title: Yolanda Blanco

texts: He is a Nicaraguan poet. He was born in Managua. She attended the university in Len. She organized the first poetry lectures at the university when she was a student. He studied art history and literature in France. She worked for the creation of a new society. She was forced to move to Venezuela in 1978 when her family's home was invaded by the Sandinistas.She was not paraded by the Sandinista regime because she was not a member. The Universidad Central de Venezuela has a degree in Literature. She was a member of "Calicanto", a literary workshop conducted by Antonia Palacios. In 2005, she won the National Poetry Award for her book De lo urbano y lo sagrado. She practices Taoist arts and works as a translator in New York City. The work As Cuando la lluvia was published. Leon, Nicaragua: Editorial Hospicio.The 1977 Penqueo en Nicaragua was written by Len. Editorial Unin was written in 1981 in Managua. The Pen Club de Venezuela is located in Venezuela. The 2005 Themes show a route of intimate spaces that intensify the experience of the female apprehension of reality, of Nature, and of language. The triumph of the Sandinista National Liberation Front in Nicaragua is represented by her poems. She focused her first collection on the months of May and June because of the rain and the tree. The poet acknowledges the creative power of the rain and welcomes it with affection and happiness.The water makes the colors pop. It creates a vision of a countryside in which time is only present and the woman is actuallyized in love and in memories. Through sensuality of the touch and erotism of the body, the woman asserts her pride in being and her common nature with the tree. The language of the primeval word is the symbol and in rites. The sun's priestess is a poet who extols its meaning in the human life, in the humbleness of the harvests and fruits, in the activity of the bees, in love, and in the chant. In the fertile embrace of Nature, the perfect conciliation of all these elements can be achieved. During the fight against the Somoza regime, Penqueo en Nicaragua was written.It is testimony of a call for action against injustice and a chant for the hope of liberation. The poet depicts the heroism and courage of the indigenous neighborhood of Monimb that led the fight against the Sower of the Flowers of Evil. The uprising against the Somocista army began because of the transformation of peace, work, music, and dance. The dead Sandinista guerrilla fighters were remembered by <mask>. Pain, hope, guns, and guitars are just some of the things the poet said he had beenimpregnated with by the love for the Revolution. Sandinismo, black and red, are the colors of oppression and liberty in most of the poems. The cry for solidarity in the fight guided by the motto "Free Country or Death" is created by the denouncement of atrocities, the imprisonments for insurgency, the voices of witnesses, the poverty, orphanhood, and hunger.The main theme in Aposentos is <mask>'s awareness of being a woman. The poet uses a language that praises sensuality and sexuality and glorifies each part of the female body. She wants to create a new sociological and cultural space to confront the stereotypes that limit female expression. The identification of woman and Nature is communicated in <mask>'s poems. The subordinated role of women in society becomes a double axis of denouncement, as well as the generalized suppression of their emotions, their experience of love, and writing. The validity of a female discourse, the synthesis of a personal and historical process, is vindicated by <mask>'s poetry, which deviates from the patriarchal tradition. A mixture of themes is what De lo urbano y lo sagrado is.On the one hand, there is nature again; on the other, there is the everyday, which the poet considers sacred; and on the other, the ultimate city, New York. With her own time, her country, and her tradition, she transforms herself into a series of Nicaraguan poets. Further reading Seregni. El escritores y la infancia tienen las palabras. The Fondo de las Naciones Unidas para la infancia is located in Bogot. Salinas, Yllescas, ed. La herida en el sol.There is a contempornea centroamericana. The Universidad Nacional Autnoma de México is in México. 2007. Arellano is the author of the ed. Diccionario de autores centroamericanos. Coleccin Cultural de América is in Managua. 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Granite Press published Penobscot, Me in 1987. There are External links to Asociacin nicaragense de escritoras.

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title: Ellis Burks

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texts: An American former outfielder and current New England Sports Network (NESN) studio analyst and part time color commentator is named <mask>. He played in the Major Leagues for 18 years. He threw the ball right-handed. Burks was born in Vicksburg, Mississippi, but grew up in Fort Worth, Texas, and attended Everman High School. After a showcase at Arlington Stadium, Burks received a scholarship offer from Ranger Junior College. The Jay Buhner-led McLennan Community College won the junior college championship. After being selected by Boston in the first round of the 1983 Major League Baseball draft, <mask> made his debut in the 1987 season as a regular center fielder, becoming the third player in Red Sox history to hit 20 home runs and steal 20 bases in one season.He was on the Baseball Digest team. Excellent range, a sure glove and a strong arm were shown by <mask>. He was injury-prone. He had shoulder surgery in 1989 and it was the first of many setbacks. He became the second player in Red Sox history to hit two home runs in the same game, and the first to do it in the same game. Burks 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 After six seasons in Boston, he left as a free agent and signed with the Chicago White Sox.He exceeded expectations by notching a solid, injury-free season, filling an urgent need for a quality right fielder. He was one of the better players in the playoffs. He signed a five-year contract with the Colorado Rockies at the end of the 1994 season. On April 17, 1994, <mask> hit a home run in the bottom of the 10th to win the game. It was the only walk-off home run in major league history. In July 1995 he hit his 1,000th career hit, a triple. He had his best season.He was second in hits (211) and doubles (45), and fifth in home runs (40) in the National League. He was second in the batting title race with a.343 average. He finished third in the voting. It was only the second time in history that two players from the same team collected at least 30 home runs and 30 stolen bases, as Colorado outfielder Dante Bichette accomplished the feat. He is in the top ten in many categories for the Rockies. While with the Rockies, <mask> was a part of theBlake Street Bombers that included Bichette and Larry Walker. The heart of the Rockies' lineup was second in the National League in home runs by team in 1994, then led the National League in home runs from 1995 to 1997.The San Francisco Giants traded <mask> to them for Hamilton and Stoops. He hit.344, 24, 96, in only 122 games and 393 at-bats in 2000, batting fifth behind Barry Bonds and Jeff Kent. He won the Willie Mac Award for his leadership. The Cleveland Indians signed him after the season. In his new role as a designated hitter for the Indians, <mask> provided consistent production in the middle-of-the-lineup, hitting.280, 28, 74 in 2001, and.301, 32, 91 in 2002. After he injured his wrist in spring training in 2003 he was unable to swing the bat because of the muscles in his right hand. He had surgery to repair nerve damage in his elbow.The Indians did not pick up their 2004 contract option or offer him salary arbitration, and he returned to the Red Sox in 2004, playing eleven games without making the playoffs. He retired at the end of the season with a World Series ring from the team he began his career with. In an 18-year career, he was a.289 hitter with 353 home runs, 1,206 runs batted in, 1,253 runs, 2,107 hits, 402 doubles, 63 triples, 181 stolen bases and 793 walks. The fielding percentage was........................... After the season, he joined the Indians' front office staff as a special assistant to the general manager. The studio analyst and alternate color commentator joined the network in 2021. Chris plays baseball for the San Francisco Giants and his father lives in Chagrin Falls, Ohio.He has three daughters. He met Dori in Connecticut. He is a cousin of Roosevelt Brown. List of Major League Baseball career home run leaders List of Major League Baseball career hits leaders List of Major League Baseball career runs scored leaders

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title: Lloyd Andrews Hamilton

texts: <mask> was a World War I flying ace who won ten aerial victories. After five months with the Royal Air Force, he became an ace with the United States Air Service. Hamilton Air Force Base is named after him. <mask> was the only child of Reverend John A<mask> and his wife. He was a member of the Psi Upsilon Fraternity and took his degree from Syracuse University in 1916. He began his studies at Harvard Business School in 1916. After America entered World War I, he enlisted in the USAS and reported to Plattsburgh, New York, for officer training.In late 1917, <mask> was shipped out to England and trained in an Avro 504 in early 1918 at the now renamedRAF Tadcaster, near Bramham cum Oglethorpe in Yorkshire. <mask> was posted as a first lieutenant. He became a combat pilot in the Royal Flying Corps on 2 March 1918, flying the Sopwith Camel against his first German opponent. He made his second kill the next day. He was flying at the tail end of 'C' flight when his commander Richard Raymond-Barker was killed by the Red Baron. <mask> was near enough to engage a blue Fokker Dr.I triplane, which took more than 300 rounds to engage, after which it went into a dive and spin. All of Richthofen's flight had returned safe from the engagement and <mask>'s claim of a kill was never confirmed.<mask> scored his fifth confirmed victory on June 3, 1918. <mask> was assigned to the USAS 17th Aero Squadron to help them complete their training. He was one of the Flight Commanders. He became a double ace in his service when he downed three enemy aircraft and two observation balloons. On 7 August, his first USAS victory, the squadron was flying high when they noticed eight Fokker D.VIIs below them over Armentires. <mask> downed an enemy aircraft after firing 200 rounds. <mask> and Campbell were assigned to bomb and strafe transports along the Bapaume–Cambrai road, to strafe enemy troops in retreat, and to attack an observation balloon that had been spotted to the north.Campbell and <mask> decided to bust the balloon after dropping their bombs. The German observer officer jumped from the basket as the balloon exploded in flame after <mask> sprayed it with machine gun rounds. <mask> was killed by ground forces. In the 17th Aero Squadron, <mask> won five times. He shared some of his victories with other people. The body of <mask> was laid to rest in Massachusetts. After the war, his father mentioned <mask> in his sermons.In July 1932, the new military airfield at Novato, California was named Hamilton Field. He was commemorated with a plaque in April 1934. <mask><mask>, First Lieutenant (air service), U.S. Army, received the distinguished service cross for extraordinary heroism in action at Varssenaere, Belgium, August 13, 1918. Lieutenant <mask>, leader of a low bombing attack on a German aerodrome, 30 miles behind the line, destroyed the hangars on the north side of the aerodrome and then attacked a row of enemy machines, flying as low as 20 feet from the ground despite intense machine-gun fire. He fired into the windows of the chateau where the German pilots were quartered, killing 26 of them. General orders 20, W.D., 1919.On August 13, 1918, Lieutenant <mask> led a flight against the Varssenaere aerodrome. He dropped four bombs from 200 feet and caused a lot of damage. He made four circuits of the aerodrome, shooting up various targets. When he shot it up, it burst into flames on the ground. He set afire another Fokker biplane on the third circuit. The success of the operation was aided by his dash and skill. The officer destroyed a Fokker biplane over Armentires.On 12 July, he brought down two of the machines and on two other occasions, he drove them down out of control. He is a great patrol leader. There is a portrait of <mask> in Hamilton Field, Novato Historical Guild 1894 births 1918 deaths, and a list of World War I flying ace deaths.

