title: Tammy Rogers

texts: <mask> is an American country music singer. She is also a founding member of the bluegrass group The SteelDrivers and works as a studio musician, primarily on fiddle, violin and viola. "A Little Gasoline" was written by her and released by Clark. <mask> was born in Tennessee but grew up in Texas. <mask> was a member of the Texas All-State orchestra for four years in a row. After graduating from high school, she joined the backing band for Patty Loveless. <mask> began working as a session musician in the 1990s, working with artists such as The O'Kanes.Dead Reckoning Records was founded in 1995 by Kane and <mask>. <mask> and Dean Miller wrote a song called "A Little Gasoline". <mask> is a fan of Buddy Miller and contributed to most of his albums. In the Red was her first album, followed by a self-titled album in 1996 and Speed of Love in 1999. She helped found the band The SteelDrivers with fiddle and harmony vocals. The band released a self-titled debut in 2008. The album reached the top of the charts.There are 57 on the U.S. There are country albums on the chart. Their song "Blue Side of the Mountain" was nominated for a Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals award. The group's second album, Reckless, received two nominations. The song "Where Rainbows Never Die" was nominated for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal. <mask>' debut album received a four-star review from Allmusic critic Richard Foss, who said that it showed country and bluegrass influences with "delightful twists". Her second album received favorable reviews.Norm Rosenfield described <mask> favorably, with his review noting the multiple guest musicians and prominent bluegrass influence. Entertainment Weekly gave the album a B+ rating and said that <mask> sounded like Alison Krauss. Country Standard Time critic Dan Williams compared <mask> to Krauss in his review of The Speed of Love, saying that she sounded like Krauss' "less tradition-bound older sister". Corb Lund - Five Dollar Bill was released in 2002. In 2006: Jon Christopher Davis - Jon Christopher Davis (Palo Duro), in 2007: Stephen Simmons - Something In Between (Americana), and in 2010: Capt. 2012: Chris Knight - Little Victories, Malcolm Holcombe - Down the River, and Eric Church - Sinners Like Me.

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title: Garrett Hedlund

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texts: <mask> is an American actor, model and singer. Troy, Friday Night Lights, Four Brothers, Eragon, Death Sentence, Tron: Legacy, Country Strong, On the Road, Inside Llewyn Davis, Unbroken, Pan, Mudbound, and Triple Frontier are his films. On September 3, 1984 in Roseau, Minnesota, he was born to Robert Martin and Kristine Anne. His father is from Sweden and his mother is from Germany. He is the youngest of three children. Hedlund was raised on a beef cattle farm near a small town in Minnesota. He lived with his mother in Arizona in the 9th grade.He liked to read from an early age. He played ice hockey, track and field, and American football in high school. He used his tips to pay for acting lessons with Jean Fowler, who he worked with on speeches and script material. He moved to Los Angeles six months after graduating from high school. In 2003 he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his acting career. Hedlund was a model for L.L. There is a magazine called Bean and Teen.At the age of nineteen, he made his debut in his first feature film as Patroclus, the younger cousin of Troy's hero, who was played by Brad Pitt. The film was released in 2004. In 2004, he co-stars with Billy Bob Thornton, Amber Heard, and Tim McGraw in the sports drama Friday Night Lights, in which he played an abusive father. In 2005, he co-stars with Mark Wahlberg in the movie Four Brothers. He played the role of Murtagh Morzansson in the film Eragon. There is an international co-production between the United States, United Kingdom and Hungary. In October of 2006 it was announced that the actors from the film would lend their voices to the game.In the video game Eragon, he lent his image and voice to his character Murtagh. In Georgia Rule, he co-stars with Lindsay Lohan, Jane Fonda, and Felicity Huffman. Death Sentence was directed by James Wan, and he co-stars with Kevin Bacon. In 2010 he plays Sam Flynn, the main character in the science fiction/action film "Tron: Legacy". The producers of Flynn's son were looking for a "unique combination of intelligence, wit, humor, look and physicality" in an actor and <mask> was chosen for that. Hedlund did his own stunts, which included jumping over cars and doing wire and harness work. The film was directed by Joseph Kosinski.It's a sequel to the 1982 film "Tron", which was directed by Steven Lisberger. <mask> was considered by Disney to play Captain America, but had to abandon the project because of his film schedule. The musical drama Country Strong was released on December 22, 2010 and starred <mask>, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Tim McGraw. "Chances Are" was one of the songs he recorded for the film. Critics liked his performance. Roughstock said that the best song on the album belonged to him, and Country Weekly said that the songs performed by actors in the film were the most convincing. The second soundtrack titled Country Strong: More Music from the Motion Picture featured six other songs, including a duet with Meester.The man of the year was named on June 7, 2011. The 2012 adventure film On the Road was co-produced by Francis Ford Coppola. Walter Salles directed the film based on Jack Kerouac's novel. The live-action version of Akira was not going to be made. He was an advertising and catwalk model in 2012 for Prada. Disney said in December 2012 that he would reprise his role as Sam Flynn in the sequel. He was one of the stars of the Coen brothers' black comedy-drama film Inside Llewyn Davis.<mask> pays homage to a fallen cowboy in the music video of the song Beautiful War by the American rock band Kings of Leon. He was the face of the French men's fragrance "La Nuit de l'Homme". James' best-selling novel Fifty Shades of Grey and Finnick Odair in the sequel to the dystopian science fiction/adventure film The Hunger Games titled The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. <mask> starred in a film directed by Andrew Levitas. The main musical theme is sung by <mask>. He co-stars with Jack O'Connell and Domhnall Gleeson in the film Unbroken. The film Pan was directed by Joe Wright and starred Hugh Jackman, Rooney Mara, and Levi Miller.The Art of Pan was written by <mask> in September of that year. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk was directed by Ang Lee and starred Joe Alwyn and Vin Diesel. He co-stars with Carey Mulligan in the film Mudbound. He co-starred with Sharon Stone in Steven Soderbergh's series Mosaic. It was released as a mobile app and a television drama. <mask> produced and starred in the short film Tocsin, which was directed by Frank E. Flowers. He was in a film called Burden, which was inspired by true events.He played a former Special Forces Soldier in Triple Frontier, which was recorded between Soacha and Bogot. He co-stars with Kelly Macdonald in the romantic drama film Dirt Music. The film is based on the novel of the same name by Tim Winton, and Hedlund recorded a number of songs for the film. The soundtrack album from "Dirt Music" was released as a digital download in August 2020. Anslinger was in his 50s to 60s when he was portrayed in the film. He is starring in the first Stephen King show in September of 2021. Hedlund is a skilled guitarist and violinist.During the filming of Eragon in Slovakia, his co-star Jeremy Irons was his personal instructor in the development of alternative violin techniques. From 2012 to 2016 he was in a relationship with his On the Road co-star. Before they broke up, they were briefly engaged. In March, he began a relationship with Emma Roberts. The couple were expecting their first child in August 2020. On December 27, 2020, Roberts gave birth to a boy in Los Angeles. Tim McGraw is a friend of <mask>'s son.In January 2022, it was announced that <mask> and Roberts had parted ways. <mask>'s duet with Meester, "Give in to Me", was the only song to chart as a single. 78 on the Hot 100. The Canadian Hot 100 had a score of 96. People from Roseau, Minnesota are American people of Nordic descent.

