title: Chiquis Rivera

texts: <mask>, better known as <mask>, is an American singer and television personality. She is the daughter of a singer. She released her first single "Paloma Blanca" as a tribute to her mother. She made her international television debut with her performance of "Esa No Soy Yo". She made her television debut with her reality show and also appeared on her mother's show. On June 2, 2015, <mask>'s debut album, Ahora, was released. On April 7, 2015, she released her memoir.<mask> won an award for her album. Janney Marn <mask> was born and raised in California. She is the daughter of a Regional Mexican star and her first husband. She is the first child of both her parents, has one younger sister, and two half-siblings from her mother's second marriage. <mask> attends church with her family. On April 7, 2015, she released a memoir called Forgiveness, she revealed the reasons she and her mother stopped speaking. She said she was molested by a woman.She confirmed that the reason for her and her mother's separation was the rumor that she had an affair with a man. She attributes the rumor totoxic voices that surrounded her mother at a time when she was lonely and confused, leading her to doubt her husband's fidelity and her own daughter's loyalty. She stated that <mask> looked at video footage from her home's security system and found an instance in which <mask> was seen leaving the master bedroom which <mask> shared with Loaiza. <mask> said that <mask> had made herself believe her daughter actually came back to the house and snuck back into the bedroom after watching the video many times. Beto said that he gave her advice on how to deal with Chiquis three days before her death. <mask> came forward in 1997 and said that her aunt, José Trinidad Marn, used to molest her and that she was doing the same to Chiquis. He had done the same with her younger sister.The molestation case was opened in 1997 and Marn spent 9 years as a fugitive before he was convicted of sexual assault and rape. José Trinidad Marn was sentenced to more than 31 years in prison without parole after he was found guilty of 6 out of 9 charges. On December 9, 2012 her mother and six other people died in a plane crash. <mask> was going to make an appearance on La Voz... México. Lorenzo's daughter from his previous marriage became Chiquis' stepmother after Chiquis married Lorenzo in June 2019. <mask> announced her divorce from Méndez through social media, claiming it was a decision from both parties. She made her television debut with her reality show, and also appeared on her mother's hit reality show.She starred in the mini web series Chiquis Confidential. The <mask>s is a spin-off of I Love Jenni. The fourth and final season of the show aired on NBC Universo. <mask>'s first single was "Paloma Blanca". She wrote it as a tribute to her mother. She made her international television debut with her performance of "Esa No Soy Yo". <mask> told the Miami Herald that she would be releasing an album called Ahora on June 2, 2015.She said she called it Ahora because it was about living in the moment. I think that's how my life can be summed up. It has a mixture of pop and banda. Since I am the owner of Sweet Sound Records, I was able to take my time with all types of music. I want to give it to people. I don't know anyone who listens to just one type of music, it's universal and brings everyone together. <mask> released her second studio album in the spring of 2018.Her duet with her mother, "Quisieran Tener Mi Lugar", was featured in her album as well as her two singles "Vas a Volver" and "Horas Extras". <mask>'s musical style is classified as banda, a form of traditional Mexican music popular in Mexico and parts of the United States with large Mexican populations. The music sound is primarily instruments such as tuba, clarinets and trumpets and originated in the state of Sinaloa. The names of the places are El Recodo and La Costea. The Billboard Latin Music Awards are given annually by the magazine in the United States. The most prestigious award in the Latin music industry is the Billboard awards. <mask> has been nominated against her mother.<mask> won the Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year at the Juventud Awards. <mask> has been nominated three times. "Paloma Blanca" is my favorite video and <mask> is the best artist using social media to connect with fans. The new artist of the year is <mask> <mask>. <mask> received one award. The Lo Nuestro Awards are given by the television network in the United States. Chiquis received two awards.The Female Artist of the Year in Regional Mexican is <mask>. <mask> lost the award she was nominated for in the year of her mother's death. The Female Artist of the Year is awarded annually from the American Airlines Arena. References 1985 births Living people American musicians of Mexican descent American banda musicians Hispanic and Latino American women singers Hispanic and Latino American musicians.

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title: Kornelije Stanković

type: paraphrased

texts: The Serbian composer, melographer, conductor, pianist and musical writer was named <mask>i. The four volumes of Serbian melodies, which were published in Vienna between 1858 and 1863, are one of the most important foundations for later Serbian music. Tabn is a part of Buda that is mostly inhabited by Serbs. After the death of his parents, he lived with his older sister in rad and attended primary school for two years. In order to finish school in Pest, he moved back to his brother's house in Taban. His musical education began in Vienna in the year 1850, thanks to a generous favour of family friends. He studied harmony and counterpoint, as well as the basic piano lessons, with a court composer and prominent organist Simon Sechter.Musical life in Vienna and instructions from Sechter marked the most significant part of Stankovi's education. He couldn't go for musical specialization to Russia because of his disease. He died in April 1865. He was buried in a Serbian cemetery. His funeral remains were taken to the cemetery in Buda. The Musical society "Stankovi" moved to the Alley of the Greats in Belgrade in 1940. The years of Stankovi's life and work were influenced by political events.The abolition of the Voivodeship of Serbia was among them. This was the second reign of the Serbian Prince Mihailo Obrenovi. The national movement among the Serbs was started by the work of Vuk Karadi. Vuk accepted the view of Jacob Grimm that folk poems should be used in music settings. A model was found in Vuk's work. He was inspired to start collecting Serbian folk and church music. The work on establishing a national style in Serbian music was supported by the intelligentsia of Serbia and the Habsburg Monarchy.The Serbian Prince Mihailo Obrenovi, Russian priest and emissary in Vienna Mikhail Fedorovich Raevsky, and the Montenegrin Prince Danilo I were among them. After arriving in Vienna, Stankovi began his melographic work in the field of folk songs and bourgeois melodies. He published four more collections after the first Serbian Folk Songs were published. The poems of famous Serbian poets were among the bourgeois songs he wrote down. It was published in the West. The most popular are the variations to se bore misli moje. He noted down folk melodies in Serbia during the 19th century.The collection of folk songs was dedicated to the Montenegrin Prince Danilo I, to Serbian ladies, and to the Russian imperial emissary in Vienna. The piano compositions were dedicated to Julija Obrenovi and Jelena Riiki. The folk tradition of church singing did not accord with the folk tradition of church music written by Stankovi. Stankovi went to Sremski Karlovci under the supervision of the patriarch Rajai. The Serbian people received three books of the Orthodox Church Chant of the Serbian People, as well as the 17 manuscript, as a result of the great number of notated church melodies. The Serbian church choirs and musical societies in Austro-Hungary and the Principality of Serbia had compositions of Russian composers and less famous musicians. With the publication of Stankovi's work, new harmonizations of the Serbian chant became eligible for the singers and the conductors of the church choirs from Vienna to Timioara.The Serbian national musical creativity was affirmed by the activity of the conductor of the First Belgrade Singing Society. New Serbian folk melodies instead of foreign songs were introduced by Stankovi as a successor to Milan Milovuk. He founded a choir in order to give extra theoretical education to his singers. The first music school in Belgrade will be founded by him. Stankovi performed his transcriptions of traditional folk and church melodies as a pianist, with his friend, the painter Stevan Todorovi, in Vienna, Pest, Buda, Belgrade, and Sremski Karl. He created his own piano compositions. He was a conductor and performed with foreign singers in Vienna.There were two concerts of Stankovi's music in the Vienna concert hall in the 19th century. His first published collections of folk and church songs include classics about church chant in the 19th century, as well as pearls of writings about Serbian vocal music and folk musical inheritance. Stankovi received the Order of Saint Stanislas from the Russian tsar for his melographic and creative work. He was given the title of an "honorary member" by the Serbian Church Choral Society of Panevo. He was loved and respected by many people. Stankovi's work on preservation and nurturing the Serbian folk creativity made an important, deep trace in the Serbian musical and cultural history. His name was celebrated by founding musical societies and other musical institutions which were named after him.The Summer school of church chant was started in 1993 in Sremski Karlovci. The Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts and the Institute of Musicology SASA organized a scientific assembly on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Stankovi's birth. An international scientific assembly "Composer and his environment" was held in 2006 in the organization of the Institute of Musicology SASA, Matica srpska and Academy of Arts from Novi Sad. The 175th anniversary of the birth of Stankovi and the 150th anniversary of the birth of Stevan Stojanovi Mokranjac were celebrated. The most detailed edition about Stankovi's life and work is the collection of proceedings from the first assembly. The 100 most prominent Serbs include him. There are notes 1.There are manuscripts in the Archives of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts. 7888 There is a lot of work being done on transcription and redaction of composer's manuscripts. The project is led by the director of the Institute of Musicology SASA. The journal Danica-A.Sandi has a biography page about music and art.