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title: Hélène Grimaud

texts: The founder of the Wolf Conservation Center is a French classical pianist named <mask>. <mask> was born in Aix-en-Provence, France. She said in a New York Times interview that her father and mother's ancestors were from Corsica and Sephardi Jews in Africa. Her father became a university tutor after being adopted by a French family. Luc Antonini says that the name Grimaud is typical of the region. She found the piano at seven. She studied with Jacques Rouvier at the Conservatoire de Paris.She won the 1st Prize and the Grand Prix du Disque in 1985 for her recording of the Rachmaninoff Piano Suite. 2. She experiences synesthesia, where one physical sense adds to another, in her case seeing music as colour, which helps her with memorising music scores. Career Hélne <mask> has established herself not only as a virtuoso pianist, but also as a compassionate human rights activist and as a writer. <mask> began her piano studies at a local school and went on to work with Pierre Barbizet. She won the first prize in piano performance three years after she was accepted into the Paris Conservatoire. She gave her debut recital in Tokyo in 1987.<mask>'s musical career began when Daniel Barenboim invited her to perform with the Orchestre de Paris. Between her debut in 1995 with the Berliner Philharmoniker under Claudio Abbado and her first performance with the New York Philharmonic under Kurt Masur, Grimaud made a wholly different kind of debut. A chance encounter with a wolf in northern Florida inspired her to open an environmental education centre. Ms. <mask> said that looking at a wolf in the eye establishes a connection. Hearing about wolves and seeing a wolf are not the same thing. Outreach is about building a bridge of understanding to our counterparts in the wild. I'm happy if you call me an activist.<mask> is a member of Musicians for Human Rights, a worldwide network of musicians and people working in the field of music to promote a culture of human rights and social change. For a number of years, she was able to pursue a writing career, publishing three books that have appeared in various languages. Variations Sauvages was her first appearance. Leons particulires and Retour  Salem were both semi-autobiographical novels. Through her music-making, Hélne <mask> most deeply touches the emotions of audiences. She is a soloist and recitalist. She has performed at the most prestigious festivals and cultural events with a wide range of musical partners.Her contribution to and impact on the world of classical music was recognised by the French government when she was admitted into the rank of Chevalier. The exclusiveDeutsche Grammophon artist is Hélne <mask>. Her recordings have been critically acclaimed and awarded many times, among them the Grand Prix du disque, Record Academy Prize (Tokyo), Midem Classic Award and the Choc du Monde de la musique. Her early recordings include Credo and Reflection, both of which feature a number of thematically linked works, as well as a Bartk CD on which she plays the Third Piano Concerto with the London Symphony Orchestra and Pierre Boulez. The solo recital album Resonances was recorded in 2010 by Grimaud. A disc featuring her readings of Mozart's Piano Concertos Nos was released in 2011. There is a collaboration with singer Mojca Erdmann in the same composer's work.Duo, recorded with cellist Sol Gabetta, won the "chamber recording of the year" award in the same year. There was a live recording of performances from tears, created by Turner Prize-winning artist Douglas Gordon in collaboration with Grimaud. Water features works by nine composers: Berio, Takemitsu, Fauré, Ravel, Albéniz, Liszt, Janek, Debussy and Nitin Sawhney, who wrote seven short Water Transitions for the album as well as producing it. Perspectives, a two-disc personal selection of highlights from her DG catalogue, including two "encores", was released in April of last year. <mask>'s next album was called Memory. Exploring music's ability to bring the past back to life, it comprises a selection of evanescent miniatures by Chopin, Debussy, Satie and Valentin Silvestrov which, in the pianist's own words, "conjure atmospheres of fragile reflection, a mirage of what Grimaud has created a dialogue between Silvestrov and Mozart.She believes that certain pieces can shed a special light on to one another. She also performs a solo version of Silvestrov's Two Dialogues with Postscript and The Messenger, which she did with the Camerata Salzburg. Mozart's Fantasias are the last two pieces of the programme. The Messenger was released in October of 2020. Bartk's Piano Concerto No. 1 was one of the highlights of the pianist's season. 3 in Philadelphia and at Carnegie Hall with the Philadelphia Orchestra andYannick Nézet-Séguin. Critics praised Grimaud's willingness to take chances and compared her to Glenn Gould.She says that a wrong note that is played out of élan is different from a wrong note that is played out of fear. She likes the players who are more extreme. People who wouldn't be afraid to play their imaginations to the end. Her two main characteristics are independence and drive, and her performances attempt to shake up conventional pianistic wisdom whenever possible. Brian Levine, the executive director of the Glenn Gould Foundation, sees in Grimaud a resemblance to Gould: "She has this willingness to take a piece of music apart and free herself from the general body of practice that has grown up around it." Grimaud moved to Florida at the age of 21. She moved north of New York City in 1997.She moved to Weggis, near Luzern, Switzerland, after some time in Berlin. She has a passion for wolves. She divides her time between her career in music and the WolfConservation Center in New York. <mask> lives in California and New York with her partner. The honours Ordre des Arts et des Lettres was done in 2002. The National Order of Merit is in France. The Legion of Honour was held on April 3, 2015.There is a discography on Denon Rachmaninoff. 2, tudes-Tableaux, Op. The Chopin Ballade No. 33 was written in 1986. The lecture de Dante is one of the works of Liszt. 2 (1989) is a piano duet. The Piano Concerto No. 3 was written by Rachmaninoff. There are two piano pieces, one by Ravel and the other by Burleske.The Gershwin PianoConcerto, the Ravel PianoConcerto in G, and the Brahms PianoConcerto were all written between 1996 and 1997. On Teldec Beethoven Piano Concerto No. There is a piano sonata. The piano duet No. 30. The Piano Concerto No. 31 was written by Rachmanoff. Prelude Op. 2. tudes-Tableaux Op. was published on 12/12/2018.Variations on a Theme of Corelli was written by John Corigliano. The Choral Fantasy, Arvo Prt Credo, and Bartk The Piano Concertos (on the third) were released in 2003 and 2005, respectively. 5 "Emperor" is a piano duet. There are various resonances of Mozart's works. Bartok: Romanian Folk Dances is a song by Bartok. The Piano Concert No. 19 is a piano concert. Can you tell me about te?The Duo (with Mojca Erdmann, Soprano, and Sol Gabetta, cello) was composed in 2011. The Bavarian Radio SO and Vienna PO were conducted by Andris Nelsons and Nitin Sawhney. Gidon Kremer has a violin and a piano. Recording took place on 7/1989. The Lockenhaus Festival 1982–1992 A Decade of Music- Making was released in 1997. References include Variations sauvages, Leons particulires, and Retour  Salem.

