title: George Tscherny

texts: <mask> is a Hungarian-born American graphic designer. The highest honor a graphic designer can receive is Tscherny. He was inducted into the Art Directors Club Hall of Fame in 1997. He has worked in a number of areas. Tscherny displayed an ability to seize the essence of the subject and express it in stunningly simple terms and to reduce the complexity of the underlying form of the subject. Tscherny straddled the line between the high European design of the early 20th century and the more popular forms of design communication in the post-war American consumer culture. Reflecting on his career in Print magazine in 2014, <mask> writes, "unlike the fine artist who values only the original, I as a commercial artist honor the reproduction as well as its source."I am comfortable at the intersection of high and low art. <mask> was born in Hungary in the summer of 1924. He lived in Berlin, Germany until he was 14. After Kristallnacht, <mask> and his brother were granted asylum in Holland. <mask> lived in various homes for refugee children while studying cabinet-making. After receiving deportation orders in Berlin, his parents were able to emigrate via Norway to the United States, where they were able to get visas for their sons. <mask> and his brother were confronted by the Gestapo for violating the deportation order not realizing that the order had applied to them as well.They were given two weeks to leave Germany. <mask> and his brother boarded a sealed train from Berlin to Lisbon in June 1941, arriving in New York on the day that Germany attacked Russia. He found a factory job in Newark, New Jersey. In June 1944, exactly 3 years after he left the army, Tscherny returned to Europe, working as a German interpreter in a small prisoner of war compound in Normandy and later with the military government in Germany. Tscherny attended art school after being discharged. After attending the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art, Bill moved to Brooklyn, New York, where he studied under Herschel Levit and James Brooks. The two were married in 1950.For the past seven decades, Sonia has had a profound influence on his life. <mask>'s design studio is located in a New York City house. They have two children. Some of his earliest influences include the photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, the American graphic designer Lester Beall, the type designer Imre Reiner, and the jazz composer John Lewis. In 1950, Tscherny began his career as a packaging designer. George Nelson & ASSOCIATES was a firm in the forefront of post-war Modernist design. After leaving the Nelson office, Tscherny opened an independent design office.Tscherny started teaching in the same year. He was hired by the school to change the direction of the curriculum and establish a graphic design department. He designed a series of posters for the subway that reflected the new image and expanded goals of the school. A distinguished roster of institutional and corporate clients was quickly acquired by the Tscherny design office. The Ford Foundation appointed Tscherny as a design consultant. The first appointment calendar for the Museum of Modern Art was designed by him in 1955. Comprehensive identification programs for United Aircraft, Texasgulf, and W.R. Grace were designed by the Tscherny office.The Alexander Graham Bell postage stamp, cigarette packaging, and illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post are just a few of the other assignments. Air Canada, PanAm, Mobil, IBM, Bankers Trust, Goethe House, American Federation of Arts, Interactive Language Teaching and Owens-Corning Fiberglas are past clients. The collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, is one of the places where <mask>'s posters can be found. The Graphic Design Archives at Rochester Institute of Technology have a collection of <mask>'s work. Posters and other examples of work can be found in the archives of the Bibliothque Nationale de France. <mask> is a member of Alliance Graphique Internationale and served two terms as president of the American Institute of Graphic Arts. The American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) awarded <mask> their annual medal in recognition of distinguished achievements and contributions to the graphic arts.The book featured self-portraits by established designers with their advice to young designers. <mask>'s self-portrait was titled "Respect for the past, enthusiasm for the present, and Hope for the future." There is an advertising layout. The Ronald Press is in New York. In 1954. The first edition of Who's Who in Graphic Art. The Amstutz & Herdeg Graphis Press is in Switzerland.1962. W.R. Grace & Co. The second edition of Speaking Out on Annual Reports contains commentary on the organization and creation of annual reports. S.D.Scott Printing Co. is located in New York. 1963. The name is Yusaku. There are Trademarks and Symbols of the World.The company is based in New York. 1965. There are graphic designers in the U.S.A. 3. Bijutsu Shuppan-Sha is in Tokyo. 1972. There is a 29-page retrospective.Carol Stevens Kner and Martin Fox. Casebooks 2 are the best in annual reports. RC Publications was founded in Washington, D.C. in 1977. Thompson, Philip and Davenport. There is a dictionary of visual language. The company is located in London. 1980.Eli Kince. Puns are used as a communications tool. New York. 1982. Volume 2 of Who's Who in Graphic Art. Walter Amstutz is an editor. De Clivo Press is in Dbendorf, Switzerland.1982. Igarashi, Takenobu. There are world trademarks and logotypes. The company is based in Tokyo. 1983. A. L. Morgan is a contemporary designer. The office is in London.1984. For the love of letters. The pastor is in New York. 1984. James and Bruce Barton. Thirty Centuries of Graphic Design is located in New York. 1987.Igarashi, Takenobu. There is a collection of international symbols and their applications. 2. The company is based in Tokyo. 1987. Maurice Horn. The Contemporary Graphic Artists, Vol 3 is from Detroit.1988. Leading international designers choose the very best of their own work. Tokyo has a graphic-sha. 1989. Henrion was F.H.K. The Annals of AGI. Tokyo has a graphic-sha.1989. Edward M. Typographic Communications Today. The MIT Press is published by MIT. 1989. Steven. The year 1989. The Disarmingly Simple Design of <mask>ny was created by Graphic Design USA.10. Elam, Kim. The word is an image. The person is in New York. 1990. Koichi, ed. There is a catalogue and Pamphlet.The company is based in Tokyo. 1991. Colin, ed. Contemporary Masterworks. St. James Press is in Chicago. 1991. Holland, D.K.Michael Bierut and William Drenttel. New York: The Work of Thirty-Nine Great Design Firms from the City That Put Graphic Design on the Map is a graphic design book. Rockport Publishers is located in Beverly, MA. 1992. Who is in graphic design? The Benteli-Werd Verlag is in Switzerland. 1994.John Pile. There is a Dictionary of 20th Century Design. Da Capo Press is in Cambridge, MA. The 100 Best Posters from Europe and the United States were published in 1994. Toppan Printing is located in Tokyo. 1995. Europe and America had a transition of Modern Typography.The Ginza Graphic Gallery is in Tokyo. 1996. Lynn and Diana Haller. Street smart design. North Light books. 1996. Fifty years of graphic design.PBC is international. 1997. The annual meeting of the art directors. The Art Directors Club is in NY. 1997. <mask> was in the Hall of Fame. Friedl, Friedrich; Ott,Nicolaus.Typography is about when who how. Kneman is in Germany. 1998. Fishel, Catherine and Gail are related. There is a new look of graphic design. Publishers in the area of Rockport. 1999.The other people are Anderson, Rose Gonnella and Robin Landa. It's called Creative Jolt. North Light books. In 2000. Cheryl Dangel. Secrets for successful identity design. Publishers in the area of Rockport.In 2003 "Lipton" is the name of the person. There is a practical guide to information design. There is a book by the same name. 2007. Ben and Elly Bos. AGI has been designing graphic design since 1950.New York. Steven. There are icons of graphic design. New York. The year 2008. <mask> is an architect, writer, designer and teacher. Vitra Design is located in Germany.The year 2008. The names are Grafiks and Bildi. The world's best calendar design is called Tempest Fugit. The book is in Barcelona, Spain. 2009. Milani and Armado. There is no word poster.RIT Press is in Rochester, NY. The year 2015. Hungarian graphic designers American graphic designers AIGA medalists 1924 births.

