title: Norman Wengert

texts: An American political scientist who wrote about the politics of natural resources, advanced a seminal theory of the "politics of getting", and had a number of significant roles in his public and academic career died on July 28, 2001. His parents were Eugene F. and <mask>. He pioneered the revival of the study of political economy in the United States with the publication of Natural Resources and the Political Struggle. The politics of natural resources and environmental policy formation and administration, with emphases in national energy policy, urban water planning and management, land use planning and controls, national forest management, and citizen participation in administrative processes were explored in his scholarship. He helped establish the PhD program in Environmental Politics and Policy at Colorado State University and was a consultant to government agencies. He died in Wisconsin. <mask> was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on November 7, 1916, to Eugene F. and Lydia Semmann.He obtained degrees in several different fields. He received a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Wisconsin in 1938 and a master's degree in diplomacy from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in 1939. He was an ensign in the U.S. Navy Reserve. He received a law degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1942 and a political science degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1947. He was a member of the Wisconsin Bar Association. They raised three children: Eugene M., Christine Ann, and Timothy John. He was a member of the Program Staff in the Office of the Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior and a Research Associate for Resources for the Future.He was a member of the Policy Analysis Staff in the Office of the Chief. Professor of Public Administration at the University of Maryland, College Park, Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Social Science Department at North Dakota State University, Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Social Science Department at City College of New York, Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Social Science He was a Visiting Research Professor at the U.S. Army Engineering Institute for Water Resources and a Summer Fellow at the University of Sarajevo. National energy policy, urban water planning and management, land use planning and controls, national forest management, and citizen participation in administrative processes were explored in the politics of natural resources and environmental policy formation and administration. One of the few political scientists who applied their skills to this area was Wengert. He achieved some early renown when his book Natural Resources and the Political Struggle which pioneered the revival of political economy in the United States found some popularity among scholars in 1955, but he is probably best known as coeditor and contributor of a timely anthology about the energy crisis that appeared during the Arab Oil American politicians will get as much as they can for their constituency, with only casual attention to the merits of the case and to the extent that they are not likely to be held directly accountable, according to a seminal theory advanced by him later in his career.The theory was extended into the study of international relations and comparative politics. He published a research monograph that argued that the U.S. Forest Service had replaced its professional values for the legal requirements of their Organic Act of 1897 by allowing timber to be clearcut on the national forests for almost 80 years before they were authorized to do. He wrote more than fifty studies on the political economy and public administration of environmental resources. In 1977 he was invited to testify as an expert witness on "Public Participation in Scientific and Technical Decision Making" during hearings before a subcommittee of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science and Technology. His 1976 Natural Resources Journal article "Citizen Participation: Practice in Search of a Theory" was reprinted in the hearings record in its entirety, something that is unusual for an academic. He was an Associate Editor of the Water Resources Bulletin and a member of the Board of Directors of the Forest History Society. The Special Adviser to the Government of India on food and agriculture was a Consultancies, as was the research consultant on environmental and natural resources issues for the School of Natural Resources, University of Michigan.The Institute for Governmental Studies at the University of California, Berkeley invited Wengert to present the annual Royer Lecture in 1975. The University of California received a bequest from Herman Royer in 1879 to fund the Royer Lectures in political economy. While in law school, he was editor of the University of Wisconsin Law Review, a member of the national Scientific Research Society, and was listed in Who. "The Land, TVA, and the Fertilizer Industry" are some of the publications. Land economics. February 25, 1949: 11–21 TVA is a symbol and reality.The Journal of Politics. There was a report on August 13 of 1952. The Valley of Tomorrow is TVA and agriculture. The Bureau of Public Administration was at the University of Tennessee. "Program Planning in the U.S. Department of the Interior" There is a public administration review. In the summer of 1954.Politics and natural resources. Doubleday, 1955, Garden City, New York. "Public Administration and Policy Formation". The September edition of the Southwestern Social Science Quarterly was published. Government and science have their own perspectives. The American Academy of Political and Social Science was founded in Philadelphia in 1960. The American Experience of the Administration of Natural Resources.Asia Publishing House was founded in New York in 1961. The political dynamics of environmental control are discussed. The Institute of Public Administration is located in Bloomington, Indiana. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of Water Resources Research, 1970. Metropolitan institutions for water planning, development and management. Colorado State University has an Environmental Resources Center. Essays in social theory about institutions for urban water management.Colorado State University has an Environmental Resources Center. Robert M. Lawrence is the author of The Energy Crisis: Reality or Myth. The American Academy of Political and Social Science was founded in Philadelphia in 1973. There is an impact on the human environment of proposed oil-shale development. The Thorne Ecological Institute was founded in 1974. There are community development studies. Colony Development Corporation was founded in Denver in 1974.Property Rights in Land is a comparative exploration of German and American concepts. Colorado State University has an Environmental Resources Center. There is a view to the improvement of the human environment. Colorado State University has an Environmental Resources Center. Patterns, Policies, and Problems in Colorado Land Use and Development: Transferable Development Rights and Land Use Control was written by Thomas Graham. Colorado State University has a Cooperative Extension Service. The political allocation of burdens and benefits is related to environmental protection.The Institute of Governmental Studies is located in Berkeley. Regional Factors in Siting and Planning Energy Facilities in the Eleven Western States: A Report to the Western Interstate Nuclear Board was written by Robert M. Lawrence and Michael S. Hamilton. The Western Interstate Nuclear Board was held in 1976. The Local Agricultural Economy of Water Transfer from Irrigation Companies to Cities in the Northern Denver Metropolitan Area was written by Raymond Lloyd Anderson and Robert D. Heil. Colorado State University has an Environmental Resources Center. The energy boom town is an analysis of politics. The Policy Studies Journal was published in 1978.The Energy Boom Town is an analysis of politics of getting. In Robert M. Lawrence and <mask>. There are new dimensions to energy policy. The books are in Massachusetts. The purpose of the national forests is a historical re-interpretation of policy development. A. Colorado State University was in Fort Collins in 1979.There is a symposium on land use planning. The journal is about natural resources. vol. #1. 1979. The editor. Environmental, Legal, and Political Constraints on Power Plant Siting in the Southwestern United States: A Report to the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory was written by Michael S. Hamilton.Colorado State University has an experiment station. Michael S. Hamilton is the author of Summaries of Selected Federal Statutes Affecting Environmental Quality. Colorado State University has a Cooperative Extension Service. "Land use policy." Stuart Nagel wrote the Encyclopedia of Policy Studies. The CRC Press was published in 1994. Colorado State University has a Department of Political Science.January 28, 2009. January 29, 2009, Journal of the American Water Resources Association. Scientists from Milwaukee, American political scientists, Public administration scholars, Colorado State University faculty, University of Wisconsin–Madison College of Letters and Science, and the University of Wisconsin Law School alumni.

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title: Dmitry Yazov

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texts: The marshal of the Soviet Union was <mask>. The Minister of Defence, a veteran of the Great Patriotic War, was arrested for his part in the August Coup four months before the fall of the Soviet Union. The last living marshal of the Soviet Union, who was born in Siberia, died on February 25, 2020 at the age of 86. He was born in the village of Yazovo, Krestinsky volost, Kalachinsky district, Omsk province. He was the son of Maria Fedoseevna and Timofey Yakovlevich, who were both peasants. There were four children in the family. In 1941, a seventeen-year-old young man, not having time to finish high school, joined the Red Army.He said he was a year older than he was when he joined the army. He attended the Moscow Higher Military Command School from November 2, 1941 to January 28, 1942 and graduated in June 1942. He was already a major when he received his school graduation certificate. He commanded a rifle platoon, a rifle company, and a platoon commander of front-line courses of junior lieutenants on the Volkhov and Leningrad fronts. He was involved in the battles of the Siege of Leningrad, the offensive operations of Soviet troops in the Baltic states, and the blockade of the Courland Pocket. He joined the Communist Party in 1944. During the Cuban Missile Crisis, he worked with Cuban Defense Minister Ral Castro and commanded Soviet ground forces in Oriente Province, Cuba.If war started between the United States and Cuba, the unit was ordered to attack the naval base with nuclear cruise missiles. He commanded the 32nd Army Corps in the Crimean region from 1971 to 1973. The commander of the Central Group of Forces was Yazov. According to Time magazine, he commanded the Far East Military District in the summer of 1986 and made a good impression on Gorbachev, which led to later promotions. He was appointed the Soviet Defence Minister on 30 May 1987, after marshal Sergei Sokolov was fired as a result of the Mathias Rust incident. From June 1987 to July 1990 he was a candidate member of the Politburo. He was involved in Black January.The deployment of Russian OMON units to the Baltics in early 1991 was overseen by <mask>. The August Coup of 1991 included a member of the State Emergency Committee. The government of Valentin Pavlov was dismissed and the Minister of Defense was lost. During the Yeltsin period, <mask> was acquitted. On the morning of August 22, before the first interrogation, <mask> turned to Gorbachev with a video recorded message in which he read a letter and called himself an "old fool" and asked for forgiveness from the President of the USSR. The former defense minister will say that he didn't remember what he said because he didn't sleep for a day. The journalist was named as the author of the letter and video.Under the influence of fatigue, he succumbed to the persuasion of television reporters, who persuaded him to turn to Gorbachev with a penitential speech to protect him from the criminal article "Treason to the Motherland". Not to leave in January 1993 was released on recognizance. In 1994. He accepted the amnesty offered by Boris Yeltsin and stated that he was not guilty. He was dismissed from the military and given a ceremonial weapon. The President of the Russian Federation gave him an order of Honor. At the General Staff Academy, Yazov worked as a military adviser.Despite his selection by Gorbachev for the Defence Minister's position, William Odom repeats Alexander Yakovlev's description of <mask> as a "mediocre officer", "fit to command a division but nothing higher". Gorbachev was looking for careerists who would follow orders. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison for war crimes he was convicted of in absentia in March of 2019. The trial was politically motivated and Russia refused to extradite him. The Defence Ministry of Russia said that <mask> died in Moscow on February 25, 2020. He is buried in Moscow.

