in 1699 by Tonson, but a second edition was not published until 1713. Mrs. Aphra Behn wrote a letter to <mask> at Bayfordbury thanking him for what he had said. She wanted five pounds more than Tonson offered. The playhouses, written by William Congreve, Thomas d'Urfey, and <mask> and Brisco, were presented by the justices in connection with the attack on the stage. The Faithful Friend and The Confederacy were written by Sir John Vanbrugh, Congreve's friend. At the end of the century, <mask> moved from the Judge's Head to a shop in Gray's Inn Gate, which was occupied by his brother Richard.<mask>, who had no children, and seemingly never married, took into partnership his nephew <mask>, whose son was afterwards to be Richard's heir. It can be difficult to distinguish the uncle from the nephew in later years. The Kit-Cat Club was founded with <mask> as secretary. The meetings may have begun with suppers given to <mask>'s literary friends by Christopher Cat. <mask> built a room for the club at Barn Elms after purchasing a house there. According to a poem attributed to Sir Richard Blackmore, <mask> was satirised in several skits, and it was false to say that he had been kicked out of the club. In 1703 <mask> went to the Dutch Republic to get paper and engravings for the fine edition of Caesar's Commentaries.He helped in the negotiations for the employment of Addison as a travelling companion to Lord Hertford, son of the Duke of Somerset. The Remarks on several Parts of Italy were published by Tonson. In April 1706, <mask> wrote to Alexander Pope, proposing to publish a pastoral poem of his. Pope's pastorals appeared in <mask>'s Miscellany. William Wycherley wrote that <mask> would make <mask>'s ladder raise him to immortality. <mask> advertised for materials before publishing Nicholas Rowe's edition of Shakespeare in six volumes. Sometimes Richard Steele would get a bill discounted and sometimes he would hear manuscripts read and advise on them.There is a tradition that Steele had a daughter by a daughter of <mask>'s; if this is true, it must have been a daughter of <mask>, <mask>'s brother. In 1710 <mask> moved his shop from Gray's Inn Gate to the Shakespeare's Head opposite Catherine Street. It seems to have been taken by the father of the well-known publisher, Thomas Osborne. Swift met Addison and Steele at <mask>'s after a long interval. "The two Jacobs", says Jonathan Swift to Esther Johnson, "think it I who have made the secretary take from them the printing of the Gazette, which they are going to lose." Accounts furnished to Steele by <mask> of the sale of the collective editions of the Tatler and Spectator have been preserved; from October 1712 Tonson's name was joined with Samuel Buckley's as publisher of the Spectator. All rights to the first seven volumes of the Spectator were sold in one half to Tonson the younger and the other to Buckley for a similar sum.Buckley transferred his half-share in the Spectator to <mask> junior. Steele brought the Guardian to an end in October due to a quarrel with <mask>, its publisher, and according to a letter of Pope's, the true reason was because he stood engaged to his bookseller in articles. The truth seems to be that Steele was anxious to write on politics with a freer hand than was possible in the Guardian. In the summer of 1714 Steele wrote political pamphlets at Tonson's, where there were three bottles of Steele's wine, and in October Tonson printed Steele's Ladies' Library. In Rowe's Dialogue between Tonson and Congreve, <mask> is depicted as a cheerful fellow living. One of the printers of the parliamentary votes were Tonson, Lintot and Taylor. He paid fifty dollars for the rights to the comedy, The Drummer, and published a translation of the first book of the Iliad that offended Pope.On 6 February 1718 Lintot entered into a partnership agreement with <mask> for the purchase of plays. There is evidence that <mask> made a large sum in connection with Law's Mississippi scheme, and in one of several amusing letters from Vanbrugh, he was praised for his luck in South Sea stock. Robert Arbuthnot wrote that "riches will make people forget their trade." In January 1720 <mask> obtained a grant to himself and his nephew of the office of stationer, bookseller, and printer, and on 12 October 1722 he assigned the whole benefit of the grant to his nephew. Robert Walpole renewed the grant in 1733 for another forty years. The elder <mask> seems to have stopped doing business around 1720. He had bought the Hazells estate at Ledbury, Herefordshire, and in 1721 he was sending presents of cider to the Dukes of Grafton and Newcastle, who called <mask> "my dear old friend."In the absence of evidence, we think that "<mask>" in contemporary allusions means the nephew. <mask> was assigned to Lintot half the copyright for Steele's Conscious Lovers. The court of chancery granted him an injunction to stop Robert Tooke and others from printing a copy of the play. The Duke of Buckingham's Works and Pope's edition of Shakespeare were published in the same year. In January 1729, <mask> issued proposals to complete the subscription to the new edition of Fdera at fifty cents per volume. The work was done in 1755. An edition of Lord Lansdowne's works was published by Tonson in 1732.Pope was not happy to learn that <mask> was to be one of the publishers of Lewis Theobald's proposed edition of Shakespeare, but he was satisfied with the assurances he received. Pope wrote to the elder <mask> asking for information about the "Man of Ross" and thanking him for the particulars received. "old <mask>, who is the perfect image and likeness of Bayle's Dictionary," Pope wrote to Lord Oxford, "if he would come to see him he would show him a phenomenon worth seeing." Lord Oxford, Lord Bathurst, Pope, and Gay drank Swift's health after dining with old <mask> at Barnes. Samuel Gibbons replaced <mask> as stationer to the Prince of Wales. The death of <mask> junior was worth $100,000. His will was written in August and proved in December.On 17 March 1735/6, the elder <mask> died at Ledbury, followed by his nephew. On December 2, 1735, the elder <mask>'s will was made, and it was proven on April 2, 1736, that he was worth £40,000. One of the Kit-Cat portraits is a painting of the elder <mask> by Godfrey Kneller. Pope says that <mask> sent presents of venison and wine to Kneller after flattering him. Pope calls him "left-legged <mask>" and "genial <mask>" in The Dunciad, which quotes Dryden's satirical account of his appearance. John Dunton describes Tonson as a very good judge of persons and authors, and as there is nobody more qualified to give their opinion of another than Mr. Tonson. As Tonson grew in prosperity, the manner wore off.<mask> the younger was the great-nephew of <mask> the elder and son of <mask> junior. The publishing business was carried on by him. In 1747 he paid Warburton £500 for editing Shakespeare, and he was remembered in an advertisement as an "under-agent to the bookseller". His conversation was delicate, but he reserved his acquaintances for a small number. Samuel Johnson said he was the late amiable Mr. <mask>. In 1759 he paid the fine for being excused from serving the same office for the city of London and county of Middlesex.There is a story about how he helped Henry Fielding when he couldn't pay his taxes. On March 31, 1767, <mask> died in a house on the north side of the Strand, near Catherine Street, he had removed the business some years earlier. His will was made in the 18th century. The letters of administration of <mask>'s goods were granted to William Baker. M.P. letters of administration were granted to Joseph Rogers after Baker failed to administer. The room for the Kit-Cat portraits was built by <mask>, the third brother of <mask>.In 1747 he was elected as a Member of Parliament for Wallingford and in 1768 for New Windsor. The duke spoke of his old friendship with <mask>, "the heir of one I honoured and loved, and have passed many most agreeable hours with." On October 9, 1772, <mask> died. There is a large collection of Tonson papers in the British Museum, some relating to business and some to private matters, but many of them are damaged or incomplete. There are references to this. Raymond N. MacKenzie wrote "<mask>, <mask>, the elder (1655/6–1736)" in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