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title: DJ Mog

texts: <mask>g's single "Somewhere" reached #1 on the Hot Dance Airplay chart in America and he is a Northern Irish DJ and producer. DJ Mog began his career as a DJ at the age of 9 in his hometown of Belfast. He was spotted by one of Northern Ireland's most established DJs and producers, Modelle, after winning many local DJ contests. Modelle convinced <mask> to spend more time in the studio than behind the turntables. They went on to become well known studio partners and produced under a number of different names. Tina Turner, Major Players, and Hard House Queen are just a few of the top artists they have remixed for. The most well known of their productions was their local club hit "Tribal Satisfaction" which gave Mog his first taste of radio play and earned him a place on the line-up for Northern Ireland's most famous superclub, The Met Arena.He began making his mark on the Irish club circuit after winning the Northern Ireland Mixing Championship in 2004. In 2005 he setup his own recording studio, Hairy Lemon Studios, and began producing under a number of different names. "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers was crowned the best record of the week by Judge Jules on the Radio 1 show. The bootleg was played on air by all the Radio 1 jocks and was named One for the Weekend. He played the main stage for the first time at the biggest dance music festival in Northern Ireland, Planet Love. He shared a stage with DJs and PAs that included Paul van Dyk, Happy Mondays, Judge Jules, Eddie Halliwell and Mauro Picotto. For the first time as a DJ, Mog traveled abroad to play at the most famous nightclub in Majorca.In 2007, he made his first appearance on Radio 1 as a special guest on Dance Anthems with Dave Pearce, and in 2009, he was a special guest on MTV Dance. Fatboy Slim and Tiesto were nominated for Best Live Performance at the Irish Dance Music Awards. He started a digital label called Ego Records. The label's first release was crowned the "tried and tested" record of the week by the judge of Radio 1's Judge Jules. The A&N Project, also known as Agnelli & Nelson, had a single called "Just When I Think There's An Answer". The "Judgement Sundays" compilation reached the Top 10 in the UK album charts. Judge Jules selected Mog to join the line-up at Creamfields 10th Anniversary Festival in the summer of the same year.His set was broadcast live from the festival on the radio. He supported Armin van Buuren at a sold out Dance Against The Machine event in his hometown of Belfast. "Searching" was Mog's first official single. The single which featured singer Mark Le Sal on vocals became a huge worldwide radio hit and topped charts all over world, putting his name and record label firmly in the public eye. He released a follow-up single, "Not For Long", which featured singer Mark Le Sal on vocals. The single became the first release to top DJ Download's Top 4 with different versions of the same release. The single reached the Top 10 in the UK album charts along with Deadmau5 and David Guetta.Somewhere in Between was Mog's debut artist album. The album had collaborations with producers Judge Jules, Paul Kennedy, John Gibbons,Scimon Tist, and vocalist Sarah Lynn. The album's third single "Somewhere" featuring the singer Sarah Lynn was the biggest hit to date. The single dominated radio and clubs in Europe, the UK and Ireland after reaching the number one spot on the Hot Dance Airplay Chart. He was chosen as a support act for the Fatboy Slim and Deadmau5 concert. After launching his weekly radio show on Northern Ireland's most popular music station, Cool FM, he went Top 20 with his single, "Full Circle" feat Paul Kennedy & The Stetz. He toured India to support Avicii.The instrumental track "Juntos" was Mog's first solo single in 3 years. The Swedish record label "Stoney Boy" owned by Stonebridge signed the track. Despite no vocals still reaching the Top 20 in Sweden, the track received a lot of support from radio stations. The song "Aimee" from his debut album "Somewhere in Between" was used as a backing track for the coverage of the GAA Championships. In the summer he launched his very own club night called "Karma" and collaborated with a fellow Northern Irish producer on a track called "Agarta". He said that he was in the studio working on a collaboration with his hero, Paul Masterson. He reworked the single for Stonebridge, who was nominated for a gramophone.Colorado producer Thyron!x reworked the song 'Raise Your Glasses' to include a Canadian singer. There is a track on Paul Oakenfold's 'We Are Planet Perfecto Vol.' The Vegas To Ibiza' compilation was released by Armada Music. <mask>g's version of 'So True' by Ago was used in the movie 'Miami Ibiza II'. Carl Cox, Tisto, Judge Jules, Bob Sinclar and Pete Tong are just a few of the people who appear in the movie. The motion picture soundtrack was also used. In 2016 <mask>g's song 'Feel' featuring vocals from Mark Le Sal was featured on the hit US TV show 'Pretty Little Liars' in the 18th episode titled 'Burn This'.One of the first producers to produce an electronic dance record using only apps was him. He produced a track called "iTune" which was the result of a special feature on Judge Jules' radio show. The feature set the task of producing a song in less than a week using only his iPhone, headphones, and various apps from the Apple App Store. The result was to be played the following week on the show for the audience to decide. The 'iTune' was very popular with both Judge Jules and the show's audience and continued to be played on the show for several weeks after the feature. It has appeared in live DJ sets. Steve Angello of the "Swedish House Mafia" had an app that reached over 17,000 users on the iTunes App Store, but Mog's official app reached over 17,000 users worldwide.

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title: Van Williams

texts: Bourbon Street Beat and Surfside 6 were two Warner Bros. television detective series that starred <mask> as Kenny Madison. During the 1966–67 season, he and Bruce Lee worked together on the television series The Green Hornet. <mask> was the son of <mask> and Priscilla Anne (Jarvis) <mask>. He studied business at Texas Christian University and grew up on a ranch outside Fort Worth. He moved to Hawaii after disagreements with his father over how the ranch should be run. Mike Todd, a producer, urged <mask> to come to Hollywood after he was discovered in Hawaii. <mask> said, "Todd liked the look of me and said I should try the acting business, but added, 'First, boy, go back to college and get your degree.'I followed his advice and got a degree in business administration. <mask> took vocal and acting lessons after Todd's death in a plane crash. Warner Bros. signed him to a contract in 1959 after he was cast in an episode of General Electric Theatre. He says he stumbled into the business. I was very lucky. Six <mask> guest starred on episodes of General Electric Theater, Lawman, and Colt.45. He was the co-star of Bourbon Street Beat, which was set in New Orleans.The show aired during the 1959–1960 season and featured his co-stars. In Tall Story, <mask> stepped naked out of the men's locker room shower. Bourbon Street Beat was axed after one season, but <mask>' character, Kenny Madison, was recycled into the new Surfside 6 television series in the same time slot. The series ended in 1962. <mask> occasionally guest- starred on other Warners shows, such as Hawaiian Eye and 77 Sunset Strip. He appeared in a Warners propaganda film. The Leathernecks was a World War II television pilot that was shown as an episode of The Gallant Men.The Caretakers had a supporting role for <mask>. Pat Burns was a regular in The Tycoon with Walter Brennan. <mask> worked in television commercials and guest appearances after his Warner Brothers contract expired. George W. Trendle's radio character, The Green Hornet, was revived by William Dozier in 1966. <mask> signed with 20th Century-Fox to portray the masked hero and his alter ego, the newspaper editor. The Lone Ranger wasn't given his true identity name. The producer's Batman show had a comedy approach, but <mask> played the role straight.He and Bruce Lee made three guest appearances, in character, on Batman, first in a "batclimb" cameo, and later in a two-part episode. A TV Guide profile of 1966, titled "Banker with a Sting", described <mask> as a "friendly neighborhood tycoon" by the time he starred in The Green Hornet. When The Green Hornet came along, <mask> decided to leave the television business. The location work was the only thing I liked about those years. I'm a shy person. Public appearances and autographs are a necessary part of the business, but it wasn't for me. After The Green Hornet ended, <mask> guest starred on shows such as The Big Valley, Mannix, Love, American Style, Nanny and the Professor, Ironside, Mission:Impossible, Apple's Way, Gunsmoke, and The Manhunter.Westwind was a children's adventure series with <mask> back in the lead. He was in The Runaways, The Red Hand Gang, A Twist in the Tale, The Streets of San Francisco, and Colorado C.I. Retirement Williams opened a communications company in Santa Monica, California after retiring from acting. <mask> was a reserve deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. He turned down the role because it was too much location shooting. <mask> made a brief appearance in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story as a director. The filmmakers of the Green Hornet film adaptation wanted <mask> to make a brief appearance as a cemetery guard, but he turned it down.<mask> said he didn't care much for acting because of his resentment towards the people in the industry and their unfair method of going about things. He was wary of typecasting, pointing to examples of failures in people's acting careers, such as the case of George Reeves when he became too associated with his portrayal of Superman. He was concerned about this when playing The Green Hornet. He claimed that because William Morris wanted him to do it, he did it. He stated that he only wanted to act as a business and not as a celebrity. <mask> married Vicki Flaxman in 1959 They had two children and one from Vicki's previous marriage.He had nine children. He had twin daughters from a previous marriage. <mask> owned houses in Sun Valley, Idaho, Fort Worth, and Hawaii. He said it was the result of good investments. Pat Priest said he was <mask>'s mentor. <mask> was close to his co-star Adam West. They spent a lot of time together in Sun Valley.People would comment about Batman and The Green Hornet being on a secret case when they saw them together outdoors, according to West. Kevin Burns revealed on December 5, 2016 that <mask> passed away on November 28, 2016 at the age of 82. William Dozier, the producer and narrator of The Green Hornet TV series, has his papers preserved at the American Heritage Center. There are many items of correspondence with <mask>. There were deaths of American male television actors and American male film actors.

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title: Ken Mora

texts: <mask> is an American graphic novel publisher, screenplay writer, director, producer, and voice actor. He is best known for creating the computer-animated shorts Magnum Farce: and Your Face Global Jam. <mask> is the creator/producer of the comic book and graphic novel about Caravaggio. In addition to being an executive producer of the official biographical documentary of Bill Plympton, Mora is also an associate producer of the feature animated film Revengeance. Mora was the youngest of two siblings. <mask> is a native of Costa Rica. His mother, Betty Paulina Wood y Meza, migrated to the United States from Costa Rica in 1957.His parents met in Los Angeles. The couple were married in 1959 and divorced in 1961. Mora began his relationship with art and stories after his father bought him How To Draw Comics The Marvel Way. After graduating from North High School in 1979 Mora studied variously at El Camino College, worked a variety of jobs, often two at once, and later continued his studies at DeVry University, Santa Monica College, and various private non-accredited learning institutions. Mora began his parallel development of computer and artistic skills in 1984 with the release of the Apple Macintosh personal computer. After being laid off from Hughes Spacecraft, he was hired away to the post of Art Director at The Verity Group, a management consulting firm in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles. In 1995 Mora returned to Santa Monica College to major in Art and Art History and transfer to the USC Roski School of Fine Arts.He graduated from USC with distinction in 1999 and spoke at the graduation ceremony during the tenure of the dean, Ruth Weisberg. In 2003 <mask>'s first screenplay A Light Before The Darkness, based on the volatile Baroque-era artist Caravaggio won several screenwriting competition awards, gained him representation via the Jack Scagnetti literary and talent agency, and an option from Buzzmedia Network for the feature film. He had completed his second and third screenplays by the time the time rights to A Light Before The Darkness reverted to him. The short film adaptation of Magnum Farce: A Shot in the Park, which received top awards at film festivals, was produced by his own production company. Mora became an executive producer of the documentary on Bill Plympton, called "Adventures in Plymptoons", in 2010, after being a fan of the man for a long time. Mora established a pay-per-download New media venture. "Audiomovies" dramatizes previously optioned or award-winning Screenplays that have not been produced as movies.The "Audiomovies" are similar to most audiobooks in that they feature actors and musical scores. Your Face Global Jam, an international collaborative tribute to Bill Plympton's first Academy Award-nominated short, produced and directed by Mora, was released on his Bella Fe Media channel on YouTube. In 2015, Mora published the first issue of A Light Before the Darkness, a biography of the artist Caravaggio on the cloud-based distribution platform comiXology with a limited first printing for patrons of his successful Kickstarter campaign. The last issue of the series was published in March. The Screencraft Cinematic Book Award (Graphic Novel) was won by the premiere Trade paperback in 2020. The publication was a finalist in the Eric Hoffer Award and Billy Bob Buttons The Wishing Shelf Independent Book Awards. The first international print edition of Mora was published in June 2020.The Cook and the Thief (IMDb) is in development. Revengeance is an associate producer, sound recordist, voice actor and consultant.

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title: Nanni Moretti

texts: Giovanni "<mask>" <mask> is an Italian film director, producer, screenwriter, and actor. His films have won awards, including a Palme d'Or at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival for The Son's Room, a Silver Bear at the 1986 Berlin Film Festival for The Mass is Ended, and a Silver Lion at the 1981 Venice Film Festival for Sweet Dreams. He was the president of the Official Competition jury in 2012 and has directed every film since Caro diario. <mask> was born in Italy to parents who were teachers. His father was a Greek teacher at the University of Rome. <mask> is a literary scholar. Growing up, <mask> discovered his two passions, cinema and water polo.His first two short films, Pté de bourgeois and The Defeat, were directed by him after he finished his studies. Io sono un autarchico was the first film by <mask> <mask>. In 1978, he wrote, directed and starred in the movie Ecce Bombo, which tells the story of a student having problems with his advisers. It was shown at the festival. The Silver Lion was awarded at the Venice International Film Festival. The Special Jury Prize at the Berlin International Film Festival was won by La messa  finita. He won the Palme d'Or at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival for The Son's Room, which was followed by a sequel, Aprile.Some actors have been used in <mask>'s films. His father is in 6 films, along with Mauro Fabretti and Antonio Petrocelli. Laura Morante, who appeared in The Son's Room, is one of the more notable Italian actors he has employed frequently. His experience playing waterpolo in the B division of the Italian championship inspired his film Palombella Rossa. Outside Europe, <mask>'s other work has not been widely seen, but within his country he is known as a maker of funny and eccentric films. His most recent role was in the film Mia Madre. He organized street protests against the Berlusconi government.<mask> plays Berlusconi in one of the three portraits of the Italian prime minister. <mask>'s views on Italy's political situation are also dealt with by Aprile. We Have a Pope was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He lives in Rome and is the co-owner of a small movie theater named Nuovo Sacher because of Moretti's passion for Sachertorte. The opening day of Close Up is depicted in the short film, Il Giorno della prima di Close Up. He isn't religious. "I remember the shirts that said 'Thank God I'm an unbeliever'," he said.It's funny. I don't think so. I'm sorry, I'm not a believer. Mia Madre was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The Paris edition of the Cahiers du cinéma has conversations with <mask> Moretti. Laura and Ewa Rascaroli. The film Wallflower was directed by Nanni Moretti.Filmlinc.com has an interview with <mask> <mask> with his own thoughts on his films. Italian film directors David di Donatello and Nastro d'Argento won the Palme d'Or.

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title: Abd al-Wahab al-Shawaf

texts: A colonel in the Iraqi Army and a member of the Free Officers Movement of Iraq, <mask>-Wahab al-Shawaf played a part in the 14 July Revolution. The prominent al-Shawaf clan of Iraq is a religious and landowning Sunni Muslim family. He attended the Baghdad Staff College. He was a student of Nazim Tabaqchali and <mask>. The Senior Officers' School was in the Great Britain. While author Mehdi Herav suggests that al-Shawaf leaned towards the Ba'ath Party, author Juan Romero says he leaned towards the National Democratic Party, who were moderate socialists. Military career Coup plot Al-Shawaf was a member of the original Free Officers group, which plotted the overthrow of the Hashemite monarchy of Iraq, which had been in power since 1932 and was a close ally of the British.He was one of the seven leading officers that planned and executed the coup. The Free Officers planned to launch a revolt as their army units returned to Abu Ghraib, near the capital Baghdad, from al-Rutba, in the country's western desert. The Baghdad-based Free Officers wouldn't lend support to al-Shawaf. Al-Shawaf was discouraged from starting the revolt by one of the group's leaders, who was worried that any success on al-Shawaf's part would challenge his leadership role. The Military-Governor General was to be assigned based on the success of the 14 July Revolution, which resulted in the overthrow and killing of King Faisal II and long-time Prime Minister Nuri al-Said. On July 15th, al-Shawaf was appointed to the less influential position of garrison commander in the northern city of Mosul after being pressured by leading Free Officer <mask>-Salam Arif. He thought it was a way to keep him away from Baghdad, the center of Iraqi politics.According to historian and journalist Said Aburish, al-Shawaf was one of the "minor and least imposing figures" of the Iraqi Revolutionary Command Council. Massoud Barzani, the former President of Iraqi Kurdistan, claims that al-Shawaf was one of the most prominent free officers with democratic leanings. Tensions increased between Qasim and his communist allies on one side and the United Arab Republic President, who was an ally of the USSR, on the other side. By February 1959 Qasim had imprisoned his rival Arif, a pan-Arabist supporter of Iraqi membership of the UAR, which included Egypt and Syria, and ousted all other pro-unity officers from the RCC. The opportunity to fill Arif's position in Baghdad was blocked by Qasim, who kept al-Shawaf in his post at Mosul. The exiled pro-unity officers, who found refuge in the UAR, immediately plotted to overthrow the Qasim government with the help of Nasser and the UAR's Northern Region (Syria) intelligence chief. Iraqi Arab nationalists, including the Ba'ath Party, were influenced by Al-Shawaf to move against the president.The arms were smuggled into the city from Syria. The Partisans of Peace were given the go-ahead to hold a mass rally by Qasim, who was aware of the rising dissent in the region. Roughly 100,000 people participated in the rally that was against pan-Arabism. There were fights between them and supporters of Nasser in March. The leader of the coup plot, Colonel Rifaat Haj Sirri, was unable to organize the plan by the time of the riots. On 8 March, al-Shawaf announced the coup against Qasim and raised the flag of the UAR over the citadel. Thousands of innocent citizens were thrown into internment camps, the likes of which had never been seen under the rule of the oppressor Nuri Said, according to al-Shawaf.The leader of the Partisans of Peace, Kamel Kazanji, was personally executed by al-Shawaf while in custody. The Shammar tribe, which was armed by the UAR, supported the rebellion and helped it reach the suburbs. Kurdish tribes in the Iraqi border regions near Iran and Turkey supported Al-Shawaf, but also faced pro-government Kurdish irregulars and armed members of the Partisans of Peace. On 9 March, al-Shawaf was injured and hospitalized. A non-commissioned officer from his brigade shot and killed al-Shawaf in his hospital room. The Shammar tribesmen were pursued by the Iraqi military to the border with the UAR. Several of al-Shawaf's officers fled to the country.The communist-led campaign to retaliate against pro-Shawaf citizens and soldiers began immediately, and by the end of the hostilities, nearly 2,000–3,000 people were slain. After the failure of the revolt, relations between the UAR and Iraq deteriorated further. During a funeral procession near Saladin's tomb in Damascus, there were signs that said "Shawwaf, you shall be avenged!" Qasim the traitor. Arif was honored as a hero of pan-Arabism. 1916 births 1959 deaths Iraqi military leaders Deaths by firearm in Iraq Sunni Muslims People from Baghdad

