title: Oleksandr Danylyuk

texts: <mask> is a Ukrainian politician who served as the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council. The Center for National Resilience and Development is headed by <mask>. <mask> was born in a family of scientists. <mask> is a member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and his mother is a teacher. In 1998 <mask> graduated from the National Technical University of Ukraine with a degree in electric engineering. He obtained a master's degree in business administration from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business in 2001. <mask>k worked in the private sector as a consultant and investment manager in a number of companies.<mask> worked at McKinsey for three years. He had a project portfolio that included the reform of the UK tax system. The Rurik Investment fund operated in London and Luxembourg. In 2005, <mask> <mask> joined public service as an economic advisor to the Ukrainian Prime Minister. <mask> was appointed by the Ukrainian President to work on energy reform and privatization of state-owned enterprises. The Economic Reforms Coordination Center was chaired by <mask>. The Center's initial strategy was drafted by McKinsey.He was the winner of the competition. The Economic Reforms Coordination Center focused on drafting bills and introducing practices designed to improve investment climate in Ukraine, uphold the rule of law and intensify cooperation with the International Monetary Fund. Despite opposition from the Government of the pro-Russian lobbyists, Danylyuk supported the signing of the EU-Ukraine association agreement. The reform agenda developed by the Coordination center acts as a foundation for the transformation following the Revolution of dignity. The Coordination Centre was largely ignored by the President. The acting President <mask> Turchynov dismissed Danylyuk as an advisor. Volodymyr Groysman had a group of advisors headed by <mask> Danylyuk.He was a Permanent Representative of the President of Ukraine in the Cabinet of Ministers. He was a deputy head of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine. In 2016 <mask> <mask> was appointed a Minister of Finance. He said his main objectives were better investment climate in Ukraine, transparent rules of doing business for Ukrainian entrepreneurs and foreign investors, and public finance reform. The Ministry of Finance has to achieve a number of key milestones according to the government's mid-term priority action plan. The Public Finance Administration Strategy is designed to enable effective planning and better quality of public services with taxpayers' money. State Fiscal Service reform and its transformation from a punitive agency in a service-oriented agency, Financial Investigation Service to replace tax police, Improving tax legislation, introduction of mid-term budget planning, Implementation of the State Banks were some of the priorities of the Ministry of Finance.In response to <mask>'s letter to the ambassadors of the G-7 top industrial nations saying that Groysman was stalling vital reforms of the State Fiscal Service that are needed to combat corruption, Groysman asked for <mask>'s dismissal. The European Union may have been hurt by Danylyuk's actions. Danylyuk said that he was asked to use government money to back political corruption. The reform of the State Fiscal Service is headed by Groysman's old ally Prodan. The Head of State Fiscal Service was dismissed by Danylyuk because he was accused of corruption. The cases were filed with the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine. The man who enjoyed the support of many influential people in power was accused of corruption.<mask> used this as a pretext to remove him from his position, despite significant push back from the prime-minister, who succeeded in firing him permanently. Danylyuk renewed cooperation with the International Monetary Fund after a long pause which unlocked funding. Danylyuk had a trusted relationship with the International Monetary Fund. In December of 2016 the largest bank in the country was nationalized. The sole shareholder was the Ministry of Finance. The National Bank and Ministry of Finance were in charge of the work. The bank was owned by two influential businessmen.PrivatBank had more than 22 million customers. Within 6 months after the nationalisation is completed, the State will be compensated for losses related to nationalisation. Criminal proceedings were initiated against former shareholders of Privatbank after they failed to fulfill their commitment. The assets of former shareholders of PrivatBank were frozen by the London Court. The decision of freezing assets was made despite resistance from the Prosecutor general and other high level officials. Several criminal proceedings were opened against advisors hired by the National Bank of Ukraine. The court banned all decisions related to legal proceedings outside of Ukraine.The WWFA was imposed despite all the opposing efforts. State fiscal service reform is one of the key anti-corruption initiatives, as it will help to improve the business climate in Ukraine, as stated by <mask> <mask>. The approach to work of the State Fiscal Service needs to be modernized. It should be easier for taxpayers to work with the State Fiscal Service. The State Fiscal Service reform was integrated into the program of cooperation with the International Monetary Fund, as well as creating a project supervisory board, which included G7 ambassadors and a business ombudsman. The head of the Finance Ministry and the Prime Minister clashed when the PM overturned decisions that launched the reform. Prior to <mask>'s appointment as the Minister of Finance, he played an active role in the creation of anti-corruption bodies.He was in charge of the development of the Law on National Anticorruption Bureau (NABU) in cooperation with experts and civil society activists. The framework of the law allowed for the establishment of theNABU. The National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption introduced a system of electronic declarations. The law was supported for the launch of the High Anti-corruption court. In June of last year, he sent a personal letter to every PM, explaining the importance of adopting the law. The reform of the law enforcement institutions was promoted by the abolition of corrupt Tax Police Danylyuk. The Tax Police was a corrupt institution that harassed Ukrainian businesses.The law that removed powers from Tax Police was passed despite strong resistance from the President, Prime-minister and the Parliament. The coalition tried to fix the problem by returning the powers to the Tax Police. <mask> promised not to restore tax police. It was the first time in history that a Minister publicly opposed a parliamentary coalition. The minister refused to adopt the changes. The position to restore the Tax police was promoted by the ally of the president. <mask> was appointed Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine on May 28, 2019.He became the head of the National Cyber Security Coordination Center in June of 2019. He joined the National Council for Anti-Corruption Policy in July. Danylyuk resigned from the post of Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council. He disagreed with the policy of carpet games in the new government. Many of the people who came lacked professionalism. There is a risk in this problem. He told reporters that he hoped conclusions would be made and that the President would make adjustments.<mask> was elected Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the National Depository on September 25, 2020. His powers were terminated by the shareholders of the National Depository of Ukraine. <mask> said it was done to make a person convenient for the presidency. <mask> was disqualified in the competition for the head of the Bureau of Economic Security. The new law enforcement body was investigating economic crimes. Danylyuk was rejected from the competition of selection because he couldn't provide a degree in a specialty that met the requirements of the competition. The Center for National Resilience and Development was founded in December of 2020.National security, rule of law, de-oligarchization and anti-corruption are the priority areas of the Center for National Resilience & Development. As Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, <mask> Danyliuk received a salary of                                   <mask> Danyliuk had US$3,130 on his bank accounts. He declared US$36,000 in cash. <mask> Danyliuk had a cottage and a plot of land in joint ownership. <mask> Danyliuk also declared a Volvo xx60 car and an antique from the beginning of the 20th century. <mask> Danyliuk is married and has two children.Olha Danyliuk got her PhD from the Royal School of Speech and Drama after studying at Central Saint Martins. She works as a theater director in London after working as a theater designer in New York and Moscow. Olga Danyliuk was a volunteer in support of the Ukrainian army in the context of Russian military aggression. 16 children from the war zone participated in a performance of Letters from New York. Danyliuk has two sons. Richard was the elder son of Danyliuk. The younger son was born in London.<mask> is proficient in five languages: Ukrainian, Russian, English, Spanish and French. Hiking, mountain climbing, cycling and rowing are hobbies. The people from Grigoriopol were alumni of the Kelley School of Business.

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title: Narayana Teertha

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> was a saint and sang many songs for Lord Sri Krishna. <mask> was born in South India in the region covered by the present-day AP. He lived in Guntur district. He was a member of the Tallavarjula family. His birth name was Sastrulu. They moved to Thanjavur. Historians place him between 1610 and 1745 AD.An extensive research done with the help of archives in the Saraswati Mahal Library has helped place the time closer to 1650 AD, and he lived a long life. At an early age, he mastered music and studied Sanskrit. He took on a life of religious devotion after abandoning his family at a young age. He went to Varanasi to spread his ideas. Teertha was a great scholar in Sanskrit and Natya Shastra. He used many popular ragas. He used Triputa, Adi, Rupaka, Jampa, Matya, Vilamba, Eka and Ata.Many of the songs can be used as nritya or natya padams. He used easy expressions and avoided complex usages. The Gadyams and Padyams are beautiful. He used 17 different meters. Some of the books he wrote can be found in Benares Hindu University and Parijatapaharanam at Saraswathi Mahal. He is credited with the creation of two operas. Varagur is in Thanjavur District.Varagur is the place of eternity for him. Although he lived in Varahur, Sri <mask> Tirtha Siddhi was attained in 1745 at a nearby village called Thirupoonthuruthy, on the banks of river Kudamurutti. He attained 'Jeeva Samadhi' even while he was alive. There is a shrine under the mango tree. Sri Krishna Leela Tarangini <mask> <mask> wrote a Sanskrit opera about the life of the Lord Krishna. It covers the various pastimes of Lord Krishna from his birth to his marriage to Sri Rukmini. Various literary and musical forms are used by <mask> Teertha."Tarangas" means waves in the language of the songs. The lyrics are easy to understand. The inspiration is said to be the Gita Govinda. The 'three gems' of medieval Vaishnava literature are said to be the Krishna Leela Tarangini of Sri Narayana Teertha. He is said to have had the inspiration to compose this piece when he was on the banks of Naducauvery. He wanted to go back to Tirupati, where it all started, because he was suffering from a serious stomach ailment. A divine voice told him to follow a pig.The village known as Varagur' came to be after the Varaha led him to it. Lord Varaha, the form of Krishna, guided <mask> Teertha to Bhupatirajapuram. The people of the village were aware that a great personality was about to come. He settled down on the banks of the river 'Kudamurutty' to build a temple for the ancient idols of Sri Lakshmi-<mask>, Navaneetha Krishna and Sri Srinivasa. Over the last two centuries, Tarangini has been used by Indian classical dancers in dance dramas. Tarangini contains 12 Tarangams and over 150 songs. Teertha focused on the 10th skandam.The celebrations included guru pooja, morning worship, sahasranama chanting, vedic renditions and tarangam singing. tarangams were rendered by bikram troupes from different parts of the state. Every year on 25 and 26 January, all popular artists perform in front of Lord Venkateswara Perumal who has given Darshan to Sri Narayan at Varagur village. Sri <mask> Theerthar attained mukti at Varagur. Music festivals have been held at the Samadhi shrine for over 300 years. The details of Sri <mask> Teertha are in a PDF format. <mask> <mask> has his Tarangams in English.There were 1 deaths of Indian male composers and 1 deaths of people from Guntur district.