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title: Fernando Aristeguieta

texts: <mask> was born on 9 April 1992 and is a professional footballer from Venezuela. <mask> began his professional career with the club in 2009. He scored 14 goals at the age of 20. In his first season in France, he helped his team to promotion to Ligue 1 in the 2012–13 season. He is the only player in the history of the game to score three goals in one game. He was the first Venezuela player to score a goal in France. He was the first player to score a goal.<mask> is a member of the Venezuela national team. He attended the Colegio San Ignacio de Loyola. He was the runner up in 2006 in the Recreational Mathematics Olympics, which he participated in five times. He achieved complete mastery of the language in the summer of 2007 and 2008 when he studied English at the Cushing Academy. He left school to focus on soccer and caused fights with his parents. Aristeguieta wanted to go to a school for athletes, but decided to finish at his school. He graduated in July of 2010.<mask> considers his mentor to be a former Venezuela national team player named Leopoldo Pez. He was playing tennis at regional, national and international levels. David Souto is currently in first place in the ranking of Venezuela's men's professional tennis. In the year of publication, <mask> decided to retire from tennis to play football. He played soccer for his school in the League César Del Vecchio. He played in several international championship in European cities such as Barcelona, Milan, San Sebastin and Dallas. He joined the football team at 15.In his first year at the club, he was the top scorer with 21 goals and won the U17 National Championship. <mask> turned down several offers to continue his studies. He was a member of the first division in Venezuela. He scored his first professional goal on his debut against Trujillanos in the city of Valera on August 16, 2009, and played 20 games in his first season. He made his international tournament debut at the 77th min. Noel Sanvicente was the last coach of the club, and the last game he was involved in was the 2010 Copa Libertadores match against Flamengo. He was out for nine months after rupturing his left knee on July 30, 2010 and missing the South American U-20 Championship.Few expected the rebirth of the redhead forward in the first division of Venezuela after he suffered a painful injury. He played 26 minutes against Trujillanos FC. He scored his first goal of the season against the Football Club Tucanes Amazon in New Haven after entering 67 minutes as a starter. He scored two goals in the next match. The game was played despite the power failure. He scored two of the four goals that the Nerazzurri embedded computer, the next 2 days and also scored a run and managed to score 4 days in a row. Before the game, the Reds fans chanted "Aristeguieta, Aristeguieta", as the front began to be recognized and loved by them.He had been injured for 9 months and was still having knee problems even after 2 short-term injuries. He scored 4 goals in the Clausura. He was very critical of the low production of plays in attack and the lack of scoring. They finished second in the race. The arrival of two foreign players hurt the performance of Aristeguieta in the biggest games of the season. It opens in the network on August 29 against Atlético Miranda. <mask> was able to win more opportunities because of the poor performances of the Chilean strikers.He scored 2 goals in the second leg of the game. He scored his third double of his career on October 21, 2012 against Real Esppor Club. On the 18th of the month, he got his first hat-trick of the season and the team won 4-1. The only player that has scored three goals against his archrival is Caracas. He was the leader in the scoring with 14 goals that helped his team not pass the second place. After passing the medical and psychological exams, January 10 of 2013 signed a six-month contract on loan to own the FC Nantes of France. He did not count towards the club's quota of non-EU players because he is a dual citizen of Venezuela and Spain.The Debut was on January 19 when he entered 87 minutes in the match against Stade Lavallois Mayenne. He had a chance to head the ball in, but it was just inches from the corner. He made his debut as a starter in the French Cup against Epinal on January 22. He scored two goals in a match. The first came in the 7th minute after a cross from the left and Aristeguieta slept with his chest. He scored his first hat trick for the French team on April 15. He caused the second yellow card of a rival.The only goal of the match was scored by Chamois Niortais F.C. <mask>a was elected the best player of the month of April with 42% of the vote. The option to buy him for 1.2 million euros was given to him after he was promoted to the Ligue 1 on May 17th. Aristeguieta shares a room with two other people, one of whom was photographed with him in his first training with the senior team of the club. <mask> was on loan to Getafe until June. His loan was canceled on the 31st after he passed a medical in the Madrid outskirts club. On February 20, 2015, it was confirmed that <mask> had joined Philadelphia Union on loan.<mask> signed a 1.5 year deal in July of last year. He was part of the Venezuela team that competed in the South American U-15 Championship in Porto Alegre. <mask> scored three goals for his team. Venezuela missed out on the second round because of a goal difference. In preparation for the U17 South American League the city of Iquique, where the team finished in last place, he was present in 48 friendly matches. The Venezuela National Team won the bronze medal in the Bolivarian Games of 2009, in which he scored a goal. Aristigueta made his senior team debut on February 2, 2010 against Japan with the number 7 and was replaced by Alexander Rondon after 70 minutes.He was called up for the game against Chile on March 31, playing 8 minutes. He scored a goal after being called up for the match against El Salvador, thanks to an assist from Yonathan Del Valle. He made his competitive debut on the first matchday of the 2014–2018 2014–2018 2014–2018. He played for the national team for the first time in a year on November 14, 2012 against Nigeria. He had two clear chances, one of which was blocked off the goal line by a defender. His team won at the stadium. He got married to another person.Lucas Ezio <mask> was born on June 6, 2019. They announced in July 2020 that they are expecting a girl. The club statistics were accurate as of July 27. Robert F. Kennedy, Washington, United States, on 7 August 2011. The Atlético Morelia players are from Venezuela, while the other players are from France, the United States, and Mexico.