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title: Reggie Houston

texts: <mask> (born July 2, 1947, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States) is an American musician who plays saxophones. He was associated with the New Orleans pianist Fats Domino. <mask> was born in New Orleans, Louisiana to a pianist and a social activist named <mask>. <mask> began studying the saxophone at the age of 10. At the age of 12 <mask> joined The Gladiators, a band that was widely considered to be one of the pioneers of funk. <mask> continued to perform with The Gladiators throughout high school and while home on holiday from his undergraduate studies at Southern University. It was not possible to play jazz, blues, and funk in any African American university in the United States during this time.After returning from fighting in the Vietnam War, <mask> learned that his former Southern University music professor had just begun a jazz program. One day after <mask> made a phone call to Southern University, he joined the jazz program at the university. The Music Hall of Fame at Southern University was where <mask> worked until his death in 2007, and where he was to be induct into the Hall of Fame. The first annual New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival was being planned while <mask> was preparing for graduation from Southern. The graduate students from Southern's jazz program were hired by the main creative force behind the festival. <mask> was put to work in the jazz tent at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival after he returned to New Orleans. As a paid employee of the festival, <mask> worked as stage manager, booking agent, and emcee over the course of ten years.<mask> worked for the festival and continued to work with artists like New Orleans' soul queen. The original core members of The Survivors were keyboardist Sam Henry, drummer Zigaboo Modeliste, The Neville Brothers, and Ramsy McLean. Steve Masakowski, Ricky Sebastian, Bobby McFerrin, and Harry Connick Jr. were other players with The Survivors. <mask> was a member of The Fats Domino Band for 22 years after joining them in 1983. <mask> was offered the saxophone role in his band by Dr. John, who occasionally gigged in New Orleans. <mask> accepted her offer to lead her band, which he did until moving to Portland, Oregon in 2004. Pianist, Amasa Miller, and drummer, Raymond Weber, were in the band.The Reggie Houston Arkestra, The Box of Chocolates, The Earth Island Band, and The Crescent City Connection are all Houston's own bands. Recording credits for 2010 are "Homage 1" by <mask> and "Bridges" by Mary Flower. Matthew Voth collaborated with <mask> on "Doctors, Professors, Kings & Queens: Big Ol' Box of New Orleans" in 2004. The full range of Crescent City music can be found in Factory's mammoth 4 disc collection. Jimmy "Bean" Ballero and <mask> performed "Louisiana Night" in 2003 and "Makin' Groceries" in 2001. The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival recorded live in 2001. The Indigo Girls recorded "Come On Now Social" in 1999.<mask> is a guest musician on track 1 of "The Lady I Hated." <mask> is a guest musician on track 6 of "Peace Tonight." <mask> is a guest vocalist on track 1 of "Dew Drop Out." Buffy Sainte-Marie wrote "Coincidence and Likely Stories" in 1992 and The Neville Brothers wrote "Creole Nightingale" in 1988. Jazz musicians from New Orleans include American jazz saxophonists and American male saxophonists.

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title: Erja Lyytinen

texts: <mask> is a singer, guitarist and writer. When she was 15 years old, <mask> began playing the guitar. She began writing her own songs around the same time. She was the singer in a soul-inspired band that she performed in high school. She was influenced by artists like Ray Charles. One of her favourite songs from Taylor was the piece "I'm A Woman" from The Earthshaker album. Bonnie Raitt is mentioned as a great influence.In 1997 he spent a year in Sweden as an exchange student. Sibelius Academy is where she studied music education. She was the first woman to major in electric guitar at that institution. 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She has opened for Robert Plant, Focus and Tom Jones, as well as playing with Joe Bonamassa, Sonny Landreth and Carlos Santana. On November 10, 2002, Robert Plant was the opening act. One of her most cherished concert memories is the occasion. In 2003 she played on the main stage at the biggest blues festival in the country. Her second album was released.Two of her idols, Bonnie Raitt and Koko Taylor, performed at the festival, and she had the chance to meet them. At the time, he was studying at the Sibelius Academy and touring. She went abroad in 2003 to study. She studied jazz guitarist Jacob Ficher and guitarist Billy Cross, who played with Bob Dylan. In the spring of 2003 the Musician's Institute of Technology in Los Angeles awarded a stipend to Lyytinen. She was able to study with Scott Henderson, who has played in the Electric Band of Chick Corea, and with a man who kept amazing lectures about the history of blues. The Blues Caravan tour by Thomas Ruf was held in 2005.There was a group of female blues artists who had contracts with Ruf Records. Ruf offered a record deal to <mask>, who recorded her international debut album, "Pilgrimage". The album was recorded in Memphis and Mississippi. In 2006 she was able to record her next album in Oxford, Mississippi with local musicians. Her playing is more slide guitar-oriented on this record. The album was picked as the "Album of the Year" by The Bluesministeri radio show, which was broadcasted on YLE. In the same year, he toured with the Blues Caravan.The album was released in 2008. The first record to feature her own band was the one that she thinks is her real album. The line-up for the guitar was: Davide Floreno. "Ruf's Blues Caravan" toured again at the beginning of 2009. There were other artists on that tour. At the Notodden Blues Festival in Norway, the trio got to play a song with Joe Bonamassa. The album Voracious Love, which was released in 2010, continued to push her musical boundaries.She collaborated with the singer from the bands Nightwish and Tarot and with Paavo Ltjnen from Apocalyptica on the song "Bed of Roses". In the fall of 2010 <mask> was on a tour with her band. She was the opening act in England. The same year, he graduated from Sibelius Academy with a master of music degree. In Britain, he toured extensively. There were 11 shows on the tour. She performed "Don't Let a Good Woman Down", "Oil and Water", and the Blind Willie Nelson cover "The Soul of a Man" on the "Blues Show" with Paul Jones.The band's line-up was: Roger Inniss (bass), Miri Miettinen (drums), and Davide Floreno ( guitar). In the fall of 2012 he was a contestant on the "Strictly Come Dancing" TV show. The show was broadcasted. The album was called "Forbidden Fruit". The songs "Joyful Misery" and "At least We Still Fight" were written by Alan Darby, who has performed with Eric Clapton and Paul McCartney and wrote music for Bonnie Raitt. The Sky is Crying was a tribute to the music of Elmore James. She proved her skills as a slide guitarist on this more blues-oriented record.The Canadian "Underground Blues Network" chose the album as the best European Blues album of the year. The British Blues are important. She was honoured by placing her 2nd on the international solo artist chart after it was placed amongst the three best international albums of the year. The Live in London concert album, which was recorded at The 100 Club in London, was voted the #1 international solo artist by Blues Matters. There is a magazine. She was awarded the title of The Artist of the Year. The album was called The Stolen Hearts.Chris Kimsey is the producer of The Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd albums. In India, he performed for the first time in India in sold-out venues with the guitarist/actor Heikki Silvennoinen. Her first "Blue Christmas" tour in Finland was followed by two successful tours in England. The best guitarist of the year was voted on in the European Blues Awards. ”Thdet, Thdet” is a music entertainment TV show on MTV3. The Jamming with Carlos Santana was performed in front of 20,000 people. I like the future because I have a new friend.I call her lightning. Santana gave her a new name when he invited her on stage. A highlight preceding the Kaisaniemi, concert was on New Year's Eve when <mask> played in front of over 80,000 people at YLE's "New Year's Eve Concert". The concert was broadcasted nationwide. The Another World album has a biography of The Blues Queen. The album has influences from many genres. Sonny Landreth, an American slide guitar virtuoso, and former guitarist for Michael Jackson, perform on the album.The album was mixed by Chris Bell in Texas and mastered by Lursen in Los Angeles. The actor Dan Aykroyd, who is known for his role in the movie Blues Brothers, was in Canada with the Downchild Blues Band. She was the opening act for Tom Jones in August. Guitar World asked their online readers for their opinions on the 30 best blues guitarists in the world today. More than 60,000 votes were cast between the site's list of nominees and after the competition was over, <mask> was ranked 14th. The Savon Sanomat newspaper gave the prestigious "Savonmuan Hilima" award to Lyytinen. On the same day, the announcement was made on the front page.Notable designers, artists, researchers, and classical singers have all come from the Savolax area. The popular music genre was represented by the first recipient of the award. The trophy was designed by a local artist. The trophy is made from black and white glass. The Blues Queen's autobiography was released in November of 2019. There are albums in the discography studio.

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title: Abu Bakr ibn al-Arabi

texts: In full <mask> ibn al-Arab al-Mafir al-Ishbl, born in Sevilla in 1076, died in Fez. During the reign of the Almoravids, Ibn al-Arabi was forced to migrate to Morocco. He was a student of Al-Ghazali. He was a master of jurisprudence. His father was a student. He helped spread Ash'ari theology in Spain. A biography about him was written by his contemporary Qadi Ayyad.The person died 1149. <mask> Ibn al-'Arabi was a "Andalusian Malikite qadi". He was born in Seville Al-Andalus, where his father worked for the king of Seville. His father left for a less turbulent setting when Al-Andalus was taken over by the Almoravids. The two al'Arabis traveled by ship from Egypt to Jerusalem. He devoted himself to his studies and writing. He wrote many books on a variety of subjects.He wrote a book on the arrangement of the travel that raised his interest in religions and experiences of the great authorities and Eminent People. The Rule of Interpretation, and Protective Guards Against Strong Objections is one of the works written by Ibn al-'Arabi. Descriptions of the al-Arabi's travels were provided in two of his books, Tartib al-rohla li al-targhib fi al-millah and Qanun al-ta'wil. These accounts are important, as they are the only accounts of a Muslim in Jerusalem during the Seljuq period, and they also provide a critical Muslim objective. Both al'-Arabis' traveled to Damascus and Baghdad after leaving Jerusalem. After taking pilgrimage, they settled in Baghdad. While in Jerusalem, Ibn al-'Arabi was lured by all of the scholars he met there, and performing the hajj became an addition to his quest for knowledge.It was only when he returned to Baghdad in 1097 that he met the man he studied for the first time. Under al-Ghazali, Ibn al-'Arabi studied closely. One of the most important sources of information about al-Ghazali's life and teachings is Ibn al-'Arabi. When it came to al-Ghazali's theology, Ibn al-'Arabi became a master and was enthusiastic, but also critical of his teachings. Although al-Ghazali was respected by Ibn al-'Arabi, he was not afraid to express his feelings of difference. After his father died, Ibn al-'Arabi headed back to Seville. He was an esteemed and credited scholar and teacher, as well as a main source to spread the works and teachings of al-Ghazali in the Muslim west, after being gone for 10 years studying in the Muslim east.The works of al-Ghazali were challenged by Ibn al-'Arabi. There is nothing more perfect or complete than what God has created, that's what al-Ghazali believed. There is a limitation of God's power according to Ibn al-'Arabi. In some of his other works, we can see this argument. There were times when judges and lawyers were faced with a situation where there was no legal text or scripture to help them make a decision. Judges and lawyers must use their best discretion in determining the rule of law. The definition of the punishment as a right of God or a private right was debated.The crime should be seen as a private right, as it is conditioned by the victim filing a petition, because there are two views on whether the right is God or a private right. The nature of the soul and the study and theory of knowledge were reflected by Ibn al-'Arabi. The Sufi argument states that knowledge can only be achieved through purity of the soul, chastening of the heart, and an overall unity between the body and the heart. According to Ibn al-'Arabi, there is no connection between knowledge a person acquires and any sacred acts that his soul has performed. He used his knowledge of the soul in his studies. When discussing abortion, madhhabs judgments differ a lot. Hanafis and Malikis tend to have different opinions on this issue.The point at which the soul is breathed into the unborn child is seen to be the point at which an abortion is forbidden. According to Hanafis, inducing a miscarriage is not a crime until the 120th day of conception. The gap between the Maliki and Hanafi opinions was not bridged by Ibn al-'Arabi by granting greater protection rights to the embryo after ensoulment. Many other subjects were written by Ibn al-'Arabi. He wrote about the treatment of women. The slaves need to be disciplined with a stick, while the free man will not need more than an indication. There are people who will behave well only through correction.Discipline can be used by any man who knows about it, but it's better if he doesn't. It seems that Ibn al-'Arabi wanted to express beating in a non violent way. He believed that the only way to improve the wife's behavior was to beat her in a non violent way. <mask> <mask>-'Arabi was regarded as being trustworthy and reliable despite having some critics. The "Aridhat al-Ahwazi" is one of his major books. "Ahkam al-Quran" is a commentary on the Quran. There is commentary on the legal rulings of the Qur'an.Al-'Awasim min al-Qawasim or "Defense Against Disaster" is a history book that became famous for his strong reply against the Shia. There are external links to the article on <mask> <mask>-Arabi.

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title: Jeff Kent (author)

texts: <mask> was born in 1951. <mask> was born on July 28, 1951 in Hartshill, Stoke-on-Trent, England, and was educated at Hanley High School. He obtained an honours degree in International Relations from the University of London in 1973. Kent taught History and Geography at Maryhill Comprehensive School from 1974 to 1975 and at Leek College from 1976 to 1980. He became a full-time lecturer in General Studies at the college in 1980, but his post was halved in 1986 to allow him to spend more time on his creative work. He went on to tutor in History, Geography, Ecology and Sociology after setting up and co-ordinating the first open learning course. He lectured in History, Geography and International Perspectives at Trent College after he began lecturing in English.He served as the college's UCU branch secretary from 2006 to 2010 and lectured in Writing & Publishing and Creative Writing from 1994 to 2010. Writings <mask> wrote record reviews for Hard Graft magazine. In 1983, he published his first book, The Rise and Fall of Rock, a 484-page critical rock music history, which took him eight years to complete. It detailed the battle between the creative and business interests in the music industry. The British Charts, a 634-page book of pop music lists, was never published. In 1987, he published Principles of Open Learning, an examination of a radical, flexible and student-centred method of education. The Case for Open Learning for Routes to Change: A Collection of Essays for Green Education was published the following year.The Last Poet: The Story Of Eric Burdon was published in 1989. The only biography of the famous vocalist that used detailed material from extensive interviews was written by Kent. In 1989 Kent published the first of his seven books on Port Vale Football Club, Back to Where we once belonged. The club's return to the Second Division of the Football League for the first time in 32 years was celebrated in the Port Vale Promotion Chronicle. His interest in Vale began when he saw his cousin play in the first team. The first detailed history of Port Vale was published by Kent in 1990. He used archives from newspapers and magazines, as well as private collections, to build statistics on past seasons and players, as he did with other books in his Port Vale series.He discovered that the club was probably founded in 1879 and not 1876 as had been thought. In 1991, he published Port Vale Tales: A Collection of Stories, Anecdotes and Memories, which featured the recollections of 65 contributors closely connected with the club. Ten walks were contributed by Kent to 100 Walks In Staffordshire. He published a song book to accompany his album of the same name. The data for each song was included. The Port Vale Record 1879– 1993 was a statistical history of Port Vale, detailing all the first team's reported season by season results, appearances, goalscorers and crowds. Port Vale Personalities: A Biographical Dictionary of Players, Officials and Supporters was published three years later.The Mercia Manifesto: A blueprint for the future inspired by the past was published in 1997 by The Mercia Movement, a radical political organisation campaigning for the restoration of Mercia as an independent region. A new society based on communalism, organic democracy and ecological balance was advocated in the manifesto. In 1998, Kent returned to the world of football and published The Potteries Derbies, which outlined the story of the first-team matches between Port Vale andStoke City. The book described all the games that had been played by the two teams. A Draft Constitution For Mercia was written by Kent and was published by The Mercia Movement in 2001. The draft constitution was to be presented to a convention in the spring of that year. The Mysterious Double Sunset was the last book in Kent's name for ten years.The book is the only in-depth study of the extraordinary solar phenomenon, which was traditionally observed on the summer solstice from St Edward's churchyard in Leek, Staffordshire, looking at The Cloud, 6.5 miles to the northwest. There were two quintuple sunsets he observed against The Cloud, as well as double sunsets against Chrome Hill, Parkhouse Hill, and Thorpe Cloud. The Mercian Constitutional Convention published The Constitution of Mercia in 2003 after two years of work by Kent. It had 28 articles and many sub- articles and claimed to be the ultimate legal authority in Mercia. A new society based on organic democracy, co-operative community and ecological balance was offered by the constitution. In 2004, Kent's poem, My Friend The Sun, was published in the Poetry Now book, Heart of England 2004, and in 2005, his poem, Staring Down The Barrel of a Loaded Gun, was published in the anthology, Animal Antics 2005. He published his seventh book, What If There Had Been No Port in the Vale?, after a long absence from the writing world.Startling Port Vale stories. The book explored fourteen crucial, and numerous minor, situations in the club's history, which might have ended up very differently and he speculated upon the consequences had they done so. The book was thought to be the first counterfactual football history. A guide to the 65 hills of the county which reached that height was published by Kent in 2013. The book was believed to be the first of its kind. Peak Pictures was a book of 137 colour pictures of unusual scenes in the southern Pennines. A guide to the 46 hills of the county reaching that height was published by Kent in 2015.Although <mask> is primarily an author of books, he has written articles on a variety of subjects over the years. <mask> occasionally edits the works of other writers, even though he is mainly a writer. The Wars of the Roaches was written by King Doug, Lord of the Roaches, and was published in 1991. The story of the battle of Rockhall Cottage between Doug and Anne was told in the book. The Man Who Sank The Titanic? was edited by Kent. Gary Cooper wrote The Life and Times of Captain Edward J. Smith. The biography of the captain of the Titanic was the first of its kind.The Mercia Manifesto: A blueprint for the future inspired by the past was edited by <mask>. In 2000, he released his ecological concept album, Only One World, and made rare live appearances to promote it. His solo works were released. His musical style is similar to that of Strawbs. <mask> claimed to have invented a new technique of playing the drum tambourine, strapped over a shoulder, with a timpani mallet and drumstick, to create bass drum and rim shot snare drum. <mask> Morris, in which he played various pieces of percussion strapped to his body. The soundtrack of the film, Pictures From The Potteries, was composed of pieces of music from Kent's four albums.Films <mask> was the historical adviser to the video history of Port Vale, entitled Up The Vale!, which was produced and released by Action Sports International in 1998. The story of Port Vale was documented in a video. The Port Vale Football Club Millennium Documentary was produced and released in 2000. The earlier video showed the club's history from its formation to the present day. He directed Pictures From The Potteries, a film showing the highlights of the 131 movies shot by his father, <mask>. The soundtrack of the film was composed by <mask>. The movie was released on DVD the same year as the premiere.Campaigns Kent began to campaign on an environmental and humanitarian platform in 1977 through the lyrics of his songs, especially those which came to constitute his two-part Tales from the Land of the Afterglow album. He became a co- founder of the North Staffs Ecology Party in 1980. He was the Ecology Party candidate for the Odd Rode ward in the Congleton Borough Council elections in 1984 and he got over 10% of the vote. He founded a party. He was a contributor to the Ecology Party Education Working Group's book, Routes to Change: A Collection of Essays for Green Education, which was published in 1988. He left the party due to its increasing centralisation and the campaign for celebrities to join and promote the party. The Movement For Middle England was formed in 1992 to work for the full autonomy of Middle England within a devolved England.He left the organisation in June 1993 and co-found the Mercia Movement, which held its first meeting in August 1993. <mask> became the co-ordinator of the movement to re-create a legal autonomously Mercia as an organic democracy. A 128-page book, edited and largely written by <mask>, was published in 1997 by the movement. He expanded his campaign for the environment by releasing his ecological concept album, Only One World, in 2000 and performing songs from it live on a short solo tour. A Draft Constitution For Mercia was published in 2001 by the Mercia Movement. To put the draft before a regional convention for approval, amendment or rejection was the goal of the production of the draft. <mask> was elected as the convener of the Mercian Constitutional Convention.The draft constitution of Mercia was debated for two years before the convention passed a series of amendments. Kent was the main author. The final draft of The Constitution of Mercia, a 21-page booklet, was published by the convention in 2003 with <mask> credited as an editorial adviser. The constitution said it was the ultimate legal authority in Mercia. The legal independence of Mercia was declared by Kent and two other members of the convention. The acting witan of Mercia was renamed in order to bring about the full democratisation of the region. Kent was elected as the convener.On May 29, 2004, the first Mercian Independence Day anniversary, Kent and other members of the acting witan launched a new currency for the region, the Mercian penny, and handed out the coins free to people who registered as citizens of Mercia. Over 2,000 people were registered as citizens of Mercia by Kent and other members of the acting witan. The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery was declared the property of the citizens of Mercia by Kent and Philip Snow on February 26, 2010. Kent is an occasional speaker on a variety of topics. Kent was the chairman of the Port Vale Supporters' Group from January 1992 to July 1994 and the co-ordinator of the Save the Vale campaign. On the summer solstice 2001 and the day either side, Kent organised free guided viewings of the Leek double sunset, as seen against The Cloud, from Lowe Hill on the outskirts of town, which were attended by large numbers of people. He offered free guided viewings of both the Chrome Hill double sunset and the Leek phenomenon on the same three nights in the same year.He continued to hold events at these two locations, with varying degrees of success, until 2013; the occasions again proved popular and he continued to hold events at these two locations, with varying degrees of success. He switched the observations back to Lowe Hill because the tree growth had made it a better viewing site than the road to Pickwood Hall. In December of 2011, <mask> joined the Brummagem Mummers and created and played the character Wild Bill Hitchhiker, a spoof of the Wild West. In 2012 <mask> became the first person to identify and climb all of the 65 peaks in the county. He named the hills after himself. He was able to identify and climb all of the 46 1,000-foot peaks in the state. In 2015 and 2016 he was able to locate and climb all of the county's 1,000-foot peaks.Butcher's Tale/Annie, with the Dancing Eyes is a discography single. The first album is Tales from the Land of the Afterglow, Part 1 by <mask> and The Witan. A Winter's Day; Butcher's Tale; Saxon's Dream/ May Dance; Stoned; Annie, with the Dancing Eyes; Flight; After the Storm; Love Poem (for Pat); from the Mead Hall. Tales from the Land of the Afterglow, Part 2 is called <mask> & The Witan. The Poacher; Summer Nights; Crofter's Lament; The Afterglow; Mr. 9 till 5; It's Over; In Search of the Dream; Tomorrow Comes. The Seer and Requiem to the New Year. <mask> is from Port Vale.The only place to be is Burslem. The End of the Season; Port Vale Battle Cry; Vale Chant; travelling black and white army; Port Vale forever. Only One World was written by <mask>. Songs: Only One World, Protect And Survive, The Dream Is Only Just Beginning, Violence Against Nonviolence, I Have A Love Affair, and All Things Are Connected. Only One World is what it is. The Rise and Fall of Rock was written by the author. There are principles of open learning.The Last Poet was written by Eric Burdon. Witan Books was published in 1989. Back to where we were before! The Port Vale promotion Chronicle was published in 1989. The story of Port Vale is told in The Valiants' Years: The Story of Port Vale. Port Vale Tales: A Collection of Stories, Anecdotes and Memories was published in 1991. There is a book called Port Vale FOREVER (Witan Books, 1992).The Port Vale Record was published in 1993. Port Vale Personalities: A Biographical Dictionary of Players, Officials and Supporters was published in 1996. The Potteries books were published in 1998. The Mysterious Double Sunset was published in 2001. What if there had been no port in the Vale? Startling Port Vale stories! Witan Books was published in 2011.There is a book about the 1,000-foot Peaks of Staffordshire. There is a book called Peak Pictures (Witan Books, 2014). The 1,000-foot Peaks of Cheshire. Routes to Change is a collection of essays about green education. The Crowood Press published 100 walks in Staffordshire. The Mercia Movement is the main author of The Mercia Manifesto. There is a draft constitution for Mercia.The Constitution of Mercia is a book. Denis Dawson is the editor of Port Vale Grass Roots: From Supporter to Groundsman and Back Again. <mask> is the author of A Potteries Past. <mask> is the author of stories from stoke. The man who sabotaged the Titanic? Gary Cooper wrote The Life and Times of Captain Edward J. Smith. The man who sabotaged the Titanic?Gary Cooper wrote The Life and Times of Captain Edward J. Smith. King Doug: Lord of the Roaches is an editorial adviser. The Flap of Butterfly Wings is from The Off The Wall Writers' Group. Who's Who of Authors and Writers is a reference book. International Who's Who in Popular Music. A & C Black is the author of the Writers' & Artists' Yearbook 2009. Barry Turner is the editor of The Writer's Handbook 2009.The Independent Mercia is a self-governing region of England. The December of 2011. People from Hartshill Port Vale F.C. are alumni of the University of London. People educated at Hanley High School.