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title: Conchita Moreno

texts: <mask> was a professional bullfighter from Venezuela. She is named Conchita because she was born on the second of seven days after the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. Before her mother's birth, her maternal grandparents migrated to Venezuela. She said that she was raised in a very Christian household and had little means to live with other older female family members. She wanted to be a lawyer when she was a child, but her granddaughter became one. During the Second World War, she snuck out of school to watch the bullfights in El Valle, where she spent most of her childhood. She says that she went in secret with her mother, and that when she expressed her desire to bullfight to her father he wasn't impressed, accusing her mother of "coddling".She thinks that her father wanted her to go to university because she was good at school. After dabbling in bullfighting in school and expressing an interest to her parents, <mask> says that her desire became more founded when the Cuadrilla of female bullfighters came to show in Venezuela. She was successful in getting a "casting" to join the team despite still being in high school. After the war ended, she decided to take up bullfighting. She left her country after the 1945 coup d'état because she wanted to learn as much as she could about bullfighting. Her father told her before her first presentation that if she was going to fight, she would have to do it well. After her first fight, she had an alternativa.The sport of bullfighting has grown more popular in the city since the visit of a bullfighter from Madrid, and there was a lot of hype around this fight. She faced off with Esther lvarez, a relative of a famous banderillero. When she cut her first ear, she remembers this fight with warmth. In her early years of fighting, she was working in a law firm in Venezuela and taking English classes. She says that even though she was an adult by this time and had met all of her father's requirements, he still wouldn't sign the travel documents to let her leave. The first tours of Latin America were to Mexico, where she fought. The bullfighter Mara Cobin told <mask> that she wouldn't go to Spain to fight because the women were only allowed to fight bulls on horseback.They traveled through Cartagena, Barranquilla, Cali, Manizales and Bogot after being hired to present the fights in Mexico. There is a serious injury to a woman's right leg in the place where the Cuadrilla performed. The news that her father was sick came whilst she was in Latin America. She promised her father that she wouldn't travel again after she quit the Cuadrilla. She said that she used the time in Venezuela to build contacts in Portugal. Since speaking to Cobin "Spain, the birthplace of bullfighting, hadn't left her thoughts", she began training on horseback. She said that if she were to return to bullfighting, it would be as a rejoneadora.She traveled the interior of Venezuela in exhibition performances with her brother after her father's death. They came up with a business of traveling bullrings, to bring the show to smaller communities, and combined circus acts with the fights, building a collapsible tent for their show that could also be transported with attached wheels. She moved to Europe after receiving an offer in Portugal. Benjamn chose to join the Navy and their sister joined <mask>'s team. She stayed in Lisbon with the D'a Silva family. She made her debut at the Campo Pequeno bullring. She said that she enjoyed it more because the bulls were not killed and the banderillas were designed to not hurt them.The agent got her a contract in Spain after making contacts. After taking the train to Madrid, she was greeted by Crdoba, who would become her representation for the Iberian peninsula. The bullfighting community assumed that she had gone to fight on foot when she was in Spain. The main players of the Madrid bullfighting community but a black mark on her name despite her assurances. Crdoba got some fights in France. Crdoba had already informed her that many had followed her move to Europe, and she had met with some in Spain. She performed a bullfight on horseback, pretending to not hurt the bull.After she showed she wasn't going to fight on foot, she continued to perform in France and Portugal, suggesting that the Spaniards didn't want invaders in their industry. She got to fulfill her biggest wish when they lifted the mark on her name and allowed her to take Spanish contracts. She spent a lot of her career in Europe, but continued to travel and work in the Americas in the winter, as well as in Texas, New Mexico, and Baja California. The Plaza de Benavente in Benavente, Zamora, Spain, was the scene of a fight between Hispanic nations in 1958. She got into the last moments of the bullfight when her horse " <mask>" could not back away and was hit by the bull's charge, causing both of them to crash into the side of the ring. She was taken to a hospital. She was in a coma for 25 days after the injury.She was told by the doctors to stop fighting because she wanted to recover. She mentioned that it reminded her of her first injury, which made her lose fear in the bullring. She thinks that her agent shouldn't have taken the contract because the bullring was small and they couldn't cancel. After her mother's death, Mara Esperanza began collecting documents of her legacy, and received a letter from a person who said that many people who attended the bullfight ran into the square. After she returned to Venezuela, she spent several months in a center for toreros in Madrid. 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When she was in Venezuela, she tried to see her family. She said that her career made it impossible to have a relationship. She says that she was forced to flee first to her mother's house and then back to Europe after she dated a famous singer in Mexico. She had a large family when she returned to Venezuela. She dislikes the Running of the Bulls. She co-stars in the 1957 Brazilian Western film.There were deaths of female bullfighters from Venezuela.

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title: Amir Machmud

texts: The Supersemar document transferring power from President Sukarno to General Suharto was signed by an Indonesian military general. Born in Cimahi, West Java, on February 21, 1923, <mask> was an early life life. He was the second of five siblings and his father worked for a public company. He graduated from the "Ardjoena" Hollandsch-Inlandsche School in Bandung in 1938. He continued his education at a technical school for another two years. Indonesia came under the control of the Japanese Empire in 1942 after the Dutch Government was defeated by the Imperial Army. By 1943, with the tide of the war turning against them, the Japanese established the Defenders of the Homeland (PETA), an auxiliary force made up of Indonesians designed to bolster the number of troops for the Japanese and assist them in fighting a possible Allied invasion of Java.After joining in 1943, he remained a member until 1945. Indonesia's Independence was proclaimed on 17 August 1945, by nationalist leaders. The People's Security Body (BKR) was announced by the PPKI days later. There was a unit in Lembang, West Java. The Lembang BKR was integrated into the Siliwangi Division after the People's Security Army was established. North Bandung was where he led his troops in battles against the British and Dutch. After the signing of the Renville Agreement, the Siliwangi Division was forced to leave West Java.The Indonesian government was forced to recognize territories which had been taken under Dutch control. The division was relocated to Central Java by Colonel Abdul Haris Nasution. The Communist Party of Indonesia (PKI) was targeted during the same year by the troops of <mask>. In 1949, when the Dutch began to withdraw from Indonesia, <mask> and his troops returned to West Java. The Darul Islam movement wanted to establish a theocratic Indonesia under the religion of Islam. The "Just King" Legion (APRA), a military group which entered Bandung and started targeting TNI soldiers, was led by <mask>. The military was reorganized after the war of independence.His time in command of troops in Bandung ended in 1960. Politics and economics are important subjects for a soldier in an army who is increasingly involved in the running of the Government. During his time at Seskoad, he became acquainted with Suharto. The strategic force which was designed to be on stand by at all times was what led to the appointment of the deputy chief of staff of the army general reserve. Suharto commanded Caduad. President Sukarno formed a war command for the liberation of Western New Guinea after he was determined that Indonesia would occupy it. For this operation, Suharto was appointed Field Commander and once again, he showed his trust in <mask> by appointing him to the position of Head of the Operational Staff.Under pressure from the United States, the Netherlands signed the New York Agreement to transfer Western New Guinea to Indonesia, with a proviso that a referendum would be held on independence. He would have his first stint as a Regional Commander. He was appointed Commander of the security of South Kalimantan on September 5, 1962. He held the post for a while. The 30 September movement made a coup attempt in Jakarta. The Revolutionary Council was formed by the movement and included Machmud as a member. He denied membership quickly, like many other anti-Communist Generals.The day would end with Suharto taking control of the situation in Jakarta and being accused of being behind the coup attempt. The commander of the security of Jakarta was appointed in December 1965, after the transition to Suharto. It was during his appointment that Suharto began to gather political support and momentum to mount a challenge to Sukarno. Most of his Army colleagues supported Suharto. At the beginning of 1966, people were able to openly oppose him via the means of protests due to the decline in his popularity. On 10 January, the Indonesian Students Action Front demanded that the PKI be banned, that sympathizers be arrested and that prices be lowered. The Army supported, encouraged, and protected the protesters.In order to make things more practical, the Chief of Staff, Kemal Idris, was authorized to take control of their troops which were now concentrated in Jakarta. At this point, there was a dichotomy to <mask>'s stance. He was with Suharto, the Army, and the anti-Sukarno protesters. He felt a professional responsibility to prevent Jakarta from being reduced to chaos by all the protests and demonstrations. There were protests in Jakarta in February. The ban was ignored. On March 11, 1966, a cabinet meeting was held by Sukarno.Before the meeting, Sukarno asked <mask> if the situation was secure, to which he replied that it was. The meeting was marked by Suharto's absence. The Commander of the Presidential Bodyguards approached <mask> ten minutes into the meeting. Sabur said there were troops outside the palace. Sabur was told not to worry about it. Sabur repeated the message five minutes later, notifying Sukarno of the problem as well. The meeting was suspended and the speaker left the room.Insisting that the situation wouldn't get out of hand, <mask> decided that the safest place to avoid the tense situation would be Bogor. The meeting was adjourned after the Minister of Veterans' Affairs and the Minister of Industry attended the meeting. According to Jusuf, the three of them should go to Bogor to give moral support to Sukarno. The three generals left after asking for Suharto's permission. Suharto asked the generals if they were ready to restore security if the President ordered it. The situation was secure when the three met with Sukarno. When the protests were happening, Sukarno asked how the situation could be secured.Before asking them how he could take care of the situation, Sukarno began discussing options with them. The suggestion was to give Suharto some powers so that everything can be secured. The meeting ended when Sukarno began to prepare a presidential decree. The decree that would become the Supersemar was ready at dusk. The other two generals and members of Sukarno's inner circle in the cabinet encouraged him to sign, despite some last-minute doubts. The Supersemar was passed on to Suharto. When he asked to read the document on the way back to Jakarta, he was surprised to find out that it was a handover of power to Suharto.He claimed that the Supersemar was a miracle. On 13 March, Sukarno summoned several people. The three generals were told that Supersemar did not contain instructions that Suharto had banned the Communist Party of Indonesia. AM Hanafi, the former Ambassador to Cuba, said that nothing came up apart from the copies of the letter that was ordered by Sukarno. The political career Minister of Home Affairs As Suharto removed Sukarno from power and replaced him as president in 1967. The Minister of Home Affairs died suddenly. He held the position of Minister of Home Affairs until his resignation in October 1982.A reputation of being tough on government opponents and dissidents was developed by the Minister of Home Affairs. The nickname of "The Bulldozer" was earned by this. He dealt harshly with the people who had gone to prison. The former convicts were given special supervision. Suharto's control over Indonesia was strengthened by the help of <mask>. In 1969 he banned civil servants from being involved in politics but encouraged them to vote for Golkar in Legislative Elections as a sign of their loyalty to the government. The formation of the Indonesian Civil Servants' Corps was influenced by <mask>d.The Chairman of the General Elections Organization was also the Minister of Home Affairs. Legislative elections of 1977 and 1971 were held under his supervision. The speaker of the People's Representative Council was elected as the chairman of the People's Consultative Assembly. The 1983 MPR General Session saw Suharto being elected to a 4th term as President and Umar Wirahadikusumah being elected to the Vice Presidency. The title of "The Father of Development" was given to Suharto by the MPR under his chairmanship. The structure of the MPR, DPR, and Regional People's Representative Council was reorganized and the guidelines for a referendum were laid down. The Chairman of MPR/Head of DPR was a retired life and death man.His last post was this one. He died on April 21, 1995 and left behind a wife, two children and ten grandchildren. M Jusuf was close to another Supersemar witness, <mask>. Before he died, he requested that Jusuf attend his funeral. Jusuf was unable to attend the funeral so this request was never fulfilled. Jusuf received a secret letter from Machmud. Developing Politics at Home (1981) Developing A Religious Life In A Pancasila World (1981) Developing A Pancasila Social Culture 1983 Notes References External links