title: Tom Hayes (trader)

texts: <mask> was sentenced to 14 years in prison for dishonestly driving manipulation of the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor), a bank reported interest rate, to enhance his trading results. Managers were aware of his actions and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Early life <mask> was born in West London and was diagnosed with mild Asperger syndrome at trial. He was raised by his mother and Timothy after his parents divorced. He attended Peter Symonds College. He was described as an "incredibly smart nerd" by a fellow student. During the summer holidays, he worked in a restaurant kitchen at the University ofNottingham.He received a degree in mathematics and engineering. In 2001 he joined the interest rate derivatives desk at the Royal Bank of Scotland. He was headhunted by Royal Bank of Canada in 2004, after working for Royal Bank of Scotland as a junior trader. He moved to UBS in late 2006 after two years at Royal Bank of Canada. He began making trades in relation to the discrepancies between the Japanese interest rates and the Libor rate. In 2009, Citigroup gave him a $3 million signing bonus after he accepted an offer from the bank. He studied at the London campus of the Hult International Business School.Title X Technology was founded in 2012 by him and Arcuri with the help of developers in Bulgaria. Derivatives were traded at Citigroup in Tokyo. He was fond of basis trading, speculation on the movements in Libor expressed in multiple currencies and various durations, trades he might hedge with trades in other derivatives. His success or failure in generating profits for his bank and bonuses for himself was determined by the daily reporting of libor rates by bankers around the world. He had a US$750,000 effect on his bottom line by the end of September 2008. He was able to drive his profits and bonuses higher through a network of broker contacts that included ICAP, the world's largest inter-dealer broker. In less than 9 months, he was fired by Citi.In its letter dismissing the 35-year-old former trader, the bank wrote: "Citigroup has uncovered that you attempted to manipulate the Yen Libor and [the Tokyo equivalent] Tibor rates in order to benefit your trading position." On December 11, 2012 he was arrested by British authorities for his involvement in manipulating Libor rates, and on December 19 he was charged by the United States for the same crime. In order to avoid being sent to the U.S. for trial and imprisonment, he cooperated with the Serious Fraud Office and gave them eighty hours of interviews. After being charged, he withdrew his offer of cooperation to fight the charges. The possibility of a second trial in the United States was created when the SFO narrowed the scope of their charges. Before his trial, he was diagnosed with a mild version of Asperger syndrome and was accompanied by a court-appointed aide. Prosecutors used his interviews with the SFO to establish his greed and corruption.The defence tried to show that senior management were aware of the tactic as part of the job description. In August 2015, he was sentenced to fourteen years in prison, to serve a minimum half of this sentence before being considered for early release. The judge indicated that he wanted to send a signal to traders involved in illegal trading, as the sentence was significantly harsher than those given to other individuals convicted of financial crimes. Even though he stated during interviews with the SFO that it was a dishonest scheme, he maintained his innocence through the trial process. The Court of Appeal reduced his sentence to eleven years after he was found guilty of being part of a dishonest scheme. Karen Todner was instructed by <mask> to make an application for review by the Criminal Cases Review Commission. The CCRC decided not to refer the case to the Court of Appeal.The letters were about his time in prison. He said he was held in a segregation unit for his protection. He was moved to Ford in 2019. The struggles with his mental health and how becoming a Christian and the ministry of the church helped him to survive were discussed in an interview with The Times. On January 29, 2021, he was released from Ford open prison after serving half of his sentence. His marriage to Sarah Tighe, a corporate lawyer in London, did not last the duration of his imprisonment. Although separated, the couple are still on good terms and Tighe is still campaigning to have the conviction thrown out.Joshua is their only child. He was diagnosed with multiplesclerosis in March of 2021. He stated that his time in prison made his disease worse. Jérme Kerviel is a French trader convicted of similar crimes. People convicted of fraud, people with Asperger syndrome, and alumni of the University ofNottingham are some of the people mentioned.

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title: James Meeks

texts: <mask><mask> was a member of the Illinois Senate from 2003 to 2013 and represented the 15th district. He chaired the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus. He was a candidate for Mayor of Chicago in 2003 and 2011. He became a leader in the campaign to prevent same-sex marriage. The chair of the Illinois State Board of Education was appointed by the governor. Gery Chico had resigned the previous week. <mask><mask> was born in the year 1956.After graduating from Chicago'sHarper High School, <mask> continued his education at Bishop College in Dallas, where he earned a degree in Religion and Philosophy. The vision of founding a new church was shared by the pastor of a Chicago church in 1985. The Salem Baptist Church was founded after a meeting with 205 members. The first services of the new congregation were held on January 20, 1985 at South Jeffrey Boulevard. The House of Hope was inaugurated in 2005. There is usable space at the venue. He was the first state senator to be elected as an Independent.He was re-elected in 2006 as a Democrat. When his current term ends in January of next year, he will not seek reelection. In 1998, the Roseland Community voted to close 26 liquor stores. The "It Takes a Village" program provides support and assistance to pregnant youth and young mothers. He was concerned with the affordability of housing. He sponsored a bill that would make permanent a 2003 Executive Order that established a task force to develop Annual Comprehensive Housing Plans. Vulnerable groups include those at risk of homelessness and low income people with disabilities.There is a bill that addresses law enforcement and racial profiling. The bill would allow police departments to apply for grants. According to Meeks, cameras in police cars protect everyone involved in a traffic stop, as well as providing security for both the driver and the law enforcement officer, and that it may also help reduce instances of racial profiling. He was the chairperson of the Housing and Community Affairs Committee and the vice chairperson of the Commerce and Economic Development Committee. He was a member of the Senate Education Funding Reform Committees. The governor's now-infamous quote about Barack Obama's Senate seat was reprised by Meeks during his speech supporting the removal of Rod Blagojevich from office. The campaign to stop gay marriage legislation in Illinois was led by Meeks.He is an advocate for school reform. According to the June 2006 findings of the Education Trust and Illinois Education Research Council, Chicago's worst schools are getting the worst teachers. The Illinois Attorney General has been demanded to look into the violation of civil rights by the students. In an effort to change the teacher hiring system, a group of parents marched on city hall to meet with the mayor. He proposed that top-notch teachers be offered a $25,000 signing bonus and an additional $5,000 a year for five years to work in failing schools. The teachers' union believes that all teachers should be paid more. In the fall of 2008, he called for a boycott of the Chicago Public Schools, urging his congregants and people from other churches to keep their children home.In comparison to Chicago Public Schools, where the population is mostly minorities from low-income homes, New Trier High School in Winnetka spends thousands of dollars more on each student. A group of students gathered outside New Trier High School to protest. The boycott ended after Blagojevich said he wouldn't join the boycott. The opportunity scholarships were passed for children in Chicago's worst-performing public schools. The effort was supported by a bipartisan coalition of legislators. In November 2010, in an interview on the radio station WVON, Meeks advocated that only African Americans should be qualified for city contracts. He stated that the word "minority" should mean African American.Women, Asians and Hispanics shouldn't be able to use that title. Our numbers cannot improve because we use women, Asians and Hispanics who are not people of color who have been discriminated against. He said he would only forbid white women if elected mayor. He told the television station that white women should not be considered in that category. They get contracts. White men get contracts. Where does that leave everyone else?On the next day, he released a further explanation of his comments. "All minority- and women-owned businesses are entitled to their fair share of city contracts," it said. The senator and his wife Jamell live in Chicago, Illinois, and have four children: Jamie, Janet, Trent, and Jasmine, and one granddaughter and a grandson.

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title: Paolo Ventura

texts: <mask> is an Italian photographer, artist and set designer based in Milan. <mask> grew up in Milan and summers were spent in the hilltops of Eastern Tuscany. <mask> was a children's book author. <mask> attended the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera at the end of the 1980s. He began working as a fashion photographer in the 1990s. He worked with many fashion magazines in a few years. <mask> left the world of fashion photography at the end of the 1990s and moved to New York to pursue his artistic path.In his studio in Brooklyn, he began to build and photograph small dioramas about World War II in Italy, based on memories and tales from his grandmother. A collection of war souvenirs was published in 2006 by Contrasto. A number of exhibitions followed the work. <mask>'s works were included in a documentary about photography. He began his second major project, "Winter Stories", three years later, and it was published by Aperture. He began to work with different galleries in NY and in Europe, followed by exhibitions and acquisitions from museums and photographic institutions from around the world. The Library of Congress of the U.S. acquired 142 Polaroids from his "War Souvenirs" series and the Museum of Fine Arts of Boston acquired a print from his "Winter Stories".He created projects like "The Automaton" and "Behind The Walls" in the following years. He moved back to Italy in 2010 to Anghiari, a small town in Tuscany. In an old studio in the countryside, he began work on his project, using his family as his photographic subjects. A collection of this work was published in a book. In 2012 the Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome presented a solo exhibition of <mask>'s work. Punctum publishes a book by the same name. The Swiss Television dedicated a short documentary to <mask>'s work that was transmitted on Swiss National Television in the same year that the Canadian film "An Ocean of Images" included the work of <mask>.In 2015, the Dutch documentary film-maker,Erik Van Empel, directed a full-length documentary on <mask> titled "<mask>: The Vanishing Man" which won The Prix Italia in 2016 as the best movie in the TV Performing Arts category. <mask>'s first collaboration in theater was in the same year. The scenography for Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Carousel" was realized by Rob Ashford. <mask> collaborated with Gabriele Lavia to create the set and costumes for Ruggero Leoncavallo's opera "Pagliacci" at the Teatro Regio in Torino. "Autobiografia di un Impostore" narrata da Laura Leonelli, "<mask>, Photographs and Drawings", Silvana Editoriale, 2020 and "The Automaton", Dew. "Racconti Immaginari", Silos Armani, Milan, Italy is a project of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.

