title: Guibert of Nogent

texts: <mask> was a Benedictine historian, theologian and author. <mask> went largely unrecognized by his peers in his own time. He has only recently caught the attention of scholars who are interested in his extensive autobiographical memoirs and personality which provide insight into medieval life. The minor nobility at Clermont-en-Beauvaisis had a child named <mask>. <mask> writes in his Monodiae that it took his parents seven years to have a child. The labour almost killed him and his mother, as Guibert was a breech birth. <mask>'s family promised to dedicate him to a clerical life if he survived, after making an offering to a shrine of the Virgin Mary.He followed this path after surviving. His father was captured at the Battle of Mortemer and died eight months later. <mask> stated in his memoirs that if his father had survived, he would have forced <mask> to become a knight, thus breaking the oath to the Virgin Mary to dedicate Guibert to the church. His mother was very strict and domineering. Some scholars, such as Archambault, have suggested that <mask>us complex because he wrote so much about his mother. She hired a private tutor to tutor him from the age of six to twelve. Guibert and his tutor developed a strong bond despite the fact that Guibert remembers the tutor as brutally exacting and incompetent.<mask>'s mother retired to an abbey near Saint-Germer-de-Fly when he was twelve years old. When he entered the Order at St. Germer, he devoted himself to the secular poets of the day and left a mark on his works. He changed his focus to theology because of the influence of another person. He became the Abbot of the poor and tiny abbey of Nogent-sous- Coucy in 1094 and took a more prominent part in the affairs of the church. It gave him time to write. The history of the First Crusade, called Dei gesta per Francos, was finished in 1108 and was the first major work of this period. The history is a paraphrase of the Gesta Francorum of an anonymous Norman author, and the fact that he stays so close to Gesta Francorum makes it seem superfluous.His writing has been called attention to by recent editors and translators. Information about the reception of the crusade in France is provided by the Dei gesta. <mask> had grown up with crusaders and talked to them about their memories. His memoir, written in 1115, is considered the most interesting of his works. He traced his life from his childhood to adulthood using the model of the Confessions of Saint Augustine. He gives a glimpse of his time in his country. There are three books in the text.The first covers his life from birth to adulthood, the second is a brief history of his monastery, and the third is a description of an uprising in Laon. He gives valuable information on daily life in castles and monasteries, on educational methods then in vogue, and on some of the major and minor personalities of his time. His passions and prejudices add a personal touch to his work. He was quite skeptical about the propriety of Catholic relics of Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary and numerous Catholic saints, and entertained doubts about their authenticity, noting that some shrines and pilgrimage sites made conflicting claims about which bodily remnants, clothing or other sacred objects were held at which site. The Autobiography of <mask> can be found in the notes. C.C. The Autobiography of <mask>, Abbot of Nogent-sous- Coucy was translated by Swinton Bland.From the Internet Medieval Sourcebook and the Internet Archive. The English translation was written by C.C. Bland. The Revolt in Laon is from the Internet Medieval Sourcebook. <mask>'s version of Pope Urban's speech is included in the First Crusade. Project Gutenberg has an e-text called The Deeds of God through the Franks. It was translated by Robert Levine.Books by Paul J. Archambault. The memoirs of <mask> of Nogent were written by a monk. John was the author of the ed. The year 1970. Abbot <mask> of Nogent wrote about his life in Medieval France. The 1925 C.C. has a revised edition. The latest research is included in the Swinton Bland edition.The University of Toronto Press published a 1984 reprint. <mask> of Nogent is a ed. R.B.C. Robert Levine wrote about the Continuatio Mediaevalis 127A. A translation of <mask> <mask>'s Gesta Dei per Francos' is called The Deeds of God through the Franks. Jay Rubenstein and Joseph McAlhany are authors. There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556The Autobiography of a French Monk from the Time of the Crusades is included in Monodies and On the Relics of Saints. The introduction and notes are from the Latin. There are Penguin Classics. Jay Rubenstein was born in 2002. <mask> <mask> is a portrait of a medieval mind. Im 12. Kommunikation, Deutung und Funktionalisierungen. The Oldenbourg edition of Jahrhundert was published in 2008.The dog by the name of Laurence Terrier. The doctrine of l'eucharistie de <mask> <mask>. De pigneribus Livre II. Texte et Traduction is in Paris. "Anti-Jewish rhetoric in <mask> of Nogent's Dei gesta per Francos" was written by Elizabeth Lapina. The deaths of Crusade literature, French religious writers, French historians, French autobiographers, and French male writers are linked.

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title: Jordan Belfort

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texts: <mask> is an American businessman, speaker, author and convicted felon. In 1999, he pled guilty to fraud and related crimes in connection with stock-market manipulation and running a boiler room as part of a penny-stock scam. <mask> was sentenced to 22 months in prison for his role in a fraud scheme. In 2007, he published the memoir The Wolf of Wall Street, which was adapted into a film. <mask> was born to Jewish parents in the Bronx. His parents were accountants. He was raised in Queens.<mask> and his childhood friend earned $20,000 selling Italian ice from styrofoam coolers to people at a local beach. <mask> graduated from American University with a degree in biology. <mask> was going to enroll at the University of Maryland School of Dentistry in order to pay for his dental school. The dean of the school told him on his first day that the golden age of dentistry was over. If you're here because you want to make a lot of money, you're in the wrong place. <mask> was a meat and seafood salesman on Long Island, New York. He claims in his memoirs that he grew his meat-selling business to employ several workers and sell beef and fish a week.He filed for bankruptcy at 25. According to his memoirs, a family friend helped him find a job at L.F. Rothschild. <mask> says he was laid off because of financial difficulties related to the Black Monday stock market crash. The original founder of Stratton Oakmont was later bought out by another company. Stratton Oakmont was a boiler room that marketed penny stocks and defrauded investors with the "pump and dump" type of stock sales. During his years at Stratton, <mask> developed a lifestyle that consisted of lavish parties and intensive use of recreational drugs, especially methaqualone, that resulted in an addiction. Stratton Oakmont at one point employed over 1,000 stock brokers and was involved in stock issues totaling more than $1 billion, including being behind the initial public offering for footwear company Steve Madden.The film Boiler Room and the movie The Wolf of Wall Street were both inspired by the firm's notoriety. From 1989 onward, Stratton Oakmont was under constant scrutiny from the National Association of Securities Dealers. Stratton Oakmont was put out of business in December 1996. <mask> was indicted in 1999 for securities fraud. In exchange for a plea deal with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, <mask> was sentenced to 22 months in a California prison. <mask> was ordered to pay back money he stole from stock buyers. Tommy Chong encouraged <mask> to write about his experiences as a stockbroker while <mask> shared a cell with him.After their release from prison, <mask> credited Chong for his new career direction as a motivational speaker and writer. <mask> stated at a motivational talk that he got greedy. Greed isn't good. It is good to have ambition and passion. There is passion that prospers. I want to give more than I get, that's a sustainable form of success. Most of the business was legit.... It was all about the firm. It was not related to liquidating stocks. Stratton Oakmont was not a real Wall Street firm according to federal prosecutors and SEC officials involved in the case. Restitution Belfort's agreement required him to pay 50% of his income towards the 1,513 clients he defrauded until 2009, with a total of $110 million in restitution further mandated. The sale of forfeited properties resulted in $10 million of the $110 million recovered by Belfort's victims. Federal prosecutors filed a complaint against <mask>.The U.S. government withdrew its motion to find <mask> in default of his payments after his lawyers argued that he had only been responsible for paying half of his salary until 2009. During his parole period in 2007, 2008, and 2009, he paid over $400,000 in total. <mask> began negotiations with the U.S. government after this period. After a judge ruled that <mask> was not required to pay 50% of his income past the end of his parole, the final deal was to pay a minimum of $10,000 per month for life. <mask> claims that he is putting the profits from his U.S. public speaking engagements and media royalties towards the restitution, in addition to the $10,000 per month. <mask> had fled to Australia to avoid taxes and hide his assets from his victims, but later recanted his statement, which was given to The Wall Street Journal, by issuing an official apology and requesting that The Wall Street Journal print a retraction. <mask> claimed on his website and elsewhere that he intended to request 100% of the royalties from his books and The Wolf of Wall Street film be turned over to victims.In June of 2014, spokesmen for the U.S. attorney said that <mask>'s claim was not factual, and that he had received money from the initial sale of the movie rights that was not entirely put towards his repayment. BusinessWeek reported that <mask> had only paid $21,000 toward his obligations, which was less than the amount of money paid to him before the film's release. The government refused to put all of the book deal money towards <mask>'s restitution. The two memoirs written by <mask>, The Wolf of Wall Street and Catching the Wolf of Wall Street, have been published in approximately 40 countries and have been translated into 18 languages. The movie based on his books was directed by Martin Scorsese and starred Leonardo DiCaprio as <mask>. 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Motivational speeches have been given by <mask>. A tour of live seminars in Australia entitled "The Truth Behind His Success" has been included. <mask> stated in a 60 Minutes interview that his greatest regret was losing people's money. "<mask>'s Straight Line Sales Psychology" is one of the sales seminars he runs. When he first began speaking, he focused on motivation and ethics and then on sales skills and entrepreneurship. <mask> spent three weeks out of each month on the road for speaking engagements.The main theme of his speeches is the importance of business ethics and learning from the mistakes that he made during the 1990s, such as believing that he was justified in skirting the rules of financial regulators simply because it was a common thing to do. His per sales seminar fee can be $80,000 or more. "Straight Line System" is the main subject of his seminars. Belfort's recount of stories from the 1990s has been panned by some reviewers. An investigation led by 7News and The Sunday Mail uncovered links between Belfort and Career Pathways Australia run by Paul Conquest, who also has majority-ownership of Face to Face Training. The two brands were heavily promoted at the Belfort workshops. Belfort gave two workshops to the staff of Face to Face Training.Face to Face Training got $6.34 million from the state for its training and assessment services. The majority of the money was supposed to be spent on service training and certification. The certification program was called a scam by 9 News Australia. <mask> and his first wife were divorced. He married Nadine Caridi, a British-born, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn-raised model whom he met at a party. He had two children with her. <mask>'s problems with drug addiction and infidelity led to his separation from Caridi.They divorced in 2005. <mask> was the last owner of the luxury yacht Nadine, which was built in 1961. Caridi was the name of the yacht. The yacht sank off the east coast of Sardinia in 1996 and frogmen from the Italian Navy rescued everyone on board. When waves smashed the foredeck hatch of the vessel, <mask> said that he insisted on sailing out in high winds against the advice of his captain. <mask> is a tennis player. The Wolf of Wall Street is a nonfiction autobiographies.Catching the Wolf of Wall Street: More Incredible True Stories of Fortunes, Schemes, Parties, and Prison was published in 2009. Way of the Wolf: Become a Master Closer with Straight Line Selling is a self-help book. The film adaptation of <mask>'s memoirs began in August 2012 and was released in December. The escapades depicted in the film are in line with <mask>'s memoirs and Forbes articles, according to Time magazine. Leonardo DiCaprio was nominated for an Academy Award for Best actor for his portrayal of <mask>. 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title: B. J. Habibie