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title: Alex Boyé

texts: <mask> is a British-American singer, dancer, and actor. He was named the "Rising Artist of the Year" in a contest sponsored by Hard Rock Cafe. On August 16, 1970 <mask> was born to Nigerian parents in London, England. <mask>'s mother went to London while his father stayed in Nigeria. <mask> never knew his father. His mother worked for the London Underground at night. His mother told him one day that she was going to Nigeria for a couple of weeks and wouldn't come back for eight years.<mask> was raised in a tough neighborhood. He spent a lot of his youth in foster homes. He was influenced by a number of artists, including Stevie Wonder, James Brown, Marvin Gaye and Nat King Cole. <mask> was introduced to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at the age of 16 when he was working in a Mcdonald's. He was christened soon after. <mask> was a missionary for the Church in Bristol, England. Boyé became a backup dancer for George Michael after completing his mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.He became the lead singer of Awesome in 1995. In 1996 Awesome won a vocal competition on Capital Radio, London's largest radio station. Awesome was signed to a five-album recording contract by Universal Records of Europe. Awesome's first album, Rumors, made top 10 charts across Europe. The band sold 500,000 albums and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Boyé didn't like the lifestyle of a touring musician. He said that he had a dream of being a musician, but he didn't want to go.<mask> left the band in 1999 to pursue a solo career. He lost everything he had as a member of Awesome when the record company took his apartment, clothes, phone and money. <mask> joined two other artists in London in 1999 to record a demo tape of church hymn with a pop/R&B spin. One of the artists sat at the piano and hit upon a jazz sound for the hymn "count your many blessings" which became the signature song for the group. They created'soul saints' that evening. The group started recording the songs and performed at Hyde Park in London before embarking on a tour in Utah. While Soul Saints were in the United States, Wayne Scholes was the group's manager and Excel Records was a consultant.<mask> moved to Salt Lake City in 2000 to pursue a career in Mormon music. The Love Goes On was his first religious album. The lead actor in the Rodgers Memorial Theatre's production of Frank Wildhorn's Civil War dropped out three weeks before the play opened. With no prior acting experience and no knowledge of the Civil War, he learned his lines and united the cast. Glenn McKay, the theatre's board president, had recruited black performers for the show from the Calvary Baptist choir and other area churches, but was having trouble integrating them with his Davis County regulars. McKay said <mask> saved the production. <mask> played Abinadab in the Lightstone Films production of David and Goliath.<mask> received an award in 2005 for his album Testimony. <mask> appeared in a 2008 episode of The Writers' Block. <mask> was looking for a way to build an audience in the LDS church when he met Craig Jessop, the conductor of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. <mask> became one of three black choir members when he joined the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. He was pursuing a solo career. There were two solo parts in the choir's album. <mask> performed "Born to Be a Scout" at the National Scout Jamboree in 2010.The town of Hill, Virginia. Boyé was signed by Deseret Book. He performed at the re-dedication of a catholic church in St. George, Utah in August of 2010. The Dance, Baptists at Our Barbecue and Church Ball are some of the movies with songs by Boyé. The Piano Guys released a video in January 2012 called "Peponi", which was a cover of "Paradise" by Coldplay. He did a cover of the Lumineers' "Ho Hey" in early 2013. Boyé signed with Eddie and Baron R. Birtcher as his managers.<mask> opened for a performance at the Royal Albert Hall. Front Man telling <mask>'s story is a documentary. Boye released a song called "I Am Gold". He and the One Voice Children's Choir created an Africanized version of the song "Let It Go" from the movie Frozen. The video had over 100 million views on YouTube. It was the best pop cover of the year. <mask> had a role in the film Saints and Soldiers: The Void.He released a music video to promote the film. As of January 1, 2015, his cover of Taylor Swift's song "Shake It Off" had over 600,000 views. <mask> released a Christmas song and video entitled "Newborn - Wise Men Still Seek Him". Boyé released an Africanized version of "Circle of Life" in January 2015, with proceeds going to the koinsforkenya mission. <mask> received the Governor's Mansion Artist Award. <mask> and his band, Changing Lanes Experience, performed their version of Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" on the 10th season of America's Got Talent. They advanced into the next round after receiving great feedback from the judges.He and the band were eliminated from Judge Cuts Week 4 after performing a version of Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars' song. Boye was cast in the remake of Saturday's Warrior in September of 2015. It was released in Utah theaters on 1 April 2016 and was expanded to other states in the following weeks and months. Christopher Tin's "Baba Yetu", the theme music to the video game Civilization IV, was released in early 2016 by Boye and the BYU Men's Chorus. Music Is Medicine was released on April 15, 2016 and features a duet between Boyé and Marie Osmond. The video for the song "Then There's You" was released on the video streaming site VEVO on 27 March 2016 and features the duo performing in a Las Vegas backdrop. Drop Off was a family film and <mask> was cast as a pastor.<mask> was the "Grand Prize Winner" of the Battle of the Bands. <mask> was the guest artist for the Mormon Tabernacle Choir Pioneer Concert, performing a mix of originals and covers. The single "Bend Not Break" was produced by Randy Jackson. <mask> and Julie were married in the Salt Lake Temple on January 6, 2007, after meeting in an LDS singles ward. They have seven children with another due in January 2021. The "I'm A Mormon" campaign was launched by the LDS Church in Britain in the spring of 2013). Boyé raised money to buy a house for a local refugee family with the help of his single, "Crazy for You."<mask> became a United States citizen in a ceremony in Salt Lake City. He was surprised when the judge invited him to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner". Discography albums include Testimony, Be Still, My Soul, Africanized, and Hope for Israel.