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title: Micheál Ledwith

texts: <mask> was a priest in the Diocese of Ferns from 1967 to 2005 and his first name is often reported as Michael. After a promising academic start he was promoted rapidly and served as Dean of St Peter's Diocesan College. He was appointed to a senior lectureship in Dogmatic Theology at St Patrick's College, Maynooth in 1977. After 16 years at Maynooth, he became the Dean of the Faculty of Theology and later the College Vice- President. The President of Maynooth had an ex officio Pro-Vice-Chancellorship of the National University of Ireland when he was appointed in 1985. In 1985 <mask> was appointed to the position of President of Maynooth, a senior position within the Catholic Church in Ireland. Prior to his resignation, he presided over the separation of the National University of Ireland, Maynooth and St Patrick's College, Maynooth.He was seen as a serious contender for the vacant see of Dublin in 1988 after the death of Kevin McNamara. He was one of three possible candidates. Professor Connell was appointed to the University College Dublin. <mask> was appointed a Domestic Prelate with the title of Monsignor, and served for 17 years under Pope John Paul II as a member of the International Theological Commission, a group of theologians of international standing charged with advising the Holy See on theological matters. He was a member of the Governing Bureau of the Conference of European University Rectors and Chairman of the Conference of the Heads of Irish Universities. In 1994 as St Patrick's College, Maynooth approached its bicentenary due to be held the following year, Mgr <mask> resigned as President six months before his term of office was to end. An allegation of sexual abuse of a minor male was brought to the attention of the college authorities by the Irish National Broadcaster.The senior management at St Patrick's College, Maynooth initially said that this had not occasioned Mgr <mask>'s departure, however in response to later revelations in the press <mask>'s successor, Monsignor Farrell, and the Episcopal Trustees of the College issued They noted that <mask> had denied this strenuously but the College authorities had nevertheless commenced an investigation and his Bishop, Dr Brendan Comiskey, had at the time informed both the Garda and the relevant Health Board. In 1995 <mask> came to a private legal settlement with the claimant which admitted no liability and included a confidentiality clause. The continuing inquiry was frustrated by this. After his resignation, Dr <mask> remained in situ at the College for another two years. In 1997 Dr <mask> was awarded a pension top-up after reaching a mutual understanding with the College. He agreed to leave his room on the College campus.The Irish media reported in 2002 that a former seminarian was suing Mgr <mask> over an alleged incident in 1994. The ex-student later withdrew the allegation and dropped the lawsuit according to the 2005 Ferns Report. There was controversy surrounding <mask>'s appointment as President of St Patrick's College, Maynooth in 1985. The Bishop of Ferns, Dr Brendan Comiskey, was one of seven bishops who championed <mask>'s appointment. According to the 2005 Ferns Report, the complaints related to homosexual "orientation and propensity" rather than improper conduct. As no seminarian came forward to make a complaint, the matter was dropped. As McGinnity's position was deemed to be unsustainable, he was required to leave the College and Dr <mask>'s appointment was confirmed.In response to the 2002 reports, the Bishop trustees took an opportunity to re-examine the process of appointment, and retained Denis McCullough Senior Counsel to investigate whether the complaints made against Mgr <mask> had received an adequate response. While no seminarian had complained about <mask>'s conduct to the bishops directly, McGinnity had communicated "concerns of apparent propensities rather than accusations of actual crime or specific offences" to a number of bishops. "To have rejected the senior dean's concerns so completely and so abruptly without any adequate investigation may have been too precipitate, although, of course, to investigate in any very full or substantial manner, a generic complaint regarding a person's apparent propensities would have been difficult," said The matter was debated in the Irish Senate in November 2005 after the Bishop's report was found wanting. Monsignor <mask> and the senior dean of Maynooth College were both described in the report as having responded to complaints made by six senior seminarians. Cardinal Daly stated in his statement to the inquiry that it was not true that any seminarian had mentioned homosexuality to him in connection with Monsignor <mask>. There were allegations made against Mgr <mask> in the 2005 Ferns Report by a High Court Judge.The Ferns Report was unable to make a specific finding due to the confidentiality clause between <mask> and the accuser. The accusation was that the abuse began when he was 13 years old and lasted until he was 15. Fr Walter Forde, who investigated the allegation on behalf of the Diocese, reported to Bishop Brendan Comiskey that he found the accusation to be true. Comiskey ordered <mask> to attend a treatment centre in the United States in 1994, but he declined and commenced proceedings against Dr Comiskey under canon law. The complaint was found to be outside the statute of limitations and Bishop Comiskey declined to pursue the matter. In connection with the parallel investigation undertaken by the Maynooth authorities Mgr <mask> was initially open to a proposal waiving the confidentiality clause agreed with the complainant in the civil application. Dr <mask> changed his mind after he was dissatisfied with the conduct of the sub-committee of Trustees.He was summoned to the Archbishop's House in Dublin for further questioning after a lengthy investigation. He submitted his resignation as President of Maynooth because he felt that the procedure adopted was fundamentally flawed and unfair from the perspective of civil and canon law. The Ferns Report was critical of <mask>'s behavior and stated that he "attacked the process rather than facing any charges". There were inconsistencies in the evidence presented to the Commission by the surviving Bishops from 1985 and the seven former seminarians. The former seminarians and Fr McGinnity directly contradicted the Bishops' denial of homosexual activity. <mask> told the Commission that Dr Comiskey had told him that a charge of homosexuality had been made against him. McGinnity's Bishop, Cardinal  Fiaich, had discussed the matter when he was approached by him.He told the Inquiry that Dr McGinnity had been dismissed from his post due to grave concerns about indiscipline within the College during his time as senior Dean. A serious allegation made by a seminarian in 1994 was investigated by the Inquiry and found to be unreliable. The man changed his statement to the police and admitted that he had not had sex with anyone. The Commission noted that <mask> had co-operated fully with the Inquiry and had given direct oral evidence, where he had consistently asserted his innocence of all charges, though he declined to discuss any issues subject to a confidentiality clause. The Inquiry was unable to make a specific finding against <mask> in regards to either the allegation of child abuse or the alleged harassment of seminarians. <mask>'s sudden resignation in 1994 caused controversy in Ireland, and resulted in criticism of the way the matter was handled by the Irish Hierarchy. St Patrick's College, Maynooth, and all Irish seminaries were investigated in 2010 after the appointment of an Apostolic Visitation from the Holy See to the Irish Church.In 2002 the Religious Affairs Correspondent of the Irish Times reported that <mask> was lecturing with a New Age cult in the United States, and in 2005 he was laicised. He lectured in Australia, Canada, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Scotland, Spain, South Africa, Switzerland, and throughout Canada and the United States. He taught at Ramtha's School of Enlightenment. There is a film called What the Bleep Do We Know! Down the Rabbit Hole and Contact Has Begun are the sequel to it. He worked on The Hamburger Universe in 2005, How Jesus became a Christ in 2006 and Orbs: Clues to a More Exciting Universe in 2008. His book, co-authored with a German physicist, was published in 2007.The Dublin Review St Patrick's College, Maynooth Life are external links to "All the Bishops' Men - Clerical Abuse in an Irish Diocese".

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title: Kiprijonas Nezabitauskis

texts: A Roman Catholic priest and poet was named <mask>. He was half-brother of Kajetonas. After completing his studies, Nezabitauskis became a priest and worked as a parish priest in Varniai and Veliuona. After the Uprising of 1831, he fled to East Prussia and then to France. He became director of the school in Nancy, France, in 1836, but died a year and a half later. The Samogitian literary movement supported and promoted the use of theLithuanian language. He published a translated work on bees, contributed material to a textbook, and began working on a dictionary.He abandoned the dictionary after losing support from a professor. His brother Kajetonas was the author of the dictionary. In exile, Nezabitauskis wrote a collection of 18 epic poetry works. One of the first political and philosophical poetry works was written inLithuania. The manuscript was first published in 1931. He translated and published excerpts from works by two Polish authors that were very popular in France. The family of free peasants where Nezabitauskis was born was part of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.He changed his name to Polish Niezabitowski to appear to be from theLithuanian nobility. His date of birth is often incorrect because he purchased baptismal records from a noble. Kraiai College was an equivalent to secondary school for him. He studied the sciences. He studied at the Varniai Priest Seminary for six years after graduating from the Vilnius Priest Seminary. When he was 24, the minimum age for a priest set by the Council of Trent, Nezabitauskis had to wait. After ordination, Nezabitauskis briefly served as the administrator of Varniai parish.Varniai was the seat of the Diocese of Samogitia from 1806 to 1814. He was religious representative to the district court in Teliai from 1812 to 1812 and from 1812 to 1812 he was director of the Varniai cathedral school. In 1814, Nezabitauskis was assigned to Veliuona as a parson. He was the religious representative to the courts in the first place. The younger half-brother of Nezabitauskis helped cover education costs at the university. Simonas Staneviius was one of the Samogitian students who promoted the use of theLithuanian language. In 1824, Dionizas Poka wrote a letter suggesting the creation of a committee on the Lithuanian language.During the anti-Russian Uprising of 1831, Nezabitauskis was rather passive and helped the rebels only when threatened. Russian police decided to take all the property of Nezabitauskis in May of 1832 and he fled to Schmalleningken in East Prussia. He wrote letters to a number of people asking for their support and clemency. He was sentenced to death by a Russian military court because he fled. His name was added to a list of people who could have their sentences commuted if they turned themselves in. He lived in Strasbourg on money received from priests who were sympathetic to him. Three priests were sentenced to exile for giving money to the Nezabitauskis.In 1835, Nezabitauskis was invited to become the director of the school in Nancy, France. He was the teacher of religion, morality, history, and arithmetic when he arrived in January 1836. He died after five weeks of illness. In 1823, Nezabitauskis wrote supporting material to a Polish–Lithuanian grammar for school students. The material took three sheets out of 27 sheets. The manuscript was not approved by the censors and was lost, but the grammar received 700 pre-orders and was read by a number of professors. The contents of Nezabitauskis' additions are unknown.He published a 75-page booklet on beekeeping in 1823 from a Polish work by Jan Krzysztof Kluk. The work was dedicated to Count Rumyantsev. His brother Kajetonas was the author. Dionizas Poka's quatrain was included in Kajetonas' primer. Sometime before 1823, <mask> began working on a dictionary. He hoped to get financial support from the Count. Loboiko initially supported the effort, but later switched his support to Dionizas Poka, who worked on a similar dictionary.The manuscript was lost in Warsaw during World War II after the author abandoned his work. His half-brother Kajetonas claimed to be the author of the dictionary. The claim has been rebuked by literary historians, but it is still repeated. Even if his poetry is not strong, <mask> is considered to be one of the first political and philosophical poets inLithuania. In 1835, he prepared a collection of poetry. 19 epic works, including historical descriptions and fight marches, were included in the collection. There was only one non-original work.The manuscript was discovered at the Polish Library in Paris in 1909 and was published in 1931. The poems show Nezabitauskis' nostalgia for the homeland and grief for its lost independence, as well as a rebellion calling for the liberation of Poland–Lithuania. Researchers think he published two booklets with excerpts from Paroles d'un croyant and Modlitwa pielgrzyma. The works were very popular in France. He used a Polish translation of the original French work. There were deaths of Roman Catholic priests and poets in France.

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title: Kengo Nakamura

texts: A retired professional footballer from Japan. After helping the J2 outfit earn promotion back to the top flight in 2004, he became a fixture in the ambitious Frontale side that finished second in the J1 League in 2006 and 2009. He was named club captain for the first time in 2012 and lead the league in assists with 13. At the age of 36, <mask> became the oldest recipient of both the J League Most Valuable Player and Japanese Footballer of the Year awards. He was a part of the team that won the J1 League for the first time in the club's history. After 17 years and 500 appearances for the club, he would retire at the end of the 2020 season after winning two more J1 League titles and a domestic double of the Japanese Super and J League Cups. Ivica Osim selected <mask> for the Japan national team in 2006 and he earned his first cap in a friendly against Ghana on October 4.He scored his first international goal a week later in a win over India, and went on to play in the Asian Cup. He made one substitute appearance for Japan in the 2010 World Cup after battling through an injury. During his 8 year international career, <mask> scored 6 goals and earned 68 caps. He is a member of the Matsuzaka Generation. The Fuchu Boys' Soccer Club in nearby Fuchu was where <mask> began playing football in the first grade. Fuchu was named one of the 10 best players in the 8th Tokyo Boys' Selection Soccer Tournament, after he reached the round of 16 in the 1989 All Japan Youth Soccer Tournament. He was a football player at Chuo University and also studied English and American literature after graduating from high school.He became a regular fixture in the squad despite the team finishing last in the Kanto University League 1st Division and being demoted to the 2nd Division. After being named club captain, he led Chu to win the 2nd Division and return to the top league for the first time. He received a Bachelor of Arts in English from Chu in 2002. The work as club captain at Chu had attracted attention from J League scouts, and he was invited for a trial by Kawasaki Frontale of the Second Division shortly after graduation. He was signed to a professional contract after impressing. He came on in the 88th minute to replace Takehito Shigehara on the opening day of the 2003 Division 2 season. He scored his first professional goal on April 9 in a win over Montedio Yamagata.In his first season, he made 34 league appearances and scored four goals, as well as two in the Emperor's Cup. After playing a box-to-box role for much of his first season as a manager began to switch him to a role that he credited as a turning point in his career. Frontale won the league and earned promotion back to the top flight for the first time since 2000 after <mask> made 41 appearances and scored 5 times. In his first season in the First Division, <mask> made 29 appearances and scored 2 goals, helping Frontale to a 8th place finish. Frontale's performance in the Emperor's Cup was marked by a 3-2 victory over Yokohama F. Marinos on December 10, 2005, with <mask> scoring the winner in the 97th minute of extra time. The 2006 season was seen as a breakthrough for both <mask> and Frontale as a whole, as the team looked to expand on their 8th place finish the previous campaign. The Frontale became serious challengers for their first ever First Division trophy after <mask> scored 10 goals in a row.Despite falling short to Urawa Red Diamonds and finishing second, the 2006 season was seen as one of many positives for the side, as he scored 10 goals from midfield and was named in the J League Best XI along with teammate Hiroyuki Taniguchi. Frontale's league form took a dip as they finished fifth and seven points behind fourth place Shimizu S-Pulse. Their league form was not as good as their Nabisco Cup run to the final, where they lost to Gamba Osaka. A rejuvenated Frontale bounced back to make another strong challenge for the First Division title in 2008, with <mask> once again in a pivotal role, providing 11 assists and four goals from the middle of the field, as Frontale went head to head with Kashima Antlers in the top two spots. They missed out on winning the league by 3 points. Frontale were perennial title challengers as they looked to stop Kashima Antlers from winning a historic three First Divisions in a row. Frontale lost out on the title to the Antlers for the second year in a row, this time by two points.He provided 11 assists and 4 goals, as well as being part of the team that reached the final of the 2009 Nabisco Cup, earning a big quarter final win over Kashima on the way to the final, where they were defeated by F. Tokyo. By 2009, <mask> was considered to be Frontale's best known and most popular player, and despite making the J League Best XI three years in a row, was widely seen as one of the most under appreciated players in the First Division. <mask>'s consistent performances for club and country eventually attracted attention from overseas clubs, with PSV Eindhoven making an offer for him in late 2009, but he respectfully declined, citing feelings of debt toward Frontale as the club who took a chance on him and gave him the opportunity to become a professional The eligibility of <mask> to play in the 2010 World Cup was in doubt due to his injury, but he was able to make a quick recovery and was named in Japan's squad. At the start of the 2012 J1 season, <mask> was named captain of Frontale for the first time ever, and enjoyed his best season to date, scoring 5 goals and leading the league in assists with 13. Frontale earned a return to the AFC Champions League for the first time in three years after placing him in a prolific three man attacking partnership with new signings, with <mask> providing 7 goals and 8 assists.The club and individual had less success in the last two years, as <mask> missed the end of the 2014 season due to an ankle injury and the club had less success in the last two years due to 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 After his return from surgery in 2015, <mask> once again lead the league in assists with 14, and recorded 8 more assists, as he was once again a highlight of the squad. The 2016 season was the best of <mask>'s career, as he provided 10 assists and scored 9 goals while captaining Frontale to a second place finish in the J1, the final of the 2016 Emperor's Cup and taking them through to the J1 Championship stage. Despite this, <mask>'s efforts were recognised as he was named both J League Most Valuable Player and Japanese Footballer of the Year, becoming the oldest recipient of either award at the age of 36. The final successes and retirements of savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay He had 6 goals and 12 assists for the season. Frontale won the J1 League for the first time in club history after 11 years of trying and three runner-up medals, finally beating Kashima Antlers on goal difference in the final.Frontale would become back to back champion the following year, with <mask> once again featuring heavily with 6 goals and 6 assists. Frontale did the domestic double and won both the J League Cup and the Japanese Super Cup while he was out with two separate injuries. After Frontale won the J League Cup, <mask> said he would need knee surgery and needed seven months of rehabilitation. Frontale defeated Shimizu S-Pulse by a score of five to nil on August 29, 2020. Frontale extended their run to defeat F.C. after he scored the winning goal on his 40th birthday. The city of Tokyo was 2-1. At the end of the season, <mask> will retire from the professional game.The retirement ceremony for <mask> was held on December 21, 2020. He remained with Frontale after retirement, and currently works as the club's relations organiser while also occasionally pitching in as a member of the coaching staff. During his second season at Frontale, he was converted to the role of a playmaker, a move he credited as a turning point in his career. He was recognised as a highly efficient passer of the ball, regularly topping the J League for assists throughout his career, as well as being a consistent goal threat and an astute dribbler with determination and strength, despite his relatively small size. His ability on set-pieces has been praised. Club statistics National team statistics National team career statistics Appearances in major competition Goals for senior national team