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title: Jia Zhangke

texts: A Chinese film director and screenwriter is born. He is considered to be a leading figure of the "Sixth Generation" movement of Chinese cinema, a group that also includes such figures as Wang Xiaoshuai, Lou Ye and Wang Quan'an. The early films of Jia, which were made outside of China's state-run film bureaucracy, are considered "underground" films. When he was allowed to direct his fourth film, The World, in 2004, his status in his own country rose. The Venice Film Festival's top award, the Golden Lion for Still Life, was won by Jia's films. He was praised as "perhaps the most important filmmaker working in the world today" by John Powers. There was a baby born in Fenyang, China.His interest in film began when he was an art student. There was a screening of Chen Kaige's Yellow Earth. The film convinced a young man that he wanted to be a director. In 1993 he made it to China's prestigious Beijing Film Academy as a film theory major, giving him access to both western and eastern classics, as well as an extensive film library. While a student at the Beijing Film Academy, Jia made three short films to hone his skills. A ten-minute documentary on tourists in Tiananmen Square entitled One Day in Beijing was made in 1994 on self-raised funds. He described the short day and a half shoot as "excitement", even though he referred to his first directorial effort as inconsequential andnaive.The short film Xiao Shan Going Home was <mask>'s second directorial effort and brought him to the attention of the film world. It was a film that helped establish Jia's style and themes and, in his words, was a film that "marks the beginning of my career as a filmmaker." It won a top prize at the 1997 Hong Kong Independent Short Film & Video Awards. The film's success brought about contact with Yu Lik-wai and producer Li Ming Kit, two men who along with producer/editor Chow Keung would come to form the "core...creative team." Xiao Wu would become his first feature film, thanks to their support. Du Du is a film about a female college student faced with several life-changing decisions. The film was filmed without a script and was for Jia an exercise of experimentation and technique.Even if he was not terribly proud of the end result, the film was an important learning experience for Jia. After graduation, Jia embarked on his first feature-length film, with producer Kit Li Ming and cinematographer Yu Lik-wai. Jia wanted to capture the changes that had happened to his home in the past few years, so he came up with Xiao Wu, a film about a pickpocket. The fifth generation's tendency to move away from the reality of modern China and into the realm of historical legend was rejected by the film. Xiao Wu was shot on a small budget and went on to become a major success on the international film circuit. Two internationally acclaimed independent features were capitalized on by Jia. The first project, Platform, was partially funded in 1998 by the Pusan International Film Festival when Jia received the Hubert Bals Fund Award for his project.The Pusan Film Festival is about South Korean Cinema and Globalization. Platform was a three-hour epic about a provincial dance and music troupe transitioning from the 1970s to the 1990s. The film is considered the masterpiece of the sixth generation movement. Platform was the first of Jia's films to feature Wang Hongwei, who starred in Xiao Shan Going Home and Xiao Wu. In Unknown Pleasures, The World, and Still Life, as well as acting in 24 City and the short film Cry Me a River, Zhao was the lead female role. Although his first experimentation with the medium came a year before, in 2001's short documentary In Public, Jia began filming in digital video with 2002's Unknown Pleasures. Xiao Wu, Platform and Unknown Pleasures are sometimes seen as an informal trilogy of China's transition into modernity.Unknown Pleasures, a meditation on the aimless "birth control" generation to emerge from the one-child policy helped cement <mask>'s reputation as a major voice in contemporary Chinese cinema. There were limited theatrical runs in mainland China. Although unlicensed DVD sales were brisk, none of the three films was ever publicly released in the PRC. The World began to work with official approval from the Chinese government. The shift from independent to state-approved was part of a larger movement by many "underground" film directors. The World was well received abroad and by the Chinese government, despite the shift to legitimacy. The film was <mask>'s first to take place outside of his home province of the same name.Still Life was <mask>'s return to his digital film experimentation. When the film won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, it raised Jia's status both at home and abroad. The film, a diptych film about two people searching for their spouses in the backdrop of the Three Gorges Dam, was accompanied by a documentary about an artist. During the 2000s, <mask> had a prolific period of his career. The Age of Tattoo was reported to be a gangster film after the success of Still Life. The Age of Tattoo was supposed to be released in 2007, but production was delayed after lead Jay Chou withdrew from the project. In addition, there was a second documentary, Useless, about China's clothing manufacturing business, which won the director the Orizzonti Doc Prize at Venice in 2008, and an ambitious work that conveys the historic changes that have swept across China in the last half-century through the lens ofAt the London Film Festival, 24 City was accompanied by a short film, Cry Me a River, a romance starring Summer Palace actors, Hao Lei and Guo Xiaodong. The documentary explores the changing face of the city. I wish I knew was in the Un certain regard competition at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival. The film was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the festival. He won an award. He was a member of the main competition jury at the film festival. The film was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the festival.The Pingyao International Film Festival was established in October of last year. <mask>'s films treat themes of alienated youth, contemporary Chinese history and globalization, as well as his signature usage of the long-take, colorful digital video and his minimalist/realist style. The World's depiction of a theme park filled with recreations of foreign landmarks is seen as a critique of globalization of China. The work of older filmmakers who present more idealized understandings of Chinese society is in contrast to the work of <mask>, who speaks to a vision of "authentic" Chinese life. The director is a rare breed that combines stunning artifice with documentary truth. The idealization of these narratives in favor of a more nuanced style has been noted by critics as a difference between "Fifth Generation" filmmakers and "Sixth Generation" filmmakers. His films do not feature the son et lumire that characterizes so many Chinese exports.The films' recurrent and reflexive use of "pop" motifs ensure that they are more self-awareness than the similarly documentarian Chinese films of <mask>'s Sixth Generation peers. The influence of filmmakers Hou Hsiao-hsien and Yasujir Ozu on his work has been commented on in the past. The 1972 documentary Chung Kuo, by Michelangelo Antonioni, is featured in the 2010 documentary I Wish I Knew. Excluding production credits for <mask>'s own directorial efforts, filmography as director, feature films, documentaries, short films, actor and producer. Xstream Pictures is a production company founded with Yu Lik-wai and Chow Keung Works. Transaction Publishers in Piscataway, NJ. References External links 1970 births Living people Beijing Film Academy alumni Chinese documentary filmmakers Chinese film directors

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title: Vasily Belov

texts: <mask> was a Soviet and Russian writer, poet and dramatist who published more than sixty books which sold seven million copies. Business as Usual, Eves, and Everything's Ahead are some of <mask>'s best known novels. <mask> was a harsh critic of the soviet rural policies, which he felt were dominated by the cosmopolitan doctrines aiming at repressing the Russian national identity. <mask>'s activities aimed at restoration of the old Russian historic sites and churches were praised by his detractors. The publication of the first Complete Ilyin collection was financed by <mask>, who was a great admirer of Ivan Ilyin. The Order of the Red Banner of Labour, the Order of Lenin, and the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" were all given to <mask>. The eldest of five children, <mask> was born in Timonikha in the Northern Krai District.<mask> died in the Second World War. <mask> had to help his mother raise the family while he was at school. "Overbearing hunger for food and books" was the main memory of childhood for <mask>. He joined a college in 1949 to learn the craft of carpenter and joiner. He worked in one of the Molotov factories before moving back to Vologda to work in the Communard newspaper. The Maxim Gorky Literature Institute in Moscow was supported by an established Vologda writer. My Small Forest Village, his first book of poetry, was published in 1961.After graduating from the Gorky Institute, he returned to Vologda and became a member of the Union of Soviet Writers. His book of short stories was published in 1964. Ivan Africanovich, the main character of Privychnoye delo, became the village prose movement's token figure after it was published. Business as Usual was far different from Socialist realism and the editor had to place a "To be concluded" tag in the end to appease censors who felt the story's finale was too pessimistic. Vologda Bukhtinas, a set of modern local folklore pieces, was published in 1969 and followed by the Carpenter Tales short stories collection in 1968. The rural-against-urban lifestyle dilemma was seen by the author as unnatural, amoral and deficient. The Lad (Harmony) collection of ethnographical essays proved to be <mask>'s most cheerful book, portraying the traditional Russian rural ways of life as an idyll of man living in harmony with nature.<mask> <mask>, an outspoken opponent of some of the Soviet official policies, has found his ideological stronghold in the opposite corner of the ideological specter. He received the USSR State Prize, the Order of the Red Banner of Labour, and the Order of Lenin. He was one of the leading figures in the Soviet Writers Union and the Russian Federation Writers Union. The plays Over the Light Waters and The Immortal Koshchey were performed all over the country to highlight the idea of fighting amorality and preserving the Russian natural resources. The 1986 Everything's Ahead novel, again targeting the urban set of values, caused controversy and brought about heated discussion in the Soviet press. Such Was the War was a collection of short stories and a novel. The Eves, one of <mask>'s best-known works, came out in 1983, followed by The Year of a Major Breakdown and The Sixth Hour.This epic trilogy, telling the tragic story of three peasant families, became arguably the strongest statement against collectivization in the non-dissident Soviet literature. The Old and the Small, The Little Spring fairytale and others were published by <mask> <mask> collection was issued by the Sovremennik Publishers. The Honeymoon novella came out in 1996, but by this time <mask> was better known as an author of emotional essays on issues like the demise of small Russian villages, which appeared in pro-nationalist Moskva, Nash Sovremennik magazines and Zavtra newspaper. In 1997 <mask> <mask> became an official citizen of Vologda. He was awarded the Order of Reverend Sergius of Radonezh in 2002, the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" in 2003 and the State Prize of the Russian Federation in 2004.The antisemitic Letter of 5000 was signed by him in 2005. The Nikolskaya church in Timonikha was restored in the last years of <mask> <mask>'s life. He financed the project and worked on scaffolds. The church was damaged in 2011. He never fully recovered from the stroke he suffered on the next day. <mask> <mask> died on December 4, 2012 at the age of 80. The chronicle was published in 1932.The Old and the Small is a novel. The recipients of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" are alumni of the Maxim Gorky Literature Institute.