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title: Clayton Moore

texts: In 1949 to 1952 and 1953 to 1957, <mask> played the role of the Lone Ranger in the television series and two related movies. <mask> was the youngest of three sons and was born in Chicago, Illinois, in 1914. <mask>'s father was born in New York and worked as a real estate broker to support his family in Chicago. Amelia Hirsch, a full-time maid, lived with the <mask> family, an indication of the household's relative prosperity at the time. Jack became a circus acrobat at the age of eight and appeared at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago with a trapeze act in 1934. He graduated from Senn High School on the far North Side of Chicago. <mask> worked as a John Robert Powers model.He moved to Hollywood in the late 1930s and worked as a stuntman and bit player. Edward Small persuaded <mask> to change his stage name to "<mask>" around 1940. He was cast as an occasional player in B Westerns and the lead in four Republic Studio cliffhangers. <mask> enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Force and was a member of the First Motion Picture Unit, which made training films such as Target-Invisible. George W. Trendle co-created and produced a radio series called The Lone Ranger because of <mask>'s work in the Ghost of Zorro serial. The series' running plot involved the exploits of a mysterious former Texas Ranger, the sole survivor of a Ranger posse ambushed by a gang of outlaws, who lived in the West with his Indian companion Tonto to battle evil. <mask> played the title role when the radio program was brought to television.With the "March of the Swiss Soldiers" finale from Rossini's William Tell overture as their theme music, <mask> and co-star Jay Silverheels made history as the stars of the first Western written specifically for television. The ABC network's first true hit was The Lone Ranger, which became the highest-rated program at that point. It was nominated for an award in 1950. John Hart replaced <mask> in the third season, but he returned for the final two seasons. <mask> said he didn't know why he was replaced or why he was rehired. The fourth season of The Lone Ranger was filmed in black and white, but the fifth and final season was shot in color. <mask> starred in 169 episodes.During his Lone Ranger run, <mask> appeared in a 1952 episode of Bill Williams' Western The Adventures of Kit Carson. He appeared in two episodes of The Range Rider. Silverheels and he were in two Lone Ranger movies. After the second feature, The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold, <mask> began 40 years of personal appearances, guest spots, and commercials as the legendary masked man. During the early 1960s, he had Silverheels with him. <mask> had respect and love for Silverheels. One of <mask>'s personal appearances in character became the basis of a story that Jay Thomas told every year around Christmas on The Late Show with David Letterman.<mask> was playing The Lone Ranger at a car dealership in North Carolina where Thomas was doing a show on the radio. Thomas offered <mask> a ride back to his hotel after he was stranded at the dealership. A passing driver hit Thomas' Volvo with enough force to break a headlight. Thomas chased the man and cornered him in the parking lot. The driver of the other car made fun of Thomas by saying nobody would believe his story, but <mask> emerged from the back seat of the car and said they would believe him. Every December, Thomas would return to Letterman's show to tell the story. Jack Wrather, who owned the Lone Ranger character, obtained a court order prohibiting <mask> from making future appearances as The Lone Ranger.Wrather was in the process of making a new film version of the story and believed that <mask>'s public appearances in character would undermine the value of the character and the film, and also advance any rumors that the 65-year-old <mask> would be playing the title role in the new Wrather's move was a disaster. <mask> changed his costume and took part in the company's "Who's that behind those Foster Grants?" by replacing the domino mask with a pair of Foster Grant wraparound sunglasses. There is an ad campaign. When Wrather's film was shown, the public was in favor of <mask>. The Legend of the Lone Ranger was panned by critics and only earned $12 million at the box office, two-thirds of the film's budget. Wrather died of cancer two months after dropping the lawsuit that allowed <mask> to make public appearances as the Lone Ranger.<mask> was quoted as saying that he had fallen in love with the Lone Ranger character and that he tried to take The Lone Ranger Creed to heart. <mask>'s fight to retain the right to wear the mask made him and his character inseparable. He was similar to another cowboy star, William Boyd, who portrayed the Hopalong Cassidy character. <mask> was so identified with the masked man that he is the only person on the Hollywood Walk of Fame to have his character's name on the star. He was a member of the Stuntman's Hall of Fame and the Western Performers Hall of Fame. <mask> was awarded a place on the Western Walk of Fame. On December 28, 1999, <mask> died in a West Hills, California, hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home in nearby Calabasas.He was survived by his fourth wife and adopted daughter. Forest Lawn Memorial Park is where <mask> is buried. An episode of Night Court concerns an aging cowboy actor who always appears publicly in his old costume, but he is being prevented from doing so by the TV producers who own the rights to it. The movie centers on a retirement home that is being terrorized by a mummy. The lead characters are Elvis Presley and a man claiming to be John F. Kennedy, but another inhabitant of the rest home is an actor who still wears his cowboy gear. "Kemosabe" is the affectionate term for the Lone Ranger used by Tonto. "<mask>, Television's Lone Ranger and a Persistent Masked" is a filmography reference.

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title: George Copeland

texts: <mask> was an American classical pianist who was best known for his relationship with the French composer Claude Debussy and his interpretations of Spanish piano works. The composer of "O Canada" and an early member of the Music Teachers National Association, <mask><mask>., began piano studies as a child. After working at the New England Conservatory, he traveled to Europe to study with Giuseppe Buonamici and Teresa Carreo. Harold Bauer was the British pianist who worked with <mask> in Paris. Early in the 20th century, she fell in love with Claude Debussy's work. One of the earliest known performances of the Deux Arabesques in the United States took place on January 15, 1904. Helen Hopekirk, a Scottish pianist who programmed the Deux Arabesques in Boston in 1901, was the first to perform Debussy in the United States.From 1904 until his final recital in 1964, he played at least one work of Debussy. John Singer Sargent, a fellow Bostonian, introduced <mask> to Spanish music in the early 1900s. The works of Isaac Albéniz, Enrique Granados, and others were performed by <mask> throughout the United States and Europe. Three of Albéniz's suites were played in Boston in 1909. He spent four months studying with the composer, discussing and playing all of his piano works. This was a turning point in <mask>'s life, and he would remember his time with Debussy with the greatest affection and reverence, both in print and in conversation with friends. "I have never heard anyone play the piano in my life who understood the tone of every note as you do," remarked Debussy in 1913."Come again tomorrow." I will go tomorrow. I was with him about twice a week for three months, after I found him much more pleasant than on my first visit. I bought new copies of his works and he critiqued my work and showed me how to do it. He admitted that I played him as he wanted to be played and represented to the people. "I never dreamed that I would hear my music played like that in my lifetime, but that's what I heard by 1955," he said. Their meetings were daily for four months, with periods of playing and long walks in the countryside, according to the later version.There were many U.S. premieres of Debussy's works. The world premiere of numbers X and XI of the Etudes took place in New York City. The tudes are not as absorbing as some of the composer's more familiar pieces, but as played by Mr. Copeland they acquired a delicate tone and glowing imagery. The Berceuse héroque and La Bote  Joujoux were U.S. premieres of Debussy. The world premiere of the work may have taken place in Boston on March 24, 1914. The Isadora Duncan Dancers, the "Isadorables", were a sextet of dancers who were the students and adopted children of dancer Isadora Duncan. The program of dance and piano solo was performed by the dancers and was sponsored by the Chickering Piano Company.Many reviewers were less enthusiastic about the dancers, but the reviews were overwhelmingly positive. The girls were not happy with <mask>'s success and decided to put him in his place. The program covers were changed to read "The Indra Duncan Dancers," with the name of the dancer appearing under it. He refused to go onstage until the offending program covers were removed from the audience. In the spring of 1920, he broke his contract and went to Europe. When he returned to the United States in the 1930s, no manager would touch him because of the consequences of breaking his contract. He moved to the island of Mallorca after a time in Italy.He lived in the village of Genova, where he had a good relationship with his neighbours, and became the godfather of Juana Maria Navarro, the daughter of one of his friends. In 1925, 1928, 1931, and 1933, he gave Carnegie Hall recitals in the United States. He performed in Philadelphia and New York City with the Philadelphia Orchestra in 1930. He played at the Salzburg Festival and in London while living in Europe. The Spanish Civil War ended in 1936. He performed at Carnegie Hall, Town Hall, and Hunter College in New York City, as well as in Washington D.C. and Boston. His arrangement of Prélude  l'aprs-midi d'un faune was included in an all-Debussy duo recital that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611The 50th anniversary of his New York recital debut was celebrated with a Golden Jubilee recital at Carnegie Hall. The reviewer of the New York Times described his performance as "magical". He broke his shoulder when he fell at his vacation home in Stonington, Connecticut, in the spring of 1958. He thought his career was over after he was unable to play for several years. He made a comeback in 1963, performing at schools and smaller halls on the East Coast. On May 11, 1964, he performed his final recital. He never performed in public again after speaking about a return to the concert stage in 1966.On June 16, 1971, <mask> died of bone cancer in the Merwick Unit of Princeton Hospital. His remains are held at a cemetery in New Jersey. He was open about his sexuality throughout his life. He told the Cleveland Leader in 1913 that he didn't care what people thought of his morals. I don't think about other people's morals. Morals have nothing to do with me. He said Oscar Wilde was a favorite author.In the early 20th century, exotic jewelry and scents were considered effeminate by the pianist. He wrote in his memoirs that he had always had a passion for wearing jewelry and that he had taken the liberty of disobeying the convention of forbidding men to wear anything but a signet ring. I think it grew out of my father's attitude. He was going to give me a watch on my birthday, but he asked me what I wanted. They were a rare novelty in those days and I wanted a wristwatch. I could have the wristwatch if I wanted it, but he said I should never open his door again. Men who wore jewels or wristwatches, used perfume, or smelt agreeable were considered effeminate.If my effeminacy were to be judged by the bottle of scent or the kind of jewel I wore, I would give up! perfume smells better than perspiration, and jewels are another example of beauty. I wear jewels because I like to look at them and I hope they give pleasure to others. The deep greens of forests, the limpidness of water, and the passionate flash of rubies and diamonds are all related to music. The composer had problems with him because of his openness about his sexuality. The composer had a concert tour in South America in the 1930s. <mask> was told never to return after being arrested on a "morals charge" in one country.Copland was the composer, not the pianist, when he arrived for his concerts, and the authorities treated him badly. They began a relationship that lasted for over thirty years after they met at a restaurant in Barcelona in 1936. He listed his occupation on the ship manifest as "secretary." If you wanted the socially-desirable pianist to attend your party, he had to be invited, according to friends of the pianist. The guest list of a high-society gathering at the St. Regis in New York was reported by the New York Times. The property he was to inherit from a different lover was at the center of the dispute that led to his suicide. Although he had several larger Romantic works, he was reviled as a miniaturist.He created his programs according to his tastes. He said in an interview that he didn't want to say anything. The audience likes it when I play what I like to play. I don't mind leaving the world a better place when I die. He was seen as an avant-gardist in the early part of his career. He was remembered as a relic by the time of his final recital. The short works of a Baroque composer were included in the program.A selection of mazurkas, waltzes and etudes, occasionally a larger work of Schumann or Beethoven, and modern Spanish works by composers like Albéniz, Granados, Turina, de Falla, Lecuona are some of the works. He never deviated from the formula. He sometimes presented all-Debussy, but more often it included one or two non-Debussy works. New works by contemporary composers were rarely presented by <mask> at the height of his career. Nicolas Slonimsky is one of the composers featured in his programs. Before he dropped them from his work, new works appeared for a season or two. The Spanish group programming was less adventurous than before, with only a few less-familiar works.The Boston premires of several Debussy works were included in his December 1916 recital in Jordan Hall. There is a work by a Belgian composer. Some critics criticized his programming and his willingness to ignore the composer's printed directions, but they respected him as a gifted artist. The large audiences who attended his concerts in the first half of the century were noted by them. He has a large and full-bodied tone that may be his greatest asset as a pianist. Teresa Carreo wanted to know the source of his sound when they first met. I was hesitant.I know what I want to hear, but I don't know how. "That's nonsense!" She exclaimed. It doesn't make a difference what you want to hear. I want to know how you put your finger on a key and make a sound. That is exactly what I don't want to know. We glared at each other.Mr. <mask> has a marked style of his own, according to Philip Hale in the Boston Herald. In the performance of solo pieces, this was shown within due bounds. He has a musical touch that is clear, sensitive and varied in color. He has a fleetness that he should not abuse, and he has strength that is not aggressive. He has an instinct for differentiating in sentiment and has a true poetic feeling. The solo pieces he played were delightful, and his performance of the Prelude was perfect. Philip Hale wrote in the Boston Herald.He is not a follower of anyone. He played the music of MacDowell in an epic manner, and his performance of Scarlatti's Pastorale was beautiful in every way. A conductor on the Cherry street car line heard the crowd at the Woman's Building last night and thought the McCormack concert was Thursday night. The opening concerts of the Civic Music League and the Teacher's Course were brilliant and worthy of being ranked with the other musical events of the week. The auditorium seating 1200 people was full before the hour for opening and latecomers willingly stood leaning against the wall during more than an hour's program by this wizard of keyboard. It took the audience in Toledo to represent practically every musician and music fan in the city. invited to a concert by J.W.Few were prepared for the masterful interpretations of the artist. He seems to be in a class by himself. The first impression of a prosperous business or professional man of the day is different from the traditional pianist's long locks and make-up, as the player chooses to begin each of his numbers by way of preliminary. Everyone in the audience passed under his spell. A piano recital has become a thing of life and joy and personal satisfaction for everyone who listens. It will be a long time before Toledo will hear a better version of Beethoven's masterpiece than the one that <mask> opened his program with. There was a Gavotte and Musette by Gluck and two sprightly French dances.It was the song from the movie. 70 no. 3 was the first number to be repeated by the Ampico, a roll made from <mask>'s playing being replaced for the fingers of the pianist. As an impressionist, he betrayed his greatness. In the Reflections in the Water, there were limpid, liquid tones. The artist, taking the compliment for the composer rather than himself, played the single encore of the evening, A Night in, after responding with bows four times to the applause. The three Spanish compositions with which the program closed were delightful."R.R.G" was published in the Boston Herald on January 4, 1929. He doesn't show any patience when he sees too many of them affect. His Spaniards may move slowly. But move they do, every minute they hold the stage, and sometimes passionately, thanks to Mr. <mask>! He showed the world how to plan a long-rising climax. The Spanish group forced the Boston critics to put back their hats and coats because they considered it bad form to stay beyond a given point in the show. Two Danses Espagnole, of de Falla and Granados, two pieces by Infante, made Mr. <mask>'s large audience all but stamp their feet in rhythmic accompaniment.It would seem that Mr. <mask> was banging at his piano unmercifully, and so he was, but with such powerful and vibrating tones, with such subtly hesitated syncopation, as in de Falla's Danse. Mr. <mask> is unique and wise to specialize in rare things. On his return to the local concert stage after an absence of several seasons, Mr. <mask> was relied upon to fashion a program with many features of piquant interest and he did not fail his large public with the list he offered on his return to the local concert stage. This was truly creative playing of an order that was never experienced before. His interpretation of 'L'apres-midi d'un faune' was disappointing due to its lack of poetic mood. Too rapid a tempo was adopted for a full realization of the grace and beauty of 'The White Peacock.' The audience was enthusiastic at many points.<mask>, a pianist who is completely unique in his style and lonely in certain interpretive qualities, had a remarkable success when he appeared in recital last night at Carnegie Hall. A large audience, attentive and appreciative from the beginning, became so enthusiastic as the program proceeded that at last it was cheering the pianist, who played encores for half an hour before the lights were lowered in the hall. He has an instinct for color that cannot be taught or communicated. Perhaps the only way in which music can be fully understood is if he plays it by intuition. J.D.B. The New York Herald-Tribune had an informal charm about Mr. <mask>'s performances. He played for a group of intimate friends and not for a Town Hall audience.The Schumann "Etudes Symphoniques," which will not stand for anything less than the most professional treatment, was served less well by his approach. His technical weaknesses made it impossible for him to give an accurate account of the music. The modern works on Mr. <mask>'s list were his most impressive interpretations. He was in his element, investing them with intriguing colors and a touch of fantasy. According to Arthur Berger in the New York Herald-Tribune, Mr. <mask>'s Debussy is as natural as if it were being improvised on the spot. It should come from far away and be transmitted with the caressing touch that Mr. <mask> has mastered. We don't hear "Les terrasse des audiences" or "Feuilles Mortes" anymore.I don't agree with the idea that he is the only one who plays Debussy well or that everything he does with it is perfect. He can convey the shape of a piece without being letter perfect. I was troubled by some of the details I could not hear yesterday, and by the blurring of some of the rapid passages. "Feux d'artifice" has many quiet measures, but through technical difficulties, he made it storm almost throughout, and approached the gently rippling passages like tone clusters. I don't think the relaxed quality is appropriate at all times, for it gives some passages a limpness. It is always interesting to hear a performer who was a friend of a Parisian composer in the early days of this century. The school of Debussy-players who use the pedal generously, and play with such rhythmic freedom that two successive measures are not often in the same tempi is led by Mr. <mask>.Although the word "brilliant" doesn't come to mind when one hears Mr. <mask>'s playing, it has a casual, informal quality that is very charming. A large portion of his work was recorded for RCA Victor. The Preludes, Images, Estampes, Children's Corner and Suite Bergamasque, as well as many Spanish piano works including those of Albéniz, Granados, and de Falla, were some of the most-represented composers. These performances are great because they show <mask>'s command of rhythm and his ability to ascend to the climax of any work in a blaze of pianistic color. There is a two-CD set of <mask>'s Victor recordings. A number of songs with Lucrezia Bori were recorded in 1937. In the early 1950s he recorded two discs for MGM Records, and in the early 1960s he made private recordings for his agent.Repertoires include El Albaicin, El Polo, Malaga, Triana (Iberia), Malaguena, and Tango in D. Beethoven: Sonata in c#, op. 5; Italian Concerto Ludwig v. Beethoven. "Moonlight"; "Sonata in f, op." Hispania is used for piano and orchestra. The premiere was in Detroit, 1919. Habaera Frederic Chopin: Ballades no. Claude Debussy: Berceuse hque was premiere in the U.S. in 1915.The Symphonic Etudes is an op. <mask>: The Private Recordings was released in 1957.