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title: Amanda M. Brown

texts: An associate professor of neuroscience and neurology at the University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland, <mask> is an American immunologist and microbiologist. <mask> is known for his work on cloning one of the first HIV viruses and developing a method to visualize HIV infections. <mask> studies HIV in the central nervous system, focusing on the cellular role of osteopontin in regulating inflammatory signalling pathways. <mask> explores how the immune system plays a role in preventing HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder. In addition to her research, <mask> mentors and recruits the future cohort of diverse leaders in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. <mask> received her undergraduate degree in 1985 from the University of California, Riverside. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in 1989.<mask> completed her PhD at Albert Einstein College of Medicine after completing her undergraduate degree. William R. Jacobs was her mentor. During her PhD, she became interested in macrophage-pathogen biology and was selected to take a Cold Spring Harbor course on Advanced Bacterial Genetics. <mask> helped to develop a method to study mycobacterium replication in mononuclear phagocytes. The field could use the leucine auxotrophic Mutant to study the host-pathogen interactions of mycobacterium and the animal cells. <mask> discovered the presence of two genes associated with SecA in mycobacterium. They found SecA1 to be essential, but SecA2 to be non essential, suggesting different roles for SecA1 and SecA2 in mycobacteria.<mask> completed her PhD in 1996 and continued to study pathogens that are able to evade the immune response. <mask> studied under the mentorship of Cecilia Cheng-<mask> at the New York City AIDS Research Center. <mask>'s research led to the creation of the first HIV virus that could be used to create green fluorescent cells. She used this technology to discover that Nef's interaction with cellular kinases allows the removal of CD4 from the surface of infections. This fluorescent tool was used by <mask> to discover that the immune system of HIV patients is not as strong as it could be. <mask> was the first to use fluorescent tags to model HIV-macrophage, and this method continues to be used today. <mask> completed a second fellowship at the University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland.She worked in the Department of Neurology studying HIV in the brain, with a focus on the infections of macrophages in the brain. In 2007, <mask> became an instructor in the Department of Neurology, and in 2010 she became an assistant professor in the Department of Neurology. <mask> was promoted to associate professor in the Department of Neurology. As the principal investigator of the Brown Laboratory Research Group, <mask> explores how HIV infection persists in macrophages and how the chronic inflammatory response, as a result of infection, leads to neuronal damage and neurodegeneration. <mask> has held many leadership positions at the school of medicine. The Neurosciences Community Innovation Council was established by <mask> in 2015. The co-director of the Developmental Core is <mask>.<mask> was a member of the Pandemic Academic Advisory Committee. <mask> directs the Translational Research in Neuro-AIDS and Mental Health program at the school of medicine. <mask> secured an R25 grant from the National Institutes of Health to run a program that educates research across the United States and internationally about the effects of HIV in racial and ethnic minority populations. <mask> obtained a grant from the National Institute of Health (NIH) that supported the internship in brain sciences program. The program recruits underrepresented minority high school students in the Baltimore area to experience research as a paid intern for 8 weeks. Over 150 high school students have participated in the program over the course of <mask>'s leadership tenure. The neuroscience scholars program was founded by <mask> and Tilak Ratnanather and is funded by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.The national program focused on mentoring underrepresented and deaf or hard-of-hearing undergraduates to obtain career development and research exposure in neuroscience. <mask> is studying the role of osteopontin in HIV in the central nervous system. The two main cells in the brain that HIV infections, T cells and macrophages, produce a pro- inflammatory cytokine called osteopontin. <mask> found that osteopontin increases in the brains of people with HIV. <mask> discovered in 2020 that osteopontin may exert protective functions in the central nervous system through interacting with components of the extracellular matrix to active downstream protective signalling. The Provost Prize for Faculty excellence in Diversity was nominated for the first time.