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title: Sunitha Krishnan

texts: <mask> is an Indian social activist and chief functionary and co- founder of Prajwala, a non-governmental organization that rescues, rehabilitates and reintegrates sex-trafficked victims into society. Krishnan works in the area of social policy. One of the largest rehabilitation homes in the country was set up by her organization. She is making it possible for NGOs to manage a range of protective and rehabilitative services for women and children who have been traffickers. She was awarded India's fourth highest civilian award. <mask> was born in Bangalore to Palakkad Malayali parents. She saw most of the country when she traveled from one place to another with her father, who worked for the Department of Survey.At the age of eight, Krishnan began teaching dance to mentally challenged children. She started running schools for underprivileged children at the age of twelve. Krishnan was gang raped by eight men when he was fifteen years old. They didn't like that a woman was interfering with what they claimed was "man's society." They beat her so badly that she is partially deafness. She did what she did today because of this incident. Krishnan attended government schools in Bangalore and Bhutan. Krishnan obtained a bachelor's degree in environmental sciences from St. Joseph's College in Bangalore.Career Krishnan wanted to join the program for young women. Krishnan became involved with the housing problems of slum dwellers. When the homes of people living by the city's Musi River were slated to be bulldozed for a "beautification" project, she joined the housing rights campaign of PIN, organized protests and halted the scheme. Sex workers living in a red light area were evacuated in 1996. Thousands of women who were caught in the clutches of prostitution were left homeless. Krishnan found a like-minded person in Brother Jose Vetticatil, a missionary, and started a transition school to prevent the second generation from being traffickers. Krishnan was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217Prajwala has five pillars: prevention, rescue, rehabilitation, reintegration and advocacy. The organization provides moral, financial, legal and social support to victims. The scale of their operations makes them the largest anti-trafficking shelter in the world. Ms. Krishnan's enthusiasm rubs off on those around her as well. As a former co-worker, I can say that working with Sunitha is like a constant learning experience, with her constantly throwing challenges, urging staff to tap their potential. She mentors her staff in all areas of work and life. The team stays focused on the cause because of her constant hope, passion, and relentless struggle to reach goals set for herself.Thousands of children of prostitutes have been prevented from entering the flesh trade through the organization's second- generation prevention program. Many of the rescued children and adult victims of sex traffickers are HIV positive. Krishnan has spearheaded an economic rehabilitation program which trains survivors in carpentry, welding, printing, masonry and housekeeping. Krishnan took a decision very early in her life to run the organization as a full-time volunteer. She uses her husband's help to support herself by writing books and giving speeches. She is married to Mr. Touchriver, who is an Indian filmmaker, art director and scriptwriter. One of the films, Anamika, is a part of the curriculum of the National Police Academy.The policy for rescue and rehabilitation of victims of sex traffickers was passed by the State Government in 2003 and was drafted by Krishnan. Ms. Krishnan was appointed as an advisor for the policy to fight sexual violence and trafficking. The scheme was originally drafted by Krishnan and is coordinated by various government departments. She resigned from the advisory position on August 4th due to the lack of political will to implement the policy. In March 2015, in a "move of repentance" the government re-inducted <mask> Krishnan back to its Nirbhaya scheme by giving her more decision-making power. Ms. Krishnan met auditoriums full of students in order to raise awareness and warn them against getting involved in the industry. She launched the Men Against Demand campaign with the slogan "Real Men Don't Buy Sex" which has reached 1.8 billion people around the world.She contributed to India's new Bill on Rape, which was passed in Parliament in 2013 to increase punishments for sexual violence and assault. Krishnan realized that without a meaningful state policy, no amount of social work or activism at the micro-level is enough to be helpful. The Women Protection Cell, the Anti Human Trafficking Unit is one of the police departments she forges partnerships with. A pilot project for Police-NGO collaboration to intercept sex traffickers was started by Krishnan. More than 150 traffickers were convicted after she persuaded the state government to work with her in cracking down on organized crime. Thousands of senior police officers, judges, prosecutors and Child Welfare Committee members have been trained by Krishnan to handle cases of human trafficking and advocate for child-friendly courts. The psycho-social needs of victims during and after rescue have been addressed by police personnel who have been trained.The Falaknuma Economic Rehabilitation Unit was given an ultimatum by the landlord after the #ShameTheRapist campaign. With limited time and resources available, Krishnan chose to crowdfund the funding gap required to relocate to her new facility. She crowdfunded on a platform called goeraCrowd.com to bridge the funding gap and build an emergency shelter for the rescued victims. In 2009, Krishnan gave a speech about the cause of human trafficking at an official TED India conference, which has since inspired over 2.5 million viewers globally. She brought the house down in Mysore. She moved people to action by breaking hearts. Her strong voice and powerful body language ensured that no one could claim to have misinterpreted her points... Her strong voice and powerful body language ensured that no one could claim to have misinterpreted her points...Her July 2012 appearance on the television show was instrumental in raising huge funds and networking with business owners who were willing to place survivors in jobs. She appeared on a test open at Open Heart which reached out to millions of viewers across the world. Krishnan sensitized over 3000 corporate houses through the INK and The Indus Entrepreneurs conferences, which made a deep impact on the attendees. Krishnan used film making as a tool for advocacy. She made 14 documentary films on socially relevant issues such as youth and HIV/AIDS, Sheikh marriages, incest, prostitution, sex trafficking and communal riots. The Man, His Mission is a film she helped develop and co-produced. The silence about the horrors of incest among high-level officials was broken by The Sacred Face.In January of this year, Ms. Krishnan and Suntouch produced a bilingual film on sex trafficking. The Best Feature Film Award at the Trinity International Film Festival, USA was one of the five international awards Naa Bangaru Talli won. It won 3 awards at the 61st National Film awards in New Delhi and was screened at the 4th Beijing International Film Festival. In 2002, <mask> and Jose Vetticatil conducted an action research and publication of a document entitled The Shattered Innocence on inter-state trafficking from AP to other states, revealing the reality and magnitude of the crime along with a demographic profile of vulnerable communities. A state-level consultation on the need for a multi-sectoral approach to address the issue emerged after the report was submitted to the government. From Despair to Hope: A Handbook for HIV/AIDS Counselors Living Positively is one of the books she has published. She escaped serious injury when a Sumo van rammed her auto rickshaw.She was lucky to escape injury when acid was thrown at her. She was the target of a poisoning attempt for the third time. Krishnan says that the assaults have made her determined to continue her crusade against human traffickers. An activist led an attack on a transition center in Kalapather. A group of young Muslims with posters and websites staged a protest in front of their school. The media presented one-sided information about the defaming of Muslim women in order to access foreign funds. Hundreds of Muslims attacked the centre with swords, chains and stones.The leader said he would kill Krishnan and cut her into pieces. She had threatened to close her other centers. The India Times listed Krishnan as one of the 11 human rights activists whose life mission is to provide others with a dignified life. The inaugural Sri Sathya Sai Award for Human excellence was held. Dainik Prayukti Hindi Daily hosted the Tallberg Global Leadership Prize Franco-German Award for Human Rights & Rule of law. The 24th Yudhvir Foundation Memorial Award was given in 2015. Mother Teresa received an award for social justice.The CIVICUS Innovation Award was presented. The Kairali Ananthapuri Award was held in Muscat. The LIMCA Book of Records has a People of the Year award. The Woman of Substance Award was given to a woman. There is an award for women's empowerment. The Paul Harris fellowship was given by the club in Mumbai. The National Amodini Award was given by the GodfreyPhillips.The Living Legend Award was given by the Human Symphony Foundation. The Government of Kerala gave the Mahila Thilakam Award. The Dianne Von Furstenberg Foundation gave the Exemplary Woman Award. The National Commission for Women gave an Outstanding Woman Award. The Akrithi Woman of the Year was selected by the club. The Human Rights award was given by IRDS. The SHE Foundation gave a women in excellence award.The Outstanding Social Work Award was given by the Government of Kerala. The John Jay College of Criminal Justice received an award. The Outstanding Social Work Award was presented in 2011. The Aakruthi Woman of the Year Award was presented. The G8 Woman Award was on Colors TV. Indiavision Person of the Year Award was given in 2011. The Vital Voices Global Partnership received a Human Rights Award.The Garshom Pravasi Vanitha Award was presented in Kuwait in 2011. The Kelvinator Woman Power Award was aired on Colors TV. The Gangadhar Humanitarian Award was given in 2010. Manorama Publications named Vanitha Women of the Year. The US Department of State has a report on human traffickers. Reliance Foundation received the CNN-IBN Real Hero Award. The United Nations of Capital Hill presented the Perdita Huston International Award for Human Rights.There was a citation for the contribution to women's empowerment. The Government of India has a website. The Ashoka fellowship was held in 2002. The story of his latest movie Thira was inspired by her life. <mask> <mask>'s home page has links to External links.

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title: Denis Wood

texts: <mask> was a professor of Design at North Carolina State University. <mask> received a degree in English from Western Reserve University in 1967. He received an MA and PhD in geography from Clark University. The School of Design at North Carolina State University was where <mask> taught environmental psychology, landscape history, and design from 1974 to 1996. <mask> spent over two years in prison for molesting a teenage boy. His book The Power of Maps was considered radical when it was published. The Power of Maps is a linchpin of the new cartographies in which maps are redefined as socially constructed arguments.<mask>'s critique of the ideals of modern academic cartographers and of modern cartographic ideology has been wide-ranging, informed, and decisive. "For over twenty-five years, <mask> has been provoking us to think differently and critically about maps and map use." The show was remounted in 1994. The 1992 book has been the subject of both scholarly commentary and popular interest. The critical cartographers, led by <mask>, insist that maps do not represent reality. They present an argument about the world through careful choice of content arranged graphically at a specific scale. The thesis is at the center of the 2008 University of Chicago Press publication, The Natures of Maps.One reviewer said that in 1986 <mask> and Fels took apart the map and described ten codes through its signs. Twenty-one years later, <mask> and Fels have put the map back together again by replacing the whole idea of the map as a representation with that of the map as a system of proposition. <mask>'s 2004 volume, Five Billion Years of Global Change: A History of the Land, is a relevant title in this area of work. <mask> joined his expertise in cartography with his interest in art and art history. He uses maps as a medium for the exposition of cultural and political ideas and ideals and has created a bibliography and history of cartographic art. The general thesis is the same as in <mask>'s other work: images, whether map, art, or artful maps, present a thesis through selection of subject matter self-consciously arranged through a medium's tools of exposition. <mask> pleaded guilty to "crimes against nature" in 1996.There were more than one-hundred and thirty instances of taking indecent liberties with a minor. He spent 26 months in the North Carolina penal system after his conviction. He has spoken publicly about his incarceration and the charges that led to it, and he is not on any national or regional register of sex offenders. Jane Jacobs wondered in the press if <mask>'s arrest and incarceration might be a reason why some of his work gets less attention than it deserves. Since his release, he has continued to live in Raleigh, NC, while lecturing and working in his field, despite his conviction. He gave a presentation at the Royal Geographical Society in London in 2008. <mask> told the News and Observer in 1998 that he was going to write a book about his time in prison.The publication was planned by the University Press. The book will be distributed by University of Chicago Press. At the 2003 annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, <mask> gave a presentation with the same title. Several scholarly articles and books have been published by Publications Wood. His books include: The Power of Maps with John Fels, Home Rules with Robert J. Beck, Seeing through Maps with Ward Kaiser, and a second edition of Five Billion Years of Change: A History of the Land. Interview with <mask> on This American Life Lecture by <mask> on map art, <mask> on Shadowed Spaces Tour, and <mask>'s books on Amazon Books.

