title: Simon Girty

texts: <mask> was an American colonial of Irish descent who served as a liaison between the British and their Indian allies during the American Revolution. In 19th and early 20th-century fiction from the United States, he was portrayed as a villain. They were taken captive in Pennsylvania and adopted. He was fully immersed in the culture of the Seneca for seven years. He retained a sympathy for the Indians despite being returned to his birth family. <mask> was born near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The Elder from Ireland arrived in North America in 1730.A corruption and Anglicization of an older native Irish surname Mag Oireachtach was one of the reasons why the spelling of the name was accepted. After establishing a trading post, <mask> the Elder and MaryNewton had four sons: Thomas, <mask>, James, and George. The British authorities allowed settlers to build there before the Sheriff arrested the entire Girty family for building a home on Sherman's Creek. The British authorities burned down the Girty home, shed, barn, and corral. They were bound for trial at Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Court and had to post bonds of £500 each. The death of <mask>'s father was the culmination of a fight between <mask> and Samuel. Both men pulled out their swords after the missed shot.Girty made a mistake and fell. He died because Sanders ran him through with his sword. "Saunders was either a convict, an escaped bond servant, a soldier, or a rival trader who competed with Girty and murdered him to steal his trade goods." Samuel Saunders was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to prison. According to one source, John Turner avenged his brother's death by killing "The Fish", an Indian who split <mask>'s head with a tomahawk. William Plumsted, the mayor of Philadelphia, backdated their application by a full year in order to make it appear that it was legal. He claimed that he was owed $300 for trade goods he sold to him.Plumsted went along with the scheme of the two men. Mary married John Turner, <mask>'s half-brother, three years after he was killed. The land was once owned by <mask> the Elder. John Turner Jr. was born in 1754. During the French and Indian War, the area where they had their farm became too dangerous, so John Turner took his new family to Fort Granville on the Juniata River in western Pennsylvania, along with dozens of other English families looking for safety. John Turner joined the local militia under Captain Edward Ward and was promoted to Sergeant. The majority of the militia was taken out on patrol by Captain Ward on August 2, 1756.55 French soldiers and 100 Lenape Indians were attacked by Captain Franois Coulon de Villiers. The stockade was set on fire. This made a large hole, through which they killed an officer and an enlisted man, and wounded several men who were fighting the fire. If the fort surrendered, John Turner, the ranking living officer, opened the gate. The fort was burned to the ground after the prisoners were freed. The prisoners were taken to Kittanning, a village on the Allegheny River. The torture and death of John Turner was the subject of a previous trade.The tradition says that John Turner was the man who killed <mask> the Elder in order to take his house, land, and family. He is said to have been the avenger and killer of "The Fish", or that John Turner had beaten an Indian. John Turner was condemned to be burned at the stake by Chief Jacobs and his council. The red-hot gun barrels were pushed into John Turner's body. John Turner was tortured for three hours before he was killed by a tomahawk in front of his family. The British led the Kittanning expedition in 1756. The Indians split the family up and sent them to different tribes.Mary and baby John Turner were taken by the Shawnee warriors. George was kept by the Lenape. <mask> was given to Guyasuta and lived in a village near Lake Erie's east shore in northwestern Pennsylvania. After he gained the respect of the Mingoes by running the gauntlet successfully, the Mingo pulled out all of <mask>'s hair, leaving just a scalplock on his crown. <mask> was given a deerskin shirt and moccasins. <mask> lived with Guyasuta for seven years. He was returned to the British in 1764 during a prisoner exchange.During the French and Indian War, Guyasuta and the Ohio Seneca fought against the British. Major James Grant was defeated at the Battle of Fort Duquesne by Guyasuta. The French and Indian War ended in 1763, but the war between the Indians and the British continued. The July 1763 Siege of Fort Pitt, the July 31, 1763 Battle of Bloody Run, the August 5–6, 1763 Battle of Bushy Run, and the September 14, 1763 Devil were all fought by Guyasuta and the Ohio Seneca. It's not clear if <mask> and Guyasuta fought together. On October 17, 1764, British commander Henry Bouquet demanded that the Ohio Indians return all captives, including those not yet returned from the French and Indian War. More than 200 captives, many of whom had been adopted into Indian families, were reluctantly handed over by Chief Guyasuta and other native leaders.On November 14, 1764, <mask> came back to the British after a prisoner exchange. <mask>y preferred the way of life of the Seneca. The Treaty of Fort Stanwix was signed by the British and the Iroquois. The colonial revolutionaries had a role in the American Revolution. He served with the Loyalists and their Indian allies. He was considered a turncoat by American rebel frontiersmen. George Rogers Clark, <mask>, Thomas and Edward Cunningham, Daniel Boone, Colonel William Crawford, Daniel Morgan, and William Caldwell fought for the British during Lord Dunmore's War.<mask> was a spy, scout and middleman for Lord Dunmore. The war began when frontiersmen led by Daniel Greathouse killed the family of a war leader who had been friendly to Americans. At the Battle of Point Pleasant, the Indians were defeated. The Treaty of Camp Charlotte was signed by Chief Cornstalk. <mask> found a man, but he wouldn't come. The British officers were told about the thoughts and feelings of the man who told them. <mask> was commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Virginia Militia at the end of the war.The unit was dissolved the next year. The Original First Declaration of Independence was written by <mask>. They discovered the passage of the Intolerable Acts after returning from a successful campaign. They could be ordered to stop an uprising of their own countrymen. This could be seen as treason if they objected. They took matters into their own hands and many settled west of the Alleghenies in defiance of the Royal Proclamation. <mask>, Michael Cresap, George Rogers Clark, Adam Stephen and Daniel Morgan were some of the famous frontiersmen who became officers in the Revolution.The men were not intimidated. During the American Revolution, he served with American forces against Indian allies of the British. The Americans destroyed Indian stores and supplies along the Cuyahoga River. The force of 500 American volunteers was led by General Edward Hand, Colonel William Crawford, and Colonel Providence Mounts. They left on February 8, 1788. They left Fort Pitt and walked 22 miles down the Ohio River to the mouth of the Beaver River. <mask> was asked to help Major James find his horse.After finding the horse, Brenton and <mask> were returning to camp when they heard gunfire near the forks of the Beaver River. The Americans came across Kuskuskee, an old, nearly abandoned village, and attacked before asking who was living there. An old man, who was digging up corn behind his house, shot one round from his musket at the Americans, wounding Captain David Scott and breaking his arm. The old man was killed by Reasin Virgin. A woman leaned against a tree as she ran out of the cabin. Several American volunteers shot and killed her. A group of people ran from a cabin into the woods.An old Indian woman came out of a cabin with her hands up, and the Americans fired many shots at her, only being able to shoot one of her fingers off, before Hand and Crawford ordered the troops to cease firing. The old woman said that the man they shot was her husband. The principal Lenape chief was Bull's brother, Hopocan. Captain Pipe's mother died. At present day Niles, Ohio, there are 10 Muncie warriors at a nearby salt lick. General Hand sent <mask> and a dozen American volunteers to scout for the warriors, but they only found five of them, including a young Indian boy. The boy was hunting birds in a tree with a bow and arrow.On March 3, Hand returned to Fort Pitt with a few Indian muskets, pots and pans, two Indian women captives, and a pair of scalps. George Morgan apologized to the Lenapes, who were neutral at the time. <mask> talked to <mask> on the night before he defected. The North-Western tribes were unified against the Americans when Edward Hand was the Commander of Fort Pitt. This was the turning point that would allow the seductive promises of the two men to succeed in turning <mask>. Three Scots-Irish Loyalists defected on the same night. Along with them was a man named Robert and two of his slaves.The men fled west into the Ohio country and towards the British stronghold in Detroit. A few hours later, a party of American soldiers arrived at the house to take McKee to the prison. The seven defectors stopped in Coshocton. The Lenape's loyalties were split after the murders of Captain Pipe's mother and brother. White Eyes wanted peace and Captain Pipe wanted war. The Lenape agreed to <mask>'s pledge for war. <mask> met his brother James while in Coshocton.<mask> followed in the footsteps of his brothers. A Pennsylvania court declared <mask>, James, and George to be outlaws, guilty of treason, and placed an $800 bounty on <mask>'s head. <mask> was employed by Henry Hamilton in Detroit at sixteen shillings a day. On October 1, 1779, a large force of Indians ambushed American forces in Northern Kentucky. The Americans were on their way to New Orleans. The ambush took place across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, Ohio. Colonel John Campbell and Captain Robert Benham were two of the Americans who survived.Bryan Station was attacked in August 1782 by a group of 300 natives and British Canadians. They attacked at the Battle of Blue Licks three days later. He is credited with saving the lives of many American prisoners of the Indians by buying their freedom at his own expense. <mask> was hired by George Morgan to be a part of the Northwest Indian War. <mask> was going to work for the Six Nations. The first treaty was negotiated by <mask>. He addressed the Grand Council of the Iroquois League in New York.He returned to Pittsburgh. <mask> was fired afterwords were exchanged. The Wyandots and other Indians fought in the Northwest Indian War. The greatest defeat in the history of the United States Army was fought by him. The Loyalists and Indian allies of the British settled in Upper Canada after the war ended. The British Crown granted them land in recognition of their service during the war. Prior to the War of 1812, he retired to his farm near Fort Malden.The son of Girty was killed trying to save a wounded British officer. <mask> had no part in that war, except as a refugee when the British retreated from Fort Malden, and he was not killed at the Battle of the Thames, as was widely reported. He was getting worse with arthritis and failing eyesight. After the war, he returned to his farm in Canada and died completely blind. There is representation in culture. The novel An Historical Romance was written by Uriah James Jones. "The White Savage" A Romance of the Border was written by Charles McKnight.In Allan Eckert's historical novel The Frontiersmen, <mask> is a pivotal figure. <mask> and his brothers are vilified in the frontier trilogy series, Betty Zane, The Spirit of the Border and The Last Trail. The "Young Trailer Series" of eight juvenile fiction books was written by Joseph Altsheler. In 1936, John Carradine starred in the film Daniel Boone. In StephenVincent Benet's short story "The Devil and Daniel Webster" and the 1941 movie of the same title, <mask>y was one of the jury members. White men were burned at the stake and he whooped with the Indians to see them burn. In the movie Daniel Boone, Trailblazer, <mask>y is portrayed as a French/Cherokee rebel, working with a fictional Shawnee chief against Daniel Boone.A witness to Crawford's execution had their recollections edited by Hugh Henry Brackenridge. The account was published as Dr. Knight's Narrative. Historians questioned the bias of Brackenridge's version. In Julius de Gruyter's novel, <mask> is a character. One of Crawford's young volunteer soldiers' reprieve from Indian capture is depicted in this novel. Ed Butts is a Canadian playwright. Richard Taylor wrote a novel about historical fiction.The Dakota Cipher is a fictional novel written by William Dietrich. "The Night of the Man Eating House", the second season of the CBS TV show The Wild Wild West, begins with the title character, James West, talking about an escaped prisoner. In the Anglos' struggle with the Mexicans for Texas, Day was accused of being a traitor and guilty of the deaths of many Americans. Day grows old and feeble by the beginning of the episode. He is a character in a graphic novel. Edward S. Ellis wrote the Deerfoot novels. He is the main character.He is the main character in a graphic novel by Timothy Truman. His decision to fight on the side of the Native Americans inspired a song by Todd Tamanend Clark. He is mentioned in a book. The White Savage at Trumpet in the Land is a historical drama with a central character named <mask>. In the book Lake Erie, <mask>y is portrayed as a clever and sadist. Greenhorn on the Frontier Notes References further reads, "Girrty appears in Ann Finlayson's historical young adult novel Greenhorn on the Frontier Notes References." The city of Cincinnati was founded in 1890."<mask>". Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online was published in 1983. The British Indian Department Loyalist military personnel of the American Revolutionary War from Amherstburg, Ontario Pre-Confederation Ontario people American people of the Northwest Indian War Loyalists in the American Revolution from Pennsylvania.

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title: Jüri Reinvere

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> has lived in Germany since 2005 and is a composer, poet and essayist. His compositions often include original poetry set to music and are based on cosmopolitan life experience. His art has a variety of styles. Jri was born in Tallinn. He was a student at the Tallinn Music High School. He had his first composition teacher. He was able to work as a pianist and organist because of the training he received in Tallinn.There was strong pressure towards Russification in Soviet Estonia at this time. The interest in Russian culture that <mask> had from an early age remained unaffected. The Fryderyk-Chopin- Music-Academy in Warsaw was where <mask> studied composition. He lived in Finland from 1992 to 2005. He received a master's degree in composition from the Sibelius Academy in 2004. He was an organist at the Church of the Cross in Lahti, as well as a radio essayist and a TV producer. In 1993 he met Kbi Laretei, who he calls his most important mentor.He remained in close contact with her and her former husband, Ingmar Bergman, for a decade and a half. Bergman introduced the psychological characterization of dramatic figures to the tradition of Ibsen and Strindberg. The first works of prose and poetry were written in English. It paved the way for him to write his own libretti for his operas. In 2000 he won the International Rostrum of Composers, the composition award of the UNESCO's International Music Council. He held a fellowship at the Berlin Academy of Arts from 2000 to 2001. In 2005 <mask> moved to Berlin, Germany, and he has been there ever since.He is a Finn. The aesthetic of <mask> has two aspects, one on the one hand and the other on the other. His music takes on many different sounds. The operas take a middle path between the two aspects. They use a psychological understanding of drama to expand the means of expression. Classical narrative structures are often combined with advanced methods of sound production. The development of the work's form goes hand-in-hand with questions of theology, politics, general history and everyday life.The main focus is on the immediate presence of art. Ballets and operas were first performed in Germany in 2000 and 2001 in cooperation with Michaela Fnfhausen. The ballets Dialog I, Luft-Wasser-Erde-Feuer-Luft and his radio opera The Opposite Shore combine structural thinking with influences of sound art, some of them employing electronically processed sounds of nature. The novel "Puhdistus" by Sofi Oksanen was reworked into an opera by <mask>, his first dramatic work as a poet and also a political work. The world premiere of the opera took place in 2012 The Norwegian National Opera commissioned Peer Gynt. Ibsen's drama became a national symbol of Norway because of Edvard Grieg's music.The story is set within the horizon of a theology of grace. The world premiere took place. The opera was met with a large media response because it dealt with topics such as abortion and the lassitude of Western culture. The Estonian State Award was given to <mask> in 2015. Since the creation of t.i.m.e for solo flute and narrators, <mask>'s non-theatrical works have often also been settings of his own poetry, mostly written in English. His writing often takes the form of free verse, but also features complex meters and rhyme forms. His language uses symbols and allusions to literary history in a series of poems based on English Romantic authors.Norilsk, the Daffodils made reference to William Wordsworth, The Empire of May, and The Arrival at the Ligurian Sea. The Requiem deals with death and dying in today's world. Although <mask> does not use religious terms, his Requiem is open to an interpretation of death as found in Christian faith. The cycle Four Quartets is a collection of poems and string quartets. Eliot set out to turn concrete life places into symbols of human existence. The first of the Four Quartets was recorded in the maternity ward at the Central Hospital in Tallinn. In his other works, genre borders are crossed and various techniques combined, for example the inclusion of documentary material into aesthetically through-composed music by means of musique concrte.The sound recordings from the Livonian Coast were used to commemorate the slow death of the Livonian language. Clear references can still be found in his early Double Quartet with solo piano. The conceptions are less obvious in later works. Most of the time, Reinvere does without the links of tonality, relying on instrumental and vocal sounds and the sound of narration, closer to noise than to precisely defined pitch. According to a classical understanding of polyphony, clearly arranged textures are used. Time, shaped dramaturgically, allows the listener to develop listening expectations while simultaneously confronting him with the unforeseen. Essays Reinvere deals with the transmission of thoughts and feelings, as well as the manipulation or destruction of cultural memory.His biography and the life of his forebears are the main topics, but he also talks about the state of Europe and the USA. In cities such as Berlin, Moscow, London, Florence and Warsaw, <mask> investigated phenomena such as consolation, grace or beauty, which people experience without being able to produce or fabricate them. The themes of squalor and sublimity are similar to those of Fyodor Dostoyevsky. In November of last year, <mask> wrote an opinion piece for the daily German newspaper. He wondered if Western strategies would improve the situation of sexual minorities in Russia. The fears of Russian intervention in the Baltic States were based on the experiences of 1939-40 and the period after 1990. He has written about strategies of the Soviet and post-Soviet groups in the interplay between inner political conflicts and Western attention.He has commented on cultural-analytical and political issues for the national leading daily paper "Postimees" as well as for the weekly paper "Sirp". He received the annual Enn Soosaar Award for his annotations in the latter. The opera is based on the novel of the same title by Sofi Oksanen and has a video. Four Quartets I-III (for string quartet and narrator from tape, 2012-2016) and The Empire of May were written. Causerie des confiseurs can be seen in the video. The works for orchestra for the Gteborgs Symfoniker are miniatures for eight pianos and sixteen hands.

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title: Noel Fielding

texts: <mask> is an English actor, artist, comedian, musician, presenter, and writer. He is best known for his work with The Boosh comedy troupe, as well as being a co-presenter of The Great British Bake Off. He has a dark and comical style. The two comedians met on the comedy circuit in the 1990s. They produced a radio series called The Boosh. The Mighty Boosh ran for three series on the British Broadcasting Corporation from 2004 to 2007. The show won a lot of awards.In the 2000s, he had smaller roles in a number of comedy shows for Channel 4 including Nathan Barley, The IT Crowd, and AD/BC: A Rock Opera. He wrote and starred in two series of a solo show for Channel 4 called <mask>'s Luxury Comedy, which ran between 2012 and 2014. He was a guest on Richard Ayoade's Travel Man series, as well as appearing as himself as a team captain on the comedy panel show Never Mind the Buzzcocks. His paintings were exhibited in London and he collaborated with Fendi for their autumn/winter 2021 men's collection. He is a founding member of the band Loose Tapestries. The son of a Royal Mail manager and a woman from Pollards Hill, he was born in the Westminster area of London in 1973. He is descended from a French woman.His parents were still teenagers when he was born. According to an article in The Sunday Times, <mask>'s parents "had lots of parties" during his childhood, and he has described how they would party through the night. He was raised by his grandmother when he was three years old. He had a lot of respect for his grandma, he said in 2011. I enjoy strong women. I respond to that. During his mother's illness in the 1980s, his father and stepmother became more involved in parenting.His mother passed away in 1990 at the age of 37 years old due to the effects ofLiver damage. His paternal half-brother, Michael, played various characters in the television comedy shows, as well as his father and stepmother. Chris de Burgh was played by <mask> on The Mighty Boosh. After graduating with a degree in Graphic Design and Advertising from the University of Buckingham, he lived with his friends Dave Brown and Nigel Coan in High Wycombe. He graduated in 1995. He shared an apartment in Edinburgh with other comedians. In 2010 he was supposed to perform a solo tour.He was able to concentrate on creating an album and writing a film because it was canceled. He was too busy to do the tour. He told The Guardian in 2015 that he and Barratt were working on a film. His album was released in June. He took part in Channel 4's Comedy Gala in 2010 and 2014, raising money for Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital. In 2007, 2008, and 2010 The Mighty Boosh won the Best TV Award. During series 21 of Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Bill Bailey asked <mask> to stand in as a team captain for three episodes.The highest team score ever on the show was achieved by him. Simon Amstell made jokes about <mask>'s departure when Bailey came back. One of the regular team captains was <mask> after Bailey left the show. The film Stardust was supposed to have <mask> in it, but he dropped out due to ill health. In 2006 and 2007, he was on The Big Fat Quiz of the Year with Russell Brand. He participated with Richard Ayoade five times. He was in Catherine Tate's TV movie Laughing at the Noughties in which he and other British comedians discussed the comedy highlights of the decade.Following the cancellation of reality show Big Brother, the Channel 4 network invested an additional £5 million in its comedy budget, which led to the creation of his first solo series. "I want to make something in the spirit of Spike Milligan or the Kenny Everett Show but using modern techniques," he said. Comedy with animation. Television needs a madman. The show should be beautiful but also have charm and personality. It would look like this if Dal made a show. In January of 2012 the show was called <mask>'s Luxury Comedy.The show's second series, titled <mask>'s Luxury Comedy 2: Tales From Painted Hawaii, was first broadcast on E4. Kate Bush's "Wuthering Heights" dance routine made it to the grand final of Let's Dance For Comic Relief. In March of last year it was announced that <mask> would be co-hosting The Great British Bake Off. He was the overall series winner of the Dave comedy panel game Taskmaster, which was hosted by Greg Davies and Alex Horne. He was a panelist on QI in January of last year. In November 2007, he starred in five episodes of House Arrest as a vagrant who knocks on the door of the show's host once a week to ask for work. Mint Royale's "Blue Song" is one of the music videos that <mask> has appeared in.The opening sequence of Wright's film Baby Driver was inspired by the video. He was in the video for "In the Morning". He was in music videos for the Robots in Disguise songs "Girl", "The Tears", and "Turn It Up". In 2009, <mask> was involved in the video for "Vlad the Impaler", in which he plays the character, and at the same festival he reprised the role. Richard Ayoade directed the music video. He was mentioned in a track on the Velociraptor. The line was "I met Dal in the street."<mask> is called Dal. He is the modern-day Dal. In the video for "Re-Wired", he rides a five-seater bicycle with the band, and in "You're In Love With a Psycho", he is a patient in a mental hospital. He appeared in Kate Bush's music video "Deeper Understanding" as a thank you for the Let's Dance For Comic Relief performance. In early 2008 he held his first art exhibition at Maison Bertaux, a patisserie in Greek Street, Soho. Some of his inspiration were Henri Rousseau, René Magritte, Roy Lichtenstein, and Dexter Dalwood. He stated that he has been influenced by the works of Dal.The second exhibition titled Bryan Ferry vs the Jelly Fox took place from July 2010 to January 2011. On September 6, 2011, he received a master's degree from the New University for his continued interest in the graphics area. The art book Scribblings of a Madcap Shambleton was released in October of 2011. He has paintings, drawings, and photography. A video installation of The Jelly Fox was shown at the Saatchi Gallery and a piece inspired by The Beatles was created for the Museum ofLiverpool. His exhibition was shown at the Royal Albert Hall. In January 2021, the luxury fashion house Fendi unveiled a collection featuring abstract takes on the brand's logo.Dee Plume, lead vocalist of Robots in Disguise, was once in a relationship with <mask>. He began dating a radio DJ. The Highgate area of London is where they live. Their first child was a girl named Dal. The couple's second daughter was born in August 2020. In a Sunday Times article in 2009, he said that he was helped through his illness by his friend and co-conspirator Coan. He became teetotal for a couple of years after being forced not to drink alcohol for six months.He said that he used to enjoy himself with nothing. Everyone else was drunk so I would stay up until four in the morning. You can get used to it by making a bit of effort. He was one of the 50 best dressed British men. Filmography Film Television Music videos References External links

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title: Mark Wilkinson (singer)

texts: <mask> was born in England and grew up in Australia. When he was 4 years old, his family left England and moved to Singapore and Australia. After graduating from school, he went on to complete a Bachelor of Arts/Commerce at the University of Sydney. During his time at university, he learned to play the acoustic guitar. In 2006 he released his debut album, Cellophane Life. The 6 track collection gave an introduction to the sound of <mask>'s hand. <mask> was a finalist in the New Artist To Radio competition after the title track.In 2007, <mask> and Leith hit the road, performing to thousands across the country. He signed a global deal with Peer Music, the world's largest independent music publisher. The east coast of Australia was the location for some of the headline shows of the year. He went to Europe for two months, performing across Ireland, England, France, and Germany, as well as working with David Gray's team in his London studio. The Popkomm conference in Berlin was where he showcased to industry members from around the globe after the success of the European tour. The follow-up to his first album, Counting Down the Hours, was a more polished, fully produced side to his music. The title track along with "Keep Fighting" placed him as a finalist in the New Artist to Radio competition for the second year in a row, and he went on to receive airplay on various commercial and community stations across the country.He was invited to perform for Australian troops in the Solomon Islands. The 'A Year of YouTube' campaign was launched in an effort to make more of his music publicly available. The goal of the campaign is to release an original song every week for a year. The Harbour Agency is Australia's largest booking agency. The relationship was solidified with residencies in Australia and a national tour supporting Diesel. The following year, 2010, launched in the same fashion as the previous year. After touring with Ian Moss, Jon Stevens, and Shannon Noll, they were invited to perform at the World expo in China.Brian Wilson, Chicago, America, and Peter Frampton performed at arenas around the country at the end of the year. His debut album Truth Came Running was recorded with Sean Carey, guitarist for the band Thirsty Merc, in the studio. The lead single "All I Ever Wanted" was receiving radio and television play on stations across the country when it was released in March 2011. Adrian Steirn and his 21 Icons Global Project team shot the film clip for "All I Ever Wanted" on the streets of Cape Town, South Africa. The release of Sweet White lies was in October of 2011. He hit the road again for his A Friend on the Road tour after his lead single "My Friend" received radio play across the nation. During the year, he performed at Kings of Leon's show at Allphones Arena, as well as supporting Boyce Avenue on their Australian tour.Live at the Basement was released in early 2012 and was recorded during the A Friend on the Road tour. He was back on the road in March of 2012 for his Caught in a Moment tour. After this tour, he released a solo acoustic album called Hand Picked and performed in churches in Australia. The release of his single "Benny's on the Rooftop" from his album Let the River Run in October 2012 preceded the start of his tour. Pre-production on his second studio album began in November of 2012 with the assistance of producer Ollie McGill. Let the River Run was released in August of 2013). 2 on the Australian album chart.The Australian album chart has 20 on it. The album reached the top spot. The song was on the charts in November. MGM in Australia and New Zealand distributed the album with worldwide digital distribution. Let the River Run was shown at five shows in Australia, two shows in London, and one show in Berlin. He kicked off a world tour in August of 2013 to support the release, with shows across Australia and debut tour dates in the U.S. There was a theatre tour in capital cities after the largest tour across Australia.During the European leg of the tour, <mask> was discovered in the Netherlands by a large audience that had gathered to watch him busk in Dam Square. Tan invited him to be a guest on his talk show, where he received positive comments from Dutch artists. He was allowed to perform for a couple of minutes at the end of the show and as a result his name started to trend on social media and his music began to chart in the Netherlands. There were tour dates in San Francisco, Portland, Oregon, Boston, Atlanta, Nashville, Tennessee, and New York City. Hand Picked Vol. was released in December. 2 was the second in his acoustic series. 2 on the charts.Come with Me Tonight is a preview of his third studio album. The first official video for Come with Me Tonight was released by Rolling Stone. The world tour to support the album began in May 2016 with shows in Australia, New Zealand, Europe, the UK, and the U.S. He has performed in Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the U.S. He has opened major theatre tours for artists such as Peter Frampton, Brian Wilson, and Seal. He entertained troops in the Solomon Islands at a Kings of Leon and Santana concert. He has performed for capacity crowds in London, Paris, and Berlin.Iestyn Polson, the producer of David Gray, invited <mask> to record in Gray's Church Studio after seeing him on a trip that brought him to the attention of David Gray. His voice is supreme and crisp, and he is one of the rare artists whose vocals embody a kind of charisma that pulls you in and forces you to do the rarest thing in the world. There are references to Australian guitarists, Australian buskers, English male singers, and Australian male singers.

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title: Ángel Botello

texts: ngel <mask> was a Spanish-Puerto Rican painter, sculptor and graphic artist. He was dubbed "The Caribbean Gauguin" for his use of bold colors and depictions of island life. <mask> was a protean artist who developed his own artistic style. A versatile and many-sided artist, <mask> worked in all artistic media at his reach: oil paintings, drawing, printmaking, bronze sculptures, wood carving, photography and mosaics. <mask> was born in the small town of Cangas do Morrazo in the northwestern region of Spain. Bonis Barros y del Amo was one of the six children of <mask>, a businessman in the fish canning industry.The Spanish flu killed <mask>'s father in 1918. After the family business went bankrupt in the 1920s, his mother and siblings moved to Bordeaux, France, where they lived until 1935. Angel was wanted to be a farmer by his mother, but he wanted to be an architect. Students in France must take art courses if they want to stay in school. At the cole des Beaux-Arts, where <mask> and his brother graduated with honors, they excelled in drawing, painting and modeling. The School of Art of the San Fernando Academy in Madrid accepted <mask> in 1935 after he returned to Spain. The impressionist and post-impressionist concepts and techniques that shaped his development are reflected in the few paintings that remain of the young <mask>'s work in France and Spain.The Spanish Civil War made him leave his studies and join the Republican Army. He and his brother were both killed in the Spanish Civil War. General Francisco Franco's victory in the Spanish Civil War made it impossible for <mask> to stay in Spain and he returned to France to meet his family. He was warmly received when he moved to the Dominican Republic with his family. The community of Dominican artists included him as one of their own and many of the paintings created at this time were presented at the "Latin American Art Exposition" at theRiverside Museum in 1940. The <mask> family stayed in Cuba for eight months during that year. <mask> was invited to show his paintings in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, in 1944, after his paintings were noted by the Peruvian ambassador in Santo Domingo.Christiane Auguste became <mask>'s wife and artistic manager after he arrived in Haiti. After marrying, <mask> changed his plans to go to Mexico to meet with Diego Rivera, the greatest Mexican artist of all time. <mask> was critically acclaimed. Some of his best works include the Haitian landscapes and figure studies. The artistic career of <mask> was developed in Haiti. The <mask> family lived in Haiti for ten years before moving to San Juan, Puerto Rico. He gained international recognition in the world of plastic arts by this time.A painting by <mask> entitled 'Mother and Child' was featured on an episode of Discovery Channel's Auction Kings and achieved a price of $17,000. The first art gallery in Puerto Rico was opened by the <mask> family after they left Haiti. There is an art gallery in Old San Juan. The bright colors of the tropics opened a new world for <mask> and stimulated his creativity. His work became more personal as it was enriched by his favorite theme: his three children. His paintings and sculptures show the deep love he had for his family. When <mask> traveled to Italy in 1959 to learn about the mosaic technique, he abandoned it because he thought he had mastered it.After an art dealer reproduced some of his paintings using this technique, <mask> became interested in printmaking. <mask> refused to sign the reproductions because he wasn't personally involved in the final production of the prints. In order to learn printmaking techniques, <mask> traveled to Paris, France. He was a master in both printmaking and graphic design. He has some of his best works in printmaking. A double artistic career began for Botello by the beginning of the 1980s. After being diagnosed with lung cancer in 1985 and knowing that his life was in danger, ngel <mask> accelerated his artistic production pace and never surrendered to his illness.At the age of 73, <mask> produced 22 bronze sculptures in large format. The 33 years that <mask> lived in Puerto Rico are considered to be the most prolific period in his artistic career, in terms of the quality of his paintings and sculptures and the quantity of artwork produced and art media used. The period of <mask> <mask> died in San Juan, Puerto Rico, leaving behind an impressive legacy of oil paintings, lithographs, linocuts, and bronze sculptures. His old house at Old San Juan, Puerto Rico is now an art gallery where his paintings, sculptures and artwork of other outstanding Puerto Rican and international artists are displayed. Selected exhibitions include the Exxon exhibition, the Ponce Museum of Art in Puerto Rico, and the La Galerie Des Serbes in France.

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title: Andrew Albers

texts: <mask> is a Canadian professional baseball pitcher who is a free agent. He played in Major League Baseball for the Toronto BlueJays, SeattleMariners, and Minnesota Twins, as well as in the KBO League for the Hanwha Eagles and Orix Buffaloes of the NPB. He played college baseball at the University of Kentucky. <mask> was a member of the Canadian national baseball team. <mask> has a career batting average of 1.000 through 3 plate appearances. He was selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 12th round of the 2004 Major League Baseball draft, but did not sign. <mask> attended the University of Kentucky, where he was a member of the baseball team.Albers was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Albers was selected by the San Diego Padres in the 10th round of the 2008 Major League Baseball draft. Albers made his professional debut with the Padres in the Arizona League, making five appearances. Albers had Tommy John surgery after tearing an ulnar collateral ligament in his pitching elbow during spring training. Albers pitched for the Québec Capitales of the Can-Am Association in 2010 after being released by the Padres. Albers had a 1.40 earned run average with Québec. Albers went to Florida to try out for the Minnesota Twins after trying out for teams in Arizona.<mask> was signed by the Twins to a minor league contract, and he pitched for the New Britain Rock Cats of the Double-A Eastern League in 2011. <mask> was a member of the Canadian national baseball team. He won medals in the Pan American Games and the Baseball World Cup in 2011. <mask> was in the gold medal game. <mask> was a member of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. <mask> was named the male athlete of the year. Scott Diamond was optioned to Triple-A after <mask> was called up by the Twins.At the time of his call-up, <mask> had a record of 11–5 with the Rochester Red Wings, with an International League-leading 116 strikeouts. <mask> made his MLB debut against the Kansas City Royals in August of last year, and earned the win by yielding just 4 hits and 1 walk while striking out 2. <mask> threw his first complete game and shutout in his second career start, as he defeated the Cleveland Indians 3–0 on August 12. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Albers had a 6–13 record in 2013). Albers was let go by the Twins and signed with the Hanwha Eagles of the Korea Baseball Organization. Albers made his KBO debut.<mask> was a free agent after the Eagles declined his option. <mask> signed a minor-league contract with the Toronto Blue Jays that included an invitation to spring training. He was assigned to Buffalo's Triple-A affiliate after not making the team. <mask> was the opening day starter. After Maicer Izturis was moved to the 60-day disabled list, <mask>' contract was purchased by the Blue Jays. He was optioned back to Buffalo after one game. <mask> was elected free agency on November 6.<mask> signed with the Lancaster Barnstormers of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball. <mask> signed a minor league deal with the Minnesota Twins. <mask> was promoted to the Twins from the Red Wings on August 11. He made the longest relief appearance of any major league pitcher in 2016 when he pitched against the Astros. He was recalled on August 26 after being optioned back on August 14. On October 17 he was assigned to Rochester. He was elected free agency on October 18.<mask> signed a minor league contract with the Atlanta Braves. He went 12–3 in the International League with a 2.61 earned run average and 115 strikeouts. <mask> was traded to the SeattleMariners in exchange for cash considerations. He was moved to the bullpen to allow pitchers who had recovered from their injuries to rejoin the starting rotation. He made his first career save. <mask> was released by theMariners to pursue an opportunity in Japan. He signed a one-year contract with the Orix Buffaloes of the NPB.<mask> made his NPB debut. He was selected. <mask> signed an extension to stay with the Buffaloes. He became a free agent on December 2, 2020. <mask> signed a minor league contract with the Minnesota Twins that included an invitation to Spring Training, marking his third stint with the organization. The Twins signed <mask> to a contract on August 19. <mask> made his Major League debut in a game against the New York Yankees.<mask> made 5 appearances for the Twins and went 1-2 with a 7.58 ERA and 12 strikeouts. <mask> was removed from the 40-man roster. <mask> was elected free agency on October 14. The Arizona League Padres players at the Pan American Games are living people.

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title: Claudette Rogers Robinson

texts: <mask> was born in 1942. She was a member of The Miracles. Before 1957, the group was called "The Matadors." Her brother was a founding member. After her brother was drafted into the army, Claudette replaced him in the group. <mask> was in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with <mask>, Pete Moore, Ronald White, and Marv Tarplin. She was inducted with her former husband. On November 7, 1959 <mask> and <mask> were married.Claudette had seven miscarriages due to the rough music touring life that caused her to have plans to raise a family. <mask> and Ronald White wrote the song "My Girl" for Claudette, which was performed by The Temptations. The song was supposed to be recorded by The Miracles. Berry William Borope <mask> was named after label chief Berry Gordy with his first middle name, "William", in honor of his father, William "Smokey<mask>. Her middle name was "<mask>". After 27 years of marriage, Smokey <mask> and <mask> divorced in 1986. Claudette was given the title of the "First Lady of Motown" by Berry Gordy because she was the first female artist to sign to a record label affiliated with the company.A Miraculous Life, a book of her memoirs, and of her life with the Miracles were written several years ago by <mask>. <mask> is a board member of the national Rhythm & Blues Foundation. <mask> toured with the last incarnation of the Miracles throughout the United States, Canada and Europe until he died. Claudette still performs with the Miracles. In a rare 1962 film clip, Claudette can be seen on stage with the Miracles at the Apollo Theatre. On the DVD release of The "Motown 25" Television Special, she can be seen with original Miracles, <mask>, Pete Moore, and Marv Tarplin. The <mask> <mask> Story is a biographical documentary of the life and career of <mask> <mask>, including her years as a founding member of The Miracles.It is currently in post-production and will be released in 2021. Interviews with her former husband, <mask>, their children, Berry Gordy, Mary Wilson of The Supremes, Martha and the Vandellas, Kim Weston, and more are included. archive footage of deceased Miracles: Pete Moore, Marv Tarplin, and her cousin, <mask>. On March 20, 2009, <mask> and the original members of The Miracles received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The Miracles were Berry Gordy's first million selling act. Stevie Wonder quoted Berry Gordy, " Without The Miracles there would be no Stevie Wonder." The Miracles' recordings reached the Top 20 of the Hot 100 List with 7 Top 10s and 2 Pop #1's.The Miracles' first million-seller, "Shop Around", reached #1 on the Cash Box Magazine "Top 100" Pop Chart. Four people have been in the Grammys Hall of Fame. The majority of any group. The Hall of Fame inductees. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has a "500 Best" song list. A double recipient of the award. The winners of the Rhythm & Blues Foundation's Pioneer Award.The Hall of Fame of the vocal group. Rolling Stone Magazine named the Miracles # 32 on their list of the 100 greatest Rock n' Roll Artists of All Time. The highest-ranking group on the Rolling Stone listing. The Miracles are listed in "The 100 Greatest Artists of All Time". The Miracles' million seller, "Tracks of My Tears", will be preserved for all time in the United States Library of Congress under the terms of the National Recording Preservation Act of 2000. The Miracles Boulevard and Miracles Park are in Detroit, Michigan. The Governor of the state of Michigan gave a certificate of tribute to the Miracles and their importance to the state of Michigan and the city of Detroit for their accomplishments in the music industry.The Miracles for a Lifetime of History was proclaimed by the Mayor of Detroit. The Detroit City Council presented the Miracles with the highest honor they can give, the Resolution Award. The Miracles contributions to the music industry and American Culture have been recognized by the City of Beverly Hills. The Miracles received a star on the Walk of Fame. The Miracles are one of the 20 greatest doo-wop groups of all time. In 2012 The Miracles were added to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In 1987, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducted Smokey <mask> as a solo artist.The other original members of the Miracles were not included in the decision. It was finally announced in 2012 that <mask> <mask> would be included with the rest of the Miracles in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. <mask> <mask> is the Official First Lady of Motown and she has a website.

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title: Barbara Starfield

texts: <mask> was an American doctor. She advocated for primary health care. Her professional life was almost completely devoted to the university. <mask> graduated magna cum laude from the State University of New York Downstate Medical Center in 1959 after studying medicine. Between 1959 and 1962 she specialized in pediatrics. She obtained her masters degree in public health at the school. She was placed in charge of the Department of Health Policy and Management in Baltimore in 1994.Several of her books have been translated. She was an adviser for many official healthcare institutions around the world. She was a reviewer for several international medical journals. She led projects to develop important methodological tools, including the Primary Care Assessment Tool, the CHIP tools, and the ACGs for assessment of diagnosed morbidity burdens reflecting degrees of co-morbidity. The first president of the International Society for Equity in Health was Starfield. Her work focuses on quality of care, health status assessment, primary care evaluation, and equity in health. The Royal College of General Practitioners (UK) bestowed honors and awards in 2000.The Maurice Wood Lifetime Achievement Award was given by the North American Primary Care Research Group. The Morehouse School of Medicine won an award. The prize was for health services research. The American Academy of Family Physicians presented the John G. Walsh Award for Lifetime Contributions to Family Medicine in 2005. 2006: Avedis Donabedian Award for Leadership in Quality of Care, Avedis Donabedian Foundation. The fifth annual award was for excellence and innovation. The National Business Group on Health is in Washington DC.The Avedis Donabedian Award for Quality Improvement was given in 2007. The Medical Care Section of the American Public Health Association is in Washington DC. Publications Books Starfield B. Concept, evaluation and policy. Oxford University Press, Nueva York. Starfield B. Health needs, services, and technology are balanced in primary care.Oxford University Press was in New York in 1998. Starfield B. Population health has implications for health information systems. In: Friedman DJ, Hunter EL. Health statistics can be used to improve the population's health. New York: Oxford University Press. Gervas J., Starfield B.Family medicine should encourage its clinicians to specialize. In: Kenealy TW. There areideological debates in family medicine. New York: Nova Science Publishers. Starfield B. Child health and social gradients. In: Heggenhougen HK.The International Encyclopedia of Public Health. Academic Press 2008; San Diego. The 6th edition of Vol 6 was published. There are inequalities in child health. Chapter IV. Monitoring Social Determinants of Health and the Reduction of Health Inequalities is part of Moving forward Equity in Health. The Ministry of Health and Social Policy of Spain is in Madrid.Scientific articles by Starfield B. Health and primary care. There is a cross-national comparison. There is a journal called the JAMA. The year 1991; 266:2268. Part of the U.S. health services reform is primary care. There is a journal called the JAMA.1993; 269:3136–9. Gérvas J, Pérez Fernndez M, and Starfield B. Western Europe has primary care, financing and gatekeeping. There is a fam Pract. The 11(3):307-17 was published in 1994. Starfield B. Is primary care essential?There is a journal called the Lancet. 344:1129–33 was published in 1994. Consumer Experiences and Provider Perceptions of the Quality of Primary Care are Implications for Managed Care. Family practice in a journal. In 1998; 46:216–26 Kennedy, Starfield B, Shi L, and Kawachi I. Income inequality, primary care, and health indicators are related.There is a J Fam Pract. The year 1999 Starfield B. Is US health the best in the world? There is a journal called the JAMA. The 284(4): 483-4 was published in 2000. Starfield B.Quality in primary care can be improved. J Gen Pract. In 2001; 51:303-9. There is variability in physician referral decisions. Family practice in the Journal American Board. In 2002; 15: 73–80. Policy relevant Determinants of Health: An International Perspective was written by Starfield B and Shi L.There is a health policy. The year 2002 <mask> B, Lemke KW, Foldes SS, Forrest CB, JP. There are implications for the importance of primary care in case management. Annals of family medicine. In 2003 it was 1:8–14. <mask> B.Co-morbidity, referrals, and the roles of general practitioners and specialists are research topics in general practice. There is a plant called semergen. In 2003; 29(Supl 1):7-16. The Medical Home, Access to Care, and Insurance: A Review of Evidence was written by Starfield B and Shi L. There are people who work in pediatrics. 113:1493 was published in 2004. Starfield B.The main solution. Put doctors in the right place. The Boston Review. Nov/ Dec 2005. The use of primary care and specialist care in the elderly was discussed. Annals of family medicine. The 3 (3): 215-222 was published in 2005.Starfield B, Shi L, and Macinko J. Primary care contributes to health systems. The quarterly journal of the milbank. The 83 (3) was published in 2005. Harzheim E, Starfield B, Rajmil l, lvarez-Dardet C, Stein AT. Participaes de sade infantil para verso em portugus do instrumento de aveliao da ateno primria. Cad Sade Pblica is in Rio de Janeiro.2006; 22(8):1649-59. The health services research challenge was written by Starfield B and Shi L. Health Serv Res. 42(6 Pt 1):2252-6 was published in 2007. There are definitions of chronic health conditions in childhood. There is a journal called the JAMA. 298:1636.The research priority in the UK is multimorbidity. There is a journal called the BMJ. 2007;(7604) 334:1128. The impact of primary care and what states can do is commentary by Starfield B and Shi L. The medical journal of North Carolina. It was 68:204-7. There are challenges for quality of primary care for Starfield B. Co-morbidity.There is a Rev Port Clin Geral. In this year's edition, the date is 2:19-22. Starfield B. There are pathways of influence on equity in health. Soc Med. 64(7):1371-2 was published in 2007. There are unanswered questions about GPs with special interests.J Gen Pract. It was 57:912-7. <mask> B, Fryer GE Jr. The ethical and policy implications of the primary care workforce. There is an Ann Fam Med. 2007; 5:486-91 Income redistribution isn't enough, it needs to include income inequality, social welfare programs, and achieving equity in health.There is a community health journal. 61:1038-41 was published in 2007. Starfield B. Primary care, global health, and equity. J Am Board Med. The 20(6):500-2 was published in 2007. Un instrumento para la evaluacin de la atencin.Aten Primaria. The 39(8): 395-401 was published in 2007. The seminario decin en Atencin Primaria was held in 2007. Algunas causas are de la pérdida de prestigio de la medicina general. There was a descrédito del héroe. Aten Primaria. The 39th edition of the journal was published in 2007.Starfield B, vanWeel C, Rosser WW, Haq CL. There is research on global health and primary care. J Am Board Med. The 20(6):518-26 was published in 2007. Pueyo MJ, Serra-Sutton V, Alonso J, Starfield B, Rajmil L. There is a research about health services. The 7th of May, 2007; 7:151.Forrest CB, Nutting PA, and Starfield B. The results of the referral study were for primary care patients. There is an Ann Fam Med. 5:361-7 was published in 2007. Interpersonal continuity is old and new. J Gen Pract. 57(540):528-9 was published in 2007.Starfield B. There are pathways of influence on health equity. Soc Med. 2007; 64(7):1355-62. The benefits of primary care physician supply in the United States were quantified. Int J Health Service. The article was published in 2007; 3111-26.Gervas J, Starfield B, and Heath I. Is prevention better than cure? There is a journal called the Lancet. 372:1997-9 was published in 2008. The system is being focused on by Starfield B. N Engl J Med. 2008         The roundtable was about redesigning primary care. N Engl J Med. 358(20):e24. Starfield B. The rights of passage include access, primary care, and the medical home. Med care. There was a report in 2008; 46:1015-16.Starfield B. A conversation with <mask>, M.D., M.P.H. is the biggest bang for the buck. Interview done by Sallie Rixey. Md Med. The 9(3):11-3 was published in 2008. Starfield B., De Maeseneer J., and Rawaf S. There is a new start for primary health care.There is a journal called the Lancet. 372(9647) was published in 2008. Starfield B. There is an evidence base for primary care. There is managed care. In 2008; 17(6):33-26, 39. Starfield B, Hyde J, Gérvas J, and Heath I.A good idea goes astray. There is a community health journal. There was a report in 2008; 62:580-3. Alonso J, Urzola D, Serra-Sutton V, Tebe C, Starfield B, Riley AW, Rajmil L are all Validity of the health profile-types of the Spanish Child Health and Illness Profile. There is value in health. There was a report in 2008; 11:440-9. Starfield B.Primary care is important in health systems. There is an editorial. Hong Kong doctor. It was 30:1-2. <mask> B. The framework for quality and outcomes is patient-centred. There is a journal called the Lancet.372:692-4 was published in 2008. Starfield B. Is primary care in Canada coming or going? Commentary. Healthc Pap. The discussion was 64-7 in 2008. Starfield B and Gérvas J are related.The name is El Médico. There was a report in 2009; (1104):34-6). Starfield B. Family medicine should shape reform. Family practice management. On May 28, 2009. <mask> wrote "Primary Care and Equity in Health: The Importance to Effectiveness and Equity of Responsiveness to Peoples' Needs."January 31, 2009; February 1, 2009; Starfield B. To reform international primary care. There is a person named CMAJ. The 180(11):1091-2 was published in 2009. Lessons from Canada for the United States were given by Starfield B. Health is related.The year 2010 began with a bang. In seniors with chronic respiratory disease, commentary on regular primary care lowers hospitalisation risk and mortality. J Gen Intern Med. The year 2010 ended with 25:758-9. Starfield B. Can primary care, specialist care, and chronic care work together? There is a chest.The year 2010 ended with a score of 137:8-10. Starfield B. There is inequity in health care. The International Journal of Equity Health. The time was 10:15. Berra S, Rocha KB, Rodrguez-Sanz M, Rajmil L, Borrell C, <mask> B. A short questionnaire is used to assess Primary Care experiences for children.There is a public health organization. There was a report in 2011; 11:285. Conferences Starfield B. General Practice is part of the health system. The 16th Nordic Conference is on General Practice. May 13-16, 2009. <mask> has a collection of books.Wonca. On November 18, 2012 External links Profesora <mask>. The School of Public Health. The Journal for Equity in Health is published by the International Society for Equity in Health.

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title: Mario Biondi (writer)

texts: <mask> was born in Milan, Italy, on 17 May 1939. His novel, Gli occhi di una donna, earned him an important Italian award in 1985. In the past few years, he has traveled all of the Silk Road through Turkey, Iran, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, and many provinces of China, including Xizang. After graduating from Bocconi University, he worked as a Chief Press Officer for sixteen years in the publishing industry. He is a translator and reviewer for several dailies, weeklies and monthlies. He was a novelist for more than twenty years and a publicist for thirty. In 1973, he published a small collection of poems, Per rompere qualcosa, followed by other poems published on various literary publications.He has published fourteen novels and three books of travel memories. He was included in the first prospective team for the Olympic Games in Rome in 1960, but could not participate due to injury, but he wore the Italian blue jersey of the junior and university teams of athletics. He was awarded the Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano in 1994. In 2003 he collected his memories from his first book of travels Gle Gule. Parti con un sorriso. 35 years of voyages from New York City to Iran. In 2004 he realized that he had traveled most of the Silk Road, so he completed the route that he had been unaware of, including crossing the Taklamakan Desert to Turpan.Strada bianca per i Monti del Cielo was his second book of travels. The Silk Road to its eastern end was completed by Biondi between 2005 and 2007, taking in Beijing, Shanghai, and Lhasa. In addition to Xizang, you can also visit the monasteries of the Gelugpas and the famous Buddha of Bingling-Si on the Yellow River. There is a great Buddha of Leshan and Mount Emei. His third book of travels, Con il Buddha di Alessando Magno, a long and passionate journey along the paths of the Art of Gandhara, was born from these complex experiences. The Far East has been influenced by a syncretism. He has visited both Amdo and part of Kham in Qinghai, which is divided between Tibetans Amdowas and Yushu-Jyekundo.The remains of the ancient Kingdom of Guge, located in Western Tibet, were found in 2010 and he continued to explore the territories in 2009. The Holy Festivals of Bhutan and Nepal were continued by <mask>'s travels. The Conclusioni di Orfeo was written in 1968. The Jazzparola Suite was in Pianura. Prosa degli Anni Settanta. S. Vassalli is the subject of a cura. There is an ant.The Dissonanza was written by Ed. In Il Verri, Sesta serie, settembre, 1976 Varie parole civili. Nove poesie was written in 1977. <mask>'s poems are out of print and can only be read on his website. 1988 Un amore innocente and 1990 Crudele amore. In 1992 il destino di un uomo. 1993 Due bellissime signore.In 1995 un giorno e per tutta la vita. The books of 2003 traveled Gle g. Parti con un sorriso. The Via della Seta is known as Vagabondo. 2008 was the year of the Buddha. Theismo sull'Indo ai misteri del Tibet. He has translated 71 works by American and English authors, including Bernard Malamud, John Updike, Edith Wharton, Anne Tyler, Peter Carey and Orhan Pamuk.The complete list of the 71 translations by M. Biondi can be found here. His interest in the internet was a logical consequence. He was connected to a network from mid-1994 and in April 1995 created his Web site, the first Italian writer to do so. Some databases for the analysis of text in a variety of classics are offered by a site of service, which also provides information about the writer and his work. The Database of Opera was created by Biondi using his knowledge of the world of Opera. The passion for travel has always animated Biondi, who has posted on the Net many more than 5000 photos taken since 1968 in Italy, Algeria, Turkey, United States, Cuba, Syria, Yugoslavia, and Iran. Over the years, Biondi has accumulated thousands of recordings and created a simple but very informed Database of Opera with data about more than 1700 titles of operas by some 600 composers.Who has directed, who played, who has sung, when, where, how? The Database of Opera can be found on the specific page of his website. References can be found on the Web site <mask>di Writer on YouTube (Interviews to him and Travel reports by him), 1939 births, Living people Writers from Milan Bocconi University, and Italian male writers.

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title: Enenche Akogwu

texts: A Nigerian journalist and cameraman for Channels Television was shot and killed while investigating terrorism. He focused on human rights, politics, and war. He covered the news in northern Nigeria. The son of a widowed mother is Personal <mask>. She said <mask> took care of the family after his father's death. He loved being a reporter and as a kid, he would go out in the city to see what was happening and then return home to tell his family. He used to go to Akogwu for advice on his own stories, according to his friend and colleague.He graduated from Benue State University in 2004. He was a reporter and camera operator for Channels Television, a privately owned station based in Lagos. He focused on human rights, politics, and war. He started working for Channels TV in 2010 as a correspondent. He was assigned to a position in Nigeria where he worked until his death. He covered news stories in the north of Nigeria. The death of <mask> <mask> occurred on January 20, 2012 at the age of 31.He was at his office in Kano with his best friend and colleague, and they heard several bomb explosions. He went to the Farm Centre Police Station to get a quote because he heard that some of the bombing was taking place there. The by-standers were Islam Militants from the terrorist group. When he heard about the shooting at Farm Centre, he tried to call <mask>, but he didn't hear back. He headed toward the scene to see if he was okay. A by-stander told Jibrin that a journalist had been shot and that he went to the body. The man had been shot six times.He was shot in the chest and stomach. The news of the journalist's death was delivered to Channels Television. Two days before he was shot by the terrorist group, <mask> had returned to Nigeria after spending some time in Lagos. A news conference was held by the police to discuss the recent suicide bombings on government buildings. The same group that is now responsible for his death claimed to be behind the bombings that <mask> discussed at the conference. The start of the insurgency was in July of 2009. There were a lot of people killed in this fight.Hundreds of people were killed in bombings and attacks by the group. The group attacked Kano on January 20, 2012 and killed over 170 people. This was the most deadly attack as of that day. According to Reporters Without Borders, <mask> was the second journalist to be killed by Boko Haram, the first of whom was Zakariya Isa, who was shot and killed in Maiduguri, Nigeria. The Associated Press counted the bodies in the mortuary at the Murtala Muhammed Specialist Hospital, estimating the number of deaths from the attacks. The Leadership newspaper's correspondents found victims of the bombings in the mortuary at the two hospitals. The total number of deaths from the attacks was raised to 215 after these findings.The Nigeria Police Headquarters was the target of the first attack of the day. By-standers say that a suicide bomber drove a Honda Civic into the police headquarters, killing himself and three police officers. The Zaria Road Police Station and the Farm Centre Police Station were attacked. More officers were killed when the immigration office in Kano was attacked. According to reports, twenty bombs went off in Kano on January 20th. At first, authorities were unsure who caused the attacks, but the group took responsibility for them, saying that it was revenge for the recent arrests of its members. <mask> had previously spoken out against the group on his personal Facebook page.The group decided that all northerners and Christians should move to different places. He was a Christian from the northern state of Kano. His mother and best friend told reporters that he was a dedicated journalist who loved his job. In an interview with Idoma Voice reporters, Agnes said that even her husband, who died two years before <mask>, said their son would make a successful reporter. <mask> was awarded with the chairman's award by Channels Television. The Director-General of UNESCO said that the "crime constitutes a serious attack on the basic human right of freedom of expression and press freedom." She called on the Nigerian authorities to investigate the killings.The Red Cross evacuated the city of Kano the morning after the attacks. The hospitals were ordered by the state government to treat victims with the best care possible and to give them free treatment. Chika told reporters that the whole crew at Channels TV was devastated when they heard about <mask>'s death, especially when they had to deliver the news of their own journalist's death. A picture of him wearing a vest with the word "PRESS" written in bold letters on the front spread quickly after Nigeria learned about his death. