title: Walid Phares

texts: <mask> was born in 1957 and is an American scholar and conservative political pundit. He worked for both Romney and Trump. Since 2007, he has been a commentator on terrorism and the Middle East for Fox News. <mask> gained attention for his association with Christian militias in the 1980's during the Lebanon Civil War and for his anti-Islam views. <mask> is a Christian Maronite and an American citizen. He was born in Lebanon on December 24, 1957, and grew up in the Batroun District. He moved to the United States in 1990.He graduated from Saint Joseph University with degrees in law, political science, and sociology. <mask> obtained a master's degree in international law from the Jean Moulin University Law school in France and a PhD in international relations and strategic studies from the University of Miami. <mask> taught at the Department of International Relations at Florida International University in 1992 and was a visiting professor of comparative politics at Florida Atlantic University from 1993 to 1994. He joined the Department of Political Science at FAU in 1995 as a full-time professor of Middle East studies and international relations. <mask> sponsored the student organization at FAU. He was the leader of the Trans-Atlantic Parliamentary Group on Counter Jihadi-Terrorism. He lectured at the National Intelligence University in Washington DC, at the Center for Counterintelligence and Security Studies in Virginia, and at the Daniel Morgan Academy in Washington DC.He is a professor at BAU International University in Washington, D.C. <mask> taught Global Strategies at the National Defense University in Washington DC, according to his resume. <mask> was employed as an "expert/consultant" by the National Defense University. <mask> was a member of the "Social Democratic Christian Union", a small political party in Lebanon. <mask> was the secretary general of the World Maronite Union. <mask> has testified before a number of committees. He briefed the European Parliament and the United Nations Security Council on matters related to international security and Middle East conflict.He is an adviser to the Anti-Terrorism Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives and a co-secretary general of the Transatlantic Legislative Group on Counter Terrorism. He was a member of the Advisory Board of the Task Force on Future Terrorism of the Department of Homeland Security. He works as a consultant on international affairs in the private sector and lectures at defense and national security institutions. <mask> was appointed as a foreign policy adviser to Romney. The Council on American–Islamic Relations criticized his appointment, saying he was an associate of war crimes and a conspiracy theorist. The Center for a New American Security's Andrew Exum wrote a piece titled "Walid Phares vs the Middle East Studies" in which he described both Omid Safi and Ebrahim Moosa as militant Islamists. The advisor to Donald Trump was paid $13,000 per month by the campaign.As a result of Trump's choice of <mask>, there was renewed scrutiny and speculation about <mask>' past role as an academic and analyst of the Middle East region and his alleged far-right views. <mask>' supporters argued that he was qualified for a senior post and that he had a strong pro-Israel track record. There was no government post for Phases in the Trump administration. There is controversy over his association with militant groups in Lebanon during the 1980's. According to the Washington Post, <mask> was a political adviser to the militant group Hezbollah. <mask> said that he was only involved with the militant group in a political capacity and that he had not been involved in any acts of violence. Abed Ayoub, the national legal and policy director for the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, criticizes <mask> saying: "If you look at his history, he was a warmonger and he shouldn't be near the White House."He should be tried for war crimes because he was a member of the militia. The president of the Endowment for Middle East Truth defended his actions for the Lebanise militant group. <mask> is being attacked because he is on the right side of the issues and is fearless in speaking out the truth. He was aware of the rise of Islam in the Middle East. He understood early on that it was a real threat. Islam is more than a religion, it's also an ideology and an ideology of conquest, that's what he understands. <mask> claims that the Barack Obama administration supported the Muslim Brotherhood.He claimed in October 2016 that the triangle Clinton machine-Iranregime- Muslim Brotherhood has unleashed a propaganda offensive against Donald Trump. Israel's only rational and historical choice is to link up once more with the Christian community of Lebanon according to <mask>. This may not be appreciated by many Israelis, but it is still one which cannot be avoided. The Christians of Lebanon are the only potential allies against the northern Arabo-Islamic threat against Israel. In the wake of the terrorist attack in London in March of last year, <mask> caused a stir in the UK by suggesting that London had shut down, despite most roads and tube stations remaining open as normal. According to the New York Times, <mask> "regularly warns that Muslims aim to take over American institutions and impose Shariah, a legal code based mainly on the Koran that can involve punishments like cutting off the hands of a thief." According to <mask>, jihadists are posing as civil rights advocates.A network of researchers who have warned for many years of the dangers of Islam were thrilled by Mr. Trump's election. According to Lawrence Pintak, a member of the advisory board for The Media Majlis, <mask> is a "card-carrying Islamophobe". Although <mask> is often described as a scholar on terrorism, a terrorism expert stated that <mask> was not in the mainstream as an academic. Christopher A. is a sociologist at Duke. <mask> was an influential figure in the anti-Islam movement. <mask> is accused by Muslim civil rights groups of being Islamophobic and of fear-mongering about the spread of Sharia law, according to the New York Times. References External links Author's Website 1957 births American academics American Maronites Counter

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title: Al-Muzaffar II Mahmud

type: paraphrased

texts: In 1219, the Ayyubid emir of Hama, <mask>, was restored. The older brother of al-Nasir Kilij Arslan was the son of al-Mansur Muhammad. In 1219, al-Mansur sent al-Muzaffar to Egypt to help Sultan al-Kamil after he ordered the leading men of Hama to swear loyalty to him. His second son, an-Nasir Kilij Arslan, joined Al-Muazzam in Palestine. As he lay dying some of the leading emirs decided to invite an-Nasir back to Hama to take over the throne in place of his brother, in the hope that they would be able to exercise real control under his nominal rule. An-Nasir was installed as ruler in Hama after Al-Mansur died. Sultan al-Kamil allowed al-Muzaffar to claim his throne when he learned of his father's death.His brother was firmly established on the throne when he reached Syria. None of the notables of Hama would support him in removing An-Nasir, and none of the other Ayyubid princes in Syria was interested in helping him, so he had to return to Egypt, where he was given an estate by Al-Kamil. The balance of power between the major rulers of the Ayyubid family led to the restoration of Restoration Al-Muzaffar. The negotiations took place at Tell el-'Ajul near Gaza between Aa-Kamil and his rival al-Ashraf as they sought to agree on a balance of power. There was an agreement on the redistribution of domains. The client of Al-Kamil was to be restored to Hama. The Hama domain was to be given to al-Mujahid of Homs.The plan was put into effect when al-Ashraf and al-Kamil worked together, and Al Kamil led his armies to Damascus. After the city surrendered in June, al-Kamil turned his attention to Hama. On July 25th, 1229, Al Kamil and al-Mujahid of Homs laid siege to Hama to remove Kilij Arslan and restore al-Muzaffar. After a few days of siege, Kilij Arslan came out to negotiate and eventually agreed to leave Hama in exchange for the fortress of Montferrand. Kilij Arslan died on the same day. The major campaign of 1232 led by Al-Kamil took Amida and Hasankeyf. He was involved in the unsuccessful campaign of 1234 which was aimed at Malatya.The Montferrand castle was destroyed in 1238–9. 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When al-Muzaffar joined al-Kamil of Egypt in a campaign to oust al-Mujahid, the tensions between them broke out into open conflict. When al-Kamil died, al-Mujahid attacked the territory of Hama and diverted the River Orontes and the canals which fed the fields around the city.Even though he was not able to take the city, there was constant tension and aggression between the two rulers. After the death of al-Kamil, the emir of Hama, Al-Muzaffar, allied himself with As-Salih Ayyub and was able to secure his position in Syria before attacking Egypt. As-Salih' Ayyub's rival was allied with al-Mujahid. In March 1239, As-Salih Ayyub set out with his forces to attack Homs, but soon after he received envoys from Egypt complaining of the rule of al-Adil II and urging him to come and take power himself. In preparation for an invasion of Egypt, salih Ayyub turned away from Homs and moved his forces south. As the threat waned, Al-Mujahid and As-Salih Ayyub plotted to take Damascus and divide the Syrian domain between them. The covert warfare against Hama was undertaken by Al-Mujahid.Theobald of Champagne arrived in Palestine in September 1239 to lead a new crusade. Theobald's group was lured with promises of converting to Christianity and turning over fortresses. He started a rumour in the city that al-Muzaffar was going to hand it over to the Crusaders to prevent it from being taken by him. The civic and military leaders of Hama fled to Homs, where they were immediately imprisoned by al-Mujahid. Hama was temporarily disabled and al-Muzaffar was prevented from doing anything to stop Al-Mujahid from moving on Damascus. As a result, al-Mujahid and as-Salih Ismail were able to take Damascus. Shortly afterwards, al-Mujahid died.al-Muzaffar ruled Hama until his death in 1244. 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title: Donald Martino

texts: <mask> was a Pulitzer Prize winning American composer. Biography was born in New Jersey and attended high school. He played jazz for fun and profit. He studied composition at Syracuse University and was encouraged to go that direction. He was a graduate student at Princeton University, where he worked with some of the world's greatest composers. He studied in Italy with Dallapiccola. He worked with students at Yale University, the New England Conservatory of Music, and Brandeis University before becoming the chair of the composition department at Harvard University.He won the Pulitzer Prize for music in 1974. Perspectives of New Music published a tribute to Martino in 1991. There was a death in Antigua in 2005. On May 8, 2007, a memorial concert was held. Navona Records released a concert recording in 2009. His sound world was more similar to Dallapiccola's than his other teachers', and most of his mature works were composed using the twelve-tone method. The pianist asked that the piece be one of the most difficult pieces ever written.The work has been recorded several times. Blackwood did not perform it. On his 50th birthday, he was presented with two musical birthday cards: B,a,b,b,i,t,t on his 60th. Flute/piccolo/alto flute have extensive doublings in their musical compositions. Ione, Dantalian, McGinnis and Marx are the principal publishers. The works for orchestra and concertos were withdrawn in the 1960's and 70's. The Triple Concerto, Divertisements for Youth Orchestra, and the Concertino were written for the band.The String Quartet No. 1 was withdrawn. The String Quartet Mo was withdrawn in 1952. The canons with resolutions (2 violas, 2 cellos/2 bassoons, 1955; string quartet, 1962; 2 clarinets, alto clarinet/basset horn, bass clarinet, 1966, may be combined with version of 1955) were withdrawn in 1954. From the Other Side (cello, piano, percussion), 1988 Three Sad Songs (viola, piano), 1991 Octet (flute, clarinet, flugelhorn, trombone) The works for solo instrument Sonata, 1950–51 of Suite of Variations on Medieval Melodies (‘cello) was published in 1952. A Set (clarinet) was published in 1954. Fantasy-Variations (violin), 1964 B, A, B, IT, T were written by Parisonatina al-dodecafonia.A Birthday Card for Alea III (clarinet) was written in 1992. All day I hear the noise of waters, and the half-moon westers are low, my love. Three Songs (James Joyce) is a song about living in a pretty how town. "<mask>, <mask>" Deane L. Root is the editor of Grove Music Online. There was an update on 18 January. Oxford Music Online is online.The ed. was written by Heinz-Dietrich. The year 2001. The 1974 Award was about the Chamber Music Piece Notturno. In The Pulitzer Prize Archives: Part E, Liberal Arts: Volume 15, Musical Composition Awards 1943-1999, there is an edited version of the awards. The book was written by K. G. Sauer and Paul. "<mask>, <mask>" Alison Latham edited The Oxford Companion to Music.Oxford and New York. The staff of the Los Angeles Times. The Obituary of <mask> was published by the Los Angeles Times. December 25, 2005. There are articles by <mask>. 1961. "The Source Set and its Aggregates."The Journal of Music Theory is about music theory. <mask>. 1964. "Claudio Spies: 'Tempi'." Perspectives of New Music <mask>. 1966."Notation in General - Articulation in particular." Perspectives of New Music 4/2. <mask> and Ricci are related to Robert. 1968. Wherefore modern music? Music Educators Journal is a journal. <mask>.1971. "In Memoriam Stravinsky." The perspectives of new music. <mask>. 1972. "Exotic winds." The Musical Times was published in 1995.<mask>. In 1974. "In Memoriam Dallapiccola." Perspectives of New Music was published on 13/1. Interview with James, <mask>, and Martino. 1991. <mask> was the subject of a conversation.Perspectives of New Music 29/2 was published in the summer. Further reading James. 1991. <mask>'s Fantasy Variations are the first three measures. Perspectives of New Music 29/2 was published in the summer. The person is Martin, by the way. 1991."MSHJ: Faith and Deeds in The White Island." Perspectives of New Music 29/2 was published in the summer. Stephen Dembski. 1991. "Mistakes being made." Perspectives of New Music 29/2 was published in the summer. Jonathan Leonard Ryan.2006 <mask>'s "Fantasies and Impromptus" is an aggregate of styles. The Doctor of Musical Arts degree at The University of Texas at Austin requires a partial fulfillment of a Treatise. Andrew J. Kizas. 2004. <mask> wrote From Octatonicism to Dodecaphony. There is a PhD degree at the University of Western Ontario.Andrew J. Kizas. 2009. There is a theory of pitch organization in the music of <mask>. VDM Verlag is located in Saarbrcken, Germany. Henry Klumpenhouwer. 1991. There are aspects of row structure and harmony in Impromptu Number 6.Perspectives of New Music 29/2 was published in the summer. Adam Krims. 1991. There are some Analytical Comments on Text and Music in 'Alone'. Perspectives of New Music 29/2 was published in the summer. Robert, Kyr. 1991.<mask>'s radical statement of mind and soul is referred to as "Point/Counter-Point." Perspectives of New Music 29/2 was published in the summer. Laurann Littleton. 1981. There is an analysis of Martino's 'Fantasies and Impromptus' for solo piano. The degree of master of arts requires a thesis in partial fulfillment. "David" is the name of the man.1992. A survey of recent music by <mask>. Music and Letters is 73/1. William Rothstein. "Linear Structure in the Twelve-Tone System: An Analysis of 'Pianississimo'" was written in 1980. There is a Journal of Music Theory. Jeffrey Stadelman.1991. Ametry of thought. Perspectives of New Music 29/2 was published in the summer. "Vishio" is the name of the man. 1991. There is an investigation of structure and experience in the space. Perspectives of New Music 29/2 was published in the summer.Glenn. A year ago. <mask> had percussion music. The Degree of Doctor of Musical Arts is available at the University of Nevada. Henry Weinberg. 1963. "'Trio' was written by <mask>."Perspectives of New Music in the Fall-Winter. There is a person named Yang, and there is a person named Yoon Joo. 2011. There is a practical approach to <mask>'s twelve-tone song cycles. The Doctor of Musical Arts degree is available at the University of North Texas. There are External links on the publisher's website.

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title: Vicki L. Gregory

texts: The School of Information at the University of South Florida has a professor named <mask><mask>. She was the director from 1999 to 2007. Her fields of expertise include: academic libraries, digital librarianship, technical services, information science, library networking, library automation, and collection development. She teaches about library administration, collection development, and digital libraries. Dr. <mask> was the Director of Systems and Operations at the Montgomery Library. She is the President of the organization. She was a member of the Association for Information Science and Technology and the winner of the award.She is the author, co-author, or editor of seven books. <mask> received an A.B. In 1971 I received a M.A. from the University of Alabama. In 1973, also at the University of Arizona. She completed her M.L.S. at the Graduate School of Library Service after remaining at the University of Alabama. The degree was obtained in 1974. She received her PhD in Communication, Information and Library Studies from The State University of New Jersey in 1987.<mask> began her career as an audio-visual librarian at the Montgomery Library and went on to work in the Acquisitions Department, Technical Services, and Head of the Department of Systems and Operations. She became a tenured librarian in 1988 after finishing her time at the library. In August 1988 she became an assistant professor at the University of South Florida. She was promoted to Professor in 2000. She held the position of Director of the School of Library and Information Science until 2007. She is a professor at the school. Dr. <mask> <mask> is active in professional associations.She is the president of the international honor society. He is a past treasurer of the ASIS&T. She is a member of the Library Research Roundtable Steering Committee and the ALA Councilor for the Florida Library Association. From 2010 to 2012 Dr. <mask> was the Chair of the ALA Committee on Accreditation. She is a member of the ALA Notable Book Council. Dr. <mask> was a past Chair of the Florida ASIS&T, past Chair of ASIS&T's Special Interest Group - Library Technologies (SIG-LT), and a past chair of the Association of College and Research Libraries. She is a representative of the library association.Recipient of the Association of College and Research Libraries and Institute for Scientific Information PhD fellowship in 1987, selected as one of the Outstanding Young Women of America in 1995, the Florida SUS Teaching Incentive Program Award in 1996, the Florida Library Association Transformers Honor Roll in 2003 and the President of the University of South Florida In an online environment, the implications of voluntary communication are based on gender, education level and cultural issues. Informing science and information technology. Kwon, N., and <mask>, V. User satisfaction in chat reference services is affected by librarians' behavioral performance. Hastings, S., <mask>, V., Montague, R., and <mask>, J. are authors of the reference and user services quarterly. The year 2005.How are we doing in distance education? The American Society for Information Science and Technology has a journal. <mask>, V., and S. R. collaborated on a paper. The internationalization of a postgraduate professional degree programme in library and information science is being planned. Higher Education in Europe. Perrault, A., and <mask>, V. Assessment of student learning outcomes is integrated with teaching effectiveness.Collection development and management for 21st century library collections was written by <mask>. The second ed. ALA Editions is in Chicago. <mask>, de la Pea McCook, and <mask> are related. The book is called (Eds.). There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The role of libraries and archives in disaster preparedness was the topic of the annual conference.The Association of Caribbean University, Research and Institutional Libraries is located in Florida. Gregory, V. The Twenty-First Century library collections have been developed. Neal-Schuman, Inc. Gregory, V. was in New York. Managing electronic resources can be difficult. Neal-Schuman, Inc. is located in New York, NY. There is an Ed.The year 2000. Managing electronic resources can be difficult. New York, NY: Neal-Schuman, Inc. The United States and Canada have multicultural resources on the internet. <mask>, V., is from Littleton, CO. The state has an academic library. <mask>, V., is from Westport, Canada.There is an Ed. The year 1991. There is a history of Alabama academic libraries. The Public Library Press of Alabama. American women librarians Year of birth missing (living people) University of Alabama alumni Rutgers University alumni University of South Florida faculty American women academics 21st-century American women

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title: Evangeline Walton

texts: The pen name of the American author of fantasy fiction was <mask>. She is popular in North America and Europe because of her ability to humanize historical and mythological subjects with eloquence, humor and compassion. <mask> was born in Indianapolis, Indiana to a family that was active and educated. As a child, <mask> suffered from chronic respiratory illnesses and was taught at home. Her parents divorced in 1924. Growing up and living with her mother and grandmother roused a natural feminism which appears throughout her writings. As a child, she liked the works of L. Frank Baum, James Stephens, Lord Dunsany and Algernon Blackwood.opera was a passion her entire life and she and her mother traveled to New York City, Chicago and San Francisco for operas. After the death of her grandmother, <mask> and her mother moved to Tucson, Arizona. It wasn't until 1971 that Wilna Ensley saw the dawn of public recognition for her works. The majority of his published and unpublished works were written in the 1920s. She worked on her best known work during the late 1930s and early 1940s. She reworked many of her manuscripts over the next twenty years after success. She said that she tries to put flesh and blood on the bones of the original myth by adding and interpreting.Her health continued to decline. As a child, she was treated for bronchitis and severe sinus infections with silver nitrate, which caused her skin to turn gray as she got older. John Cowper Powys was a British novelist, essayist and poet. The Special Collections at the University of Arizona in Tucson hold some of the papers from 1936-1984. She was related to three people: the author of The Next Hundred Years, the assistant secretary of war in the Eisenhower administration, and the professor of music and author. The facsimile edition of Leaves of Grass was edited by Furness. Furness was a writer and mentor to his cousin."I use the name <mask> professionally, partly because I originally hoped to build up different lines of work under different names, and partly because <mask> is an old family name and appears on the Declaration of Independence," she wrote. I don't know if I have a blood connection with the Declaration signer. They came from Virginia and were supposed to have a Native American in their family. Both records and tradition trail off into vagueness because of him. When I was a child, old folk remembered the <mask>s as very tall, very dark people, too full of restless energy to fit quietly into their peaceful little Quaker community: a vivid, turbulent note in it. The Welsh Mabinogi is one of the four novels written by Writings <mask>. The publisher's title of her first volume was The Virgin and the Swine.Although receiving warm praise from John Cowper Powys, the book sold poorly and none of the other novels in the series reached print at the time. It was re-discovered by the Adult Fantasy series in 1970. She sent a second novel that had been left unfinished when the first failed to sell to the editors at Ballantine, who were unaware that she was still alive. The Children of Llyr appeared in 1971. The Song of Rhiannon and Prince of Annwn followed. The four novels were published in a single volume. The novels are available in a number of European languages.Stevie Nicks bought the rights to the work in order to make a movie out of it. The first volume of The Library of Arkham House Novels of Fantasy and Terror was published in 1945 and was written in the late 1930s. The story is set in New England. The Cross and the Sword is a historical novel about the Danes' conquest of England and the destruction of the Celtic culture. The first of the Theseus trilogy was published in 1983. Mary Renault's publication of her Theseus novels in 1959 and 1962 kept <mask> from publishing her own. There are two novels left in the trilogy.The author published several short stories. The best-known of these are "Above Ker-Is", "The Judgement of St. Yves" and "The Mistress of Kaer-Mor" She wrote several volumes of short stories, poems and a verse play. Some of the works have been published posthumously. Douglas A. Anderson is a literary agent. The Children of Llyr was nominated for the 1972 Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Adult Literature. The Song of Rhiannon was the winner of the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Adult Literature.1975: Prince of Annwn was a nominee for the mythopoeic fantasy award. The Prince of Annwn was the 20th place Locus Award winner. The "Gray Mouser Award" was given by the "Fitz Leiber Fantasy Award". The World Fantasy Convention won an award. The Sword is Forged was the 26th place Locus Award. The World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement was given at the World Fantasy Convention. The Virgin and the Swine is a genealogy.November 1936. The island of the mighty was re published. July 1970. The children of Llyr. August 1971. The song is called The Song of Rhiannon. August 1972The prince of Annwn. November 1974. There are other novels. September 1945. The Sword and the Cross. October of 1956. The sword has been forged.July 1983 She walks in darkness. Tachyon Publications was published in September. There are collections above Ker-Is and other stories. March 2012 There are short stories at the end of the corridor. 1950.Above Ker-Is. 1978. The mistress of Kaer-Mor. 1980. The Chinese woman. 1981. The Judgement of St.Yves. 1981. "The ship from away" 1982. The forest wouldn't be cut down. 1985. "Cannibal Sorcerer" was written by Bruce D. Arthurs.1993. "They have wings." Fantasy and science fiction were published in 2011. "Lus-Mor." The year 2012. "The Other One." The year 2012.The tree of Perkunas is referred to as "The Tree of Perkunas." The year 2012. "Waswolf." The year 2012. Further reading Lin Carter. The art of fantasy is called Imaginary Worlds. pp. NY: Ballantine, 1973.169–3. There are external links maintained by her heir and her literary agent.

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title: Alessandro Preziosi

texts: An Italian actor is named <mask>. He was born in Avellino and lived there until he moved to Naples in Vomero and graduated from the University of Naples with the maximum of votes. He works on television in the soap opera of Channel 5, Vivere and in the TV series Rossella Izzo 2 but continues to engage in the theater realizing the monologue. He left the soap to read in Trilogy by Aeschylus, which was always directed by Calenda, and Herald garments in Agamemnon and Orestes. Thanks to the great success which won the Telegatto as a male character of the year in the role of Earl Fabri, the popularity of the television series Elisa di Rivombrosa, transmitted between December 2003 and February 2004 by Canale 5. In the second season it is present only in the first two episodes, having chosen to rededicate themselves to the theater with King Lear, directed by Calenda, is role, is that of Edmund, followed by the musical comedy Datemi tre caravelle. After the short movie of 2001 dedicated by director Giorgio RealeScieri to the case, in 2004 he made his first film, a movie called "Vanilla and chocolate Ciro Ippolito".He appeared in two films in 2007, The Viceroys by Roberto Faenza and The Lark by Paolo and Vittorio Taviani. The first youth meeting with Pope Benedict XVI will be held on the esplanade of the Shrine of Loreto in September. Commissioner De Luca, 4 TV movie, was taken from the novel by Carlo Lucarelli and was directed by Antonio Frazzi. Commissioner De Luca received an award for best television film at the Venice Film Festival in 2008 and the great international prize of the Agrigento D'Oro for Best TV adaptation of a literary text. The Golden Chest was won by the actor with director Antonio Frazzi. The melodrama The Bridge was written by Pennisi and features music by Di Battista and Hamlet. The melodrama, through the anxieties of a simple worker, brings to life the history and stories of the South, which was presented in Rome on the occasion of Labor and Creativity Workshop in September.The first stage of an un'applaudita summer tour will feature The Hamlet in July at the Roman Theatre in Verona. He was awarded the Golden Talent in the first edition of the Franco Martini Prize: a theater a lifetime, on the occasion of "La Versiliana", crowning a commitment in the theater. The blood of the vanquished is a film that is based on a controversial historical essay by Giampaolo Pansa. At the Rome Film Festival, the film was presented as a special event. The Hamlet with <mask> and a company of actors, both young and long career, is successfully represented during a double tour which reaches theaters in 50 Italian cities and towns. In the summer of 2009, the theatrical production company Khora.Teatro - founded in 2004 by <mask> and Tommaso Mattei Aldo Allegrini - care of the production and participate as an actor in the video of the show. Luca De Filippo tried his hand at directing for the first time with the Great Bard in the Twelfth Night.In September of 2009, <mask> plays in Mine Vaganti, an award-winning comedy set in Salento and directed by Ferzan Ozpetek. An average of 7 million viewers watched him in January 2010 when he played St. He joined the cast of Fausto Brizzi's double Males film against females and males against females in the same year. The only Italian theatrical award where the public can give the awards to distinguished artists on the stage is the Premio Gassman - Teatranti year. A love and revenge, a TV series directed by Raffaele Mertes and starring Chiatti and Lorenzo Bermann, was filmed in 2011. The artist has been the artistic director of the Teatro Stabile of Abruzzo for three years. The promoter of the imaginary shipyards helped in three shows-lab events: Troilus and Cressida, A Midsummer Night's Dream and Odyssey.Two seasons of replicas of Cyrano de Bergerac starring and directed by <mask> were supported by the public and critics. The Golden Mask of the Italian theater will be awarded to the artist who interprets the monologue Cyrano on the moon. In 70 years trilogy, Diana plays the judge Sossi, in Lucky Italo German TV movie, and in the miniseries Diana Don Antonio Frazzi, in memory of the heroic. The sensitive rendering of the role earned him awards. The remake of Beauty and the Beast, directed by Fabrizio Costa, will give the RAI a great success in terms of audience and interest on social media in the holiday season. Voice Over work in commercials and movies, participation in a US film 'indie', the recording of the readings from the masterpiece by Agostino da Tagaste for the CD included in the book The Confessions of St. Preziosi has been called to serve on the jury of the National Theatre Prize, and even in the theatrical season of the year 2015, it puts its expertise at the service of the stage, setting up as a director and performer.He has two children who were born from his relationship with Rossella and Elena. He played Filippo Brunelleschi in the tv series Medici: Masters of Florence. Male actors from Naples and Italian male actors from the 20th and 21st century.

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title: Ron Padgett

texts: <mask> is an American poet, essayist, fiction writer, translator, and a member of the New York School. Great Balls of Fire is <mask>'s first full-length collection of poems. He won an award. He won a medal from the poetry society. His father was a bootlegger in Oklahoma. The writer's willingness to deviate from rules, even his own, was influenced by him, as was the writer's taste for independence. He was described as a stubborn streak of boyishness, allowing a playful innocence in his poetry.At the age of 13, he began writing poetry. When a girl he had a crush on didn't return his affection, the poet was inspired to write. In high school, he was interested in visual arts and writing poetry. He befriended Joe Brainard, a well-known writer. The White Dove Review was founded by them and fellow Central High student Dick Gallup. Black Mountain and Beat Movement writers were solicited for work on The White Dove. He retired the White Dove after five issues.Columbia College in New York City was where Padgett studied in 1960. At that time he 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 In an interview, he said that he went to Columbia partly because of Kerouac and Ginsberg. He received his B.A. Padgett studied creative writing at the college. He studied 20th-century French poetry. In New York City, Padgett was a workshop leader for The Poetry Project.An anthology of New York Poets was published by Random House in 1970. The Poetry Project Newsletter was founded by him. From 1969 to 1976, he worked in poet-in-the-school programs. After directing The Poetry Project for two and a half years, he became the publications director of the Teachers & Writers Collaborative. Full Court Press published books by Tom Veitch, William S. Burroughs, Larry Fagin, Philippe Soupault, and others. He lectured at educational institutions, including Atlantic Center for the Arts, Brooklyn College, and Columbia University. He was the designer of computer writing games.The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale University holds <mask>'s papers. The author of more than twenty poetry collections, including Great Balls of Fire, You Never Know, How to Be Perfect, and Collected Poems, is Poetry Padgett. Three of the poems written for the film were written specifically for the film. Kenneth Koch taught poetry at Columbia University. Ted Berrigan was one of the artists who collaborated with Padgett. Blood Work: Selected Prose, Ted: A Personal Memoir of Ted Berrigan, Creative Reading, and The Straight Line: Writing on Poetry and Poets are all nonfiction works by Padgett. Motor Maids across the Continent was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780The Teachers & Writers Handbook of Poetic Forms is one of his many works on education and writing. The three-volume reference work, World Poets, was edited by him. French poets Max Jacob, Pierre Reverdy, Valery Larbaud, and Guillaume Apollinaire were translated by <mask>. His work has been translated into French, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Faroese, German, Norwegian, and Italian. Awards are given to his grants. There are grants from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, the French Ministry of Culture and Communication, and the Academy of American Poets. His book How Long was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and his Collected Poems won the L.A. Times Book Prize.Grants and awards for his translations were given by the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, and Columbia University. <mask> and his wife, who grew up in Oklahoma, have lived in the same East Village apartment since 1967. They spend their summers at a rustic retreat in Vermont. Wayne was born in 1966. Works Summer Balloons was self-published in 1960. "C" Press published In Advance of the Broken Arm. Some Things, with Ted Berrigan and Joe Brainard, was published in 1964."C" Press published two stories for Andy Warhol. Sky, Goliard Press was published in 1966. Bean Spasms: Poems and Prose was published by Kulcher Press in 1967. Tone Arm, Once Press, 1967. Boke Press (Tulsa, OK), 1967, 100,000 Fleeing Hilda with Joe Brainard. Bun and Tom Clark wrote Angel Hair Books. Coffee House Press revised Great Balls of Fire in 1990.The adventures of Mr. and Mrs. Jim and <mask> were published in 1970. Coach House Press published Antlers in the Treetops in 1970. The book is called Sweet Pea, Aloes Books. The poetry collection was published in 1971. Joe Brainard wrote Sufferin' Succotash with Kiss My Ass by Michael Brownstein. Telegraph Books (Philadelphia, PA), 1972, Back in Boston Again with Ted Berrigan and Tom Clark. The Petersburg Press (New York, NY) was published in 1973.Crazy Compositions, Big Sky was written in 1974. Big Sky No., The World of Leon, and others. 7 (Southampton, NY), 1974. Sun (New York, NY), 1976. Arrive by Pullman with George Schneeman. Z Press (Calais, VT), 1979. New York, NY, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266How to Be a Woodpecker was published by Toothpaste Press. Morning Coffee (West Branch, IA), 1984 is a book about how to be modern art. Light as Air was published in New York, NY. The Big Something, The Figures was published in 1989. Blood Work: Selected Prose was published in 1993. New and Selected Poems by David Godine. Coffee House Press was published in 2001.Coffee House Press published How to Be Perfect. Coffee House Press is in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Coffee House Press published Collected Poems. Coffee House Press published Alone and Not Alone in 2015. Coffee House Press has a book called How to Be Perfect. Coffee House Press has a big cabin. Cuneiform (Houston, TX) has an encore with Philosophy and Rectangle.Ted: A Personal Memoir of Ted Berrigan was published in 1993. Albanian Diary, The Figures was published in 1999. The University of Oklahoma Press published Oklahoma Tough: My Father, King of the Tulsa Bootleggers. Joe: A Personal Memoir of Joe Brainard was published in 2004. The Poet Assassinated by Guillaume Apollinaire was illustrated by Jim Dine. Pierre Cabanne wrote dialogues with the artist. Kodak is a poem by Blaise Cendrars.The Poems of A. O. Barnabooth was published in 1977. The University of California Press published Complete Poems by Cendrars in 1992. Serge Fauchereau wrote Complete Fiction with John Ashbery. Pierre Reverdy's poems were published in New York, NY. Yu Jian created flash cards with Wang Ping. Selected Poems by Guillaume Apollinaire, NYRB Poets. External links include "Do It", "Padgett", and "Ron Padgett Papers".The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is part of the Yale Collection of American Literature. Poets from New York (state) and poets from Oklahoma were born in 1942.

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title: Lorena Garcia

texts: The chef is famous for her appearances on multiple television shows. She competed on the show Top Chef Masters and currently owns restaurants in airports across the United States. While also making strides in her life, she has put out her own cookbook and a line of cookware. She was raised around her family in Venezuela. Blanca Ibez is a politician from Venezuela. Ibez married Lusinchi. Lusinchi died in May of last year.She used to cook for them at family gatherings as a child. She credits her success to cooking for her family. She earned her law degree after attending Santa Maria University in Venezuela. She moved to the US to get an associate degree in Paralegal Studies and take a class on speaking English. She realized that her passion wasn't in the field of law and needed to change her career path. She decided to become a chef and enroll at Johnson & Wales University to get her degree. Her family and gatherings in her hometown inspired her to cook.She wanted to become a chef because of her mother's perseverance. He wanted to inspire others as well. She wanted to inspire families to reduce childhood health issues. It's gratifying to see families make changes and gain inspiration from her programs. A chef's main inspiration is to bring loved ones together to enjoy wonderful food, just how it would bring her own family together. She began her career as a chef through an apprenticeship at the Ritz-Carlton in Paris, France, after receiving her degree inculinary arts from Johnson and Wales University. After working at the Ritz-Carlton, he went on a tour through several cities known for their cuisine and landed jobs in several countries, including Italy, Japan, Korea, Thailand and China.Through these jobs, he was able to get exposure to world cuisine and was able to work with some of the best chefs in the world. Food Café opened in Miami's Design District in 2002. Elements Tierra was established in the Design District. Both Latin and Asian cooking styles influenced the cuisine of the two restaurants. Both restaurants were sold in 2008. The executive chef at the Miami International Airport accepted a job in February 2011. She was aware of the need to provide comfort food.She opened her own restaurant in the American Airlines terminal at the airport. Diners at her restaurant will find a healthy twist on traditional Latin Cuisine. Travelers can satisfy their cravings for healthy and gourmet food while traveling with dishes such as Shrimp Ceviche, Baked Empanadas, and Caribbean Jerk Chicken. In August of 2012 she opened her second travelers' restaurant at the Atlanta International Airport. In September of 2016 he opened a third restaurant in the Dallas/ Ft. Worth Airport. Chef <mask> was with John Kunkel of 50 Eggs. CHICA will be an upscale Latin American restaurant located inside the Venetian on the Las Vegas Strip.The first female Latin chef is featured on the strip. Obesity campaigns Big Chef, Little Chef was something that was introduced to him as a child. He wanted to do something about it because he saw it as a problem. "Big Chef, Little Chef" was created to help end the problem of childhood Obesity. "Big Chef, Little Chef" is a non-profit organization that encourages healthy eating at a young age. Hispanic foods are developed for "Big Chef, Little Chef". She continued her fight against weight gain by working with taco bell.Major changes for Taco Bell were made as a result of the partnership. The goal was to create variety within the menu. The menu was changed to include 8 new ingredients. The new Cantina Bell menu was largely credited to the woman who created it. The organization "Alliance for a Healthier Generation" developed food for public schools. Danica Patrick, a NASCAR driver, promoted the "10 Blockbuster Days of Racing" in Charlotte, North Carolina, as a partner with Charlotte Motor Speedway. She hosted the cooking shows "Vida Gourmet", "Cocine Mundos", and "De Maanita" on Spanish television.The world's leading chefs were challenged to compete against one another on Top Chef Masters. There were twelve competitors on the fourth season of the show. He was a judge on both "Top Chef: Estrellas" and "Cocineros al limite". The chefs were on "Top Chef: Estrellas". A contestant on the fourth season of Top Chef Masters chose to compete for the organization Alliance for a Healthier Generation. He won two quickfire contests and two elimination challenges. <mask> was berated by her opponents for her lack of classical training.The last episode of "Old School, New School" was about instructing a student without getting involved in the preparation. One of the investors and judges on NBC's "America's Next Great Restaurant" was a woman. Chefs Bobby Flay and Steve Ells judged the show. The show comes from the producers of Top Chef Masters, but it is not a cooking show. It is a reality show where contestants are competing for investors and not solely compete in cooking contests. NBC canceled the show after the first season because of low ratings. The Kovak Box and El C.I.D. were both television appearances.She did not play herself in these two screenings, but she did play herself in many other roles. She appeared on many talk shows because of her success with food. She was on The Queen Latifah Show, The Talk, Guy's Grocery Games, The Chew, and The Wendy Williams Show. She played a semi-fictionalized version of herself in several episodes of the show. She compiled many of the recipes into a cookbook. There is a book called "<mask> <mask>'s New Latin Classics". The hard cover book contains many recipes of Latin cuisines such as beans, rice, and salsa.She is also the author of a book. Ingenious Design's president, Joy Mangano, released their line of new kitchenware on November 14, 2013. cookware with Technolon +, Corningware oven to tabletop serveware, and a plethora of smart accessories are included in the Lorena Bella Kitchen Collection for HSN. On October 14, 2016 she launched her first international reality show called Food Hunters, where each team of eight or six kids cook-off from all about countries of Latin America to be called the best of the best of the competition in the farm and in the kitchen. References External links Official website Living people from Venezuela to the United States Johnson & Wales University alumni.

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title: Sven Väth

texts: Vth is a DJ and electronic music producer. His career in electronic music spans over 30 years, and he is a three-time DJ Awards winner. His career began in 1986 with the single "Electrica Salsa" One of Germany's pop stars in the 90's, <mask>th has made his mark in the music community by being one of Germany's pop stars in the 90's, running two night clubs in Germany, and starting his own company. He cultivated the underground electronic music scene not only in Germany but in Ibiza as well, with his own night at Amnesia for eighteen years and after-parties at creative locations around the island. His longest DJ set was 30 hours, using only two decks and a mixer, and he was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 Both of Vth's parents were from East Germany.When they were young, they escaped and met each other in the West. While his father was a painter, the two of them married and had three sons. His parents were fond of dancing and his father wanted to open an English pub. There was a small dance floor at the pub, where <mask> was introduced to a wide range of music. Vth went to Ibiza for the first time in the summer of 1980 after hearing about it from the local scene. Vth used his allowance money to hitch a ride from Barcelona to the island, where he spent three months sleeping on beach chairs and distributing flyers for clubs. He became enchanted with Ibiza and decided that he wanted to become a DJ.When he came back to Germany, his mother asked if he would DJ at the pub. It was accepted by <mask>. He was 17 at the time. In 1982, <mask> was asked to play a residency at the club Dorian Gray. He got into music production after meeting Michael Mnzing and Luca Anziloti. The three came together as Off in 1985 and produced a song called "Bad News", which they gave to some of Ibiza's popular DJs at the time. In 1986, Off released their new record, "Electrica Salsa" from their debut album, Organisation For Fun.At the age of 22, the track became a hit across Europe and led to a career as a pop sensation. One million copies were sold. A second album, Ask Yourself, was released by Off in 1989. "Move Your Body" was released in 1990. Mnzing and Anziloti are working on a new project. The dance club "Omen" was opened by Vth at the age of 24. It used to be open under the name "Vogue" and Vth lived there for a while.One of the best clubs in Germany is the new club, which is considered to be one of the birthplaces of techno in Germany. The club prepares for another night with scenes of people on the dance floor being interviewed for their thoughts on Omen. In 1998 he decided to close the club. Problems with landlords and city authorities led to the closing. There were so many people at the last party that speakers were set up outside and people were dancing in the street. Police only blocked car traffic at the party. Accident in Paradise (1992), one of the 50 best dance albums of all time, was released on Eye Q and Harthouse Records.The name of the label was Harthouse Records and it was started in 1992. In 1997 there was a separation from the two labels. The two labels declared bankruptcy in 1998. Virgin Vth signed a contract with Virgin Records in 1998. Fusion, Contact, and Fire were released by him. Vth toured the world with his sound of techno, electro, and trip hop. A special six-record vinyl edition of the album was also released.Some of Vth's best work was released by Virgin in 2000. In 1996 there was a series of parties that <mask> would pour his savings into. After seeing La Fura dels Baus in Berlin in 1994, the name came about. The name for his next project was inspired by the props of hanging cocoons filled with water featured in the show. The concept was toured throughout Germany and even North America. Vth reopened the project in 1999 after the parties strained him financially and were not entirely successful. After the agency was established, events and the record label followed.There are many famous names on the roster of the booking agency, which was established with the help of Talida Wagner. It still provides booking for artists such as Onur zer, Raresh, and many others. Many of today's famous DJs began their careers at Cocoon Recordings. Artists such as Martin Buttrich have released tracks on the platform. The record label releases a collection named after a letter of the alphabet. In order to showcase signed artist work. To enable aspiring producers to have a platform to release their music on without having to refer to a major label was the goal of the label.The 100th release was celebrated by the label. In the summer of 1999 in Ibiza, Mar T of Amnesia offered to host a Cocoon party on Mondays. After a trial period of four parties, Cocoon parties continued for fourteen Mondays in 2000. The night featured a spectacular array of the world's best DJs in electronic music, with artists such as Carl Craig, Josh Wink, Adam Beyer, and Ricardo Villalobos manning the decks. Vth's Monday parties at Amnesia fostered the underground sound of Ibiza at a time when commercial music started dominating the island. Each season, the Ibiza team works on a new theme to create an exciting and different atmosphere. The team has been led by Johannes Goller since the beginning of the season.Many locations throughout Ibiza and Formentera were often closed down by the police for throwing illegal after-parties. The 12th season's theme is "Cocoon Heroes", and the Cocoon parties cultivated a group of people who play long sets in the terrace and main room of the club. The Mondays at Amnesia were strong. In the year 2018, Cocoon was moved to a new location. Vth opened a club in 2004. The successor to <mask>'s endeavor at Omen was also very popular. The place was well-known for playing techno, house, and trance acts.Vth himself, DJ Karotte, C-Rock, and Sidney Spaeth were some of the resident DJs. The building contained two restaurants run by a celebrity chef, lounges, and an interesting architecture with niches for people to hang out in. The club was closed due to bankruptcy. Vth has two children. He has a daughter who was born in 1989. During a private party in his own home in Ibiza, he met Nina Peter, a Viennese leather fashion accessories designer. They married in Thailand with a Buddhist ceremony in 2008, and three years later their son was born in Vienna.Vth named his son after Tiga, a Canadian DJ and producer. Vth and Peter separated. One of the brothers is an art director and the other is a flower shop owner. Living Vth was born near Frankfurt. In between world tours, he would spend his summers in Ibiza and the rest of the year in Frankfurt. Vth has a home in Ibiza, where he usually spends six to eight months of the year. He moved to London in order to experience its culture.Vth believes in taking care of the mind and body after many years of partying. When he lived in India, he met an Ayurvedic who taught him discipline. Vth tries to live as healthy as possible because traveling can be tiring. He follows a diet of no meat, sugar, or alcohol from October to January. He stopped using cocaine and smoking after his daughter was born. Vth only plays music on vinyl in his sets. He mentioned in the interview that he enjoys going to the record store and talking to people.A well-manufactured record, played with a good pick-up system on a good pre-amp/mixing console simply sounds better than any of its digital competitors. Everyone who sets high values on good sound uses vinyl. One of the top 30 DJs uses turntables and mixers when DJing, which he describes as his "instruments", according to Resident Advisor. He likened it to a pianist being told there would be no more grand pianos made.

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title: Arup Chandra

texts: <mask> was born in 1951 in the state of West Bengal. He has edited twelve of the fourteen books he has written. His books are published in English. His research focuses on the history, poetry, art, culture and literature of the district. Various professions were sold at the beginning. Later got a job as a medical representative. He started a business of medicine after getting a drug license.He established his dream organization, Chandra Commercial & Art Institute, on September 1, 1977. His works are related to education, arts, literature and history. The 'Arup Chandra Bengali Shorthand System' is the most popular 'Bengali Shorthand System' in Bengal. A list of his books is attached. He is an editor of Basabhumi Patrika and he always shows the struggle of people. There is a list of 'Special Issues of Basabhumi Patrika' here. He is the secretary of the Little Magazine Preservation and Research Centre, Berhampore, and he takes care of the preservation of thousands of old and new magazines.Since 2008, he has been the secretary of the 'CCAI - Basabhumi Award Committee', a foundation that felicitates and awards the persons for their remarkable contribution in the field of art-culture and social movement. The Little Magazine Preservation & Research Centre is a member of the Associations Chandra Commercial & Art Institute. A translation of the poems of Mao-Tse-Tung was published in 1993. On 6 September 1992, the Academy of Music and Fine Arts, Barrackpore, honored him with an 'Upadhi' - 'Shastri'. In honor of Berhampore Grant Hall's 100th anniversary, I received'memento'. In honor of the 130th anniversary of Berhampore, I receivedmemento. On March 7, 2010, <mask> <mask> was 'Felicitated' by 'Murshidabad District Kobita Academy' at their 125th poetry-assembly.The 'Academy of Bengali Poetry, Kolkata' awarded him with the 'Acharya Prafulla Chanda Roy Smarak Samman-2010'. He received an award from the Academy of Bengali Poetry, Kolkata, on April 16, 2011. He was awarded with a Sahitya Samman for his work. The award ceremony was held at the Town Hall. The award was received on behalf of 'Basabhumi Patrika'. He received an award for his lifetime work in art and painting on December 23, 2013, at Berhampore Grant Hall. He was awarded with "Trinayonne Padak" on November 16th.On the occasion of "Gramin Kabi O Sahityiek Sammelan" as a poet, I received a certificate of honor. On February 22, 2015, he was awarded with " Rahila Sahitya Padak". He was the Editor of the "Best Little Magazine of the year 2015," which was published in the month of November. He was awarded with "Tagore Village Sahitya Sammanana" on 27 November 2016 at Berhampore Rabindra Sadan. He was invited to attend a literary assembly of the poets and writers of both the countries of India and Bangladesh. Honorable Sirajul Karim is the general secretary of the organization. The Sammana-Smarak was awarded by Honorable Mohit Kumar Dwan and Prof. Saidur Rahaman.A "Subhechha - Smarak" was awarded to him by the Mayor. The seminar was arranged by the Nawabgun Govt. "Subhechha - Smarak" was awarded to him by the head of the same college. The Vice Chancellor of the University Honorable Golam Kibria awarded the "Exim Bank Agricultural University". He was felicitated on the 40th anniversary of the foundation. Mosfiqur Rahaman is a man. Honorable Golam Rabbani Tota felicitated on the opening of the book.The "Namosankarbati Uccha Vidyalaya" felicitated him. The award was given at the function of 'Bangladesh Jatiyo Sahitya Parished' 'Sahitya O Sanskritic Utsav - 2015'. The managing director of the organization Honorable Md. awarded him on his unparalleled contribution in 'Bengali Poetry and Journalism'. There is a person named Afsar Ali. He was awarded by 'Hriday Multimedia Preparatory School'. He was certified by the principal of the school. The 'International Level Seminar' arranged at "Nawabgunj Govt. College" was for presenting a paper titled "Biswa Shilpakala o Bangladesh" (The world Arts and Bangladesh).College on December 16, 2015. Chandra Commercial & Art Institute Writers from West Bengal were born in 1951.