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title: Captain Mikey

texts: Captain Mikel Hunter Herrington, also known as Mikel Hunter, was an American who died in 1997. He was inducted into the San Jose Rocks Hall of Fame in October 2007, and into the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame in October 2008. Herrington inspired the fictional characters of program directors in two movies and a TV show. Herrington produced a hit record for People!, a San Jose rock band. The cover of the Zombies' "I Love You" was #14 on the charts in June 1968. He doesn't know anything about the "Captain <mask>" of WPNR 90.7FM who hosted shows regularly from 1995-1999 and returned to the station again in 2012 despite popular misconception. Captain <mask> was born on July 18, 1935 in Florence, South Carolina, the son of Carl Elbridge Herrington, who died November 3, 1950 in New Bern, North Carolina.Herrington married Barbara Ann Allen in Florence, South Carolina. Jeffrey Allen Herrington was born in New Bern, North Carolina, while Michael Craig Herrington was born in Dallas, Texas. They had two children, Jeremy Joseph Herrington and Brooke M. Herrington, and they were both born in Santa Clara, California. Herrington married Janet Eileen Rew on June 24, 1984 in Dublin, California, with whom he had two children. Captain <mask> died of leukemia at the age of 62. Herrington was described as a handsome guy with a very ballsy voice. Michael was about five foot ten, with brown hair, and he wore round, wireless glasses like John Lennon.... A rich, friendly person took command when he spoke, because he was strikingly handsome with big, warm blue eyes. Herrington worked as a disc jockey and later as a program director at radio stations in New Bern, North Carolina, Jackson, Mississippi, Dallas, Boston, Tucson, San Diego, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Philadelphia. Other stations were KLIF, Dallas Texas; KELP, El Paso, Texas; and KSRO, SantaRosa, California. One of the people who made the station click in Tucson was Herrington. Herrington worked in San Diego in 1963. The first San Jose station to beat its San Francisco competitors was Top 40 KLIV (1590), which was run by Herrington from 1966 to 1969.The music of The Beach Boys, Jan and Dean, and The Surfaris can be found on the station. The Summer of Love era in San Francisco was when KLIV became the leader in the San Francisco Bay Area radio market because of DJ Herrington's antics. He provided hot dogs, buns, and soft drinks for weekend caravans over Highway 17 to the beach at Santa Cruz, as well as the creation of the station's mascot Norman. I Love You and the Syndicate of Sound were produced by the band People!, which was managed and promoted by Herrington at KLIV. Both bands are members of the San Jose Rocks. The Hall of Fame. Herrington was a disc jockey on several Los Angeles radio stations.Dave Moorhead was the man who recruited Herrington to radio KFI in Los Angeles. Moorhead accepted a position at KLAC in March 1969. The "chicken rock" format at KLAC in 1970 was the antithesis of "hard rock" and a progenitor of the "Mellow and Soft Rock" stations of the 1970s. After being recruited by program director Shadoe Stevens, Herrington moved to KRLA in January 1971 for the progressive rock "underground" format, where he called himself "Hot Rocks Hunter". In 1972 he became the director of operations and programming at KMET-FM in Los Angeles, and as a disc jockey he worked from 7am to 11am. Herrington had an attitude to Los Angeles radio station KMET. The environment was as funny as the music when he was the program director.There was a mural of the moon and stars on the ceiling of the studio where the jocks worked. The film was written by Sacks who worked at KMET. The character of the program director on the popular 1978 sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati was based on Herrington and his time at KMET, as was the leader of the resistance to corporate takeover at a fictional radio station. Dr. Demento, who moved from Pasadena station KPPC at the end of 1971 to host a four-hour live radio show, was one of the on air talent Herrington recruited. Radio Waves: Life and Revolution on the FM Dial was a semi-autobiographical book that featured his colleagues at KMET, including Herrington. By September 1974 he had been replaced by a different person. Mikel Hunter was the operations director at KNEW, a radio station based in Oakland, California, which switched to a country music format in July 1974.Herrington moved to Los Angeles in 1975, where he worked at a country music radio station. After the station changed its name to KTNQ in 1976, Herrington left KGBS to take a lucrative position in Iran. Ted Anthony and Claude "Hoot" Hooten were both recommended by Claude Hall to work for NIRT, the "American radio station" in Tehran, Iran. Herrington was recruited by Kamron Mashayekhi, the head of NIRT, who was also Washington bureau chief for Savak, and served as both program director and disc jockey for a month. All they were promised didn't happen, despite the promise of six-figure salaries and generous housing and travel allowances. They had to flee the country. Herrington was forced to hide out in a motel in the San Fernando Valley after Hall threatened to expose the situation in Iran.After returning from Iran, he was unemployed and advertised for work in San Jose. Herrington returned to the San Jose area in August 1977 to start programming at KOME. As program director at KOME, he returned the station to its free-form roots and was described as a decidedly non-corporate type. The card catalog was replaced with an eclectic library that included art rock, jazz, punk, new wave, and soul within a rock format framework. Herrington was responsible for making that station number one in the Bay Area market and one of the most important stations in the country. "Mikel was the one who put this station on the map," said Don West, the former KOME program director. Mikel was a big fan of energy.... There weren't ballsy, deep voices. Someone with a great voice would be thrown aside by Mikel. The KOME slogan is "The KOME (cum) spot on your dial". Herrington was responsible for recruiting Dennis Erectus out of college. In the previous year, KOME's ratings had increased from 5 to 7.6 with a hard-rocking AOR format. Herrington described the approach as a sound based on "hooks and boogie" and promotions that appealed to listeners who like rock'n'roll but also like craziness and a little bit of humor.We offer them a sarcastic and caustic view. Chicken flying contests were held at KOME Herrington. On April 1st, he told people to cover up their telephones because the phone company would be blowing dust through them. He invited his entire staff to crash their parties. 62 minutes of commercial-free music every hour was promised by Herrington. The format was free-form. According to West, there were walls of albums in the station that were color-coded by genre and each had a sheet of paper attached that indicated which cuts were allowed.Every song on the Who's "Who's Next" album was on the list. West says there were 5,000 songs at your fingertips. "Now you have stations with more than 300." While at KOME, Herrington was known as "Lefty" and was responsible for creating "Hey Lefty!". What time is it? The question that prompted the announcement of the time would be asked by prominent musicians, including Van Halen, Grace Slick, Hall & Oates, Ian Hunter, the Greg Kihn Band, and Chevy Chase. In August 1981 he was promoted to operations manager.After the station owners tried to bring in broadcasting consultants in 1982, he left KOME and KLIV as a disc jockey and program director. KOME's heyday came to an end in 1982. He was the national voice for Sears. In 1984 he became program director at Metromedia's 610 AM station in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which was an Adult Contemporary station. Light talk and music transitioned into a sports talk station during his tenure. Mikel Hunter Broadcast Services was located in Las Vegas, Nevada. Herrington moved to the wine country and hosted talk shows in the area.In September 1992 he resigned as program director. Herrington's last position in radio was as host of a talk show at KSRO in SantaRosa, California. He was in the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame. Further reading "Deaths". There was a billboard on December 6 1997. In December 1966 and January 1967 there were deaths from leukemia and people from Florence, South Carolina.