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title: Nadine Labaki

texts: <mask> is a director and activist. <mask> was an actress in the early 2000s. After the release of her first film, she began her film-making career. She covers a range of political issues such as war, poverty, and feminism. She is the first female Arab director to be nominated for an Oscar. <mask> was born to a Maronite family in Mount Lebanon Governorate, Lebanon. Her father is an engineer while her mother is a homemaker.After the civil war in Lebanon ended, she lived in a war-torn environment for seventeen years. She learned the art of telling stories from her uncle. She found her love for film at the small theatre her grandfather owned. She began her career with a talent show. The show aired through the early 2000s. <mask> won a prize for directing music video productions. <mask> obtained a degree in audiovisual studies.In 1997, she directed her graduation film, 11 Rue Pasteur, which won the Best Short Film Award at the Arab World Institute in Paris. <mask> was not educated or trained abroad, which makes her unique among her fellow Lebanon and Arab Film Makers. She attended an acting workshop at the Cours Florent in 1998. She went on to direct advertisements and music videos for renowned Middle Eastern singers, for which she won several awards. She created examples of Lebanon's modern women who were at ease in their bodies. <mask>'s name became more popular in the Arab media. The year 2003 was when she began directing music videos.The song, "Akhasmak ah" (Yes, I'll fight you), sparked controversy due to its scenes of sexually suggestive dancing. Ajram's female character, who serves as a waitress to male customers, was seen as inappropriate and evocative. <mask> said that she was portraying an "assertive and powerful female figure". The image of the current Arab woman was redefined by <mask> and Ajram. <mask>'s music videos include "Lawn Ouyounak" and "Inta Eih." The best music video awards went to the three videos. <mask> was part of the residency at the festival.She wrote her first feature film during that time. She directed and played a leading role in a movie that shows a Lebanon that most people don't know about. She presents a comedy that deals with issues related to love, sexuality, tradition, disappointment, and everyday ups and downs, rather than tackle political issues that have plagued Lebanon. The film was a commercial success in the summer of 2007, after its premiere at the Directors' Fortnight. <mask> received a lot of attention as a director and actress due to the fact that it sold worldwide and collected important prizes at many festivals around the world. She was put on Variety's 10 Directors to Watch list. She received the Order of Arts and Letters from the French Ministry of Culture and Communication.Where Do We Go Now? was <mask>'s second feature film. The film humorously tackles a delicate subject about a war-torn Middle Eastern village in which Muslim and Christian women try to keep their men from starting a religious war. When <mask> was pregnant with her son, the idea for the film came to her. Lebanon was in the middle of its most violent turmoil in decades. There was a conflict in the streets of Lebanon. <mask> says that friends become enemies due to religious differences. She pondered what lengths mothers would go to prevent their sons from obtaining arms and taking to the streets to fight.This one idea sparked the narrative of the film, in which an entire town of women begin a mission to prevent the men from killing each other. The story takes place in Lebanon. The film is universal and this conflict does not only happen in Lebanon. I see it everywhere. We are scared of each other. Her second feature casts non-professional actors. <mask> states that "normal people deserve to be on the big screen."The film was shown at the festival in 2011. At the Toronto International Film Festival, the film won the Cadillac people's choice award. It has won many awards in film festivals around the world. The film was nominated for best foreign film at the Critics Choice Awards. During its opening weekend, the film hit the largest ever admissions total for an Arabic-speaking film in Lebanon, amounting to 21,475 admissions for a total of $150,358. <mask> <mask>'s third feature film, called Capernaum, was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the Palais des Festivals in France. The story of a boy living in the slums is told in the film.He wants to file a lawsuit against his parents because they brought him into a world of suffering. The screenplay was written by <mask> along with Jihad Hojeily and others. The music was composed by Mouzanar. Capernaum means 'chaos'. <mask> spent three years researching the city's children to gather their stories and experiences. She used mostly non-professional actors for this film, including the lead child actor, who was found in one of the slums playing with friends, a Syrian refugee himself. <mask> considers her system to be very organic.She wanted to provide these "forgotten children" with a voice and use her cinematic tools to ignite a change. <mask> uses cinematic conventions such as illuminations, atmosphere lighting, and silence to help convey the meaning in her films. <mask> continues to write and direct films that don't focus on conflict. <mask> won Best Directing at the 12th Asia Pacific Screen Awards. She will be on the jury for the Un Certain Regard section of the festival. <mask> continues to be represented in France by Art Media Agency after the success of Capernaum. Her movie Capernaum was nominated in the foreign-language Oscars category, which was a first for a female director.She is the first female Arab director to be nominated for an Oscar. A group of people, including a family, have been resettling in Norway. For the first time in his life, he and his siblings are going to school. <mask> says this is the greatest reward. <mask> <mask> started acting in short films in the early 2000s. She was in The Seventh Dog. The work won an audience award at a short film festival.<mask> starred in a musical comedy. The film did better than "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" at the box office. <mask> acted in her first film in the same year. <mask> starred in Stray Bullet. She is in a production by Laila Marrakchi that features Hiam Abbas and Lubna Azabal. Where Do We Go Now? is one of the films she has performed in. And Capernaum.She casts herself in her movies. The people I cast feel more comfortable when I act with them. It's like directing a scene from the inside when I am in the film. She was selected as a jury member for the 11th Beijing International Film Festival. Growing up during the Lebanon Civil War, <mask>'s films are informed by her experiences of political unrest in her home country, often exploring themes of violence and trauma. The refugee crisis and poverty are issues that <mask>'s films challenge apathy towards. <mask>'s works have themes of war and tragedy, but also humor.The Lebanon Civil War had a lasting impact on the country. <mask>'s experiences shaped her film-making. She feels that she has to help her country. She decided that talking about poverty and the refugee crisis is important. <mask>'s movie Capernaum received an Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Language Film of the Year, as well as 34 other wins and 46 other nominations, and was covered in a Q&A by FF2 Media. She wanted to include child labor, migrant labor rights, children's rights, the absurdity of having to have the papers to prove that you exist, and early marriage in the script. She believes that cinema can be a way to create change, that politics and art are intertwined, and that her films are her own way of revolt.Sometimes a line in a film can make you think about your decisions. Films can offer hope more than politics. <mask> hopes that her films will "shake audiences out of their chronic lethargy" because her films have no solutions for the issues Lebanon faces. She believes that cinema can affect social change. Feminism and the female narrative are two common themes in her work. She focuses on the lives of women in the Middle East in her films. <mask> <mask> uses themes from the Arab world and the Western world in her films.Ordinary women are affected by complex realities that are deeply related to decades of political turmoil. Non-professional actors are often cast in <mask>'s films. She often finds men, women, and children who live in the real neighborhoods shown on screen where they re-enact scenes from their own experiences. <mask> makes the film realistic. <mask> spends a lot of time researching and picking the cast for her films. She spent four years researching her subject and the mistreated children in Lebanon. She used hand-held cameras to capture life in the streets of Lebanon for her film Capernaum.She spent a year searching for women who looked like her. She didn't want professional actors because she wanted the women to support each other as they cope with their problems. She edited down the months of raw footage to just over two hours. The photo of a 3-year-old Syrian refugee whose lifeless body sparked outrage around the world inspired Labaki. "I remember thinking if this child could talk, what would he say, and how would he address the adults that killed him?" She says so. I wanted to be their voice and their vehicle.<mask> said in a 2012 interview that he had a problem with injustice. I don't say anything about the wrong things around me. She likes to address relevant issues through her art, be it acting, directing, or even dance. Where do we go now? She mentioned in an interview with FF2 Media that she has a background in dancing. <mask> is a multilingual person who speaks in Arabic, French, English and Italian. She married a musician in 2007.Walid was <mask> <mask>'s first child. <mask> had a daughter, Mayroun, seven years later. <mask> was the keynote speaker at the 150th graduation ceremony of the American University of Beirut. <mask> <mask> was a candidate for the May 2016 local election in the capital. Social justice and the good of the public are the focus of the organization. Despite achieving about 40% of the popular vote, the movement lost against its opponent, the 'Beirutis' list, supported by Hariri, in all 6 out of 12 wards, but did not gain a single seat under the election's one-district First-past-the- There is a filmography as a director.The film was shown at the festival. There is a list of awards and nominations. Where do we go now? The film was part of the Un Certain Regard section at the festival. The Cinema for Peace Most Valuable Movie of the Year Award is one of the many awards that O Milagre Capernaum has won. The Seventh Dog is a short film by Zeina Durra and Wissam Smayra. Roles as Amale Rock, Mea Culpa, Rio, I Love You, and Capernaum were taken.The Best Non-American Film is included in the scope. The Best Non-English Language Film will be presented at the 2020 Danish Film Awards. The best foreign film of 2020 is Capernaum. The Best Foreign Language Film of the Year was won by Capernaum. Golden Globes, Best Motion Picture, Foreign Language, and Capernaum are included. The Best Film Not in the English Language was nominated for the BAFTA Awards. The Best Non-English Language Film is by the Alliance of Women Film Journalists.The Alliance of Women Film Journalists has a Best Woman Director category. The best foreign feature film of the year will be decided in the ninth row. There are Awards Circuit Community Awards, Best Foreign Language Film, and Capernaum. The César Awards, France, Best Foreign Film, and Capernaum are all part of the scope. The Best Director of the FEST International Film Festival is Capernaum. The Globes de Cristal Awards, France, Best Foreign Film, and Capernaum are all part of the scope. The Kinema Junpo Awards have Best Foreign Film and Capernaum.The Latino Entertainment Journalists Association Film Awards are for foreign language films. The Palm Springs International Film Festival has Best Foreign Language Film. The Rotterdam International Film Festival has an audience award. The Best Lebanon Director is at the The Lebanese Movie Awards. The Best Cast In A Lebanon Motion Picture is at the The Lebanese Movie Awards. The Best Writing In A Lebanon Motion Picture was won by Capernaum. The Best Feature Film is at the Vilnius International Film Festival.The scope includes the Young Artist Awards, Humanitarian Award, and Capernaum. The best feature at the Adelaide Film Festival was Capernaum. The Best Film of the Youth Jury Film Prize is at the Golden Orange Film Festival. The best film at the Golden Orange Film Festival was Capernaum. There are awards in the Asia Pacific Screen Awards. There are British Independent Film Awards, Best International Independent Film, and Capernaum. There is a film festival in Canada and a narrative feature in the US.The Calgary International Film Festival has a Fan Favourite Award. The jury prize of the Capernaum film festival was awarded inrow 30. The prize of the jury at Capernaum was awarded at the festival. The festival includes the Prix de la citoyenneté and the Capernaum. Palme d'Or, Capernaum, and the Cannes Film Festival are included in the scope. The Festival international du cinema francophone en Acadie is taking place this year. Festival international du cinema francophone en Acadie, Public Choice Award, and Capernaum are included.The scope is for the Ghent International Film Festival, the North Sea Port Audience Award, and Capernaum. The best narrative feature of the Melbourne International Film Festival was Capernaum. The scope is for the Mill Valley Film Festival, World Cinema, and Capernaum. The Montréal Festival of New Cinema, Peace Award, and Capernaum are included in the scope. The best film at the Norwegian International Film Festival is Capernaum. The best feature film at the Sarajevo Film Festival was Capernaum. The TV5MONDE Award for Best International Film was presented at the St. Louis International Film Festival.The Best Screenplay of the Stockholm Film Festival was written by Capernaum. The scope is for the Stockholm Film Festival, Best Film, and Capernaum. The So Paulo International Film Festival has a best feature film section. The So Paulo International Film Festival has a best foreign fiction section. The Chicago Film Critics Association Awards are for best foreign language fiction. Murex D'Or won the Best Lebanon Film Award. !The prize of the jury at the film festival was Special Mention. ! The Franois Chalais Award was presented at the2011Cannes Film Festival. ! Where do we go now? ! The Audience Award was given to the films from the South Festival.! Where do we go now? is a film from the South Festival. ! Where Do We Go Now? is a film at the San Sebastin International Film Festival. ! The best script of the festival was Where Do We Go Now? !The best film of the festival was Where Do We Go Now? ! The Toronto International Film Festival has a People's Choice Award. ! The Best Foreign Film, Not in the Spanish Language, was awarded by the Argentinean Film Critics Association. The Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards have a Best Actress category. The Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards were held in 2008.The Asia Pacific Screen Awards were held in 2007. The Best Performance by an Actress award was presented at the Asia Pacific Screen Awards. The scope of the festival is 60 rows. C.I.C.A.E. is a film festival. The award is called caramel. The Best Feature of the South Festival is from the film "Oslo Films from the South Festival". The San Sebastin International Film Festival had an Audience Award.The San Sebastin International Film Festival has a Youth Jury Award. The San Sebastiann International Film Festival was held in 2007. The scope is 66 for the Stockholm Film Festival in 2007. <mask> was the goodwill ambassador for the bilingual and multimedia campaign produced by The Brave Heart Fund. The BHF is based out of the Children's Heart Center at the American University of Beirut Medical Center, which helps to fund operations and procedures for underprivileged children with Congenital Heart Disease. References External links Official fan page 1974 births Living people

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