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title: Wade Phillips

texts: <mask> is one of the best defensive coordinators in the NFL. He has been a defensive coach in eight different teams in his career, twice with the Denver Broncos. Reggie White, Bruce Smith, J. J. Watt, and Aaron Donald are some of the players who have won Defensive Player of the Year.Mike Croel and Shawne Merriman have won defensive rookies of the year. After graduating from Port Neches–Groves High School in Port Neches, Texas, he attended the University of Houston, where he was a three-year starter at linebacker. Marcus McGraw broke the school record for career assisted tackles in 2011. At the University of Houston,<mask> was a graduate assistant to Bill Yeoman. He was the defensive coach at the former Lutcher Stark High School in Orange, Texas, from 1970 to 1972. He was an assistant coach at Oklahoma State University from 1973 to 1974 under his father, BumPhillips. Bud Moore was the head coach of the University of Kansas at the time.His father was the head-coach of the Houston Oilers when he began his coaching career. He was the defensive line coach from 1977 to 1980 and the linebackers coach from 1976 to 1980. As the pair headed for New Orleans, <mask> remained on his father's staff. <mask> stepped in as interim head coach after Bum stepped down as head coach. In his first game at the helm, the Saints routed the Los Angeles Rams, but ended up with losses to the 49ers and Falcons. Jim Mora, the highly successful coach of the United States Football League's Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars, was hired as the Saints' new president and general manager in January 1986. <mask> was the defensive coach of the Philadelphia Eagles for three years.Reggie White recorded 21 sacks in just 12 games in 1987, and the Eagles won the division title. The Fog Bowl wasPhillips' last game with the Eagles. The defensive coach for the Denver Broncos for four seasons wasPhillips. The Broncos lost to the 49ers in the Super Bowl. After a mediocre 1994 season in which management felt he lost control of the team, he was fired as head coach of the Broncos. The Buffalo Bills had a defensive coach named Marv Levy. The Bills hired a new head coach after Levy's retirement in 1998.The coach enjoyed his time at Buffalo. In the playoffs, he kept the team competitive. The loss to theTitans in the 1999 playoffs hauntedPhillips for the rest of his time at Buffalo. The decision to start Rob Johnson at quarterback was made before the game, after Doug Flutie led the team to the playoffs. The owner fired the coach after he refused to fire the special teams coach. The head coach of the Dallas Cowboys was named before the 2007 season. The most successful stop forPhillips was this one.After interviewing 10 potential replacements, including former Cowboys and former San Francisco 49ers offensive coach Norv Turner, Jerry Jones chose him. He made his playoff record 0–5 when he led the Cowboys to another playoff loss. A 44–6 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles prevented the Cowboys from making the playoffs in 2008. Prior to the 2009 season,<mask> took over as defensive coordinator after Brian Stewart was fired. Stewart was stripped of the responsibilities of calling defensive plays for the final 10 games of the 2008 season. The Cowboys won their first playoff game in 12 years when they defeated the Eagles in the wild card round. The contract extension was signed after the 2010 season.He was fired by the Cowboys on November 8, 2010, after the second-worst start in franchise history (one win in their first eight games) and a 45–7 loss to the Green Bay Packers. After being named interim coach, he was named permanent successor and held the position through 2019. Frank Bush was released by the Houston Texans and replaced by <mask>, who was hired as the defensive coach. In his first year as Houston's defense boss, the Texans defense made major improvements. In 2011, Houston allowed the fourth-fewest points in the league, the second-fewest yards allowed, and the third-fewest yards per play. Gary Kubiak was hospitalized after collapsing at the end of the first half of the Texans-Colts game. The acting head coach for the rest of the game wasPhillips.On November 6, the Texans and <mask>, who was named the interim head coach. The team had lost 11 games in a row. When Bill O'Brien was hired as the new head coach of the Texans at the end of the season, he once again served as interim head coach. This ended a run where he had coached football at the high school, college, and NFL levels. On January 28, 2015, the Denver Broncos had a reunion with Gary Kubiak and his staff and they had a new defensive coach in the form of SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA. It would be his second stint at that position. The Broncos finished the season with a 12–4 record and the number one seed in the conference despite their offensive struggles.In Super Bowl 50, played on February 7, 2016 in Santa Clara, California, the game was seen by some as a contest between Carolina's Mike Shula and his father, Carolina's <mask>s, as both of them were sons of well-known NFL coaches. Denver's defense shut down Carolina and CamNewton in a 24–10 victory, givingPhillips the first Super Bowl victory of his career. After the 2016 season, Joe Woods took over as the defensive coach for the Broncos, replacing <mask>, who had been the head coach. Los Angeles Rams After a successful stint with the Denver Broncos,<mask> left to become defensive coordinator of the Los Angeles Rams, alongside new head coach Sean McVay. In Super Bowl LIII, Phillip's defense was credited with keeping Tom Brady out of the end zone until the fourth quarter, as the Rams only trailed by a field goal for the first three quarters. The Rams defensive line was tired out by the running ball that the Pats had to resort to. The Rams' top-ranked offense was shut down and they lost to the Pats.The Rams wouldn't be renewing his contract in 2020. The Rams failed to make the playoffs in their most recent season. In the history of the National Football League,<mask> has served as head coach for more teams than any other person. <mask> is the son of a former NFL coach. He said he was blessed to have his father as a father and a coach. I was his coach for 11 years. He taught me how to coach.He taught me wrong. I was taught to enjoy life by him. His account is on social media. <mask> and wife Laurie met in 1964 at Port Neches–Groves High School, where he was the quarterback of the football team and she was the head cheerleader; they have a daughter, Tracy, an actress, dancer, and choreographer living in Southern California who played the title role in There are external links to Los Angeles Rams profile 1947 births.

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title: Marco Betta

texts: <mask> was born in 1964. <mask> studied composition at the Conservatorio di Palermo with Eliodoro Sollima. He improved his studies after working with Gentilucci andSciarrino. His compositions are regularly performed in the main Italian and European institutions after he made his debut in 1982. The main techniques of contemporary music are combined with old Sicilian cultures in his musical language. He was artistic director of the Teatro Massimo from 1994 to 2002 and oversaw the reopening of the theatre after 23 years on 12 May 1997 with a concert of the theatre choir conducted by Franco Mannino and the Berliner Philharmoniker Orchestra. <mask> is a composition teacher.The opera Bellini ultime luci was written in 1993. Sonzogno is the publisher. Sammael, 1994. Sonzogno is the publisher. Averro, 1999, three scenes from Le mille e una notte. The text was written by Daniele. The opera was published by Sonzogno Il Fantasma nella cabina.The text was written by two people. There is a video that has a duration of 112'. Sonzogno is the publisher. The opera is about the mistero del finto cantante. The libretto was written by the two men. 55' is the duration. Ricordi was the publisher.Che fine ha fatto la piccola. The libretto was written by the two men. 50'. Ricordi was the publisher. Sette storie per lasciare. The film was directed by Roberto And. Ricordi was the publisher.The opera Natura Viva was performed in 2010. The opera libretto was performed in Florence in June 2010. Ricordi was the publisher. Ballet il viaggio del Commissario Collura, 2004, ballet, was written by Rocco Mortelliti. The Teatro Filarmonico had its first performance on December 8, 2004. 30' is the duration. Ricordi was the publisher.Orchestra Citt azzurra dall'alba all'alba. Ricordi was the publisher. The text for Corone di pietra was written by Daniele Martino. Ricordi was the publisher. In memory of the victims of the Mafia and violence. Ricordi was the publisher. Vincenzo Consolo wrote the text for the Requiem per le vittime della mafia.Sonzogno is the publisher. The text for Magaria for voice and orchestra was written by the author. Sonzogno is the publisher. The Missa Solemnis Resurrectionis has a song called Resurrexi for choir and orchestra. Sonzogno is the publisher. Aria for orchestra. Ricordi was the publisher.The text for Sorpresa was written by Dario Oliveri. Ricordi was the publisher. Ballata is a chamber music. Ricordi was the publisher. The fantasia for piano and strings was written by Cadentia Sidera. Ricordi was the publisher. In ombra d'amore ballata for viola.Ricordi was the publisher. Maiores umbrae for five instruments. Ricordi was the publisher. There were eleven string instruments. Ricordi was the publisher. Ultimo canto for viola. Ricordi was the publisher.There is a piano, clarinet, viola, violoncello and contrabass. The stage music for the text and the stage written by Ruggero Cappuccio was composed by Paolo Borsellino. The production was directed by Ruggero Cappuccio. Ricordi was the publisher. The stage music for La notte dell lucciole was written by LeonardoSciascia and Pier Paolo Pasolini. Nuovo Teatro is a production. Roberto And directed the tredicesimo punto.Teatro Stabile di Catania was produced. Leonilde was born in 2011. Teatro Stabile di Catania was produced. La Mennulara took place in 2011. Teatro Stabile di Catania was produced. Roberto And directed the film score of Il Manoscritto del Principe. The film was produced by Giuseppe e Franco.Distribution: Warner Bros. Ricordi was the publisher. Roberto And directed the soundtrack. There are two films: Manigolda Film and Medusa Film. Ricordi is the publisher of Emi Music. Oltre Selinunte is a documentary film. Maria Montessori, una vita per i bambini" is a soundtrack.The film is called Tao Due Film. Ricordi is the publisher of Rti Music. Aldo Moro il Presidente is a soundtrack. The film is called Tao Due Film. Ricordi is the publisher of Rti Music. Con gli occhi di un altro is a soundtrack. The production is called Tersite.Unda Maris is the publisher. The soundtrack was directed by Gianluca Maria Tavarelli. Bi Bi Film TV was produced by Angelo Barbagallo. The film was directed by Roberto And. <mask> is the conductor of the Orchestra AMIT. Ricordi was the publisher. <mask>ta Orchestra Conductor.Ricordi was the publisher. The score for Maria Montessori, una vita per i bambini, was written in 2009. Ricordi was the publisher. Aldo Moro wrote the score for the fiction. Ricordi was the publisher. The film was directed by Antonio Raffaele Addamo. Unda Maris is the publisher.Sony Music conducted the DVD La Corona di pietra.

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title: Jose Maria Sison

texts: <mask>, also known as Joma, is a Filipino writer and activist who founded the Communist Party of the Philippines and added elements of Maoism to its philosophy. The theory of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism was applied to the history of the Philippines. The United States classified him as a "person supporting terrorism" in August 2002. In September 2009, the European Union's second highest court ruled to delist him as a "person supporting terrorism" and reversed a decision by member governments to freeze his assets. <mask> has been a political refugee in the Netherlands since 1988 and is protected by the Refugee Convention and the European Convention on Human Rights. <mask>'s family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Don Leandro Serrano was the biggest landlord in northern Luzon at the end of the 19th century.His grandfather was the last gobernadorcillo of Cabugao under Spanish colonial rule, the municipal president under the Philippine revolutionary government and the first mayor under the US colonial rule. His great-uncle was the first governor. His uncle was the first Defense Secretary in the Commonwealth government. He was pardoned in 1947 after being convicted of collaborating with the Japanese occupation forces. He learned about the Huk rebellion from farm workers in Ilocos and from his mother who was a landlord in Mexico. He talked to his barber about the Hukbalahap activity when he was in high school. He attended a public school before attending Ateneo de Manila University and later studying at Colegio de San Juan de Letran.<mask> graduated from the University of the Philippines in 1959 with a degree in English literature with honors and went on to study in Indonesia before returning to the Philippines and becoming a professor of literature and political science. He became a member of the executive committee of the Lavaite Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas in 1963. He was the general secretary of the movement for the advancement of nationalism and the vice chairman of the Lapiang Manggagawa. He and Nilo S. Tayag founded the Patriotic Youth in 1964. Youth against the Vietnam War were organized by this organization. The study of Maoism was spearheaded by the organization. On December 26, 1968, he formed and led the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Philippines.<mask> and other radical youth criticized the existing party leadership for its errors and failures since 1942. The Communist Party was run by general secretaries from the Lava family. The general political line of the reestablished CPP was a two-stage revolution consisting of national-democratic and the socialist revolution. <mask> used to be known as the "beloved warrior" under which he published the book "Philippine Society and Revolution". The old Communist Party wanted to marginalize <mask>. Thousands of people joined the reorganized CPP because of its larger base and renewed political line. The New People's Army (NPA), the guerrilla-military wing of the party, was formed on March 29, 1969 along with an HMB (Huk) group led by Bernabe Buscayno.The NPA wants to wage a peasant-worker revolutionary war in the countryside against landlords and foreign companies by operating in rural communities and mountains as a strategy for protection. During the Marcos presidency, <mask> was arrested and imprisoned for almost 9 years. After the overthrow of Marcos, he was released from military custody. Prison & Beyond, a book of poetry released in 1986, won the Southeast Asia WRITE award for the Philippines. One of the biographies was written by the German writer Dr. Werning: The Philippine Revolution: From the Leader's View Point (1989). The Communist Party of the Philippines and Sison are the subject of two major films in the Philippines. <mask> is no longer involved in operational decisions and serves from Europe in an advisory role as chief political consultant of the National Democratic Front in peace negotiations with the Manila government.<mask> embarked on a world tour after being freed from prison. He received the Southeast Asia WRITE Award in October for his book of poems from the Crown Prince of Thailand. While visiting the Netherlands in September 1988, he was informed that his passport had been revoked and that charges had been filed against him under the Anti-Subversion Law of the Philippines. Subsequent charges were filed in the Philippines. <mask> met his wife when he was a student at UP Diliman. They married first in a civil wedding in September 1959 and then in a Catholic church wedding in January 1960, after attending the same study groups. They have four children.His wife is the niece of the former Secretary of the Philippine Department of Justice under the administration of the President, and she is currently being held for illegal drug charges. After his release from prison in 1986, <mask> returned to teach at the University of the Philippines. He went on a global lecture tour. He applied for political asylum in the Netherlands in 1988 after his Philippine passport was canceled. He was released from prison for the sake of national reconciliation and for his role in opposing Marcos. The military protested the release of <mask>. After his release, <mask> and his followers tried to undermine the government by speaking out on their human rights violations, including the Mendiola massacre, in which members of the military were accused of firing on innocent peasants in Manila.The current Chief Political Consultant of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines is the chairperson of the International League of Peoples' Struggle. <mask> bases himself in the Netherlands for his European lecture tour. He has been a political refugee in the Netherlands since 1992. The President claimed that <mask> has colon cancer. <mask> said that he has no serious illness, even though he was hospitalized at the University Medical Center in March of that year because of his rhythym and sweet syndrome symptoms. <mask> denied reports that he had died. <mask> <mask> was arrested by the International Crime Investigation Team of the Dutch National Criminal Investigation Department.The murder of Romulo Kintanar in 2003 was one of three assassinations that took place in the Philippines, and <mask> was arrested for his alleged involvement from the Netherlands. The Dutch National Criminal Investigation Department searched <mask>'s apartment on the day of his arrest. Some 100 left-wing activists held a demonstration for the release of <mask>, marching towards the Dutch embassy in Manila on August 30, 2007. Police quickly ended the demonstration. There was no plan to hold the trial in the Philippines since <mask> was accused of crimes in the Netherlands. The lawyer said that <mask> would plead not guilty. He could have been sentenced to life imprisonment.Luis Jalandoni, chair of the National Democratic Front peace panel, said on September 1, 2007, that the Dutch government mistreated Sison because the court held him in solitary confinement for several weeks without access to media, newspapers, television, radio or visitors. The place where <mask> was held was the same place where Slobodan Milosevic was held. There were protests in Indonesia, Hong Kong, Australia, the United States and Canada. The Communist Party of the Philippines was worried that <mask> might be transferred to the United States. Sison may be subject to extraordinary rendition in the U.S., according to a spokesman for the Communist Party. The U.S. will support the Dutch government in prosecuting Sison. In New York City, former United States Attorney General and left-wing human rights lawyer Ramsey Clark called for <mask>'s release and pledged assistance by joining the latter's legal defense team headed by Jan Fermon.The murder charges originated in the Philippines and had already been dismissed by the country's Supreme Court. The National Penitentiary in Scheveningen was used by the Nazis in World War II to torture Dutch resistance fighters. His wife didn't see him giving medicine and warm clothes on August 30, 2007. The Dutch government's jurisdiction over the issue was questioned by <mask>'s counsel, who alleged that the Supreme Court of the Philippines already dismissed the subject cases on July 2. On September 7, 2007, the Dutch court heard defense arguments for <mask>, and stated that it would issue a resolution next week. Julie De Lima stated that they complained to the International Committee of the Red Cross. Luis Jalandoni, chairman of the National Democratic Front, accused the government of Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende of being a workhorse.The National Lawyers Guild (NLG), a progressive bar association in New York, denounced the arrest of <mask>, saying "it exposes the hand of the Arroyo administration in yet another assault on the rights of the people to dissent and organize". <mask> was provided TV, radio and medication while he was in jail. The lawyers for <mask> stated that they would appeal the Dutch court's ruling that extended <mask>'s imprisonment for 90 days. After being in solitary confinement for 17 days, he was released by the Dutch court on September 13, 2007. <mask> was released from jail at 10:45 a.m. on September 13, 2007, according to the public prosecutor's office. If <mask> had a conscious and close cooperation with those in the Philippines who carried out the deed, there was insufficient evidence to detain him on murder charges. The public prosecutor's appeal against the district court's September 13 judgment of release was heard by a panel of 3 judges.3 Dutch judicial officials and a Dutch prosecution lawyer will visit the Philippines later this year to review the evidence against <mask> <mask>, according to Robert Brinks, the Dutch Ambassador to the Philippines. A member of the April Fifth Action promised to support <mask>. The Inter-Parliamentary Union assembly was held in Switzerland. He is a member of the Legislative Panels on Constitutional Affairs, Housing, Manpower, Transport, and on Welfare Services. On October 3, 2007, the Dutch court dismissed the prosecution's appeal against the release of <mask> and confirmed his freedom while the Dutch police continue to investigate. The decision doesn't bar prosecution for murder. The charges against <mask> were not dropped yet, according to the spokesman for the Dutch Public Prosecutor's Office.You have to separate the criminal investigation by the police from the investigation by the examining judge. Mr. <mask> is still a suspect even though the judge decided to finish the investigation. <mask>'s appeal against the Dutch Public Prosecutors Office's request to extend its investigation until December was heard by the Dutch court on May 20, 2008. There were attempts to kill Kintanar in 1999 and 2000 and he was accused of being involved in the murder of his wife, Joy, at the trial. The verdict was scheduled for June 10, 2008. The Public Prosecution Service may continue the prosecution of <mask> <mask> for involvement in, among other things, a number of murders committed in the Philippines in 2003 and 2004. The criminal charges against <mask> were dropped in February 2010.Jovito Salonga, a former Senator, accused <mask> of orchestrating the 1971 Plaza Miranda bombing during the Liberal Party convention to force Marcos to sign a Proclamation. Martial Law was instituted in the Philippines. Victor Corpuz is a former member of the CPP. The Philippine National Police filed a criminal case against <mask> for the Plaza Miranda bombing, but the charges were dismissed due to lack of evidence. The cases of multiple murder lawsuits against <mask>, Bayan Muna Representative Satur Ocampo, and National Democratic Front member Luis Jalandoni were taken over by the Manila's RTC Executive Judge. The accused were accused of executing 30 farmers in 1985 in Southern Leyte. The bodies of 15 people were found in a mass grave.Sison and Ocampo had been under the control of the Marcos regime for a long time. The first EDSA uprising of 1986 freed <mask>, Ocampo, and other political prisoners. The European Union's second highest court ruled to delist Sison and the Stichting Al-Aqsa group from the EU terror list because the bloc failed to respect their rights when blacklisted. The EU governments failed to inform the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice why the assets of Sison and the Netherlands-based Al-Aqsa Foundation were frozen. EU lawyers can lodge an appeal. During the five-year appeal of Sison against the Dutch government and the EU, the EU was ordered to shoulder all the litigation expenses. The final judgment of the European Court of Justice to remove Sison from the EU terrorist blacklist became final and binding on December 10, 2009, as the EU did not appeal.The court's decisions and other documents pertaining to cases involving <mask> in the Philippines can be found in the section of Legal Cases in www.josemariasison.org. Selected writings from 1968 to 1991. The Philippine Revolution was brought about by the Foundation for Resuming the Philippine Revolution. 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title: Susanne Bobzien

texts: German-born philosopher <mask> is interested in philosophy of logic and language, determinism and freedom, and ancient philosophy. She is a professor of philosophy at the University of Oxford. Bobzien was born in 1960. In 1985 she graduated with an M.A. In 1993 I received a PhD in philosophy from Bonn University. She was affiliated with a college at Oxford University. Bobzien is a professor of philosophy at Oxford University and holds the position of senior research fellow at All Souls College.She held the position of senior professor in philosophy at Yale from 2002 to 2010. She had a tenured position at Oxford University from 1993 to 2002. She was a fellow at The Queen's College from 1990 to 2002. She was a fellow in philosophy at Balliol College. Her awards include a British Academy Research Readership and a fellowship of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The British Academy is a national academy for the humanities and social sciences in the United Kingdom. Several books and articles have been published by Bobzien.Bobzien's major work is the first full-scale modern study of the determinism theory. The views of the Stoics on causality, fate, the modalities, divination, rational agency, the non-futility of action, moral responsibility, and the formation of character are explored. In this book, she wrote "The Inadvertent conception and Late Birth of the Free-Will Problem" and "Did Epicurus discover the Free-Will Problem?" According to Bobzien, the problem of determinism and free- will, as conceived in contemporary philosophy, was not considered by the Greeks, but only in the 2nd centuryCE. Bobzien's "Die Kategorien der Freiheit bei Kant" (The Categories of Freedom in Kant) has been described as an article "that has long been the starting point for any German reader seeking to deepen his understanding of the second chapter of the Analytic of Kant It distinguishes the main functions of the Categories of Freedom: as conditions of the possibility for actions to be free, as well as being comprehensible and morally evaluated. The first monograph on the history of logic was written by Bobzien.The paper "Stoic syllogistic" was written by Bobzien. She believes that this should be treated as a distinct system with similarities to relevance logic and connexive logic. She wrote "Stoic Sequent Logic and Proof Theory" and "Stoic Logic and Multiple Generality Theory". "The Development of Modus Ponens in antiquity" is a paper written by Bobzien. She has shown that hypothetical syllogisms and Galen's representation of peripatetic hypothetical syllogistic are different from contemporary propositional logic. Bobzien's essay "Frege plagiarizing the Stoics" is based on her 2016 Keeling Lecture and was written in 2021. Vagueness and paradoxes have been worked on by Bobzien.The ideas of columnar higher-order vagueness, borderline nestings, and semi-determinability have been introduced by her. Bobzien shows how the combination of salience-based bistability, context sensitivity, and assessment sensitivity leads to the liar's paradoxicality in her presentation "Gestalt Shifts in the Liar". She offers a revenge-free solution to the liar paradoxes that relate to Herzberger's revision theory of truth on this basis. A logic of higher-order vagueness has been proposed by Bobzien that avoids higher-order vagueness paradoxes and sharp boundaries. The logic proposed is weaker than classical logic. It's a companion to the logic QH+KF. There are publications about Determinism and freedom.Essays in Ancient Philosophy discuss Determinism, Freedom, and Moral Responsibility. "The Late Birth of the Free-Will Problem" was written in 1998. "Die Kategorien der Freiheit bei Kant" is from Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy. The history of logic in Wrzburg. J. Barnes and K. Ierodiakonou wrote Alexander of Aphrodisias. "Stoic syllogistic" is in Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy. "Stoic Sequent Logic and Proof Theory" was written by Simon Shogry."Higher-Order Vagueness and the S4 Axiom are a Persistent Confusion". "Columnar Higher-order Vagueness or Vagueness is Higher-Order Vagueness" "Gestalt Shifts in the Liar or Why KT4M is the Logic of Semantic Modalities" was written by Ian Rumfitt.