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title: Alen Bokšić

texts: <mask> is a former professional footballer. One of the greatest players in the history of the Croatia national football team was a forward who spent most of his career in France and Italy. He was voted fourth in the 1993 European Footballer of the Year poll. He was named Croatian Footballer of the Year that year. He won two titles with Lazio in 2000 and 1997 and is considered to be one of the best foreign players in the history of Serie A. Although selected for Yugoslavia squad at the 1990 World Cup in Italy, the 20-year-old Boki did not play in the tournament, with coach Ivica Osim preferring more experienced forwards in the lineup. Boki became an important part of Croatia's national team in the 1990s under coach Miroslav Blaevi.He was not included in the squad for the 1998 World Cup in France due to an injury he sustained weeks before the tournament. He made his World Cup debut at the age of 32 at the 2002 World Cup in Japan, playing in all three of the team's group stage matches before retiring a year later. The club career of Hajduk Split Boki began at Zmaj, where he was born. He was a member of the first team at Hajduk Split. He won the Yugoslav Cup with Hajduk. He scored 60 goals in 174 games. The winning goal in the 1991 Yugoslavian Cup final was scored by Boki.It was the last goal scored in the Yugoslavian Cup, as the country dissolved just a few months later. Olympique Marseille Boki was plagued by injuries and only played one game in the entire season. He was signed by Olympique Marseille in the summer of 1992. He was the top scorer in the French league with 23 goals. He won the French league, but his team was stripped of the title. In May 1993, Olympique Marseille defeated A.C. Milan to win the European Championship. The club's top scorer in the 1992–93 European competition was Boki, who scored 6 goals.He was transferred to Lazio in December 1993 after playing 12 league matches for the club. One of the biggest football club scandals in history resulted in Boki leaving the club. They were demoted to the second division in 1994 due to financial and match fixing scandals. Lazio's Boki was fourth for the 1993 European Footballer of the Year, behind winner Roberto Baggio, Dennis Bergkamp, and Eric Cantona. In his first half-season with Lazio, Boki appeared in 21 matches and scored 4 goals. Lazio played an important part in the club's best position since 1974 in the 1994–95 season, finishing 2nd under Zdenk Zeman. Giuseppe Signori and Pierluigi Casiraghi were a part of the attacking trident.In the 1994–95 season, he scored 9 goals. The summer of 1996 saw the signing of Boki, who was managed by Lippi. In his one season with the club, he was able to win three trophies, including the 1996 Intercontinental Cup. The club reached the final of the 1996–97 European Championship but lost to the team from Germany. Boki played as a forward until the 88th minute of the match, and provided the assist for Del Piero's goal. The club's top scorer was Boki with 4 goals. He scored 3 goals in 22 league appearances for the title.Lazio had a return to Boki in 1997. He scored 10 goals in Lazio's first season back in the top flight, but they finished 7th in the league and missed out on a spot in the 1998 European Championship. Lazio won the Supercoppa Italiana, finished 2nd in the league and won the 1998–99 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. Boki only made 3 appearances due to injury. Lazio won three titles in the 1999–2000 season, including the scudetto, as well as scoring 4 goals in the process. He decided to leave Italy at the end of the season after six years there. In 2010, Boki was voted number 32 on the list of the best foreign players in the history of Serie A.In the first game of his career, Boksic scored twice and had an assist in a win over Coventry City. According to reports at the time of his signing, he had become the highest-paid player in English football, earning a reputed £63,000 per week. The wages quoted are a total nonsense and there are no documented sources for this claim. We acted quickly because I got to hear about it long before anyone else. It's ridiculous to talk of 63,000 a week. He was named their Player of the Year after scoring 12 goals in his first season with the club. In the 2001–02 season, he was less affected by injuries, but could only muster eight goals in a side short of goals and creativity.He did not score in Croatia's three group games at the 2002 World Cup. After a succession of injuries had restricted his appearances at the Riverside Stadium, Boksic decided to retire from football. It was a mutual agreement that brought the curtain down on his illustrious career. His final goal for the club was in a 3–1 win over Manchester United on Boxing Day 2002. Boki scored 10 goals for the Croatia national team. He played for his country. He missed Croatia's third-place run in the 1998 World Cup due to injury.The Croatian team couldn't pair him with Davor uker. He made his World Cup debut at the age of 32. The style of play was a dynamic, well-rounded, physically strong, and prolific forward who was renowned for his technique, skill, creativity, movement, power, stamina, and pace on the ball, which enabled him to open up defences and create space for his teammates. He was prone to injuries throughout his career. The Club International honours player is Hajduk Split Yugoslav Cup. The couple had three children before divorcing. Laura was born in 2004 from a relationship with her mother.There are external links to 1970 births from Nogometni leksikon. 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title: Vangelis Vitalis

texts: The deputy secretary for the ministry of foreign affairs and trade in New Zealand is <mask>. <mask> was New Zealand's Permanent Representative to the World Trade Organisation in Switzerland where he chaired the agriculture negotiations in a personal capacity. The text of the WTO Ministerial Decision to eliminate agricultural export subsidies was drafted by him. <mask> was the Ambassador to the European Union and NATO in Brussels. <mask> is a Greek-New Zealander. <mask> joined the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade in 1993 and worked for three months in New York as a junior New Zealand Foreign Ministry delegate. <mask> was posted to the New Zealand Embassy in Moscow as Second and then First Secretary after a year of language training at the Moscow State Linguistic University.The Russian Ministry of Agriculture was part of a team that worked on a partial equilibrium model to assess the impact of Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization on its agricultural sector. <mask> was an early advocate of analyzing Russia's agricultural policies at the federal and sub-federal level. He said that this was the only way to establish the full picture of Russian agricultural subsidisation. He was an adviser on a range of issues during this time, including currency reform and WTO accession. <mask> worked at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development from 2001 to 2011. He worked in Paris as a Chief Adviser for the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development. He headed a unit that provided analytical papers to support the round table.The former New Zealand Minister for Environment and Associate Minister of Finance chaired this influential body. Ministers from France, the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Sweden, Canada, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Brazil and South Africa all participated in the Round Table meetings. The unique format of the Round Table included leading NGOs, such as WWF, along with business organizations such as the World Business Council on sustainable Development, Shell, and so on. A number of ground-breaking economic papers on a range of sustainable issues, including how to measure sustainable development, were prepared by the unit and led by <mask>. The chapter on the potential synergies between investment flows and ODA was included in a controversial paper on the rise of eco-labels and their trade and environment-related effects. <mask> produced an economic analysis and a set of policy recommendations to address illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing on the high seas. <mask> was included as an Economic Expert Adviser to the prestigious and high-level OECD IUU Ministerial Task Force in 2004, and later chaired the OECD Trade and Environment Committee in 2008.<mask> was the Head of the Trade and Economic Analysis Unit at the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. He initially worked on a set of papers on international economic issues that were relevant to New Zealand. <mask> is known to have opposed the creation of a currency union between Australia and New Zealand. He proposed the establishment of a "Minister for Australia" in order to refresh the Closer Economic Relationship between Australia and New Zealand in time for the twentieth anniversary of that agreement. The Joint Study assessed the potential benefits of the China-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement. He became the investment chapter lead negotiator in the China-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement and the lead New Zealand negotiator for the treaty-status trade & labour, and trade & environment agreements between China and New Zealand, which were negotiated alongside the China-New Zealand. New Zealand was the first country to conclude an agreement with China.<mask> contributed a chapter to the book edited by Robert Picciotto, the former Director-General of the World Bank. An assessment of the sustainable development effects of New Zealand's ground breaking agriculture reforms was one of the articles he published. <mask> contributed a chapter on the intersection between agricultural, trade and environmental policies to a book in 2005. <mask>' work on agricultural reform and the impact of subsidies on both the economy and the environment formed the basis of a chapter in a book published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. <mask> has been involved in trade and environment related issues at the WTO. He is believed to have played an influential role in the WTO negotiations on environmental goods, including chairing the 'Friends of Environmental Goods' process which collectively identified and tabled at the WTO more than 150 specific products as environmental goods. The 'Friends' group included many countries.The innovative 'living list' concept was tabled at the WTO by New Zealand. A 'living' process would allow the regular updating of any list of products agreed at the WTO to ensure that the list keeps pace with the rapid evolution of environmental technologies. At the same time, a series of papers tabled by New Zealand at the WTO and also believed to have been written by <mask> proposed the establishment of a Voluntary Consultative Mechanism as a Pareto optimal way to address the apparent intersection between trade measures contained. <mask> produced an analysis of the relationship between trade, innovation and competition in the New Zealand context, which was published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. <mask> was appointed New Zealand's Chief Negotiator for the AANZFTA. He was appointed simultaneously to lead the negotiations for the Malaysia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement. Less than six months after <mask> led the New Zealand teams which finished the AANZFTA, the MNZFTA came into force.The signing of the agreement with Malaysia took place in Kuala Lumpur and was overseen by the Malaysian and New Zealand Prime Ministers and a sixty-member New Zealand business delegation. At the time of the conclusion of the AANZFTA, New Zealand's third most important trading partner was the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The AANZFTA was the first agreement between Australia and New Zealand. Goods, services and intellectual property rights are just some of the WTO-plus commitments made by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The innovative use of the economic cooperation chapter is designed to help the members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations effectively implement the agreement. With its built-in agenda, the AANZFTA is a living agreement. The China-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement has a deadline for the elimination of tariffs.The existing Thailand-New Zealand Closer Economic Partnership eliminated tariffs on New Zealand products within twenty years. New Zealand education, engineering and environmental service providers have a 'first mover' advantage over their competitors, as a result of the AANZFTA-Plus provisions in the Malaysia-New Zealand area. Hon Tim Groser, the New Zealand Minister of Trade, acknowledged <mask>' leadership in concluding the AANZFTA during the New Zealand parliamentary debate. <mask> led the New Zealand AANZFTA 'roadshow' which promoted the opportunities presented by this plurilateral agreement to New Zealand stakeholders in all of the main centres of New Zealand. <mask> was appointed the New Zealand deputy high commissioner in Australia in 2010 after completing the Malaysia-New Zealand free trade agreement. The High Commission in New Zealand is the largest in the world. <mask> was acting High Commissioner from November 2010 to May 2011.During his time as acting High Commissioner, Tony Abbot and Kevin Rudd were invited by <mask> to visit the New Zealand High Commission in Australia. To support the G20's ambitions for reform and elimination of fossil fuel subsidies is one of the objectives of this non-G20 group of countries. <mask> spoke at the June 2010 launch of the initiative and later at a GSI-UNEP-WTO Conference on the subject. Costa Rica, Ethiopia, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland and Sweden are included in the FFFSR. Reform of fossil fuel subsidies can make a difference to both economic and environmental outcomes, according to the grouping. The FFFSR works closely with the Global Subsidies Initiative. The initial meetings of the FFFSR were held in Paris to coincide with <mask>' travel to Paris to chair the OECD Committee on Trade and Environment.The Asian Development Bank invited <mask> to present a paper in Manila in 2010 as part of its regional economic integration seminar series. The paper argues that preferential trade agreements could be drivers of meaningful liberalisation and thus integration and presents an intriguing reference point to the'stumbling blocks' thesis. He reprised a more elaborate version of the paper at an event in Beijing in December of that year. <mask> was said to have resigned from the New Zealand Foreign Ministry and secured a senior role at the Asian Development Bank to work on regional economic integration. <mask> was appointed New Zealand Ambassador to the European Union in Brussels in early 2011. He presented his letter of credentials as the New Zealand Ambassador to the European Union to both President Van Rompuy and President Barroso. <mask> was appointed New Zealand's Ambassador to Sweden in late 2012 after the New Zealand Embassy in Sweden was closed.He presented his credentials in Sweden. <mask>' accreditations to Belgium, Luxembourg, Romania and Bulgaria were transferred to the New Zealand deputy head of mission to the EU, Paula Wilson. <mask> presented a paper at the World Agricultural Forum. The importance of trade, agriculture and development was emphasized in his presentation, as well as the possibility of focusing development assistance through the effective implementation of trade agreements as a mechanism to encourage and facilitate investment and trade flows. He referred to the assistance for implementation of the agreement in a manner designed to ensure that the benefits of the agreement are effectively harnessed across the member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. <mask> was appointed as New Zealand's Chief Negotiator for the Russia-Belarus-Kazakhstan-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement. In support of Hon Tim Groser's campaign to become WTO Director-General, <mask> was appointed as the New Zealand Minister of Trade's 'Special Envoy'.During Minister Groser's campaign <mask> focused on the WTO Members of the Commonwealth of Independent States. <mask> is thought to have traveled to a number of countries to lobby on behalf of the New Zealand Minister. <mask> chaired the agriculture negotiations in a personal capacity while he was New Zealand's Permanent Representative to the World Trade Organisation. The text of the historic WTO Ministerial Decision was drafted by him. <mask> was appointed Chair of the Senior Officials Meeting during the New Zealand hosting of the APEC in 2021. He stated that he was a big believer in the public good aspect of APEC and that hosting it was a highlight of his career. It is the most exciting thing that I have done.Education <mask> is thought to have attended schools in England, Germany, and New Zealand. His batting for the third eleven cricket team is still remembered, where he was well known for his extensive Pink Floyd record collection. In 1993 he was the co-editor of the Student Association's controversial newspaper, Craccum, at Harvard University. <mask> also speaks German, Greek, and Russian. <mask>' parents moved to New Zealand in 1980. <mask> is married to a woman. External links Hellenes Abroad, 4 March 2011 New Zealand public servants University of Auckland alumni Harvard University alumni New Zealand people of Greek descent Living people 1969 births Ambassadors of New Zealand to the European Union Ambassador of New Zealand to Belgium Ambassador of New Zealand to Bulgaria Ambassador of New Zealand to Romania