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title: Terence Lam

texts: He is a Hong Kong composer, singer-songwriter, and record producer. He started to learn to play the piano when he was four or five years old. He received a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Contemporary English Studies from Lingnan University. He met the singer-songwriter who brought him into the music industry when he participated in college singing contests. He became a composer after signing a contract with Warner Chappell Music Hong Kong. The singers who have had songs composed for them are Eason Chan, Jason Chan, Hins Cheung, Pakho Chau,, Charmaine Fong, Alfred Hui, <mask>, and Joey Yung. The first composition to achieve commercial success was "About Us" by pakho Chau."A Lifetime ofContradictions" was the first composition to receive widespread attention. <mask>'s songs are in the traditional genres of pop music and Cantopop, but he puts his own twist on his songs through tempo changes and melody trends. A singer-songwriter is a career change from being a composer. The first song that made him well-known as a singer was "NEXT", released in January of that year. He released "Solitude" in the next year. In May 2020, he released his debut album, Major in Minor, which was inspired by how he is an independent musician. He is an independent singer who is not signed to a label or a talent manager.The singer and composer has received awards. He received a number of awards, including the best composer, best new artist, and best male singer. <mask> was born in Hong Kong in 1991. He is the youngest child in the family and was born to a well-off family. He has a brother who is a grade eight pianist and he gives him suggestions when he writes songs. When he was four or five years old, he started learning to play the piano. He completed at a Wan Chai District music competition when he was six or seven years old.He spent HKD$ 700 to purchase a microphone and mixing console online when he was a teenager. He used the audio equipment to record his covers. There is a person named <mask>. He didn't respect his own singing when he was in university because he lacked control over his voice. He stopped singing for a while because he didn't know how to control his voice. The St Joseph's College was a Catholic boys' secondary school. He graduated from the school.He is tall. He received an honours degree in English studies from the Lingnan University. He studied English because of his A-level grade. He and a female fellow student sang in a university singing contest. She won both times. He said in an interview that he was last in a relationship when he was 25 or 26 years old. He lives with his family.Prior to entering the music industry, he worked at a technology company. The start of the music career was in the year 2014). They met at a college singing competition. They signed an agreement to have the latter write songs for the former. At one point, he was writing one song a week for Warner Music Group, but later signed a contract to be a composer. The first song to achieve commercial success was "About Us" by pakho Chau. "About Us" was the fifth or sixth demo.His composition of the song "A Lifetime ofContradictions" was the first to be noticed. Her career was rejuvenated by her singing of "A Lifetime ofContradiction", which received over 18 million views. "How Many Years" and "Free to Soar" were finished by <mask>. <mask> was a huge fan of the Taiwanese singer Yoga Lin and he sent him a message with demos of his songs on social media. The two formed a strong bond after Lin performed some of <mask>'s songs. "Do Not Forget You" and "Bad and Worse" were both written by <mask> and sung by Lin. The composer award was given to <mask> at the "Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Award" ceremony.Most of Hong Kong's singers are currently active in the industry, according to HK01. He has written songs for many singers. Joey Yung's song "The Science of Heart" received an Ultimate 903 award. The composers of the songs "Cherie Yu", "Love Is A French Dessert", and "Showing One's Incompetence" are Eman, Alfred, and Rainie. It takes him a day to write a song. He manages a music production company with his brother. He makes new music available for purchase and broadcasts.He established a company to help him with his compositions. He began his singing career in 2019. He wanted to do more singing after doing a Mandarin duet for a movie theme song. "NEXT" was the first song that made him well-known as a singer. The song was on several major charts. The song's composition was collaborated with by <mask>. The piece demonstrated <mask>'s musical abilities by including vocal music and inversion.The songs "just carry on" and "Listen to Wind" were written and sung by <mask>. "NEXT" received more attention than the two songs. The song refers to people as flowers that bloom at different times. People don't need to compare themselves with each other. The song's music video features four new actors including and to accompany <mask> in acting various scenes of people being in a "collapsed state". The directors needed to have everyone leave before they filmed his parts as he had trouble acting. As he was adjusting to becoming a performer and as his energies were focused on promoting his work and planning, <mask> composed fewer songs in 2019.He composed a few songs that year. The best new artist award was presented to <mask> at the Ultimate Song Chart Awards. He released a song titled "In a Funk" in 2020 that detailed a love rectangle. Listeners considered it a sequel to his previous song "NEXT" due to its topic, rhythm, and melody. Albert Leung wrote the song's lyrics. "Solitude" was the next song he released. The song's lyrics expounded on the loneliness common in life and came at a particularly timely moment when people were socially isolating.The lyrics were written, the music was arranged, and the song was produced. He used an unused demo five or six years prior to its release to create the song. Chan Ka Yin found the song reminded her of when she was in her 40s and wanted to spend more time on herself. "Solitude" features an addictive melody and meaningful lyrics celebrating the art of enjoying time by yourself, according to a music critic. Major in Minor was released in May 2020. The name "Major in Minor" comes from listening to the songs. His motivational song might make people feel inspired, while his sad song might make them feel sad.The name was inspired by how <mask> is making mainstream music as an independent musician. The six figures were spent on self-finance. The EP went out of print after <mask> decided not to release additional copies. He didn't want to have to sell his work at a discount because he didn't want his work to sell poorly. The sales on online auction companies reached several thousand dollars. One of the covers was blue and the other was orange. The original price was HKD$2,800, but one website offered to sell both versions at a tenfold increase.He was unsure if people would still buy physical copies of albums, so he was hesitant about making the EP. He was uncertain about how to tie the songs together because his songs were usually about different topics. After he heard from his fans that his songs had many common characteristics, he took his five most recent compositions, added his demo cover of "Solitude", and composed some simple music to connect them together. The audience could experience the bustling sensation of a party after he inserted "after the party" before "Solitude". "Listen to Wind" is one of the album's other songs. Major in Minor will be released under the Joox Original project. It was possible to stream the album on the platform.The songs were all high quality, but Fan Wong found them lacking in freshness since they had previously been released. Wong said that the songs "NEXT" and "just carry on" have "unexpected, staggered notes and hard-to-touch beats". Wong thought of the sophisti-pop genre when he heard his songs "Listen to Wind" and "In a Funk". The song "Terence's Adventures in Wonderland" was released in the later half of 2020. There is a scale with a range. It is much faster than typical slow-paced songs because it has a fasttempo and playful tone. The song's main character was compared to Alice from the children's novel.There is a song about witches and snow beasts in a dream world. The witches tell him that there are people who can't live in a sober world in the dream world. He sings with the villagers. He can't find the descending stairs that took him to the dream world after waking up. He took out a pen to record the song he had sung. The Odd Little World and the Sundae Service were hired to create the animation for the music video. An HK01 music critic said that "<mask>'s adventures in wonderland" is a breakthrough in being different and proves that he can cater to the market and to the public while insisting on his own style."There was a live duet of the song "Quarantine" with Jace Chan. "Turning Back the Clock in One Sentence" was released in November 2020. The song's theme is regret and it is influenced by the 1980's atmosphere. It received more than a million views in less than a month. "A Dance for Tomorrow" and "Love Casually, Randomly" were written in 2020. The latter song, which was produced by <mask>, was praised by Chan for its unconventional composition and use of a trombone instead of a trumpet. At the beginning of his career as a composer, <mask> sent his music demos to Chan even though he was not acquainted with him.They started talking again after an encounter at a private party. During the 2020 Ultimate Song Chart Awards hosted on 1 January 2021, <mask> received the bronze award for best male singer as well as the best composer award. Keung To won the "My Favourite Male Singer" award and he was ranked among the top five. He played the guitar and sang his song at the awards ceremony. In contrast to most of the other male attendees who wore suits, <mask> wore a less formal Mike Amiri "multicolor souvenir patchwork hoodie" and a Paul Smith shirt with colourful striped patterns to match his performance. He chooses his own outfits to wear at award ceremonies instead of relying on a team to help him with the decisions. U Lifestyle called <mask> the "fastest rising male singer in Hong Kong's music scene" after his awards at the 2020 Ultimate Song Chart Awards.He had more time to compose songs because he had a lower income and fewer opportunities to perform. "Solitude" was ranked third, "In a Funk" was ranked 13th, and "Quarantine" was ranked 14th. Ventus Lau, a pro-democracy supporter who was imprisoned at Stanley Prison in March 2021, listened to and reworked the lyrics to some songs. The lyrics of "The Magical Confused Potion" were re-written in April 2021. He received six awards including for his song "Solitude" as the best song. He received awards for best male singer and best composer. He said "you get the award yourself, very casual" when he went on the stage.After receiving the awards, <mask> was hesitant to give a speech. Critics called him arrogant and disrespectful, and wondered why he became a singer instead of remaining a behind-the-scenes composer. Many entertainers are very shy and at a loss for words in prominent settings. There is a lot of room for learning and improvement in expressing myself, he said in a statement a day after the awards ceremony. Ronald Cheng had a concert in April 2021. The traditional genres of pop music and Cantopop are what Artistry <mask>'s songs are about. He makes the Cantopop route friends and unique.There is an interest in making an album of Chinese songs. Non-Cantonese speakers might listen to his Cantonese songs if he could get them to become his fans. Eason Chan had a large Taiwanese fan base who listened to his Cantonese songs too. He didn't receive a formal singing education before entering the music industry. He didn't take singing lessons because he thought it wouldn't be good if everyone learned to sing the same way. He might not be a technically strong singer due to his lack of music training. He didn't feel that mattered if he could emotionally inspire his audience.He didn't want to become a singer because he wanted to be a creator behind the scenes. Although he signed an agreement with a record label for the music he composes, for his singing, he is still an independent musician who has not signed with a record label or talent manager. He was able to make his own music without thinking about other people's opinions. Signing with a record label would require him to make compromises. He composes, arranges, and directs songs in which he is the main singer. He chooses which singers he will collaborate with next and connects with them. According to reception K Law of U Lifestyle, <mask> had a special timbre, an introverted singing voice, and was good at transcribing the songs with varying degrees of play."<mask> has a special voice and unique and attractive vocals", said am730. Fan Wong said that <mask>'s critics mostly focus on his singing. Wong said that although <mask> is not one of the strongest singers, he is not bad in that area. The critic said that the combination of <mask>'s elegant singing and his traditional yet embellished performance makes him so memorable. According to an Apple Daily music critic, <mask> has received criticism for having a dull voice. References External links Official website 1991 births Living people 21st-century Hong Kong male singers Cantonese-language singers