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title: Sam Adams (Oregon politician)

texts: The former mayor of Portland, Oregon, <mask>, is an American politician and non-profit leader. He attended the University of Oregon and worked on a number of campaigns before becoming a Portland commissioner. Vera Katz ran for mayor of Portland. He earned a degree in political science after working as her chief of staff for eleven years. <mask> served on the Portland City Council for four years and earned a reputation as a policy-driven advocate for the arts and gay rights. He was elected to a four-year term as mayor of Portland in the May 2008 primary, with 42% of the vote and a dozen other candidates on the ballot. He was the first openly gay mayor.<mask> decided not to seek a second term as mayor. He had an approval rating of over 50% before he left office. He was the director of strategic innovations for the office of Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler. <mask> was born on September 3, 1963. He is the third of four children born to <mask> and his wife, Karalie. <mask>' family lived on a ranch when he was a baby. When he was a year old, his family moved from Washington to Oregon.Francis Gibbons came to Portland from Ireland. <mask> has dual Irish and American citizenship because of his maternal grandfather. <mask> and his family moved to the Oregon coast in 1966. <mask> and his friends were often outside, fishing and crabbing off the cannery docks and digging for clams in the mudflats. <mask>' Mom said the only thing that would bring him inside was food. <mask>' parents divorced when he was thirteen and moved to Eugene, Oregon. <mask> and his siblings were able to survive on food stamps and public housing assistance.When his mother couldn't find work in Eugene in 1979 and moved to Portland, <mask> stayed in Eugene and worked as a cook at a Mr. Steak restaurant for most of his high school years. He started at the University of Oregon in 1984 but did not finish. <mask> went back to college in 1999 and worked full time at Portland State University. He graduated from the University of Oregon with a political science degree. <mask> got a rough start in life according to the Willamette Week. A lot of closeted, bullied, small-town welfare kids with divorced parents grow up to be the mayor of a major U.S. city. <mask> has not made his story a platform.His upbringing in Newport shapes his priorities. <mask> began his career in politics as a staffer on Peter DeFazio's 1986 campaign for the U.S. House of Representatives in Oregon's 4th district. He dropped out of the University of Oregon to work on Peter DeFazio's campaign. To save money, he would sleep on a floor futon in the campaign headquarters. <mask> went to work for the Democratic House Campaign Committee, in Salem, Oregon, and for Democratic Majority Leaders David Dix and Carl Hosticka, after working as a communications and policy assistant in the Oregon office. In 1988 <mask> was elected Chair of the Lane County Democratic Party. <mask> was the Oregon director for CRASH in 1990.He was Vera Katz's Chief of Staff for eleven years. He became her Chief of Staff in 1993. He broke the news for the first time to a prospective employer to Mayor Vera Katz in 1992 after she offered him the job as her campaign manager. <mask> said he came from a family of tough Montanans where being queer and a faggot wasn't strong. In the 2004 election for a seat on the Portland City Council, <mask> won less votes than his opponent, Nick Fish, but still defeated him in the general election. <mask> shifted campaign managers and tactics to focus on grassroots outreach after the primary. <mask> was the Commissioner of Public Utilities in Portland.He ran the Portland Office of Transportation and the Portland Bureau of Environmental Services. He was the Portland City Council's liaison to the arts and culture. The Portland Aerial Tram is one of the world's few urban aerial trams. The upper campus of Oregon Health & Science University is connected to the South Waterfront district. The project was plagued with cost overruns and opposition from some residents. <mask> replaced the external consultants who were responsible for the poor cost estimates with in-house experts. The project was finished on time and within budget, and the tram opened to the public in January 2007.The arts and culture, livability and environment, and transportation are some of the priorities of <mask> and his staff. <mask> began his campaign for Mayor of Portland at the Wonder Ballroom in Northeast Portland in February 2008. 13 candidates filed for mayor, but Sho Dozono was his main opponent. <mask> was elected without a run-off after capturing 58 percent of the vote in the primary election. Dozono received 34 percent of the vote. On January 1, 2009, <mask> took office. Portland elected an openly gay mayor.In December of 2009, Houston, Texas, the fourth largest city in the US, elected an out lesbian as its mayor, making it the largest American city ever to have an openly gay mayor. In 2009, <mask> said his top three priorities were to create more family-wage jobs, reduce the high school dropout rate, and make Portland more sustainable. <mask> outlined his goal of making Portland the most sustainable city in the world in his first State of the City address. <mask> called on the Oregon State Legislature to provide incentives for the expansion of green energy companies into the Portland metropolitan area and emphasized reduction of carbon dioxide emissions and investment in efficient green energy as essential to the city's energy-environmental goals. <mask> was cleared of any criminal wrongdoing related to a consensual sexual relationship he had with a young adult. <mask> said the deception was necessary because a political opponent had accused him of having sex with a minor, but later apologized. He secured a Major League Soccer franchise, started work on a free-bus-ride program to help low-income students get to school, and established a local economicStimulus plan.In September 2009, <mask> supported new regulations for horse-drawn carriages after a horse died in Portland. New city codes that would cover working conditions for equine businesses and their animals were recommended by <mask>. He was against the replacement of the I-5 bridge over the Columbia River in September 2009. <mask> stated that he would rather have a bad bridge for 25 years than a bad bridge for 100 years. The twelve-lane idea was a compromise between <mask> and Pollard. The Portland City Council agreed to a bridge of up to twelve lanes in exchange for the support of Portland's MAX Light Rail extension across the I-5 bridge. <mask> focused on improving the local economy by attracting large, sustainable employers to Portland.In 2010, <mask> in his State of the City address was praised by environmental organizations and criticized by coal advocates for his successful efforts to shrink Portland's carbon footprint through programs such as Clean Energy Works, the nation's first on-bill financing for home retrofitting. <mask> led the creation of Portland's "Citizen Reports" application. He was an assistant to the Mayor of Portland in the second episode of Portlandia. <mask> fired the police chief and then fired the officer who shot and killed the citizen. He recruited a wind company to spend $66 million on development and hire 400 employees, established the city's first economic development plan, developed programs to reduce Portland's high school dropout rate and adopted gun control. In 2011, <mask> established curbside composting, banned single-use plastic bags, adopted a trans-inclusive health plan for city employees, recruited a photovoltaic company to move to and invest $340 million in infrastructure in Portland, recruited several TV and movie companies to do business, and spent about $100 million on <mask> decided not to seek a second term as Portland's mayor on July 29, 2011.<mask> was named executive director of the City Club of Portland, a non-profit organization best known as the host of public civic policy meetings, 16 days after his term as Mayor of Portland ended. After applying for the job in December of 2012 <mask> was selected from a pool of 80 applicants who paid him $80,000 in 2013. <mask> said his new position was a great opportunity to do community building, work on improving the civic health of the city, and to support the members' work in researching tough public policy issues. The City Club of Portland has 1500 members and four paid employees. The City Club membership grew by 47 percent during his two-year tenure. <mask> left the City Club to become the director of the U.S. The World Resources Institute is dedicated to environmentalsustainability.<mask> moved to Washington, D.C. <mask> left his position at the World Resources Institute after being accused of sexual harassment by a former aide, but the allegations were not a factor in his decision to resign. The 10 staffers who were present at the time of the allegations did not believe <mask> had sexually harassed Gonzalez. Gonzalez never complained about harassment. <mask> ran for City Council in Portland in 2020 but lost in the primary. He was the director of strategic innovations for Ted Wheeler. He is leading efforts to clean up and revive the city after protests and the coronaviruses.<mask> had a long-term relationship with Greg Eddie. He was outed as gay by the alternative newspaper in 1993. The State of Oregon was sued for dissolving their domestic partnership and dividing <mask>' future pension by the former couple. <mask> was both gay and single for the first time after his break-up with Eddie. <mask> didn't have a "gaydar". He decided to date only men who asked him out first. Beau Breedlove was an intern for Oregon State Representative Kim Thatcher.<mask> denied rumors of a sexual relationship between the two, saying they played into stereotypes of predatory gays. After being confronted with a story in Willamette Week, <mask> admitted to lying about their sexual relationship. <mask>' accounts were confirmed by Breedlove. <mask> said he lied to avoid accusations of grooming a minor and the likely disruption of his campaign. The news media's condemnation of former mayor and governor Neil Goldschmidt weighed heavily on <mask>' decision to lie. One is going to believe me that he was eighteen. There was a sex scandal involving Senator Bob Packwood in 1992.Both stories were not pursued by the well-funded newsroom of The Oregonian. In the Goldschmidt case, the Oregonian debated with Willamette Week over which publication reported more accurately. <mask> said he intended to remain in office. John Kroger, the Attorney General of Oregon, started a criminal investigation after learning of the deception. There was no credible evidence of inappropriate sexual contact before the age of consent, according to his office. Several newspapers called for <mask>' resignation before Kroger's findings were made public. The board of the Portland Area Business Association spoke out against resignation.Dan Savage, a columnist for Out magazine, noted hypocrisy, homophobia, and sex panic about age disparity in sexual relationships. The recall campaign claimed that <mask> had lost the trust of the public and other elected officials to hurt the city's economy. "Total Recall: Mayor <mask>' would-be recallers need to collect 358 valid signatures a day." Allison Ferre wrote "Do they stand a chance?" on July 8th, 2009. A second effort began in late 2009. The backers said a lack of trust and political capital was affecting their businesses. It failed due to lack of signatures.Christopher Stowell is the artistic director of Oregon Ballet Theatre. <mask> and Zuckerman met in 2008. Zuckerman is an American journalist and author who has focused his career on court reporting, investigative journalism, adventure stories, and socially progressive political campaigns. <mask> was an assistant to Portland's fictional mayor on the show Portlandia. "The Hour of Death" was a 2012 episode of the Portland-based NBC show Grimm. The list of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and queer people from Portland, Oregon can be found in the filmography.

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title: Manoj George

texts: <mask> is a musician. The album Winds of Samsara was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He is the first Indian violinist to be recognized by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, and the first Malayali musician to receive the honor. A nomination for HollyWood Music in Media awards and a silver medal from the Global Music Awards have been won by <mask>. More than 3000 concerts are estimated to have been performed by Manoj <mask>. One of the best violinists known for his own compositions and noted for amalgamating western music with Indian classical; His experiments in introducing Indian music with different styles of music from different parts He donates and raises money for good causes and supports charities.The original composition by <mask> <mask>, "Saraswati", has won a silver medal in the Outstanding Composition category at the Hollywood Music in Media Awards. He was the Music Director for the film Urvi which won the best feature film award at the New York city film awards. The album Winds of Samsara, which won the best new age album award, was performed by him. The National Film Award for Best Children's Film was won by the film's background music. The cultural leader at the Republic Day Camp in New Delhi in 1990 was recognized. He received a scholarship from the Ministry of Human Resource and Culture. New Delhi for the years 1992–1994.On August 25, 2015, he was honored by the Chief Minister of Kerala for his achievements in music. He is the first Indian violinist to serve as a Brand Ambassador. In India and across the World, <mask> <mask> has performed with various groups, musicians and at prestigious events. Pope Francis will celebrate his 83rd birthday at Hong Kong and Macau on 13 and 15 of December. The music track was accompanied by a chamber orchestra from Vienna conducted by Francois-Pierre Descamps and the Soprano by Barbara Kajetanowicz along with his solo violin. There are different styles of music from different parts of the world. His concerts include the opening act for Bryan Adams at the World Military Games and the performance at the Miss World pageant in 2001.He was the Cultural Leader at the Republic Day Camp in New Delhi in 1990. He is the first Indian violinist to perform in United Nations as part of "Breathe life for healthy people-Healthy planet" for the first WHO global conference on Air pollution and Health. He is a member of Ricky Kej Live and Lucky Ali's band. Musical style and compositions by <mask> <mask> are both Indian Classical and Western. There are elements of different styles and genres in his musical compositions. His music has an Indian soul and he introduced a new genre called Contemporary Indian World Fusion. He is good on many genres like World fusion, Indian classical, Classical, Indian blues, Indo jazz, Blues, Indian folk music, Folk music.He uses other instruments and the violin to come up with great compositions. Apart from being a famous violin player and Music director, <mask> <mask> spends time on charity activities, fund raising programs and he is the patron of the charitable organization (Little flower charitable society) which is a movement to improve the quality life of poor. There are independent musicians in India. He said that the music industry needed a boost. Awards for non-film music would be a game-changer. Most of the musicians focus on cinema. Only 20 per cent of musicians and singers are able to break into films.The rest of them are ignored for their talent and hard work. The scene is different in other parts of the world. They became stars through parallel music and not through singing in films. There was a time when independent musicians such as Daler Mehndi and Lucky Ali were so popular in India. In order to change lives through music, and to make and perform music for those who rarely find their way to concerts, he had done a performance on Bangalore jail. He knows that the performances are inspiring. The audience's happiness and joy is different.He was born in Thrissur District of the south Indian state of Kerala. He moved to Bangalore to pursue a career as a musician. A Licentiate ( degree) performer in Violin is <mask> <mask> Peter, who started learning Violin from his guru Sri. There is a person in Kalasadan, Thrissur. He received a scholarship from the Ministry of Human Resources and Culture while he was doing his bachelor's degree. New Delhi is of India. I moved out of academic studies to pursue this passion seriously. This was a very difficult decision as it was rare and not accepted by the crowd.He completed his graduation from St. Aloysius college in Thrissur. For further studies in western classical music, Thomas Chakkalamattath guided him to Pondicherry. He completed Licentiate certification under the guidance of Sr. Mary Judith. He used to travel to Bangalore, Mumbai, and Chennai for master violin classes from people like Galina Heifetz. The journey of the popular violinist began thanks to the inspiration drawn from renowned musicians like L Subramanyam, Stephane Grappelli, Jean Luc Ponty and John Mac. Neil and Niya Rose are the children of <mask> <mask> and Susha Varkey. After a few years of learning Violin, his teacher offered him to play for concerts, since he was still in his 10th grade.He was in the band Thrissur Kalasadan. He was given the chance to perform with legendary singers. He was able to play for studio recording sessions, movies and album at a very young age. He started performing at the Bangalore Chamber of Orchestra after being introduced to Mrs. Sunderlal, Director of Bangalore School of Music, who offered him to teach. He established his own fusion band, ManojGeorge 4Strings, as well as a production house and a music school. The world fusion music band ManojGeorge 4Strings is established in 2009, and performs for numerous occasions for corporate events, music festivals, Public events, and College fests. The band's captivating, high-energy performances transport audiences back in time as it blends creativity and tradition.Live music shows are fun for the audience. Fans of all ages can enjoy the band's compositions. Several legendary musician's, chamber orchestra's from different parts of the world have collaborated with the band. The music school in Bangalore was established in 2009. His passion for music, his interest to share his experience and knowledge to the next generations made him initiate this endeavor. He has a music academy in Bangalore. When he's in Bangalore, <mask> <mask> takes music classes in the Sarjapur Road center."My journey with violin - Violin Method for Beginners" was published in September 2020 by Lucky Ali. The book is for beginners who want to learn how to play violin and read music. The violin lesson888-607-3166 is888-607-3166 is available in Amazon. Filmography References External links Indian film score composers Musicians from Thrissur Indian violinists Year of birth missing