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title: Henry Salt (Egyptologist)

texts: <mask> was an English artist, traveller, collector of antiquities, diplomat, and Egyptologist<mask>, the son of <mask> who was a physician and Alice Butt, was born in Lichfield on June 14, 1780. <mask> taught at the school where he was the youngest of eight children. He was interested in portrait painting. He went to London in 1789 to study under Joseph Farington and John Hoppner. He gave up painting after failing to build a reputation. <mask> was recommended by Thomas Simon Butt to travel as his secretary and draughtsman by the English nobleman George Annesley.They began their eastern tour in June 1802, sailing on the British East India Company's charter ship to India via the Cape Colony. The Cape of Good Hope, India, and the Red Sea were explored by <mask>. <mask> was described as a "secretary-draftsman" by Valentia, who also sketched the sites and scenes they encountered on their voyage. In 1805, <mask> was sent to Ethiopia to meet with Wolde Selassie to open up trade relations with the English. <mask> gained the respect of the Selassie while he was there. He came back to England on October 26, 1806. He traveled through Egypt to meet the Pasha Mehmet Ali.<mask>'s paintings from the trip were used in a book. After <mask>'s death, the originals of all the drawings were kept by Valentia. The format and style of the plates are similar to Thomas and William Daniell's work. <mask> returned to Ethiopia in the 19th century on a government mission to develop trade and diplomatic ties with the Emperor of Ethiopia. Due to unrest in the country, he was unable to meet with the king, so he went to stay with his friend. <mask> had to verify and correct the information about the region reported by the Scottish traveler, James Bruce. <mask> came back to England in the 19th century.The people of England had never heard of a species of dik-dik. In 1814 he published A voyage to Abyssinia and traveled into the interior of that country under the orders of the British government. He published a collection of drawings called Twenty-four Views Taken in St Helena, The Cape, India, Ceylon, and Egypt. He continued to have a friendship with the leader of the Ethiopia. <mask> had earned himself a name in the British government and when an opening for the Consul General of Egypt opened up in 1814, <mask> was appointed to be the Consul General in Egypt. He arrived in Alexandria in 1816 and was stationed in Cairo. He began to work on his mission of securing antiquities and artifacts for the British Museum after he was set up in Cairo.He believed that he had to be on good terms with the ruler of Egypt in order to succeed. <mask> was able to foster beneficial relations between the British government and Ali, who was acting as a middle man, negotiating deals concerning trade and territorial rights. Ali was able to give <mask> a place in his court in exchange for his help in negotiations. He was praised by Jean-Franois Champollion for his ability to decipher hieroglyphs and for sponsoring the excavations of Thebes and Abu Simbel. Mr. <mask>'s Essay on Dr. Young's and M. Champollion's System of glyphics may be used to decipher the names of the ancient kings of Egypt and Ethiopia. Mr. <mask> devoted himself to the task of assembling a collection of antiquities, despite the fact that Bernardino Drovetti, who had been dismissed from his official post, now had the time to supervise the search of antiquities. Drovetti had an advantage over his British rival because of his knowledge of Egypt, where he had lived for many years by this time, and also because of his close friendship with Muhammad Ali of Egypt.<mask> used the same methods as his rival and surrounded himself with agents who would not stop for anything. He met Giovanni Battista Belzoni, an extraordinary individual who immediately became his main agent, and Giovanni D'Athanasi, a Greek who worked for him in the Thebes area. <mask> was able to sell his artifacts in two years thanks to his assistants. <mask> died in Egypt at the age of 47. He was buried in Alexandria. The British Museum has his paintings, papers, and artifacts. Saltia is a group of flowering plants from Yemen and Saudia Arabia and was published in 1849.It was named after <mask>. <mask> acquired artifacts and pieces from 1816 to 1818 in his first collection. The total value of the collection was estimated to be around $8500 when it was evaluated by specialists and shipped to England. The collection was sold in 1823. The British architect Sir John Soane bought the Seti I sarcophagus for $200,000 and the rest of the collection was bought by the British Museum for the same price. <mask> collected items from 1819 to 1824 in his second collection. <mask> wanted to sell to the British Museum again, this time for a yearly pension of £600, but it would be rejected due to the price.The French royalty wanted to purchase the collection and display it at the Louvre, despite the British concerns over the price. <mask> spent the rest of his life putting together a third collection which featured his antiquities acquired from 1824 to 1823. After his death, an agent of his sold the collection to the British Museum. The left arm of Amenhotep III Head and the head of Ramses II are notable artifacts. There is a statue of Amenhotep III. There is a statue of Amenhotep III. The statue is back to normal.<mask> was portrayed in popular culture by Robert Portal. An excellent account of <mask> and his trials and tribulations collecting antiquities in Egypt is in Maya Jasanoff's Edge of Empire: Conquest and Collecting in the East.