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title: Mirka Mora

texts: <mask> was an Australian visual artist and cultural figure who contributed to the development of contemporary art in Australia. Her work included drawing, painting, sculpture and mosaic. <mask> was born in Paris to a Jewish father and a Jewish mother. She was arrested in 1942. Leon was able to arrange for her release from the concentration camp at Pithiviers before Mora and her mother were due to be deported. From 1942 to 1945 the family hid in the forests of France. At the age of 17, Mora met a wartime resistance fighter in Paris.They were married in 1947. Mora said in an interview that she and her husband migrated to Australia in 1951 because they had survived the Holocaust. <mask> had read about it in Henri Murger's novel Scnes de la Vie de Bohme, in which a young Parisian photographer makes regular trips to Melbourne to make his fortune. They occupied studios in the Paris End of Collins Street and quickly became important figures in the cultural scene. <mask> worked initially as a dressmaker while also making art, and Georges became an influential art dealer in 1967, with his flair and entrepreneurship, adding the Tolarno Galleries to Melbourne's only very select number of commercial art galleries. Three significant Melbourne cafés were owned and operated by the Mora family. The first major solo exhibition by Joy Hester was held at the Mirka Café in the winter of 1954.Mirka created a bas-relief behind the bar and painted murals on the walls and windows of the restaurant and bistro, which opened in 1966. They were the focal points of the bohemian community. Philippe recalls that his parents fed artists at their home and restaurants. In a 2004 interview Mora stated that the Mora family's social circle included many progressive Australian artists and writers. The Heide Museum of Modern Art is now the home of the Mora family, who were close friends with John and Sunday Reed. <mask>, an art dealer, William Mora, and an actor were the children of Mora. Philippe describes their childhood as culturally privileged.Mora separated from her husband after having extramarital relationships. After coming to Australia in 1951, Mora became well known in art circles in Melbourne and was involved in reviving the Contemporary Art Society there. <mask> and <mask>, through the Contemporary Art Society, made strenuous efforts to have Australia accepted for the first time into the Venice Biennale, urging the inclusion of contemporary art. The exhibition was not a success because the Commonwealth Arts Advisory Board kept control over the entries. It wasn't until 1978 that Australia was represented at Venice under the auspices of the Australian Arts Council. Mora exhibited with the Heide Museum of Modern Art, the Douglas Galleries, and the Watters Gallery in Australia. Many of Mora's works are in the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Australia and the National Gallery of Victoria.They can be seen in an external mural in Acland Street, St Kilda, a mosaic seat on the St Kilda foreshore, and as a mixed-media mural at the Flinders Street Station. There are three different techniques for painting in the upper register, mosaic in the middle, and painted low relief at the pavement level. The lower part of the mural was restored in 1998. Mora was involved in the production of the Federation Tapestry Suite in the Melbourne Museum coordinated by artist Murray Walker and executed by the Victorian Tapestry Workshop to mark the Australian Centenary of Federation in 2001. Charles Perkins is conversing with three white Australians in the sixth panel. The ballet Ivan the Terrible, the operas Medea and Bacchae and Bennelong, and 1.5m puppets for the opera Bennelong are some of the major commissions. A noted colourist and symbolist, Mora's paintings are often bright and bold, constantly reinventing a variety of recurring motifs.The highest price achieved for a <mask> Mora work was $120,000, in a private sale. Against the background of the Australian art scene and its changing levels of sophistication, the perception of Mora's work has evolved. Mora's work was one of only two paintings that were distinctly Jewish. Robin Wallace-Crabbe's critique of Mora's show at the Australian Sculpture Gallery, Narrabundah, hints that her work is nave. The French language Le Courrier Australien reported that the vernissage was attended by 800 people when Mora showed with Jean Dubuffet and Francois Mezzapelle. She is described as an artist of the city and an artist of the people by James Antoniou of The Australian. In a 2020 interview with Carolyn Webb of The Age, <mask>'s son William noted that his mother's paintings can express 'each person's humanity and diversity', as well as the ways in which they relate to the current Black Lives Matter movement.Many Australians learned from Mora's unique approach to teaching art during her workshops in painting, soft sculpture and mosaics. She presented her workshops in France, the USA and Japan. Mora lived and worked in a number of studios. In 2012 and 2013, Mora was an interview on the ABC's programs, Agony Aunts and The Agony of Life. For a long time a contributor of design to the fashion industry, Mora collaborated with an Australian fashion company to launch a 23 piece collection based on four artworks. She used to own a gallery in St. Kilda and a restaurant in Tolarno. A mural was found on the wall of a bar that used to be the Café Balzac.Mora died at her home in August. Over 1200 people attended her funeral at the Palais de Danse, a landmark for her in St.Kilda. She is the first female artist to receive a memorial. The French Minister of Culture and Communication made Mora an Officier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in 2002. Mirka Lane is located off Barkly Street near the intersection of Grey and Inkerman Streets. The first public showing of Mora's work was three circus clown paintings on masonite at the Tye's Gallery in an exhibition of the Contemporary Art Society by 86 of its members. 50 years of art by <mask> Mora was celebrated at the Heide Museum of Art in 2000.Prior to her death, <mask> <mask>'s charcoals were featured in the Melbourne Art Fair. The paintings of <mask> Mora were on display at the Royal Exhibition Building and the Short St Gallery in Chinatown. An exhibition of 42 oil paintings, drawings and embroideries were displayed at the Watters Gallery. An exhibition of painted fabrics and dolls was held at the David Jones Art Gallery. There is a group show at the Solander Gallery. Drawing exhibition with John Perceval, Noel Counihan, and Arthur Boyd, 24 February to 23 March 1977, Realities Gallery, Toorak, Victoria. The Art Gallery of New South Wales is home to <mask> <mask>'s Erotic Drawings and Figures.The Australian Sculpture Gallery, 1 Finniss Crescent, Narrabundah, was open from November 1968 to October 1964. The opening of "The Bachelor", Arrow Theatre Contemporary Art Society exhibition, opened on April 6, 1954. There is a gallery called Tye's Gallery. <mask> <mask>'s first Australian show Publications Motion pictures and audio was held at the Australian National Film and Sound Archive. The Australian Alps: <mask>'s Palace of Dreams was written and directed by David Greig.

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title: Robert Broom

texts: <mask> was a British doctor and a South African palaeontologist. He obtained his DSc from the University of Glasgow in 1905. He was a professor of zoology and geology at Victoria College in South Africa from 1903 to 1910. <mask> was born at 66 Back Sneddon Street in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland, the son of <mask>, a designer of calico prints and Paisley shawls. Mary Baird Baillie was his childhood sweetheart. <mask> studied medicine at the University of Glasgow. He practiced medicine in Australia after graduating.Prior to the South African War, he settled in South Africa. He was forced out of his position as a professor at Victoria College for promoting belief in evolution. The Karoo region of South Africa is rich in Therapsid fossils. He was made a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1920 based on his studies of fossils and mammals. Following the discovery of the Taung child, he became interested in the search for human ancestors and began work on fossils from the dolomite caves, which are now part of the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage site. He described many fossils from the caves, but also identified several hominin fossils, the most complete of which was an Australopithecine skull and partial skeleton. In 1951, <mask> died in South Africa.The study of mammal-like reptiles was first done by <mask>. The Taung Child, an infant australopithecine, was discovered by Raymond Dart. <mask>'s career seemed over and he was sinking into poverty when Dart wrote to Jan Smuts. Smuts was able to get a position for Broom in 1934 with the staff of the Transvaal Museum as an assistant in Palaeontology. In the following years, he and John T. Robinson made a number of spectacular finds, including fragments from six hominins. The discovery of Paranthropus robustus was made by <mask> in 1937. Dart's claims for the Taung species were supported by these discoveries.The National Academy of Sciences awarded <mask> a medal for his book, The South Africa Fossil Ape- Men, The Australopithecinae. The rest of <mask>'s career was devoted to the exploration of these sites and the interpretation of the early hominin remains found there. He continued to write. He remarked to his nephew "Now that's finished, and so am I" after finishing a monograph on the Australopithecines. <mask> was a critic of Darwinism and was deeply interested in spiritualism. <mask> believed in spiritual evolution. In his book, The Coming of Man, was it an accident or design?He claimed that spiritual agencies guided evolution because animals and plants were too complex to have arisen by chance. Psychics can see at least two different types of spiritual forces. The origin of Homo sapiens is the ultimate purpose behind evolution, according to <mask>. According to <mask>, "most of the evolution looks as if it had been planned to result in man, and in other animals and plants to make the world a suitable place for him to dwell in." <mask> said that spirits told him where to find his discoveries after he discovered the skull of Mrs. Ples. "Reptiles of Karroo Formation" and "Development and Morphology of the Marsup" are just two of the hundreds of articles contributed by him to scientific journals. The South Africa Fossil ape-men, The Australopithecinae, was published in1946.The origin of the human skeleton, the mammal-like reptiles of South Africa, and the coming of man: was it accident or design? <mask> is remembered in the scientific name of a species of Australian blind snake. List of hominina fossils with images and List of fossil sites with link directory are also included. Biographies of <mask> can be found on the MPRInstitute.org site. The Bulletin of the Czech Geological Survey contains a translation of an article by Vclav Petr. Praha 2000. The entire site has text and photos.20th-century British scientists, 20th-century British zoologists, and 20th-century Scottish medical doctors are all alumni of the University of Glasgow.