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title: Camila Bordonaba

texts: Roldn is an Argentine actress, singer and theater director. She is best known for her performances in Chiquititas, Rebelde Way, El Patrn de la Vereda, Atraccin x4 en Dream Beach, and as a member of the pop-rock band Erreway. On September 4, 1984, she was born in El Palomar. Her father is a bagger and her mother is a doctor. She joined her older sister, Melina, in the Canta Nio cast when she was three years old. She sang in "La banda de Canta Nio" and also sang some songs as a soloist. She began studying acting when she was eight.She competed in gymnastics contests. She began her career as an actress when she was twelve years old in the children's telenovela Chiquititas, which was created and produced by Cris Morena. She was involved in the theatrical seasons from 1996 to 2001. She filmed her first movie in 2001 called Chiquititas: Rincn de luz. The Rebelde Way series was a fiction for adolescents created and produced by Cris Morena. The first album of Erreway, along with her co-stars, was published. With the success of the series and the band begins the "Seales Tour" presenting the songs of the album throughout Argentina, along with more than fifteen musical performances of "Rebelde Way, el show", which includes the final concert, carried out at the Gran Rex theater in BuenosThe "Nuestro Tiempo" tour began in 2003 after Erreway released his second album. She gave eighteen concerts in Tel Aviv, along with the cast of the show. She shot her second movie in 2004. The publication of Erreway's latest album entitled "Memoria" includes all the themes of the film. Erreway gives his last tour and the group splits to embark on new projects. She appeared in the role of Paloma/Julieta Mnaco as a villain in the series Floricienta. In 2005, she got the first adult leading role of her, as Sis Ponte, in the telenovela El Patrn de la Vereda.The theme song was performed by her. She is a guest on the series Quién es el jefe? As a judge. She was in the cast of Gladiadores de Pompeya. After the success of the Rebelde Way series in Spain, it was broadcast on several channels. There are two new albums, "The Rebelde Way album" and "Erreway In Concert". The albums "Seales" and "Tiempo" were published in Spain after their success in sales.Felipe and <mask>way. They met again in December, this time without Luisana Lopilato, for the "European Tour", with concerts in several Spanish cities and all tickets sold out. Luisana Lopilato won the title of "The beautiful young international actress" in Spain in 2007. The telecomedy Son de Fierro was released on Channel 13 and she played the partner of Felipe Colombo. The series is the most successful fiction of the year. With the return of Erreway behind her back, the group begins to record without Luisana, a new album called "Vuelvo" which would only be published in Spain and which included songs from the album "Memoria" recorded again by the trio. The complete Erreway anthology was published in Spain.The publication of the album "Vuelvo" that was already recorded was also canceled. After a long time, she returned to share the script with Luisana Lopilato, who was playing Malena Lacalle, one of the members of the group "Latinas". The Patito feo series ended in 2009. She played a client in the film Penumbra who was interested in the Marga's department. In 2012 she published a new song called Solo me salva amar with her new band formed with Felipe and Guillermo Lorenzo. A new song called Vuelvo is published in July after the success of the first song. She walked away from fame in 2010.In the year of 2011, <mask> completely devotes herself to her Arcoyr project, getting on a caravan to tour the country with her art space. The lifestyle of sleeping in the fields and cooking on a stove caught the attention of the media. The play was directed by her. The daughter of her Erreway partner's partner is the god of Aurora. She opened a cultural center in San Telmo called Arcoyr with her friends, and she was the girlfriend of her partner from Chiquititas and Rebelde Way. The art space was taken over by her friends who set up the space with her, and it was renamed Teatro Mandril. She traveled through Argentina with her friends in her RV called "Teodoro".She lived in an independent art space on the outskirts of Baha Blanca, Argentina, where she was in charge of carrying out different community tasks, such as growing her own food and serving the bar on weekends. Discography albums for television programs and movies. Chiquititas Vol. 2 was published in 1997. Chiquititas Vol. 3 was published in 1998. Chiquititas Vol. 1999 was published. Chiquititas Vol. 5 2000 was published. Chiquititas Vol. 6 was published in 2001.Chiquititas: Rincn de Luz 2005; Son de Fierro 2008; Atraccin x4 2009; Seales 2002 "Tiempo" by Erreway is a song from the series "Rebelde-way-temporada".

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title: Maria Pitillo

texts: <mask> is an American retired actress. She is best known for her roles in films and on television. She played a recurring role on Providence. <mask> was born on January 8, 1966 in New York and grew up in New Jersey. <mask> and her sisters were moved to New Jersey by her father. She attended Northern Highlands Regional High School, where she was on the track team. She wasn't allowed to attend her high school graduation ceremony after an altercation with her teacher.<mask> was working as a department store clerk in New Jersey when a friend invited her to try out for a TV commercial. Her first job was an advertisement. Subsequent commercial work included an ad for Bank of Boston. <mask> played Nancy Don on Ryan's Hope until it ended in 1989. According to <mask>'s own words, she didn't consider acting a serious career choice until after Chaplin. After moving to Hollywood, <mask>'s work consisted of television drama, small parts in theatrical motion pictures, and starring roles in several Made-For-TV movies. She was praised for her roles in Middle Ages, Escape from Terror: The Teresa Stamper Story, and Between Love and Honor.<mask>'s career breakthrough was with the sitcom Partners. The comedy met with critical success for the cast, as well as for the co-stars. Partners was canceled in the spring of 1996 because it failed to gain traction with audiences. After completing Dear God, <mask> was contacted by NBC President Warren Littlefield, who was interested in her performance in Partners. Littlefield signed her to a deal with the network. In 1997, while trying to acquire a stake in DreamWorks Studios, NBC tried to leverage <mask>, as well as director James Burrows, with a project titled Nearly Yours, which actresses had dropped out of. The deal collapsed when NBC and DreamWorks couldn't come to an agreement.<mask> was without a television project for all of 1997 because of the squabbling between NBC and DreamWorks. She returned to work after filming began on Something To Believe In and Godzilla. House Rules aired as a mid-season replacement in March 1998 after NBC continued to search for a suitable television project for <mask>. In the TriStar Pictures film, <mask> Timmonds. The film and <mask>'s performance were skewered by fans and critics alike. The actor who was in the second series of films, Kenpachiro Satsuma, walked out of a Tokyo screening and told reporters that the film did not have the spirit. The studio's insistence on not test-screening the film, and the rushed shooting schedule that was required for a Memorial Day weekend release, led to the director regretting the production of the film.He defended the film as better than critics thought, as it was financially successful, and out of all the films he directed, it was the one which parents told him their children enjoyed the most. After the film's release, both Dean and Emmerich said little about it. "I know I messed up my interpretation of the franchise,' he said after being pressed about the upcoming movie. I would be happy if they did a great one. <mask> won the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Supporting Actress in 1999 and was nominated for several other awards. <mask> commented on her role in the movie, "This movie isn't written for big performances from its actors." I don't expect much from it.It won't be like, Oh, <mask> is a great actress.' It's an opportunity for people to see me. <mask>, Broderick, and Reno were all under contract for more than one film. After earning $379 million during its theatrical run, a sequel would be considered. Pre-production work on a sequel to the franchise was called on by Tri Star Pictures. The rights to the franchise were allowed to expire because there was little enthusiasm to move forward. <mask> made guest appearances on several television shows and starred in an independent film, Dirk & Betty, in 2000.The Christmas Secret was her last film role. It was broadcasted on the ABC Family network as part of their 25 days of Christmas. She had a recurring role on Providence as Tina Calcatera, a divorced mother and love interest of the main character, which lasted until the series ended in 2002. The pilot produced seven scripts. Co-starred Joely Fisher and Lisa Edelstein Pilot directed by James Burrows. Jon Cryer, a Partners Co-star, was involved in People Who Fear People. She collaborated with Cryer for the fourth time.<mask>'s role was changed and this series became The Trouble With Normal. Sharon Lawrence and Marsha Mason were in the movie. If The Angriest Man in Suburbia aired, it was posted to the internet, but Sony removed it. <mask> is married to David R. Fortney and lives in Ross, California. She is of Irish and Italian descent. <mask> got into acting after a chance encounter with a friend, while some publicity material suggests that participating in Summer stock theater gave him the motivation to act professionally. There are links to 1966 births Actresses from New Jersey and people from New York.