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title: Mark H. Gelber

texts: <mask>. H<mask> is an American-Israeli scholar of comparative literature and German-Jewish literature and culture. He received a degree. magna cum laude and with high honors in German and Letters. He graduated from the University of Bonn, the University of Grenoble, and the Tel Aviv University. He received his M.A., M.Phil. after being accepted for graduate studies at Yale University. I received high honors and a PhD from Yale University.He was appointed as a lecturer in the Department of Foreign Literatures and Linguistics at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in 1980. He has been affiliated there since that time. His research topics include German-Jewish literature and culture, comparative literature, the literature of exile, cultural Zionism, early Zionist literature and journalism, literary anti-Semitism, autobiography and biography, and literary reception. He lectures at international meetings in Israel, Europe, China, and the United States. He is an active researcher. The Festschrift was co-edited by <mask> <mask> and Malgorzata A. Maksymiak. <mask><mask> is the author of "Pathfinder on the Frontiers: Interdisciplinary Studies in German and German-Jewish Literary and Cultural History".Essays in honor of <mask><mask> were written. A symposium in honor of Gelber was held at Ben-Gurion University. The Republic of Austria selected <mask> to receive an award for science and art. My name is Klasse. Gelber won Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellowships three times. Tbingen, Freie Universitt, Berlin. Several research stipends are provided by the German Academic Exchange Service.He was a guest professor at the University of Pennsylvania in the 1980's, a <mask> visiting professor at the University of Graz in 1996 and an Austrian guest professor at the University of Maribor in 2007. He was appointed to the "Literaturstrasse" of the Chinese-German Yearbook for Language, Literature and Cultural Studies as a member of the International Advisory Board. The Research Center for Austrian and German Studies was directed by <mask>. He is a member of the executive board of the center. He served as Director of the Overseas Student Programs and the Center for International Student Programs at BGU and was elected twice as Chair of the Department of Foreign Literatures and Linguistics. He established and directed the Internationale Sommeruniversitt fr Hebrisch, Jdische Studien und Israelwissenschaften in Beer Sheva, which has hosted hundreds or more German-speaking students from a dozen countries. He was appointed Dean of International Academic Affairs at Ben-Gurion University in November 2008.In 2009, he was elected to the executive board of the Leo Baeck Institute. <mask> was elected to life membership in 2001. He served as the Israeli academic representative on the post-doctoral fellowship committee for the Minerva Foundation of the Max Planck Gesellschaft and was responsible for the faculties of the humanities, social sciences and law. He reviews research projects for the German-Israel Fund and the Austrian Science Foundation. He was a judge for the Israel Prize in World Literature and Hebrew and Jewish Literatures. The International Scientific Board of the sterreichische Exilbibliothek is chaired by <mask>. He is a member of the editorial board of the prestigious conditio judaica book series on German-Jewish Literature and Culture, the first of which was published at Tbingen.He is on the international editorial board of "transversal," published by the Center of Jewish Studies, University of Graz, as well as the international editorial board of "Chilufim," published by the Center for Jewish Cultural History at the University of Salzburg. He was elected to the Executive Board of the Association for European Jewish Literature Studies. <mask> has published more than 100 scholarly works, including articles, book chapters, edited books and monographs. He has a wide range of subjects in the fields of literature, history, religion, and cultural studies. He has given more than 250 lectures. His topics include authors such as Max Brod, Nathan Birnbaum, and Richard Beer-<mask>. Jakov Lind, Ruth Klger, and others.M.A. His students have written theses on a wide range of topics, including: "The Tarot in Eliot, Yeats, and Kafka," "Kafka's Substitute Mothers," and "Martin Buber's Theory of Art Education." "Understanding and Judgement in 'The Grey Zone' in Primo Levi's Ethical Thought" and "Kafka's The Trial: A Reevaluation of Morality and a Critique of Jurisprudence" were written by Jahrhundert. <mask> has provided 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 His post-doctoral researchers include: Eitan Bar-Yosef, Amos Morris-Reich, Na'ama Rokem, Bettina von Jagow, and others. Gelber was a pioneer in the field of literary anti-Semitism. The topic of his thesis was Dickens and Freytag."What is literary anti-Semitism?" was his first scholarly article. Jewish Social Studies was published by Columbia University. Any useful definition of literary anti-Semitism must begin from literature itself. literary scholars must attempt to understand precisely how anti-Semitic attitudes manifest themselves in literature and how 'anti-Semitically charged elements' function and interact in texts. He has written about Charles Dickens, Gustav Freytag, Julius Langbehn, <mask> Chamberlain, and Thomas Mann. Mel Gibson, Paul de Man, and Eliot. He organized a study day in Israel in 2012 about the controversy surrounding Gnter Grass's book.<mask><mask> wrote "Literarischer Antisemitismus". The "handbuch der deutsch-jdischen literatur" was published in Oldenbourg. The book Melancholy Pride: Nation, Race, and Gender in the German Literature of Cultural Zionism was written by Cultural Zionism Gelber. The study was praised by many reviewers, including Ritchie Robertson from Oxford. Key figures include Martin Buber, Nathan Birnbaum, E.M. Lilien and Lesser Ury. <mask> is an expert on the writings and career of a man who has a complex relationship to Zionism. The papers delivered at the conference were edited by Gelber and published in 2004.An essay on Zionism's interpretations of Kafka was written by him. <mask> was an expert consultant to the National Library of Israel in the legal case concerning the will and literary estate of Max Brod. He was invited by a number of universities and institutions, such as the University of California, the University of New York, and the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam. In 2015, <mask> co-organized an international conference at Ben-Gurion University in Beer Sheva. "Kafka after an event." The co-edited conference volume was called "Kappa after Kafka, Dialogical Encounters with His Works from the Holocaust to Postmodernism" and was published in 2019. A new way of reading Zweig has been inaugurated by his numerous publications on the Austrian-Jewish writer.He is one of the world's most respected authorities on the works of the early 20th century Jewish-Austrian author Zweig. He organized the first conference in Israel in 1981 and was invited by the city of Salzburg to organize the first congress in 1992. He co-edited and published the papers from two international Zweig conferences. The State University of New York at Fredonia is the location of a major Zweig archive. In Israel, Europe, the U.S., Brazil, China, New Zealand and elsewhere, <mask> has lectured on Zweig. In 2012 he lectured at the University of London and Renmin University in Beijing. The monograph 'Stefan Zweig, Judentum und Zionismus' was written by <mask>.The volume of essays was co-edited by <mask>. There is an international renaissance in Zweig Studies. <mask> was the co-organizer of the international conference "Stefan Zweig - Ein jdischer Schrifsteller aus Europe" which took place in Salzburg in 2015. The papers delivered at this conference were published in the book series "Stefan Zweig - Jdische Relationen", co-edited by <mask>. Ihren Werk und Biographie ist Studien. An analysis from the perspective of Zweig's book on Brazil is included in his own essay in this volume. His famous book, "Die Welt von Gestern" is related to Ein Land der Zukunft.In November 2016 <mask> lectured in Hebrew at a major event in memory of Zweig, organized by the National Library of Israel. The entry on "Judentum und jdische Identitt" was contributed by <mask>. <mask> is a member of the Public Council in the Israeli Association of Friends of Zweig. <mask> has contributed numerous articles in the field of Yiddish, following in the footsteps of one of his mentors, Professor Solomon Liptzin, who edited Identity and Ethos: A Festschrift for Sol Liptzin on the Occasion of His 85th Birthday. He has published on Yiddish, Sholem Asch and Yiddish, and Yiddish and East European Literature and Culture. An essay on Rose Auslnder in Jewish Cultural Spaces (including Yiddish and German) of Early Twentieth-Century Eastern Europe (Bukowina), based on a lecture delivered in Wellington, New Zealand, was published in the memorial volume for Petra Ernst in 2020. <mask> spoke about the literary relationship between one of the major figures in the modern Yiddish revival, Nathan Birnbaum, and the author of "Kafka and Interculturality."There is more to this relationship than just a Yiddish-German connection. <mask><mask> wrote "Amerikanismus, Jiddisch, Judentum und Interkulturalitt." "Franz Kafka im interkulturellen Kontext" (Wien, Kln, Weimar: Bhlau 2019). German-Jewish Studies <mask> has published extensively in the field of German-Jewish Literature and Culture, which he views as a discipline in its own right. <mask> is the author of numerous academic encyclopedia articles and essays about German-Jewish literature and culture. Ed. "The Concept of the Sephardi and the Ashkenazi in German-Jewish and German Anti-Semitic Thought" and "The Concept of the Diaspora and Exile in German-Jewish Literature and Art" are included in the Encyclopedia of the Jewish Diaspora.Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO. There is a selection of articles and books on the subject of German-Jewish Studies. Jdische Autoren is located in sterreich. The Biblioteca (Tbingen: Niemeyer), 428 pp. The Confrontations/Accommodations: German-Jewish Literary and Cultural Relations from Heine to Wassermann was written by <mask><mask>. pp. <mask>: From Europe to Zion was written by <mask><mask> and Vivian Liska.<mask><mask> and Robert Jtte were both present. "Integration und Ausgrenzung" 552 pp. is the title of the Studien zum deutsch-jdischen literatur- und Kulturgeschichte von der Frhen Neuzeit. <mask><mask> wrote "Internationalismus in der deutsch-jdischen literatur: Glckel <mask>, <mask>, Julius Bab, und das Yale Handbuch." "Die deutsch-jdische Erfahrung" <mask><mask> wrote "German-Jewish Literature and Culture and the Field of German-Jewish Studies" in Richard Cohen and Jeremy Cohen. "Jewish Contributions to Civilization" was written by <mask><mask>.In Christian and <mask>. "Auf den Spuren der Schrift" was published in 2011. The author is <mask><mask>. "The Legacy of Ruth Klger and the End of the Auschwitz Century" is in progress. The BGU Department of Foreign Literatures and Linguistics website has a link to <mask><mask>'s page.