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title: Dave Sisler

texts: <mask> was a professional baseball pitcher who played in the MLB. <mask> 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 completing a two-year obligation in the military, he reached the majors in Boston. After three-and-a-half seasons with the Red Sox, he was traded to the Detroit Tigers and served the team through the season. He was selected by the Washington Senators in the 1960 Major League Baseball expansion draft and played the 1960 season. He played one season at the major league level and one at the minor league level for the Reds. His most productive years were with Boston, where he won 24 games in a row.He saved a career-high 11 games for the Senators after that. In a seven-season career, <mask> had a 38–44 record with a 4.33 earned run average in 241 appearances, including 29 saves, 12 complete games, and one shutout. <mask> retired from baseball after the 1963 season to become an investment firm executive, a career that lasted for over 30 years, retiring as a vice-chairman. One of <mask>'s brothers, <mask>, was a general manager for several minor league baseball teams, and later became president of the International League. <mask> was a Baseball Hall of Fame player and his wife Kathleen were born on October 16, 1931. He played baseball and two other sports. When he was 16, he went to work for his father, a coach in the Brooklyn Dodgers organization, who allowed him to keep statistics and occasionally pitch.Due to his military obligation, the Dodgers did not pursue a contract with him. In 1951, he had an earned-run average of 0.99. After graduating magna cum laude, <mask> was signed by the Boston Red Sox of the American League and began his baseball career at the age of 21. He pitched in 21 games that season, 20 as their starting pitcher, and had a 12–7 win–loss record. Chris Young was the last pitcher from Princeton to start a major league game. He served in the military and did not play baseball. After his military commitment, he rejoined the organization and began the season with the Red Sox.He made his major league debut against the New York Yankees. His first win was against the Yankees in Boston. On August 5, in his sixth start, he pitched a complete game victory over the Cleveland Indians and future Hall of Famer Bob Lemon. He appeared in 39 games his first season, 14 as their starting pitcher, and had a 9–8 win–loss record with three saves and 98 strikeouts. He had the sixth highest total of hitbats with seven, but he did not commit a single error. After the season, <mask> was praised for his performance; he was selected by Boston area sportswriters as the "Harry Agganis Award" winner, given annually to whom they voted as the top Boston Red Sox rookies, and was named to the 1956 "Rookie All-Star Team". On January 17, 1957, <mask> was re-signed.<mask> was expected to be a candidate for a rotation slot. During the early spring practices, <mask> impressed his coaching staff with his maturity and confidence. He won three games against one defeat in his first four starts, including two complete game victories against the Yankees. The nickname "Yankee Killer" was given to him by Chester L. Smith of the Pittsburgh Press. He lost to the Kansas City Athletics who scored six earned runs in just two starts. He was 5–0 against the Yankees in his career, and 7–4 overall for the 1957 season, after he defeated them again on July 4. He did not appear in another game until September 2, after his last victory of the season, which he followed with two consecutive losses.He pitched well in the second game, giving up just three hits and two earned runs, but he lost both games against the Yankees. His season totals include a 7–8 record and a 4.72 ERA. <mask> began the 1958 spring training in spectacular form, pitching a total of nine hitlessinnings and allowing just one baserunner in 28 batters faced. His father was a special assistant to the manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates and he finished the spring with two losses. He opened the season with a complete game victory against the Yankees. On May 2, he pitched his only career complete game shutout, a 6–0 victory against the Detroit Tigers and future Hall of Famer Jim Bunning, improving his record to 3–1 for the season. He entered the game in relief on a number of occasions over the next two months.He was winless from June 12 to August 9. He finished the season with an 8–9 record and a career-high 71 strikeouts, but only one more victory. <mask> was signed by the Red Sox for the 1959 season. After a disappointing season, he did not impress with his first outing in spring training, giving up two hits and five bases on balls. With unpredictable youth and hopes that <mask> could regain his previous level of success, the lack of pitching depth was a weakness for the Red Sox entering the season. As a relief pitcher, <mask> was supposed to start in certain cases. In three relief appearances through April, he had a dinger.<mask> and Ted Lepcio were traded to the Detroit Tigers on May 2 for starting pitcher Billy Hoeft, after management decided that his performance along with a pitching staff that they considered inexperienced. Hap Halbrooks, a TimesDaily sports writer, commented, "I can't see where they (Tigers) are." Prior to the trade, the Tigers had lost 15 of their first 17 games of the season. Bill Norman was replaced with Jimmy Dykes after the <mask> trade. The winning game streak began when the Yankees were defeated in both games of a doubleheader on May 3. <mask> pitched a one-inning relief appearance against his former team on May 6 as the Tigers won two of three and continued their rebound. <mask> pitched in 32 games for the Tigers, winning one game against three losses and collecting seven saves, which was seventh most in the American League, and he did not record an error.The 1960 season was <mask>'s return to the team, and the manager pointed to the previous season as a reference. In 1959 the Tigers had won just nine games, but began 1960 with three straight victories, with <mask> pitching a two-inning appearance on April 22. His performance was considered a surprise because of his poor spring training. Although he pitched well in his first game of the season, he lost his form and had an 1–2 record by May 18. At this point in the season, he began to turn his fortunes around and regained his effectiveness, and by August 12 he had lowered his ERA to 1.90 His totals for 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 The American League created two new teams, one in Los Angeles and one in Washington, D.C., after the 1960 season.<mask> was selected by the Washington Senators with the fourth overall pick in the 1960 draft. The Milwaukee Braves of the NL and the A's were interested in <mask>, but the Senators decided to trade their first pick in the expansion draft, Bobby Shantz, instead. <mask> was made the team's top relief pitcher by new manager Mickey Vernon. <mask> felt slighted by the Tigers, having been left unprotected by the team, and had considered retiring from baseball, but ultimately decided to sign with the Senators. <mask> was solid for most of the first half of the season, not allowing an earned run until May 19 and by June 5 he had a 1–0 record with seven saves. His effectiveness began to decline rapidly, allowing runs to score in four of his next five appearances. He gave up bases on balls to the first two hitters he faced, forcing in two runs, and then gave up a grand slam to Jim Pagliaroni.He was relieved without recording an out when he followed with another base. He made just six appearances in the month of July and five in the month of August as his playing time was reduced. He gave up seven hits and six earned runs in a loss to the Tigers. He finished sixth in the American League with 11 saves and had a 2–8 win-loss record in 1961. On September 16, the Senators agreed to send $75,000 and a player to the Cincinnati Reds of the NL for pitcher Claude Osteen. <mask> was sent to the Reds by Washington to complete the transaction. The Cincinnati Reds were the NL champion in 1961, and with the addition of <mask>, <mask>, and Moe Drabowsky, the team's management had high hopes of a return to the World Series.<mask> joined the Reds because they already had his brother Dick, who was their first base coach. His father, still with Pittsburgh, mentioned that he was relieved that his son did not play in a recent series between the Pirates and Reds, recalling the mixed emotions he felt when his elder son, Dick, helped defeat the Dodgers in an important game in 1950. In his ten appearances, the younger <mask> allowed a run in all but three and had a 4.97 ERA. George watched his son pitch as an opponent for the first time on June 19 when <mask> pitched in a victory against the Pirates. <mask> finished the season well, allowing just one earned run over the course of his final eight games, as well as earning the victory on September 23, his final major league appearance. He finished the season with a 4–3 record, a 3.82 earned run average, and one save. Manager Fred Hutchinson had an idea of how <mask> would be used, coming out of the pen with the idea that he would occasionally start.The San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League optioned <mask> to their class-AAA team after the Reds announced on February 9 that he had signed for the 1963 season. In 35 games pitched for the Padres, he had a 6–9 record and a 3.40 earned run average. On March 18, 1964, it was announced that <mask> had retired from baseball. <mask> was an executive with the investment firm for more than 30 years. When the "Stockbrokers" were invited to play in the season-ending tournament to decide a champion, <mask>, a senior executive for the firm, denied the funding for the team. <mask> was a former baseball player, but he didn't think that A. G. Edwards was benefiting from the costs of running the team. In 2004, there was a chance that his father's record of 257 hits would be broken by Ichiro Suzuki.<mask> and his son <mask> were living in Dallas, Texas at the time. They were happy that <mask>'s name was being talked about and that people were re-discovering him as a player, but they were hoping that the record would not be broken in 154 games. The entire <mask> family was invited to attend the celebration at Safeco Field after Ichiro finished the season with 262 hits. An emergency heart procedure prevented the younger <mask> from going to Seattle. The organization that extended the invitation was a classy one. <mask> died of cancer at the age of 80 in St. Louis, Missouri, and is buried at the Des Peres Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Frontenac, Missouri. He was survived by his family.Baseball players from St. Louis and basketball players from St. Louis are on the list of second- generation Major League Baseball players.

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title: John Galsworthy

texts: <mask> was an English novelist and playwright. The Forsyte Saga, A Modern Comedy and End of the Chapter are notable works. He won the Literature Prize in 1932. The son of <mask> and Blanche Bailey, <mask> was born at what is now known as Galsworthy House on Kingston Hill in England. His family was prosperous and well established, with a large property in Kingston upon Thames that is now the site of three schools. He attended New College in Oxford. He trained as a barrister and was called to the bar in 1890.He went abroad to look after the family's shipping business because he didn't want to start practicing law. He met Joseph Conrad in 1893, the first mate of a sailing-ship moored in the harbour ofAdelaide, Australia, and the two future novelists became close friends. Major <mask> had an affair with the wife of a cousin. They were married on September 23, 1905, ten years after her divorce, and stayed together until his death in 1933. They often stayed in a farmhouse called Wingstone before their marriage. It was <mask>'s regular second home until 1923, when they took a long lease on part of the building. In 1897, <mask>'s first published work was Career From the Four Winds.These and several subsequent works were published under the pen name of <mask>, and it was only after the death of his father that he began publishing under his own name. His first full-length novel was published in an edition of 750, but he refused to have it re-released. In his first play, The Silver Box, the theft of a prostitution's purse by a young man of good family is placed beside the theft of a silver cigarette case from the rich man's father's house. Although he continued writing plays and novels, it was as a playwright that he was most appreciated at the time. Along with other writers of the period, such as George Bernard Shaw, his plays addressed the class system and other social issues, two of the best known being Strife and The Skin Game. He is better known for The Forsyte Saga, his trilogy about the eponymous family and connected lives. The upper-middle class lives in particular in these books, as with many of his other works.Although sympathetic to his characters, he highlights their snobbish attitudes and suffocating moral codes. He was one of the first writers to challenge the ideals of society in the literature of Victorian England. Another recurring theme in his work is the depiction of a woman in an unhappy marriage. Her previous marriage was not as bad as that of the character in The Forsyte Saga. <mask> advocated for a number of causes, including prison reform, women's rights, and animal welfare. British involvement in the First World War was supported by <mask>. <mask> called for war on Germany in an article for The Daily News.<mask> asked, "What are we going to do for Belgium, because of sheer loyalty?" He turned down a knighthood in 1917 due to the fact that a writer's reward comes from writing itself. <mask> fought for animal rights. He was a member of the Humanitarian League. He supported the League for the prohibition of cruel sports. In 1918, <mask> was offered a knighthood, but he turned it down. When his letter declining the honor went astray, he was wrongly awarded the rank in the published list, but he was never given the accolade.The first president of the PEN International literary club was appointed to the Order of Merit in 1929. He was nominated for the prize by a member of the Swedish Academy. He died seven weeks after he was too ill to attend the ceremony for the prize. The prize money was donated to PEN International. The last seven years of <mask>'s life were in West Sussex. He died of a brain tumour at his London home. In accordance with his will, his ashes were scattered over the South Downs and in the cloisters of New College, Oxford, where they were cut by Eric Gill.The popularity of his fiction waned quickly after his death, but the hugely successful black-and-white television adaptation of The Forsyte Saga renewed interest in his work. <mask>'s letters and papers can be found at the University of Birmingham Special Collections. The new building at Kingston University was named after him. The location of Kingston Hospital is named after him. The sister of <mask> was married to a German painter in 1894. Sauter was an enemy alien at the beginning of World War I and was later expelled. Their son was a painter and graphic artist who illustrated his uncle's works.The Forsyte Saga has been filmed several times. Errol Flynn played a rare villainous role as Soames in an MGM adaptation. The Forsyte Saga was directed by James Cellan Jones, David Giles, Eric Porter, Kenneth More, and Susan Hampshire. The Forsyte Saga is a 2002 TV series. Gina McKee, Damian Lewis, and Corin Redgrave are in the movie. The White Monkey was made into a silent film in 1925 and starred Barbara La Marr, Thomas Holding, and Henry Victor. Alfred Hitchhiker directed and adapted The Skin Game in 1931.It featured C.V. France, Helen Haye, Edmund Gwenn, <mask>, and Phyllis Konstam. In 1930 and 1948, Escape was filmed. Rex Harrison,Peggy Cummins, and William Hartnell were in the film. Philip Dunne wrote the script. James Whale filmed One More River in 1934. A rare sound film appearance was made by Mrs. Patrick Campbell, who starred in the film with Frank Lawton, Colin Clive and Diana Wynyard. The First and the Last, a short play, was adapted as 21 days.The Apple Tree was adapted into a radio play on CBS in January 1942, and again on The Mercury Summer Theatre of 6 September 1946. A Summer Story was based on The Apple Tree. On October 31, 1948 and February 26, 1950, the NBC University Theater aired radio versions of his plays. The Mob was adapted for the radio service. The Grove Edition was published in 1927–34 The Winter Garden, Forsytes, Pendyces and Others, and Selected Short Stories were written by Frank Harris. <mask> wrote letters.I Remain: A Digital Archive of Letters, Manuscripts, and Ephemera can be accessed online. The Papers of <mask> are in the library at the college.