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title: Salvador Minuchin

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texts: Salvadoran Minuchin was a family therapist who was born and raised in Entre Ros, Argentina. Structural family therapy deals with problems within a family by looking at the relationships between family members or subsets of the family. The boundaries of different subsystems are represented in these charts. The therapist tries to change the relationships within the family to a healthier one. After graduating from medical school, Minuchin served as a physician in the Israeli army. He traveled to New York City to be trained in child psychiatry. Minuchin returned to Israel after completing his training to help displaced children.He trained at the William Alanson White Institute in the United States. Minuchin decided that treating whole families would be worthwhile after working as a child psychiatrist at a school for delinquent boys. Minuchin developed a form of family therapy with his co-workers. Their method involved Minuchin or another psychiatrist performing a therapy session with a family while the other psychiatrists looked at the session through a one-way mirror. Minuchin was able to develop structural family therapy because of observing one another work. Minuchin traveled to Palo Alto in 1962 to work with Jay Haley. Minuchin's theoretical model of family therapy was outlined in his first book, Families of the Slums.Esther Perel and Virginia Goldner were supervised by Minuchin. Minuchin was the director of the Child Guidance Clinic in Philadelphia. When he left Philadelphia in 1981 to teach child psychiatry in New York, he stepped down from his position as head of training at the center. He retired from his career after moving to Boston. Minuchin died on October 30, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay died on October 30, savesay savesay savesay died on October 30, savesay savesay savesay died on October 30, savesay savesay savesay died on October 30, savesay savesay savesay died on October 30, savesay savesay savesay died on October 30, savesay savesay savesay died on October 30, The collaborative friendship between Minuchin and Jay Haley was one of the developments that came out of Minuchin's work with Jay Haley. Minuchin once wrote of Haley as his most important teacher, a man who was "forever pushing the envelope, testing the limits of new ideas" to challenge Minuchin and himself.Minuchin describes their relationship as similar to the friendship between Spock and Captain Kirk from the television show Star Trek, in that Jay Haley was highly intellectual, while Minuchin was extremely pragmatic. The development of structural family therapy was one of the most important contributions to the field of family therapy made by <mask>n. Structural family therapy became an important component of Minuchin's work when he began to work as a family therapist. Minuchin said that most families try to solve their problems through first-order changes and that in order for a family's structure to change and become healthy again, second-order changes are necessary. His conception of structural family therapy was influenced by these concepts. In 1978 Minuchin helped write Psychosomatic Families: Anorexia Nervosa in Context, which details a clinical model for the causes and treatment of anorexia nervosa. The psychosomatic model of anorexia nervosa combines elements of psychodynamic and behavioral theory to create a comprehensive account of the origins of the disorder in a family system.Optimal treatment of anorexia nervosa involves the application of behavioral and structural family therapy methods. Four case studies of families whose members have suffered from an eating disorder are included in the book. In an editorial in The Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, Minuchin expressed concerns about postmodern family therapy. He argued that narrative therapy and solution-focused therapy bring unique and useful methods to the practice of family therapy, such as emphasizing alternative personal narratives to cope with problems. He stated that postmodern therapies lost the information that family dialogues produced, the spontaneity of therapist- directed enactments, the focus on the therapist as a positive and helpful, and the acknowledgement that the therapist must function with personal bias. Minuchin felt that postmodern therapy created a paradigm for therapy that was not representative of the psychological experience of a family. In a follow up to his initial criticisms, Minuchin stated that the focus of therapy was too broad to be applied to the specific problems of a family unit.He suggests that family therapy should be used to alleviate stress within a family, not to remove the influence of overarching cultural narratives. The Minuchin Center for the Family was established in New York in 1981 to teach family therapists and interface directly with the foster care system. The Minuchin Center for the Family was renamed after Minuchin's retirement in 1995 and is dedicated to teaching the concepts and techniques of structural family therapy and to consulting with organizations that work with families challenged by poverty, racism, and discrimination due to gender or sexual orientation. Family of the Slums was written by Florence Schumer. Basic Books in New York. Psychoanalytic Therapies and the Low Socioeconomic Population Families and Family Therapy are included in The Disorganized and Disadvantaged Family: Structure and Process. Harvard University Press was published in 1974.L. Baker. Psychosomatic families have an eating disorder. Harvard University Press was published in 1978. There are family therapy techniques. New York, NY: The Free Press, 1998. Where is the family in narrative family therapy? The Journal of Marital and Family Therapy is a journal.24, 377-408. "Retelling, reimagining, and re-searching: A continuing conversation" was published in 1998. The Journal of Marital and Family Therapy is a journal. There were 25, 9-14. "Jay Haley: My Teacher" was written in 1999. There is a family process. 46, 413-414.The Minuchin Center has links to the Philadelphia Child and Family Therapy Training Center.


title: Marco Amabili

texts: The Canada Research Chair in Vibrations and Fluid-Structure Interaction is held by <mask>. <mask> was born and raised in Italy. He received his M.S. from Marche Polytechnic University after studying at the University of Ancona. There is a degree in mechanical engineering. He received his PhD from the University of Bologna. The subject of shell and plate structures has been the subject of extensive research by <mask>, who has given many innovative contributions. Professor <mask> is a Contributing Editor for the International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics.He is an associate editor of the Journal of Fluids and Structures and an associate editor of Applied Mechanics Reviews. He is a member of the editorial board of several journals. He is a member of the executive committee of the Applied Mechanics Division of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. <mask> is a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. He was a member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts and was elected as a foreign member in 2020. He is a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering. He was elected chair of the Canadian National Committee for IUTAM in 2019.The Koiter lecture was delivered by <mask>. The Koiter lecture has a rich history and honors researchers who have made profound contributions to the field of Engineering Mechanics. One of the society awards with the longest history is the Worcester Reed Warner Medal of the ASME, which he received in 2020. The Raymond D. Mindlin medal is given by the American Society of Civil Engineers. He received a prize for mechanics from the Lincei National Academy of Sciences of Italy. Professor <mask> is working in the area of stability of thin-walled structures, as well as reduced-order models and fluid-structure interaction. His research has been used in the design and analysis of Aeronautical andAerospace structures, laminated and FGM shell structures, improving the design of vascular grafts, safety of pressure tanks and innovative flow-meters.Amabili has written over 500 papers in applied mechanics and has achieved a high h-Index. He is the author of two books, one of which was published by Cambridge University Press. M.P. and Amabili. The stability of circular cylindrical shells was shown for the first time by Padoussis and Pellicano. A series of papers showed that a supported circular shell made of aluminum has a smaller divergence than predicted by linear theory. Amabili has developed innovative shell theories. Soft biological tissues are described as incompressible and hyperelastic.The experimental and numerical study of the mechanics of the human aorta was expanded into the viscoelastic characterization of the aortic tissues. The result of the study that <mask> participated in was published in Nature Communications. For the first time, he started to develop innovative and original models of nonlinear damping, a very complex and important problem in engineering applications. Education degree in Mech. There is an engineer. The University of Bologna is in Italy. In Mech.There is an engineer. The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) have medals. M<mask> is the author of Nonlinear mechanics of shells and plates in soft and biological materials. Members of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers are living people.

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title: Barbara Rush

texts: <mask> is an American actress. <mask> won the Golden Globe Award as the most promising female newcomer for her role in the American science-fiction film It Came from Outer Space. <mask> appeared in a number of movies and TV shows, including the soap opera All My Children, as well as starring in films, including The Young Philadelphians. <mask> was born in Denver. Roy was a lawyer for a mining company. She was born in Santa Barbara, California. She graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1948.She was in the theatre program at the university. <mask> signed with Paramount Pictures after performing at the Pasadena Playhouse. In 1950's The Goldbergs, she made her screen debut. She co-starred in a George Pal sci-fi film in 1951. She starred in Flaming Feather in 1952. She won the Golden Globe Award for her performance in It Came from Outer Space. In Bigger Than Life, <mask> starred as the wife of James Mason, a school teacher who uses an experimental drug in order to harm his family.She was the love interest of Dean Martin in The Young Lions and Paul Newman in The Young Philadelphians. <mask> started her career on stage, and it has been a part of her life ever since. She won the Sarah Siddons Award for dramatic achievement in Chicago theatre for her leading role in Forty Carats and brought her one-woman play A Woman of Independent Means to Broadway in 1984. She started working on television in the 1950s. She became a regular performer in a variety of shows, including All My Children and Peyton Place. She played Linda Kinkcaid in a 1962 episode of The Eleventh Hour. She played Lizzie Hogan three times on Saints and Sinners.In 1965, she played the wife of a police detective in a two-part episode of The Fugitive. She was a guest on the series. She played a high-society doyenne or a willful woman. <mask> played a villainess in the Rat Pack's musical Robin and the 7 Hoods. In the Western drama Hombre, she played a rich, younger, condescending wife of a thief who was taken hostage and tied to a stake. She was in the TV series Batman. <mask> played the mother of a female sci-fi action character in The Bionic Woman.<mask> returned to television work after appearing in Can't Stop the Music. She was a cast member on Flamingo Road. She was featured in an episode of The Outer Limits in 1998. <mask> played the character M' Lynn in Steel Magnolias in 1989. She has made guest appearances on television. She played a recurring role on 7th Heaven. She has occasionally appeared for the Theatre Guild in Orange County.<mask> and Jeffrey Hunter divorced in 1955. She was married to a publicist in 1959 and divorced in 1969. <mask> and Jim met at a concert. They divorced in 1973. Christopher Hunter is one of <mask>'s two children. The latter is a journalist. She is the aunt of an actress.<mask> lived in the Harold Lloyd Estate. Warren Beatty portrayed the hairdresser to the stars in the 1975 film "shame", who had a reputation of sleeping with his clients. He replied "I do <mask>" when asked if he had any references. Oh women! "Love and the Motel" and "The Mod Squad" are segments of the 1969-1972 show. The Streets of San Francisco, as Anna Slovatzka Marshall, was on The New Dick Van Dyke Show. Murder, She Wrote, Eva Taylor, All My Children, and Nola Orsini Burke were recurring roles.

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title: Wong Wai Yin

texts: There is a Hong Kong born artist who works with various types of media such as paintings, sculpture, collages, installations, videos and photography. Through her works, she explores her internal conflicts, raising and answering questions about the journey of motherhood, her fears, and her struggle with self-doubt. <mask> was born in Hong Kong in 1981 and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2004. She is a lecturer at the City University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. She joined the Department of Fine Arts at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. <mask>'s works include painting, sculpture, collage, installations and photography. She is interested in the nature of what is real or fake.The idea of an ideal framework is dispelled by <mask>'s juxtaposition of 'raw' pieces alongside the original articles, and encourages viewers to question the nature of authenticity. <mask>'s works have been exhibited in Hong Kong, as well as showcases in Japan, U.S.A, Singapore and Guangzhou. <mask> lives and works in Hong Kong. She has worked on several projects with her husband, including "EVERYTHING GOES WRONG FOR THE POOR COUPLE" and "What are Hong Kong's core values?" "What is art?" The couple has a child. Selected solo exhibitions.The workshop "without trying" was held in Hong Kong. A painting exhibition titled "Becoming a Different Person Might be Hard" was held in Hong Kong. Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong 2010, "From <mask> <mask>'s Collection to the Hong Kong Art Archive". Hong Kong's "Woofer Café Ten" was published in 2009. "L'cume des choses" is a painting by <mask> <mask>. Art Fair Tokyo, Japan features "Man's Future Fund". Is it art?I don't know. GalleryEXIT, Hong Kong. "The Imperfect Circle" is in Hong Kong. "BiennaleOnline" is a website. "Hong Kong Eye", ArtisTree, Hong Kong. "Mobile M+: Yau Ma Tei" was written in Hong Kong. Why do trees grow?Southsite, Hong Kong 2012. "Bring Art Everywhere" is an exhibition in Hong Kong. The "contemporary mechanism" is what the "primitive craftsmanship" is about. Collectors House, Heerlen, The Netherlands 2010, "Except why not just come right out and say it." "Siu Sai Gual Bananale" was written in Hong Kong. The "Taipei Biennial 2010" is at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum. Everything goes wrong for the poor couple."Go: The First OCAT Youth Exhibition" is at the Contemporary Art Terminal in Shenzhen, China. "A Guide to Job Loss" is a project by Inheritance Projects. "FAX" is an art space in Hong Kong. "ISCP Open Studio" is located in New York, USA. "One Degree of Separation" is at the Chinese Arts Centre. "Louis Vuitton: APassion for Creation" is at the Hong Kong Museum of Art. The Louis Vuitton Gallery is in Hong Kong."Some Rooms" is at the Kwun Tong Gallery in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Museum of Art has a "Charming Experience". "Reality Revisited", OC Gallery, Hong Kong. "Wanakio 2008" is located in Japan. Worksound, Portland, USA 2008, "Reversed Reality". The 3rd Guangzhou Triennial was held at the Guangdong Museum of Art. " Inside Looking Out" is in the Singapore gallery.There is a women's work in Hong Kong. "Sick Leaves" is an art exhibition in Hong Kong. The Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre in Hong Kong hosted "Shek Kip Mei / World: Public Housing 20/20". Hong Kong Anarchitecture Bananas: Artists who reclaim space. "Fair Enough", Blue Lotus Gallery. "Sun of Beach" is an art space in Hong Kong. Fotanian: Fotan Artists Open Studios 2008 was held in Hong Kong."Vending Art Machine" was made in Hong Kong. "Copied Right" is an art space in Hong Kong. "Time After Time" is in Hong Kong. The Artist Reflections of the Hong Kong Handover 10th Anniversary was held at the MoCA in 2007. Exhibitions are on fire! Para/site Central, Hong Kong 2007. Too Art, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong 2007, "Variances in Singular".Fotanian Artists Studios, Hong Kong 2006. The Basement of the Hollywood Centre in Hong Kong has a song called "Dream a little dream". The group exhibition of contemporary visual artists was held in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Museum of Art has an exhibition. There is an Art Space in Hong Kong. Bankley House Studios is in Manchester, UK. The "Meeting Point" MA Fine Art Graduation Show was held in 2004.The Hong Kong Heritage Museum has "Build: HK Spirit Red White Blue". The Chinese University of Hong Kong has a Fine Art Graduation Show. "Sculpture non Sculpture" is a space in Hong Kong. Fotanian Artists Studios, Hong Kong was founded in 2003 by Yiliu Painting Factory. The Hong Kong Museum of Art has an exhibition. The "Just Do It" exhibition was held at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. The Chinese University of Hong Kong organized a joint exhibition."Love and Community" was aired in Hong Kong. There is a sculpture installation in Hong Kong. "Sun of Beach" was nominated for the Hong Kong Awards 2009. The Hong Kong Arts Development Council and Asian Cultural Council have an artist-in-residence fellowship. The British chevening scholarship was published by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council. The Chinese University of Hong Kong received the "Hui's Fine Arts Award". The Chinese University of Hong Kong has an artist-in-residence program.The Asia Art Archive is located in Hong Kong. ISCP, New York, USA. "Wanakio 2008" is located in Japan. Worksound, Portland, USA Collections Private Collections Hong Kong Museum of Art Hong Kong Kadist Art Foundation, Paris/San Francisco M+, Hong Kong References 1981 births Living people Alumni of the Chinese University of Hong Kong

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title: Valery Shmukler

texts: <mask> is a Ukrainian engineer who is an expert in the field of construction, reconstruction, the theory of structural systems, information technology, calculation and design of structures. The Laureate of the State Prize of Ukraine in the field of science and technology is an academician of the Academy of Construction of Ukraine. <mask> was born in the city of Krasnoyarsk in the USSR. In 1949, his family moved to the city of Kharkiv. Samuel I<mask> was a mechanical engineer and worked all his life in the construction and mounting trust. As a chief mechanic, 86. His mother was the head of the laboratory at the pharmaceutical institute.He graduated from the Industrial and Civil Engineering faculty at the Kharkiv National University of Building and Architecture in 1969. From 1986 to 1990 he worked in the Ukrgorstroyproekt, where he occupied positions from the head of technical department to the engineer. He defended the PhD thesis in 1977 and the doctor of technical sciences thesis in 1997. <mask> has been working in the O. M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy since 1990. <mask> worked in the research and design institutes after graduating from the Kharkiv Institute of Civil Engineering. One of the first computation centers and computer-aided design of industrial and civil structures in Ukranian was created by him. A number of CAD software systems were created under his leadership.His degree of candidate of technical sciences was based on the results of these developments. The work suggested and developed new methods of accounting for physical and geometrical nonlinearities. <mask> was one of the organizers of a network of data centers and co-authored a series of books for the construction of large residential buildings. <mask> was one of the pioneers in the creation and development of youth and housing construction in Ukraine. He was involved in the reconstruction of housing after the earthquake in Armenia. He was one of the first to implement reinforced concrete and metal spatial structures in buildings and structures of the country. <mask>'s scientific interests are related to the theory of structural systems, information technology for calculation and design of structures, and methods of their optimization and rationalization.His main works in this area include an integrated gradient method for finding the global extremum of functionals on many variables, a method for solving multiobjective optimization problems, and a method for solving boundary problems in the theory of plates and shells. A cycle of his work devoted to the creation of direct design methods, well-founded principles of new energy, is the basis of the formation of constructions with a simple external and complex internal geometry. The following were created and implemented based on them: a family of bridge cranes up to 800 tons, and an architectural construction system that was intended for housing and civil engineering. He became a member of the Ukrainian Academy of Construction in 1999. <mask> received state awards for the organization, implementation and development of the youth construction in Ukraine, 40 Years of Youth Residential Complex movement medal, and his outstanding contribution to the development of science, technology and engineering in Ukraine. He was awarded the title ofHonored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine. References to <mask>'s works can be found in a number of books.A number of projected and constructed facilities have the constructions developed by him applied to them. <mask> has been combining active scientific work with teaching at O. M. Beketov Kharkiv National University of Urban Economy since 1990. <mask> gives lectures on the modern theory of building designs, as well as the latest advances in the field of construction and applied mechanics, computer science, materials and structural systems. Students, graduate students, PhD students, university professors, as well as specialists in the construction field are all in the audience of his lectures. <mask> works with graduate students at the National Automobile and Highway University and the State Technical University of Construction and Architecture. He is interested in the integration of science and education. <mask> made a significant contribution to the development of the scientific theory of rationalization of building designs.The establishment of the school "Structures and materials for residential and civil buildings" is one of the important initiatives that he is the author of. Multidisciplinary theoretical and experimental research of constructions is conducted within the framework of the school he is heading. The works of the school are the basis for the functioning of the master's, postgraduate and doctorate studies. 12 candidates and a doctor of technical sciences were prepared by <mask>. His students work in universities and factories all over the world. <mask> is a member of the Specialized Academic Council at the Kharkiv State Technical University of Construction and Architecture. <mask> was awarded with numerous certificates of honor for his work.<mask> was awarded the title of "Honored Professor of O. M. Beketov Kharkiv National University of Urban Economy" for his professional and human qualities. <mask> is an author and co-author of over 180 scientific papers. His works have been published in a number of leading scientific journals. <mask> is a member of the editorial boards of several scientific journals. He is a co-author of seven books and teaching aids. The program system of drawing schemes and designs was developed in 1975. Information technology is used for calculating and structural design.Frame systems of facilitation type. The calculation of elements for concrete structures under the code is practical. Rational Design of Structural Building Systems is a monograph by V. Babayev, I. Ievzerov, S. Evel, and A. Lantoukh-Liash. DOM publishers will be in Berlin in 2020. There is a Construction and Engineering Manual. Concrete and reinforced concrete structures are included in the national regulatory documents. Monolithic, reinforced concrete structures of buildings; recommendations for the use of reinforcing bars under DSTU 3760–98 in the design and manufacture of reinforced concrete structures without pretension.The name of the design of concrete constructions of buildings and structures. <mask>'s published works and inventions can be found in the References section. 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title: Ajahn Maha Bua

texts: A monk by the name of <mask> was born in 1913. He was thought to be an arahant by many of his followers. He was considered to be a master in the Thai Forest Tradition. He was the head monk of the Thai Forest Tradition until his death in 2011. <mask> was born in Baan Taad village in the northeastern province of Udon Thani. He was one of the 16 children of the rice farmers. He was asked to enter the monkhood by his parents when he was 21 to show gratitude.He entered the Yothanimit monastery on May 12th, 1934, and was ordination on May 12th, 1934. The Pali name for him was asampanno, meaning 'one endowed with wisdom'. Bua didn't want to be a monk for the rest of his life. He studied the incarnations of the Buddha. He decided to seek the same enlightenment as the Buddha's original disciples because he was so impressed. He tried to understand how practicing the Dhamma would lead to Nibbana. He studied Pali, the language of the Theravada Buddhist scriptures.He achieved the highest level in Dhamma and Vinaya studies after seven years after passing the third level of Pali studies. He wanted to study with one of the most renowned meditation masters of his time, and so he concentrated on the practice of Dhamma. There was a search for Venerable <mask> Mun. Since it seemed as if Mun already knew his desires, intentions, and doubts, he was pleased with his efforts when he finally met him. The paths leading to Nibbana still exist despite Mun's clarification of the questions in his mind. The man said that he had come to the real thing. I no longer have doubts after he made everything clear.It's up to me if I'm true or not. I'm determined to be right. He learned how to meditate from the principles of Buddhism and the code of Buddhist discipline. He taught monks and novices using these methods. He was inspired to write a biography of Mun because of his deep respect and admiration for Mun, who he likens to a father and mother to his students. Several hundred books in Thai language, but only a few of his talks have been translated into English, have been written by him. The only goal he has for his disciples is to reach the end of dukkha.Several hundred of talks given to his monk disciples were recorded and several thousand of talks given to lay people were also recorded. He allowed them to be recorded because he wanted his fellow practitioners to know how to meditate. After the death of Mun, Bua sought a secluded place. He went to a village. He was very strict in teaching the monks and novices, both in the austere dhutanga practices and in meditation. His principles became established amongst his followers. He returned to look after his mother after learning that she was sick.Villagers and relatives wanted him to stay in the forest south of the village and not wander in the manner of a forest monk. He accepted the offer because it was appropriate for him to look after his mother. The monastery was built with a donation of land. The name was Wat Pa Baan Taad. The monastery has always been a place for meditation. It has been a place for developing the mind since the beginning. I have not allowed any other work to disturb the place.If there are things that need to be done, I've made it a rule that they take up no more time than is necessary. In the eyes of the world, this is a meditation temple. We are meditation monks. The work of the meditation monk was handed over to him on the day of his ordination. This is his real work, and it was taught in a form suitable for the small amount of time available during the ordination ceremony, and after that it's up to each individual to expand on them and develop them to whatever degree. The work of a monk begins with hair of the head, hair of the body, nails, teeth, and skin. The true work for those monks who practice according to the principles of Dhamma was taught by the Lord Buddha.The wilderness surrounding the monastery has been cleared for farming. There is nothing left of the forest inside the monastery. Wat Pa Baan Taad preserves this remnant in its original condition so that monks, novices, and lay people can use its tranquility for the practice of the Dhamma as taught by the Lord Buddha. <mask> traveled to London to give lectures. The Help Thai Nation Project was founded by him. He has received support from the King and Queen of Thailand. <mask>'s biographer wrote.<mask> <mask> <mask> is well known for his ability to speak in a direct and dynamic manner. They reflect his attitude and the way he practiced it. The best example of this is the talks he gives to those who go to meditate. The talks usually take place in the evening, with the only sound being the insects and cicadas in the jungle. He begins the talk with a few moments of quiet, which is the most preparation he needs, and then quietly begins the exposition. The pace quickens as the theme develops and those listening feel its strength and depth. The 'Citta' Bua observes the essential enduring truth of the sentient being as constituted of the indestructible reality of the citta, which is characterized by the attribute of Awareness or Knowingness.The bright, clear, and aware citta cannot be destroyed by any samsaric phenomenon. Although <mask> is often at pains to emphasize the need for meditation upon the non-Self (anatta), he also points out that the citta, while getting caught up in the vortex of conditioned phenomena, is not subject to destruction as are those things which are impermanent, suffering, The laws of conditioned existence are not beholden to the citta. The citta is bright, bright, and deathless. The fundamental problem that besets human beings, according to Bua, is that they have taken fake and false things as their true self and lack the necessary power to be their own true self. The citta is beyond fear and anxiety and is beyond time and space. Before that truth can be realised, it needs to be cleansed of its inner demons.<mask> wants to describe the inner stages of the cleansed citta. The impermanent, suffering, and non-Self disappear when its purgation is complete. The citta is deeply embedded in its own foundation. The idea of an original, primordial purity to the mind is similar to the idea found in Mahayana Buddhism, but <mask> sees that purity as needing to be established through mental and moral cultivation. "basis of work" is what Kammatthana means. It describes the contemplation of certain meditation themes used by a meditating monk so the forces of defilement, craving, and knowledge may be removed from the mind. The Kammatthana tradition was founded by Ajahn Sao Kantasilo <mask>a and his student, and is often used to identify the forest tradition.There are External links to Luangta <mask> <mask>'s biography, Cremation, Legacy and history of Wat Pa Baan Taad Arahattamagga Arahattaphala - The Path to Arahantship. Things As They Are, as translated from the Thai by hniss, was written by <mask> <mask> <mask>.

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title: Wilfrid Oulton

texts: Air Vice-Marshal <mask> was an officer in the Royal Air Force. He was credited with sinking three German U-boats in one month during the Second World War. In 1957, he was in charge of the British nuclear tests in the Pacific Ocean. The first of eight children of Llewellin <mask> was born on July 27, 1911. His mother died when he was young and his father remarried. His father was a chemistry teacher at the school. He entered the Royal Air Force College Cranwell after being awarded a scholarship to University College.He was awarded a prize for his work at boxing. <mask> was commissioned as a pilot officer in the Royal Air Force after graduating from the top of his class. He was a pilot. 3 Flying Training School and then as a flying boat pilot. He was posted to No on April 4, 1932. He flew flying boats in 204 Squadron. He was assigned to No.He was promoted to flying officer on January 25, 1933. He joined the staff of Hal Far in 1933 and married Terry in 1935. Two of the couple's sons joined the Royal Air Force while the other joined the Royal Canadian Air Force. <mask> became an instructor at the school on 11 November 1936, after returning to the United Kingdom as a student. He was promoted to squadron leader in December of 1938. He was the squash champion in 1939. The Second World War broke out in September of 1939.He was assigned to the Ministry of Aircraft Production. He was mentioned in despatches. <mask> was promoted to wing commander on 1 March 1941 and sent to Washington, DC, to organize training for navigators. He was appointed commander on April 1, 1943. The Handley Page Halifax were flying in the air. In May 1943, he participated in the sinking of three German U-boats. He sank on 15 May after attacking on 7 May.He shared in the sinking of the aircraft on 31 May. A squadron of the Royal Air Force. The 10 Squadron is part of the Royal Australian Air Force. He received theDistinguished Flying Cross on 4 June 1943. In October 1943, <mask> became commander of the newly established base in the Portuguese Azores. No. from this base. The squadrons are 206 Squadron RAF and No.The Flying Fortress were used to cover part of the Mid-Atlantic gap. He was made a companion of the distinguished service order for this service. He became commander of the flying boat base in Northern Ireland on January 1, 1944, after being promoted to group captain. He was mentioned in despatches a second time. <mask> was appointed deputy director of maritime operations in Northern Ireland in 1945. He was the deputy director of flying at the end of the war and established the air traffic control arrangements for the new airport. He was mentioned three times in despatches.<mask> became the director of the Joint Anti-Submarine School in Northern Ireland after the war. He reverted to his permanent rank of wing commander in October of that year. He joined the faculty of the Joint Services Staff College in 1948, and was promoted to group captain again on 1 Jan 1949. An air attache was posted to Argentina in 1950. <mask> was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire. He joined the directorate of staff training after attending the Imperial Defence College. On January 1, 1955, he was promoted to air commodore.The secret codename for the nuclear test series was "Operation Grapple", as preparations began for the British hydrogen bomb programme. The commandant of the Joint Services Staff College was approached to be the Task Force Commander, but he pointed out that the test series would mostly be for the Royal Air Force, and that it would be more appropriate to have an officer in charge. <mask> acted as air vice-marshal from 1 March 1956 to February 1956 when he was appointed TFC. The base was Christmas Island. The Americans were willing to let the British use it for the tests, even though they claimed it. <mask>'s experience establishing a base in the Azores was useful in the development of a base in the Pacific Ocean. The first test series was not a success.The desired result was achieved. <mask> was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath in the New Year's honours after being promoted to the substantive rank of air vice-marshal. His last posting was as Senior Air Staff Officer at Headquarters Coastal Command. On January 1, 1961, he retired from the air force. <mask> joined the board of EMI Electronics, where he oversaw the company's military programmes, and forged a business partnership with Hughes Electronics in the United States. He was a fellow of the Royal Institute of navigation and of the Institute of Electronic and Radio Engineers. From 1962 to 1965, he was the Vice President of the Royal Institute of navigation Council.Christmas Island Cracker was written about his experiences in Operation Grapple, while Technocrat was a biography of Allen Crocker. He married Leticia Malcolm after Sarah died. He died of cancer on October 31, 1997. His remains were cremated and his ashes were scattered over the Bay of Biscay. 206 squadron The Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Companions of the Distinguished Service Order Companions of the Order of the Bath People were recipients of the Flying Cross.