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title: Marcia Mitzman Gaven

texts: The American actress is from New York. She has appeared in many musicals since graduating from the High School of Performing Arts and the State University of New York at Purchase. She made her Broadway debut in 1979 as the replacement for the original actress in Grease. She appeared in a number of musicals and operas in the 1980s, including The Rocky Horror Show, Oliver!, Zorba, Nine, Anything Goes, Chess, and Welcome to the Club. <mask> played the character Mrs. Walker in a new production of The Who's Tommy. The musical moved to Broadway in 1993. <mask> was nominated for a Tony Award in the "best featured actress in a musical" category.She had to leave The Who's Tommy on Broadway because of an allergic reaction to the smoke effect. She won two awards for her portrayal of Florence Vassy in Chess at Hudson Theatre. She played the role of Mother in the production of Ragtime at Shubert Theatre in 1997. <mask> was in a 2001 production of 1776 at UCLA's Freud Playhouse. She has appeared in a variety of events. <mask> has played both live-action and animated roles. She was the voice of several characters in The Simpsons from 1999 to 2002.She was hired because of a pay dispute. Since Roswell's return in 2002, she hasn't been heard on the show. <mask>'s voice can be heard in television and radio advertisements. She is married to the owner of a film marketing company. <mask> was born on February 28, 1959 in New York City. She was raised with her two siblings in the village of Hastings-on- Hudson, New York by their mother, who had a career in art. Television specials and commercials were directed by their father, Newt.<mask> attended Hackley Elementary School in Tarrytown, New York when she was young. She was certain that she wanted to work in show business. She was able to study at the High School of Performing Arts because of a lie. She did not get a degree, but became a drama major at the State University of New York at Purchase. She said in a 1987 interview with The New York Times that she was kicked out of Grease because she missed a major rehearsal, but she never applied for readmission since she already made her first appearance on Broadway. <mask> performed in student productions while at Purchase. <mask> has a career in musical theatre and has appeared in many rock musicals.She told TheaterWeek in 1993 that the nature of rock and roll is that it's on the edge, and that those kinds of musicals are harder to sing in compared to standard musicals. It is written to be done dangerously. You can't do it at the same time. You run the risk of losing the impact if you don't do it dangerously. <mask>no and Soprano roles, and has been cited for her belting. According to The New York Times' theatre critic, she is categorically a opera singer. <mask> was once told by a sound technician at An Evening Dinner Theater in New York that she did not need amplification because of her strong voice.<mask> was the replacement actress in the original Broadway production of Grease when she was twenty years old. She made her Broadway debut. She played Janet in the musical The Rocky Horror Show that ran for six nights at the Warner Theatre. Brad and Janet were lost one night and ended up in the laboratory of an alien doctor. <mask> was praised by critics. She played a Londoner in the revival of Oliver! I was the understudy to Nancy.<mask> played the role of The Widow in the Broadway revival of Zorba, who was stoned to death for her role in the suicide of a young boy. She played the role of the wife of an Italian film director in a production of Nine at An Evening Dinner Theater in 1985. <mask> played Meg Brockie in the New York State Theater in 1986 in the Broadway revival of Brigadoon. Meg is one of the villagers in a story about a Scottish village that appears every hundred years. <mask> was a huge crowd pleaser in the role. She played the female lead in the New York City Opera's 1987 revival of South Pacific. This nine-week run of South Pacific had an alternating cast and it was also portrayed by Susan Bigelow.She played Mrs. Lovett in the New York City Opera's production of Sweeney Todd. <mask> played Reno Sweeney in the fall 1988 production of Anything Goes. Reno helps the character Billy Crocker win the heart of the engaged Hope Harcourt who he has fallen in love with, on an ocean liner. <mask> is sensational as Reno Sweeney, the sexy hoofer-with-a-heart-of-gold, commented Joseph Walker while reviewing the musical for the Deseret News. The whole show always seems better when she's on stage because she has an arresting presence and golden voice. <mask> was back in the musical at the end of 1988. Nancy was in a Theatre Under The Stars production.A critic for the Houston Chronicle praised her performance, writing that she "acts the compassionate Nancy with warmth and spirit, and sings in a strong voice full of character." <mask> played the part of the Russian chess player's wife in the short-lived Broadway production of Chess, for which she was praised by critics. She was in the Broadway musical Welcome to the Club. Four men are in jail for not paying alimony. The musical shows how they ended up divorcing their wives, one of which is played by <mask>. Welcome to the Club was unsuccessful. In a New York Magazine review, John Simon criticized the musical but praised <mask>'s performance.When she gets the right part in the right show, she will do just fine. The Associated Press drama critic gave praise to <mask> for projecting a sympathy to her character that wasn't apparent in the book, while writing negatively about Welcome to the Club. <mask> reprised his role as Nancy in a revival of Oliver! at 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, Washington, in December 1990. She has the voice to anchor anything you'd care to name, even the 5th Avenue Theatre, according to a theatre critic for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Performers on 5th Avenue often sound like they are speaking at a football stadium. But the acoustics are not bad. A Little Night Music was performed at the James A. Doolittle Theatre in Los Angeles, California from April 18 to June 30, 1991.<mask> worked at 5th Avenue Theatre again in December 1991. She played the divorced mother of a girl who doubts the existence of Santa Claus. She played the love interest of a male writer and his best friend in the musical The Tin Pan Man at La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts. <mask> appeared in a musical called The Who's Tommy at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego. The rock opera album Tommy was based on it. <mask> played Mrs. Walker, the mother of the boy who is traumatised by his father murdering Mrs. Walker's new boyfriend. Tommy becomes non-responsive, leading people to believe that he is blind, and his parents try to find a cure for his condition.<mask> told TheaterWeek that she didn't want to do the musical because she didn't know how to stage it. I hoped my agents wouldn't call me. She was cast as Mrs. Walker after singing the song "Heaven Help My Heart" in Chess, a rock musical. The Who's Tommy's run was extended by several weeks because it was the playhouse's biggest success yet. <mask> reprised his role in Here's Love in a Theatre Under The Stars production. The Who's Tommy will open on Broadway in April 1993 because of its success. The production cost eight million dollars and it broke the box office record for the biggest non-opening day with US$494,897 earned on April 23, 1993 at St. James Theatre.Even though thousands of actors tried out for roles in front of him, Des McAnuff decided to bring many actors from the original cast with him. <mask> thought that a new song devoted to Tommy's parents would help show their side of the story. She told The San Diego Union-Tribune that the biggest difference was the increased amount of money she earned. <mask> was praised for her portrayal of Mrs. Walker in the Broadway production, with one critic from The Miami Herald writing that her "alluring alto voice makes you wish Tommy's mother had even more to sing." On May 10, 1993 it was announced that The Who's Tommy had received eleven Tony Award nominations, tying with Kiss of the Spider Woman for the most nominations that year. <mask> was nominated in the "best featured actress in a musical" category. She was unable to perform in the musical due to an allergic reaction.<mask> was interviewed in the Los Angeles Times in 1997 and was told that this was one of the biggest disappointments of her life. She looks across the room at the Tony citation and remembers how her throat became swollen due to a reaction to the oil in a haze-making compound that designers pump onstage to enhance lighting effects. A lot of Tony voters missed her performance. She wonders how that affected the outcome. During <mask>'s recovery, Alice Ripley took her place for eight weeks. <mask> had to leave The Who's Tommy because of her allergy. She didn't like the idea of performing in one musical for more than a year.She was cast in Pasadena Playhouse's musical Sweet, Smart, Rodgers & Hart that featured music and lyrics written by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. It played from the middle of November to December 17, 1993 and then again between January 6 and January 23, 1994. <mask> played the role of Julie Dozier in Music Circus' adaptation of Show Boat in California. She reprised her role as the Countess in a production of A Little Night Music in the spring of the following year. <mask> reprised his role as Florence Vassy in a small-scale production at Hudson Theatre in 1995. The story involves a romantic triangle between the two top players, an American and a Russian, in a world chess championship, and the woman who manages one and falls in love with the other. <mask> received two awards for her work in the musical.<mask> and seventeen other well-known musical theatre artists appeared in the show Say It With Music at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center in 1996. The Musical Theatre Group was formed to help revive musical theater in Southern California, according to John Woolard of the Press-Telegram. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Gaven played the role of Mother in the pre-Broadway production of Ragtime at Shubert Theatre. She won the award for Best Lead Actress in a Musical. White Anglo-Saxon Protestants, African-Americans in Harlem, and European immigrants are told in the musical. Gaven played the matriarch of the Protestant family.She was praised for her "grace and beauty and magnificent voice" and "extraordinarily keen intelligence" by Ragtime director Frank Galati in the Los Angeles Times. Laurie Winer of the Los Angeles Times wrote that <mask> played Mother "valiantly but with a shade too much effort." She was cited as the best single performance in the production. In May of the following year, she appeared in California Musical Theatre's production of Triumph of Love, a musical that had previously been staged on Broadway and is set in Sparta. <mask> was in the role of the philosopher Hesione for six days at the Community Center Theater. <mask> reprised his role as Julie Dozier in the 2001 adaptation of Show Boat by Music Circus. The critic wrote about her voice but didn't like her performance as a singer of mixed race who passes for white until she's betrayed by a suitor.She fell into decline in Act 2. The song 'He's Just My Bill' is performed straight, with no hint of the ravages that alcohol have taken on her body and voice, even though she is under the influence of the liquor in the bottle. She played the role of Adams in a production of 1776 at UCLA. <mask> performed in a cabaret called The Girly Show at a Blank Theatre Company event. There was an all-female cast singing songs by Michael John LaChiusa. The original Broadway cast of The Who's Tommy got together for a concert in New York City on December 15, 2008 to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of the show. The benefit was for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, the Broadway Dreams Foundation, and the Bachmann-Strauss Dystonia & Parkinson Foundation.<mask> has lent her voice to television and radio advertisements, as well as playing animated characters in The Pink Panther, Red Planet, and Small Soldiers. <mask> earned more money working with advertisements than he did playing theatre. She said in 1997 that she could make in an hour what she made in a week. <mask> has guest starred in live-action television series such as The George Carlin Show, Ellen, Get Smart, The Drew Carey Show, Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, Frasier, and Beverly Hills. She had a small role in the 2002 film. <mask> was hired to fill in for Roswell's characters when she left The Simpsons. Helen Lovejoy, Miss Hoover, and others were included in these characters.In the 2000 episode "Alone Again, Natura-Diddily", Maude Flanders was killed off, opening up new storylines for the show. <mask> hasn't worked for The Simpsons since 2002 after she was let go from the show. <mask> lived in Los Angeles from 1991 to 1993 but had to move to New York City to act in The Who's Tommy. She moved back to Los Angeles after a short stay in the city because of an allergic reaction. <mask> had to protect her vocal cords while performing in musicals and this affected her personal life. She told Miller that he had to give up so much of his life, and that when someone coughs behind her at the cinema, she immediately says to her husband, "We may have to move." She had to keep her mouth shut.Gaven is married to a film marketing company owner. 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title: Gary Teale