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title: John E. Dahlquist

texts: A senior United States Army officer was named General <mask>. In his military career, <mask> commanded three different army divisions, commanded at the corps and field army level, and rose to the rank of four-star general. The 442nd RCT became the most decorated unit in the history of the United States armed forces because of his poor tactical decisions. Born on March 12, 1896 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the youngest of four children, <mask>'s parents were immigrants from Dalsland, Sweden. Shortly after the American entry into World War I on April 6, 1917, he received a direct commission as a second lieutenant in the Infantry Branch of the United States Army. Unable to serve overseas, he served in the Allied occupation of the Rhineland. He was an instructor at the U.S. Army Infantry School from 1924 to 1928 while he was in the army.He was assigned to the Philippines after graduating from the U.S. Army Command and General Staff School. He was a student at the U.S. Army War College from 1935 to 1936. After the American entry into World War II, <mask> was sent to England and assigned as deputy chief of staff to Major General <mask>, who later became the assistant to the president. The first commanding general of the 70th Infantry Division was promoted to the two-star rank of major general in June 1943, making him one of the youngest division commanders in the U.S. Army. In July 1944, he took command of the 36th Infantry Division, a National Guard formation from Texas that had fought in many difficult battles in the Italian Campaign under Major General Frederick Walker and had recently taken part in the Allied invasion of Southern France. The 442nd RCT was attached to the 36th Division and was criticized for being used too much. The 442nd RCT became the most decorated unit in the history of the United States armed forces because of his poor decisions.More than a third of the men in the 442nd were killed or wounded when they were ordered to rescue another unit that had been surrounded by the enemy. The Nisei soldiers of the 442nd are not the only ones who are quoted in criticism of Dahlquist. On October 24, 1944, the 1st and 2nd Battalions of the 141st Infantry Regiment, part of the 36th Division, moved to secure the right flank of the 3rd Division near the French town of St-Die. The 1st Battalion was cut off when the German forces attacked. After two days of attempted rescue by the other two battalions of the 141st Infantry, <mask> sent in the 442nd RCT, which had been at the forefront of the 36th Division's fighting for the previous eight days. The 442nd would suffer 800 casualties, including 121 dead, during the five days it took to rescue 211 men of the 1st Battalion, 141st Infantry. The 36th Division was under the command of Major General Lucian Truscott.The 36th Division was led by <mask> throughout the campaign. After a ceasefire was declared between the German Army Group G and the U.S., Hermann Gring surrendered to Robert I. Stack, the 36th Infantry Division's assistant division commander. The Seventh Army. Stack took Gring to the command post. The first person to question Gring was the one who dismissed his translator, because he spoke German. The American public and General <mask>, the Supreme Allied Commander in the European Theater of Operations, criticized <mask> after press photos of him and Stack were released for publication in the United States. After the war, <mask> returned to the United States and worked in various administrative and personnel jobs.He took command of the 1st Infantry in 1949. The command of V Corps from 1952 to 1953 was followed by the Fourth Army. He was promoted to the four-star rank of general on August 18, 1954. He retired as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army Command. On June 30, 1975, <mask> died and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Ruth D<mask> died 17 days after she was born. She was buried with him.They had a son who died in 1993 and was buried in Arlington next to his parents. <mask> and Donette Ruth are the grandsons of <mask>. The Legion of Merit and the Bronze Star are among the awards and decorations that <mask> has. He received a Master of Arts from the University of Minnesota. Legion of Merit Bronze Star World War I victory medal Army of Occupation of Germany medal American Defense Service medal European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign medal World War II victory medal Da Capo Press was published in New York. C. Douglas.The Nisei Warriors of World War II conquered Germany, Japan, and American Bigotry. American Legacy Historical Press is located in Clearfield, Utah. The Generals of World War II are listed in the External links.

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title: Valdemar I of Denmark

texts: <mask> the Great was King of the Danes from 1154 until his death in 1182. King <mask> I saw the rise of the Danes under his son King <mask>. <mask> was the son of Canute Lavard, Duke of Schleswig, the chivalrous and popular eldest son of King <mask> ofDenmark. <mask>'s father was murdered by King <mask> of Sweden days before the birth of <mask>, and his mother named him after her grandfather. <mask> was raised at Ringsted in the court of Asser Rig. 970–1100. <mask>'s father Canute Lavard was a member of the Hvide noble family.Valdemar was raised with Asser's sons, including Absalon, who would become an archbishop and go to battle with <mask>. Esbern and Absalon formed an alliance with <mask>. When <mask> was fifteen years old, King <mask> ofDenmark abdicated and a civil war erupted. Valdemar could have been a contender to the throne. Sweyn <mask>, the son of King <mask> of Denmark, and Canute V, the son of <mask> of Sweden, were two of the pretenders to the throne. The war lasted for ten years. <mask> was recognized as co-king with Canute.In July 1157, a temporary compromise was struck in which the three agreed to divide the country among themselves as co-regents. Canute was killed in August of 1157. Sweyn was defeated by <mask> in the Battle of Grathe Heath. Sweyn was killed during flight by a group of peasants who stumbled upon him as he was fleeing from the battlefield. <mask> was the sole king of the country. King <mask> made Absalon his chief advisor. The war-torn country was rebuilt by the king.Snderborg Castle was built on an islet in the Als Strait and later connected to Als Island. The use of amphibious assault on the Wends was improved upon by his successor Canute VI. He declared war on the Wends at Absalon's instigation. They occupied Pomerania and the island of Rgen in the Baltic Sea and were a threat to the Danes in the Baltic as the Wends outnumbered the Danes more than two to one. Rgen was used as a base to raid and conquer more territory after the Danes began raiding the coast. Both Pomerania and the Obotrite confederacy were raided frequently by the Danes. Around the year 1170, a small contingent of the Danes, headed by Valdemar and Absalon, ventured past the mouth of the Oder, where they were attacked by a Wendish army and fleet.The Danes outsmarted the Wends and smashed their army and fleet. As a base from which to launch further raids against the German coast, the castle was built by King Valdemar. In 1180, as unrest spread throughout the rich province of Scania, the people demanded that Valdemar replace the "foreign" governors from Jutland, and instead install nobility from one of the "Skneland" provinces. They didn't pay church tithes. They said they would not pay taxes or church tithes when Valdemar refused their demands. Their numbers were so large that Valdemar gathered his own levies. After the Battle of Dysiaa, the armies paid taxes again.Even though the peasant force surrendered, <mask> had them bring gifts and donations to the church. The only point he conceded were the governors, who were replaced by Scanians. The Jute rules in Jutland and Rgen were adjusted for the rest of the Danes. This helped keep the peace within the kingdom. The daughter of a dowager queen of Sweden, <mask> married Sophia of Minsk. King Canute V was her half-brother. Sophia was married to the Count of Weimar-Orlamnde.Maria became a nun at the age of 118. Margaret became a nun at the age of 1205. King <mask> of France married <mask> II of Danes. William was the Duke of Brunswick-Lneburg. Richeza was married to King Eric X of Sweden. The Duke of Pomerania was married to Walburgis. Landgrave <mask> married Sophia after Valdemar's death.Christopher was a son of Valdemar and Tove. Christopher was the duke of Jutland. There are 1131 births and 1182 deaths in the House of Estridsen.

