title: M. A. R. Barker

texts: One of the first roleplaying games, Empire of the Petal Throne, was created by <mask>-al-<mask>, an American linguist and professor of Urdu and South Asian Studies. He wrote several fantasy/science fantasy novels based on his world setting of Tékumel. <mask>'s ancestors settled in America in 1626 and <mask>'s childhood was spent in Washington and Idaho. He had an interest in "fairy stories, history and literature" which would be further influenced by films such as The Thief of Bagdad, which helped to turn his casual "war games" with toy soldiers more towards fantasy. In the middle and high school years, he began to build armies of hand-carved figures to represent his creations, which eventually became Tékumel. At an early age, <mask>'s interest in languages was stimulated by the children of Basque origin who were able to hide their conversations in their native tongues. When <mask> was studying at the University of Washington under <mask>, he became involved with small press publications, writing articles, short stories and contributing reviews to Fanscient and the local clubzine Sinisterra, the latter of which contained his review.At this time, <mask> was in contact with other authors who had contributed to those publications, including Lin Carter, who he had an interest in and finally put to paper the story line of his own created world. He converted to Islam on his first trip to India in 1951 after receiving a scholarship to study the languages of India. It seemed like a more logical religion, according to Fine, although <mask> himself admitted at the time to an "imaginable feeling of awe and religious ecstasy" upon hearing the recitations of the 99 Names of Allah at the Taj Mahal. <mask> attended the University of California, Berkeley for graduate studies and later published a book on the language. He was attached to Panjab University for two years in 1960 and was involved in the development of Baluch and Urdu instruction materials for English-speaking students. As of 2010, some of these are still recommended. He chaired the Department of South Asian studies at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis until his retirement in the early 1990s due to reduced funding.<mask> had not given up on his world creation project while at Berkeley. He began "proto-gaming" with a group of like-minded science fiction fans including fellow linguist Bill Shipley and Victor Golla, producing elaborate documents to support the exploration of that shared world despite stepping back from an active role in the published science fiction/fantasy fandom. <mask> decided to create his own ruleset based on his own created world and the game mechanics from D&D after watching the games started by <mask>rd. After six weeks, Empire of the Petal Throne was self-published in August 1974 and play began with such occasional members as <mask> who mentioned <mask> and Tékumel as being his favorites. Gary Gygax's attention was drawn to <mask>'s work and it was decided that a revised version of the game mechanics would be published. Empire of the Petal Throne was the third role-playing game to be published by TSR. In a Dragon Magazine editorial from December 1976, editor Tim Kask drew comparisons between the world of Tékumel and J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth.<mask> moved his world of Tékumel to a succession of additional publishers after he disliked the limited support given to the setting. Several Tékumel-related books, including army lists, maps and other general reference material, were released by Adventures Games due to <mask>'s personal friendship with <mask>. The Man of Gold was published in 1984. Despite having had a head start on other in-depth campaign settings and seeing his game released no less than four times with various supplements and magazine articles, many which he contributed to, and having authored five books using the same setting, <mask>'s Tékumel in both roleplaying and literary The article quotes friends and acquaintances who believe that this may be due to the unfamiliarity of the setting compared with Western society, and possibly even that Tékumel was released to the gaming world too early on. The Tékumel Foundation was founded in 2008 by <mask> and many of his long-time players to preserve and manage rights relating to his creations in the future. <mask> died in a home hospice.He is survived by his wife. <mask> studied various languages academically and helped author and co-author various publications relating to some of them. Hrn and the Skyrealms of Jorune were also influenced by it. The boxed set Empire of the Petal Throne was released in 1975, followed by a single book by Different Worlds in 1987. The two volumes of Swords & Glory were written by Gamescience. Gardsiyal: adventures on Tékumel was written by Theatre of the Mind Enterprises. The Empire of the Petal Throne was written by Guardians of Order.<mask>. Jeff Dee and M.A.R. wrote Bethorm: The Plane of Tékumel. <mask>. In chronological order, <mask> wrote The Man of Gold, Flamesong, Lords of Tsmra, Prince of Skulls, and A Death of Kings.

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title: René Edward De Russy

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texts: <mask> was a United States Army officer who was responsible for constructing many Eastern United States coastal fortifications, as well as some forts on the West Coast. He was in charge of the United States Military Academy. During the American Civil War, he was promoted to brigadier general. On February 22, 1789, <mask> was born into a family of ethnic French planters in the French colony of Saint-Domingue. After the birth of his brother Lewis, the <mask> family fled the violence of the slave revolution and settled in Old Point Comfort, Virginia. <mask> graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York at the bottom of his class in 1812. The assistant engineer for New York State's defenses, <mask>y helped to build Fort Montgomery on the Canada–US border.He was the Superintending Engineer of the defenses of New York Harbor. He oversaw the construction of forts along the Gulf of Mexico in the South. The Harbor's defenses were built by <mask>y in New York City. The Brooklyn Eagle reported that the corner stone of Fort Hamilton was laid on June 11, 1824, and that it was garrisoned by troops on November 1, 1831. The New Utrecht Reformed Church was supervised by <mask>y during his assignment in New York City. The Brooklyn Eagle referred to the hill in Brooklyn as "The Lookout" because of its position above the New York harbor at the end of the 19th century. The United States Military Academy was led by <mask>y for five years.He oversaw fort construction in Virginia and Delaware. When he was sent to San Francisco, <mask>y served as a member of the Atlantic Coast Defense Board. He was named to the Pacific Coast Defense Board. He returned to San Francisco in 1861 after being assigned to the Atlantic Coast. He died in San Francisco. The barbette depressing gun carriage was invented by <mask>y. President Andrew Johnson nominated <mask>y for appointment to the grade of brevet brigadier general in the Regular US Army, to rank from March 13, 1865, and the United States Senate approved the appointment on July 26, 1866.<mask> was married to a woman named Taylor. They were the parents of Gustavus <mask>, who was a brigadier general and quartermaster at Fort Monroe. He was married to the sister of John Mellen Brady Clitz. John Allen <mask> died at Fort Monroe in Virginia in 1850. Henry Jackson Hunt married Clara Louise <mask>, who became a brigadier general. After the death of 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 They were the parents of the brigadier general who became a brigadier general.He was married to Laura Requa. <mask> <mask> was married to Washington Berry in 1876. <mask> <mask> was married to Charles Clark in a double wedding. Eli DuBose Hoyle was a brigadier general. <mask> <mask> Hoyle was a brigadier general. Sara Wetmore <mask> was married to Arthur Murray and became a major general. They had a double wedding.Their son was a major general in the military. During the Attack on Pearl Harbor, he commanded the 25th Infantry Division. The oldest graduate of the Military Academy on active duty died on November 23, 1865 at the age of 75. The United States Military Academy Post Cemetery is where he is buried. Fort DeRussy Military Reservation in Honolulu is one of five Forts DeRussy in the United States. The last four were built during the American Civil War. The forts were named after brothers <mask> and Louis Gustave <mask>.Two years after <mask> but on an accelerated schedule, Louis graduated from the United States Military Academy. He made a lot of his career in Louisiana because he was an engineer and career officer. They served on opposite sides of the Civil War, with <mask> on the Union side and Lewis on the Confederate side. The house on DeRussy Drive was built by Rene E<mask> while he was stationed in New York. There are External links to 1789 births, 1865 deaths, United States Army generals, United States Army Corps of Engineers personnel, and the United States Military Academy Burials at West Point Cemetery.