texts: The third president of Indonesia from 1998 to 1999 was an Indonesian engineer and politician. Less than three months after taking office as the seventh vice president, he succeeded Suharto who had been in office for 31 years. His presidency is seen as a turning point in the history of the church. After becoming president, he liberalized Indonesia's press and political party laws and held an early democratic election, which resulted in the end of his presidency. The country's history shows that his presidency and vice presidency are the shortest. The native of Parepare was Habibie. He was of ethnic Gorontalese-Javanese descent.His mother, R. A. Tuti Marini Puspowardojo, was a Javanese noblewoman. The paternal family of Habibie is from Kabila, just to the east of the town of Gorontalo. He was one of eight children. His father died when he was 14 years old. The construction of the B.J. will be supported by the provincial government. There is a monument in front of the main gate of the airport. In the end, the suggestion was not adopted that the State University be renamed in honor of Habibie.For political reasons, he had to continue his studies at the Techni University of Technology in the Netherlands, even though he wanted to study aviation and aerospace there. In 1960, <mask> received an engineer's degree from Germany. He stayed in Germany as a research assistant to conduct research for his degree. In 1962, <mask> went on sick leave. He was reintroduced to Hasri Ainun, the daughter of R. Mohamad <mask>. In childhood, junior high school and senior high school, <mask> had known Hasri Ainun. The two were married in Germany on 12 May 1962.After a short time in Aachen, <mask> and his wife moved to Oberforstbach. They had a son in 1963. He was an advisor in designing train wagons at the railway stock firm. After retiring, the head of train construction offered his position to <mask>, but he refused. The title Doktoringenieur (Dr.-Ing.) was given to <mask> in 1965, after he received a "very good" grade for his thesis in aerospace engineering. He accepted Hans Ebner's offer to continue his research and work toward his Habilitation, but he didn't join RWTH as a professor. His thesis about light construction for supersonic or hypersonic states attracted offers of employment from companies such as Boeing, but he declined.There is a position with Messerschmitt-Blkow-Blohm. He developed theories on thermodynamics, construction, and aerodynamics known as the Habibie Factor. He was involved in the development of the A-300B aircraft. He was promoted to vice president in 1974. In 1974 Suharto recruited <mask> to return to Indonesia as part of his drive to industrialize and develop the country. The special assistant to the chief executive officer of the state oil company Pertamina is now the chair of the Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology. After two years, he was made CEO of the new state-owned enterprise Industri Pesawat Terbang Nurtanio.Since 2000 He was appointed as the State Minister of Research and Technology in 1978. He was involved in other "strategic" industries in this post. By the 1980s, the company specialized in the manufacture of small passenger planes and helicopters. The company became a manufacturer of aircraft under Habibie's leadership. The N-250 Gatotkaca was the first small passenger airplane, but it was a failure. He used an approach called "Begin at the End and End at the Beginning" to develop Indonesia's aviation industry.Basic research became the last thing to focus on, whilst the first thing to focus was actual manufacturing of the planes. State-owned industries included ship- and train-building, steel, arms, communications, and energy. Although the government's accounting practices meant that the size of the industries was not completely known, a 1993 estimate determined that the estimates used nearly $2 billion a year in state funding. The OFP is an overseas fellowship program created by the minister. Thousands of high school graduates were given scholarships to earn their bachelor's degrees in the science, technology, engineering, and math fields, and other technical professionals were given scholarships to continue their studies for master's and doctorate programs in the United States, Europe, Japan, and other countries. For over 20 years, she was a member of six Indonesian cabinets. After his initial appointment in 1978, he served in another five cabinets (including the Development Reform Cabinet which, as president he formed after the resignation of Suharto in May 1998).In 1992, Suharto appointed him as deputy daily coordinating for the chairman of the executive board, and the following year he became the daily coordinating. In 1990 <mask> was elected as the first Chair of the Indonesian Association of Muslim Intellectuals. He had a political base that was linked to but independent of the Suharto administration. The selection criteria for the nomination of a vice president were announced in January 1998 after Suharto accepted the nomination for a seventh term as president. Suharto's suggestion that the next vice president should have a mastery of science and technology made it obvious that he had <mask> in mind. This suggestion caused the rupiah to fall in the midst of the Asian Financial Crisis. In March 1998 <mask> was elected as vice president.Suharto announced his resignation just two months into his vice presidency. The Constitution says that <mask> succeeded him as president. The Development Reform Cabinet, which removed some of the most controversial ministers in Suharto's last cabinet while retaining others, was announced the next day. Within days of his appointment, he asked his relatives to resign from government positions, promised an early election, repealed some legislation, and ordered the release of political prisoners. East Timor had special autonomy but was opposed to independence. The National Council of Timorese Resistance had been calling for a referendum for a long time. A transitional period of autonomy was proposed by its chief diplomat.<mask>, the Prime Minister of Australia, sent a letter to Habibie in 1998 suggesting that Indonesia use the method used by France to resolve New Caledonian demands for independence. Wishing to avoid the impression that Indonesia ruled East Timor as a colony, Habibie surprised some by announcing that a referendum, offering a choice between special autonomy and independence, would be held immediately. The leaders of the Indonesian armed forces were not consulted on the decision. The referendum was held in August of 1999 and the people of East Timor chose independence. Pro-Indonesia militias killed and displaced a lot of people during the 1999 East Timorese crisis. General Wiranto threatened to stage a military coup if Habibie allowed in troops from the UN. On September 12th, Habibie accepted a UN-mandated force to stop violence.East Timor became independent in 2002. The MPR Special Session in November 1998 decried the presence of corruption in Indonesia and focused particularly on Suharto. Andi Muhammad Ghalib was appointed as Attorney General. A tape of a telephone conversation was made public. It suggested that the interrogation of Suharto was only for public appearances. The Indonesian government began investigating and prosecuting Suharto's youngest son, Tommy Suharto. The government gave Tommy a desirable parcel and a below-market loan for the construction of a Goro supermarket in the aftermath of the Goro scandal.After several key witnesses changed their testimony and declared that the deal did not cause losses to the state, Tommy was found innocent. The economy was stable in the face of the Asian financial crisis and the chaos of Suharto's presidency. The Chinese-Indonesians were targeted in the riots of 1998 because of their elite status. The 'Presidential Instruction' forbidding use of the terms pribumi and non-pribumi to differentiate Indonesians was issued in 1998. The previous requirement for a 'Letter of Evidence of Republic of Indonesia Citizenship' was revoked in May 1999. There were restrictions on the teaching of Mandarin Chinese. Indonesia made changes to its political system that expanded competition and freedom of speech.The Information Ministry was dissolved by the government shortly after taking office in June 1998. He committed to holding democratic elections on a vague timetable. He proposed political reform laws in December. The number of seats in parliament was reduced and civil servants were not allowed to engage in political activity. <mask> was criticized for allowing the military to retain some seats in parliament and taking little action on other military and judicial reforms. Significant autonomy to regional governments was granted by the laws passed by <mask>'s government. The laws resulted in indirect elections for mayors and regents, and allowed local legislatures to hold executives accountable, though it was not implemented until after his presidency.Although he had been seen as leading a transitional government, <mask> seemed determined to continue as president. When he announced parliamentary elections in June 1998, he was unsure if he would seek a full term as president. In July 1998, <mask> faced opposition from many within the government party, Golkar, but was able to win control of the party by appointing Akbar Tandjung as chair, defeating a rival camp including former Vice President Try Sutrisno. Akbar Tandjung and a group of reformers and hardliners wanted to oust him. There were five presidential nominees in March 1999. After extensive lobbying, Golkar announced in May 1999 that <mask> would be their presidential candidate, but a large portion of the party remained opposed to him. His political credibility was damaged by the exposure of the BankBali scandal, in which banking funds were funneled to members of <mask>'s re-election team.In October 1999, <mask> delivered an accountability speech. The members of the MPR decided if they would accept or reject his speech. The offer of the vice-presidency to General Wiranto was not accepted by the military. The accountability speech was rejected by 355 votes to 322 and the president's nomination was withdrawn. He was succeeded by another person. After relinquishing the presidency, <mask> spent more time in Germany than in Indonesia, though he was active as a presidential adviser. The Habibie Centre was established during this time.He published a book called Detik-Detik Yang Menentukan: Jalan Panjang Indonesia Menuju Demokrasi (Decisive Moment: Indonesia's Long Road Towards Democracy) in September of 2006 The events of May 1998 were recalled in the book. He accused Lieutenant General Prabowo Subianto, Suharto's son-in-law, of planning a coup against him in 1998. He died of a heart problem at the Gatot Soebroto Army Hospital in September of 2019. He was the first Indonesian President to be buried next to his wife's grave. The Indonesian flag will be flown at half-staff during the three-day national mourning period that begins on September 12. The video was released on September 12th, showing Xanana Gusmo in the hospital.The video shows a man kissing a woman on the forehead while crying, and another man holding the woman's head. There was a wreath in the name of Big Brother President B.J. at the funeral. The Timorese people will remember you forever. Hasri Ainun <mask>, a medical doctor, was married to <mask> from 12 May 1962 until her death in May 2010. The wedding was held in Gorontalese culture. The couple had two sons. <mask> Effendi <mask> was the Indonesian ambassador to the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.A book about his relationship with Hasri Ainun was published after his wife's death. The film of the same name was released in December of 2012 and was adapted from the book. He received honours, decorations, and distinctions for his contributions in the fields of technology and science. He received a degree from the Cranfield Institute of Technology in the United Kingdom. He received degrees from Chungbuk National University and Hankuk University of Foreign Studies. The University of Indonesia awarded a PhD degree to <mask> in 2010 for his contribution to science in practice as a technocrat. In 1990 he was appointed a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering.He received an award from the Royal Aeronautical Society in 1993. The bridge and park in Dili were named after him. <mask> Azriel and <mask> <mask> Simbolon portrayed <mask> during his childhood and teenage years, respectively, in the first installments of Habibie and Ainun. The character of <mask> was portrayed by Agus Kuncoro. There are notes about Dewi Fortuna. The <mask> presidency is moving towards reform. 99+ online is in Soeharto's new order and its legacy.Indonesia: Twenty Years of Democracy is a book by <mask>. Davidson. Ford is the name of the person. There is constant and change in Indonesian labour relations. The Asian Journal of Social Science was published in 2000. Vishnu, <mask>o. The Retrogression of Governance Reform and Anti-corruption Measure in Indonesia in 1999–2001 is one step forward and two steps back. Jurnal Politik 6, no.1st of 2020 President of Indonesia Suharto's family and associates are alumni of the Bandung Institute of Technology.