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title: Donald Walter Trautman

texts: <mask> was an American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who served as bishop of the Diocese of Erie in Western Pennsylvania from 1990 to 2011. He was an auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of Buffalo from 1985 to 1990. <mask> was born in Buffalo, New York, and attended the university in Lewiston, New York. He obtained his Licentiate of Sacred Theology at the University of Innsbruck in Austria in 1962. Priesthood Trautman was ordination to the priesthood on April 7, 1962, for the Diocese of Buffalo. He was an associate pastor at a parish in Buffalo when he returned to New York. He earned his Licentiate in Scripture in 1965, after studying biblical language for a year at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.He served as a peritus at the Second Vatican Council during his studies in Rome. His Doctor of Sacred Theology degree was earned in 1966. He also served as dean of students at St. John Vianney Seminary. The vice-president and president of Buffalo's Pastoral Council was a retreat master for religious communities. He was the private secretary to Bishop Edward Head. He was elevated to the rank of Prelate in 1975. Pope John Paul II appointed the auxiliary bishop of Buffalo on February 27, 1985.Bishop Head consecrated him on April 16 1985 at St. Joseph Cathedral in Buffalo. He became the rector of Christ the King Seminary after a period of pastoral work. The bishop of the Diocese of Erie was appointed by Pope John Paul II. He renovated the interior of St. Peter Cathedral and established a deposit and loan fund in honor of his predecessor, Bishop Michael Murphy. The chairman of the committees on doctrine, USCCB financial audit, and liturgy was a participant in the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. The Apostleship of the Sea and the Diocesan Fiscal Management Conference were moderated by Trautman. The April 4, 2007, edition of L'Osservatore Romano accidentally announced the death of Bishop Michael Murphy, who had died April 2.A cartoon in The Tablet noted the mistake. Those priests who celebrate such a Mass will need to show that they have the necessary knowledge of the rubrics and Latin in order to do so. At the age of 75, canon law requires a bishop to tender his resignation to the Pope. The Pope accepted <mask>'s resignation after Monsignor Lawrence T. Persico was appointed as his successor. A grand jury report concerning sex abuse in six Pennsylvania dioceses, including Erie, was published on August 14, 2018, by the Pennsylvania Attorney General. The report criticized former Bishop Murphy for allowing a "predator priest" to remain in the Diocese despite numerous allegations of sexual abuse. In the statement, he noted that he had established guidelines in 1993 concerning how to deal with sexual abuse and that he had established the Office for the Protection of Children and Youth in 2003 to protect children from sex abuse.Between 1987 and 2002 both Murphy and Trautman reassigned Gawronski multiple times and in 2001 they renewed his five-year term as a chaplain in St Mary's Home in Erie. Two secret memos which were published by Erie priest and future Bishop of Altoona-Johnstown Mark Bartchak in August 2005 also revealed that he had become aware of more witnesses to past sex abuse cases while investigating a sex abuse case against former Erie priest William Presley. In 1982, 1987, and 2002 a male accuser disclosed his allegations of sexual abuse against Presley to the Erie Diocese. In 1986 Presley transferred to the Diocese of Harrisburg. James Bottlinger sued the Diocese of Buffalo, accusing them of protecting his abuser. Michael was spared potential prosecution when he was the vicar general. The man denied seeing the man in the private quarters.The man who said he 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 In 1981 two other men accused Freeman of molesting them when they were boys. The man died in 2010. The death occurred on February 26, 2022, at the age of 85. The Roman Catholic Church in the United States has a Historical list of the Catholic bishops of the United States.

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title: Marco Dente

texts: <mask> was an Italian engraver who was born in the late 15th century. He was a prominent figure within the circle of printmakers in Rome, and is known for the imitative nature of his works. The impact and design of sculptural restorations can be seen in his prints. <mask> died in the tumult of the Sack of Rome. He used the D-B. A member of a patrician family, the artist grew up and lived in Ravenna for most of his life. Dente was an important member of the school of art, joining in 1516 and working alongside Agostino di Musi.The first generation of the school was formed by <mask> and Agostino di Musi. <mask> was thought to have come closest to mastering the technique of engraving. <mask>'s work has a reproductive nature. Dente's work had three functions. The first was to replicate an event in history, the second was to advance financially, and the third was to produce with an intent to distribute the print. The middle of the sixteenth century saw a growing demand for depictions of antique relief. The markets within La Bottega del Cartolaio helped facilitate the commercial function of the school.<mask>'s depiction of the Laocon and his two sons is his most notable work. His depictions of The Judgement of Paris and The Massacre of the innocents are all reproductive in nature. The works of Raphael influenced Dente and the other members of Raimondi's school. The workshop frequently used preliminary drawings from Raphael's studio to inform its practice, his studies of the city's archaeological remains were specifically influential. Both Raphael and Dente were interested in the ruins of Rome. Dente's version of the Laocoon is one of the most notable pieces of his work. There is a fig.The Aeneid contains a description of the Laocoon. Dente engraved this print after he witnessed the excavation of an ancient statue of the same subject in 1506. Dente was influenced by classical antiquity. The figures in his pieces are based on ancient sculptures. The sculpture of Laocoon and His Sons was found. Dente's subsequent print was served as the foundation. Dente's print helped establish a genre of reproductive engravings.The Laocoon is the only plate that the engraver inscribed Mr. Ravenas' name on. Dente's print was based on a lost Raphael drawing according to an Italian art historian. The link points to Raphael's influence. Dente's attempt to reintegrate the sculpture with the ruins of Ancient Rome is a commentary on Raphael's restoration of Rome. Dente's engraving of the Laocoon was done before the sculptures were restored. It is the discrepancy in Dente's depiction of a complete sculpture, and the fact that restorations occurred on the sculpture after Dente's death, that links Raphael, whose long-standing involvement with the Laocoon is known, to co-operating with ideas for this specific plate The Laocoon's narrative and visual aspects are combined in the engraving.Dente was in Raphael's social circle. The fact that Il Baviera retained <mask>'s plate for the Laocoon proves Raphael's involvement with the conceptual production of the plate. Other works by Raimondi's School were usually copies of other artists' preliminary drawings for paintings or frescoes. The piece was printed in the medium of print. The engraving attempts to show a glimpse of the history of the subject, but also convey Raphael's commentary on the restorations of antiquity. In Dente's print of the Laocoon and his Sons, he uses the 'R S' monogram to record a different version of the priest's fate. Raphael wanted to see Rome restored to its former glory.The piece seeks to modify the sculpture. Evidence was found by the inscription of an excerpt from Book II of the Aeneid. The style of the temple on the hill and the depiction of an obelisk are both Roman. <mask>'s 'Battle of the Innocents' and his 'Judgment of Paris' are two of his most famous works. <mask>'s skill as an imitator was clear. The artist's prints are said to have been forged so precisely. Evidence of Dente's precision can be seen in the minute details of the master copy.Dente is portrayed as a professional forger by Michael Bryan in his Dictionary of Painters and Engravers. The portrayal has merit. Many of Dente's works were copied line by line; others have inscriptions and signatures that correspond to originals. The artist's dedication to accuracy in his reproductive method had a purpose. It wasn't to deceive the buyer, who could be fooled with less effort, and it wasn't to deceive the engraver, who would have been able to identify it as a forgery regardless of Dente's efforts. The accuracy of Dente's imitation was intended to deceive Il Baviera, the keeper of the original plates. <mask> and Baviera would have profited from the forgery if Dente's works were marketed as masterpieces by Baviera.<mask> is not well-known in the Renaissance. His identity was subverted by the reproductive nature of his works. There was a lot of debate about who was to blame for the artists within the school. During the Sack of Rome, every plate in <mask>'s studio was destroyed. Most of <mask>'s plates were later released by publishers. There are references to 16th-century Italian male painters.