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title: Christopher Hornsrud

texts: <mask> was a politician for the Labour Party. He was the leader of the Labour Party from 1903 to 1906. He was the first prime minister from the Labour Party and the 18th prime minister of Norway, but the cabinet was only in office for three weeks from January to February. The post of finance was combined with the post of prime minister. He became the vice-president of the Storting after he resigned. <mask> was born and died in vre Eiker. <mask> was born to Gunhild Dorthea and <mask> at a farm in Eastern Norway in the early 19th century.After the death of his father when he was six months old, he lived with his mother's family in mot until he was five years old, and then he moved back to his mother in Skotselv. He attended a local school where the schedule was two weeks with education and two weeks off. He helped with the farm. The weekly magazine Skilling-Magazin and a wider set of books were given to him by a local library. He stayed at the family farm while his brother went to school. He was an assistant in a general store in Hnefoss, a town with about 1,100 inhabitants at that time. Hornsrud and another person bought the store after the owner died.Working in the shop brought him in contact with a wide array of local townspeople and farmers from neighboring areas and with the political discussion of the time. He became involved in the local Liberal association after visiting some of them. He was one of the founding members of Buskerud Amts Venstreforening. He was the manager and later the owner of the store in Vikersund in 1884. He was a member of the Modum municipal council from 1884 to 1892. He bought the family farm of his mother's family in 1891. The care for the elderly was one of the issues he focused on and he took the initiative to remove the system where the elderly were placed among private persons for a fee and improved the local nursing home.In 1884, he and others formed Buskerud Amts Arbeiderforening, the Buskerud County's Worker Society. Universal sufficiencies, no tariffs for basic goods, progressive taxation and better primary education were included in the program of the latter. The national worker meetings that were held included participation of socialists like Carl Jeppesen and Christian Holtermann Knudsen, who were associated with the Liberal Party. The national worker meetings were attended by <mask>. <mask> attended the Labour Party's congresses from 1893 to 1896 as a socialist. He continued to be a member of the Liberal Party. He was elected to the Labour party's committee on agricultural land in 1901.He was elected leader of the Labour Party in 1903. The Liberal Party was a fraction of the party that was open to co-operation. The incumbent Holtemann Knudsen had a more isolationist stance. At the party congress in 1906, the congress passed a resolution saying that the party should never engage in electoral alliances with other parties. Oscar Nissen replaced <mask> as leader because he was not a candidate for a new period. He was accused of being a "minister socialist" with too much sympathy for the Liberal party and wanting too much power in his own hands. He didn't attend any more party congresses for a long time.When Torgeir Vraa was elected to the Storting in 1905, he became interim editor of the Labour Party newspaper. He moved back to Modum in 1909 and served as mayor for a year. He was a candidate for the Labour Party in 1909, but was not elected for a seat. He became a member of the Storting at the age of 54 after succeeding in the Parliamentary election in 1912. The seat was held by him until 1936. Issues relating to the ownership of agricultural land and finances were his main focus in the parliament. He was the first representative from the Labour Party to serve on a public commission.He worked well with the Prime Minister. The Labour Party won 59 of the 150 seats in the 1927 parliamentary election and became the parliament's largest group. The Conservative Prime Minister resigned. He said that the King should ask the leader of the Centre Party to form a new cabinet. The King called the president and vice president of the Storting after Mellbye's attempt failed. <mask> told the King that it would be constitutionally correct to ask the Labour Party to form a cabinet, though he did not know if the Labour Party would be able to form a cabinet. The leader of the Labour Party parliamentary group was contacted by the King.<mask> was one of the people who advocated for a positive response to the question of whether the party should accept to form a cabinet. Others were more negative. The central committee of the party decided that the party should take government responsibilities, but their first choice for Prime Minister was not to become Prime Minister. The task was given to <mask>. <mask> is the first prime minister from the Labour Party. He was also the Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance. The cabinet had a weak parliamentary position.The governing declaration said that the ultimate goal of the Labour Party was to create a socialist system in Norway, but was met with strong criticism from the other parties. The financial industry was already struggling and the Labour cabinet caused concern. One of the banks that was trying to survive was Bergens Privatbank. The leader of the Liberal Party was insulted by the Governor of the Central Bank of Norway when he asked the government to pay for a guarantee fund for the banks. The motion of no confidence was presented by Mowinckel. The motion was approved with 86 votes against it. Only three members of the Communist Party and one from the Radical People's Party voted against the motion.On February 15, 1928, the government resigned. <mask> held the position of vice-president of the Storting until 1934. <mask> became a parliament appointed member of the chair of the bank which was designated to provide cheap loans to the agricultural sector. He was the chairman of the bank from 1936 to 1939. <mask> was involved in political debate after World War II. He was against Norwegian membership in NATO. He was a founding member of the radical newspaper Orientering.<mask> was the longest living Norwegian Prime Minister. Publications Borgersamfundets bankerot''. Hvorfor is fordi. Veien ligger pen av forskjellige skattesprsmaal. <mask> was the renter. Artikler, foredrag, intervjuer. The following are links to <mask>'s articles, speeches and interviews.

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title: John Frederick Bateman

texts: The basis of the modern United Kingdom water supply industry was created by <mask>. He designed and built waterworks for more than 50 years. The Longdendale Chain system has supplied Manchester with water since the 19th century. The largest chain of reservoirs in the world was completed in 1877. He became the greatest dam-builder of his generation. There are many water supply systems that <mask> worked on. He designed and built water supply schemes for Naples, Constantinople and Colombo, as well as a drainage and water supply system for Buenos Aires.He was the President of the Institution of Civil Engineers in Britain. He assumed his mother's family name of La Trobe, by royal licence, in 1884. <mask> was born at Lower Wyke in the early 20th century. He was the son of <mask>, an unsuccessful inventor, and his wife Mary Agnes, daughter of Benjamin La Trobe, a member of the Moravian Church. He spent his early years at the Moravian settlement and was educated at the Moravian schools in Ockbrook. He married Anne, daughter of Sir William Fairbairn, on 1 September 1841 and they had three sons and four daughters. He assumed the name and arms of La Trobe in honor of his grandfather.On June 10, 1889, he died at his home, Moor Park in Farnham. Between 1881 and 1885, <mask> worked in partnership with George Hill, after starting his civil engineering business alone. He took his son-in-law and son-in-law into partnership. He was elected a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers on June 23, 1840, and served as its president in 1878 and 1879. He was a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, the Royal Geographical Society, the Geological Society, the Society of Arts, and the Royal Institution. The causes of flooding on the River Medlock were investigated by <mask>. In 1835, he and Sir William Fairbairn laid out the River Bann in Ireland.He was almost always employed in the construction of waterworks. He preferred soft water in preference to hard and preferred gravitation schemes where it was possible to avoid pumping. He wrote several papers about his observations, he devoted a lot of attention to methods of measuring rain, and he had a lot of statistics on the subject. The greatest waterworks project undertaken was that of supplying water to Manchester and Salford from a chain of reservoirs in Longdendale. He came up with a project to get water from the Pennine hills after he was consulted about it. The work was finished in the spring of 1877. The Longdendale Chain scheme was designed to provide a population less than half the size of Manchester, and additional sources of supply had to be found.The corporation decided to take water from Thirlmere. The bill was passed in 1879 after it was rejected in 1878. George Hill assisted with the works. The History and Description of the Manchester Waterworks was published in 1884. Glasgow Council was consulted about the water supply. In 1854–85, a bill was obtained to supply water to Glasgow from Loch Katrine. The work was done by March 1860.James Morris Gale described the works as worthy of comparison with the most extensive aqueducts in the world, not including those of ancient Rome. He wrote a paper for the British Association on the current state of our knowledge on the supply of water to towns, outlining previous measures, and discussing their merits. The pamphlet On the Supply of Water to London from the Sources of the River Severn was published in 1865. The gravitation scheme to convey 230 million gallons of water a day to the city was reported in 1868 by a royal commission. The Shannon Inundation Inquiry, which he was employed by the government in 1863, was one of the harbour and dock trusts that he was connected with. Several works abroad were carried out by <mask>. In 1869, he proposed to build a submarine railway between France and England in a cast-iron tube.He wrote a report of his visit to the Royal Society on January 6, 1870, which was published in the Proceedings. He went to Buenos Aires in the winter of 1870 to lay out harbour works for that city. He was hired by the city to design and carry out drainage and water supply works. He was an engineer for reclamation schemes in Spain and Majorca. He was hired by crown agents in the colonies to design works to supply water. The Firecock was developed with his assistant, Alfred Moore, and was adopted in many large cities and towns. The street in Sa Pobla, Mallorca was named after the artist in 1955.The Institution of Civil Engineers laid a commemoration stone in 2005. A plaque was unveiled on the deepest air shaft of the tunnel on September 15, 2000. The plaque is engraved with the names of the Presidents of the Smeatonian Society of Civil Engineers and the Royal Society of Edinburgh.

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title: Mario Marinică

texts: <mask>eti, Rocar Bucureti, and Cimentul Fieni. He is the coach of the Azam F.C. team in India. Zakho FC in Iraq, Black Leopards in South Africa, and Kaposvri Rkczi FC in Hungary are some of the teams. He worked at Crystal Palace FC and the school of excellence in England. He played for Rocar Bucureti, Dinamo Bucureti and Steaua Bucureti.<mask> played in the youth and reserve teams at Rocar Bucureti, Dinamo Bucureti and Steaua Bucureti before retiring from playing in 1993. He stated in a Sport Magazine interview that he started at Dinamo and moved to Steaua. I played in the middle of the field. His coaching career began in 1993 at Leyton Orient FC. He worked closely with Grant Cornwell, John Sitton and Chris Ramsey and directed football in the community courses. He was the coach of Haringey Borough FC. He was the club's fitness trainer as well as the Head of Youth Development.At the end of the 2005–2006 season, he returned to the club as first team Manager. He and his assistant Ged Searson saved the club from going down. Marinic was a coach at the F.C. from 1999 to 2001. The academy is in charge of the under-15 team. As part of an exchange programme, he worked in the technical department of Internazionale. He returned to Rocar Bucureti as an assistant manager. He helped to develop a number of players that have since been capped by their country.He was a development coach at the Crystal Palace FC Academy. He coached from U14 to U19 levels. He worked with a number of players who went on to become internationals, including Wayne Routledge, Gary Borrowdale, Tom Soares, Sam Togwell, Lewis Grabban and Andrew Julius. He was appointed First Team Coach at Arge Piteti at the beginning of 2003 and worked with players such as Adrian Iordache. His progress at Arge Piteti was noticed by Cimentul Fieni. The Caretaker Manager of the club was appointed at the end of 2003 With limited playing and financial resources, he was able to save Fieni and help restore pride to the team.He is a member of the Technical Support Staff. His expertise has been used to help develop their coaching courses. The U16 through U21 teams have consulted with him. He coordinated the visit to Romania of Howard Wilkinson. Marinica brought over the former Technical Director of The Football Association to conduct a session of the Romanian Football Federation's Pro Licence course. I've known <mask> for a long time. He is a coach, a statistician, and an excellent personality.The Technical Director of the Football Federation is Mircea Rdulescu. He has been employed by a number of football teams for scouting and technical analysis. He was hired by Steaua Bucureti and Dinamo Bucureti in order to face English opposition in European competition. The basis for Steaua Bucureti's victory was provided by his analysis. In the cup. It was the first time it happened. In European competition, he had conceded five goals.During the 2006 World Cup, he assisted the Paraguay national football team, providing technical analysis of their group B rivals: England, Sweden and Trinidad & Tobago. He graduated with others from the Irish Football Association, including Chris Coleman, Jim Gannon and Bernard McNally. He was the interim manager of FC Gloria Buzu in the 2008–9 season. He was initially employed as Technical Director, and developed young players such as Eric Bicfalvi, Alexandru Tudose, and Alin Litu, all of whom became members of the Romania national under-21 football team. He helped turn around a club that had made the worst start to a season in the league's history. He was drawn away to Steaua Bucureti. He was appointed Manager of Black Leopards in June of 2009.Marinica had to return to Bucharest due to family problems after just over a month in the hotseat. "<mask> is a very tactical coach and I'm convinced that he would have turned the team around," said Ted Dumitru at the time. He has strong scientific aspects to his performance in football. He was hired as Technical Director at Sportul Studenesc in July of 2010 after being linked to the Zambia football team job. Marinica left the position of assistant manager at Kaposvri Rkczi FC to take on a similar role with Rapid Bucureti. He was in the running for the manager's job at the English Conference National side. Marinica left his advisory technical role at Rapid Bucureti in March 2015, he released a short statement saying " it was a pleasure to work at one of the greatest names in Romanian football, unfortunately financial constraints at the club have forced me to leave from my role."Marinica took up the role of Director of Football in June of 2015. They made a major change to their technical staff with an eye on a successful campaign. The Kegame Interclub cup is one of the best in central and eastern Africa and was won by Marinica and Stewart Hall. In September of 2016 he became the assistant manager at Zakho FC. He was announced as the head coach of Forest Rangers in February. The chairperson of the club said the club was excited to have signed Marinica. The reversal of the appointment was not explained by the club.He joined Ion Moldovan's technical staff at the premier division team. He joined as the Technical Director of the Indian Super League club. He talked about his vision for football at the grassroots level. The youth teams as well as the reserve teams are training under the same philosophy. The player transition will be easier with this approach. The first trophy in their short history was lifted by the Kerala Blasters Reserves in the final of the KPL on March 7, 2020. Marinica was appointed as a Grassroots Football Technical Panel Member by the All India Football Federation.Marinica was appointed as Technical Director of the Football Association of Malawi on a three year contract. Walter Nyamilandu commented at the appointment that he was here to develop the game of football in the country. We want to play football the right way. Quality coaches are needed to take Malawian football to another level. <mask> is here to bridge the gap when playing international games. As he promotes the agenda of football development, we want to be better organized. I want to follow a football philosophy that suits our nation.We have to embrace change. I expect technical issues to be the number one priority by paying more attention to grassroots football and youth football before bringing everything together for the sake of our game. <mask> comes into this position with a lot of experience. He has worked in Africa and his profile is well documented. Marinica is optimistic that he will achieve what he has been employed for within three years, because it is a huge challenge working for a nation with lots of potential. It's a huge challenge to have a small nation. It won't be easy because every job has a challenge and I am ready for it, but my first task is to build structures, scouting network and to receive help and support from all relevant stakeholders to develop the game starting with grassroots football.From the beginning, you could tell that we have talent in Malawi, as I have worked with a few of them. He wants to help nurture the talent not only for the national team but as an ambassador ready for international market. After the country's football association (Fam) re-organised its technical set-up, it was announced that he will lead the country at the Africa Cup of Nations in 2021. When Marinica returned to his Technical Director role after the tournament, Meck would stay on as First Assistant Coach. The team held a 10 day camp in Saudi Arabia as part of a technical partnership with the Saudi Arabian Football Federation. The camp was affected by Covid, with some players unable to travel and others joining later. The friendly against Comoros was scheduled for December 31, but had to be canceled.Marinica named a squad of 28 for the tournament, with 23 of them in the main squad and five in the reserves. Three uncapped players were called up, but Gerald Phiri Jr. was left out of the main squad. Phiri retired from international football. Marinica said it was difficult because of the COVID-19 situation. He outlined his philosophy and approach "of playing fast and very fast, thinking fast, acting fast and moving fast, being well prepared and organised." There were positive Covid tests in the camp ahead of the first game of the group. Marinica was one of six players and three technical staff who tested positive.Mark Fodya and Charles Petro had tested positive in Saudi Arabia. Due to the Covid outbreak, Malawi were only able to name a matchday squad of 15 for the match against Guinea, with just two outfield players on the bench. Marinica was isolated from the rest of the team. The only goal was scored by Issiaga Sylla. The Syli National had to dig deep in order to beat the brilliant Flames. They had the lion's share of the chances, but were left to rue missed opportunities. The five players that were on the reserve list were recalled by FAM on the 10th of January in order to join the team in Cameroon.Only 23 players in the final squad will be eligible to take part in the competition, while the other five that were registered at the discretion of participating teams will only be replaced in case of serious injury. COVID-19 was not considered to be a serious injury because the injury had to be certified by the medical committee. The rule was relaxed because of the increased cases of COVID-19. The Flames players and officials were tested 48 hours before their second group B match against Zimbabwe. All 28 players tested negative, but <mask> continued to test positive and remained in isolation for the fixture. Meck was the first assistant coach. Zimbabwe went ahead through a great goal from Wadi, but Gabadinho Mhango equalized five minutes later with a half-volley.Mhango added his second after 58 minutes as he took advantage of some hesitant defending and supplied a goal. The team received a boost ahead of their final group B game against Senegal, with all players and coaching staff including Marinica testing negative for carbon dioxide. He made three changes to the side that defeated Zimbabwe a few days prior, with Charles Thomu making his full debut in goal in place of Ernest Kakhobwe who was ill with Malaria. Marinica chose to start with four attacking players against a full strength Senegal side featuring stars Sadio Mane, Edouard Mendy, Idrissa Gueye and Kalidou Koulibaly who struggled to convince in a goalless draw. In the 75th minute, the VAR overturned a penalty that was initially awarded to Malawi, who needed a goal to win the game and the group. The Man of the Match award was won by debutant goalie Charles Thomu. <mask> only had a few weeks to prepare his team.You may think that Aliou Cisse is the one who has had weeks, not years, to prepare, based on their first half. The result was enough for Malawi to make it to the last 16 for the first time, where they would face Group C winners Morocco. The Last 16 (Morocco) came into the game ranked 28th in the world, 101 places above the Flames, and had a perfect 30 matches, including 21 clean sheets. Marinica named an unchanged starting line-up. The 7th minute wonderstrike from Gabadinho Mhango gave Malawi a shock lead. The goal was described by The Guardian. Mhango has his back to goal, 30 to 35 yards out, as he plays a ball down the left channel.He turns infield, spots the keeper off his line, and whips a huge dipping curler into the top right from silly distance! Bono was on the edge of his six-yard box when he was beaten. Unstoppable! Unstoppable from 35 yards! With two minutes of added time to the break, Youssef En-Nesyri nodded in a well taken corner kick. The Atlas Lions dominated most of the play in the first half with seven shots on target. After a lot of pressure, Morocco scored to make it 2-2 after 70 minutes.Kylian's post about his Paris Saint-Germain teammate, "Achraf Hakimi, Best RB in the World", was prompted by the fact that he curled in a free kick that beat the goalkeeper. Vahid Halilhodzic commented in the post match press conference that it was not an easy game. It was very complex when we conceded the goal. We took control of the game in the second half because we didn't lose concentration. <mask> said that they worked and were very close to each other. I tried to take advantage of the opportunities I had. The team we played against was very good.I am proud of my players. Each player gave his best and Gabadinho is a good player. I think Gaba has the ability to play at the highest level. I have to admit that we played against a great opponent. Peter Kanjere wrote in the New Frame that the Flames have shown discipline, flair and dedication, to the delight of their fans. The Flames are a modest squad with no big-name players and reaching the last 16 is a remarkable achievement. The squad was mostly drawn from the domestic league in Malawian as well as the two tiers of top-flight football in South Africa.Marinica wasted no time in looking at the flaws of the Flames and the football in general. Marinica observed that the players recruitment system was done hastily and sentimentally. Most players are short in key positions such as central defence and goalkeeping, so Marinica set about on his own scouting mission, which resulted in little-known players such as Civil Sporting Club defender Lawrence Chaziya. The Flames were asked to adopt a more direct, fast-attacking football by the Romanian. The starting 11 that had qualified for the tournament were dismantled. The inexperienced players brought a positive work ethic and healthy competition to the squad. It became clear that the team did not have the same defensive discipline that they had in the past.With each game, the support of the Flames grew back home. Fans filled the streets after the win over Zimbabwe and told those who cared to listen that they can't be faulted for the celebrations because it was Mhango and his two goals that caused it. The Afcon has helped ignite a spark in Gabadinho Mhango, who has struggled at his club but shone in the event for the Flames. Mhango said it is history in the making. My goal is to see Malawian players playing overseas. Four or five players will play in Europe at the end of the tournament. I have told my teammates that they have to show a fighting spirit in every game because the world is watching.We need to prove that we have talent. Football managers are not categorized by position.

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title: Augusto César Sandino

texts: <mask> y <mask>, also known as <mask><mask>, was a leader of a rebellion against the United States in 1927 and 1933. Despite being referred to as a "bandit" by the United States government, his exploits made him a hero throughout much of Latin America, where he became a symbol of resistance to American imperialism. The United States Marine Corps was drawn into a war by <mask>. The United States withdrew from the country in 1933 after the inauguration of President Juan Bautista Sacasa, who had returned from exile. <mask> was assassinated in 1934 by the National Guard, who went on to seize power in a coup d'état two years later. After being elected president by an overwhelming margin in 1936, Somoza Garca resumed control of the National Guard and established a dictatorship and Somoza family dynasty that ruled for more than 40 years. The Sandinista National Liberation Front overthrew the Somoza government in 1979.<mask> was named a "national hero" by the congress in 2010. His political descendants, the icons of his wide-brimmed hat and boots, and his writings from the years of warfare against the USMC continue to shape Nicaragua's national identity. <mask> <mask> was born May 18, 1895 in Niquinohomo. He was the illegitimate son of a wealthy Spanish family and an indigenous servant. <mask> lived with his mother until he was nine years old, when his father took him into his own home and arranged for his education. In July 1912, when he was 17, <mask> witnessed an intervention of United States troops in Nicaragua to suppress an uprising against President Adolfo Daz. General Benjamn Zeledn died during the Battle of Coyotepe Hill, when the United States Marines captured Fort Coyotepe and the city of Masaya from the rebels.Zeledn's body was carried on an oxcart by the Marines. <mask> fled Mexico at the age of 26 after attacking and trying to kill the son of a conservative townman who had made derogatory comments about <mask>'s mother. <mask> found work at a Standard Oil refinery in Mexico after fleeing to Honduras. The military phase of the Mexican Revolution was coming to an end. A new "institutional revolutionary" regime was forming, driven by a wide array of popular movements to carry out the provisions of the Constitution 1917. <mask> was a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The anti-clericalism of Mexico's revolution and the ideology of Indigenismo were embraced by him.The Constitutionalist War began when Liberal soldiers in the Caribbean port of Puerto Cabezas revolted against the Conservative President, who had recently been installed after a coup with United States involvement. The leader of this revolt, General José Mara Moncada, supported the claim of the exiled Liberal vice-president Juan Bautista Sacasa. Mexico recognized Sacasa's "constitutional" government after he arrived in Puerto Cabezas in December. <mask> led a failed attack on the Conservative garrison near the San Albino mine. He traveled to Puerto Cabezas to meet Moncada. Moncada distrusted <mask> because of the guerrilla's hit-and-run operations against Conservative forces. Sacasa denied <mask>'s requests for weapons.The other Liberal commanders agreed to grant <mask> a commission after he captured some rifles. <mask> returned to Las Segovias in 1927, where he recruited local peasants for his army and attacked government troops. <mask>'s forces played a vital role in helping the Liberal Army advance on Managua. Moncada's Liberal army was on the verge of seizing the capital after receiving arms and funding from Mexico. The Liberal generals were forced to agree to a ceasefire by the United States. The Espino Negro accord was signed on May 4, 1927, by representatives from the warring groups. Daz would be allowed to finish his term and a new national army would be established under the terms of the accord.The U.S. soldiers were to remain in the country to watch the election. The agreement was enforced by a battalion of U.S. Marines under the command of Major General Logan Feland. After signing the Espino Negro accord, <mask> refused to order his followers to surrender their weapons, and returned with them to the Segovia Mountains. <mask> married Blanca Aruz Pineda, a young telegraphist of the village of San Rafael del Norte, Jinotega. She was related to another person. <mask> organized a group of 50 men to march to the San Albino mines in Nueva Segovia after declaring war on the United States. <mask> forcibly drove out all foreigners after taking over the mine, which held 500 pounds of explosives.This caused foreigners to criticize America and how the Marines were ordered to protect only American property. <mask> denounced the betrayal of the Liberal revolution by the vendepatria at the beginning of July 1927. He called the United States the "Colossus of the North" and declared war on them. <mask> claimed to have 3,000 soldiers in his army at the height of his campaign, but later officials estimated the number to be 300. <mask>'s followers attacked a patrol of the U.S. Marines at the village of Ocotal on July 16. The Marines were repulsed by one of the first dive-bombing attacks in history, conducted by five Marine de Havilland biplanes. The Marines had two casualties, one dead and one wounded, and the Guardia had three dead and four taken prisoner, according to the Marine commander.Despite their heavy losses, the rebels made other attempts to swarm a small post guarded by 21 Marines and 25 guardsmen at Telpaneca. The 200 assaults on the Sandinistas killed 25 people and wounded 50 others. <mask> took the title Augusto <mask> and changed his group's name to "The Army in Defense of the National Sovereignty of Nicaragua". The Marines tried to kill him over the summer. <mask>'s remote mountain headquarters east of San Albino Mine was found by the U.S. aircraft in November 1927. The Marines found it abandoned and guarded by straw dummies. <mask> and his followers escaped.In January 1928, the U.S. Marines found <mask>'s war base in Quilal and, despite being attacked, they were able to destroy the 400 rebels. One man was killed by the Marines. <mask> claimed in his personal report that 97 Americans were killed and another 60 were wounded in the battle and that he had won it in three hours. Only 66 Marines were in the operation. He claimed to have captured six Lewis machine guns, three M1921 Thompsons and 46 Lewis automatic rifles. A codebook for communicating with aircraft was one of the trophies. <mask> sent a message to Mexico City after he reached the mountains of Nueva Segovia.... I will make them realize that their crimes will cost them a lot. ... There will be a lot of fighting. It will not be the patrimony of Imperialists. As long as my heart beats, I will fight for my cause. ...I will blow up five tons of dynamite with my own hand if I lose. The noise of the cataclysm will be heard for 250 miles. Everyone will hear that <mask> is dead. The hands of traitors or invaders should not be allowed to destroy his remains. The two largest gold mines in the country, the Bonanza and La Luz, were destroyed by the Sandinistas in April. <mask> wrote that he was targeting not just the U.S. Marines but also Americans in Nicaragua who "uphold the attitude of Coolidge." During the height of the rainy season, the Marines made several riverine patrols from the east coast up the Coco River, often using native canoes.The Marines failed to find <mask> or to effect a decisive victory despite limited <mask>'s forces' movements. <mask> was thought to be finished by the Marines by April 1928. His army killed five Marines one month later. The Marines convinced <mask>'s mother to write a letter asking him to surrender. <mask> said he would fight until the Marines left. American forces never captured <mask>. During the Marines' offensive, he was frequently quoted in Time magazine.He staged a fake funeral to throw off pursuers. Coolidge's ambition to capture <mask> was not shared by the U.S. Congress. U.S. If American soldiers wanted to stamp out banditry, they should send them to Chicago, argued Senator Burton K. Wheeler. I wouldn't sacrifice an American boy for them. <mask> saw his struggle in racial terms, as the defense of the whole of Latin America, after addressing his declaration of war to the whole of the "Indo-Hispanic race". <mask> appointed the Honduran poet, journalist and diplomat, Froyln Turcios, as his official foreign representative at the beginning of his rebellion.Turcios was <mask>'s liaison to sympathizers who provided him with arms and volunteers. Turcios sought to build support for <mask>'s struggle in other Central American nations and in Mexico, which had supported the Liberals during the Constitutionalist War. In Mexico, <mask>'s main representative was the Nicaraguan exile Pedro Zepeda, who had previously served as the liaison between Sacasa and the Mexican government. <mask> wanted the resignation of President Daz, the withdrawal of U.S. troops, and new elections to be supervised by Latin American countries. <mask>'s claim to be acting in defense of the Liberal revolution was dealt a blow when José Mara Moncada was elected president in October of 1928. <mask> tried to organize a junta to be headed by Zepeda before the election. <mask> was the sole military authority of the republic.<mask> declared the elections unconstitutional after the election of Moncada. <mask> expanded his demands to include the restoration of the United Provinces of Central America. He made this demand a part of his platform. <mask> wrote to the Argentine President Hiplito Yrigoyen in March 1929 with a plan for realizing Bolvar's Dream. The "Indo-Latin American Continental and Antillean Federation" was proposed by him as a way to unify Latin American nations. He proposed that the unified entity would resist further domination by the United States and that the proposed Nicaraguan Canal would remain under Latin American control. <mask> received symbolic gestures of support from the Soviet Union and the Comintern as his success grew.The South American Bureau of the Comintern supervised the Pan-American Anti-Imperialist League in issuing statements in support of <mask>. The U.S. branch of the Anti-Imperialist League publicized their opposition to the actions of the U.S. government. Scrates, <mask>'s half-brother, was a speaker at several rallies against American involvement in Nicaragua, which were organized by the League and the U.S. Communist Party. In the summer of 1928, the Sixth World Congress of the Comintern issued a statement expressing solidarity with the workers and peasants of Nicaragua. The <mask> brigade is a division of the army that seized Beijing in 1928. <mask> appointed a representative to the Second Congress of the World Anti-Imperialist League. <mask>'s relationship with Turcios soured as Turcios disliked the Junta proposal.<mask> criticized him for siding with Honduras in the border dispute, which he saw as a distraction from the goal of Central American unification. Conflict between the two men led Turcios to resign in January 1929, which resulted in cutting off the flow of arms to <mask>'s forces and leaving them isolated from potential supporters outside Nicaragua. <mask>'s army suffered a major blow in February 1929 when Gen. Mara Jirn was captured by the U.S. Marines. <mask>'s army was defeated at the hands of the Marines. <mask> wrote letters to Latin American leaders in order to get military and financial support. <mask> was looking for aid from Mexico, but the country had taken an anti-communist turn. <mask> wrote a letter to Capone.Mr. Capone was not interested in helping <mask>. Tony Eduardo Delduca leader of the Purple Gang received a letter from Mr. Capone. Mr. Delduca was very proud and honored to help <mask>. <mask> received a Packard car from Mr. Delduca. <mask> was offered asylum by the Mexican President after he failed to negotiate his surrender. The leading guerrilla left in June of 1929. <mask>'s radicalism was not welcome in the political climate of the Maximato.<mask> was confined to the city of Mérida in order to appease the United States. <mask> was able to keep in touch with his supporters despite living at a hotel. He traveled to Mexico City and met with Portes Gil, but his request for support was quickly rejected. <mask> refused to issue a statement condemning the Mexican government when the Mexican Communist Party offered to pay for his travel to Europe. As <mask>'s relations with the Communists became cooler, they leaked information suggesting that <mask> was critical of Portes Gil's government. <mask> was put at risk in Mexico and left the country. He became a member of the Magnetic-Spiritualist School of the Universal Commune during his time in Mexico.Joaqun Trincado, a Basque electrician, founded the EMECU in Buenos Aires in 1912 with the political ideals of anarchism in mind. Trincado's brand of communism was based on a "spiritism of Light and Truth" which he believed would supersede all existing religions in the final stage of human history. This stage, which would arise from the political conflicts of the 20th century, would be the time of the founding of the "universal commune", in which private property and the state would be abolished, the hatred caused by false religions would disappear, and all of humanity would be part of <mask> had only communicated with Trincado through a series of letters, but his personal affiliations were shaped by his application of the ideals of the EMECU. The former seal had an image of a campesino beheading a U.S. Marine, but he replaced it with the symbol of EMECU. His distrust of his former Communist associates led him to break off relations with a man who was once one of his most trusted lieutenants. <mask> issued his "Manifest of Light and Truth" in February 1931, which reflected a new millenarian tone in his beliefs.The coming of the Last Judgment was proclaimed by the manifest as "the destruction of injustice on the earth and the reign of the spirit of Light and Truth, that is, Love." He said that his army was an instrument of divine justice and that it had been chosen to play a central role in the struggle. The honor has fallen to us, brothers, that we have been chosen by Divine Justice to begin the prosecution of injustice on earth. The Great Depression made overseas military expeditions too costly for the United States. After the 1932 election in the country, Secretary of State Henry Stimson announced that all U.S. soldiers would be withdrawn. The control of insurgencies was taken over by the newly created Nicaraguan National Guard. Over 2,000 people were killed in an earthquake in Managua in 1931.<mask> had leverage to revive his fight with the Americans because the central government was weakened by the earthquake. In the summer of 1931, Sandinista bands were active in every department north of Managua and conducted raids into the southern and western parts of the country. They briefly occupied several towns along the nation's principal railroad, but did not attempt to capture any of the nation's urban centers. Chinandega was briefly occupied by them. After Juan Bautista Sacasa was inaugurated as the country's president, the last U.S. Marines left. 130 of the Marines were killed during their tour of duty. <mask> saluted the American people after the Marines left.He promised that he wouldn't attack a working-class American. <mask> pledged his loyalty to Sacasa and agreed to order his forces to surrender their weapons within three months. In exchange, Sacasa agreed to give the soldiers who surrendered arms squatters' rights on land in the Coco River Valley, require the area to be guarded by 100 Sandinista fighters under the government's orders, and give preference in employment to Sandinistas on public works in <mask> wanted the Nicaraguan National Guard to be dissolved because of its ties to the U.S. military. <mask> was unpopular with rank-and-file National Guard troops because of his attitude toward General Somoza. <mask>'s assassination was ordered without consulting Sacasa in order to win the loyalty of the Guard's senior officers. <mask>, his father, brother Scrates, two of his favorite generals, Estranda and Umanzor, and the poet Sofonas Salvatierra attended a new round of death on February 21, 1934.The six men were stopped in their car at the main gate of Sacasa's Presidential Palace and ordered to leave their car. <mask>'s father was brushed aside by the Guardsmen. <mask>, his brother Scrates, and their two generals were executed at a crossroads section in Larreynaga. <mask>'s remains were buried in the Larreynaga neighborhood of Managua by a group of National Guard troops. The Minister of Social Communication was named after the father of the man. <mask>'s army was destroyed by the National Guard over a month after they attacked it. Sacasa was forced to resign by General Somoza Garca two years later.He established a dictatorship and dynasty that ruled for four decades. While <mask>'s body has never been found, the full details of <mask>'s assassination and what became of his remains are among Nicaragua's most enduring mysteries. <mask>'s followers are said to have exhumed his body to rebury him. According to Sandinista lore, Somoza's assassins decapitated and dismembered <mask> and delivered his severed head to the U.S. government as a token of their loyalty. <mask> was a Robin Hood figure who opposed domination from wealthy elites and foreigners, such as the United States. His opposition to U.S. control was counterbalanced by his love for Americans like himself. His picture and silhouette, complete with the oversized cowboy hat, were adopted as recognized symbols of the Sandinista National Liberation Front, founded in 1961 by Carlos Fonseca and Toms Borge, among others.<mask> has been revered by many Latin American figures. Castro, the Sandinistas, and the FMLN used his brand of guerrilla warfare. The Sandinistas, political descendants of <mask>, overthrown Somoza's son in 1979. The airport was renamed "Augusto C. Sandino International Airport" in the 1980s. After coming to power, Pro-Somoza President Arnoldo Alemn renamed the airport. The airport was renamed in honor of <mask> in 2007. <mask>'s image was banned by the Somoza dictatorship and Rger Pérez de la Rocha has created many portraits of him.The international cast of Sandino includes Joaquim de Almeida as <mask>, Kris Kristofferson, Dean Stockwell, Victoria Abril and ngela Molina. On July 1, 1927, the San Albino Manifesto was delivered to the people of Nicaragua and to the American armed forces stationed in the country. Texts from Donald C<mask>'s Communism: Spiritual Politics For The Twenty-First Century. Neil Macaulay was the author of the University of Texas Press. The <mask> case. Duke University Press. The year 1967.Marco Navarro-Génie. The Messiah of Light and Truth is <mask> <mask>. The Syracuse University Press was published in 2002. <mask>: The Testimony of a Nicaraguan Patriot was published in 1990. There was an extensive discussion of the Iran-Contra affair in Veil: The Secret Wars of the CIA. <mask>: Un biografa poltica. In Spanish.<mask> The Sandino Rebellion in Nicaragua 1927-1934: a collection of primary documents 1895 births 1934 is a biography article about <mask> C<mask>.

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title: Anne Locke

texts: <mask> was an English poet, translator and Calvinist religious figure. She was the first English author to publish a sonnet sequence. Stephen Vaughan was a merchant, royal envoy, and early supporter of the Protestant Reformation. Margaret was the sister of St Peter, Westcheap in the City of London. Margaret had five children with her first husband, Edward Awparte, who died in 1532, followed by Stephen and Margaret's marriage. <mask> was the oldest child of her second marriage and had two siblings, Jane and Stephen. On October 4th, 1537<mask>n hired his wife as a silkwoman. After <mask>'s death, her father tried to find a tutor for the children, selecting a Mr. Cob who was proficient in Latin, Greek, and French. Margery Brinklow was the widow of Henry Brinklow, a long-time friend of the Vaughan family. Most of his property was left to his widow and son, with the rents of one house in Cheapside going to his daughters. John was his administrator. <mask> was the younger son of the mercer Sir William Lok. Sir William left a large inheritance to Henry, which included several houses, shops, a farm, and freehold lands.The Lok household was where the notable Scottish reformer and preacher John Knox lived for a period in 1553, and <mask> and he seem to have developed a strong relationship over the following years. Lock was encouraged to leave London and join the exiled Protestant community in Switzerland because of the pressure on English nonconformists caused by the ascension of Mary Tudor. If she stayed in London, she was worried about her physical safety and spiritual health. <mask> should "call first for grace by Jesus to follow that whilk is acceptabill in his sight, and thairefter Communicat" with her husband, as suggested by Knox, as Henry Lok seems to have been resistant to the idea of entering into exile. <mask> left London in 1557. She was accompanied by her daughter, son, and maid when she arrived in Switzerland. The baby had died within four days of their arrival.<mask> spent 18 months in exile and is thought to have translated John Calvin's sermons on Hezekiah from French to English. <mask> was in London while <mask> was in Switzerland. After the accession of Elizabeth I, <mask> and her surviving son, the young <mask>, who would become known as a poet, returned to England. <mask>'s first work was published the following year. A dedicatory letter to the dowager of Suffolk, a translation of John Calvin's sermon on the Sermon on the Mount, and a twenty-one sonnet were included. John Day printed the volume for the Stationers' Register. The volume was re-released in 1569 and 1574 by John Day, but no copies remain.They continued to communicate. Lock asked for advice on the sacraments administered by the second Book of Common Prayer and the seemliness of attendingbaptisms. He encouraged her to avoid services where ceremonies might outweigh worship, but recognised her personal spiritual wisdom. <mask> was sent reports from Scotland and asked to help him find support in London. <mask> gave birth to at least two children, <mask> and Michael. <mask> left his worldly goods to his wife. Edward was a gifted Greek scholar who died in 1576.Richard Prowse was her third husband. She published a translation of Jean Taffin's work in 1590. The first sonnet sequence in English, A Meditation of a Penitent Sinner, consists of 26 sonnets and was written by <mask>. A short, four-line Latin poem that appears in a 1572 manuscript of Doctor Bartholo Sylva's Giardino cosmographico coltivato is one of her other works. The manuscript was presented to Robert Dudley by <mask>, her second husband Edward, and the five Cooke sisters, all ardent supporters of the Protestant cause. The experience of which is as delightful as a walk through a forest is what <mask> describes in his piece. Of the Markes of the Children of God is a 1590 translation of a book written by a Belgian minister about the history of Protestantism in Belgium.Like her 1560 translation of John Calvin's sermons, this volume ends with an original poem, though only a single short one. The dedicatory letter shared <mask>'s religious ideals. There are two printed contemporary references to <mask>'s poetry and translations. John Field printed an edition of <mask>'s manuscript of a sermon by John Knox in 1583. Field's dedication to the volume praises <mask> for her willingness to endure exile for religious reform, as well as for her access to the works in manuscript of prominent preachers. The printer wants her to give him more access. In the 1602 Survey of Cornwall, Richard Carew praises <mask>'s intellectual prowess and modesty, as well as her religious learning, because of her virtue.Her most well-known work is A Meditation of a Penitent Sinner <mask>'s sonnet sequence. <mask>'s translations of John Calvin's Sermons on the Songe were included in a volume titled Sermons of John Calvin upon the Songe. <mask> was able to make a close translation of Calvin's sermons because she had access to his manuscripts. The translations and sonnets were preceded by a letter of dedication to Catherine Brandon. <mask> may have known her through their sons, who were both educated at the home of William Cecil. John Day, a printer known for his publication of Protestant and reformist texts, entered the volume into the Stationers' Register. The sequence begins with five prefatory sonnets, printed under the heading "The preface, expressing the passioned mind of the penitent sinner.""A meditation of a penitent sinner" is another heading. There are twenty-one poems in the sequence. <mask> gives two sonnets each to the first and fourth lines of the psalm; these comprise the first, second, fifth, and sixth poems in the sequence. The corresponding poem is beside each line of the psalm in the 1560 edition. <mask> probably translated this version of the psalm. There is a long tradition of poetic meditation on the Psalms. The penitential poetic mode was used by late medieval poets.While both Catholics and Protestants composed poetry in the penitential tradition, Protestant reformers were particularly drawn to Psalm 51 because of its emphasis on faith over works. The penitential psalms were published in 1549 and were accessible to <mask> before her exile. The pattern of psalm lines is influenced by Wyatt. The two men wrote one sonnet per line of the psalm, except for the two poems in verse 1 and 4. Similar to Wyatt's enjambment, <mask>'s is also similar. <mask> composed her sequence while the sonnet was not an established form of English poetry. <mask> may have had access to the sonnets of the Earl of Surrey as she uses the Shakespearean rhyme scheme.She may have been introduced to Surrey's work as his volume contains a prefatory sonnet. The arrangement of the poem seems to have been drawn upon by <mask>. <mask> sets herself apart from other early English sonnet writers by using this form consistently. Petrarch and the English Sonnet Sequences was the first to attribute the authorship of the sonnet sequence and the translations of Calvin's sermons to <mask>. She is the first scholar to name her the author of the first sonnet sequence. The volume's dedication is only signed "A.L." <mask>'s identity remained identifiable to London's community of English Church reformers, many of whom, like <mask>, lived in exile during the reign of Mary I.The inclusion of her initials, rather than her full name, allowed her to avoid both perils that plagued female writers during the period, anonymity and full exposure, who were branded as unchaste if their material was accessible to the broader public. <mask>'s choice of psalm to translate and gloss helps her negotiate England's condemnation of a woman writer as unchaste. The experience of God's forgiveness includes speaking God's praise, framing speech as a duty. <mask>'s authorship of the sequence is disputed by some people. The meditation sonnets show no sign of Scots English, even though they were written in the same dialect as <mask>'s poems. <mask> is the editor of Editions Kel Morin-Parsons. A Meditation of a Penitent Sinner: <mask>'s Sonnet Sequence with <mask>'s Epistle was edited by Susan Felch.Her father was an agent for Henry VIII. Margaret or Margery was the wife of Edward Awpart, who was a citizen and resident of London. The five children who were not married at the time of their father's death were Elizabeth, <mask>, Joan, Edward and Susan. Stephen Vaughan found a position for <mask>'s mother as a silkwoman for <mask>n. <mask>'s stepmother, Margery, was the widow of Henry Brinklow, a mercer, and went on to make two further marriages. William Lok married four times and was connected to Cromwell. Rose Lok was <mask>'s sister-in-law and one of Henry Lok's sisters.Both Rose and Elizabeth were Marian exiles and were married to Richard Hill. Bishop Nicholas Bullingham married Elizabeth after his first wife died. Michael Lok was married to Jane, daughter of an evangelical associate of Ann Boleyn. 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title: Belisario Corenzio

texts: The Greek-Italian painter was active in Venice and Naples. He was not a member of the Cretan Renaissance like his peers. The maniera greca was completely escaped by him. The Venetian style was adopted by him. Other Greek painters were similar to Marco Basaiti. He was sometimes referred to as a Greco. Tintoretto was a prominent Venetian painter.Corenzio settled in Naples at the age of 32. Corenzio was influenced by another person. He continued to do well in the region. His apprentices were Luigi Rodriguez, Onofrio De Lione, and Massimo Stanzione. Many frescos were painted by Corenzio. His works can be found in the Church of San Severino. His style is similar to Caravaggio.There is an Italian legend involving <mask>, Jusepe de Ribera, and Battistello Caracciolo. They were called the Cabal of Naples. The painters were accused of poisoning their competitors. There is no documented evidence of the rumors. The painters were very popular in Naples. The Crypt that holds the remains of Matthew the Apostle was frescoed by <mask>. One of the most celebrated fresco painters in Naples was <mask>.The Metropolitan Museum, Museo di Capodimonte and Louvre are some of the places where his drawings can be found. In South West Peloponnese, <mask> was born in the city of Arcadia. He was born in the Kingdom of Naples. The region was part of the Spanish Empire. 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The family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch The testimony was given by collector Padre Resta. The Don sent Corenzio to learn painting. Corenzio's painting education was only for six months.He moved to Venice in the 1580s. He studied under Tintoretto in Venice for five years. There was a Greek community in Venice. The Greek painters were employed by San Giorgio dei Greci. Some Greek painters lived in Venice. Corenzio settled in Naples for the rest of his life. He had a workshop.In the late 18th century, art historian Bernardo de' Dominici wrote about the painters of Napoli. One of the first biographies about <mask> was written. It was published in 1742. The Neapolitan Vasari was named after Bernardo de' Dominici. Corenzio was described as a brilliant painter by Dominici. He was able to paint faster than five other painters. Corenzio painted for money.He said that <mask>'s artwork suffered when he was paid less. Dominici had a similar opinion. Paolo de Matteis was collecting notes on Neopolitan artists. He died before his work was published. The notes were used in Dominici's writings. <mask> was very jealous of other painters. His artistic reputation was overshadowed by negative rumors because of his bad reputation.An alliance was formed with Jusepe de Ribera and Battistello Caracciolo. The group was named after Naples. Historians have added their own versions of the story for four hundred years, but none of the claims are based on solid evidence. Foreign painters were not allowed to work in Naples according to legend. Corenzio had a student named Luigi Rodriguez. It is thought that his student obtained his own contracts because he was so good. Corenzio poisoned him because he became very jealous.Some historians don't agree on the date of Rodriguez's death. According to rumors, the Cabal of Naples poisoned artists that tried to compete with them, so Guido Reni was afraid to paint in Naples. There was a rumor that the assistant of Guido Reni was murdered and that he was driven out of the city. According to Dominici, <mask>'s relatives played a major part in Domenichino's death because they wanted his money. Corenzio was painting all over Naples. He did a lot of frescos in different churches. Santissima Annunziata Maggiore, Naples is one of three notable churches.He taught fresco painting to many of his students, including Onofrio De Lione. <mask>'s drawings survived until today. There were more rumors about his death. One story states that he fell from a scaffolding while repairing one of his frescos and another states that he poisoned himself. He is a celebrated artist and one of the most gossiped. Santi Severino e Sossio is where his tomb can be found. The Medici Chapel of Gragnano was painted in the 1590s and is part of the Santi Severino e Sossio and Certosa di San Martino.The basilica of Santa Maria a Parete is in Liveri Naples. Two frescos were painted by him. On the right side is a depiction of the Dance of Death, Judgment, Hell, and Heaven. The Church of the Annunciation has paintings in it. There is evidence that parts of the Castel Capuano were painted by Corenzio. The church of Santa Patrizia was painted by Corenzio. The vaults of the nave, transept, and choir were decorated in 1609.The apse of the church of Santa Maria di Costantinopoli was frescoed in 1615. In 1629, he frescoed the dome of Monte Cassino, which was destroyed in the bombing of 1944. There are frescoes in the gallery of Capuano Palace. They were also destroyed. He frescoed the ceiling in the church for many years. He created canvases for the Santa Maria Del Popolo. The painter died at the age of 88 years old.He did many works throughout his life. Many artists were jealous of his workshop. He was a member of the Greek community. There was a church like San Giorgio dei Greci in Venice. The Santi Pietro e Paolo dei Greci was a church that served the local Greek Orthodox population. The frescos were done in the church. He was a member of the Confraternity of Saints Peter and Paul.There is a road in Vomero named after him. Notable works include Frescos Chapel Vault Palazzo Diomede Carafa Naples, Italy.

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title: UltraMantis Black

texts: <mask> is a professional wrestler and musician who performs in the Chikara professional wrestling promotion. He won the 2012 King of Trios tournament and was a one-time Chikara Grand Champion. He has worked for promotions such as Big Japan Pro Wrestling, Combat Zone Wrestling, Independent Wrestling Association Mid-South and Jersey All Pro Wrestling. He wears a mask. His ring name was derived from another Japanese television program, Ultraman, while his red and green attire was based on the main character from the Kamen Rider series. <mask> changed his name to <mask> in May 2004 and began to express communist views. He adopted a dark look when he formed his own stable, the Order of the Neo–Solar Temple.UltraMantis began his professional wrestling training in 2002 at the Chikara Wrestle Factory, where he was trained by Reckless Youth. He trained at the school with the likes of Hallowicked. UltraMantis made his Chikara debut as a tecnico superhero on the promotion's first show, where he was defeated by fellow Wrestle Factory graduate Blind Rage. After graduating from Wrestle Factory, he formed the tag team Ultra/Zero with another Wrestle Factory graduate, Mister Zero, to face off against The Wildcards. Ultra/Zero defeated The Wildcards in the semifinals of the inaugural Tag World Grand Prix on July 5, 2003 to end the long feud. Zero suffered an injury and the duo lost to Night Shift. UltraMantis was defeated by Hallowicked in the Chikara Young Lions Cup.UltraMantis began showing signs of turning into a rudo after he adopted a more aggressive style and attacked his competitors after they had defeated him. UltraMantis made his rudo turn on April 9, 2004, when he abandoned Zero during a tag team match against BLKOUT. <mask> <mask> was born before UltraMantis declared that he was dead. He would form a tag team with Hallowicked, known collectively as the Dark Breed, and they would fight Mister Zero and his new tag team partner. The Dark Breed left Larry Sweeney's group after neither of them won the match. <mask> <mask> suffered injuries in 2005 that forced him to take on the roles of a commentator, manager and manager. <mask> <mask> had an alliance and feud with Hydra.With UltraMantis out with an injury, Hallowicked formed the tag team Incoherence with Delirious. Ultramantis introduced a new mask. During the Young Lions Cup tournament, UltraMantis attacked Hallowicked and announced the death of the Dark Breed and the birth of The Order of the Neo–Solar Temple. Crossbones became the third member of the stable in October of that year. Incoherence defeated UltraMantis and Hydra in a tag team match on November 17 in order to end the feud between the Neo–Solar Temple and Incoherence. The undercards of Chikara events featured UltraMantis, Hydra and Crossbones. At the end of the year, the team started to grow apart and on November 17, UltraMantis helped Shane Storm defeat Hydra, who had been on a losing streak.UltraMantis defeated Tim Donst, who he had dropped on his head in his debut the previous year, with the Praying Mantis Bomb. The Donst was kidnapped by the Neo–Solar Temple and they persuaded him to join their group. In order to find out who had leaked the secret of the Chikara Special to Chris Hero, Donst was sent to the Neo–Solar Temple by Mike Quackenbush. In the course of the feud, Quackenbush invented a move that Hero could not break. After defeating him in a singles match, Quackenbush taught the move to everyone on the Chikara roster. Hero was able to break the hold on November 17, 2007, and use it to his advantage. On June 18, 2008, Donst left the Neo–Solar Temple and with information gathered undercover, he was able to reveal to Quackenbush that he had leaked the move to UltraMantis.After being given an ultimatum by UltraMantis, Hydra left the Order with Donst and together they would form the tag team known as the Sea Donsters. The rest of the year, UltraMantis and Crossbones would be at odds with Donst and Hydra. The Sea Donsters defeated the Neo–Solar Temple in a tag team match after Donst pinned Crossbones with the Donstitution. Two days later, at the season seven finale, UltraMantis and Hydra faced each other in a singles match, which Hydra was able to win after forcing his former mentor to tap out to the Hydra Lock. UltraMantis and Crossbones started looking for a third member in the Neo–Solar Temple in 2009. The Neo–Solar Temple couldn't qualify for the King of Trios because neither of them could. With the Chikara Special, UltraMantis was able to get his hands on the Eye of Tyr, a mysterious artifact that could be used to control minds.The artifact, which had been missing from Switzerland, appeared at the Kaiju Big Battel. Chris Hero was a fan of Cube and he was ready to swap the Eye of Tyr for him. When UltraMantis defeated Hydra in November 2007, he was helped by the fact that he had been taught the move by Shane Storm, who came to UltraMantis in order to get back to his winning ways. After learning the move, UltraMantis taught it to Hero, who agreed to leave Chikara for Kaiju Big Battel in exchange for the Eye of Tyr. UltraMantis and Crossbones kidnapped Delirious after Incoherence's match in order to get revenge on Hallowicked. The third member of the Neo–Solar Temple, Delirious, was introduced by UltraMantis <mask> and Crossbones on May 23, 2009. The Order went on a winning streak with their newest recruit, which included tag team victories over The Super Smash Bros., The Roughnecks, and The Colony.The Eye of Tyr must be given away if it is to be used, according to a legend. UltraMantis refused to let go of the Eye. On August 16, 2009, during the third night of the annual Young Lions Cup, a man dressed in a white mask and clothes confronted UltraMantis <mask> in the ring and gave him a box. There was a message inside of the box. The man would start sending messages over the internet to UltraMantis saying that he and his Temple would be destroyed if he didn't return the Eye of Tyr to the family. On October 18, 2009, at Cibernetico Increible the man was joined by another larger man dressed in similar fashion and together they appeared in the crowd and confronted UltraMantis, who proceeded to flee the arena. Vkoder, who had made his debut during the Young Lions Cup, came to UltraMantis and offered to protect the Eye of Tyr in order to convince him of his true nature.Vkoder was the fourth member of The Order of the Neo–Solar Temple. On November 22, 2009, during the season eight finale of Three-Fisted Tales, UltraMantis and Delirious defeated Hallowicked and his new Incoherence partner, which meant that they could now challenge for the Chikara Campeonatos de Par. The two masked men confronted UltraMantis again at the conclusion of the event, calling him the man with the real power in Chikara. Both men revealed themselves to be Ares and Tursas. Immediately after this, Vkoder, who had been given the Eye of Tyr, attacked UltraMantis and helped Ares and Tursas defeat him. After the fight had been subdued with the new group on top, Vkoder and Pinkie had a history with UltraMantis Black. The Eye of Tyr was intact as the group fled the arena.UltraMantis claimed that in order to defeat the new group, they would have to join forces as they had a common enemy. Despite the events that took place at the season eight finale and Tim Donst, Ares and Claudio Castagnoli taking shots at the Order of the Neo–Solar Temple on Chikara's official website, UltraMantis <mask> announced at the beginning of season nine his intentions of staying away UltraMantis Black and Delirious used their three points to challenge The Colony of Fire ants and Soldier ants for the Campeonatos de Parejas. The Colony retained their titles in two straight falls, after Ares came out and used the Eye of Tyr to release Delirious, who then proceeded to go crazy and run out of the arena, abandoning UltraMantis. After defeating UltraMantis, Ares announced that he had gained revenge on him by destroying his dream of winning the Campeonatos de Parejas, and that he would return the Eye of Tyr to Switzerland. Chikara announced on April 25 that UltraMantis <mask> would be in the company's first video game, titled Rudo Resurrection. UltraMantis <mask> faced Ares in a singles match on May 22 at Aniversario Zehn.Ares scored the pinfall when Delirious returned to the company and cost UltraMantis the match. UltraMantis <mask> is the last surviving member of the Order of the Neo–Solar Temple after Delirious attacked Crossbones with a clavicle injury. UltraMantis took responsibility for causing the formation of BDK and declared that it was his job to take the stable down. He adopted a new pink mask as a sign of his change in attitude. He defeated Delirious in a singles match on June 26 at We Must Eat Michigan's Brain. On the following day at Faded Scars and Lines UltraMantis saved two people. On July 23 UltraMantis <mask> announced that he would lead Chikara into a final battle with BDK in the torneo cibernetico match.He was joined by two hooded individuals while doing commentary for the show at Chikarasaurus Rex: King of Show two days later. On August 11 Chikara founder Mike Quackenbush answered UltraMantis' call to arms by joining his cibernetico team and he was followed a week later by another Chikara original, Eddie Kingston. On August 31 a regular tag team partner joined the cibernetico team. <mask> <mask> sent out an invitation to another Chikara original, Hallowicked, to join his team, while also expressing his concern that Eddie Kingston would join them. UltraMantis <mask> defeated Hallowicked in a singles match, but did not know if he would join his team or not. On September 28 UltraMantis reached out to Quackenbush to help him get Hallowicked to join the cibernetico team, as well as announcing that he had recruited the last of the Chikara wrestlers, who performed on the promotion's first ever show, to join Hallowicked joined the team on the condition that Eddie Kingston was allowed to remain on the team, which UltraMantis <mask> accepted.After <mask> <mask> joined his team, he was left just one man short. The final spot on Team Chikara was filled on October 19 by a new incarnation of Vkoder. On October 23 <mask> <mask> led his team to the torneo cibernetico match, where they faced BDK, represented by captain Ares, Claudio Castagnoli, Daizee Haze, Delirious, Pinkienchez, Sara Del Rey, Tim Donst and Turs Vkoder was eliminated from the match before Larry Sweeney eliminated him. UltraMantis eliminated both Ares and Delirious from the match before Tursas eliminated Ares himself. Eddie Kingston pinned Tursas to win the match. UltraMantis <mask> was defeated by Ares in a Falls Count Anywhere match.The two hooded figures, who had Debuted in July, tried to interfere in the match to prevent Tursas from interfering, but were summoned away by a third hooded figure. Hallowicked defeated UltraMantis <mask> in a singles match at the finale of Reality is Relative. The third hooded figure from the previous month entered the arena and revealed himself as Sinn Bodhi. Bodhi said that UltraMantis <mask> had come to him asking for his help against BDK and that he had given him Obariyon and Kodama. UltraMantis was attacked by Obariyon, Kodama and Kobald when he couldn't produce the Eye of Tyr. Hallowicked and Frightmare saved UltraMantis and chased Bodhi's group out of the ring. UltraMantis went soul searching after the debut of BDK and found three strange beings who needed training in order to be an asset to the Order of the Neo–Solar Temple.Sinn Bodhi helped UltraMantis get them to the Chikara Wrestle Factory, which was run by Castagnoli. Bodhi made the three obey him, not UltraMantis, which cost him his match against Ares the previous month. UltraMantis <mask> defeated Bodhi after being attacked by The Batiri at the season ten premiere of Chaos in the Sea of Lost Souls. UltraMantis <mask> and Bodhi faced off again on March 13, with Bodhi emerging victorious and tearing his opponent's mask to shreds. UltraMantis <mask> announced on April 11 that he was going to correct his past wrongs. The first night of the King of Trios, UltraMantis <mask>, Hallowicked and Frightmare confronted the BDK trio of Tim Donst, Delirious and Jakob Hammermeier. Delirious ran out of the building after the Spectral Envoy brawled with BDK.Team Dragon Gate defeated the Spectral Envoy in the first round of the King of Trios tournament. On July 30, UltraMantis promised to eliminate each member of BDK in order to get a one-on-one match with Ares and started by attacking Jakob Hammermeier during his match with Gregory Iron. The Spectral Envoy defeated Sinn Bodhi, Kobald, Kodama and Obariyon in an eight-man tag team match when UltraMantis pinned Bodhi. UltraMantis wanted to end his rivalry with Ares by challenging him to a match at Chikara's first ever Internet pay-per-view, offering to put his mask on the line against Ares' Eye of Tyr. On November 13 at High Noon, UltraMantis and Hallowicked defeated Ares and Tim Donst in a No Disqualification match with UltraMantis pinning Ares to regain the Eye of Tyr. UltraMantis and Hallowicked earned the right to challenge for the Campeonatos de Parejas after winning the match. Sinn Bodhi parted ways with the promotion after UltraMantis gave him a fake replica of the Eye of Tyr in order to get rid of him.Delirious grabbed the artifact and destroyed it after UltraMantis used the Eye of Tyr to release him on the DVD release of The Thirteenth Hat. UltraMantis and Hallowicked challenged F.I.S.T. The two were defeated when Delirious came back and cost them the match. Delirious wanted to avenge the two years that UltraMantis had cost him by using the Eye of Tyr on him. UltraMantis, Frightmare and Hallowicked won their first round match against Mihara, The Mysterious and Handsome and Tito Santana. The Spectral Envoy advanced to the semifinals of the tournament after defeating Kobald, Kodama and Obariyon of The Batiri. The Spectral Envoy was attacked by members of The Batiri and Ophidian after the match.The Spectral Envoy defeated F.I.S.T. on the third and final day of the tournament. The 2012 King of Trios was won by Team ROH despite interference from Delirious, The Batiri and Ophidian. UltraMantis <mask> and Hallowicked defeated Los Ice Creams to pick up their third point and earn the right to challenge for the Campeonatos de Parejas. They received their title shot on November 10, but were defeated by the defending Campeones. On December 2 at Chikara's third internet pay-per-view, Under the Hood, <mask> <mask> led Frightmare, Hallowicked and the returning Blind Rage and Crossbones to a ten-man tag team match, where they defeated Delirious, Kobald Chikara returned on May 25, 2014, with the You Only Live Twice internet pay-per-view. The first match of the event was won by the new BDK of Ares, Nkken and Tursas.The King of Trios was entered by The Spectral Envoy. They were eliminated in the first round by Eddie Kingston, Jimmy Jacobs and Volgar, representing Chikara's new top rudo stable The Flood, after their stablemate Deucalion brought out Delirious to attack UltraMantis. UltraMantis defeated Delirious in a "Loser Leaves Chikara" match at Tomorrow Never Dies. The Eye of Tyr was used by Delirious to turn Hallowicked and Frightmare against UltraMantis. <mask> <mask> was appointed captain of one of the ten teams in the Challenge of the Immortals tournament. The team he picked in the draft was called "The Arcane Horde". UltraMantis was forced to retire from professional wrestling due to leg injuries he had suffered over the past few months.UltraMantis <mask> continued to work for Chikara as a manager. The Eye of Tyr was used by Hallowicked and Frightmare to turn him against them. UltraMantis took control of the minds of three people to join the new group. On December 3, after the heXed Men had been defeated in the 2016 torneo cibernetico, Ophidian stole the Eye of Tyr from UltraMantis <mask>, releasing him from under its spell. UltraMantis said he remembered everything and was chasing Hallowicked from the ring. UltraMantis <mask> appeared at Chikara's season 18 opener, seemingly announcing his return to in-ring action. The Grand Championship belt was last held by Hallowicked.<mask> <mask> was the actual Grand Champion, having won the title during season 17 which was taped at the end of 2016 on December 29th. He lost the title on April 1. On May 27, <mask> <mask>, Dasher Hatfield, Icarus, Ophidian, and Mister Zero defeated Hallowicked, El Hijo del Ice Cream, Juan Francisco de Coronado, and Gran Akuma in a ten-man tag team match. The match was supposed to be his last in Chikara. On November 1, 2013, UltraMantis <mask> made a surprise debut for the promotion, challenging Ethan Page and defeating him to win the promotion's top title, the AIW Absolute Championship. This was the first title in UltraMantis' career. UltraMantis lost the title to Page in a three-way elimination match on December 27.Ultramantis was in a hardcore band called The Ultimate Warriors. An extended play was released by UltraMantis and members of Pissed Jeans. UltraMantis is a vegan and straight edge. He was the best man at Mister Zero's wedding. He won the Chikara Chikara Grand Championship for the second time in 2012 and was ranked #289 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2009.

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title: Cissy Patterson

texts: Eleanor Josephine Medill "Cissy" <mask> was an American journalist and newspaper editor. The Washington Times-Herald in Washington, D.C. was the first major daily newspaper to be headed by a woman. <mask> was the daughter of Robert and Elinor "Nellie" (Medill<mask>, who was born in Chicago, Illinois. Her brother gave her the name "<mask>" when she was a child, but she would change it to "Eleanor" as an adult. Her first cousin was the grandson of Joseph Medill, who owned the Chicago Tribune. Her brother was the founder of the New York Daily News. She was educated at Miss Porter's School.<mask> accompanied her uncle and his wife to Vienna when he was named ambassador to Austria-Hungary. She fell in love with Count Gizycki even after she returned to America, where she lived in Washington, D.C. She was one of the leading lights in Washington, where the press called her Alice Roosevelt, Marguerite Cassini, and <mask> the "Three Graces". They were married in Washington on April 14, 1904 despite her family's objections. A daughter was born to them on September 3, 1905. The Count's home is a huge feudal manor in Russian Poland. Their family life did not go well.Cissy decided to leave after they separated and then rejoined several times. She took their child, hiding her in a house near London, but the Count kidnapped the little Countess, hiding her in an Austrian convent. It took thirteen years for Cissy to file for divorce. She returned to Washington in 1913 after moving to Lake Forest, Illinois, a Chicago suburb. Joseph relented to his sister's pleas and allowed her to write for his New York Daily News. She worked for William Hearst. Glass Houses and Fall Flight were part of her feud with Alice Roosevelt Longworth.Eleanor married a New York lawyer. Mrs. Eleanor Medill <mask> changed her name four years after he died. The morning Washington Herald and evening Washington Times were owned by Hearst. Even when he needed the money, Hearst hated to sell anything. He didn't give up the prestige of owning papers in the capital even though he had never made money from them. At the request of his editor Arthur Brisbane, Hearst agreed to make <mask> the papers' editor. August 1, 1930 is when she began work.He was an editor who wanted the best of everything. She hired many women as reporters and encouraged society reporting. She joined the American Society of Newspaper Editors in 1936. The papers' editorial stance was shifted to the right. Mount Airy was a mansion built in the 1600s by Charles Calvert, 3rd Baron Baltimore. The mansion has been open as a restaurant since 1910, but it was destroyed in a fire in February 1931. The mansion was restored, as well as the stables, a guest house, and a greenhouse.The Herald and the Times were leased to <mask> with an option to buy after Hearst's finances got worse. Eugene Meyer tried to buy the Herald from under <mask>, but failed. She merged the papers with the Times-Herald on January 28, 1939. Along with her brother at the New York Daily News and her cousin at the Chicago Tribune, she was an uncompromising conservative. She was against the Roosevelt administration. In 1942, after the Battle of Midway, the Times-Herald ran a Tribune story that revealed American intelligence was reading the Japanese naval code. Roosevelt, furious, had the Tribune and the Times-Herald indicted for espionage but backed down because of the publicity, charges he was persecuting his enemies, and the likelihood of an acquittal, since the Navy's own censors had twice cleared the story before it was published.She and her brother were accused of being Nazi sympathizers. On the floor of the United States House of Representatives, Representative Holland of Pennsylvania said that the <mask>s would welcome the victory of Hitler. She feuded with her daughter, who publicly "divorced" her in 1945, and with her former son-in-law, who she had a granddaughter with. She died of a heart attack at the age of 66. She left the paper to seven of her editors who sold it to her cousin. He held onto the paper for five years, but eventually it became too much of a financial drain. The paper was sold to the Post, which promptly closed it.In the 1920s, when she was a frequent visitor to her ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, she had the ability to speak effectively to horses in language worthy of a native cowboy. The National Register of Historic Places includes the Flat Creek Ranch. Further reading 1884 births 1948 deaths 20th-century American novelists, American newspaper editors, and American women novelists.

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title: Xu Yi

texts: <mask> is a Chinese-born French composer and music teacher. In 1963, <mask> was born in China. At a young age, <mask> began playing the Chinese violin. She joined the class of composition after graduating from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, where she continued to play the violin. She studied the Cursus of Composition and Computer Music after arriving in France. She studied with Gérard Grisey and Ivo Malec at the Conservatory of Music of Paris. At the age of 22, he became a teacher.The First Prize in Composition was won by <mask> in 1994. She was the first composer of Chinese origin to win the Prix de Rome and lived in the Villa Medici in Rome from 1996 to 1998. The Cergy-Pontoise National Conservatory of Music had a professor named <mask>. She is a professor of music. The Professor at the Wuhan Conservatory of Music is currently living in France. The French government, Radio France, and many festivals have given commission to <mask>. She has composed 50 works, which have been performed and broadcasted in Europe, China, Japan, the US, Brazil and Canada.In France and Italy, there have been several monographic concerts of <mask>'s music. One monographic disc of her works was distributed. The French Ministry of Education selected her work for the final high school music exam in 2006 and 2007. House Henry Lemoine published many of her works. For 5 groups spatialised Journées de la composition, "Huntun" was published in 1994. The Chinese orchestra Fu Mao Record Co. and Erhu were the subject of the 1988 "Esprit poétique". The Chinese flute, zheng and sets-gong were used in 1986."Small Frog" is a song for the ensemble of erhu. Chinese people who emigrate to France are referred to as Living people Chinese emigrants to France are referred to as Living people Chinese emigrants to France are referred to as Living people Chinese emigrants to France are referred to as Living people Chinese emigrants to France are referred to as Living people Chinese emigrants to France are referred

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