texts: <mask> is a Scottish professional football player and coach. Teale began his career in Scotland with two teams. He moved to England in 2001 and was a part of the Wigan side that rose from the third tier to the second tier and then to the top flight for the first time in the club's history. He started in the Football League Cup Final at Wigan. Teale was not a member of the matchday 16 for the Football League Championship play-off Final in 2007, but he achieved promotion to the Premier League for the second time. During his time at Derby, he spent time on loan with two other teams. Teale left Derby in June 2010 to join Wednesday.<mask> was part of the team that won the Scottish League Cup in 2013). He left his position as St Mirren manager after the club was demoted. <mask> won 13 caps for Scotland at international level. <mask> began his career at the club. <mask> felt that he had a major influence on his development and career when he was a youth player. He made his debut at the age of 16 in a Scottish League Cup match. He scored his first goal for the club towards the end of the season after making most of his appearances as a substitute.<mask> was one of only two full-time players at the club in the summer of 1996 because of cost-cutting measures. He became a first team regular at the start of the 1996–97 season, and his impressive performances earned him a call up to the Scotland under-21s. He was given trials at two other clubs, but a move failed to materialise. The club were demoted to the Second Division after he scored six goals. <mask> admitted that he was lucky to be alive after he was involved in a car crash. The incident left him with a broken collarbone, and he did not feature in the team until the end of the month. He was dropped from the team in the hope that it would give him a kick up the backside, as he struggled to maintain his place in the first team during the 1997–98 season.After finishing runners-up in the league, Clydebank regained promotion to the First Division. In October 1998, <mask> was sold to Ayr United for a fee of over six hundred thousand dollars, which was described by McCall as a Christmas bargain. <mask> decided to stay in Scotland because he was not ready to leave his home country. He scored his first goal for the club on his home debut in a 4–2 win against Falkirk, two weeks after he made his debut. He played a pivotal role in a 3–0 Scottish Cup victory at home to local rivals Kilmarnock in 1999, winning a late penalty which was converted by Andy Walker, a goal that has gone down in history due to the humiliating manner in which Gordon Marshall the Kilmarnock goalkeeper was beaten. <mask> signed for Wigan Athletic in 2001 for an initial fee of 300,000 and later additional payments of 400,000. He scored his first goal for the club in a 3–1 win against Notts County on February 19 2002, a day after his debut.He won a medal in the Second Division. <mask> signed a new two-year contract with the club after Wigan were promoted to the top flight for the first time in their history. Wigan finished runners-up to Manchester United in the 2006 major cup final. Teale played the full 90 minutes of the final in every match during the cup run. He joined Derby County on January 11, 2007, after six years at Wigan. Billy Davies brought Derby County Teale to Derby in January of 2007, and he made his debut in a 1–0 win over Wednesday on January 13, 2007, and scored his first goal in a 2–2 draw with Hull City on February 10, 2007. He didn't make the squad for Derby's 1–0 win over W.B.A in the playoffs in 2007, which earned them promotion, and he didn't hold a regular place in the Derby first team.<mask> found himself in and out of the starting line up as Derby struggled to adapt to the top flight and despite playing a part in 22 games, primarily as substitute, over the 2008–09 season, he was sent out on loan to Argyle. In the pre-season of the 2008–09 season, Teale was thought to be interesting. He started the 2008–09 season with a month's emergency loan to Barnsley, where he played three games. Teale appeared again after his return to Derby. <mask>'s form improved to the extent that a loan move to Motherwell was prevented by the fact that he was in Derby's first eleven. He got his second goal for the club and his first career goal for two years on 7 February 2009, when he opened the scoring in a 3–0 victory at Argyle. He became a cult hero amongst the Derby support due to the increase in his form.<mask> made his 100th appearance for the club as a second-half substitute in a 1–0 win overNottingham Forest in January 2010 after opening his goal scoring account the previous season. <mask> would leave Pride Park after three and a half years when his contract expired. He left Derby on June 30, 2010 with 104 appearances and five goals. <mask> was given the number 21 shirt on July 2, 2010 after signing a two-year contract. He scored his first goal for Wednesday in the FA Cup. He scored his second goal three days later. <mask> signed a two-year deal with St Mirren in July of 2011.St Mirren After <mask> signed a two-year deal with them. <mask> scored his first goal for Saints in a 2–0 victory against Dumbarton. Teale hit the Dumbarton goalkeeper with a ball after just 4 minutes. The 2012–13 Scottish League Cup was won by <mask>. The Scottish League Cup Final was held at Hampden Park. <mask> will be remembered for his great run down the right wing and cross field pass that allowed Esmal Gonalves to score Saints equalising goal after 37 minutes. <mask> signed a new one-year deal with the club that will keep him at the club until the summer of 2014.It was not known if Teale would get a new contract. <mask> signed a new two-year deal with the club on May 13th to assist Tommy Craig. He was named interim manager after Craig was fired. <mask> was appointed St Mirren manager in January of 2015. After the final game of the season, <mask> was relieved of his managerial duties and Ian Murray was appointed as their new manager. <mask> left St Mirren by mutual consent after failing to get the manager's job on a permanent basis. <mask> made his debut for Scotland in 1996.<mask>'s performances for Wigan earned him a call-up to the Scotland national football team for the first time in 2004, but was forced to withdraw from the squad due to injury. He won his first cap in a loss to Switzerland. He played in Scotland's Euro 2008 qualification campaign. He was called up to the Scotland squad in 2008 along with Russell Anderson. The Wigan Athletic Football League Second Division won the Football League Championship in 2002 and the Derby County Football League Championship in 2006 There are external links to the births of Ayr United F.C. The players are from Barnsley F.C.The players are from Clydebank F.C. The players of Derby County F.C. People living in Argyle F.C. 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title: Faraz Waqar

texts: Pakistan's first ever silent film, Meeoww Billi aur World War 3, was completed in September of 2013). He won the Best Short Film - Middle East at the HUM TV Awards in Pakistan. The other face of Pakistan was completed in 2016 by <mask>. By the time of Pakistan's independence in 1947, the era of silent films was over. talkies or sound films have been produced since the 1930s in the new country's film industry from the days of the British Raj. Meeoww Billi aur World War 3 was the last silent film produced by the Pakistan film industry. The film was inspired by the era of silent cinema and carries a political message.It is believed to be the first silent film in the history of cinema in Pakistan. <mask> is a native of Pakistan and has been making films since the year 2012 His first film 9:11 am was one of the only two films from Pakistan to be shown at the festival. The film 9:11 am was part of the official selection in the year 2012 at the Mosaic International South Asian Film Festival of Mississauga in Canada. Waqar produced and directed an experimental music film tribute to Pakistan's and the sub-continent's pop music singer Nazia Hassan. The video was released on the 13th anniversary of her death. South Asian pop and Bollywood film music was highlighted by it.Pakistan's first silent film, Meeoww Billi aur World War 3, was completed in September of 2013). The film is an artistic experiment inspired by the age of silent cinema of the 1920s with a global political message about the Middle East. Meeoww Billi aur World War 3 will be shown at international film festivals. <mask> was recognized as an emerging new Director at the prestigious HUM TV Awards in 2015, in the category of Best Short Films - Middle East. Other-ISTAN - The other face of Pakistan will be screened at international film festivals this year. <mask> has been involved with the development of commercial television, radio and print advertising for major international and Pakistani brands in the past. In 2002, <mask> was part of the Brand Marketing team that created, produced and directed the first Lux Style Awards for Unilever in Pakistan.One of Pakistan's premier annual award show events is the Lux Style Awards. <mask> <mask> was born into a Muslim family in Pakistan. He was educated in the city of Karachi. In 1998 he received his Master's in Business Administration from the Institute of Business Administration. He was a Brand and Marketing Manager for multinational corporations and banks in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar from 1999 to 2011. <mask> graduated from the New York Film Academy in 2012 with a one-year degree in film-making from the academy's Middle East campus. <mask> Ali was an artist and interior designer.He has two siblings, a younger sister Rida and a younger brother Adnan. <mask> lives in the United Arab Emirates.

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