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title: Malachi O'Doherty

texts: <mask>'Doherty is a journalist, author and broadcaster in Northern Ireland. He is the creator and host of Arts Talk. Career O'Doherty was one of the longest running commentators/columnists on any Irish radio programme, having been a regular on Radio Ulster's Talkback from its creation in the mid 1980s until a revamp of the programme in 2009. He was a frequent reporter for the Sunday Sequence in the programme's heyday, as well as providing political and social commentary for the Hearts and Minds programme. His political journalism has been published in many Irish and British newspapers. In the mid 1990s he worked on and presented several television documentaries on Northern Irish culture and politics, all of them with independent production companies. He was the Managing Editor of Fortnight magazine.The comment is free is written by him. He writes frequently in the Telegraph about religion and terrorism. He frequently writes about his life. Four memoirs have been published by him. I Was A Teenage Catholic deals with the development of his thinking on religious issues, while The Telling Year recounts his work as a young journalist in the worst year for deaths of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. In Under His Roof, he wrote about his father, Barney, and in On My Own Two Wheels, he wrote about cycling and aging. He has interests in fiction and drama.He wrote comedy sketches for The Show in the early 1990s and wrote a history of the Dominicans in Ireland for a nationwide schools production in 2007. O'Doherty has avoided expressions of party-political commitment though he has been more critical of the IRA than any other party to the conflict. The Good Friday Agreement was endorsed by both the IRA and Loyalist groups. The Ulster Unionist Party and the SDLP are some of the political groups he has addressed. He is a keynote speaker at the Alliance Party of Northern Ireland's annual conference. He spoke at the Irish Association's annual conference in 2003 about the future of nationalism. O'Doherty has appeared at literary festivals in Northern Ireland and Scotland, including Aspects and Wigtown.On 16 March 2007, O'Doherty delivered a lecture to the French Society for Irish Studies on the life and thinking of Margaret Noble, a County Tyrone-born Methodist who had taken the name Sister Nivedita. He was in India for four years in the 70s. He wrote about this in his book. <mask> O'Doherty wrote The Trouble With Guns: Republican Strategy and the IRA. An honest and decent book was described by the former IRA volunteer Sean O'Callaghan. . One of the most valuable books to emerge from Northern Ireland in recent years is the most subtle analysis of the modern-day republican movement that I have read.I was a Teenage Catholic. An account of <mask> O'Doherty's upbringing in west Belfast, his experiences of Catholicism and his eventual rejection of the church's beliefs. His travels in India and his encounter with a Hindu swami are narrated in the book. The telling year was 1972 in Belfast. A memoir of living and working as a journalist during the worst year of the Troubles. O'Doherty was invited to become an "informer" by an RUC officer in Northern Ireland. He said no.Ireland's Retreat From Religion is a book by Gill and Macmillan. An account of Ireland's rapid secularisation. O'Doherty's attacks on the "new atheists" and his claims that their critiques of religion were flawed by a failure to comprehend religious motivation drew the ire of the humanist groups. Terry Brankin wrote Under His Roof, On My Own Two Wheels, and Fifty Years On: The Troubles And The Struggle For Change In Northern Ireland. He graduated from Queen's University with a master's degree in Irish Studies in 1990. In 1995 he married a poet. He was a writer in residence at Queen's University.He received a PhD in 2012 from the School of English at QUB. <mask> O'Doherty's official website has a columnist profile on <mask> O'Doherty: O'Doherty: His best book? The 2003 Speech to Alliance Party conference was titled 'The Trouble with Guns'. Non-fiction writers from Northern Ireland have a missing birth date.

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title: Alfred O. Deshong

texts: <mask> was an American businessman, philanthropist and art collector from Chester, Pennsylvania. His father John O<mask> was from a wealthy family. He was a director of the Delaware County National Bank. The collection of art was invested by him. The creation of the Deshong Art Museum and Deshong Park was the result of <mask> donating liberally to the Chester Hospital and then donating his trust and land to the city of Chester. The museum fell into disrepair and eventually closed. The art collection is located at Widener University.<mask> was born in Chester, Pennsylvania and was educated in the local schools. The Bolmar Academy was in West Chester, Pennsylvania. <mask> was a private in Company K and served in the Battle of Antietam under Captain Thatcher. He was discharged from the army on September 27, 1862. When Robert E. Lee invaded Pennsylvania, <mask> re-enlisted. He was in company A of the Emergency Corps. He was discharged after serving in the Battle of Gettysburg.He and his brother, John O<mask>, Jr., operated quarries in Pennsylvania in 1865. The partnership lasted for 30 years until John's death. <mask> became a director of the Delaware County National Bank in 1895. The Chester Hospital is located at 9th and Barclay Streets. The Chester Hospital received the <mask> O. Deshong sanitary cottage for the treatment of Tuberculosis. He left his art collection, mansion and estate to the city of Chester as an art gallery and for educational purposes. The building of an art gallery was a result of the bequest.The Deshong mansion was built in the Greek Revival style by <mask>'s father, John O<mask>, Jr. After <mask>'s death, it was willed to the people of Chester. An art museum was built on the land that was turned into a park. In the 1980s, the mansion and art museum fell into disrepair. The Delaware County Industrial Development Authority took over the property after the trust was dissolved. The mansion was demolished after a partial collapse. The Deshong Art Museum was built in 1914 on the same property as the Deshong Mansion.The exterior walls of the building were designed to be fireproof. The main gallery for paintings was modeled after the Emperor of Germany's gallery. The collection included carved Japanese ivory figures, Chinese carved hard stone vessels and 19th century American and European paintings. The doors of the mansion were adorned with statues. It was the only public art gallery on the East Coast. The museum fell into disrepair over the years after being used as a library. Several pieces of art were stolen from the museum in 1977.The 15 year old from Chester, Pennsylvania was the one who carried out the robbery. At the time, the museum had limited security and McCall was able to steal paintings valued at $450,000 by simply taking them off the wall and sliding them out of the windows. Many of the stolen items were sold in New York City. When he was 19, he was caught. The authorities were not able to prove that he stole the artwork, but he was convicted of failing to pay taxes and sentenced to fifteen years in prison. Most of the artwork was recovered. The museum was restored by Widener University in 1979.The art museum trust was dissolved in July of 1984. The Asian and impressionistic art collection and $500,000 of the trust were given to Widener University. <mask> was known as a lavish host, entertaining artists, musicians and political figures at his mansion. He didn't marry or have a family until the end of his life. <mask> is buried in Chester Rural Cemetery. His grave is marked by a sculpture. The Widener University Art Collection & Gallery contains information about 19th-century American business people and 20th-century American philanthropists.

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title: Pridiyathorn Devakula

texts: <mask> was born in 1947. From 2001 to 2006 he was the Governor of the Bank of Thailand. He was minister of finance and deputy prime minister in the interim civilian government after the 2006 coup. He was appointed as a deputy prime minister in the first military appointed cabinet under General Prayut Chan-o-cha. He had resigned from his position as chairman of the board of Post Publishing, the publisher of the Bangkok Post, Thailand's leading English-language newspaper. Pridiyathorn is a son of Prince <mask>. He is a great-grandson of King Rama IV.Mongkut. Thai media refer to him as Mom Ui, using his nickname, "Ui". <mask> was educated at Saint Gabriel's College. <mask> did not come second in school exams as a child. He was the first one to finish his studies. He graduated from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in 1970 with a degree in economics. He was the senior executive vice president of the Thai Farmers Bank.He became the prime minister's spokesman in 1990. He was deputy minister of commerce in the governments of Anand Panyarachun and Suchinda Kraprayoon. From 1992 to 1993 he was a member of the Thai Senate. He became president of the Export-Import Bank of Thailand in 1993. <mask> was the Chairman of the NIST International School Foundation from 2009 to 2017. He was appointed Governor of the Bank of Thailand in 2001. He is a director of the Civil Service Commission.Prime Minister Shinawatra took office in 2001. Pridiyathorn believed that the spending policy of Thaksin was to blame for inflation. In 2004, the state-owned Krung Thai Bank shocked Thailand's financial world by reclassifying 40 billion baht as problem loans. If Nualkhair didn't resign, Pridiyathorn would fire him. One of Sondhi's first companies was the initial public offering of which Viroj was a financial advisor. Sondhi's debts were forgiven by the head of Krung Thai Bank. Sondhi used all of his media outlets to defend himself.He was forced to leave the bank. The establishment of the People's Alliance for Democracy was the result of Sondhi's public criticism of Thaksin. The Nation reported that business leaders had asked the Council for Democratic Reform under Constitutional Monarchy to appoint <mask> as an interim prime minister two days after the coup. He was endorsed by the chairman of the bank. When the junta chose retired general Surayud Chulanont as interim prime minister, he in turn named <mask> to his cabinet as minister of finance, a move that business leaders saw as positive. Tarisa Watanagase was the first woman to head the Bank of Thailand. Fiscal deficits were included in <mask>thorn. The plan to establish a new province was proposed by the deposed government. Water experts said retention ponds in the area allow floods to flow to the sea.The inner city will flood if there are buildings. If the Department of Town and Country Planning builds a community in the area, I will oppose it. Capital controls. The capital controls were put in place to try to reverse the strength of the baht, but they were reversed after the Thai stock market crashed. Pridiyathorn said that this was not a mistake. Measures have side effects. We fixed it after we knew about the side effects.He was harshly criticized. The head of Asian equity investments at ING in Hong Kong said, "The one thing worse than an incompetent central bank is an incompetent central bank that flip-flops." Catherine Tan is the head of Asia Emerging Markets at Forecast in Singapore. Their actions are not good. They have lost their credibility. I don't think foreigners will return to Thailand in the near future. Markets don't have confidence in the government.The capital controls were criticized by the Export-Import Bank of Thailand. Foreign companies can't hold more than 50 percent of the shares in List I and II businesses. Retailers and hotels were exempt from the new restrictions. Within a year, investors holding more than 50 percent would be forced to reduce their holdings. Within a year, investors with more than 50 percent of voting rights would have to reduce their stakes. Foreign investors would be happy if they had seen the details of the foreign investment law. He said that telecommunications firms would be exempt from the new regulations.He said that he had made a mistake when he included the telecommunications business in the categories to be affected by the law. There are corruption investigations into Shinawatra. <mask> had dealings with the Assets Examination Committee. <mask> was the Chairman of the Financial Institutions Development Fund and was accused of buying a plot of land by Jaruvan. <mask> claimed that the purchase was legal and refused to file charges. <mask> was accused of violating the law by sitting on the boards of more than three state enterprises. <mask> claimed that Jaruvan was trying to destroy his reputation.Monetary policy. Most analysts had expected the Bank of Thailand to cut interest rates by 25 basis points. Bank of Thailand is not part of the Ministry of Finance. On the next day, he resigned. On February 28, 2007, <mask> resigned. He cited the appointment of Somkid as a "self-sufficiency economy" special envoy by the premier as the reason for his resignation. He resigned less than a week ago.The Minister to the Office of the Prime Minister is alleged to have a preference for certain private media interests. Several analysts speculated that he was referring to the preferential treatment the junta gave to the anti-Thaksin critic. His resignation shocked the political world as well as the business community. The deputy secretary-general of the Board of Trade said the reasons he gave were strange. Chalongphob Sussangkarn replaced <mask>. The Junta leader was implicated in the resignation. <mask> resigned in protest after being pressured to sell shares of IRPC to a former shareholder.Chienchuan was a financial advisor to the estranged founder of TPI. The scheme assuring a fixed minimum rice price to farmers was an outspoken critic of the Shinawatra government. He estimated the programme's costs in November of last year. He called her economic policies a failure and asked her to step down. He wanted the appointment of a neutral, unelected government. The National Council for Peace and Order appointed Somkid to its "advisory board" in charge of economic issues after the coup d'état. <mask> was appointed as a deputy prime minister in the first military-appointed cabinet.Pridiyathorn had 754 million baht in assets when he took office in October 2006, but 30 days after he left his cabinet position he had 730 million. His wife had a net worth of 283 million baht, while his daughter had seven million. The NACC published the wealth of the ministers in the cabinet. Pridiyathorn had assets of 1.38 billion baht. The titles Knight Grand Cross (First Class) of the Most Noble Order of the White Elephant and Knight Grand Cross (First Class) of the Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand are held by Decorations Pridiyathorn. The Bank of Thailand references External links.

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title: Victor Vodicka

texts: Vclav (later <mask>) Vodika AMda was a Czech born gold and silversmith who taught at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology from 1955 to 1983. He was the lecturer in charge of gold and silversmithing in Australia. Vodika was born in Modany, a southern Czech neighbourhood. He graduated from the Prague College of Industrial Arts in 1941 with a degree in gold and silver design and manufacturing. In 1942 and 1943 he attended the State School of Jewellery in Turnov. After graduating, he worked for a large firm of gold and silversmiths in the Czech Republic and later as the national manager/designer of the Robert Scholtze company, an expropriated Sudeten German. He lectured part-time at the Jablonec School of Applied Arts while he was a jeweller.Vodika supported the President of the Czech National Social Party, Edvard Bene, after the Second World War. The political situation in Czechoslovakia deteriorated after the communist coup in February 1948, and he fled the country for Germany in September 1949. He would not be allowed to return to Czechoslovakia until the late 1980s after being branded an 'enemy of the people's government'. Vodika was granted political refugee status under the auspices of the International Refugee Organisation after spending Christmas 1949 in Charlottenburg, Berlin with fellow Czech refugees. He moved to the Fallingbostel Displaced Persons Camp in January of 1950 to emigrate to Australia. He left Naples on the USAT General M. L. Hersey and went to the Bagnoli Displaced Persons Camp in Italy. He spent three weeks at the Bonegilla Migrant Camp after arriving in Australia.Vodika had a number of jobs in the first few years after arriving in Australia. He used to be known as <mask> rather than Vclav Vodika. He used the name <mask> <mask> when he applied for the position of instructor in gold and silversmithing at Royal Melbourne Technical College. Vodicka transformed gold and silversmithing at RMIT into the leading course of its kind in Australia. The School of Gold and Silversmithing or at least Department would have silversmithing, jewellery, engraving, enamelling and gem cutting and possibly gem engraving divisions. Emily Hope graduated from Vodicka's first Diploma students. Margaret Goldthorpe was the first woman to enroll full time into the course.Vodicka doubled the intake of students between 1962 and 1964 while reducing the number of part timers with the ambition and standard of work produced by the students leapt ahead. Vodicka expanded the course with more specialized topics such as design in 1963, and the history of gold and silversmithing in 1964. W.E. was born in 1962. Vodicka held a student competition in 1966 to design a medal for the winner of the McMillan prize, which was instituted by a friend and admirer of Vodicka. There is a W.E. A unique record of almost 60 years of student work at RMIT can be found in the McMillan Collection. The Made in Australia Awards were also entered by students.Vodicka was commissioned by the Commonwealth government to research the viability of replicating his model in other Australian states as he kept up with contemporary gold and silversmithing. A new generation of courses in gold and silversmithing were started around the country. He was honoured as a Member of the Order of Australia in 1987 for his service to gold and silversmithing. Vodicka married an Australian and was naturalized as an Australian citizen in 1956. Vodicka was introduced to the pleasures of skiing and bushwalking in the Australian high country by fellow RMIT lecturer and Second World War artist, R.W., in the late 1950s. Bill was Rowed. Rowed took Vodicka to the Wangaratta Ski Club in 1959 and he joined in 1960.The Mount Bogong Club was formed in 1965, to promote the safe use of the mountain. <mask>, a father of three young children who were born in the mid to late 1950s, continued with his education after completing a tertiary technical teachers certificate in 1963. He co-founded the Czech Language School at the Technical Teachers College in Toorak in 1963. He was involved in the Czechoslovak National Association and the Prahran Slavia soccer club while he was a regular visitor to the Sumava Centre. Vodicka was the Foundation President of the Clarinda Branch of the Australian Labor Party and the Vice President of the Hotham Electorate Assembly in 1989. Vodicka returned to his native Czechoslovakia in 1987 after the communist regime withdrew the bogus criminal charges against him. After the fall of communism in November 1989 he was able to return his Czech passport.He died of acute myeloid leukemia in September of 1992. His ashes were spread on his favorite mountain. There were 1921 births and 1992 deaths of Silversmiths and RMIT University alumni.

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title: Joseph E. Widener

texts: The founding benefactor of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. was a wealthy American art collector named <mask>. <mask> was the third and only surviving son of Peter A<mask>, an extremely wealthy transportation and real estate magnate. B<mask> and <mask> were married in 1896. <mask> died on the Titanic. <mask> studied architecture at the University of Pennsylvania after attending Harvard University. <mask> used his wealth to pursue his interest in horse racing. Widener became an owner of a large stable of racehorses and also built a racetrack in Miami, Florida.In 1901, thirty-year-old <mask> began purchasing thoroughbred horses to compete in both flat racing and steeplechase events. The future U.S. was hired by him. J. Howard Lewis was a horse trainer. They raced fourteen Champion, two in flat racing and twelve in the steeplechase over the course of four decades. Three editions of the American Grand National with Relluf, Arc Light, and Bushranger were won by <mask>'s steeplechase horses. He had two steeplechasers elected to the U.S. The Racing Hall of Fame.W. Averell Harriman and George Herbert Walker, along with <mask>, purchased a large amount of thoroughbred breeding stock. Fair Play and Mahubah are the parents of Man o' War and were acquired by <mask>. After the death of Fair Play, he purchased a son of Fair Play named Chance Shot who went on to win the 1927 Belmont Stakes. There is a statue of Fair Play by <mask>'s grave. <mask> became the president of the race track in Elmont, New York, after failing health forced him to step down in 1939. <mask>'s guest at the 1930 Kentucky Derby was a stallion imported from England by him. In 1936 and 1938, Sickle was the leading sire of stakes race winners in North America and produced 45 Graded stakes race winners.<mask>'s racing stable won the race two more times with Hurryoff in 1933 and a son of Chance Shot in 1934. His best finishes in the Kentucky Derby were second place by Osmand in 1927 and third place by Brevity in 1936. Like other wealthy elite Americans of that era, <mask>'s father had business interests in France and had a place in fashionable Paris. <mask> kept a stable of horses in France as well as racing horses in the United States. The 1923, 1924, and 1937 runnings of the Prix d'Aumale were won by his horses. Widener owned horses that competed in shows. He had two children with <mask>, Peter Arrell <mask> II and <mask> "Fifi<mask> Leidy.The mansion, designed by Trumbauer and Greber, was part of his huge fortune. <mask> <mask> was buried in the <mask> family mausoleum in Philadelphia after he died in poor health at his estate. <mask> built a mansion in Palm Beach, Florida. He would spend most of the winters there. In 1931, he renovated Hialeah Park and purchased a controlling interest in the Miami Jockey Club. In 1979 Hialeah Park was listed on the United States National Register of Historic Places. The Flamingo Stakes, an important stepping stone to the Kentucky Derby for 3-year-old horses, was inaugurated in 1936.The facility ran into financial difficulties after <mask>'s death and closed in 2001. <mask> added to his father's art collection. His collection included a dozen or more works by Rembrandt as well as those by Johannes Vermeer, douard Manet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and others. Widener donated manuscripts of historical and artistic importance to the Rare Book Department at the Free Library of Philadelphia. However, his most important philanthropic endeavor was as a founding benefactor of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. More than 2,000 sculptures, paintings, decorative art, and porcelains went on display in 1942 in the Widener Collection. The National Gallery of Art has a painting by <mask>.<mask>'s paintings were privately printed in 1923. Peter A. New York: G.P. B<mask> II, Without Drums. Putnam's Sons was founded in 1940. The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. is home to the <mask><mask> Collection.