title: Karren Brady

texts: Baroness <mask> is a British business executive and television personality. She was the managing director of Birmingham City F.C. As an aide to Alan Sugar on The Apprentice, as well as being vice-chairman of West Ham United F.C., he has also been Small Business Ambassador to the UK Government. Her appointment with the city began in 1993. She was the first woman to hold such a post in the top flight of English football when the team was promoted. She became the youngest managing director of a UK plc when she oversaw the company's flotation in 1997. She left in 2009.Following the purchase of the club by Sullivan and Gold, she was appointed vice-chairman. <mask> is a writer for both The Sun and Woman & Home magazine. Her latest book, Strong Woman, published in March 2012 and aimed at inspiring women in business, is a Sunday Times Bestseller. <mask> became a Conservative life peer in the House of Lords on September 22, 2014, taking the title Baroness <mask>. She was appointed to the position of chairman of Taveta by Sir Philip Green. <mask> was brought up in London near the Spurs football ground. <mask> made his fortune in property development.Her mother is Italian and her brother is Italian. She gained four A-levels at a boys' school which accepted girls in the sixth form, followed by a boarding school in Ware and a boys' school in Elstree. After being rejected for a place on a journalism course at Harlow College, <mask>'s career began at the advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi. <mask> said in an interview that she made a conscious decision not to go to university as she wanted to get out in the world and make her mark. After joining the LBC as an advertising account executive, she targeted the advertising business of David Sullivan, the owner of the Daily Sport and the Sunday Sport. Sullivan spent more than $2,000,000 on advertising in six months and was so impressed with <mask> that he gave her a job. She became one of Sullivan's directors at the age of 20 after he offered her a job.<mask> spotted an advert in the Financial Times for the sale of the city. Sullivan persuaded him to buy the club and let her run it. <mask> replied quickly that she would have to be twice as good as a man to do that. Sullivan said that he agreed to the deal because <mask> was a spotter and would attract publicity to the club. <mask> started work as a managing director at the age of 23. In March 1993. She encountered sexism.A player on the team bus said "I can see your t-shirts from here". When I sell you to Crewe, you won't be able to see them from there, will you? She sold the player. The City of London Police arrested Sullivan and <mask> in 2008 as part of the investigation into the 2006 allegations of corruption in English football, which also involved similar actions against players and officials from other clubs. <mask> denied any wrongdoing according to the club. There were tax and national insurance charges against two players. A highly professional businesswoman has been made a victim in a witch-hunt against football.In August of 2009, it was confirmed that no further action would be taken. She left after Sullivan and Gold sold the club. She was appointed as a non-executive director to the England World Cup bid advisory board. She was appointed Vice-Chairman of West Ham United in January 2010 by David Sullivan and David Gold. <mask> promised to hang in the Tower of London before the club goes through the financial turmoil that nearly brought it down. She liked the idea of changing the club's name. "What you might do is call the stadium West Ham Olympic stadium," said David Gold, the club's chairman.I can make a case for that. <mask> was in charge of the move from the Boleyn Ground to the Olympic Stadium. After a legal delay caused by a rival bid, West Ham's attempt to take ownership of the stadium collapsed in October 2011. The investigators were charged with fraud for obtaining illegally the private telephone records of <mask>. West Ham were the highest ranked bidder to become the anchor concessionaire and tenant of the Olympic Stadium. <mask> said "We are ambitious for our great club and aim to set the benchmark for visiting away and neutral supporters from across the globe to come and enjoy the icon Stadium and be part of our premier league club experience". The anchor concessionaires for the Olympic Stadium were named in March.In July of last year, <mask> gave evidence to a House of Lords committee about the club's debts, which she said would need to be paid before the move to the Olympic Stadium. In the summer of 2016 <mask> oversaw the club's move from the Boleyn Ground to the Olympic Stadium. West Ham United increased their capacity from 35,000 to 57,000 seats, which were completely sold out before the start of the 2016–17 season, giving them the third biggest home attendance in the league. Following the move to the Olympic Stadium, some supporters who wanted to stay at Upton Park targeted verbal abuse towards <mask> and other board members. <mask> was criticized in October 2016 after he described West Ham's move to the London Stadium as a chance to rebrand the club. West Ham's move to the new stadium was described by <mask> as part of their ambitious strategy to take the club to the very top of the world's most popular sport. <mask> was the chairman of Bauer's Kerrang!, and had a seat on the board of Sport England.She was a non-executive director of Channel 4 but resigned to take a position at the company that is owned by Simon Cowell and Sony. She resigned from a non-executive position with Mothercare to join the board of Taveta Investments. She is an ambassador for the life skills program. She is an Ambassador for Well Being for Women. <mask> has championed the cause of women in business. She has asked her female colleagues to help those trying to make their way in the business world. She said that any board executive can forget how many people helped them get where they are.The women who have got to the top need to encourage those below them to follow in their footsteps. Women in the board room should not forget how many challenges and difficulties they have overcome. It is important to create opportunities to identify talented women in business, then support them to develop their confidence to aim for the board. <mask> told the Independent: "If you don't have a woman on your board you should write to your shareholders and explain why." Tell us how many women you've interviewed and what skills they've been lacking, because that will give us some basis to teach the new generation of women in business. <mask> was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire for his services to entrepreneurship and women in business. <mask> appeared as a celebrity contestant on Comic Relief Does The Apprentice in March 2007, raising more than £750,000 for charity.<mask> was a guest interviewer in the fourth series of The Apprentice. After the show, it was revealed that <mask> had fulfilled a promise she made to Lord Alan Sugar on screen, and offered a job to the runner-up after being impressed by her interview. She interviewed candidates again in The Apprentice Season 5. On 30 August 2009, she was revealed as Sugar's new assistant in the sixth series of The Apprentice, replacing Margaret Mountford, who had left the series (and who returned in series 6, 7, 8 and 9 as a guest interviewer, the same role that <mask> had fulfilled in her first appearance <mask> said in an interview with The Daily Telegraph that she would like to work in politics in the future. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, Margot James said that she would be a great asset. I admire her success in business.<mask> should be made a peer to bring more women into politics and to resolve the UK's financial problems, according to the feature. Baroness <mask> would make an important contribution to both business and politics. <mask> spoke at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester on the subject of small businesses and supported George Osborne's policies as Chancellor of the Exchequer, and she was also appointed the government's Small. <mask> would become a Conservative life peer in the House of Lords. Baroness <mask> was created on September 22, 2014. <mask> voted with the Government in favor of a plan to cut tax credits in the House of Lords. The Daily Telegraph reported in February that she was facing questioning about her role in non-disclosure agreements relating to allegations of misbehaviour on the part of the businessman Philip Green.<mask> married a Canadian footballer, Paul Peschisolido, in 1995. Sophia was her first child. After the birth of her second child, she took six weeks off work. <mask> lives in London with her husband. Their husband owned a house in Canada as well as a property in the village of Knowle. <mask> underwent a full-body medical screen in 2006 which found a potentially fatal cerebral aneurysm. It was a miracle that <mask> had survived the births of her two children after doctors told her she had a 30 per cent chance of dying from the condition.She had an emergency surgery in February 2006 to stop the aneurysm from rupturing. She was back at work a month later after making a full recovery. <mask> states on her official website that her football loyalties have only ever been with the two clubs she has represented. <mask> was named in the category of 'woman who has changed the world' in the 2006 awards. She attended The Queen's lunch in 2006 <mask> was named the businesswoman of the year. She won the NatWest Spirit of Everywoman Award for her services to women in business.She was included in the Evening Standard's list of 'London's 1000 Most Influential People 2010', as well as being listed in the business category of The Sunday Telegraph's'100 Most Powerful Women in Britain'. In December of 2010, she received a doctorate in business from the University of Birmingham. She was the most inspiring woman in Britain in 2011. She won the CEO of the Year Award at the Football Business Awards. She was ranked as one of the 100 most powerful women in the United Kingdom by Woman's Hour. <mask> was honoured for her services to entrepreneurship and women in business. <mask> was named in the Debrett's top 500 most influential and inspiration people in Britain.<mask> was named 10th in The Guardian's 50 most influential women in British sport. <mask> became Baroness <mask> in August of 2014). There are External links to 1969 births. 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title: D. P. K. Pillay

texts: Colonel (Dr.) <mask> (DPK) <mask> is a former Indian Army officer. He saved the lives of 2 children, a boy and a girl, when he was wounded in counter insurgency operations in Longdi Pabram village. He shot into prominence recently when he went back to the village where he was wounded in the firefight to deliver development and humanitarian activities. <mask> received a PhD Degree from Panjab University in 2015, for his thesis titled "Evaluation of Models of Human Security with Special reference to India". <mask>. He attended the Bangalore Military School. He graduated from the 72nd course of the National Defence Academy in 1988 with a bachelor's degree in Arts.<mask>y holds a master's degree. <mask> received a PhD from Panjab University for his thesis "Evaluation of Models of Human Security with Special reference to India". His thesis examines the concept of human security as propounded by various agencies like the UN, multilateral agencies and NGOs as well as countries such as Japan, Canada, and other countries. Non-military methods are prioritized over traditional security threats in order to achieve security. People have basic needs and rights. The scope for adoption of a Human Security approach is examined in the thesis. He thinks that a human security approach can be used as a policy measure in India to reinforce successes in the social and economic spheres, so that the possibility of discontent turning into violent opposition and internal conflict is minimized.His article titled "Applying Human Security in Indian Context" has been published. At the Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi, <mask> was a research fellow. He attended the NISC course in 2007, a year after graduating from the Centre for Security Policy. He completed the module of the International Diploma in Humanitarian Assistance course at New York City's Fordham University. He qualified for the UN CM Coordination course in 2014). <mask>y was commissioned into the 4th battalion of the brigade of the guards after graduating from the National Defence Academy. He saw active service in the Indian states of Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir before moving to the 8th battalion of the brigade of the Guards, which was deployed in India's northeast, where he was involved in an encounter in which he nearly lost his life.<mask>y led a patrol in 1994 that was tasked to protect a few tribal villages during a time of unrest in the area. He was able to track down and kill the NSCN in Longdi Pabram village. <mask>y realized that there were two young children who were injured in the cross fire after the surrender of the militant. He insisted that the young children be taken to safety first when the helicopter arrived to evacuate him. This noble act won over the villagers and the Taliban in the area. A patrol team sent to the village in March 2010 connected the villagers to <mask>y who was immediately invited and felicitated by the village. The soldier has earned the nickname "<mask> <mask>ei" because of his humanitarian service."Pamei" is a clan of the influential Zeliangrong community. <mask>y earned the sobriquet of "Hero of Manipur" and "Savior of Longdi Pabram" after he organised several activities for development of the region. <mask>y said that the first thing that came to his mind as a trained soldier was the safety of the children and all others. I was trained to sacrifice my own life and comfort for my country. I knew I was not an enemy of my brothers and sisters. The people I was sent to protect were hurting and sad. I didn't want the children to suffer.I could either perpetuate the violence or say that all that is evil ends with me. Mahatma Gandhi said "Be the change you want to see in the world". I am happy that I chose the harder right. "Peace is not just an absence of violence but a consistent delivery of opportunities to survive and to improve and develop not just as an individual, but also as a community and a region," said <mask>y. Peace is the right choice despite the lack of glamour. We have to choose between peace and violence. After being decorated with India's third highest peacetime gallantry award, <mask>y was selected to serve in his alma mater, Bangalore Military School.The then Chief of Army Staff who presided over the School Golden Jubilee celebrations chose him to serve in Bangalore Military School for the motivation of the young cadets to join the Indian armed forces. <mask> was the only "Georgian" to serve as the "Administrative Officer" at the prestigious institute. The school under his leadership achieved exemplary results in academics, sports, and other activities. He was the first service officer to join the Ministry of Defence as the Planning Officer. He was assigned to represent the Ministry of Defence at the Conference on Disarmament and the review conference on the use of Certain Conventional Weapons. He was part of the Indian delegation that went to the United Nations General Assembly. CNN IBN honoured <mask> in the very first edition of their program called India Positive.India's hidden resource that cradles the wounded, makes peace among communities and improves lives of others is the focus of these awards. The Special Achievement Award was given to Col<mask> for his acts of courage and optimism and brought about a bigger change in the country. There are External links to the Bangalore Military School.

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