title: Musa al-Sadr

texts: <mask>-Din al-Sadr was a political leader who founded the Amal Movement. He attended both seminary and secular studies in Iran. He is a descendant of the Sadr family from Lebanon and is related to <mask>, the seventh Shia Imam and ultimately to the Islamic prophet Muhammad through his daughter Fatima. <mask>-Sadr is often styled with the honorific title Sayyid. After the Iraqi coup d'état, he returned to Iran to study theology. Sadr was the emissary of Ayatollahs Borujerdi and Hakim in Lebanon. He was called a "towering figure in modern Shi'i political thought and praxis".The Shia population of Lebanon was given a sense of community by him. He founded and revived many organizations in Lebanon. Muammar Gaddafi invited Sadr and two companions to Libya to meet with government officials. The three were last seen together. They were never heard from again. There are many theories about Sadr's disappearance, none of which have been proven. His location is unknown this day.Early life and education background <mask>-Sadr was descended from a long line of clerics. His great-great-grandfather was a high-ranking cleric. He left after a frantic turn of events related to the anti-Ottoman uprising. The most important centre of religious learning in Iran was where Sadreddin left for. His death occurred in 1847. In Qajar-ruled Iran, the youngest of his five sons, Ismail, was born. The second son of Ismail, also named Sadreddin, was born in Ottoman Iraq and settled permanently in Iran.He was <mask>-Sadr's father. Sadreddin married a daughter of a religious leader in Iran. She would be <mask>-Sadr's mother. <mask> is a Persian. <mask>-Sadr was born in Iran on June 4, 1928. He attended Hayat Elementary School in Qom, where he attended seminary classes informally. His teachers thought he was a quick learner and knowledgeable at a young age.He started teaching "lower-level" courses to other students. The political climate of his time was secular so that most religious scholars felt marginalized. To have influence in the national life, he had to become familiar with modern science and contemporary world. He started a secular education with his seminary studies. He graduated from Tehran University with a degree in Islamic jurisprudence and political sciences. He studied theology and Islamic philosophy under Allamah Muhammad Husayn Tabatabai. He left Iraq in the wake of his father's death to study theology in Iran.Some of the teachers who became Marja after Ayatollah Borujerdi's death were there. <mask>-Sadr became a mujtahid. He traveled to Lebanon in 1955 to meet Abd al-Hossein. He met him again in 1936 when his family hosted him in Iran. The same year he left Iran, he married the daughter of the supreme leader of the country. After the overthrow of the monarchy in Iraq, Sadr returned to Iran. He became an editor of Darsha'i az maktab-e Eslam, also known as Maktab-e Eslam, after accepting the request of Ali Davani.He began to contribute with the third issue, focusing on Islamic economics. His articles were published as a book. He became the journal's defacto editor-in-chief. He left the journal in 1959 along with some of the original founding members. <mask> was involved in the creation of a new scheme called "Tarh-e Moqddamati-ye eslah-e howzeh". An alternative to the state educational system for "observant parents" was founded in 1959 by Sadr. <mask>-Sadr went to Lebanon instead of going to Italy as his representative.In order to become the leading Shi'a figure in the Southern Lebanon port city of Tyre, he was urged to accept an invitation from their relative Sayed Jafar Sharafeddin. He was the "emissary" of the "emissary" of the "emissary" of the "emissary" of the "emissary" of the "emissary" of the "emissary" of the "emissary" of He made several trips to Iran to deliver several lectures, including "Islam is a Religion of Life" and "The World is Ready to Accept the Call of Islam." He emphasized the need to work towards the betterment of Muslims by presenting his experiences in Lebanon. In 1967, Imam al-Sadr traveled to West Africa to get to know the community and link them to their homeland. He provided symbolic assistance to orphans in Senegal after meeting with the president. Senghor praised the Imam's gesture, pointing out that he is following his activities with great interest, which had a great influence in spreading the feeling of love and faith among the citizens.Sadr became one of the most prominent advocates for the Shia population of Lebanon, a group that was both economically and politically disadvantaged. Vali Nasr said that Sadr worked to improve the lot of his community to give them a voice and protect them from the ravages of war. Sadr gave practical assistance to the people regardless of their sect. He wanted the Maronite Christians to give up some of their power in order to pursue ecumenism and peaceful relations with other groups. The Supreme Islamic Shia Council (SISC) in Lebanon was established in 1969 to give the Shia more say in government. For the next four years, Sadr tried to unify the political power of the Syrians with that of the Twelver Shia. In July of 1973, the Alaw religious leadership was able to appoint an official mufti to the Twelver community.The Jami'at al-Birr wal-Ihsan charity was revived by him. The Girls' Home was established in 1963. The Institute of Islamic Studies was established the same year. The Burj al-Shimali Technical Institute was started by Sadr in 1964. He and Hussein el-Husseini founded the Movement of the Disinherited to press for better economic and social conditions for the Shia. Many of the medical clinics and schools established in southern Lebanon are still operating today. The descent into violence that led to the Civil War in Lebanon was prevented by Sadr starting a fast in a mosque.He was visited by both Muslims and Christians. Yasser Arafat and Syrian Foreign Minister visited him. The formation of a national unity cabinet was the result of the meeting and Sadr's attempt to establish peace was a temporary success. He formed an armed wing known as Afwj al-Muqwamat al-Lubnniyyah with the help of Mostafa Chamran. The only major community without a militia group in the land of militias was the Shia. He withdrew his support after the Syrian invasion. He cooperated with Iranian activists during the civil war.Sadr and Chamran were involved in the Islamic Revolution of Iran. They were involved in protests against the Shah. "<mask> and Chamran were the backbone of the Iranian revolution and how one can not speak of the Iranian revolution without mentioning them," said Ali Kharis. Hafez Assad, then Syrian president, and the opponents of Shah of Iran were helped by Sadr. <mask>-Sadr had strong family relations with political leaders in Iran, Lebanon and Iraq. His wife was a niece of <mask>-Sadr and his nephew is a nephew of noted Iranian individuals. Khomeini's granddaughter was married to Sadr's son.Rabab al-Sadr, his sister, is a social activist who does charity work, and also a painter trained in Italy who earned a doctorate in philosophy. He referred to <mask>-Sadr as a "towering figure in modern Shi'i political thought and praxis." After meeting <mask>, American diplomats effusively described him. He supports his claim by referring to a cable sent home by George M. Godley, the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon. He had a good relationship with young people in Lebanon. Lebanon has long been a country that was not fond of the looks of a leader. The Shia are said to be a people of some kind.In the Shia tradition, the Imams were not only morally perfect men, but also physically perfect beings. A blind man wouldn't have been accepted as an Imam. <mask> Sadr, a handsome man of striking looks, was true to his people's fantasy of what a man of piety and distinction and high birth should look like. He was a dazzling speaker in a culture that exalted the spoken word and those who could express in classical Arabic what was on the minds of others. He was a hit with women, who admired his looks and his elegance, and were pleased that they didn't have to leave their living rooms and meetings when he arrived, as they did with Ulama of more conservative outlook. Christian women who were to meet him were warned not to shake hands by his aides and companions. Even this prohibition was violated by them.A woman who admitted being drawn to him, being nearly hypnotized by him, once held out a hand to him, and he took it between his two hands, saying that he was not supposed to do so, and that he was doing what he shouldn't be doing. On August 25, 1978, al-Sadr and two companions, Sheikh Muhammad Yaacoub and journalist Abbas Badreddine, left for Libya to meet with government officials at the invitation of Muammar Gaddafi. The three were last seen together. They were never heard from again. Many Shia Muslims in Lebanon believe that Gaddafi ordered the killing of al-Sadr. Libya insists that Sadr and his friends left Libya for Italy. The supporters of the missing cleric pointed out that there was no evidence that al-Sadr arrived in Rome.The airlines couldn't confirm that al-Sadr flew to Italy from Libya. Al-Sadr's son claimed that he is in jail in Libya, but he did not provide proof. According to a report by a Saudi-run pan-Arab daily, the Libyan leader was responsible for the disappearance of Imam <mask>-Sadr. The government of Lebanon indicted Gaddafi for al-Sadr's disappearance. Lebanon and Iran appealed to the Libyan rebels to investigate the fate of <mask>-Sadr. According to Roula Talj, Gaddafi's son told her that al-Sadr and his aides never left Libya. According to a representative of Libya's National Transitional Council in Cairo, Gaddafi murdered al-Sadr after discussing Shia beliefs.Sadr accused him of being ignorant of Islamic teachings. According to other sources, Gaddafi had al-Sadr and his friends killed at Arafat's request. The Palestinians and the Shias were involved in fighting in Southern Lebanon. According to a former member of the Libyan intelligence, al-Sadr was beaten to death for daring to challenge Gaddafi at his house on matters of theology. The meeting between al-Sadr and Gaddafi lasted for two and a half hours and ended with Gaddafi saying "take him", according to an interview with Al Aan TV. Three officials were named as being responsible for the death of al-Sadr. The Shia Lebanon community still considers <mask>-Sadr to be an important political and spiritual leader.His legacy is revered by both Hezbollah and Amal followers, and his status only grew after his disappearance in 1978. He was seen as a martyr and a "vanished imam" by many. It is popular in parts of Lebanon to mimic his Persian accent. Al-Sadr is the founder of the Amal Party, which is an important Shia organization in Lebanon. Works al-Sadr wrote an introduction to Henry Corbin's History of Islamic Philosophy. The paper Islam, Humanity and Human Values was published by Ahlul Bayt World Assembly. The Imam Mousa Sadr High School in Tehran, Iran has a list of people who disappeared.There were cases of missing people in the 1920s and 1970s.