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title: Milan Božić (politician)

texts: <mask> is a politician in Serbia. He was a cabinet minister in the Yugoslavian government in 1999, served in the assembly of Yugoslavia and Serbia, and was the acting mayor of Belgrade. He is the chair of the board. Boi was a member of the Serbian Renewal Movement for most of his time as an elected official. Boi was born in what was then the People's Republic of Serbia in the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia. He graduated from the University of Belgrade Faculty of Science and Mathematics in 1975 with a focus on mathematics, received his master's degree in 1978 and earned a PhD in 1983. He was promoted to associate professor in 1991 and served as dean of the faculty for a time.Boi has participated in popular science programming in the Serbian media. Mirjana Markovi was one of his colleagues in the mathematics faculty. Slobodan Miloevi was the leader of the Yugoslav Left from 1994 to 2003 and the wife of Markovi. Boi's association with Markovi was a point of controversy during his political career. Boi became a prominent figure in the Democratic Party when multi-party politics was re-introduced to Serbia in 1990. In October 1990 he was part of a group of DS activists who opposed the party leadership's decision to participate in the Serbian parliamentary election. Boi left the DS to form the Serbian Liberal Party on January 22, 1991.In 1992 the SLS became part of the Democratic Movement of Serbia, a broad coalition of parties opposed to the Miloevi government. The SLS leadership disagreed with DEPOS's decision to participate in the Serbian parliamentary election and left the coalition the following year. Boi was an individual member of DEPOS and left the SLS to oppose the call for a boycott. Boi was awarded a mandate when the coalition won eleven seats in the capital in the 1993 Serbian election. From 1992 to 2000 one-third of Serbia's parliamentary mandates were assigned to candidates from successful lists in numerical order, while the remaining two-thirds were distributed amongst other candidates at the discretion of the sponsoring parties and coalitions. Boi was included in the DEPOS delegation and took his seat when the assembly met in 1994. Boi joined the SPO, which was the leading party in the coalition, and became an advisor to its leader Vuk Drakovi.Miloevi's Socialist Party of Serbia won the election, while Boi served in opposition. Half the membership of the Chamber of Republics in the Yugoslavian parliament was nominated by the Serbian parliament. The coalition's performance in the 1993 election allowed the parties of DEPOS to nominate four members to the federal chamber. Boi was appointed as a delegate in February 1994 for four years. He continued to serve in the Serbian parliament. He was in favor of a recent proposal by the Contact Group for a negotiated end to the Bosnian War. The Republic of Serbian Krajina and the former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia would be incorporated into a reconstituted Yugoslavia, according to him.The SPO participated in the Serbian local elections with the DS and the Civic Alliance of Serbia in a new opposition alliance called Zajedno. The Serbian government did not initially recognize the results of the alliance's victories. The government finally recognized the victories of Zajedno in February 1997. Boi, who had been elected to the City Assembly of Belgrade for a division in Vraar, was chosen as deputy mayor as well as being appointed as president of the managing board. Boi was described as the most influential person in developing the policies of Zajedno. The Zajedno coalition fell apart at the republic level. Participation in the 1997 Serbian parliamentary election, which the SPO supported and the DS opposed, was one of the points of controversy.Boi was re-elected to the Serbian parliament in 1997 after being re-elected to the second position on the SPO's list in Palilula. The Zajedno alliance completely dissolved after the 1997 parliamentary election. Boi presided over an assembly session that removed ini as mayor via a SPO motion supported by the far-right Serbian Radical Party. The main positions in the city government were occupied by the SPO. Boi served as the city's acting mayor until January 1999 after the position of mayor was not initially filled by the assembly. He was hit by a rocket while attending a basketball game in 1997. Reports did not indicate that this was a deliberate attack.Boi was elected for a new term in the Yugoslavian Chamber of Republics in 1998. Boi stated that if ethnic Albanians in Kosovo did not realize that they live in Serbia, the whole of Serbia would be up in arms. In January 1999, the SPO joined a coalition government in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia that was led by the Socialist People's Party of Montenegro. Boi was appointed to the cabinet as a minister without portfolio, while Vuk Drakovi became a deputy prime minister. Boi joined Drakovi in representing the SPO in the Rambouillet talks that sought a negotiated end to the Kosovo War. The NATO bombing of Yugoslavia began after the Rambouillet talks did not lead to a successful outcome. Boi tried to make sure that the city's services remained functional.Boi accused NATO of attacking civilian targets and of creating a "humanitarian catastrophe" in the downtown of Belgrade in an interview with American television. On 6 April 1999, the Yugoslavian government declared a ceasefire in Kosovo. Boi said in an interview that the ceasefire was being offered because the terrorists who used the NATO bombings to put pressure on our country are now virtually destroyed. NATO did not accept the ceasefire and the bombings continued. Boi was part of a Yugoslavian delegation that met with the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly. Boi was one of the SPO ministers who announced their resignations on the same day that Drakovi was fired from cabinet. He oversaw the city's efforts to maintain its infrastructure during the NATO bombing.The SPO was once again in opposition to the Miloevi administration after leaving the Yugoslavian government. Boi announced in August 1999 that the SPO had rejected the offer of a unity government in Serbia. He criticized the Serbian government's decision to shut down several media outlets in May 2000, and the following month he described an "anti-terrorism" law passed by the Yugoslavian government as "clearly a political" act that brought the regime closer to "real dictatorship." His term in the Chamber of Republics ended in May 2000 when the SPO boycotted a session of the Serbian assembly in which new federal mandates were chosen. In the 2000 Yugoslavian presidential election, Slobodan Miloevi was defeated by Vojislav Kotunica of the DemocraticOpposition of Serbia, a broad and ideologically diverse coalition of parties that did not include the SPO. Changes in Serbian and Yugoslavian politics were caused by this event. Boi appeared in the second position on the SPO's list, seeking re-election to the Chamber of Republics in the concurrent Yugoslavian assembly election.This was the first time that members of the Chamber of Republics were directly elected. Half of the mandates in this parliamentary election were awarded to parties on successful lists in numerical order, while the other half were distributed to candidates at the discretion of the sponsoring parties or coalitions. The lead candidate for the Chamber of Republics was the noted architect Spasoje Kruni. Boi was defeated in his bid for re-election in Vraar's second division, as the SPO lost all of its seats in the Belgrade assembly in the concurrent 2000 Serbian local elections. He resigned from the presidency. He was not a candidate in the 2000 Serbian parliamentary election, and his term in the Serbian legislature ended when the new assembly convened in 2001. Boi served on the management board of Naftna Industrija Srbije from 2002 to 2005.Boi appeared on the combined list of the SPO and New Serbia in the 2003 Serbian parliamentary election. By this time, the entire country had been designated as a single electoral division, and all parliamentary mandates were distributed to candidates on successful lists at the discretion of sponsoring parties or coalitions. Boi did not receive a mandate after the list won twenty-two seats. Boi was rumored to be appointed as deputy leader of Serbia's Security Intelligence Agency after the SPO joined a new coalition government with the Democratic Party of Serbia. He served as the chair of the managing board of Telekom Srbija. He said in 2005 that the company would take over telecommunications companies in the Republika Srpska. He served on a committee for restructuring Serbia's public sector from 2005 to 2009, while he was a member of the Telekom board.He appeared on a combined SPO–New Serbia electoral list for the Vraar municipal assembly in the 2004 Serbian local elections and was given the nineteenth position on SPO's list in the 2007 parliamentary election. The list failed to win assembly representation in each case. Candidates on successful lists were given the mandates in Serbian elections. Boi was on the Let's Get Belgrade Moving list for the Belgrade city assembly in the 2012 local elections. He returned to the assembly after twelve years after the list won thirty-seven mandates. Boi served in opposition as the DS and its allies won the election. He did not seek re-election.He is still the president of the board as of 2021. The service partner with a foreign company could be an alternative to privatization. The National Assembly of Serbia, the Assembly of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and the Mayors of Belgrade are included in the electoral record.