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title: Jack Edwards (British Army soldier)

texts: <mask> was a British World War II army sergeant and a POW, most well known for his dedicated efforts of tracking down Japanese war criminals and his determination to defend the rights of Hong Kong war veterans. <mask> was born in the suburb of Canton in Wales on May 24, 1918, and joined the Territorial Army just before the outbreak of the Second World War. When Singapore fell to the Japanese in February 1942,<mask> was an army sergeant in the Royal Corps of Signals. He was held in the notorious Changi Prison for a while before being taken to Taiwan and the Japanese colony of Formosa. He and 525 other inmates were forced to work the copper mine daily in tropical heat at the Kinkaseki POW camp. To get to the mine, parties had to walk up 250 steps to the top of a ridge, then down 831 more to the sea, and then descend a further 800 steps inside the mine to the working face on the lowest levels. The men had to walk up and down 1,881 steps, which is more than the number of steps to the small platform on the top of the Eiffel Tower.His team was beaten if they didn't bring out 24 bogeys of copper every day. Replacement contingents were drafted in to make up the numbers when men died or were transferred to other camps because they were too weak and ill to continue working. The camp was abandoned between 16 and 30 May 1945. There is a jungle camp in the Taihoku Heights about from Shinten. He was in the first party to arrive. The site of the camp was a tea plantation with no facilities. The materials for the construction were carried by prisoners.On the afternoon of 5 September 1945, American Marines arrived at the jungle camp after the USAAF dropped food supplies on the camp. They were so thin that their eyes were sunken and their bodies were skeletons of their former selves. After World War II,<mask> returned to Asia to help in the apprehension of Japanese war criminals and to give evidence at their trials as part of the war crimes investigation team in Hong Kong. He found the document while visiting Kinkaseki. The only surviving copy of the Japanese order to massacre all prisoners of war if the Allies landed on the Japanese home islands is an important piece of evidence. He worked in local government after returning to South Wales. He was discouraged from talking about his experience as a POW.He left Hong Kong in 1963. After working in the housing department of the Hong Kong administration, he became a senior housing manager for Hongkong Land. He was involved in both the Hong Kong Ex-servicemen's Association and the Royal British Legion. The St David's Society of Hong Kong was headed by him. In 1989, after the suppression of the Tiananmen Square protests in Beijing,<mask> started to help the Hong Kong people with British Dependent Territories Citizenship, to fight for the recognition as British Citizens with the right of abode in the United Kingdom from the British Government. He was featured in the open forum "Hong Kong - A Matter of Honour" which was held in Hong Kong and the UK, and which showed a Union Jack flag which was hoisted in Hong Kong during 1945, and defended the contributions from the British Army and local veterans. The British government gave monthly pension awards to ethnic Chinese veterans and their widows, thanks to the efforts of the chairman of the Royal British Legion.The granting of British citizenship to the wives and widows of those veterans came in 1996. He spoke out for the many in Hong Kong who were forced to sell their businesses and property to the Japanese in exchange for the Japanese military currency. His first marriage ended because of the war. He married Polly So-lan, a former member of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, in 1990. They lived in Sha Tin. He and Polly loved dancing to Taiwanese songs in their small living-room. He spoke Cantonese very well.His wife and daughter were his survivors. It took 45 years for him to write his book. The Japanese journalist who was the first translator of his book was murdered in Montreal. Diana asked the Princess of Wales to find the grave of Major-General Beckwith-Smith, the father of Princess Diana's lady-in-waiting who died as a POW in Japan. A War Story: Based on the Diaries of Dr. Ben Wheeler was released in 1981 by the National Film Board of Canada. Several other former POWs were interviewed in the documentary, along with <mask>, who was a featured commentator. A memorial was built in Kinkaseki in 2000 with the help of a grant from the British Government.The dropping of the two American atomic bombs at Nagasaki and Hiroshima spared the lives of the POWs. Several POWs and civilians were killed when supplies were dropped too low for their parachutes at the end of the war. The only one who knew flag semaphore in the camp was Edward. The American aircraft was about to drop supplies on top of him when he yelled "Don't Drop". The only person on the aircraft who could read semaphore was a Boy Scouts of America member. A War Story (1981) is a docudrama about Major Ben Wheeler.

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title: Pam Sorenson

texts: <mask> is an American mixed martial artist who competes in the Featherweight division of Bellator MMA. She competed in the former Invicta FC Featherweight Championship. She is currently ranked seventh in the women's featherweight rankings. <mask> was born in the United States. After suffering a period of depression due to the death of her best friend, she started kickboxing class to lose weight. Sorenson started competing in kickboxing. <mask> began her professional mixed martial arts career in 2015.She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Sorenson made her promotional debut on November 18, 2016 at Invicta FC 20. She won the fight. Invicta FC 23: Porto vs. Niedwied was her next fight. She lost the fight in a split decision. Invicta FC 24: Dudieva vs. Borella was held on July 15, 2017. She won via submission.Jan Finney faced <mask> at Alpha One Sports: IT Fight Series 77. She won the fight. The Ultimate Fighter 28 <mask> tried out for the women's weight class on the show. She didn't make it as a cast member. <mask> returned to Invicta and faced Spencer for the vacant Invicta FC Featherweight Championship. She was defeated by a rear-naked choke in the fourth round. The vacant Invicta FC Featherweight Championship will be decided at Invicta FC 36: <mask> vs. Young.The title was won by <mask> in a unanimous decision. <mask> was released from Invicta FC, upon her request, on July 13, 2021. She signed a multi-fight deal after it was announced. On August 13, 2021, <mask> faced Roberta Paim Samad. She won the bout with a split decision. On November 12, 2021, <mask> faced Blencowe. She was defeated by a unanimous decision.<mask> was scheduled to face Cat Zingano. The bout was called off due to injury.

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title: Peter Kellman

texts: <mask> is a lifelong trade union activist who participated in the Civil rights and Anti-war movements of the 1960s, the anti-nuclear/safe-energy, environmental movements of the 1970/80s and is currently part of the New Agriculture Movement. He has lived in Maine most of his life. His mother brought him to his first picket line when he was a baby in a carriage. Kellman's Grandfather used a bank but not that day. His parents and their friends were communists, socialists and trade unionists. The politics of a just and sane world were discussed at the dinner table. The <mask> family moved to Salem, NH in 1952 and he attended grade school there before going to High School in Maine.He played football at the University of Maine but dropped out after his freshman year. Helen and Scott Nearing had a homestead in Harbourside, Maine. He participated in and organized demonstrations against the Vietnam War while working for the Committee for Non-Violent Action. Kellman was sent to Washington, DC to organize demonstrations against the US bombing of North Vietnam. Kellman was sent to represent them on the civil rights march after returning from DC. Kellman directed a crew of 50 seminarians to set up tent sites for the marchers. He helped build a Free Library in Selma after the March.The call for Black Power came after Kellman helped organize independent political parties in Alabama. Kellman worked on that project in Alabama. Kellman helped organize the anti-draft movement and the Assembly of Unrepresented People in Washington, DC, which was the first mass arrest demonstration against the Vietnam War. Kellman was arrested on his return to the United States in 1973, after he went into exile in Canada. The Federal Attorney prosecuting Kellman's case dropped charges against him. Kellman was working in the rubber mill at the time. The attempt to form a union was led by him.<mask> won a National Labor Relations Board case against the company after he was fired for organizing. Kellman became more and more involved in labor union activities as a result of the company's anti-union effort. Kellman was involved in the anti-nuclear/safe energy movement. In 1977 he worked with the Clamshell Alliance to build public support against the operation of commercial nuclear power plants in New Hampshire and Maine, and he participated in mass arrest demonstrations in opposition to the construction of the Seabrook Station Nuclear Power Plant in New Hampshire. Kellman was elected president of Local 82, Shoe Division, of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union in 1979 after working at the Laconia Shoe Shop in Maine. The president of the local was ordered by the company to remove a leaflet asking workers to vote to shut down a nuclear power plant in Maine. Kellman and two other members of the local were arrested for refusing to leave the factory.After the entire shop came out in support of the arrested workers, the company caved and brought the three of them back with pay and told Kellman they could put whatever they wanted on the union bulletin board. Kellman was an active member of the Maine AFL-CIO. He worked on the implementation of Maine's first-in-the-nation run-away shop law and was appointed the chair of the Maine AFL-CIO Committee on Run-Away Shops. Kellman held the position of steward in the painter's union. In 1984 he was the campaign manager on a congressional campaign in New Hampshire's First District, after which he returned to Maine. The Simplex Wire and Cable Plant in Newington, New Hampshire, which employed many workers who lived in Maine, was locked out in 1987. Kellman was assigned to work with the unions at the International Paper Company in Jay, Maine, who were instructed by their national union, the United Paperworkers International Union, to prepare their 1250 members to strike.The locals locked out in Mobile, Alabama joined the Jay workers in striking for better working conditions. Kellman's instinct for building solidarity and his organizational skills turned a routine strike into a crusade marked by rallies, marches, and emotional meetings. In that strike. On the face of it, the demands faced by Local 14 of the UPIU seemed unbelievable. The elimination of overtime pay on Sunday, no more Christmas Day holiday, the elimination of 156 jobs, the contracting out of all maintenance work, and the elimination of the grievance procedure were some of the demands made by the company. The local union had no history of member activism outside of their executive board. Kellman began the process of educating and organizing the mill workers into a successful class-based social movement before the start of the strike.Kellman brought to the labor movement in Jay what he learned from the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s and what the Civil Rights movement got from the Labor movement of the 1930s. The strikers held a mass meeting every week for 16 months. The entire union workforce was replaced by the International Paper Company during the first two months of the strike. The strikers kept fighting. A bill was introduced in Congress to ban strikers after the strike by workers in Jay. If Congress passed the legislation, President Clinton would sign it. The bill passed the House but the two Democrats in the Senate from Arkansas killed Labor's chance to reverse its numbers by voting against it and the bill was defeated by two votes never making it to the Presidents desk.Kellman argued that UPIU had sold out Local 14. The strikers held out for 16 months until October 1988 when the UPIU's International President, Wayne Glen, reversed his position and agreed to sign contracts at other locations, isolating the striking locals. Kellman wrote a history of the unions in the paper mills called "Divide We Fall" to explain the context in which the strike was lost. There is a mural on Local 14 Union Hall in Jay, Maine. Kellman is wearing a red shirt and hat. Kellman became director of the New Hampshire Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health after the strike. Kellman received a degree in Labor Studies from the University of Massachusetts after he was involved in a bad car accident while working in New Hampshire.Kellman researched and wrote about the history of the labor movement and the legal, political, economic, cultural and democracy killing effect of corporate power from a working class perspective. He wrote a number of articles for the journal " By What Authority" and the book "Defying Corporations, Defining Democracy". The book "Pain on their Faces," a series of essays by participants in the Jay Strike of 1987/88, came out of the "Jay-Livermore Falls Working Class History Project" initiated by Other Kellman. He taught Labor History at the University of Southern Maine and the Heartwood College of Art. Kellman was given the title of President Emeritus when he retired as President of the Southern Maine Labor Council. Kellman was on the Executive Board of the Maine AFL-CIO. He is a member of the Executive Board of the Southern Maine Labor Council.The booklet Building Unions was a product of Kellman's work with the Labor Party. Kellman and his wife Rebekah are trying to grow all their food using mostly human labor in the 21st century. He is starting to organize around the cultural side of agriculture. He came full circle from 1964 when he worked for Helen and Scott Nearing, the parents of the 1960s back-to-the-land movement. <mask> is a member of the National Writers Union and Local 1981 of the United Auto Workers. He was a member of the International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, the United Food and Commercial Workers, the American Federation of Teachers, and the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union. Kellman was one of two co-recipients of the 2002 Stringfellow Awards for Justice and Peace.The "Americans Who Tell the Truth" collection includes his portrait. <mask>, <mask>. Building unions. <mask> is the author of Croton-on- Hudson. The story of the paperworkers' union and the future of labor is told in Divided We Fall. The title of the book is Croton-on- Hudson, N.Y. <mask>, <mask>, ed.Testimonies on the Paper Mill Strike took place in Jay, Maine. The title of the book is Croton-on- Hudson, N.Y. Kellman, <mask> and Bruno, Ed. Toward a new labor rights movement. The people of the United States of America are workingUSA. Spring 2001. The Council on International and Public Affairs is responsible for the project.1,200 Maine Workers Strike International Paper Co. "Plant." The New York Times. June 17, 1987. Julius Getman. The Betrayal of Local 14. The Cornell University Press was published in 1999.Timothy J. Minchin. The International Paper Company Strike of 1987–88 was the subject of 'Labor's Empty Gun'. The history of labor. The February 2006 edition of 47:1. <mask>man. The story of the paperworkers' union and the future of labor is told in Divided We Fall. The title of the book is Croton-on- Hudson, N.Y.The Maine AFL-CIO Program on Corporations, Law and Democracy is linked to the Council on International and Public Affairs.

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title: Joseph Gelders

texts: <mask> was an American physicist who later became an antiracist, civil rights activist, and communist. He was the secretary and southern-U.S. representative of the National Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners. In 1936, <mask> was kidnapped, beaten, and nearly killed by members of the Ku Klux Klan for his civil rights and labor organizing activities. The Southern Conference for Human Welfare and the National Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax were founded by <mask> after his recovery. He collaborated with other activists. <mask> died on March 1, 1950, from internal injuries he sustained during his kidnapping and assault. <mask> was born in 1898 to a family of German-Jewish descent.He was the son of <mask>, a real estate business person. His brother, <mask> Jr., was an architect in New York. After attending the University of Alabama for a year and a half, <mask> attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. <mask> joined the American Legion. He worked in an open-hearth furnace of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company. <mask> tried to open an automobile dealership. He received a bachelor's and master's degree from the University of Alabama in 1929.<mask> was the head of the physics laboratory at the university after he graduated in 1930. <mask> became more aware of oppressive anti-labor actions while working at the University of Alabama. He joined the Communist Party because of his interest in labor organizing. The death of several black miners in a 1934 strike was the catalyst for his civil rights activism and labor organizing efforts. The weekly discussion group was started by <mask> and Esther. In 1935, he helped students draft a petition against a state anti-sedition bill. <mask> attended a civil liberties conference in Monteagle, Tennessee in 1935.The stories of communists about beatings and illegal raids moved him. He joined the NCDPP in August 1935. <mask> left the University of Alabama in 1935 to pursue civil liberties advocacy full time. He moved to New York to work for the NCDPP. He established a committee in Alabama to work on the case. In New Jersey, <mask> investigated civil liberties denial. <mask> worked for the release of Jack Barton, who was sentenced to 180 days in jail for being in possession of communist literature, in the summer of 1936.He became the southern representative for the CDPP in August 1936. At 11:30 pm on September 23, 1936, <mask> was on his way home from an International Labor Defense (ILD) meeting when he was kidnapped and flogged with a leather strap. <mask> was called a "dammed red" and a "nigger lover" by the abductors. The governor of Alabama, who had connections with the Ku Klux Klan, ordered a state police investigation and authorized a $200 reward. Three of the suspects were positively identified by Gelders. One of the employees was from the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company. They were members of the Ku Klux Klan according to some accounts.No indictments were filed despite an additional investigation by the La Follette Committee. In a private letter to the governor, the chief detective said that the economic considerations would prevent convictions. <mask> went to New York in the spring of 1938 to discuss his idea for the Southern Conference for Human Welfare. The conference was open to everyone and covered topics such as social justice, electoral reforms, and improving race relations. Lucy Mason was a large part of the development of the SCHW. The President of District 20 of the United Mine Workers and the Director of the Congress of Industrial Organizations supported <mask>. The first SCHW was attended by Eleanor Roosevelt.The conference resulted in the establishment of a continuing organization and the appointment of <mask> as executive secretary of the Civil Rights Committee. He targeted poll taxes in the United States. The women's poll tax repeal movement brought attention to the voter suppression caused by poll taxes. The National Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax was founded in 1941 by Gelders and Durr. The diverse background of Durr and Gelders proved effective. Durr's network was supported by Gelders's experience in union organizing in the steel industry. She was a member of a prominent family and a model of southern femininity.Durr, Gelders, and their circle of southerners who supported New Deal liberalism believed that abolition of the poll tax was a necessary step in changing the Democratic Party in the South. <mask> enlisted in the U.S. Army on July 2, 1918. He transferred to Fort Monroe from Mobile, Alabama, on October 1, 1918. In September 1918, <mask> was promoted to the rank of corporal. He was discharged on November 25, 1918. The war had ended and <mask> didn't see anything. <mask> was a technical sergeant in the Western Signal Corps during World War II.He was discharged on July 24, 1944. <mask> Frank was married to <mask> at the Standard Club in Montgomery, Alabama. She worked for the National Youth Administration. They had two children. Marge Frantz was one of the first generation of academics who taught women's studies courses in the United States. The younger daughter of <mask> was a St teacher. The internal injuries that <mask> sustained when he was kidnapped and beaten in 1936 led to his death in San Francisco on March 1, 1950.He was buried in the Golden Gate National Cemetery on March 7, 1950. 20th-century American physicists, Jewish American activists, American civil rights activists, American communists, American anti-racism activists, and workers' rights activists Kidnapped.

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title: Brad Blackburn


title: Anne McCaffrey

texts: The Dragonriders of Pern science fiction series was written by <mask>. She was the first woman to win a Hugo Award for fiction and the first to win a Nebula Award. The White Dragon was one of the first science-fiction books to appear on the New York Times Best Seller list. The 22nd Grand Master is an annual award for living writers of fantasy and science fiction. She was a member of the Science Fiction Hall of Fame. The Robert A. Heinlein Award was given to her in 2007. <mask> was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the second of three children.Hugh and Kevin Richard were her brothers. Both of her parents were of Irish descent. She attended a girls' boarding school in Virginia and graduated from a high school in New Jersey. She received a degree in Slavonic languages and Literature from Radcliffe College in 1947. She married a man who shared her interests in music, opera and ballet. They had three children, Alec Anthony, Todd and Georgeanne Kennedy. The family lived in Delaware for most of the decade.They moved to Long Island in 1965, where they became a full-time writer. He was secretary-treasurer of the Science Fiction Writers of America from 1968 to 1970. Her responsibilities included the production of two monthly newsletters and their distribution by mail to the membership. After filing for divorce, <mask> moved to Ireland with her two children. Ireland had recently exempted resident artists from income taxes, an opportunity that fellow science-fiction author Harry Harrison helped to promote. The family moved to Dublin. At her first British science-fiction convention, she was a guest of honour.Jack Cohen was a consultant on the science of Pern. There were two short stories published by the writer. She wrote "Freedom of the Race" when she was pregnant with Alec. The $100 prize was earned in Science-Fiction Plus. Her first story, "The Lady in the Tower", was published in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. She thought of the story when she wanted to be alone. Virginia Kidd, Judith Merril's long-time literary agent, died in 2003 and Judith Merril invited her to the writer's workshop many times."The Ship Who Sang" was the first story in the Brain & Brawn Ship series. Helva sings "Taps" for her human partner at the end of the story. Todd said it was almost an elegy to her father. Between 1994 and 2004, she considered it her favourite story. I put a lot of myself into it because of the troubles I had in dealing with my father's death and a troubled marriage. She began her first novel after writing two more "Ship" stories. Her son recalled her saying, "I was so tired of all the weak women screaming in the corner while their boyfriends were beating off the aliens."I would have been swinging with something or kicking them as hard as I could have. It didn't need a sequel because it served its purpose of an intelligent, survivor-type woman as the main character in an s-f story. She dedicated her 1969 Decision at Doona to Todd Johnson. Her son said that he was told to lower his voice when his mother was in the auditorium. The Doona story is about an overcrowded planet where talking too loud made you a social outcast. The boy talker is a settler on Doona. Dragonquest and two Gothic novels for Dell were written by <mask> in Ireland.Her writing stopped because of a contract for The White Dragon. The family moved several times in the Dublin area and struggled to make ends meet due to child-care payments and meager royalties. The opportunity was provided by the young-adult book market. The Pern story of Menolly was started by the author. "The Smallest Dragonboy" was delivered for $150 and four stories became The Crystal Singer. She was signed to write books about dinosaurs. Atheneum Books solicited a story for young women in a different part of Pern in order to attract more female readers to science fiction.Dragonsong was a sequel to Menolly's story and was published in 1976. Dragonsinger:Harper of Pern and Dragondrums are part of the "Harper Hall Trilogy". She was able to buy a home with the help of Atheneum. Her son wrote 20 years later that she set dragons free on Pern and then freed herself. John W. Campbell published the first Pern story, "Weyr Search", in 1967. Participants in the annual World Science Fiction Convention voted for it to win the Hugo Award for best novella in 1968. The 1969 Nebula Award for best novella was won by the second Pern story, "Dragonrider".She was the first woman to win a Hugo for fiction and a Nebula. "Weyr Search" covers the recruitment of a young woman, Lessa, to establish a telepathic bond with a queen dragon at its hatching, thus becoming a dragonrider and the leader of a Weyr community. The training of Lessa and Ramoth is explored in "Dragonrider". Editor Campbell requested to see dragons fighting thread, and also suggested time travel. The first Pern novel, Dragonflight, was a fix-up of all three stories and was published in 1968. The sequel Dragonquest was assisted by agent Virginia Kidd and editor Betty Ballantine. The contract for another sequel was signed before the move to Ireland.The white dragon was suggested by both Ballantine andNorton. The completion of the original trilogy took a long time. The New England Science Fiction Association invited <mask> to its annual convention in 1974 as a guest of honor, which included publication of a novella for sale on-site. The first part of The White Dragon was written by her. The White Dragon was a new edition of the first two Pern books. The cover of the first science-fiction book by a woman on the New York Times best-seller list is still in print. The artists credit each other for their success.While I would love to have the energy to tell a tale all on my own, I really cannot say that I am not ably represented with my collaborations. She was mostly making suggestions or being a sounding board in the Pern collaboration with Todd. Todd and his sister were given permission to write their own stories. The Ship Who Searched is the third book in the The Ship Who Sang series and the only one written by Mercedes Lackey. She died of a stroke at her home in Ireland at the age of 85. In August 1987, Locus: The magazine of the science fiction & fantasy field ranked two of the eight Pern novels among the "All-Time Best Fantasy Novels", based on a poll of subscribers. Discussing the Locus list, David Pringle called them "science fiction rather than fantasy proper" and named <mask> a "leading practitioner" of the planetary romance subgenre of science fiction.Most of her work was science fiction and she enjoyed cutting it short when she was called a 'fantasy' writer. The Pern books may be considered science fiction since the dragons were genetically engineered. She said "I don't keep up with developments, but I do find an expert in any field in which I must explain myself and the science involved". Steven Beard and Jack Cohen both helped with science questions. <mask>'s genre is described as "science fiction, though tinged with the tone and instruments of fantasy, and her reputation as a writer of romantic, heightened tales of adventure explicitly designed to appeal" by the Science Fiction Hall of Fame. There is no demographic information on my books which indicates the readers are predominantly of an age or sex group. There is a universal appeal to dragons.When readership was mostly male, I started writing s-f in the late 50s/early 60s. Their attitudes are unreconstructed. Women began to read s-f and fantasy. My stories have themes that relate to them. I had no problems with editors or publishers. I couldn't get men to believe I was serious and a good writer. In 1999, the American Library Association gave <mask> the 11th Margaret A. Edwards Award for lifetime achievement in writing for teens.The librarians credited her with over 50 novels for young adults and adults and cited seven published from 1968 to 1979 for the " significant and lasting contribution to young adult literature" that the award features. The chair observed that <mask>'s focus on the personal and emotional need of human beings mirrors the quest of today's teens to find their own place in society. Restoree was published in 1967. Restorees hero is an intelligent woman who is willing to think for herself and act on her own initiative, unlike most science fiction books of the era. Restoree was supposed to be a jab at how women are portrayed in science fiction. More than half of her books are set in a universe governed by the Federated Sentient Planets. Although Pern's history is connected to the Federation, <mask> only used it as a backdrop for stories and did not consider her different worlds to be part of the same universe.The Dragonriders of Pern series are some of the best works by McCaffrey. From the report of the initial exploration of the planet, colonists make a decades-long journey to a new planet called 'Pern'. Pern is an acronym for "Parallels Earth, Resources Negligible", a volcanic eruption and an extra-planetary threat called Thread force the original colonists to retreat into caves in the northern hemisphere of the planet. The survivors of the original expedition use dragons from a native reptile to fight back the encroaching thread. The Brain & Brawn Ship series consists of seven novels, the first of which was written by <mask> alone. The stories in this series deal with the adventures of "shell-people" or "Brains", who as infants have had to be hard-wired into a life-support system. With sensory input and motor nerves tied into a computer, they serve as starship pilots, seeing and feeling the colony or ship as an extension of their own body.Once the debt is paid, they perform this job to pay off their debt and continue as free agents. To compensate for the Brains' inability to move within human habitats, they are pairs with partners known as "Brawns", who are trained in a wide array of skills. It was not possible for a person to be a shell after two or three years of age. In The Ship Who Searched, there was a shell-person who was seven when she became a paraplegic. In the second and third volumes of the Crystal Singer books, Brainship-Brawn was a character. The first book in the trilogy, The Crystal Singer, is a fix-up of four stories that were published in 1974. The planet Ballybran is the location of the Crystal Singer series.Under a permanent travel restriction due to a potentially-fatal symbiotic organisms on the planet's surface, Ballybran is the source of valuable crystals that are vital to a number of industries, and home to one of the FSP's wealthiest (and most secretive) organisation: the Hep The Heptite Guild requires absolute, perfect pitch in hearing and voice for all applicants. The Heptite Guild is not allowed to actively recruit members because Ballybran's weather is unpredictable and dangerous. The Coelura series explores the topic of environmental abuse, as a precious animal is hunted to near extinction for the thread it spins for its net. The Lady Caissa can either protect the Coelura or meet her obligations. In the same universe, a woman in the First Families becomes a ship designer and on a test run her ship is captured by a wormhole. She befriends the remaining crew of a stranded ship who suffered the same fate years before, as well as a new sapient species."Dinosaur Planets" and "Planet Pirates" are two of the five novels in the Ireta series. Some characters and events overlap. The Exploration and Evaluation Corps team on the planet Ireta did not expect to find dinosaurs. Pirates attack the spacelanes in "Planet Pirates". The survivors of space pirate attacks joined forces. "Talent" and "The Tower and Hive" are two series in the "The Talents Universe". The story of telekinetic individuals that become increasingly important to the proper function of interstellar society is told in eight books.Two civilisations in similar circumstances end up trying to colonise the same planet by accident. The humans don't know that the people they misidentify as nomadic natives are more technically advanced than they are. The books are set before the formation of the Federation of Sentient Planets, and the ruling body is the 'Amalgamated Planets'. Power and The Twins of Petaybee are part of the Petaybee universe. The Barque Cat series introduces a new universe with space faring Barque Cats and their special telepathically linked humans. One 1970 short story and four Freedom novels were written between 1995 and 2002. Between 1997 and 2007, ten novels were published in the "Acorna Universe series".The series involves a group of aliens who are adopted by a group of miners. The first two were written by <mask> and Margaret Ball. Several romances and young-adult fantasies were published by <mask>. Her books include two cookbooks and a book about dragons. The books Interviews are self-published. The interview was published in November 2004. There are external links to the official website of <mask> Pern Home and The Dragonriders of Pern.

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title: Li Yifu

texts: During the reign of Emperor Gaozong, <mask> was the chancellor of the Tang Dynasty. He became powerful because of his support for Emperor Gaozong's second wife, who was opposed by then-chancellors, and he had a reputation for treachery. He played an important role in the elimination of the political rivals. In 663, he was removed from his post and exiled, and in 666, after Emperor Gaozong had declared a general pardon but excepted the long-term exiles from the pardon, <mask> died in anger. <mask> was born in 614, during the reign of Emperor Yang of Sui, and his clan was originally from what would become Ying Prefecture, but as his grandfather served as the secretary to the county magistrate of Shehong County. After an imperial examination, <mask> was recommended by the official that Emperor Taizong sent to examine the region, and he served as a protocol officer. Two officials who were his supervisors praised him for his ability.He became an imperial censor and a member of the staff of Emperor Taizong's son <mask>. After Emperor Taizong deposed <mask>an the Crown Prince and replaced him with <mask>, <mask> continued to serve on <mask>'s staff. <mask> submitted his semi-lyrical essay Chenghua Zhen to Emperor Taizong. The Book of Jin, the official history that Emperor Taizong commissioned for Jin Dynasty, was edited by <mask>. <mask> became a mid-level official at the legislative bureau after <mask> became emperor after Emperor Taizong's death. He was involved in editing the imperial history. The favor of Emperor Gaozong's wife was waning, and he favored a woman who had designs on the position of empress, and who implicated her in the killing of her daughter.Most of the chancellors were opposed to Emperor Gaozong's plan to depose Empress Wang and replace her with another person. The most powerful of the chancellors, Emperor Gaozong's uncle, who had not placed <mask> in high esteem, was going to send him to Bi Prefecture to serve. <mask> requested advice from his colleague Wang Dejian after he received the news. The situation of Emperor Gaozong would be improved if <mask> supported him. <mask> submitted a petition to dethrone Wang and replace her with a new one. <mask> was promoted to be the assistant head of the legislative bureau. The chancellors of Chu Suiliang, Han Yuan, and Lai Ji objected to <mask>'s designation, and the emperor dethroned Wang and replaced her with Consort Wu.The Baron of Guangping was created by him. When discussing <mask>'s rise to power, traditional historians stated that he appeared to be mild, humble, and respectful in his demeanor, and he was often smiling, but in secret, he was full of treachery and machinations, and therefore, it was said that he had knives in <mask>fu was given an additional post as <mask>'s assistant after he became crown prince. He had heard that a lady from the east had been arrested for an offense and held in custody. <mask> wanted the secretary general of the supreme court to find her not guilty and release her so that he could take Lady Chunyu as a concubine. Duan reported to Emperor Gaozong and <mask> that Bi was forced to commit suicide because of the improper release. The assistant imperial censor Wang Yifang used language that offended Emperor Gaozong and implied that because of <mask>'s good looks, Ma Zhou and <mask> must have favored him.After Chu was demoted out of the capital, <mask> had the son of the man he accused of committing suicide. Due to accusations that he had planned to kill a number of high level officials disagreeing with him if Emperor Taizong had died from a serious illness,<mask> was forced to commit suicide around the new year. LeYanwei pointed out that Emperor Gaozong didn't take action on the petition because it would imply that Emperor Taizong made improper decisions. <mask> was made the head of the legislative bureau and an office was considered for a chancellor. The Duke of Hejian was created by him. Chu, Han, and Lai were demoted out of the capital to be prefects after he and another ally accused them of conspiring to commit treason. <mask> was said to be so powerful that even his young children were given official posts, and that his mother, wife, and sons were receiving bribes from officials to give them preferential treatment.While <mask> was not yielding to Du, his fellow chancellor, who was also Zhongshu Ling, had considered himself senior to <mask>fu. The Emperor Gaozong heard the argument between the two. Emperor Gaozong demoted both of them to be prefectural prefects, Du to Heng Prefecture and <mask> to Pu Prefecture. Du died at the prefecture. <mask> was still protected by the woman who was still in the capital. <mask>, the minister of civil service affairs, had submitted suggestions that the examiner of the Jiangnan Circuit should be a man and a woman. There were ulterior motives in this, because the prefecture Tai Prefecture was a part of Jiangnan Circuit, and Xu was an enemy of <mask>fu.She removed Tang Jian from his post. <mask> was recalled to the capital to serve as the minister of civil service affairs. <mask> was said to have carried out a revenge killing. After becoming chancellor, <mask> claimed that his ancestors were actually from Zhao Commandery, which is roughly modern Shijiazhuang. Many young officials from the <mask> clan, because they wanted <mask>'s favor, therefore claimed to be in fact of the same clan as <mask>; one of these junior officials was <mask>, who listed <mask> in his family tree. <mask> was removed from his family tree after he was demoted. <mask> accused <mask>de of crimes when he returned to the capital.The Emperor Gaozong persuaded <mask> that it was wrong for the clans to be exclusive in their marriages and that large amounts of money should not be demanded. Emperor Gaozong forbid the seven most prominent clans from marrying each other and limited the amount of bride price they are allowed to receive. In 661, <mask>'s mother died, and he resigned to observe a period of mourning, but was recalled in 662 to serve as minister of civil service affairs. He was given permission to rebury his grandfather near the tomb of Emperor Gaozong's great-great-grandfather <mask>, and it was said that he conscripted seven counties' laborers for the task. In 663, <mask> was made the head of the legislative bureau, but continued to be in charge of civil service. He was made the secretary for Emperor Gaozong's youngest son <mask>lun. It was said that <mask>fu lacked talent for selecting officials, and that they ranked officials based on the bribes they gave him.On one occasion, Emperor Gaozong calmly stated to <mask>, "Your sons and sons-in-law are careless, and they have committed many unlawful acts." I had to cover for you. You should be careful. <mask> asked, "Who told your emperor?" If I am correct, why do you want me to tell you who the person is? Emperor Gaozong was displeased that <mask> did not apologize. The astrologer <mask> trusted 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266Du redoubled his corruption after <mask> believed him. In addition to <mask>'s and Du's observations of auras, as well as <mask>'s extortion of money from the grandson of a woman, this was reported by the low-level official. The exiled <mask> was found guilty and removed from his posts. His sons and sons-in-law were exiled. In 666, Emperor Gaozong offered sacrifice to heaven and earth at Mount Tai and declared a general pardon, but only for those who had been given a long-term exile. <mask> died of an illness. His wife and children were not allowed to return to the eastern capital until after 700.In recognition of how <mask> and five other officials had supported her, she posthumously awarded <mask> the title of commandant of Yang Prefecture. There are references to the Old Book of Tang. There is a limit to the number of words that can be used in this article. The new book is called Tang. There is a limit to the number of words that can be used in 223.1. There are three vols. 199, 200, and 204.Historians from Suining are from the Tang Tang dynasty.

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