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title: Henryk Szeryng

texts: <mask> was a Polish violinist. He was born in Warsaw, Poland in 1918 into a wealthy Jewish family. The modern Yiddish-to-English transliteration of the name "Szeryng" is "Shering". When he was 5 years old, Henryk began piano and harmony lessons with his mother, and at 7 years old, he started playing the violin. He went to Paris to continue his studies with Jacques Thibaud, graduating with a premier prix in 1937. He made his solo debut with the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra on January 6, 1933. He studied composition in Paris.When World War II broke out, Wladyslaw Sikorski, the premier of the Polish government in exile, asked Szeryng, who was fluent in seven languages, to serve as his liaison officer and interpreter. Szeryng discontinued his studies after taking these positions, but he continued to perform on the violin, giving over 300 concerts for Allied troops all over the world. Szeryng became a Mexican naturalized citizen in 1946 after the positive reception he received when he went to Mexico in 1941 to find a home for 4,000 Polish refugees. He was asked to head the string department of the National University of Mexico in 1945. Arthur Rubinstein, a Jewish refugee from Poland, invited Szeryng to come to his hotel to play music after he gave a concert in Mexico City. Szeryng's playing of violin music made me cry, said Rubinstein, "real music lovers want emotion--great moments--which Szeryng's playing gives them." The impresario Sol Hurok was introduced to Szeryng by Rubinstein.Much of the classic chamber music literature was recorded by Rubinstein and Szeryng as a duo or in a trio with cellist Pierre Fournier. Szeryng won six Grand prix du Disque awards, the Médaille d'Argent of the city of Paris, two Edison Awards, as well as many other honors. Szeryng was named Mexican Cultural Ambassador in 1960. The Henryk Szeryng Music Festival was held in his honor in Mexico City after he moved to Paris in 1966. He lived in Paris for two decades before moving to Monaco, where he spent his last five years. Szeryng died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Germany. He was buried at Cimetire de Monaco with a headstone bearing the bars of the Ciaconna from Partita No.2 for solo violin.Szeryng made a number of recordings, including two complete cycles of Beethoven and Mozart's violin music. He was the first violinist to record a Niccolo Paganini symphony. His recordings of Mozart and Beethoven are some of the best. The Boston Symphony Orchestra performed the Violin Concerto in D on a 1960 vinyl. There is <mask> Szeryng is a violinist. Pierre Monteux is the conductor.1959 The Violin Concerto op. was written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. 35. <mask> Szeryng is a violinist. Charles Munch is the conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. 1960. 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Walter Hendl is the conductor. 1961. Johannes Brahms wrote works for violin and piano. A major op. 100 and No.3 D Minor op. There are 106. <mask> <mask> is a violinist. The piano is owned by Arthur Rubinstein. 1962. "Szeryng plays Kreisler and Other Treasures for the Violin." <mask> <mask> is a violinist.The piano is owned by Charles Reiner. 1963. The Orchestre National de l'Opéra de Monte Carlo has a conductor. There was a recorded 10/ 1969 The Violin Concerto was written by Manuel Ponce. The violin soloist is Rodolfo Halffter. 11.<mask> <mask> is a violinist. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra has a conductor. 1985. <mask> Szeryng is the violin soloist. Rafael Kubelk was the conductor of the Symphonieorchester. Jean Martinon has a violin. <mask> <mask> is a violinist.Rafael Kubelk was the conductor of the Symphonieorchester. The violin concerto was written by Mendelssohn. 64. There is a Violin Concerto in D minor Op. It was posthumous. Antal Dorati is the conductor. 1965.The office of the president of the United States of America is referred to as the "Philips SAL 3504." He gave Prince a copy of the Messiah violin, as well as the Guarneri del Ges "Le Duc" and "Sanctae Theresiae" violins. He recorded most of his work on the "Le Duc" instrument. The "Hercules" was given to the City of Jerusalem in 1972 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the founding of the State of Israel. The "Sanctae Theresiae" was given to Mexico in 1974 in exchange for the use of outstanding young Mexican violinists. Pierre Fournier, Arthur Rubinstein, and <mask> Szeryng received an award for their performance. 1 in B Flat.99 and 2 are in E Flat. Pierre Fournier, Arthur Rubinstein, and <mask> Szeryng made a piano trio. He accompanied the prime minister to Latin America in 1941. He appeared in hundreds of concerts for the Allies during World War II. He pursued a career as a teacher after the war. He was made Mexico's special adviser to UNESCO in 1970. He went on a tour of Europe and the U.S. in 1983.Szeryng became renowned as a musician's musician by combining a virtuoso technique with a probing discernment of the highest order. There are references to legendary violinist <mask> Szeryng on MySpace. The violins were from Paganini to the 21st century. California Classics Books is in Los Angeles. "Henryk Szeryng." is a Decca Classics. Baker's Dictionary of Musicians is a century old. Nicolas Slonimsky was an Editor.Schirmer was born in 2001. The National Conservatory of Music of Mexico has a faculty that includes members of the Royal Academy of Music.


title: Josh Hoffman

texts: <mask> was born on 10 March 1988 and is a New Zealand international rugby league footballer. He played in the National Rugby League and the Indigenous All Stars. There is a New Zealand Mori father and a mother who are from the Torres Strait Islands. He was a student at Mackay State High School. When he was a kid, he played alongside Ben Barba in junior football. He played rugby at Inside Centre. He is related to a former Broncos player.Ben Barba is a player for the Rabbitohs. He is a descendant of the Pikio people. He married Emma Kerr at the Coral Sea Resort in Airlie Beach on December 10, 2011. He and his wife honeymooned in Hawaii before he returned to Broncos training. In the 13th round of the 2008 rugby league season, he made his debut against the St George Illawarra Dragons, filling in for Karmichael Hunt while he was on Origin duty. In his first year with the Broncos, he played in 2 matches and spent most of the year in the under 20's Toyota Cup competition. After off season shoulder surgery,<mask> returned to the Broncos squad in round 17 and played against the New Zealand Warriors.He scored his first try in the Broncos win. The Broncos had 3 more matches with him. In the end of the year, he was the player of the match in the win over the New South Wales Residents, as well as playing for the Redcliffe Dolphins. After the departure of Karmichael Hunt from the club at the end of 2009, the youngster was tipped to take over the position. He won the Paul Morgan Medal as the Broncos' best and fairest player of the 2010 season, after taking over the fullback role. He scored 7 tries for the Broncos in the 2010 season. Despite being raised in Queensland, as well as growing up and playing his junior rugby league football in Mackay, <mask> chose New Zealand over playing forQueensland and Australia.New Zealand rugby league football manager Tony Kemp believed that before he played a test for New Zealand, he could potentially head into the next World Cup as a mainstay in theKiwis team. He scored 6 tries for the Broncos in 2011. In the Broncos 14–8 win at Cbus Super Stadium, in the round 3 clash against the Gold Coast Titans, <mask> Lockyer in the number six jumper. On 20 April 2012 he made his international debut for the New Zealand national rugby league team in a loss to Australia. Despite the loss, <mask> produced a strong performance; making a couple of strong runs/metres with the ball and also making a try-saving tackle on a teammate. During the week before the round 23 match, he was axed from the Redcliffe Dolphins for being late for training. In the Broncos 19–18 loss to the Storm in round 24 at Suncorp Stadium, <mask> played on the wing. He scored 3 tries for the Broncos in the 2012 season. The post-season trans-Tasman test between New Zealand and Australia was played at 1300 SMILES Stadium.The game was won by Australia. Despite the loss,<mask> was one of the best players on the field, producing a try-saving tackle on Thurston, making a couple of great touches with the ball, and producing a number of good runs with the ball. Due to the arrival of Scott Prince, <mask> was shifted to the wing so that he could play at fullback. In the Broncos 32–26 loss against the Melbourne Storm in round 3, <mask> scored 7 tries in his first 6 matches, including a hat-trick. In New Zealand's 32–12 loss to Australia in the Anzac Test, <mask> scored a try right on half-time, making him the first player in the history of the game to score a try right on half-time. When Norman was dropped to the Queensland Cup, <mask> moved to his preferred position of fullback. The Broncos had the most tries in a season with 15.The New ZealandKiwis Rugby League World Cup squad was named after the season. In the World Cup warm-up game over the Cook Islands, <mask> played at fullback. Two days before the Kiwis' first regular World Cup pool game clash against Samoa, <mask> asked for an early release from his current Broncos contract (which expired in 2015). In the first game of the World Cup, <mask> scored a try for the New Zealand. He was rested in the New Zealand's 48–0 win over France. The week after that, he was in theKiwis' 56–10 win over PNG. Due to a shoulder injury, <mask> was ruled out of theKiwis' quarter final clash against Scotland.Despite recovering from a shoulder injury, he did not play in the World Cup finals. Pre-season speculation about his future at the Broncos ended when he said that he was happy to play anywhere in the backline. The Broncos finished runners-up in the inaugural Auckland Nines squad. At the beginning of the season, he was playing at five-eighth for the Broncos. He played at Five-Eighth for the first time since he was a teenager. In the lead-up to the Broncos ANZAC Day home-game match against the South Sydney Rabbitohs, <mask> suffered a leg injury in the final Broncos training session, which ruled him out of that. The Broncos lost 27–14 to the Cowboys in the 9th game of the season.He was at five-eighth until round 18. Ben Barba was shifted to the Broncos for the game against the New Zealand Warriors. The Broncos won the game 28–22 at Suncorp Stadium thanks to a performance that included; saving 4 tries and making 98 metres and 6 tackle-bursts from 10 runs. In the Broncos' 42–16 loss to the Rabbitohs in round 23, he picked up a leg injury and was ruled out for the rest of the season. He played in 20 matches and scored a try for the Broncos. On 6 October, he was dropped from the New ZealandKiwis' initial Four Nations squad. <mask> was called into the squad after the injury to Watene-Zelezniak, which ruled him out of the first Four Nations game.After months of speculation, he signed a 3-year deal with the Gold CoastTitans. On January 20, 2015, he was named to the Gold CoastTitans squad. The Indigenous All Stars played the All Stars match at Cbus Super Stadium. The Indigenous side defeated the All Stars. He made his club debut in the first round of the 2015 season. He played centre in the game. <mask> scored his first and second club tries for the Gold Coast in their 32–6 win over Penrith in round 7.He played in all of the 24 matches he was a part of and scored 6 tries. He was told by the Gold Coast that his services weren't needed after the season's end and was not going to be offered another contract from the club. In the 25 matches he played for the Gold Coast in the 2016 season, he scored 8 tries. In September 2016 he was released from his contract with the Gold Coast and signed a 3-year deal with the Eels. In February of 2017, he was named to the Eels Nines squad. He made his club debut for the Eels against the Sea Eagles, playing on the wing in the 20–12 win. The Eels lost to the New Zealand Warriors 22–10 at Mt Smart Stadium in Round 6.After an injury to his knee, he missed most of the season and ended up playing the rest of the year with The Wentworthville Magpies. In the opening five rounds of the competition, <mask> was one of the first choice wingers for the Eels, but was dropped to reserve grade after their defeat by Penrith. After spending nearly two months in reserve grade,<mask> was recalled to the Eels squad to face the Broncos in Round 12 but was left out of the side at the last minute by coach Brad Arthur. In the club's 30–4 loss to Newcastle on 2 June, <mask> returned to the starting side and scored a try right at the end of the game. On 6 August, he was ruled out for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury. At the start of the season, Brad Arthur decided to go with Maika Sivo andBlake Ferguson as the starting wingers, leaving the likes of <mask> out of the side. In the second round of the year, <mask> was called into the Parramatta side to cover the suspended Michael Jennings as the Eels defeated arch rivals Canterbury-Bankstown 36–16.In the opening game of the new Western Sydney Stadium, <mask> was called up to the first grade side to cover the injured Blake Ferguson. In the 10th game of the season, <mask> scored a long field intercept try as the Eels lost 17–10 to North Queensland. In the 12th round of the season, <mask> scored the winning try for the Eels as they defeated the Souths at the Western Sydney Stadium. In the 14th round, he scored 2 tries in a victory over his former club. The player was taken from the field on a stretcher after he suffered an accidental blow to the head. He played for the Wentworthville Magpies in the Canterbury Cup for most of the season. The club's grand final defeat was at the Western Sydney Stadium.After finishing in 8th place, Wentworthville produced 3 upset victories to reach the grand final. The Cowboys have a feeder team. Australian people of Mori descent play rugby league in Australia and New Zealand.

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title: Mike McConnell (U.S. Naval officer)

texts: <mask> was a vice admiral in the United States Navy. He was the Director of the National Security Agency from 1992 to 1996. He served as the United States Director of National Intelligence for seven days during the Obama administration. He is the Vice Chairman. <mask> was born and grew up in South Carolina. After graduating from Wade Hampton High School in 1964, he attended college and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Furman University. He is a graduate of the National Defense University and the National Defense Intelligence College.He is married to <mask> and they have four children and nine grandchildren. <mask> joined the United States Navy in 1967. During Desert Shield/Storm and the dissolution of the Soviet Union, he was the Intelligence Officer for the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He worked on ways to improve information flow among intelligence agencies during the Gulf War. <mask> was the Director of the National Security Agency from 1992 to 1996. After the end of the Cold War, he was the leader of the National Security Agency. The White House, Cabinet officials, the United States Congress, and a broad array of military and civilian intelligence customers were provided with global intelligence and information security services under his leadership.From 1992 to 1996 he was a member of the Director of Central Intelligence senior leadership team. After 29 years of service, <mask> retired from the Navy as a vice admiral. He holds the nation's highest award for service in the intelligence community, as well as many of the nation's highest military awards. He was the Chairman of the Intelligence and National Security Alliance. The first person to hold the position was <mask>. He was sworn in at a base in Washington, D.C. on February 20, 2007, after being nominated by George W. Bush. <mask>'s appointment to the post was greeted with broad bipartisan support, but he has since attracted criticism for advocating some of the Bush administration's more controversial policies.<mask> was a Senior Vice President with the consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton and focused on the Intelligence and National Security areas. The Intelligence and National Security Alliance is a not-for-profit, nonpartisan, private sector professional organization providing a structure and interactive forum for thought leadership, the sharing of ideas, and networking. On Tuesday, August 14, 2007, <mask> visited Texas with House Intelligence Committee chairman Silvestre Reyes to review border security, and granted a wide-ranging interview to the El Paso Times newspaper, which surprised many in the intelligence community for its candor on sensitive topics such as the recent changes in the <mask> told Chris Roberts at the end of the interview that it was up to the paper to decide what to publish. The entire, unexpurgated interview was put on the El Paso Times website on August 22, with the executive editor saying "I don't believe it damaged national security or endanger any of our people." <mask> told CNN in February 2008 that the Taliban were back in control of parts of Afghanistan, which was different from the assessment made by Gates in January 2008. On January 24, 2009, it was announced that <mask> would return to Booz Allen as a Senior Vice President.Two months after taking office, <mask> created a series of initiatives designed to build the foundation for increased cooperation and reform of the U.S. Intelligence Community. The 100 Day Plan for Integration and Collaboration focused on efforts to enable the IC to act as a unified enterprise in a collaborative manner. The 100 Day Plan accomplished the launch of a civilian joint duty program and improved security clearance. A 500 Day Plan is being designed to sustain the momentum with an expanded set of initiatives and a greater level of participation. It will deepen integration of the Community's people, processes, and technologies. A new framework for performance management will be addressed in the plan. The 100 Day Plan was meant to jump start a series of initiatives based on a deliberate planning process with specific deadlines and measures to ensure that needed reforms were implemented.The 500 Day Plan was designed to accelerate and sustain this momentum with an expanded set of initiatives and broader IC participation. There are 10 "core" initiatives which will be tracked by the senior leadership in the Intelligence Community. Six focus areas are described in the 100 Day Plan. The top initiatives include: Treat Diversity as a Strategic Mission Imperative, Enhance Information Sharing Policies, Processes, and Procedures, and create a Collaborataive Environment for All Analysts. <mask> approached Congress in August of 2007, asking for two changes to be made to FISA. Because of technology changes since 1978, the Intelligence Community shouldn't be required to collect foreign intelligence from "foreign targets" located overseas. He argued that telecoms being sued for violating the nation's wiretapping laws must be protected from liability.<mask> was involved in the drafting of legislation on Capitol Hill. <mask> strongly opposed the House's proposal because it wasn't strong enough. Congress passed the Protect America Act of 2007. On September 10, 2007, <mask> testified before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs that the Protect America Act of 2007, which was recently passed, helped foil a major terror plot in Germany. Intelligence-community officials questioned the accuracy of <mask>'s testimony and urged his office to correct it, which he did in a statement issued September 12, 2007. Critics said the incident was an example of the Bush administration's exaggerated claims. Counterterrorism officials familiar with the background of <mask>'s testimony said they did not believe he made inaccurate statements in order to get Congress to make the new law permanent.The officials believed <mask> gave the wrong answer because he was overwhelmed with information. <mask> blamed the slowness of the courts for the death of a kidnapped American soldier in Iraq. The delays were mostly inside the NSA, which casts doubt on <mask>'s claims. The Russian and Chinese foreign intelligence services are just as active as they were during the Cold War, according to <mask>. In testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on September 18, 2007, <mask> said that since he became Director of National Intelligence in February, 2007, the agency had not conducted any telephone surveillance of Americans without a warrant. <mask> referred to the law as a "foundational law" with an important legacy of protecting the rights of Americans. Changes should honor the legacy of privacy and foreign threats.According to the WMD Commission Report, Director <mask> issued a directive for analysts to build relationships with outside experts on topics of concern to the intelligence community. Director <mask> worked with the White House to update Executive Order 12333, which outlines fundamental guidance to intelligence agencies. <mask> thinks the update is necessary to incorporate new technologies and methods in the intelligence community. The redo is expected to help the intelligence agencies work together. President Bush issued an Executive Order in July of 2008. <mask> signed ICD501 "Discovery and Dissemination or Retrieval of Information Within the Intelligence Community" to dramatically increase access to several databases held by various agencies. When access is not granted, the policy establishes rules to govern disputes, with the DNI as the final arbiter.The Intelligence Information Integration Program (I2P) was established by him. The goal of I2P was to create a shared infrastructure and family of shared services as a means to increase information access, sharing and collaboration throughout the US Intelligence Community. <mask> led the effort to create an integrated planning, programming, and budgeting system to more fully integrate and maximize the capabilities of the intelligence community. Each agency's budget was aggregated for Congress. The Intelligence Community budget was more aligned to strategic goals and objectives after the issuance of ICD106. ICD 106 was replaced by ICD 116. In April 2010 Admiral <mask> called for expanding the powers of the DNI by giving him tenure and creating a Department of Intelligence to oversee and control the agencies within it.The executive director of Cyber Florida was named on February 12, 2020. Cyber Florida is a state-funded organization hosted at the University of South Florida that works with all 12 public universities in Florida, as well as private industry, government and the military to build partnerships and develop programs that grow and strengthen Florida's cybersecurity industry. The Naval Investigative Service, Japan, 1968–1970 Commander of Middle East Force Operations, 1971–1974 Executive assistant to the Director of Naval Intelligence, 1987–1988 Director of Intelligence. 2020-present. The Spymaster: Can <mask> fix America's intelligence community? is an official website of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. The New Yorker has an interview transcript of the El Paso Times.

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title: Zola Jesus

texts: <mask> is an American singer, songwriter, and record producer who was born Nicole Rose Hummel. Her music combines elements of electronic, industrial, classical, and goth. She spent her formative years in northern Wisconsin, where she began writing and recording music. She released two singles through the independent label Sacred Bones during her second year of studies. Her first album was released in 2009. She released her second full-length record after graduating from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Her fourth album, Taiga, was a departure from her previous releases and featured a more pop-influenced sound.Okovi was her fifth studio album. Nicole Rose Hummel was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1989 and spent her early years there. Her parents are the first generation of Americans and have Russian, German, Slovenian, and Ukrainian descents. Her grandparents settled in North Dakota after coming to the United States. Honoring her heritage, she goes by a different name. She has a brother. She and her family relocated to Merrill, Wisconsin, where they lived on a rural property in the forest.She said that she resented her parents for moving her away from Phoenix because she thought it was more interesting than Wisconsin. It's a great place and it's very interesting. She studied business at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee after finishing high school. She started recording music at home when she was still in college. Zola <mask> is a compound derived from the French writer mile <mask> and the Christian messiah. She transferred to the University of Wisconsin–Madison after releasing two singles, "Poor Sons" and "Soeur Sewer", on Die Stasi and Sacred Bones Records. She recorded her debut full-length in July of 2009, while still in college.She graduated from the University of Wisconsin–Madison with a double major in French and philosophy. The following year, there was a New Amsterdam compilation on Sacred Bones and a limited-edition vinyl split with Burial Hex. She recruited Deadluke, Lindsay, and Max to tour. Nick Johnson, a drummer with metal band Jex Thoth, was added to the line-up. <mask> <mask> is a member of Former Ghosts. She was a support act on the 2010 European tour of Fever Ray. A demo of the collaboration between <mask> <mask> Kane was put out on the internet.The 1979 horror film of the same name was the inspiration for <mask> <mask>'s Stridulum. <mask> <mask> performed at the festival for the second time. Valusia was released on Sacred Bones. LA Vampires Meets Zola <mask> was released in July of 2010. The collaboration with Pocahaunted gave a dingy, lower-than-lo-fi sound and very little of what one would call traditional songwriting, according to Larry Fitzmaurice. One month after LA Vampires Meets Zola <mask>, Danilova released her second full-length album, Stridulum II. This album was her feature full-length release in the United Kingdom, combining all six songs from the Stridulum EP (in a different sequence), along with three of the four tracks on the Valusia EP; the cover artwork is a slightly-altered version of the artwork from theThe album was praised as a "gorgeously ethereal soundscape of a thousand years of heartbreak unleashed into one might howl." It was the seventh-best album of the year. Her third studio album, Conatus, was co-produced by Brian Foote of Cloudland Canyon. The album featured cello, double bass, violin, and viola, as well as less electronic components than before, and was named moving forward. Danilova wanted to try out new ways to produce and write. The new record has a lot more stripped down and acoustic elements as opposed to no acoustic elements. I wanted more breathing room so people could insert their own experiences into the song, their own feelings into the song, as opposed to me forcing it on them with the densest sound possible.M83 had guest vocals on the song "Intro" from their album Hurry Up, We're Dreaming. She sings on "New France" by Orbital. Versions, a set of neo-classical reworkings of previous tracks from Zola <mask> releases, in a collaboration with producer JG Thirlwell, was released through Sacred Bones. After living in a large city for a while, Danilova relocated to Vermont, followed by her native Wisconsin, and finally settled in Washington to complete her new record. She released her fourth studio album, Taiga, on June 18th. This album features a more prominent pop influence than her previous releases, with Danilova drawing inspiration from popular singers such as Barbra Streisand. She said that she was a child of the Nineties.I was a huge fan of Britney Spears and the Spice Girls. divas have strong female vocals. I wanted to be very confident in my voice on this record. After moving to her hometown of Merrill, Wisconsin, she built a home on her family's property. She returned to Sacred Bones in September of last year to release her fifth studio album, Okovi, which she wrote after a long bout of depression. I moved back to Wisconsin and started building my house, but mostly I was just trying to give myself time to live, because you write an album, then you tour and you forget you are. She was the first to feature guitar instruments on the album.In May 2020, Danilova announced the release of her first live album, Live at Roadburn 2018, which features 12 live tracks from the Roadburn Festival in the Netherlands. It was scheduled for a CD and double-LP release in June 2020. According to a report in 2021, Danilova was going to be on Storybound. Danilova stated that she has been influenced by a number of singers and bands. On her fourth album, Taiga, she mentioned mainstream pop artists as influences on her vocal performance. Her style has been described as "commanded by ominous lyrics and a sexy Goth delivery," according to the NME. Her "haunting vocals and swirling, electronic atmospherics" were noted by Q magazine.She is also compared to Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins. A number of <mask> <mask> music videos have been directed by Canadian-American directors. <mask> <mask> has collaborated with New York-based costume designer and wardrobe stylist Jenni Hensler, whose work can be seen in the videos for "Dangerous Days," " Seekir," and "Hunger," and who also co-directed the remix video for "Ash to Bone." There are external links on the official site L.A. Record interview Too Cool To Die.

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title: Laura Leighton

texts: <mask> is an American actress. She played two characters on Freeform's series, "Pretty Little Liars" and "Melrose Place". In the early 1990s, <mask>'s first on-screen jobs were in commercials for pizza hut and hair gel, before she was cast in the prime time soap opera Melrose Place. The part was originally intended for two episodes in the first season, but was later developed into a full-time role. During the show's run, she appeared on numerous magazine covers. At the end of the fifth season, her character was killed by a car, only moments after her wedding to Craig Field, played by David Charvet. In the Name of Love: A Texas Tragedy was a made-for-television film that Leighton starred in, as a woman from a poor background who falls for a rich man to the disgust of her grandparents.She hosted an episode of Saturday Night Live in 1995. After leaving Melrose Place in 1997 at the end of her contract, she accepted a six-episode role on Beverly Hills, 90210. Spelling created the role of an aspiring actress for her, and she was paid six-figures per episode. In 1999, she appeared in a film called Angels, Baby! The romantic comedy Seven Girlfriends, directed by Jeff Fisher, and the thriller The Clean and Narrow, directed by Paul Lazarus, were both released to video in 2000. In the 2000s, she played a part in the animated series Duckman. She took a break from acting after starring in The Sky Is Falling with Dedee Pfeiffer and Eric Close.In 2003 she returned to the small screen in SKIN for FOX, which was canceled after three episodes, and in the short-lived 2005 ABC series Eyes. She made guest appearances on shows such as Boston Legal, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and CSI: Miami after her pilot Damages with Cole was not picked up by FOX. She played a single mother who is the victim of a stalker and a music critic who finds love with a country and western singer in two Lifetime movies. Daniel's Daughter was directed by J.T Petty and starred Sebastian Spence and Angie Dickinson. On April 5, 2009, The Hollywood Reporter announced that she would reprise her role as the presumed-dead Sydney Andrews in the series Melrose Place. The remake only lasted one season on The CW. On December 7, 2009, ABC Family announced that <mask> had been cast in a lead role in the show as the mother of one of the four main characters.The show ended in June of last year. In the year of 2018, she guest starred on the CBS medical drama Code Black as Sonya Finn and in the Christmas movie Christmas on Honeysuckle Lane. In 2020, she guest starred as Karen Scott on L.A.'s Finest and in 2021, she played a character on The CW's Dynasty. She will play Nettie in the upcoming Fantasy Island remake. After her performance in the second season of Melrose Place, she was featured on the cover of Entertainment Weekly's 1994 Fall TV Preview issue. She was on the cover of Rolling Stone with her co-stars in 1994. She was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for her work on the series, was named one of the most beautiful people in the world by People magazine, and hosted an episode of SNL.According to The Hollywood Reporter, she is one of the most popular characters from the original series. The cover of the August 24, 2009, issue of TV Guide was shared by the two stars of the spin-off. Laurie Miller was born in Iowa City, Iowa, and is a 1986 graduate of West High School. During her time at West High, she was a cheerleader and a member of the school's show choir. The Young Americans had a show called " Around the World in 80 days". She assumed her maternal grandfather's name in 1988. In 1998, she married her Melrose Place co-star Doug Savant.Jack and Lucy are their children. The Film Television Awards and nominations can be found on <mask>'s official Facebook Fan Club.

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