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title: Eva Lundgren

texts: <mask> was born in 1947. She is an expert on violence against women and sexual violence. She is a professor at the university. According to <mask>'s theory, abused women gradually adopt the perspective of their abusers. <mask> has written about violence, sexuality and religion. She was a Visiting Professor at several universities, including New York University, and held a government-appointed chair of sociology at Uppsala University to study the relation between power and gender in family and society. She has been involved in the Me Too debate.A native of Flekkefjord, she graduated from the University of Bergen in 1978 with a degree in theology. She was appointed an Associate Professor at the University of Bergen in 1986. She was a full professor at the University of Bergen in 1988 after being head of the Department of Gender Studies. She relocated to Sweden in 1989 after being appointed a Docent. She was appointed Professor of Sociology at Uppsala University in 1993 to study the relationship between power and gender in family and society, in particular men's violence against women. She was installed as a Professor with a military parade and gave her first lecture on eroticised power. She was a visiting professor at New York University from 1996 to 1997 and has also held visiting professorships at other universities.<mask> became head of department in 2003 for the newly created Department of Gender Studies. <mask> has focused on developing the concept of the process of normalisation, a model to explain how battered women gradually break down and accept the violent situation. <mask> believes that men who use sexualised violence against their partner do so in order to consolidate their position of power, rather than to satisfy a sexual desire. <mask>'s research has focused on the Knutby murder. Her 2008 book The Knutby Code is a critical analysis of the Knutby case. <mask>'s research has had an influence on public policy in Sweden. Margareta Winberg, the former deputy PM and Minister for Gender Equality, once described <mask> as "cool".The 1998 Violence Against Women Act is said to be based on <mask>'s research. In 2005, a TV documentary on radical feminism in Sweden titled The Gender War, which was aired in 2005, generated debate on <mask>'s work in both Sweden and Norway. A commission consisting of political scientist Jrgen Hermansson and philosopher Margareta Hallberg will investigate <mask>'s research after a public debate was canceled. Hallberg and Hermansson criticized her conclusions of the inquiry. Hallberg and Hermansson's criticism of <mask>'s conclusions was inappropriate and illegal in the context of the report, and not in their mandate, which was solely to investigate. The criticism was dismissed by <mask>. 14 leading researchers in <mask>'s field of study criticized the "unique" inquiry, stating that Hermansson and Hallberg were not competent to assess <mask>'s research.In order to restore <mask>'s reputation, the university increased funding for her and her research group. <mask> resigned from her chair at the university in order to concentrate on her international career and criticize the university for not doing enough to support her. The agreement to restore her reputation was not honoured by the university. <mask> is writing a book about an attack on feminist scholarship in Sweden. In the Me Too debate in 2017, the Swedish newspaper wrote that <mask> had been proven right and that the criticism of her in the early 2000s had been discredited. In the context of the Me Too debate, <mask> wrote that the Swedish journalistic profession bore a large part of the blame in Sweden for the problems the debate had highlighted because Swedish journalists had systematically attacked critical discussion of and research on men's violence against women. The National Organisation for Women's Shelters and Young Women's Shelters in Sweden described the criticism of <mask> in 2005 as a hate speech campaign orchestrated by troll and incels, which they linked to a broader assault on gender studies by right-wing populists.The publications were in Norwegian or Swedish. The Forlag of Gyldendal Norsk. 2001: The city of Oslo. 2001 The city of Stockholm. 1994The city of Oslo. 1993 The city of Oslo. 1992: The city of Stockholm. 1990: The city of Oslo.1987: The city of Oslo. 1985 was the year. The city of Oslo. 1985 was the year. The thesis is from Bergen. 1984:.There is a city called Bergen. 1982. The city of Oslo. 1981 The city of Oslo. Literature Eldén and sa. Guts and Glory: Festskrift till <mask>.The University of Uppsala. There are External links to the official information page at the University of Bergen and Sdertlje case.

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title: Jim Starlin

texts: James P<mask> was born on October 9, 1949. He is best known for his work on space opera stories, for creating or co-creating the characters Gamora, Drax the Destroyer, and Shang-Chi, as well as for his work on Captain Marvel and Adam Warlock. He drew Darkseid and other characters from Jack Kirby's Fourth World and scripted the death of the second Robin during his run on Batman for DC. He created his own character for the magazine. <mask> was born in Detroit, Michigan. He was raised in a Catholic household. <mask> was an aviation photographer in the US Navy in Vietnam.He drew and submitted comics during his off duty time. After leaving the Navy, <mask> sold two stories to DC Comics. <mask> entered the comics industry in 1972, working for Roy Thomas and John Romita, after writing and drawing stories for a number of fan publications. As a child, <mask> was a fan of Silver Age Marvel Comics. At a Steve Ditko-focused panel at the 2008 Comic-Con International, <mask> said, "everything I learned about storytelling was due to him or Kirby." The best layout was done by Datko. <mask>'s first job was finishing the pages of The Amazing Spider-Man.He drew three issues of Iron Man that introduced two new characters. He was given the chance to draw an issue of Captain Marvel. The plot of the following issue was taken over by <mask>, who began to develop an elaborate storyline centered on the villainous Thanos. The last issue of Captain Marvel was left by <mask>. <mask> contributed stories to the anthology Star Reach in the mid-1970s. He developed his ideas without the restrictions of the Comics Code Authority. "The Secret of Skull River" was drawn by <mask> for the fifth edition of Savage Tales.The Master of Kung Fu series was co-created by <mask> and writer Steve Englehart, though they only worked on the early issues. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby created Warlock in the 1960s and it was re-created by Roy Thomas and Gil Kane in the 1970s as a Jesus Christ-like figure on an alternate Earth. <mask> wrote and drew a complex space opera with theological and psychological themes. Warlock confronted the militaristic Universal Church of Truth, eventually revealed to be created and led by an evil evolution of his past self. This story was incorporated by <mask>. According to Les Daniels, Starlin built a considerable cult following after working on two characters that had previously never quite made their mark. Upstart Associates was formed in New York City in 1978 by <mask>, Howard Chaykin, Walt Simonson, and Val Mayerik.Over time, the studio's membership changed. Death and suicide are themes in <mask>'s work, with themes such as Personifications of Death, Warlock committing suicide by killing his future self, and suicide being a theme in a story he plotted and drew for The Ramp. In the late 1970s, <mask> drew stories for Legion of Super-Heroes and the "Batman" feature in Detective Comics, both of which were published by DC. Mongul was created by <mask> and Wein in DC Comics Presents # 27. In the new decade, <mask> created an expansive story called "the Metamorphosis Odyssey", which introduced the character of Vanth Dreadstar. The initial story was painted in grays and eventually became full color. The long-running Dreadstar comic book was published by First Comics after the storyline was further developed in The Price and Marvel Graphic Novel #3.<mask> was given the chance to kill off a main character. The first graphic novel was published by Marvel. A 1985 one-shot designed to raise money for African famine relief and recovery was produced by <mask> and Bernie Wrightson. The book featured an all-star lineup of comics creators as well as a few notable authors from outside the comic book industry, such as Stephen King, George R. Martin, and Edward Bryant. He and Wrightson produced a benefit comic for famine relief. DC published a project called Heroes Against Hunger, which featured Superman and Batman, as well as many other top comics creators. One of the first Batman stories written by <mask> was called "Ten Nights of The Beast" and it introduced the KGBeast.Batman: The Cult was written by <mask>. The storyline "Batman: A Death in the Family" was drawn by Wrightson. The death was decided by fans, as DC Comics set up a hotline for readers to vote on whether or not the character should survive a potentially fatal situation. The Batman title was taken away from <mask>. The Weird and Cosmic Odyssey were drawn by Wrightson and Mignola, respectively. <mask> drew and wrote Gilgamesh II in 1989. The revival of the Silver Surfer series was begun by <mask>.As had become his norm, he introduced his creation to the story, which led to the miniseries and its storyline. Adam Warlock was killed in <mask>'s concluding Warlock story in The Avenger Annual #7 and the Two-in-One Annual #2 in 1977. The first two mini-series, The Infinite Gauntlet and The Infinite War, were successful. Hardcore Station was created for DC. In 2003 <mask> wrote and drew a comic book. <mask> was assigned an eponymous Thanos series after starring in the series. Cosmic Guard was published by Devil's Due and then Dynamite Entertainment in 2006 and was created by <mask>.Mystery in Space vol. was written by <mask> and Davis. The Weird was created by Captain Comet and <mask>. He worked on the DC mini-series Death of the New Gods and the Hawkman tie-in which altered the character's origins. He was the writer of Stormwatch, one of the series of The New 52 line, which began with issue #19. A drawing hand injury limited Starlin to writing stories without being able to illustrate them. It will take the artist a day and a half to draw the scene and it will take me two minutes to write the sentence. You get up from the drawing board at the end of the day and there is an image that wasn't there before.I miss that. In early 2020 it was announced that <mask> had rehabilitated his drawing hand and would be publishing a new graphic novel. The book was published in June. <mask> co-authored four novels with his wife Daina, including Among Madmen and Lady El. <mask> is a member of Steve Rogers's support group in the film. Stormwatch vol.3 #19–29 was written by Richard Dragon. Sword of Sorcery 5 is an artist's work. The Warlord is a writer's work. The Weird is a writer's work.2, #17 (Beast feature, 2-pages only), The Amazing Spider-Man #113–114, and #187 (Artist, 1978). Daredevil/Black Widow: Abattoir is a graphic novel. 2, #35 (Artist, 1979) Giant-Size Defenders #1 (nine-pages only), #3 (Artist, 1975) Heroes for Hope. 2 #222 is an artist's work and is known as the "infidel gauntlet" and the "infidel Crusade" and the "infidel Entity" and the "infidel" and the "infidel" and the "infidel" and The Avengers #120, 135, Captain America #162 and Defenders #110 were published in 1974. Iron Man #68, 100, 160, 163 was published in 1977. The Justice League of America #178–180, 185, and Man-Thing #2 were published in 1973.The April 2008 edition of Marvel Masterworks: Warlock was published. In July 2009, there were 2, 336 pages. In January 2010, there were 128 pages of The Death of Captain Marvel. In July of 2010 there was a 256 page comic book called The Infinite Gauntlet. <mask> at the Lambiek Comiclopedia has links to other websites.

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