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title: George Wilson (Royal Navy officer)

type: paraphrased

texts: The American Revolutionary War and the French Revolutionary War were fought by an officer in the Royal Navy named <mask>. The son of a Chief Justice of Dominica joined the navy as a follower of Sir John Jervis. He was promoted to post-captain after serving on Vice-Admiral Richard Howe's flagship HMS Victory at the relief of Gibraltar. The Battle of Saint Kitts and Battle of the Saintes was fought before he was appointed to the ship of the line. The ship of the line was commanded by <mask> at the beginning of the French Revolutionary War. He served extensively on the Leeward Islands Station in Bellona. He was present at the invasions of Trinidad and Porto Rico in 1797.<mask> was promoted to rear-admiral and became an admiral of the red in 1819, however he never served at sea as an admiral. He died at Redgrave Hall in Suffolk at the age of seventy. On March 4, 1756, <mask> was born to the Honorable <mask>, who was the Chief Justice of Dominica. His grandfather was also in that position. <mask> joined the Royal Navy in around 1775 as a midshipman and served under Captain Sir John Jervis in the ship of the line. On January 28, 1776, <mask> was promoted to lieutenant. From July 1776 to early 1777, he commanded the newly-recovered.He joined the Channel Fleet in 1777 and participated in the Battle of Ushant in July of 1777. <mask> was promoted to post- captain of the flagship of the Vice-Admiral Richard Howe, the ship of the line, in February after taking part in the successful relief of Gibraltar in January. As a post-captain, he took command of the recently captured Spanish ship of the line Guipuscoano as HMS Prince William. He joined the squadron of Sir Samuel Hood in the Leeward Islands after taking command of the brand new post ship. He participated in the Battle of Saint Kitts in January 1782 where after the French fleet had been repulsed, his was one of four ships that covered the landings. The Battle of the Saintes took place between 9 and 12 April, where the French admiral Franois Joseph Paul de Grasse was finally captured. <mask> was appointed to the command of the ship of the line in either April or May and stayed with Hood's squadron to observe the remaining enemy forces.Fame and <mask> sailed to America on July 21st to wait out the hurricanes. <mask> stayed in New York between September and October. Fame was paid off in July 1783 when the American Revolutionary War ended. <mask>'s next command came in August 1790 when he was given command of the frigate to prepare for any action resulting from the Spanish Armament that year and a similar threat from Russia in the following year. Within 24 hours of assuming command, he was able to find a complete crew for Inconstant. He relinquished his command when the disputes were settled diplomatically. After the French Revolutionary War began, <mask> was given command of the ship of the line and served in the English Channel.Vice-Admiral Benjamin Caldwell was appointed commander-in-chief of the Leeward Islands Station and the West Indies after he and Bellona were detached from the fleet. They arrived at Martinique on November 14. While <mask> and Bellona stayed on the station, they discovered a fleet of French transports off Deseada Island on January 5, 1795. The transports were escorted by two frigates and three armed ships; one of these, the 20-gun Duras, was taken by the pair in the ensuing action. The French 44-gun frigate la Duquesne was captured by <mask> later in the month, adding to a tally of ships taken in the Leeward Islands that included several privateers. The privateer La Bellone was taken on 11 May. <mask> joined the Cape of Good Hope Squadron of Rear-Admiral <mask> after sailing Bellona home to England.On 17 August, the squadron forced the surrender of the Dutch expeditionary force. <mask> and Bellona took the French 6-gun La Legere off Cape Descada and destroyed another three days later. <mask> participated in the successful Invasion of Trinidad in February and the unsuccessful Invasion of Porto Rico in April. <mask> aided the other ships of the line of Rear-Admiral Henry Harvey's fleet in destroying a Spanish squadron of four ships of the line before the main invasion force landed. <mask> rejoined the Channel Fleet at the end of 1797 after being sent back to England. <mask> left Bellona and the Channel Fleet after being promoted to rear-admiral on February 14, 1799. He became a vice-admiral and an admiral at the same time.<mask> supported the parliamentary candidacy of Gaffer Gooch in 1820 in order to improve agricultural and commercial rights. While Gooch was successful, <mask> was booed by the crowd for his martial stance against poachers which resulted in a violent attack on his land. He was a judge in the county. He died at his seat Redgrave Hall in Suffolk at the age of seventy. It was noted that he was a popular officer in the navy. He married Catherine Pollard on August 22, 1802. They had four sons and two daughters.<mask>'s sister, Lucinda, married the master mariner William Raven, who stood for <mask>'s daughter, Susan. After the death of Holt's brother Thomas, <mask>'s uncle took over the family home of Redgrave Hall. There are notes and citations for David and R.L. DiNardo was published in 1994. The Commissioned Sea Officers of the Royal Navy. The Scholar Press was written by Sylvanus Urban. The Gentleman's Magazine is a magazine.From January to June. There was a volume of XCVI. John and Son were in London. The Royal Navy personnel of the American Revolutionary War and the French Revolutionary Wars have died.

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title: Irma Thomas

texts: The American singer from New Orleans is named <mask>. She is known as the "soul queen" of New Orleans. <mask> was never able to experience the level of commercial success of his predecessors. In 2007, she won the Best Contemporary Blues Album award for After the Rain, her first award in a career that has spanned over 50 years. As a teenager, she sang with a Baptist church choir. At the age of 13, she tried out for Specialty Records. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217She worked as a waitress in New Orleans, occasionally singing with Tommy Ridgley, who helped her land a record deal with the local Ron label. Her first single, "Don't Mess with My Man", was released in 1959 and reached number 22 on the US R&B chart. She began recording on the Minit label, working with Allen Toussaint on songs including "It's Raining" and "Ruler of My Heart". Minit was acquired by Imperial Records in 1963. "Wish Someone Would Care", her biggest national hit, was written by Sharon Sheely andJackie DeShannon. Randy Newman and Jeannie Seely wrote " Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand)". This song has gained renewed appreciation as a result of its inclusion in numerous episodes of the science fiction anthology television series Black Mirror, stretching back to the first season."Time Is on My Side" was previously recorded by Kai Winding and later by the Rolling Stones. Her first four Imperial singles all made it to the pop chart, but her later releases were less successful. She wasn't able to cross over into mainstream commercial success like her peers. Her version of "Good to Me" reached the R&B chart and she recorded for Chess Records in 1967. She relocated to California before opening the Lion's Den Club in Louisiana. "It's Raining" was in the soundtrack of Down by Law. The film's actors danced to the song as their characters fell in love.After several years away from recording, she was signed by Rounder Records and in 1991 was nominated for a gramophone award. Simply the Best was recorded in San Francisco. She also released a number of secular recordings. The album is called Sing It! In 1999 he was nominated for a grammy. <mask> was scheduled to perform at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival that was canceled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, but he is still active as a performer. She was the Queen of the Krewe du Vieux Gras in 1998.She relocated to Louisiana from New Orleans because her club went out of business due to Hurricane Katrina. She lives in New Orleans according to her website. The 2005 documentary film Make It Funky!, which presents a history of New Orleans music and its influence on rhythm and blues, rock and roll, and jazz, features an interview with <mask>. She performed "Old Records" with Allen Toussaint. The Louisiana Music Hall of Fame honored <mask> for her contributions to Louisiana music. In 2007, <mask> was invited to participate in Goin' Home: A tribute to Fats Domino, where she contributed "I Just Can't Get New Orleans Off My Mind". She won the award for best contemporary blues album.The Soul Queen of New Orleans: 50th Anniversary Celebration was released by Rounder Records in August of 2009, and contained three new songs by <mask>. The 2008 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival poster features <mask>. Before the painting was chosen for the poster, she was chosen as the subject. The artist painted the singer. <mask> rode in a New Orleans parade. <mask> performed at the Corner Hotel in April of that year. <mask> performed at two music festivals in New South Wales, Australia.On April 24, she performed on the Crossroads stage, coming on after Mavis Staples, and on April 25, she performed after Jethro Tull and Osibisa. <mask> was nominated for a Blues Music Award in the "soul blues female artist" category and duly won. She won the same award twice. <mask> received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Americana Music Awards. Dr. John Allen Toussaint, Hugh Laurie, Skip Easterling, Danny White, Pearl Bailey, and John Lee Hooker all worked with Tommy Ridgley.

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title: Nabil Maleh

texts: The Syrian film director, screenwriter, producer, painter and poet is thought to be a father of Syrian cinema. More than 1,000 articles have been published by <mask>. He has written and directed 120 short, experimental and documentary works and 12 feature-length films. He has won many awards at international film festivals. Several of his films are in the curriculum of international film schools and he has taught film direction, acting, writing and aesthetic at many universities, centers and associations, including the University of Texas at Austin and the University of California in Los Angeles. <mask> was born into a Damascus family. He used to write political articles when he was a teenager.He went to the Czech Republic to study nuclear physics after 16 years. When he was asked to be an extra in a film, he immediately fell in love with the film industry and went to study there. He was working at the Arab Radio Transmission while he was a student. In addition to the technical side and high artistic standards, FAMU created and developed a very sophisticated cultural base for the filmmaker. A new book, play, concert, and an engaging debate were part of daily life. Everything was accessible. It was the only place where culture was free.He spent a month in the Czech Republic for a bad concert and went abroad again a year later. <mask> was proclaimed as the first European film graduate in his native country after graduation in 1964. He was invited to control and direct one of the first feature films of the new National Film Organization. Maleh wrote a scenario based on Haydar Haydar's novel. The Ministry of Interior banned the film from being shown. Maleh became popular in 1971 after being released in rent. Syrian cinema was introduced to the global stage with the success of "The Leopard".In Palestine and Vietnam, <mask> shot many films. Labor was banned in Syria because it had a negative portrayal of a government figure. Fragments was <mask>'s second film. The director's relationship with the Syrian government deteriorated despite the film's success. He taught film production at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of California, Los Angeles after leaving Syria. He spent the next 10 years in Europe, mostly in Greece. He was invited to direct the film in Damascus in 1992 by Syria's National Film Organization.A Bedouin Day, narrated in English and distributed in Europe by a British company, is one of the films Maleh produced for foreign markets. A political thriller about an escaped Iraqi official hiding among tourists in Lebanon was written by him. The film Hunt Feast was shot in 2005 as a Syrian-British joint venture, but remains locked in a legal battle. <mask>, along with American director Oliver Stone and Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan, were honored for their outstanding contribution to cinema. Films <mask> <mask> became the father of Syrian cinematography, he was not only director, but also a scriptwriter and producer. His work was appreciated by the World community. The premiere of his first film, Family Problem, took place in the Czech Republic.The films A Surprise, Dreams, and Two Man and Woman were sponsored by Syrian TV. The films ran for 70 minutes. Palestinian conflict and the Vietnam War were some of the modern issues that <mask> <mask> was reacting to through his films. The injustice taking place in Vietnam and Palestine was <mask>'s reaction. The influence of 'outside' issues could be seen in the works of the director. In order to show the hard conditions of quarry workers, a short documentary film was created. In 1970, Men Under the Sun was the most influential film.The most productive period for the director was in the 70s. <mask> created a name for himself in global society. The Leopard made Mr. <mask> famous. The director of The Leopard won the Locarno International Film Festival's Special Prize. In this film, Mr. Maleh talked about confrontations between feudal system in Syria and rivals. The Extra is one of the most popular films of <mask> <mask>'s career. The common issue of relationships between men and women in Syria was raised in this film.Society condemns young man and widow trying to be with each other. There were a number of documentaries that were expressing different issues in Gulf countries. The documentary A Bedouin Day is an example of Mr. <mask>'s close familiarity with the outside world. A Bedouin Day is a response to the West's portrayal of Arabs. The documentary shows how hard life is for Bedouins. Syrian society consists of Muslim and Christian people in The Holy Crystal. The documentary shows how the neighborhood influences Syrian economic and cultural life.The theme of relationships between Muslims and Christians in Syria was close to Maleh. The director was inspired to make a film called Damascene Bouquet that lasted 13 minutes. There is a lot of meaning in this short documentary. There was a documentary about a rare event that took place in 2006 In order to celebrate these are the main celebrations in both religions, and <mask> <mask> Maleh: Syria's Leopard" was written by Christa Salamandra.The Indiana University Press published Ten Arab Filmmakers: Political Dissent and Social Critique.

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title: Samuel Isaac Joseph Schereschewsky

texts: The Anglican Bishop of Shanghai, China, from 1877 to 1884, was also known as <mask>. St. John's University was founded in 1879. On 6 May 1831, <mask> was born in RussianLithuania. He seems to have been named after his father. His mother was a woman. He is thought to have been raised by a half-brother who was a timber merchant. His family wanted him to become a rabbi after he showed himself to be a promising student.He had to support himself as a tutor and a glazier after he left his brother's house. A copy of the New Testament in Hebrew was given to him by the London Society for Promoting Christianity amongst the Jews. The study convinced him that the prophecies of the Old Testament had been fulfilled in Jesus. He went to Germany at the age of 19 to study for a year or more at the University of Breslau. He spoke German like a native for the rest of his life because he was so proficient in Yiddish, Polish and Russian. In 1854, he decided to emigrate to the United States, particularly New York City, where he connected with Messianic Jews but did not enter the church until 1858. After becoming a Presbyterian, he went to the Western Theological Seminary of the Presbyterian Church at Allegheny, Pennsylvania.WTS Pittsburgh is now a seminary. He changed his name to avoid anti-Semitism. After more than two years, he left the Episcopal Church and found a mentor in the professor of Hebrew, <mask>. Turner. His plan to complete his remaining two years of study was disrupted when he offered himself for work in China. The Foreign Committee voted that he be appointed to China as soon as he became a missionary. He was ordination as a deacon in New York on July 17, 1859. Career in China began on the ship Golden Rule with Bishop Boone.The Church of our Savior, Hongkew, had a mission school chapel where he was ordination to the priesthood on October 28, 1860. He was a member of the Peking Translation Committee. The translations of the Bible into Chinese began by the beginning of the 19th century. The first was about the Psalms. The Book of Common Prayer was translated into Mandarin by John Shaw Burdon. He returned to the United States for health reasons in 1875, and refused a call to become missionary bishop of Shanghai, since bishop Channing Moore Williams had requested division of his huge episcopate, including both China and Japan. After receiving assurances of financial support for his dream of building a college to educate Chinese in Shanghai, <mask> accepted the call to that bishopric from the Episcopal House of Bishops.St. John's College was founded two years after he was consecrated Bishop in Grace Church. After suffering a sun stroke in 1879, he resigned his bishopric for health reasons. He returned to the United States with the understanding that he could return to China as a translator. In 1895, he becameparalysed in every limb, and with his powers of speech partly gone, he sat for 25 years in the same chair, slowly and painfully typing out his translation of the Old Testament. The previous five attempts to translate the Bible into China's classical language were found to be inaccurate and some even lapsing into paganism. When he moved to Tokyo, Japan, he continued his translation work with the help of an amanuensis. He was called the greatest Bible translator China had.The grave of death and legacy Schereschewsky is in Tokyo, Japan. Most of the students at St. John's University were taught in Chinese. The courses began to focus on science and natural philosophy after it changed to teaching in English in 1891. The Episcopal Church (USA) will have a feast day on 14 October. Muller, James Arthur Apostle of China: <mask> <mask> (New York: Moorhouse, 1937) Open Library requires a key. The Bishop of the American Church Mission in China is in the Biographical Dictionary of Christian Missions. There is a list of works by or about <mask>, who died in 1906.

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title: Gerald Weaver

texts: <mask> II is an American author and former lobbyist. He was the youngest chief of staff in Congress. The American-born British journalist, Marie Colvin, died while covering the Siege of Homs in Syria, February 22, 2012. A change of clothes, two satellite phones and <mask>'s manuscript were found in her backpack when it was recovered. <mask> was born in Western Pennsylvania in 1959 and grew up with three sisters. His mother worked until he was five years old and his father was a lawyer. His grandmother was his nanny until he was five years old.<mask> attended Yale University and the Columbus School of Law. <mask> studied fiction writing at Yale University under Gordon Lish, who was the fiction editor at Esquire magazine and Raymond Carver's editor. <mask> studied literature at Yale. <mask> received a Juris Doctor degree from the Columbus School of Law. <mask> was appointed the congressman's chief of staff in May 1987 after managing his first congressional campaign in 1982. <mask> testified before the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee on Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks in 1992. <mask> was appointed Vice President of Government Affairs at United Video in 1990.WGN, a Chicago independent television channel, broadcasted games of the Chicago Cubs and the White Sox. He was appointed to represent the company in a high-profile battle against the professional sports leagues. According to Cable World magazine, <mask> used a baseball bat to hit H.R. The cable compulsory license bill was given to William J. Hughes. <mask> sent each member of the House Judiciary Committee a Monopoly game with a letter stating that there was only one Major League Baseball. <mask> retained the compulsory licence for United Video. The largest and oldest fireworks display company in the United States was represented by <mask>'s lobbying firm.He was disbarred in 1994 due to his criminal conviction. <mask> calls politics, "Socialising with a consequence." He was the youngest chief of staff in Congress. <mask> was an aide to the congressman. <mask> was indicted on 22 counts in 1992 for his involvement in the Congressional Post Office scandal. On March 31, 1993 <mask> pleaded guilty to one count each of obstruction of justice, conspiracy to distribute cocaine and distribution of cocaine. <mask>'s sentence was reduced to "time served" or 16 months, when he filed a motion to change counsel, and the judge received notice of a conflict of interest.<mask> had argued that his guilty plea should be thrown out because of the conflict of interest created by his former lawyer. A petition was filed by <mask>. His former lawyer had a conflict of interest and he wanted his guilty plea set aside. The district court found that <mask> did not have to show prejudice to establish an ineffective assistance of counsel claim. On May 31, 1994 and July 5, 1994, he was indicted. <mask> was sentenced for conspiracy to distribute cocaine on the Hill. He said that in prison you have to avoid violence, boredom and distraction.Marie Colvin was the leading war correspondent of her generation for her work across the Middle East, as well as in East Timor, Chechnya and Kosovo. The relationship between <mask> and Colvin was first reported in 2012 and again in 2015 when <mask> spoke out about the reasons for publishing his novel. They met at Yale University. He describes his sweetheart as a child. After she was killed in Homs, she was buried in a garden close to the building where she and Ochlik died. <mask> is said to have said he wouldrank for five days after learning of Colvin's death. When her body was exhumed for her return to her hometown of Oyster Bay, New York, her personal possessions came with her.A backpack with basic supplies included a change of clothes, two satellite phones, and a black box with a 386-page manuscript inside. Marie first met the author at a Yale University party 37 years ago. She helped <mask> find a publisher when she was Editor of The Sunday Times. The book is published by London Wall Publishing. It was called a good read by Jane Graham. 22 June 2015. According to <mask>, the story of a man in prison is told through literary classics such as Dante's Inferno and Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice.There is more to the world of Gospel Prism. 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It is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Weaver said, "Readers, and particularly deep readers, may be a dwindling species or even become something not unlike a religious cult." It is a fact of life that the relationship between religious faith and the written word is a part of the world.We may have been choosing forms of worship from poetic tales, and if this is the case then it may be time to look closely at all poetic tales. The First First Gentleman <mask>'s second novel, The First First Gentleman, London Wall, August 2016 is a timely story of the first female President of the United States, an iconoclastic woman who challenges what we know about cultural and political orthodoxies and who may also have to breastfeeding According to <mask>, some American voters have been ready for some time for a politician who is willing to tear down the old icons. The novel was mostly drawn from <mask>'s thirteen years in national politics and on Capitol Hill, as well as his lifetime of observing national politics from a front row seat. "The elephant in the room is sexism and we don't talk about it," <mask> said. The novel is a love story, a political and social satire, and a tribute to the novels of Charles Dickens. <mask>'s writing is incredibly sharp, it doesn't lose focus anywhere, and this Dickensian quality was noted in at least one review.I quickly found myself attached to both of them, hoping that they would come out on top, and groaning when things didn't go their way. "One day, women will be in charge," <mask> said. <mask> says that his purpose was not to tell a story that corresponds with Clinton but to speed up the arrival of more females coming into power. <mask> and Brewer were married in 1981. After <mask>'s release from prison, they moved from Capitol Hill to Wexford, Pennsylvania to raise their two children. <mask> became a stay-at- home dad. In 2003 <mask> and Brewer divorced.<mask> has a second wife, Lilly. <mask> and his wife are both patrons of the Yale University Art Gallery and the Freer/Sackler Museum of Asian Art. 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title: Jeffrey Boam

texts: <mask> was an American screenwriter and film producer. The Dead Zone, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Innerspace, The Lost Boys, and Lethal Weapon 2 and 3 were written by him. <mask>'s films had a cumulative gross of over a billion dollars. He attended UCLA and Sacramento State College. <mask> died of heart failure at the age of 53. <mask> was born in Rochester, New York. When he was 11, his family moved to California from New Jersey.His father was an engineer. He was a child when he watched World War II film on television. He saw the film Tom Jones when he was a teenager and it made him want to be in movies. He earned a B.A. at Sacramento State College. In 1969 He thought that his art training would lead to a career in art direction or production design. He decided that directing would be the most satisfying because he didn't want to serve in the ranks.He wanted to start a career in directing after graduating from UCLA film school. He didn't have the money to pay for his own equipment. He took a writing course because he wanted to study screenwriting instead of directing. He took classes at UCLA. <mask> took a screenwriting class. He wanted to impress the writing teacher and get her to accept him as a directed studies student. Boam wanted one-on-one help with his success.He said, "I knew that Bill could help me, but I needed more than the two-hour-a-week instruction of the class." The writing teacher wasn't impressed with either of the two screenplays he was given for review. <mask> persisted, despite this. <mask> said that he would have to write better. <mask> got better and better, but was still struggling, according to Froug. The two collaborated on a script about John Dillinger. On the day the script was finished, they learned that director John Milius was starting production on Dillinger, destroying their hopes of selling their script as a feature.Edward Lewis bought the script for $10,000 and sold it to NBC for a possible television movie. The script was never produced. <mask> received a Master of Fine Arts degree from UCLA in 1973. He worked as a film booker for Paramount Pictures, where he kept track of film prints and made sure the movies were distributed to the correct theaters. He was trying to get a screenwriting job. <mask> said that he was in the worst kind of Siberia in Hollywood. He made $200 a week at the film distribution office at 20th Century Fox.He got an agent in 1976, and some of his scripts were shopped around Hollywood. He met producer Tony Bill after a flurry of meetings with film studio executives. Bill offered to pay <mask> the same amount of money he was making at Fox, but instead write screenplays. Bill wanted a free option on whatever was written. <mask>'s script was optioned by Ulu Grosbard. <mask>'s first Hollywood writing job was this one. After the original director of the film dropped out to focus on starring in the lead role, Ulu Grosbard took over.The film is based on the novel No Beast So Fierce by Edward Bunker and is about a thief who is released from prison and tries to live a straight life. <mask> quit his job at Fox to work with Grosbard. He was given writing credit for the film. <mask> was asked to write a script for the film adaptation of Stephen King's novel The Dead Zone after Carol Baum gave the book to him. <mask> said he saw it had great possibilities and agreed to do it. <mask> was working on a script with Stanley Donen, who left the project before production began. After a series of box office failures, the company closed its film division and a producer bought the rights to the novel.King was asked to adapt his own novel after he disliked <mask>'s script. David Cronenberg, who directed the film, said that he decided not to use the script because it was "needlessly brutal". De Laurentiis returned to Boam after rejecting a second script. The film was going to be made when de Laurentiis hired a producer to work with Cronenberg and Boam. The Dead Zone''s screenplay was turned into separate episodes after Boam abandoned King's parallel story structure. Boam told Tim Lucas that King's book was too long. The novel sprawls.I saw The Dead Zone as a trilogy. The novel's plot points about Johnny Smith having a brain tumor were eliminated by Cronenberg. Cronenberg, <mask>, and Hill had script meetings. <mask>'s "triptych" includes the introduction of Johnny Smith before his car accident and after he awakens from a coma, a story about Smith assisting a sheriff to track down the Castle Rock Killer, and finally Johnny deciding to confront the politician Stillson. <mask> said that he enjoyed writing character development for Smith, having him struggle with the responsibility of his psychic abilities, and ultimately give up his life for the greater good. "It was this theme that made me like the book, and I particularly enjoyed discovering it in what was essentially a genre piece, a work of exploitation," he said. Johnny doesn't die at the end of <mask>'s first draft of the script, but he does have a vision of the Castle Rock Killer, who escaped from prison.Cronenberg wanted the "trick ending" revised. The final draft of the screenplay was submitted by <mask>. King told Cronenberg that the changes the director and <mask> made to the story improved and intensified the power of the narrative. <mask> said in an interview that King wouldn't give him credit for writing a good script, but that the film's success was mostly due to David Cronenberg. He said that it was hard for him to admit that he wasn't the one who could crack the book. I think that movie is a real movie. It's more than just a weird mixture of Stephen King's.Writing for Warner Bros. <mask> was signed to an exclusive contract by Warner Bros. for his work on Straight Time and The Good Guys. He was often asked to rewrite and polish the script for high concept films. His contract with Warner Bros. was for $3 million over three years and had a lot of flexibility. He was able to pick and choose the projects he wanted to work on, and he was also able to decide on the rewrite he was offered. His contract allowed for the possibility of producing and directing projects. The first project he produced was a science-fiction comedy called Space Case.<mask> and Outten wrote the script for Space Case. <mask> encouraged Outten to finish the script. Men in Black and Space Case was never made and they were beaten to production by another film. Peter Guber hired a young writer named Chip Proser to write a script for Innerspace, a film about an explorer who is sent into another man's body. Director Joe Dante didn't want to direct the story because he thought it was too similar to Fantastic Voyage. Bruce Berman was the executive who took the story to Warner Bros. John Carpenter was attached to the project.<mask> initially refused to rewrite the script for Warner Bros. <mask> said he didn't think the premise had much merit. <mask> wrote a draft after Carpenter convinced him there was a good story to tell. He said that he invented everything else. Dante joined as director after Carpenter left the project to direct Big Trouble in Little China. Dante said that <mask>'s script was completely different than the first. Dante was happy that the new script was not a rip off of Fantastic Voyage.<mask> and Proser shared writing credit for the film, but it was <mask> who wrote the picture, he said. Steven Spielberg agreed to produce the film because he liked the script so much. Children in a Peter Pan-like plot are what the original screenplay for The Lost Boys was about. Richard Donner wanted to increase the appeal to teenagers. <mask> was asked to rewrite the script in order to "sex up the plot and up the ante on laughs and violence". Chevy Chase bought the rights to Jay Cronley's novel. The comedy is about a couple from New York City who move to a small New England town and have a lot of troubles.<mask> was hired to adapt the book for film by Chase and Bruce Bodner. The three worked on the script for several weeks. The structure of the novel was mirrored in the screenplay. George Roy Hill wanted a new script written with a more definitive plot when he was hired as director. <mask>, Chase, and Bodner spent the rest of the year writing a new script. In the spring of 1987, Lethal Weapon was released. A buddy-cop story, it starred Mel Gibson as Martin Riggs, a suicidal detective who uses crazed antics to deal with criminals.Roger Murtaugh is a veteran detective with a traditional home-life. <mask> was hired by the producers to make some changes to the script. He is not credited on the script. The producers of Lethal Weapon 2 rejected Black's script because it was too dark and violent. The Martin Riggs character dies in Black's original script. <mask> was hired again to rewrite the sequel. He wrote the screenplays for Lethal Weapon 2 and Lethal Weapon 3.<mask> was hired to write a draft for Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, the third film in the popular Indiana Jones series. George Lucas was playing with the idea of a fictional archeologist meeting the Holy Grail, the cup that is said to have been used by Jesus Christ during the Last Supper. Lucas's script outlines were rejected by Steven Spielberg. Diane Thomas wrote a haunted house story for Indiana Jones, but Steven Spielberg didn't want to do a similar film after producing Poltergeist. Chris Columbus was hired by Lucas to write a draft for Indiana Jones and the Lost City of Sun Wu Kung, a story with evil spirits, ghosts, and demons. The story was rejected again by Spielberg. Menno Meyjes was hired to develop another screenplay after Lucas convinced him to go back to the Holy Grail idea.The Holy Grail's Arthurian legend was the focus of the new script. <mask> was asked by Spielberg to write the next draft of the script after Lucas agreed to it. <mask> was nervous going into the process. He said that the battlefield was full of writers before he arrived. There were a few before me. Each writer had their script next to them. <mask> said that when Spielberg called to offer him the job, he asked if he wanted to get real rich.I said, "Yes, why?" He said, "I think you should do the next Indiana Jones movie." <mask> replied to Spielberg's offer by saying, "I just don't know why you didn't come to me before." <mask> worked with Lucas for eight hours a day for two weeks to develop the story. They built the story "beat by beat" by blocking out all other commitments. Many of the set pieces for the movie were already known by Lucas. <mask> incorporated it all into the new narrative during the story conference.Lucas said that Jeff was very collaborative and tried to get what he wanted done. Spielberg liked the outline presented by Lucas and <mask>, but wanted a first draft before making a decision. He was going to direct the film Rain Man, but it was going to be an Indiana Jones movie. On April 14, 1987, <mask> signed a contract. He wrote his first draft in the summer and revised it on September 15 and 30. Spielberg made a commitment to direct the Indiana Jones film over Rain Man after reading one of <mask>'s unfinished drafts. Spielberg licked it with <mask>.Sean Connery provided a lot of input into the character of Henry Jones, who Lucas originally conceived as an Obi-Wan Kenobi type. <mask> wanted the father character to be more central to the plot. He said that the father was a MacGuffin and they didn't find him until the end. I told George that it didn't make sense to find the father at the end. They should find him in the middle. The main point was the father-son relationship. <mask> altered the senior Jones from a crotchety old character to a man with more "vitality".The father should have a sexual relationship with the female archeologist that Indiana Jones sleeps with. Indiana's reaction to learning that he and his father slept with the same woman was put into the script by Boam. Boam said that he wasn't appalled by the fact that his dad was able to attract this young attractive woman. Boam used many religious themes and metaphors in his script. He studied literature before inventing new mythology. The grail is a symbol for faith. He said, "You don't need faith if it can't be proved."I created the idea that the grail can't be removed from its hiding place. You can find it, but you can't prove it. Indiana Jones was told by his knight guardian that he would die if he drank from the wrong cup. <mask> said that the scene is a metaphor for "the one true God vs. false gods". He was worried that the film's religious themes would be criticized by the general audience and religious scholars. He said that nobody working on the movie was a religious scholar. I wondered if the allusions to Christ in Indiana Jones would put people off.I was worried that the kids in the audience would think it was boring. "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" earned $474 million worldwide. Television Boam met writer Carlton Cuse. <mask> approached Cuse after his work on Crime Story and asked that the two form a writing partnership. The two were going to write their own films, but ended up writing the stories and script for Lethal Weapon 2, Lethal Weapon 3, and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Boam/Cuse produced a television pilot based on The Witches of Eastwick. The pilot was requested by NBC and starred Catherine Mary Stewart and Julia Campbell.A comedy series called Cat Canyon was planned. <mask> co-created and produced The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. with Bruce Campbell, which aired on the Fox Network in 1993. <mask> wrote only one series that made it to television. <mask> wrote and directed a 1993 episode of Tales From the Crypt based on a comic book. An archeology professor uses the aid of a jock in his class to trick a female student into becoming a human sacrifice to a mummy. She turned the tables on them and they became victims of the mummy. <mask> told EON Magazine in 1996 that he didn't like the experience of being a director.<mask> was hired by Paramount in 1992 to write a script for The Phantom, based on a comic strip character. The Shadow was put on hold after it failed in the box office. <mask>'s original script was supposed to be a spoof of The Phantom. <mask> had to make changes to the original script in order to restart the film with Simon Wincer as director. Dante said that nobody seemed to notice that it was written to be funny. <mask> worked on the script for a movie about a World War II hero. It was not produced.<mask>'s writing style is character-driven and mixed with humor. He told The New York Times that he had no problem with writing a contrived plot. "Plot tries to engage intellectually, but that's not how an audience responds," he said. The audience wants to be wound up because it likes the pop at the end. Ray Morton said that <mask>'s script "showed a strong feel for genre and story construction as well as a solid aptitude for creating robust, well-developed characters and clever, witty dialogue." He preferred to finish a story in his head and then write the draft. <mask> doesn't have a routine where he does notes or sketches.I try to live with it until it's ready to be spat out. He wrote every day from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. <mask> lived in the San Fernando Valley with his wife, Paula, a photographer and daughter of a Paramount Pictures vice president. They had three children. <mask> was described by USA Today as "low-key" and The New York Times as "a polite, soft-spoken family man without a trace of the frenzied energy of his films." <mask> could be candid, but he is simply a writer and not a celebrity worried about his image. If you're a bit outspoken and opinionated, what you see is what you get.On January 24, 2000 he died from a rare lung disease. 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title: Austin S. Miller

texts: The final commander of NATO's Resolute Support Mission and United States Forces - Afghanistan was a retired four-star general named <mask>. He was the commander of Joint Special Operations Command from August to March. He was involved in many combat operations, such as the Battle of Mogadishu in 1993 and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in 2001. He retired from the Army in December. <mask> was born in Hawaii on May 15, 1961. He was commissioned as an infantry officer in the United States Army after graduating from the United States Military Academy. After graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point, <mask> was commissioned as a second lieutenant.He was assigned to a platoon in 3rd Battalion, 325th Infantry (Airborne), the 82nd Airborne Division. He was a platoon leader with A Company, 2nd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment from January 1986 to May 1987. In June 1989 he completed the Infantry Officer Advanced course. He was assigned to South Korea as a Company Commander with 5th Battalion, 20th Infantry (Mechanized), 2nd Infantry Division. He was an instructor at the Special Operations Division School of the Americas from 1991 to 1992. <mask> was assigned to the Delta Force at Fort Bragg, North Carolina in 1992 after completing a specialized selection course and operator training course. He was involved in numerous combat operations during the course of his career.Lieutenant Colonel Gary L. Harrell held operational command of C Squadron, 1st SFOD-D while <mask> was the ground force commander. He graduated from the United States Marine Corps War College and the Joint and Combined Warfighting School. <mask> was the Director of the Interagency Task Force at the United States Special Operations Command from August 2007 to June 2008. The Joint Staff assigned him to be the deputy director for special operations. <mask> was special assistant to the Director of the Joint IED Defeat Organization. He was a special assistant to the deputy commanding general of the United States Special Operations Command. The Combined Forces Special Operations Component Command in Afghanistan, or CFSOCC-A, was commanded by <mask> from June 2013 to June 2014, and he was responsible for employment and coordination of special operations forces and assets to achieve NATO and US military objectives.He was the commanding general of the United States Army. <mask> was the commanding general of the Joint Special Operations Command. The commander of the U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan assumed command of the mission in June of last year. <mask> was in the room at the governor's compound when the Taliban shot the police chief. <mask> was not hurt, but drew his sidearm, waited until the wounded were attended, and flew out with the casualties after the attack. On July 1, 2021, <mask> gave an exclusive on-camera interview to ABC, with a helicopter flyover of the Bagram Air Base to emphasize its emptiness. The symbolic end to Operation Resolute Support was marked by <mask> when he furled the mission flag.The Americans did not inform the Afghani district administrator of their departure from Bagram, which resulted in parts of the base being looted. <mask> was quoted as saying that a civil war is a path that can be visualized and that it should be of concern to the world. In a short farewell ceremony attended by many senior Afghan officials, <mask> pledged that "the people of Afghanistan will be in my heart, and on my mind, for the rest of my life." On July 14, 2021, he met with President Joe Biden who thanked him for his service and his "extraordinary His retirement in the grade of general was approved by Congress. The dates of rank awards and decorations are listed below.

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title: Christine Guldbrandsen

texts: <mask> is a singer who is best known for being the Norwegian entrant in the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest. Surfing in the Air is one of the albums she has released. On April 8, 2011, a new album was released. She sings in several languages. At the age of 13 she was discovered by Kjetil Fluge and began singing in the church choir. She got her first record deal after singing "Kulturbypningen" in Bergen at the age of 15. Working with Kjetil Fluge, Atle Halstensen, and Erlend Fauske in the Bergen studio Sounds Familiar resulted in the contract.In 2001, 16-year-old <mask> wrote her first song, "Fly Away," a tribute to her father who had just died. Surfing in the Air was a success in Norway and was subsequently released in Finland. She received a gold record after the album sold 30,000 copies. The song "Surfing in the Air" was supported by a music video. She received an award for a young artist who combines school with a musical career. "The Far End" entered the Norsktoppen top 40 and "Fly Away" finished in the semi-finals of the International Songwriting Competition, both from her debut album. The second album was released in December 2004.The song "Because of You" entered the Norsktoppen Top 40 at Number 26. After winning the Melodi Grand Prix, <mask> went to Athens, Greece to represent her country at the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest. The Nordic folk song, "Alvedansen" (The dance of elves), was the only one with Norwegian lyrics. The Norwegian fiddle instrument hardingfele was played by Thea Tuns Bratteng. The 14th placer was <mask>. The new version of Alvedansen was one of the highlights of her performance in the Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix 2007. The special thing about this performance was that there were six dancers on stage with her.The English version of "Alvedansen" was released on January 9, 2008. On February 5, 2007, she released her third studio album, simply entitled <mask>, her most personal album and the first she co-produced. A new improved version of "Alvedansen" was also included in the 10 songs she co- wrote. The styles of the songs ranged from low-key to richly coloured. Most magazines in Norway gave it four- and five-star ratings. In September 2008, <mask> played Cosette in a performance of Les Miserables in Bergen, Norway. There were 35.000 tickets sold for the premiere.Three weeks after the opening night, this musical was a huge success. All tickets for the musical were sold out, and the rest of the ensemble performed on New Year's Eve. More than 42000 people have seen Les Misérables in Bergen. The newspapers gave musical good reviews and the reviews were very positive. <mask>'s first acting performance was in this musical. NAVIA was also joined by <mask>. The song "We Can Fly" is a project from Navia and is sung by a number of people.They are sent out on a mission to make a difference. They perform individually and together within the NAVIA project. The NAVIA spirit has created a bond of friendship between them and they share a dedication to making a difference. There was a concert dedicated to one of the world's biggest stars, Madonna. Other popular artists like Elisabeth Moberg, Tine Taule and Torhild Sivertsen collaborated with <mask>. The Mostraspelet was held on the west coast of Norway. She played Vigdis, the leading female role.The actor and singer was playing the male lead. The yearly event Mostraspelet shows some Norwegian history. The actors and musicians played the part of Vigdis. She shared the venue with the winner of the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest from Norway. The pop song "When We Fly" was sung by <mask> as a guest artist. The album was released in stores and on the internet. The Norwegian group Nightingales performed with <mask>.She started this project with three other well-known young singers in Norway. The concert was held in Hareid, near the city of lesund. Some of the best-known Christmas carols as well as lesser-known material were performed by the two of them. The concerts were held in five different churches in Norway with musicians including Vidar Eldholm, Thomas Dahl, and Kjetil Fluge. In December, she returned from Afghanistan, where she performed for Norwegian, German, Swedish and American soldiers. She was performing with musicians from the Norwegian forces. There were various gatherings initiated by Den Norske Sjomannskirken.She performed in Millenium Place during the 2010 Winter Olympics. Maria played in The Sound of Music from September 2010 to January 2011. George von Trapp was played by Espen Hana. One of the songs on the album Bergensblgene - Et Dykk I Bergens Pop- og Rockhistorie was sung by Jan Eggum. Bergen's most distinguished artists were involved in the album. The Christmas concerts were held in December of 2010. The album Color was released in 2011.The lyrics for the ten songs on the album were written by several people, including Eivind Buene and Kjetil Fluge. You can listen to clips from the albums Listen to "Alvedansen" on the official website.

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title: Caeleb Dressel

texts: <mask> is an American professional swimmer who specializes in freestyle, butterfly, and individual medley events. He swims for the Cali Condors in the International Swimming League. He won a record seven gold medals at the World Aquatics Championships in Budapest, nine medals, six of which were gold, at the World Swimming Championships in Hangzhou, and eight medals, including six gold, at the World Swimming Championships in Gwangju. A seven-time Olympic gold medal winner, <mask> holds world records in the 100 meter butterfly, 50 meter freestyle, and 100 meter individual medley. At the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, <mask> won five gold medals, making him the fifth American to win five gold medals in a single Olympic Games. They were joined by Mark Spitz, Michael Phelps, Eric Heiden, and Matt Biondi. He became the first swimmer since 1896 to win gold medals in the 50 meter freestyle, 100 meter freestyle, and 100 meter butterfly at the same Olympics.There are American records in the 50 meter and 100 meter freestyle, 50 meter and 100 meter butterfly. He holds American records in the 50 yard and 100 yard freestyle events, the 100 yard butterfly, and the 200 yard individual medley, as well as a national record in the 100 yard breaststroke. On August 16, 1996, <mask> was born to Christina and <mask> in Green Cove Springs, Florida. His father is a vet. <mask>'s father was a competitive swimmer, setting records and earning honors across the high school and university levels, as well as being the third of four children. When he was 4 years old, he and his siblings learned to swim, and by the time Dressel was 8 years old, he had committed to competitive swimming. After graduating from Clay High School in Green Cove Springs, Florida, Dressel went to training with the Bolles School Sharks in Jacksonville, Florida, where he met his wife.He graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in swimming. He became the first swimmer under 16 years old to break 20 seconds in the 200 yard free relay. At the 2012 United States Olympic Trials, <mask> was the youngest male swimmer at 15 years of age and ranked 100th in the 200 meter individual medley in a time of 2:08.08 and 121st in the 100 meter butterfly in a time of 57.21 seconds. After not making the 2012 US Olympic Team, <mask> set his sights on the 2016 Summer Olympics. When <mask> was 17 years old, he won six medals, including a gold medal in the 100 meter freestyle in which he broke the Championships record with his time of 48.97 seconds. His time in the 100 meter freestyle broke the National Age Group record by eight hundredths of a second. He won a gold medal in the mixed 4x 100 meter freestyle relay, a silver in the 50 meter freestyle, and a bronze in the 4x200 meter freestyle relay.In addition to the events Dressel medaled in, he competed in the 200 meter freestyle where he finished sixth with a time of 1:49.29 and swam in the final of the 4x 100 meter medley relay which did not place as it was disqualified. He had one gold medal, two silver medals, and three bronze medals. At the USA Swimming national championship meet for 18 and under swimmers, Dressel became the youngest swimmer in history to break the 19 second barrier in the 50 yard freestyle, swimming an 18.94 to lead off his club team. During his freshman year at the University of Florida, <mask> won the NCAA title in the 50 yard freestyle with a time of 18.67 seconds, which was his first NCAA title, the first NCAA title for the Florida Gators in the men. With his performance, Dressel became the fastest freshman in the history of the NCAA and the second-fastest American in the 50 yard freestyle, only behind Nathan Adrian. At the senior 2015 National Championships in San Antonio, Texas, he won two individual titles, in the 50 meter and the 100 meter freestyle. His winning time in the 50 meter freestyle was ranked 4th in the world.At the 2016 Men's NCAA Division I Championships, he broke the American and US Open records in the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 18.20 and the 100 freestyle with 40.46. At the 2016 US Olympic Trials, <mask> made the 2016 US Olympic Team in the 100 meter freestyle by finishing second with a time of 48.23 seconds, he also placed 4th in the 50 meter freestyle, 7th in the 100 meter butterfly, and 32nd in the 100 meter In addition to the five events he raced, <mask> had entered to compete in the 100 meter breaststroke with his best time of 1:02.26 and the 100 meter backstroke, but decided not to race the events. Sports Illustrated and CBS News named <mask> America's best young sprinter after his performances at the US Olympic Trials. Troy said Dressel's best could be four, eight, or more years down the road, as Dressel chose a forwards mentality to his training. In the 4 100 meter freestyle relay, Dressel won his first Olympic medal, a gold medal. In the final, he swam the first leg in 48.10 seconds, which was the second-fastest lead-off relay leg in the finals heat, and was followed by relay teammates Michael Phelps, Ryan Held, and Nathan Adrian in that order.The American team recorded a time. Of the 13 medals won by the Florida Gators at the 2020 Summer Olympics, <mask> became the first athlete to win a medal from the University's sports teams. The finals relay teammates of Dressel earned the Golden Goggle Award for best relay performance of the year. The Florida Times-Union highlighted <mask>'s tears in the medal ceremony and his victory lap around the pool after they received their medals. One of the unforgettable moments of the 2016 Summer Olympics was the relay. In the 100 meter freestyle, <mask> finished sixth in a time of 48.02 seconds with Nathan Adrian taking the bronze medal and Kyle Chalmers of Australia winning the gold medal. In the heats of the 4 100 meter freestyle relay, Dressel swam freestyle and won his second gold medal of the 2016 Olympic Games.He swam a time of 47.74 seconds for the freestyle leg of the prelims relay with David Plummer, Kevin Cordes, and Tom Shields. His junior year of collegiate swimming and leading up to the 2013 NCAA Championships, Dressel became the second person to split under 18 minutes for 50 yards of freestyle on a relay. At the NCAA Division I Championships, he broke the American and US Open records in the 100 yard butterfly and the 100 yard freestyle with times of 43.58 and 40.00, respectively. He tied his 50 freestyle record with an 18.20, the same as the previous year. At the World Championships in Hungary, Dressel won seven gold medals and set numerous American records. The male swimmer was named <mask>. He became the second swimmer in history to win seven gold medals at a single World Championships.The American record in the 50 meter butterfly was set by <mask> on the first day of competition. In the 4 100 meter freestyle relay, <mask> set the American record in the 100 meter freestyle with a time of 47.26 in the leadoff leg. The American team won gold with a time of 3:10.06, giving Nathan Adrian his first gold of the Championships. <mask> finished fourth in the 50 meter butterfly final with a time of 22.89, missing a medal by 0.05 seconds. On day four, <mask> swam the butterfly leg in the 4 100 meter mixed medley relay and split a 49.92. The American team won the gold medal in a new world-record time. The record was set earlier in the day by Ryan Murphy and Kevin Cordes.On day five, <mask> re-set the 100 meter freestyle American record with a 47.17 in the final to win gold by 0.70 seconds over Adrian. <mask> was the first swimmer to win three gold medals on a single day. He won the 50 meter freestyle in a new world textile best time. He won the 100 meter butterfly in 49.86, a new world textile best and 0.04 seconds above the world record held by Michael Phelps. He won the third gold medal in the 4 100 meter mixed freestyle relay. They broke the world record for this relay with a time of 3:19.60. On the last day of the competition, <mask> won his 7th gold in the 4100-meter medley relay.The American team of Matt Grevers, Kevin Cordes, and Nathan Adrian won the gold medal with a time of 3:27.91, while the American team of <mask>, Nathan Adrian, and Matt Grevers recorded a time of 49.76. At the SEC Swimming and Diving Championships in College Station, Texas in February, <mask> lowered his best time in the 100 yard breaststroke from a 51.88 to a 50.03, which broke the former American, US Open, and NCAA records set by Kevin. Earlier in the Championships, <mask> set a new American record in the 200 yard individual medley with his time of 1:38.13, lowering the record set by David Nolan in 2015 by 0.25 seconds. Less than two weeks after Dressel broke the American record in the 100 yard breaststroke, a perspective piece on the record was posted to Miller's YouTube channel. In August 2020, <mask> gave his analysis of the record in a video and uploaded it to his own channel. At the NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships in March, Dressel won all three of his individual races, as well as his first relay national title. Dressel broke the American and US Open records in the 50 yard freestyle on the second day of the competition.He swam an 18.11 in the individual preliminaries race in the morning. The University of Florida's national championship winning relay had a 17.86 split and he improved his record to 17.63 in the 50 yard freestyle final. He broke the American and US open records in the 100 yard butterfly, swimming a 42.80. On the final day of competition, <mask> won the 100 yard freestyle by more than a second in a time of 39.90, completing his sweep of individual events for a second time. He became the first swimmer ever to break the 18 second 50 free barrier, the 40 second 100 free barrier, and the 43 second 100 fly barrier in the history of yards swimming. His split of 17.30 on the 450 yard medley relay was the fastest 50 yard freestyle split in the history of the NCAA. In advance of the National Championships, <mask> was highlighted by NBC Sports as one of ten swimmers to watch at the meet with his entries in the 50 meter freestyle, 50 meter breaststroke, 50 meter butterfly, 100 meter freestyle, 100 meter breaststroke, 200 meter butterfly, and 100 meter backstroke.At the US National Championships in Irvine, California, <mask> won the 100 meter butterfly with a time of 50.50 seconds after finishing second in the 50 meter butterfly and sixth in the 100 meter freestyle. Even though he finished sixth in the 100 meter freestyle at the Pan Pacific Championships, <mask> was able to compete in both events because he won the 100 meter butterfly. He placed second in the 50 meter freestyle with a time of 21.67, just 0.18 seconds behind Michael Andrew, and decided not to swim the 50 meter breaststroke, 100 meter breaststroke, 200 meter freestyle, and 200 meter individual medley. <mask> won the 100 meter butterfly at the Pan Pacific Championships in Tokyo, Japan, after tying for second place in the 100 meter freestyle. His winning time in the 100 meter butterfly was a new Championships record. He won the silver medal in the 50 meter freestyle with a time of 21.93, finishing only behind fellow American Michael Andrew, and also won a gold medal in the 4x 100 meter freestyle relay with Ryan Murphy, Andrew Wilson, and Nathan Adrian. In the mixed 4x 100 meter medley relay, Dressel swam the butterfly leg of the relay with a split time of 50.50 seconds, helping the relay consisting of him, Kathleen Baker, Michael Andrew, and Simone Manuel, finish third and win the bronze medal with a final time of 3:The 4x 100 meter freestyle relay team of <mask>, Adrian, Apple, and Pieroni were disqualified for not swimming in the order they had submitted to the officials. In December of last year, <mask> and Kelsi Dahlia were tied for the most medals won at the World Short Course Championships, with nine and seven medals, respectively. He helped set a new swimming world record in the mixed 4x50 meter freestyle relay and won the gold medal. <mask> held the Guinness World Record for "most number of gold medals won at a single FINA World Championships (individual)", which he held from 2017 when he won seven gold medals. The silver medal in the 100 meter butterfly was won by Dressel with a time of 48.71 seconds, twenty-one hundredths of a second behind the gold medal winner Chad le Clos of South Africa. In the 4x50 meter freestyle relay, Dressel swam in the final, helped the relay earn the gold medal and set a world record in the event, and split a 20.43 on the first leg to set a new American record. The silver medal was won by <mask> in the 50 meter

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title: Caeleb Dressel

texts: freestyle.In the 100 meter freestyle, <mask> won the gold medal in an American record time. The 4x 100 meter freestyle relay team of <mask>, Pieroni, and Ryan Held set a world record in winning the gold medal. He won a gold medal in the mixed 4x50 meter freestyle relay in the world record time, a gold medal in the 4x 100 meter medley relay in the Americas record time, a silver medal in the 4x50 meter freestyle relay in the American record time, and entered as one In the final of the 100 meter breaststroke at the Atlanta Classic in Atlanta, <mask> beat Chase Kalisz with a time of 1:01.22, dropping over a second from his best time of 1:02.26 heading into the 2016 Olympic Trials. He won a gold as part of the team in the men's 4 100 meter freestyle relay at the World Championships. He failed to win in the 50 meter butterfly in the previous year. He is the first American man to win that event, and he set a new national and championship record time of 22.35 seconds.This is followed by a national record and the third fastest time in history in the 100 meter freestyle. In the semi-finals of the 100 meter butterfly, <mask> set a new world-record time of 49.50 seconds, breaking the ten-year-old record of Michael Phelps. He won gold the next day. Within two hours, <mask> won two more gold medals, in the 50 meter freestyle in a Championships record time, and as part of the team in the mixed 4 100 meter freestyle relay, which was won in a world-record time of 3 minutes, 19.40 seconds. It was the first time in the history of the Championships that anyone won three gold medals in one day. On the final day of the Championships, <mask> won a silver medal in the men's 4 100 meter medley relay. The medal was the eighth that Dressel won at the Championships, and the most medals of any type that a person had won at a single long course Championships.He was named the male swimmer of the meet for the second year in a row. The Most Valuable Player of the match honor was won by <mask> in all 3 matches he participated in. In Las Vegas, <mask> broke Florent Manaudou's world record for the 50 meter freestyle with a time of 20.24. He won the 100 meter freestyle, 100 meter butterfly, and 50 meter butterfly. In the 2020 International Swimming League, <mask> broke four world records in the 100 meter butterfly at 47.78 seconds and the 50 meter freestyle at 20.16 seconds. He is the first person to swim the 100 meter butterfly in less than 48 seconds. He broke his own 100IM record twice, dropping it to 49.88 the first time and 49.28 the second time.He was the first swimmer to ever do the 100 meter individual medley in under 50 seconds. The 50 meter freestyle, 100 meter freestyle, 200 meter freestyle, 100 meter butterfly, 200 meter breaststroke, and 200 meter individual medley are all events that <mask> will compete in at the 2020 US Olympic Trials. On the second day of the 2020 USA Swimming Olympic Trials, <mask> competed in the 200 meter freestyle prelims in the morning, swimming a 1:45.63 and ranking 2nd overall for the heats. The all-time 20th fastest American in the event was moved up by <mask>'s swim. <mask> didn't swim in the event's semifinals after his morning swim. <mask> was 5th out of all prelims in the 100 meter freestyle swimming a 48.25 and advanced to the semifinals. In the semifinals in the evening of the same day, Dressel ranked first with a time of 47.77.On day five, June 17, 2021, <mask> won the 100 m freestyle with a time of 47.39 and qualified for the US Olympic Swimming team in the 100 m freestyle and the 4100 m freestyle relay for the 2020 Summer Olympics. He tied the US Open and Championships records for the 100 meter freestyle. Dressel competed at the first Olympic Games. On day six, <mask> broke the US Open and Championships records with a 50.17 in the prelims of the 100 meter butterfly. On the same day in the semifinals, he improved his US Open record to a 49.76, making him the top 3 times in history in the event. In the morning of day seven, <mask> swam a 21.29 in the prelims heats of the 50 meter freestyle, breaking the Championships record and moving on to the semifinals. In the evening of the seventh day, Dressel swam in the final of the 100 meter butterfly and the semifinals of the 50 meter freestyle.In the final of the 100 meter butterfly, <mask> swam a 49.87, winning the final and swimming under 50 seconds for the fifth time. He will represent the United States in the 100 meter butterfly at the 2020 Summer Olympics. <mask> was the fastest seed to the final after posting a 21.51 in the semifinals of the 50 meter freestyle. On the final day, <mask> qualified to swim the 50 meter freestyle at the 2020 Olympic Games by winning the final with a time of 21.04. A new US Open record was set by <mask>'s swim. <mask>'s engagement with fans, including a look-alike, and embracing being a role model for swimmers across America during the Olympic Trials led Swimming World to herald <mask> as "the face of USA Swimming's men's team". One of the two male USA swimming captains for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan was <mask>.In the finals of the 4x 100 meter freestyle relay, <mask> won his first medal at the 2020 Olympics. He helped the relay win the gold medal, swimming the relay's lead-off leg and splitting the second fastest time among his relay teammates. <mask> was second in the prelims of the 100 meter freestyle with a time of 47.73 and advanced to the semifinals. He swam a 47.23 in his semifinal heat and advanced to the final ranking second for both semifinal heats. In the final of the 100 meter freestyle, Dressel set a new Olympic record with a time of 47.02. In the 100 meter freestyle, <mask> finished six hundredths of a second behind Kyle Chalmers, who 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 The people highlighted Dressel and his wife for their emotional reaction to him winning the gold medal in the 100 meter freestyle in the Olympics, with the magazine calling her the "Olympic gold medal for most celebratory spouse watching from halfway around."<mask> <mask> was named the "Sexiest Olympian" for the 2020 Olympic Games by the people who recognized his wife. In the evening of day six, <mask> tied the Olympic record in the 100 meter butterfly with a time of 50.39 in the prelims heats. Less than nine hours after setting the Olympic record in the 100 meter freestyle, <mask> set the first Olympic record in the 100 meter butterfly. In the second semifinal heat of the 100 meter butterfly on day seven, <mask> swam a 49.71 and broke the Olympic record of 50.31 set in the first semifinal heat. On day seven, <mask> swam three hundredths of a second off from setting a new Olympic record in the prelims of the 50 meter freestyle with his time of 21.32 and advanced to the semifinals ranked first. The final of the 100 meter butterfly was won by Dressel in a world record time. In his second race, Dressel ranked first overall in the semifinals of the 50 meter freestyle with a time of 21.42 and advanced to the final.In the final race of the day, <mask> finished in fifth place with his relay teammates Ryan Murphy, Lydia Jacoby, and Torri Huske. His world record and gold medal win in the 100 meter butterfly was chosen by Olympics.com as their number three moment in swimming at the 2020 Olympic Games. On the final day, <mask> won the gold medal in the 50 meter freestyle with an Olympic record time of 21.07. In the same session, <mask> won the gold medal in the 4x 100 meter medley relay and set a new world record in the final with his relay teammates Ryan Murphy, Michael Andrew, and Zach Apple. The fifth swimmer to achieve this feat was <mask>, who won gold in five events at the Olympics. He was awarded the Guinness World Record for "most FINA world records held by an individual (current)" on August 11, 2021. His gold medal winning performances at the 2020 Olympic Games earned him the James E. Sullivan Award.In the International Swimming League, <mask> was selected early on in the draft process as a protected swimmer to compete for the Cali Condors again. In the fourth match of the regular season, <mask> earned match Most Valuable Player,MVP, honors with a total of 112.50 points, which was over 50 points ahead of the next highest scorer Kelsi Dahlia of the Cali Condors. In match six, <mask> swam a personal best time in the 200 meter individual medley, finishing second behind Daiya Seto of the Tokyo Frog Kings. <mask> was the second fastest American swimmer in the event, a slim second and a half slower than Ryan Lochte who set the world record in the event. In the middle of the regular season, <mask> and the team decided that he would not compete for the rest of the season and return for the playoffs. In the first match of the playoffs, <mask> and Hali Flickinger did not compete. For the fourth match of the playoffs season, <mask> was entered on the start lists for a number of events, including the 50 meter freestyle where he was going to compete against Kyle Chalmers.<mask> placed third in the 50 meter freestyle with a time of 21.06, finishing seven-hundredths of a second behind first-place Kyle Chalmers and earning 6.0 points for his team. He swam the anchor leg of the 4x 100 meter freestyle relay, splitting a 47.26 and helping the team place third. In the 4x 100 meter medley relay, <mask> got his first win of the match, splitting the second fastest time, a 49.60, for the butterfly leg, faster than the third-fastest split of 50.03 by Kyle Chalmers and slower than the split of 48.83. On the second and final day of match competition, <mask> won the 100 meter individual medley with a time of 51.67 seconds that earned his team 10.0 points. In his final race of the match, Dressel helped his relay place fifth and earned 8.0 points for the Cali Condors. The decision to have Dressel sit out of the final match was made by the team manager, who wanted to conserve energy for the final match. On the first day of the final match, <mask> helped set new Americas and American records in the 4 100 meter medley relay with Coleman Stewart (backstroke), Nic Fink (breaststroke), and Justin Ress (freestyle), splitting a time of 49.01 seconds for the butterflyIn addition, <mask> won the 100 meter individual medley in a time of 50.74 seconds, earning 9 points for his team, and in the final head-to-head competition against Tom Shields, he won the 50 meter butterfly skins competition with a time of 23.05 seconds. <mask> only swam in the heats. In the mixed 4x50 medley relay, <mask> swam one of the fastest relay splits in history. The only sub-20 splits done in the same relay were done by Frédérick Bousquet and Amaury Leveaux for France at the 2008 European Championships. Guinness world records "most FINA world records held by an individual", August 11, 2021. He analyzed one of his swims where he set a new world record. He swims with SwimSwam.Stewart, Mel and has shared critique of his past races.The ISCA International Cup has a Swim Nerd analyst on it. There is a swimming pool. June 26, 2021. He was analyzing swimming in pop culture before the 2020 Summer Olympics. In Cast Away and Kingsman: The Secret Service, Dressel gave his perspective on swimming scenes, as well as competitive swimming in Pride. On July 19, Dressel signed a sponsorship deal with swimwear brand Speedo. SPIRE Institute and Academy collaborated with Dressel in September 2020 to provide support to students through various avenues.Toyota designed a vehicle for the 2020 Summer Olympics that was inspired by <mask>'s tattoos. <mask> and his wife, a child counselor and former breaststroker who competed collegiately for Florida State University, got engaged in 2019. The wedding was one way Dressel stayed busy during the COVID-19 Pandemic, as was hiking a 60-mile portion of the Appalachian Trail. <mask> Dressel took away a lot from hiking the Appalachian Trail. NBC broadcasts sports. July 3, 2021. They got married on February 13, 2021, in their home state of Florida.His faith grew while he was in college. His favorite Bible verse is the one that inspired his large eagle tattoo. During his senior year of high school, Dressel gave up swimming because of his struggle with

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title: Sherley Anne Williams

texts: <mask> was an American poet, novelist, professor, vocalist, Jazz poet, playwright and social critic. She tells stories about her life in the African-American community in many of her works. <mask> was born in Bakersfield, California, to migrant farm workers. She was raised in the projects on the east side of Bakersfield where she picked cotton and fruit with her parents and three sisters. <mask> was eight years old when her father died of Tuberculosis and 16 years old when her mother died of a heart attack. <mask> graduated from a high school in 1962. She received her master's degree in 1972 from Brown University, where she earned her bachelor's degree in 1966.<mask> became a professor at the University of California at San Diego in 1973. <mask> served as chair of the literature department at UCSD from 1977 to 1980, traveled to Ghana as a senior Fulbright scholar in 1984, and served as a visiting professor at USC and Sweet Briar College. The UCSD Alumni Association named <mask> the Professor of the Year in 1987. <mask> received the Stephen Henderson Award for Outstanding Achievement in Literature and Poetry in 1998. The Peacock Poems, which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and a National Book Award, was published by <mask>. She won an award for her performance on television. Her novel Dessa Rose was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 1986, was translated into several languages, and was adapted into a musical in 2005.Margaret Busby edited the anthology Daughters of Africa. The National Black Theater Festival in 1991 and the Chicago International Theater Festival in 1992 performed <mask>' one-woman play, Letters from a New England Negro. The Caldecott Award of the American Library Association and a Coretta Scott King book award were both won by <mask>. The Sherley Williams Special was written for television. Give Birth to Brightness: A Thematic Study of Neo-Black Literature was published in 1972 by <mask>. She wrote the introduction for the 1991 edition of Their Eyes Were Watching God. <mask>' music consisted of blues and jazz poetry."Some One Sweet Angel Chile" was re-released by Blues Economique Records in 1984 after <mask> wrote, recorded, and self-published her debut single. Bertram Turetzky composed the music for "Some One Sweet Angel Chile". In the early 1990s, <mask> and Turetzky collaborated on a recording of Compositions And Improvisations, which featured jazz and blues artists such as Quincy Troupe and Nancy Turetzky. <mask> is credited with singing on Turetzky's album. Three of the songs on the album were previously-written poems by <mask> recorded in musical format. The album was released by Nine Winds Records in 1993. <mask> <mask> died of cancer at the age of 54.Dessa Rose's fiction includes Working Cotton, Girls Together, and Letters from a New England Negro. Midnight Birds: Stories by Contemporary Black women Writers was written by Mary Helen Washington. New York: Anchor Books. "Two Words on Music: Black Community." Black Popular Culture: A Project is in Gina Dent's ed. Bay Press was published in Seattle,WA in 1992. The roots of contemporary Afro-American poetry can be traced back to the blues.Afro-American Literature: The Reconstruction of Instruction was written by Dexter Fisher and Robert B. Stepto. The Modern Language Association of New York was published in 1978. "Cultural and Interpersonal aspects of Black Male/ Female Relationships: Comment on the Curb." Black Scholar was published in 1979. "The Lion's History: The Ghetto Writes B(l)ack." Soundings 76. The year 1993: 248.There are some implications of womanist theory. Within the circle is an anthology of African American literary criticism from the Harlem Renaissance to the present. Duke University Press was published in 1994. Further reading Mary Kemp. " Everybody Knows Her Name: The Recovery of the Past in <mask> <mask>'s Dessa Rose" was published in 1989. 544–558 Black Literature Criticism: Excerpts from Criticism of the Most Significant Works of Black Authors Over the Past 200 Years is a book by James P. "Sherley <mask>".3. The pp. were from Detroit: Gale Research. 1950–1961. Carol De Kane. "Sherley Anne Williams" is an African American Biography. In 1994, pp. A number between 700-800.The name of the person is Tate,Claudia. In Black Women Writers at Work, sherley <mask> is mentioned. The New York: Continuum was published in 1983. The score was 205–213. External links include a biography and a photo of <mask> <mask>. The UC San Diego Library has special collections. An album by Bertram Turetzky.African-American poets, 20th-century American poets, and 20th-century American women writers are some of the people who have died.

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