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title: Shomwa Shamapande

texts: <mask> "Shom<mask> is a political and business consultant and strategist. He was an adviser to the South African Center for Human Rights in 1998. <mask> was an adviser to Bill Lynch, a former deputy mayor of New York City and Vice Chairman of the Democratic National Party. <mask> was a senior communications and government affairs adviser for the Campaign for Better Schools, the corporate public relations firm of Robinson, Lerer & Montgomery, and the former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright's United Nations Commission for the Legal Empowerment of the Poor. Africare, a $60 million charity focused on humanitarian and development assistance for Africa, hired <mask> as Global Communications and Media Director in 2011. Dennis Mehiel, the 2002 Democratic Nominee for Lieutenant, had a communications director named Shamapande. The Governor of New York.Mr. Shamapande was the Southern Nevada Field Director for the SEIU Obama for America Presidential Campaign. He was a vice president at the largest public interest communications firm in the United States, where he represented clients including the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Shamapande was appointed to the United Nations Association - New York City Chapter in 2005. He is an example of the overall African Brain Drain. Shamapande received a masters degree from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs and a bachelor's degree from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. A graduate level course focused on executing communication, media and advertising strategies for organizations in a politically dynamic environment was taught by Mr. Shamapande at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs. Shom <mask> taught screenwriting and story telling in the film program at Howard University.In August 2005, <mask> <mask>, who was working under a top aid to the Democratic Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi, was charged in a case with intense political undertones. The District Attorney's office alleged that Mr. Shamapande had over-paid by filing time-sheets for work he didn't do. The charges against Robert Cataldo were also filed by the District Attorney. Several employees and consultants were investigated by the district attorney. Robert Cataldo settled the case out of court after <mask> and his legal team refused to negotiate with the district attorney. The chief of staff for a New York State Senator is Cataldo. He argued during the trial that he was involved in the early stages of County Executive Thomas Suozzi's run for governor, including setting up a meeting with political consultant Bill Lynch.The legal team argued that the duties performed by Mr. Shamapande could be politically embarrassing to Suozzi because he was spending a lot of time and resources preparing for a run for governor. According to Mr. Shamapande's attorney, he was hired in 2003 to provide political assistance to Suozzi, then eying a run for governor. Mr. Porco said, "Shamapande's county work was the same in 2005 as it was in 2004." The court room was surprised that the defense didn't call a single witness. Everyone in the court room saw that the case was politically motivated. I didn't need to call any witnesses because the prosecution wasn't close to meeting its burden. On February 25, 2006 Thomas Suozzi announced that he was running for governor of New York State.He promised to fix the culture of Albany during his announcement speech. After a week and a half of testimony, a Nassau county jury deliberated less than an hour and found that the one-time Nassau County consultant did not file false instruments or defraud county taxpayers. "I am happy that the jury returned a verdict so quickly, and that they understood what I went through, not just during this trial but during this process," <mask> Shamapande commented to Newsday after the trial. In an interview with the Washington Post in 2012 he talked about the perils of a political rush to judgment and the fact that the mayor has a right to due process. I was acquitted after going to court and defending myself. Anyone can be accused and found guilty. You can be seen guilty in the media.Grey's silence was brought up in the 2012 Washington Post article by someone in the group. Shamapande said that he looked guilty in the media after being charged with a crime. I had to shut up and listen to my attorney because he didn't want to hurt my case. The United Nations Commission for the Legal Empowerment of the Poor was co-chaired by former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and a prominent Peruvian economist. There are specific recommendations for the developing world for poverty and legal empowerment of the poor. Some four billion people are excluded from the rule of law, according to the Commission. Around 40% of the developing world's five-year-old children are not registered as even existing because of the lack of official recognition of their birth.The work was done in July of 2008. "As a spokesman for the former Secretary of State, it was an honor and a privilege, but more importantly, I hope the work we did at the Commission will touch the lives of countless persons living in poverty throughout the world, particularly in my native continent of Africa," said <mask> <mask> Shamapande is the son of a presidential candidate. The former Director of the United Nations Office in South Africa is the author of Why Bother About the Poor. <mask>'s brother is a vice president at Sears Holding. Shom Shamapande is a professor at Howard University. <mask> <mask> taught in the literary media and communications department at Duke Ellington School of the Arts.A student who is under the age of 18 was a very annoying snitch. The Devil Wears Prada is his favorite movie. The Commission on the Legal Empowerment of the Poor was appointed by the United Nations Association Newsletter. 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title: Nasir Hussain

texts: <mask> was an Indian film producer, director, and screenwriter. <mask> has been credited with being a major pioneer in the history of Hindi cinema. He wrote and produced Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988), which set the Hindi language musical romance template that defined Hindi cinema in the 1970s and 1980s. The book Music, Masti, Modernity: The Cinema of <mask>n was written by Akshay Manwani. <mask> first worked with Qamar Jalalabadi when he was a writer. Paying Guest is one of the most famous films he wrote for Filmistan. Filmistan used mid-budget formula productions and sold star value and music.He gave <mask> Nahin Dekha to direct because he was a part of the team that broke away. The film made Shammi a star. Dil Deke Dekho was a hit for Filmalaya, the group of Filmistan. The lead in all of <mask>'s films until Caravan was introduced by the film. He was in a long romantic relationship with her, but he was already a married man with two children, so he didn't want to be called a homewrecker. Margaret Francina Lewis was an assistant to <mask>. They married and then she changed her name.She worked as an assistant on some productions. He lived longer than his wife. <mask> became the producer-director of Nasir Hussain Films. He made a number of musical hits. They are <mask>, Majrooh Sultanpuri and R.D. Burman collaborated on a number of projects. The musical cult hit was written and produced by <mask>.Shammi Kapoor and Asha Parekh starred in the film. Due to differences with <mask>, he opted out of the film and was replaced by Kapoor. R.D. was also hired by him. For the first time, Burman composed a song. After the songs became evergreen hits, Burman would compose for all of <mask>'s films for the next 19 years. The same year Zanjeer was written, <mask>'s Yaadon Ki Baraat was written. Both films dealt with the hero wanting to avenge his father's death.The first masala film is Yaadon Ki Baraat. The late career of As Zamane Ko Dikhana Hai, Manzil Manzil, and Zabardast all flopped, but <mask> continued to write script and dialogues for films like Qayamat Se Qayamat. In Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak, he introduced his nephew as a hero. The template for Hindi language musical romance films that defined Hindi cinema in the 1990s was set by Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak. The Filmfare Award was given to <mask> for his contribution to Hindi cinema. <mask> died of a heart attack in Mumbai. After his death, she stated in an interview that she had not seen him in the last year of his life as he became secluded because of his wife's death.Associations <mask> worked with a lot. Filmistan Studio Hussain wrote and directed his earlier films, and was the first mentor to be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be Subodh Mukherjee directed two films that <mask> wrote for. Both films had S.D. as the hero. Burman was the music composer. The actor was cast in the first production by <mask>. Pran was a constant villain in many films.He cast his mentor's son in a film. Majrooh Sultanpuri was used in 10 of <mask>'s productions. Shammi's image was created with films like Tumsa Nahin Dekha and Dil Deke Dekho, which were directed by <mask>. Rajindernath was in many of his early productions. He was in several films, including Dil Deke Dekho, which was released in 1959. One of the longest associations he had was with leading lady Asha Parekh. She made a brief appearance in his film Manzil Manzil.He worked for R.D. Burman is in 9 films from Teesri Manzil. In many of his films, <mask> collaborated with writer and comic Wasti. The Filmfare Best Movie Award - "Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak" (1988) is one of the films that <mask>'s wife worked on.

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title: Lucius Julius Iullus (consul)

texts: The ancient patrician Gens Julia had a member named <mask>ullus. He was a consular tribune in 437 BC, a magister equitum in 431 and a consul in 430 BC. Vopiscus <mask> was a descendant of the <mask>, who was a descendant of the family that had been the family that had been the family that had been the family that had been the family that had been the family that had been the family that had been the His uncle and cousin were both consuls in 482 BC. He was the father of a consular tribune. Sextus <mask> was a consular tribune in 423. The year before his election, Rome suffered through a severe grain shortage and a wealthy merchant named Spurius Maelius, who had purchased large stores of grain, sold it to the people at a low price.Maelius was accused of conspiring to overthrow the state by the president of the grain market, who nominated a dictator to deal with the emergency. The merchant was cut down by the magister equitum when he refused to answer the charges. The accusation and killing of Maelius was the murder of someone who had come to their aid, and they refused to allow the election of consuls for the following year. Mamercus Aemilius Mamercinus, who Livy calls a man of high distinction, received the most votes, probably reflecting the confidence the plebeians had in his even-handedness. The Latin city of Fidenae gave its support to the King of Veii during their year of office. Four envoys were sent to the Fidenates to demand an explanation and were murdered on the orders of Tolumnius. The Senate declared war against Veii and its allies after the murder of the Roman envoys, but hostilities would not start until the following year.Tolumnius was killed in battle. The Aequi and Volsci were fortifying their position on Mount Algidus as Rome emerged from one of its periodic epidemics. Livy's sources say that the Aequi and Volsci were defeated by the consuls at Mount Algidus. A group of moderates urged the tribunes of the plebs to pressure the consuls to name a dictator, either because of this or the general state of disarray at Rome. Quinctius and Mento preferred to throw in their lot with the people than with the Senate, even though they were opposed to this plan. The choice fell to Quinctius because the consuls couldn't agree on a candidate. He nominated his father-in-law, Aulus Postumius Tubertus, who was the horse's master.The Latins were ordered to raise troops by Postumius. The dictator left the Magister Equitum and the consul <mask> to defend the city when all three forces were ready. Spurius Postumius Albus, the dictator's cousin, left the field after his skull was fractured by a rock during the battle. Marcus Fabius Vibulanus, who was in charge of the cavalry, had his thigh pinned to his horse by a lance, while Quinctius lost an arm in the fighting. The Romans were victorious and all of their enemies were sold into slavery. The tribunes of the plebs were against the election of consular tribunes, which led to the election of <mask> and Gaius. The Aequi were granted an eight-year truce after sending a delegation to the Senate requesting a treaty.Rome was at peace because the Volsci were occupied by internal dissension. The domestic harmony was threatened when the censors imposed fines on citizens of their cattle in order to enrich them. The people wanted a law that would allow them to pay the fine in money. When one of the tribunes informed the consuls of the plan, they anticipated it by proposing the law themselves, which could have been seen as a victory over the patricians. Julia references the history of Rome in her footnotes. The library of history has Diodorus Siculus. Cicero, De Republica is named after Marcus Tullius Cicero.John Smith wrote The History of Rome. William Smith wrote the Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology. T. Robert S. Broughton is a member of the American Philological Association. 5th-century BC Roman consuls Magistri equitum.

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title: Catterino Cavos

texts: <mask> was an Italian composer, organist and conductor who was born in Russia. He was the father of a famous opera singer. The man who composed the opera Ivan Susanin 20 years before the opera of the same name was <mask>. The plot is based on an episode from Russian history and tells the story of the Russian peasant and patriotic hero Ivan Susanin who sacrificed his life for the Tsar by leading astray a group of marauding Poles who were hunting him. The family of <mask> was born in Venice, Italy. His father was a ballet dancer and the director of the La Fenice theatre in Venice. The man studied under the man.At the age of twelve, <mask> composed a cantata to celebrate Leopold II's arrival in Venice. He refused the position of organist at St Mark's Basilica, allowing the post to be given to an older, impoverished musician. In his early twenties, <mask> accepted a position as conductor of the Italian operatic company Astariti, and traveled with the company to St. Petersburg in 1797. After the company was dissolved, <mask> joined the Imperial Theatres as a composer for a French opera troupe with the responsibility to write music for the opera-vaudevilles. The Bolshoi Kamenny Theatre was put in charge of by the emperor in 1803. He lived in the same place as a professor at the Saint Catherine School. He began to write operas in 1805.Knyaz-nevidimka, Ilya the Hero, Ivan Susanin, and The Firebird were included. The second part of the opera Rusalka was contributed by him. The Cossack as Poet was in the repertory until 1852. John Warrack wrote about the operas that draw on Russian subjects. The romantic magic opera is a continuation of Catherine's Fevey text and anticipating Glinka's Ruslan and Lyudmila. The Oriental themes that had become fashionable with Russia's expansion are treated by The Firebird. Alexander Shakhovskoy was the Director of the Imperial Theatres.The text for The Cossack Poet invokes the patriotic sentiment of the times, and so, even more, does his text for Ivan Susanin. When Glinka's opera about Ivan Susanin was produced in 1836, it was <mask> who conducted, though he generously declared that his work was now superseded. The opera Ivan Susanin is considered to be the first Russian opera because it is based on real Russian historical fact and the main character is a Russian peasant. An attempt was made to enter the theatre of the opera stage of Russian life for the first time. In Russian musical literature, there are only two articles devoted to this opera - of Abram Gozenpud and Viktor Korshikov. The opera was considered unsuccessful by a Russian music critic because it doesn't show the feat of the hero. The opera was a happy end because real Ivan Susanin died from enemies.The stepson of Vitaly Peskov is sarcastic and says that the finale was changed because his Susanin didn't die the death of the hero. Susanin explained to his fellow villagers that he would walk with the guests and Russian soldiers would come and kill all the enemies. Susanin was walking with friendly enemies. It was not possible for a naive interpretation of heroes and enemies to satisfy the sense of Patriotic consciousness. There was a need for a new musical creation on the same topic. The choral song of peasants has reached its zenith in the works of Mussorgsky. Folk supporting voices, bass, which was considered an ornament for choir, led the main melody in this excerpt.This is a unique case for the beginning of the 19th century. A Life for the Tsar was based on the tale of Ivan Susanin. Ivan Susanin is also a name for this opera. The Department of opera was headed by <mask>, and the creation of A Life for the Tsar was taken by him. A new opera was adopted by <mask>. The premiere of the opera A Life for the Tsar December 9 (November 27) 1836 was conducted by <mask>. Both operas with one plot were included in the Bolshoi Kamenny theater's repertory for many years.The first singer of Ivan Susanin in the Cavos opera was a student of <mask> Zlov. The Russian public was acquainted with the operas of Carl Maria von Weber and tienne Méhul. <mask> lived in Russia for more than forty years. In 1803, the Emperor Alexander took control of the public theatres and placed <mask> in charge of the Bolshoi Kamenny, until then the only public opera house and exclusively reserved for Italian opera. The Bolshoi Kamenny was built into a stronghold of Russian opera. His music was influenced by Russian and Ukrainian folk songs and he wrote works on heroic national themes. Much of Glinka's operatic music, which the nationalists would champion as the foundation of the Russian tradition, was anticipated by <mask>.The 'national character' of Russian music was developed by a foreigner. Camilla Baglioni was an opera singer who gained fame in the late 18th century. Opera was a career choice for three of her sisters and two of her brothers. Antonio Baglioni was the most successful member of the Baglioni family. Antonio was the leader of the opera troupe for nearly a decade. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart personally conducted the performance in which Antonio created the role of Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni. Antonio created the role of Tito in a Mozart opera four years later.Only a few singers had multiple operas written for them by Mozart. <mask> "Alberto" <mask> was an architect best known for his theatre designs, having built the Mariinsky Theatre and the Bol in Russia. The matriarch of the Benois family was the daughter of Albert's daughter. Her descendants included an artist and founder of Mir iskusstva, a painter, a sculptor and an architect. <mask> "Giovanni" <mask> received musical training and served in the Imperial Theatres for thirty years. After marrying an Italian named Corrinini, the daughter of <mask>, she settled in Venice. Les trois Sultanes one-act vaudeville was performed on June 7.There is a Russian version of Les Trois bossus. Hippolyte Sonnet is a composer who was associated with the dismissal of Charles Didelot. His music was composed. The Golden Age of Russian Guitar is a CD. Nuova Rivista Musicale Italiana III/1 was written by Aloys Mooser. There are External links to Classical Composers Operone Biography.

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