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title: Paul Kelly (fighter)

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title: Rakim

texts: <mask> is an American rapper and record producer. One half of a hip hop duo. <mask> is one of the most skilled and influential MCs of all time. <mask> is considered a transformational figure in hip hop for raising the bar for MC technique higher than it had ever been. <mask> helped to pioneer the use of internal rhymes and multisyllabic rhymes, and he was among the first to demonstrate the possibilities of sitting down to write intricately crafted lyrics packed with clever word choices and metaphors. The shift from simplistic old school flows to more complex flows was created by <mask>. Before <mask>, the term "flow" wasn't widely used.We didn't use the word flow until <mask> came along. It wasn't called flow, but it was called rhyming. <mask> created flow. <mask> released four albums with DJ Eric B.: Paid in Full, Follow the Leader, Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em and Don't Sweat the Technique. The 18th Letter, The Master and The Seventh Seal are his solo albums. <mask>'s album paid in full was named the greatest hip hop album of all time by MTV. MTV has a list of the greatest MCs of all time.Ra Kim is one of the greatest MCs of all time within the hip-hop community according to Steve Huey of AllMusic. He was ranked by the editors of About.com. They have a list of the Top 50 MCs of Our Time. He was ranked by The Source as a No. They have a list of the "Top 50 Lyricists of All Time". <mask> is the nephew of the late American R&B singer and actress Ruth Brown. He wrote his first rhyme when he was seven years old, about mickey mouse.He played quarterback in high school and wanted to be a professional football player. He began writing lyrics to fit Eric's instrumentals after being introduced to him by his friend. <mask> made his first recordings in 1985 at Wyandanch High School. <mask> was introduced to the Nation of Islam in 1986 and later joined The Nation of Gods and Earths, also known as the 5 Percent Nation. He shortened his stage name to simply "<mask> Allah", although he chose to use it as his stage name. Career partnership with Eric B. The first meeting between Eric B. and <mask> took place in 1985.The duo was ranked as the most influential DJ/MC combo in contemporary pop music by the editors of About.com. They have a list of the 10 greatest hip-hop duos of all time. They were nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2011. The beginning and classic debut of After Rakim. Eric B. searched for "New York's top MC". They were allowed to use Marl's home studio. They recorded the first tracks.The single/b-sides "Is President" and "My Melody" were released on Zakia Records in 1986. After Russell Simmons heard the single, the duo were signed to Island Records and began recording the album in Manhattan's Power Play Studios. Their debut album, paid in full, was released on the Island-subsidiary label 4th & B'way Records. The album reached the top of the charts. There were five singles produced by Eric B. Is President, "I Ain't No Joke", "I Know You Got Soul", "Move the Crowd", and "Paid in Full" are examples. The album performed better on music charts than Eric B.<mask>'s debut album reached number 22 on the U.S. charts. There are pop albums on the chart. It was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America for shipments in excess of 500,000 copies. One of the most influential hip hop albums of all time, Follow the Leader was released during the hip hop's "golden age" and was well received by critics. On the heels of Paid in Full, Eric B. wrote of the album's significance. A full clip of the album was delivered by <mask>. <mask>'s Follow the Leader featured a broader range of sounds than the James Brown samples that defined the initial release.The high point in the collaboration between the two was the release. Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em was released in 1990. <mask>'s third album. <mask> adopted a deeper, more aggressive tone of voice, as well as more mature and serious subject matter, in order to develop the duo's sound further. There are smooth tracks such as "In the Ghetto" and hard-edged tracks such as the title track. It's not as popular as the duo's previous albums, but it's still considered to be the duo's most coherent album. It is one of the few albums that received a five-mic rating.In 1998, the album was selected as one of the best rap albums. There is a dedication to the memory of <mask>'s father William and producer Paul C. on the back cover of the album. Large Professor finished his work. They don't get credit in the album's notes. Eric B & <mask>'s fourth and final album, Don't Sweat the Technique, was released in 1992. There was a hit on the title track. "Casualties of War" was released as a single.The title "Juice (know the Ledge)" was used in the film. Eric B. refused to sign the release contract because he was afraid <mask> would abandon him. This led to a lengthy court battle between the two musicians and the company. The legal wrangling led to the dissolution of the duo. <mask>'s solo career started in 1993 and ended in 2003 after he broke up his partnership with Eric B. <mask> was dropped from the label in 1994. <mask> recorded his solo debut album The 18th Letter in 1996 after securing a deal with Universal Records.The 18th Letter was released in 1997. <mask> went gold after it was certified by the RIAA, as the album went to number four on the Billboard 200. <mask> appeared on three tracks of "The Seduction of Claude Debussy" in 1999. The album charts the artistic use of sampled breakbeats -- pioneered by the Art of Noise themselves -- with a nod to '80s hip-hop and their '90s equivalent, drum'n'bass. The Master was released in 1999 and sold poorly. Dr. Dre's Aftermath Entertainment signed <mask> in 2000 to work on an album called Oh, My God. Several times the album was delayed because of changes in artistic direction and personnel.<mask> made guest appearances on four Aftermath projects, including the hit single "Addictive" by Truth Hurts, which featured a different <mask> verse from the main version. Oh, My God was put down indefinitely after <mask> left the label. <mask> left Aftermath Entertainment because of differences with Dr. Dre. Dr. Dre wanted <mask> to write about killing someone, while <mask> wanted to write about the resurrection of someone. The Seventh Seal <mask> retreated to his Connecticut estate to work on music. He has not released an album since 1999. In 2006 <mask> announced that he would release a new studio album, The Seventh Seal.The live album, The Archive: Live, Lost & Found, was released in 2008. The Seventh Seal was released on November 17, 2009, after several delays on <mask>'s own Ra Records, TVM, and SMC Recordings. The album features two singles, "Holy Are You", which was released on July 14, 2009, and "Walk These Streets", which was released on October 7, 2009. Nottz and J are two renowned hip hop artists. Wells, Needlz, Jake One, and Nick Wiz. By November 22, 2009, the album had sold 12,000 copies in the United States. The Seventh Seal received generally mixed or average reviews from most music critics when it was released.<mask> performed Paid in Full in its entirety at the Blue Note Jazz Club in New York City in honor of the 25th anniversary of the album. He was supported by The Roots. The 25th anniversary edition of <mask> and Eric B.'s 1987 album paid in full would contain new tracks recorded by Eric B. <mask> would release a new solo album by the end of the year. The annual Roots' Picnic was held in Philadelphia in June. The first single from his new album will be released before the end of the year, he said in an interview with The Detroit Free Press. He and DMX collaborated on a single called "Don't Call Me".<mask> is featured on a song with Linkin Park. The Hunting Party was the first single from their sixth studio album. He contributed his rap vocals during the bridge for the main version of the song, but he is not featured on the radio edit of the song. On March 7, 2014, the song was released for download. <mask> announced on April 27, 2015, that he was working on a new album and would release it in the middle or end of 2015. "This is one of those albums where I can have fun," he said. The Seventh Seal was a conscious album.I wanted to make a statement. King's Paradise was released on the soundtrack of the second season of the show. <mask> performed the song for the first time on NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts series along with former A Tribe Called Quest member Ali Shaheed Muhammad and producer Adrian Younge. A reunion with Eric B. On October 20, 2016 <mask> and Eric B. were announced to be back together after 23 years. The duo teased a potential reunion tour the next morning, hosting a poll for the fans to give their opinion on what city Eric B. is in. <mask> should start the tour.New York City, Las Vegas, London, and Australia were potential candidates. Fans have speculated if the two will release a new studio album in the near future after the announcement of the reunion. The simple rhyme patterns of early 1980s hip hop deviated from <mask>'s rhyming. His free-rhythm style was compared to jazz pianist Thelonious Monk. Ben Ratliff wrote in the New York Times that <mask>'s "unblustery rapping developed the form beyond the flat-footed rhythms of schoolyard rhymes". <mask> was one of the first to demonstrate advantages of a writerly style with his use of internal rhymes and multisyllabic rhymes. <mask>'s delivery was not high energy like previous rappers such as Run-D.M.C. and KRS-One."We'd been used to MCs like Run and DMC, Chuck D and KRS-One leaping on the mic shouting with energy and irreverence, but <mask> took a methodical approach to his microphone fiending." Every line was blunt, and he had a slow flow. <mask>'s relaxed delivery is a result of his jazz influences and he was a fan of John Coltrane. <mask> is often credited with creating the shift from simplistic old school flows to more complex flows. Any emcee that came after 1986 had to study <mask> to know what to do. The rhyme style from 1986 to 1994 was Rakim. From that point on, everybody was forced to focus on their flow.Before <mask>, the term 'flow' wasn't widely used. We didn't use the word flow until <mask> came along. It wasn't called flow, but it was called rhyming. <mask> created flow. <mask> upgraded and popularized the focus on flow, but he didn't invent the word. <mask> covered his own rap skills and superiority over other rappers in his subject matter. Steve Huey commented that the majority of his lyrics concern his own skills and Islamic faith.<mask> is noted for his "complex internal rhymes, compounding, literate imagery, velvet-smooth flow, and unpredictable, off-the-beat rhythms." Jess Harvell wrote that his rap was "authoritative, burnished, and possessed an unflappable sense of rhythm". During the golden age of hip hop, Legacy paid in full was released. Alex Ogg wrote a book about it. <mask> paved the way for future rappers and helped secure East Coast hip hop's reputation for innovative technique. In his book To the Break of Dawn, William Jelani Cobb stated that his rapping had "stepped outside" of the preceding era of old school hip hop and that it was "nowhere near what <mask> introduced to the genre". <mask> was credited by the New York Times with helping to give birth to a musical genre and introducing a soft-spoken rap style."Paid in Full is one of hip hop's most influential albums and essential listening for those interested in the genre's basic musical foundations". It was ranked number one in "The greatest Hip-Hop Albums of All Time" by MTV and was described as "captivating, profound, innovative and instantly influential". Brian Coleman's book Check the Technique contains a breakdown of the album by <mask>. <mask> is a front-runner in the race for Best Rapper Ever, and this album is a big reason why. The album was included in "500 CDs You Must Own Before You Die" by the magazine. Time magazine listed it as one of the eighteen albums of the 1980s in its "All-Time 100" albums, and editor Alan Light acknowledged the record for changing the "sound, flow, and potential" of hip hop. <mask> was praised for its "endless display of pure skill" and "laidback and funky", but Jess Harvell thought it was too much for a free "classic" pass.<mask> inspired a generation of MCs and "defined what it meant to be a hip-hop lyricist" according to the editor of the "Top 100 Albums of the 1980s". GZA, Ghostface Killah, and Raekwon are just a few of the rappers who have used the unique rap style employed by <mask>. The RIAA certified the album as Platinum on July 11, 1995. It has sold over a million copies. The 18th Letter The Master and The Seventh Seal were studio albums. The <mask> paid in full was released in 1987. To the Break of Dawn is a freestyle on the hip hop aesthetic.The New York University Press. <mask> is an African-American male rapper who writes for Aftermath Entertainment and Five percenters Island Records.

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title: Silvio Milazzo

texts: The President of the Regional Government of Sicily from 1959 to 1960 was an Italian Christian Democrat. The Christian Democrat Party (DC) had a deputy from Caltagirone who sat in the Sicilian regional parliament since 1947. He was the Regional Minister for Public Works and for Agriculture in the Franco Restivo government. He was a reliable party loyalist up to the time the former Italian premier brought in bright young men from Rome into Sicily's Christian Democratic organization. Outraged by the threat to Sicilian patronage, <mask> became the gullible hero of Sicilian autonomy. After the regional elections of 1955,<mask>, supported by the left and dissident Christian democrats, won the vote for head of the regional government against Restivo. After 37 minutes, the DC did not consent to the appointment being made.He was the vice-president. It would be the beginning of many years to come. The power monopoly of the DC that had ruled Sicily since 1947 was broken in October 1958 by a coalition government supported by Communists, Monarchists, Neo-Fascists and dissident Christian Democrats. He continued to head the Sicilian regional government despite being kicked out of the party. The expelled members formed a new party called the Social Christian Sicilian Union. He ran under the slogan "Sicily for the Sicilians" in the June 1959 regional elections. Down with the mainland.The Vatican was appealed to by the Christian Democrat party establishment. The Catholic Action groups were sent from door to door to campaign against the candidate because of the papal decree. In the US, the Hearst press advised its Italian-American readers to send anti-Milazzo letters and telegrams to Sicily. The New York Journal American said it was a small price for preserving democracy. "They have called me a horse," he said. I am not that. A noble animal, I am a pure-blooded Sicilian horse.I am an anti-Communist who is leading a rebellion against Rome. After the indecisive regional elections in June 1959 in which the UCSC gained 10 per cent of the votes, <mask> again succeeded in forming a majority coalition with the aid of Christian Democratic defectors. He spent most of his time trying to defend his two-vote majority in Sicily's regional Assembly, which was under constant pressure from the Vatican and the Christian Democratic national government. In February 1960, <mask> resigned after a regional deputy revealed that he was approached to change allegiance for a substantial amount of money by one of his top aides. The Italian Communists were removed from their one real foothold in Italy by the nation's anti-Communist press and politicians. "An attempt at corruption" was the headline from Milan's Corriere della Sera. There was a bewildered silence from the Communist.Rome's pro-Communist newspaper Paese Sera claimed that <mask> was the victim of a Mafia plot. Mafia support? In the 1980s, several Mafia turncoats, such as Tommaso Buscetta and Antonio Calderone, confirmed rumors about Mafia backing of the government. The Mafia clan in Catania and the Cosa Nostra-backed Costanzo supported the candidate. The old Mafia families of Greco and Bontade were supported by the Salvo cousins. According to scholar René Seindal, the operation was a clientelist coup. The Christian Democrats lost control of the region's resources and the various parts of the coalition strengthened their negotiating position towards them.The private concession for collecting taxes in Sicily was taken over by the Salvos. The Salvos withdrew their support for <mask> to align themselves with the Christian Democrats who were trying to regain control of the region. The Salvos were among the most powerful businessmen in Sicily until they were prosecuted by Palermo's Antimafia pool that included Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino. The Christian Democratic party branch in the Province of Trapani gave them great influence over the decision making of the DC. After initially supporting <mask>, the Mafia was not opposed to the fall of his government as well, and Mafia boss Francesco Paolo Bontade and his son Stefano Bontade had a close relationship with the Salvo cousins, which allowed them access to regional politics. The president of the Sicilian Region was elected on October 30, 1958 by the Sicilian Regional Assembly of the parties of the right and left, against the official candidate of his party. The position of the President of the Republic Gronchi was at odds with the strongly centralizing direction given to the organization of DC by Fanfani.The new political party, the Sicilian Christian Social Union (USCS), was created with the help of a group of regional deputies. The Church's opposition was strongly criticized with the operation and in April 1959 the Holy Office renewed the excommunication to the Communists. After the June 1959 regional elections, where his movement won 10 ARS deputies, he formed a second junta on August 12, 1959 in which the MSI did not enter, which returned to opposition, along with DC. The USCS, the left, the monarchists, the top of Sicindustria, and even the Mafia supported this second junta. There were two people at that time, the national deputy and the ideologues. This brief second term at the head of the Milazzo Region, came into crisis due to a scandal, with an attempt at corruption organized by two deputies, one of thePCI and one of the USCS, denounced by a DC. Benedetto Majorana della Nicchiara, a member of his movement, was persuaded by D.C. majors to accept the office of president of the region, in a majority of Christian Democrats, liberals and monarchists.In 1962, he resigned as a regional deputy. The USCS did not win a seat in the regional election. There are references to Letizia. Oxford University Press published Mafia Brotherhoods: Organized Crime, Italian Style. Mafia: Money and Politics in Sicily, 1950-1997, is a book.

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title: Forest Whitaker

texts: <mask> was born on July 15, 1961, and is an American actor, producer, director, and activist. He has received an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, a British Academy Film Award, and two Screen Actors Guild Awards. After making his film debut in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, he went on to earn a reputation for intensive character study work for films such as Bird, Good Morning, Vietnam, The Crying Game, and Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai. He played Saw Gerrera in the movie "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story." He also played Zuri in the movie "Black Panther." In The Last King of Scotland, he was nominated for an Academy Award for his portrayal of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin. He made his directorial debut with the television film Strapped, and went on to direct several films. He is also known for his activism and humanitarian work.He was promoted to Special Envoy for Peace and Reconciliation after being named a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador in 2011. Laura Francis Smith, a special education teacher who put herself through college and earned two master's degrees while raising her children, was the son of <mask> <mask>, an insurance salesman. His mother had Akan ancestry, while his father was of Igbo descent. His family moved to California when he was in elementary school. He has four siblings, two younger brothers and an older sister. Under Milk Wood was his first role as an actor. He graduated from Palisades Charter High School in 1979 and played football and sang in the choir.A back injury forced him to change his major from football to music. He was a member of the Cal Poly Chamber Singers. He changed his major to drama while still at Cal Poly. He was accepted into the University of Southern California's Drama Conservatory after transferring to the Thornton School of Music to study opera. He graduated from USC with a degree in acting. He pursued a degree in "The Core of Conflict: Studies in Peace and Reconciliation" at New York University. There is a post-graduate course at Drama Studio London.There is a long history of working with well-regarded film directors. He played a football player in the 1982 film version of Fast Times at Ridgemont High. He appeared in two movies in 1986: The Color of Money and Platoon. He co-stars in the comedy Good Morning, Vietnam with Robin Williams. In 1988, he had his first lead role in Clint Eastwood's Bird, after appearing in Bloodsport. He sequestered himself in a loft with only a bed, couch, and saxophone in order to prepare himself for the part. His performance was called "transcendent" and earned him an award and a nomination.<mask> worked with many well-known directors in the 1990s. He starred in the 1990 film Downtown and was cast in the pivotal role of Jody, a captive British soldier, in the 1992 film The Crying Game. <mask>'s performance was described as "big-hearted, hugely emotional, and simply terrific" by Todd McCarthy of Variety. The first ever National Board of Review Award for Best acting by an ensemble for Robert Altman's film,Prt--Porter, was won by him. He appeared in the low budget film Species and gave a "characteristically emotional performance" in Wayne Wang and Paul Auster's Smoke in 1995. In 1996, he played the role of a good-natured man in Phenomenon, alongside John Travolta and Robert Duvall, which earned him a Blockbuster Entertainment Award for Favorite Supporting actor - Drama, and was also nominated for the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting actor in a Motion Picture. Jim Jarmusch wrote and directed Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai, a 1999 film that featured a serene, pigeon-raising, bushido-following, mob hit man.This has been considered a "definitive role" by many. Similar to his preparation for Bird, he immersed himself in his character's world and meditated for long hours to hone his inner spiritual hitman. The New York Times review of the film observed that "it's hard to think of another actor who could play a cold-blooded killer with such warmth and humanity." The 2000 production of Battlefield Earth, based on the novel of the same name by L. Ron Hubbard, was one of the worst films ever made. The film was criticized for being a commercial and critical disaster. The film's director, Roger Christian, said that "everyone's going to be very surprised" by Whitaker's performance. Battlefield Earth won seven awards.He regretted participating in the film. The Follow was one of five short films produced by BMW in 2001 to promote its cars. He was a co-star in the 2002 movie, Phone Booth. He co-stars with Jodie Foster in Panic Room. His performance as the film's "bad guy" was described as a subtle chemistry of aggression and empathy. The Last King of Scotland earned him multiple awards and honors, as well as positive reviews by critics, for his portrayal of Idi Amin. He gained 50 pounds, learned to play the accordion, and immersed himself in research to portray the dictator.While in Uganda, he met with Amin's friends, relatives, generals, and victims and learned how to speak his East African accent. His performance earned him the Academy Award for Best actor, making him the fourth black actor in history to do so. When I first started acting, it was because of my desire to connect to everyone, to that thing inside each of us, that light that I believe exists in all of us. He was also recognized with the British Academy Film Award for that role. In 2007, he was nominated for an award for his performance in The Great Debaters. In 2008, he appeared in three films, the first being a business man called Happiness who likes butterflies in the film The Air I Breathe. He played a police captain in Street Kings and a tourist in Vantage Point.After a small career slump where he starred in a few straight-to-video films, <mask> has enjoyed a career resurgence, having played the lead role in Lee Daniels' The Butler, which has become one of his greatest critical and commercial successes to date. The film was nominated for an NAACP Image Award. In Black Nativity and The Last Stand, he played an FBI agent chasing an escaped drug gang leader. Saw Gerrera was played by <mask> in the film. In 2016 he played Colonel Weber in Arrival, and in The Forgiven he played the same role. The actor shared in the award for best ensemble for his portrayal of Zuri in Black Panther. In 2020, <mask> starred as Jeronicus Jangle in a Christmas musical.He was dressed as Reverend C.L. In the film Respect, Franklin is played by Jennifer Hudson. He is going to appear with Tom Hardy in Havoc. Doc Broadus will be portrayed by <mask> in the movie Heart of a Lion. After completing several films in the early 1980s, <mask> gained additional roles in multiple television shows. In the 1985 episode "Bully for Arnold", he played a bully. In the same year, he played the part of a comic book salesman in an episode of the show.He appeared in the first and second parts of North and South. Criminal Justice, The Enemy Within, and Witness Protection were some of the films that <mask> had roles in. There were 44 new episodes of the Rod Serling classic, The Twilight Zone, hosted and narrated by <mask> from 2002 to 2003 on UPN. He joined the cast of The Shield in 2006 as a lieutenant who was determined to prove that the lead character was a dirty cop. He had to draw on his childhood years in South Central Los Angeles for the role, as opposed to his previous character work. He reprised the role in the show's 2007 season after receiving rave reviews for his performance. In the fall of 2006 <mask> started a multi-episode story on ER as a man who comes into the ER with a cough, but quickly faces the long-term consequences of a paralyzing stroke, and he sues, then takes out his anger on the doctor.The series was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award. In 2006 <mask> appeared in T.I. "Live in the Sky" is a music video. The Criminal Minds spin-off, Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior, was canceled by CBS on May 17, 2011. In December 2016 it was announced that he would reprise his role as Saw Gerrera in the Star Wars Rebels animated series. In the two years that he was on Empire, he worked with Lee Daniels, who worked with him on The Butler. The series on EPIX called "Godfather of Harlem" is about the intersection between the criminal underworld and the civil rights movement in the 1960s.Extrapolations is an Apple TV anthology series that focuses on climate change. <mask> made his Broadway debut in a revival of Hughie at the Booth Theatre, directed by Michael Grandage. He co-produced and starred in A Rage in Harlem. He won the International Critics' Award at the Toronto International Film Festival for his directorial debut, Strapped, a film about inner-city gun violence. He directed his first theatrical feature, Waiting to Exhale, which was based on the Terry McMillan novel. The tone of the film was similar to that of <mask>'s own acting style, according to Roger Ebert. Whitney Houston's music video for the movie's theme song, "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)", was directed by <mask>.The romantic comedy, Hope Floats, was directed by and executive produced by <mask>. He directed the romantic comedy, First Daughter, in 2004, while also serving as an executive producer, and he co-starred with her in Phone Booth in 2002. He gained experience as the executive producer of several made-for-television movies, most notably the 2002 Emmy-award-winning Door to Door, starring William H. Macy. He shut down his production company in 2005 to focus on his acting career. Significant productions is devoted to creating opportunities for underrepresented narratives and storytellers by promoting films and television shows starring people of color, alongside diversified representation behind the camera. Ryan Coogler's directorial debut Fruitvale Station won the Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award for the U.S. Dramatic Film at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. Songs My Brothers Taught Me was launched by them.Producing highlights include Repentance, Dope, Roxanne Roxanne, and Sorry to Bother You. In 2021, the company's newest film, Passing, will be on the streaming service. The first commission for Oprah Winfrey's OWN and Oprah's Doc Club was a documentary that was shot in the hospice at a Louisiana prison. A Kid From Coney Island was a documentary about Marbury. Significant produced by Whatever Means Necessary: The Times of Harlem in 2020. The soundtrack for Waiting to Exhale was produced by Babyface, who was also the executive producer. "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" was nominated for Song of the Year and Album of the Year in 1997.There are three nominated songs for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance. "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)," written by Babyface, won the Best R&B Song at the 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556. He directed the soundtrack for Hope Floats. The album was nominated for a gramophone and was best known for the song "To Make You Feel My Love". He co- wrote eight songs for the soundtrack to First Daughter, which he directed. Frank Cooper was the creator and producer of DEWmocracy.com, an interactive video game, short film, and website that allowed people to select a new flavor of Mountain Dew. It was the most successful launch of a soft drink in Mountain Dew's history.Jamie Foxx features T-Pain in a music video. His voice and likeness were used for Saw Gerrera in the video game Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order. Since his initial involvement as co-chair with the collaborative film studio in March of 2012 he has played an active role as co-chair of JuntoBox Films. JuntoBox is a social-media platform for filmmakers and fans to share ideas to create films and then collaborate to make them. Five projects have been greenlit since the co-chair joined. In addition to the numerous awards he received for his performance in The Last King of Scotland, he has also received several other honors. The Deauville Festival of American Film paid tribute to him.He was presented with the "Hollywood actor of the year award" by the 10th Annual Hollywood Film Festival. The Capri Legend Award was given to <mask> in 2006 at the Hollywood International Film Festival. He received the American Riviera Award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. On April 16, 2007, he received the 2,335th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contributions to the motion pictures industry. The North Carolina School of the Arts awarded a doctorate to Whitaker in 2004. He received the Cinema for Peace Award for his advocacy for child soldiers and his work with inner-city youths. The Doctor of Humane Letters degree was given to Whitaker by the University of Louisiana in 2009.He delivered the graduation address at Manhattanville College in 2009. The United Nations Correspondents Association's Advocate of the Year Award was given to him in 2012 for his contributions to the values embodied by the UN. The Minister of Culture of France gave the Chevalier de l'ordre des Arts et des Lettres to Whitaker in recognition of his work serving those affected by conflicts and violence. He was named a Martin Luther King, Jr. A fellow at Boston University. The keynote speaker at Miami University's graduation was <mask>. On May 16, 2015, he received the Doctor of Humane Letters from California State University.The World Childhood Foundation gave the Humanitarian Award to <mask>. The Crystal Award is given at the World Economic Forum. The 4GameChanger of the Year Award was given to him that year. He received a Doctor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Southern California. He received the medal of peace from the University of San Diego's Kroc School of Peace Studies in the year 2018. He received the Kennedy Center Award for the Human Spirit in 2019. The Robert Redford Award for Engaged Artists was given to him by USC.He was promoted to Commander of France's Order of Arts and Letters. In 2021, he received an award from Germany. The International Peace Honors Prize was awarded to him. Over the past decade, <mask> has devoted a lot of his time to charity work. The core lesson his mother taught him was "You don't have to believe what I believe, but you have to believe in something." The Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative was founded in 2012 by him. WPDI implements peace-building programs in conflict affected communities throughout the world, which are focused on training youths in conflict resolution and developing businesses in areas of conflict.WPDI's programs are in Africa, Mexico and the United States. The UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Peace and Reconciliation was inaugurated on June 21, 2011. As Goodwill Ambassador, Whitaker worked with UNESCO to support and develop initiatives that empower youths and keep them from entering or remaining in cycles of violence. The U.S. was at the ceremony. He has exemplified compassion in every area of his life and is a perfect choice as a Goodwill Ambassador. He does this because it's the right thing to do. After his increased work in conflict-impacted regions, he was promoted to a UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace and Reconciliation and a member of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities.He started working with the Office of the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Children and armed Conflict as an Advocate for Children Affected by War after he was invited to speak before the UN Security Council. The Turnaround Arts organization had Whitaker working with elementary schools. He is on the steering committee for the UN's work with the Reintegration of Child Soldiers after having served as an Advocate for Children Affected by War. Hope North is a boarding school and training center in northern Uganda for escaped child soldiers, orphans, and other young victims of the country's civil war. Whitaker believes that ordinary people can change the world. He said that even a seemingly small action can cause ripples that make an enormous impact. On April 6, 2009, he was given a title.The title Nwannedinamba of Nkwerre, which means A Brother in a Foreign Land, was given to the man who was named a chief among the Nkwerre community. He is a senior research scholar at Rutgers University, where he co-founded the International Institute for Peace. Increasing citizen security through community-building, the role of women and spiritual and religious leaders in peacebuilding, the impact of climate change, and the reduction of poverty are some of the issues that the International Institute for Peace aims to address. Iip is under the auspices of UNESCO. In 1996, he married Keisha Nash, the actress he met on the set of Blown Away. They have four children, two daughters and a son from previous relationships. In December of last year, Whitaker filed for divorce from Nash.He studies yoga, has a black belt and is a vegetarian. He is currently training with Joe Jackson. In 2021, it was announced that he had joined NBA Africa as a minority owner and strategic investor. The left eye ptosis has been called "intriguing" by some critics and gives him a sleepy, contemplative look. The condition is hereditary and he has considered having surgery to correct it because it affects his vision. His ancestry is traced to Nkwerre in Imo State of Nigeria, where he was made a chief in 2009. 20th-century American male actors, 21st-century American male actors, African-American film directors, and Alumni of the Drama Studio London are some of the links in the filmography.

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title: Lajos Pósa (mathematician)

texts: <mask> is a Hungarian mathematician who is best known for his mathematics camps for gifted students. He won the Széchenyi Prize. He discovered theorems at the age of 16. He worked at the Etvs Lornd University's Departments of Mathematical Analysis, Computer Science and the Rényi Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. He was born in Hungary on December 9, 1947. His mother was a mathematics teacher. He was a genius as a child.While still in elementary school, Rzsa Péter introduced him to Paul Erds, who invited him for lunch in a restaurant and bombarded him with mathematical questions. Psa finished the problems sooner than his soup, which impressed Erds, who himself had been a child genius, and who supported young talents with care and competence. Psa and Erds co-authored the first paper. He attended the first special mathematics class in the country at the Fazekas Mihly Secondary School. He won the first and second prize on the International Mathematical Olympiad. He graduated from ELTE University with a degree in mathematics. He worked in the Department of Mathematical Analysis at ELTE University from 1971 to 1982 and obtained a doctorate in 1983 for his research on Hamiltonian circuits of random graphs.From 1984 to 2002 he worked at the Department of Computer Science at ELTE University, and since 2002 he has been a member of the Rényi Mathematical Institute. He devoted himself to mathematics education despite his results in mathematical research. Psa had stopped research with the typical Erds style phrase "Psa is dead." He began teaching mathematics very early. He started teaching extracurricular courses at his former secondary school after tutoring his secondary school classmates. His students at that time were Lszl Babai, Gyrgy Elekes, Péter Komjth, and Imre Z. Ruzsa. He got involved with the school reform movement at the beginning of the 1970s.The reform of secondary mathematics teaching was one of the things Psa worked on. He was a member of the Research Group on Mathematics Education from 1982 to 1989. He had two experimental classes at the Jzsef Secondary School. He and his colleagues have written a textbook series for the four years of secondary school after their teaching materials were tested in several classes. Psa is known for finding and teaching gifted students. He organizes his own week-end math camps. Each group of students has two or three camps a year.In a camp, students work in groups of 2 to 4, but there are also sessions where they discuss solutions and discuss their thoughts. Students work on problems together. There are several topics running at the same time. The focus is on thinking, proving, and the connection between distant ideas. Prospective teachers watch and help in the camps as a scene of teacher training. There were enough conditions for the existence of the Hamiltonian circuit. He proved that a random graph with cn log n edges almost surely contains a Hamiltonian circuit.The result was improved by Komls. The Erds–Psa theorem was proved with Erds. Prize for Children Support (Gyermekekért” dj), 1989 Beke Man Prize I. degree by Bolyai Jnos Mathematical Society, 1994 Officer's Cross Order of Merit of the Republic of Hungary. On the maximal number of disjoint circuits of a graph, Publ. Psa. There's a lot of math. Debrecen, 9 was published in 1962. L. Psa is a mathematician.Kut. Int. Kzl. There was a 7 in 1962. L. Psa talks about the circuits of finite graphs. Kut. Int.Kzl. There were 355-361 in 8 1964. On independent circuits contained in a graph. J. There's a lot of math. 347-352 was recorded in 17 (1965). Psa: The representation of a graph by set intersection.J. There's a lot of math. It was 18 (1966). Psa: Strong embedded graphs into colored graphs, Infinite and finite sets. Keszthely was dedicated to P. Erds on his 60th birthday. I. There's a lot of math.Soc. J. Bolyai is a journal. Amsterdam, 1975, 585-595. L. Psa wrote about Hamiltonian circuits in random graphs. Véletlen grfok Hamilton krei is written by Psa <mask>. Beszélgetés az j felvételi rendszer tervérl, Kznevelés is a book by Psa <mask>. Psa <mask> wrote about matematikatanr-tovbbképzés.Textbooks Psa Lajos: Analzis I. Differencilszmts. Mszaki Knyvkiad Kft., 2000 Psa Lajos: Analzis II. Integrlszmts, Mszaki Knyvkiad Kft. Psa Lajos: Analzis II. Integrlszmts (tanri tmutat), Mszaki Knyvkiad Kft. sszefoglals is from Psa Lajos. It's a type of math.Megoldsok, Mszaki Knyvkiad Kft., 1999 Psa Lajos: sszefoglals. Mszaki Knyvkiad Kft., 1999 Psa Lajos: Sorozatok 11.-12. Mszakis Knyvkiad Kft., 1998 Psa Lajos: Vegyes feladatok 1. Mszaki Knyvkiad Kft., 1998 Psa Lajos: Vegyes feladatok 1. Mszaki Knyvkiad Kft., 1998 Psa Lajos: Hatvnyozs kiterjesztése. Psa Lajos: Hatvnyozs kiterjesztése, logaritmus-megoldsok, végeredmények, Mszaki Knyvkiad Kft. Psa Lajos: Vegyes feladatok tanri tmutat 1.Psa <mask> is talking about Vegyes feladatok 2. Mszaki Knyvkiad is the author of Tanri tmutat. Feladatsorok (Mszaki Knyvkiad, Budapest) Psa Lajos: Vektorok. Psa <mask>: sszefoglals. Halmos Mria - Psa <mask>: Kombinatorika - Tanri tmutat was written by Mszaki Knyvkiad. The story of Louis Psa was written by Ross Honsberger. The Hungarian daily Népszabadsg has an article on Psa.The Erds–Psa theorem was written in the 1960's. The Living people Officer's Crosses of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Hungary was born in 1947.

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title: Humphrey Gibbs

texts: The last Governor of the colony of Southern Rhodesia who served through and opposed the Unilateral Declaration of Independence was Sir <mask>. The third son of The Hon was born on November 22, 1901 in England. The 1st Baron Hunsdon of Hunsdon was created by <mask>. He graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge. He moved to Southern Rhodesia in the 1920's to buy a farm. He helped found the National Farmers Union. He was elected to the Legislative Assembly in 1948 as a United Party member and served one term before standing down in 1954.The Governor of Southern Rhodesia was appointed by Queen Elizabeth II as a Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George in 1960. The Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI) by the Rhodesian Front government placed <mask> in a very difficult position. He was a close friend of Ian Smith, but he was also loyal to his office as the Queen's viceroy. The legality of the UDI rested with the Crown, not with Smith and his government, as was decided by <mask>. By the time Smith and the deputy prime minister called on the governor, he had been told to dismiss Smith and his entire cabinet. The order was complied with without hesitation. He said that Smith and his government had committed treason by issuing the UDI.Smith and his ministers ignored the dismissal because he no longer had the power to sack them. Several high-ranking officers of the Rhodesian military went to Governor <mask> earlier in the day, made a statement of loyalty to him, and asked him to issue a warrant so that they could arrest Smith and Dupont. The bulk of the officer corps, as well as the rank and file of the Rhodesian military, were solidly behind Smith's government and that would lead to a coup d'état. Despite the UDI, he would remain in Government House in Salisbury as the sole legal representative of Queen Elizabeth II. With few exceptions, the international community continued to recognize him as the Queen's legitimate representative in the area, and thus, the only lawful authority in what London maintained was still the colony of Southern Rhodesia. Smith said that Government House would be occupied by Dupont once it became available. The Rhodesian government cut off his phone, electricity and water after four years of harassment, making him and his wife virtually prisoners in Government House.It took away his ceremonial guard and official cars, and sent him bills for the rent of Government House, which he refused to pay. His supporters set up a Governor's Fund to pay for the upkeep of the building, and with the assistance of a small staff, he remained defiant. The Governor's Lodge in the Salisbury suburb of Highlands was the location for the official reception held by Dupont and his wife. Southern Rhodesia was part of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Government House was the residence of the Governor-General of the Federation. In 1967, on the second anniversary of UDI, <mask> declared that his visitors' book would be open to all who wanted to show their loyalty to The Queen, while Dupont announced that the visitors' book at his office would be open to all. Smith's government held a referendum in 1969 and made Rhodesia a republic.He lived on his farm the rest of his life. He was involved in a conflict with the government of Ian Smith because he supported the cause of African nationalism. He was made a Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order by Queen Elizabeth II. He took up Zimbabwean citizenship after independence. He lived on his farm until 1983, when he moved to Zimbabwe. His funeral was held at the Cathedral of St Mary and All Saints in Harare. The memorial to <mask> was unveiled in St Paul's Cathedral in 2004.Marriage took place on 17 January 1934. They had five sons together. In 1960, Molly was appointed as a Commander of the Order of St John of Jerusalem and in 1969 as a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire. After the death of <mask> in 1990, she moved to England and died there in 1997. The Legislative Assembly of Southern Rhodesia Governors-General of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland Governors of Southern Rhodesia Knights Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George have been mentioned.

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title: Gilead Sher

texts: Israel's former Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, Ehud Barak, was served as Chief of Staff and Policy Coordination by Israeli attorney, <mask>. At the Camp David summit in 2000 and the Taba talks in 2001, he was one of Israel's senior peace negotiators. <mask> was born on June 2, 1953 in Israel. He is a descendant of a Sephardic family who have resided in Jerusalem since 1620. His grandfather was killed in the 1948 Arab–Israeli War and was on his father's side. He was admitted to the Israel Bar Association in 1981 after graduating from the Hebrew University Law School. He completed courses in project finance at the World Bank and at Harvard University, as well as battalion commanders and brigade commanders courses in the Israel Defense Force.A former brigade commander and deputy division commander in the Armored Corps of the Israel Defense Forces, as well as a military judge, is a colonel in the military service. Sher is married to Ruth and has four children. He has two siblings as well. He joined the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv in 2012 as a senior research fellow and leads the Center for Applied Negotiations. From 1981 to 1983, he was the radio's correspondent in Paris and served as a parliamentary and legal correspondent. The law firm was founded in 1989. Tel Aviv and Jerusalem are where the firm has offices.In 2005 and 2010, as a result of a merger, he became a senior founding partner at Amoday and Co., which was ranked amongst Israel's 20 largest law firms. His main fields of expertise are corporate law, project finance, constitutional and administrative law, international business ventures, investments and transactions, dispute resolution and both private and public international law. As a guest lecturer at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Sher taught annually from 2001 to 2011. In times of crisis, his lectures focused on dispute resolution and negotiations. In addition to teaching at the Tel Aviv University, she also delivered seminars at the international and local M.A. Conflict resolution and mediation programs are available. He has lectured at a number of universities in the US, Canada, and Italy, as well as being a guest speaker at the master's degree.Harvard Law School and Harvard's Program on Negotiations have appointed an attorney from Tel Aviv as a lecturer on law for the fall semester. During the month of September and October, she will be in Cambridge, Mass. During the tenure of the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, he was appointed to the negotiation project at the Planning Directorate of the IDF and served as delegate to the talks on the Oslo Accords. In 1999 he was appointed by Israel's Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Ehud Barak to negotiate the Sharm el-Sheikh Memorandum. He was the head of the negotiation team at the Camp David peace summit. In 2001, he was a co-chief peace negotiator at the Taba peace talks, as well as in extensive rounds of covert peace negotiations with the Palestinians. Clinton thanked him for his "heavy labor for a different future for your people and your neighbors".The former President of France, Jacques Chirac, appreciated the efforts of Sher to promote peace in the Middle East. In his book, The Israeli-Palestinian Peace Negotiations 1999–2001, Within Reach, he gives an account of his involvement in the peace process. The Chief of Staff of the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense was known as Government Sher. He is the chairman of the board of trustees of the college, which is the largest public college in Israel. He is a founding member of the Citizen Empowerment Center in Israel, as well as a member of the Council for Peace and Security and the Association of Civil Rights in Israel. He is a co-chairman of Blue White Future. He was a board member at Budo For Peace and chairman of the board of the Sam Spiegel School Film and Television in Jerusalem.In national and international media, she writes books, articles, op-eds, studies and research. The Israeli-Palestinian Peace Negotiations, 1999-2001: Within Reach was published in Hebrew, Arabic and English. Negotiating in Times of Conflict was co-edited by him. The Battle for Home with Yedioth Ahronoth was published. He is a former president of the Israel Ohshima Shotokan Karate Association and has taught martial arts since 1984. During high school, she was a national level athlete. Negotiating in Times of Conflict Tel Aviv: Institute for National Security Studies, 2015, A modest approach to settling the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, The Washington Post.Israel Faces Battles on Many Fronts, but Prospects for Peace remain. Israeli lawyers living people 1953 births.

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title: Howard Chaykin

texts: <mask> is an American comic book artist and writer. Chaykin is influenced by his one-time employer and mentor, Gil Kane. <mask> was born in Newark, New Jersey, to Norman and Rosalind Drucker. Chaykin was raised by his grandparents in Staten Island, New York City, until his mother married <mask> and the family moved to East Flatbush. Chaykin moved with his mother to Queens at the age of 14. He said he was raised on welfare after his parents separated and that he was found alive by Chaykin. Chaykin's "nutty and cruel" adoptive father encouraged Chaykin's interest in drawing and bought him sketchbooks.He was given a box of comics by his cousin. He graduated from Jamaica High School in 1967. He returned to New York the following year after attending Columbia College in Chicago. Chaykin said that he was a gofer for the New York City-based comic book artist Gil Kane, whom he would name as his greatest influence. Career Chaykin's earliest work with comic books was under the guidance of Gil Kane. In 1970, he began publishing his art in comics and science-fiction fanzines. After leaving Kane, he began working as an assistant to a comics artist in the studio he shared with two other people.In 1971 he published his first professional comics work, for the adult-theme Western feature Shattuck in the military newspaper the Overseas Weekly, one of Wood's clients. He "ghosted some stuff" for Gray Morrow, as well as writing a story for the magazine National Lampoon. He worked with Neal Adams at his home in The Bronx. The "one-page filler", titled "Strange Neighbor", was inventoried and eventually published in Secrets of Sinister House #17, his first work at DC Comics. The three-page story "Not Old Enough!" was one of his earliest DC works. The eight-page supernatural story "Eye of the Beholder" was penciled in Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion. Chaykin lived in the same Queens apartment building as several artists.We'd meet at 3 a.m. They'd come up and we'd have popcorn and talk about what they'd been up to. You name it, our art, TV, we have it. I knew at the time that these are the good days. Denny O'Neil's Sword of Sorcery #1 was the first major work that Chaykin did for DC. The title lasted only five issues before being canceled. Chaykin drew Ironwolf in Weird Worlds for DC and did the pencils and ink for the Batman story that was published in Detective Comics #441 in 1974."Anything of value in that story was Archie's," he said, adding that the Batman story was one of the worst he had ever drawn. He began work with Neal Adams on the first Killraven story as co- artist in 1973. After this, Chaykin was given various adventure strips to draw, including his own creation, Dominic Fortune, which was originally drawn for Atlas Comics. The anthology title Star Reach was one of the first independent titles of the 1970s. He was able to explore more adult themes in these strips because of the restrictions imposed on him by the Comics Code Authority. He produced a six-plate portfolio for the company. The first Star Wars film, written by Roy Thomas, was drawn by Chaykin.Chaykin did paperback book covers and worked in more adult and experimental comics after 10 issues. Upstart Associates was formed in 1978 by <mask>, Simonson, Mayerik, and Starlin on West 29th Street in New York City. Over time, the studio's membership changed. DC Comics' first mini-series, World of Krypton, was penciled by Chaykin. He produced material for Heavy Metal, drew a graphic novel adaptation of Alfred Bester's The Stars My Destination, and produced illustrations for Roger Zelazny. Chaykin collaborated on two original graphic novels, The Swords of Heaven, the Flowers of Hell, and Empire, with writer Michael Moorcock, and found time to work on the movie version of Heavy Metal. He designed the album cover of The Legend of Jesse James in 1980.Chaykin had a six-issue run on the Micronauts series. The same painted art style he used for the Moorcock graphic novel was used for Heavy Metal. Chaykin launched American Flagg! For First Comics. With Chaykin as both writer and artist, the series was successful for First and proved highly influential, mixing all of Chaykin's previous ideas and interests. Chaykin used Craftint Duoshade illustration boards, which allowed him to add a shaded texture to the finished art. The American flag!The 1984 Eagle Awards were the United Kingdom's pre-eminent comics awards. Chaykin and American flags! They won seven awards after being nominated for ten. Chaykin started work on new projects after the first 26 issues of American Flagg! Chaykin was the writer, interior artist, and cover artist for the first 29 issues of the series. He returned to full art and writing. A one-shot in 1986.<mask>'s American Flagg!, which ran 12 issues, was reborn as a four-issue run in 1987. The first new project for DC was a four-issue miniseries on The Shadow. Chaykin updated the series to a contemporary setting and included his own style of extreme violence. Chaykin stated in a 2012 interview that he pulled him out of the period because he thought it would be "commercial suicide" to do a period character. The American flag! Special one-shot introduced Chaykin's Time2, a two-volume graphic-novel series with a heavy dose of jazz, film noir and a fantasy version of New York City. "It's probably going to be grossly different from the first two, because I'm taking things in another direction," Chaykin said in 1987.I want to do a story that is funny and ugly at the same time. It was really nasty and unpleasant. It's the place to do that sort of thing. The third volume has yet to be released, despite Chaykin's hopes that it would be available in 1988. Time2 is the only work that Chaykin is proudest of. He said in 2008 that he wanted to do another Time2 because it was a very personal product for him. It's a story about my family.Chaykin reworked another DC Comics character with a three-issue miniseries about a team of heroic aviators, set in the 1930s. DC proposed a system of labeling comics for violent or sexual content in 1987, but Chaykin, Alan Moore and Frank Miller refused to work for the company. Black Kiss, Chaykin's most controversial title, contained depictions of sex and violence, as well as a story of sex-obsessed Vampires in Hollywood. Black Kiss was sealed in an "adults only" clear plastic bag. Chaykin described it as "probably, on a per-page basis, the most profitable book I've ever done." DC's science-fiction heroes of the 1950s and 1960s, such as Tommy Tomorrow and Space Cabby, were reworked in a three-issue miniseries written by Chaykin in the 1990s. In 1990–1991, Chaykin collaborated with artist Mike Mignola on the Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser miniseries.The Ironwolf: Fires of the Revolution graphic novel was published in 1992. Midnight Men was illustrated by Chaykin in 1993. He formed the creator-owned Bravura imprint for Malibu Comics after co-creating Firearm with several colleagues. The four-issue miniseries Power and Glory was created by Chaykin in 1994. Cyberella, a cyberpunk dystopia written by Chaykin and drawn by Don Cameron, was published in 1996. Chaykin left comics in the mid 1990s. As he became more involved in film and television work, his comic output became minimal, with the exception of Batman: Dark Allegiances, which he wrote and drew in 1996.He worked on several action-adventure programs, including Earth: Final Conflict and Mutant X, after working as an executive script consultant for The Flash on CBS. At the end of the decade, Chaykin came back to comics and wrote a three-issue mini-series for DC called "Pulp Fantastic". Chaykin co- wrote American Century with David Tischmann. The story would be set in post-war America and would be inspired by the likes of Terry and the Pirates as well as the EC Comics war stories. Chaykin was part of the creative team on Mutant X, a television series based on the comic books. He published a 96-page original graphic novel called "You've Got Mail with super-powers" in 2004. This was a return to the type of work he did on American Flagg.He had his first art in a title since the early 1990s. <mask> and Tischmann wrote a six-issue mini-series for DC called Challengers of the Unknown, as well as a mini-series for Vertigo called Bite Club. The pair wrote a novel. In Secret Service to the USA, a graphic novel, real-life showman P. T. Barnum comes to the aid of the U.S. government. The six-part City of Tomorrow was produced by Chaykin in 2005. The mini-series was described as "The Untouchables meets West World at Epcot" by Chaykin. He wrote a mini-series about the character Hugo Danner for Wildstorm.24 College Ave., a story that was online in 54 chapters, was illustrated by him. Each episode of the show was accompanied by a single-panel Chaykin drawing. He began working on his first superhero title for DC Comics in 2006 with Walter Simonson. He stopped drawing the series with issue 56 in order to work on Blade with Guggenheim, but he continued to draw Hawkgirl covers for eight more issues. Chaykin drew a two-page Black Canary origin story for the series 52. Guy Gardner: Collateral Damage was released by DC. The Green Lantern Corps' role in an alien war is the focus of the two-issue series written and drawn by Chaykin.The 50th issue of Punisher, Wolverine was pencilled after the cancellation of Blade. #56–61 is from the Punisher War Journal. There is an issue of Iron Fist. War Is Hell: The First Flight of the Phantom Eagle was illustrated by Chaykin. Supreme Power vol. was written by him. In September of 2008 and July of 2009. He wrote and drew Dominic Fortune.In 2010 he wrote Die Hard: Year One, a comic about John McClane from the Die Hard series. There are Studios. The Rawhide Kid miniseries was drawn by Chaykin and written by Ron Zimmerman. The five-issue miniseries was written and drawn by Chaykin. The first issue was released in October 2011. Chaykin was both an artist and writer for the Buck Rogers reboot. Chaykin started Hey Kids!It is a parody of the rise of the comics industry and the many creators it exploited. This series has been published by Image Comics. <mask> married Daina Graziunas. The marriage ended in 1977. <mask> married Jeni Munn in Los Angeles in 1989, a union that lasted through 1992. <mask> and Rice were married in 2002. <mask> is a member of the Disbursement Committee of The Hero Initiative.The Eagle Award for Favourite Continued Story for Star Wars #1–6 was nominated in 1977. The Eagle Award for Favourite Single or Continued Story was given in 1984. The Eagle Award for Favourite New Comic Title was given in 1984. The 1984 Eagle Award nomination for favourite character was reuben flagg. The 1984 Eagle Award nomination for Favourite Comic Cover was for "back in the U.S.A." 2, (Killraven) #18 (with Neal Adams), 19 (1973)Kull and the Barbarians. James Bond for Your Eyes Only #2 (1981) was written by Dominic Fortune.The Iron Fist Annual #1 is among other artists. Captain America Theater of War: America First! Captain America # 600, 616, andDominic Fortune, #1–4 are among other artists. The writer/ artist is Tony Stark. Other publishersCreepy #64 (Warren Publishing, 1974) Star*Reach #1, 4–5 (1974–76). Special #1, 14–26, Black Kiss #1, 27–29, Time2 are writer/artists. It's comics!"Honor Among Thieves" was written by Danny Bilson and Paul De Meo and co-written with John Francis Moore. "Mutant X'' Seasons One and Two Episodes 1 and 2 are co-written with Moore.

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title: Alfonso Catá

texts: <mask> was a Cuban ballet dancer, teacher, and company director who was active in the United States, Switzerland, Germany, and France. <mask> was a diplomat in Cuba from 1933 to 1959 and the son of a diplomat. When <mask> was a boy, his father was posted to Switzerland and he was educated in private schools in both French and English. He may have begun his ballet training with Swiss teachers. His interest in dance was enough for him to enroll at the School of American Ballet after his family moved to the United States. He was trained in classical ballet technique, developed by George Balanchine, and would remain devoted for the rest of his life. Cat was a dancer for several major ballet companies in Europe and America.He was a member of the Ballets de Paris, which performed in various cities in France and on tour to neighboring countries. Cat danced minor roles in many works in the company repertory, appearing on stage with Zizi Jeanmaire in Petit's Carmen and with Violette Verdy in Le Loup. In 1960, he appeared in the company's famous production of The Sleeping Beauty, which was staged by Robert Helpmann and starredNina Vyrubova. In 1961, Cat left France and moved to Germany, where he joined the Stuttgart Ballet and was re-formed by John Cranko. He took with him his Brazilian girlfriend, who would become the muse of Cranko's narrative ballets, as well as his successor as artistic director of the company. Cat continued his studies at the School of American Ballet and the Joffrey School after returning to New York. He was part of the first group of young professionals organized by Robert Joffrey.The Joffrey Ballet made its debut at the New York City Center of Music and Drama in 1965, but Cat left soon after to join the corps of New York City Ballet at the New York State Theater at Lincoln Center. He decided to retire from the stage at age 30 because he was happy to be dancing the Balanchine repertory. He left the New York City Ballet in 1967, and opened a boutique on Manhattan's Upper West Side that sold dresses and Latin American pottery. Balanchine would sometimes stop by for a chat at his shop, which was popular with patrons from a wide surrounding neighborhood. In 1969 Balanchine nominated Cat to become artistic director of the moribund ballet company of the Grand Thétre de Genve. His childhood memories of the city made it an attractive offer, and he was glad to accept it. With Balanchine acting as artistic adviser, he took over leadership of the company and made dramatic reforms.He introduced many of Balanchine's best works to the Swiss. Sérénade, Symphonie en Ut, Apollon Musagte, and Les Quatre Tempéraments were among them. 15 (Mozart), Symphonie Ecossaise, Square Dance, and Who Cares? Gershwin. His own choreographies included La Nuit de Mai, Les Saisons, Sonatine pour violon et percussion, and Pierre et le loup. He provided dances for operas such as Un Ballo in Maschere and La Veuve Joyeuse. Cat was sent some of her most promising students from the School of American Ballet in New York by Balanchine.One of them was Chris Jensen, who went on to become a principal dancer with the Basel Ballet and as ballet master, and who at the age of 19 was a partner in a Balanchine pas de Deux with Violette Verdy. The English dancer David Allen, his French wife Claudine Kamoun, and the Swiss dancer, who had established a reputation in Germany and Canada, were some of the talented members of the company. His first major ballet, Le Chemin, was choreographed in 1972. The success of this work, set to a commissioned electronic score by Eric Gaudibert and performed by Ruth Weber and Chris Jensen, launched Spoerli's career as the foremost Swiss choreographer of the twentieth century. Cat was the artistic director of three major dance companies over the next two decades. He taught at a number of schools in New York City. He remained active in the post of company director, chief choreographer, and teacher until his death in 1990.He built the company repertory on fourteen Balanchine ballets, as well as Les Nuits d'te, set to music of Jean-Paul Comelin, and a number of works of his own. There were ballets to two orchestral compositions. The company evolved into the Centre Chorégraphique National Roubaix–Nord-Pas-de-Calais, specializing in experimental contemporary dance. Cat's long-term companion was a German dancer who he met in Europe in the 1950s. Cat's own was inextricably linked with Burmann's career. He worked as a ballet master at the New York City Ballet, as well as at several other ballet companies. He was a popular teacher at Steps on Broadway.He survived Cat, who died at the age of 53. Cat's brother was a retired economist living in the Washington area with his wife. People from Havana Cuban male ballet dancers and gay people from Cuba.

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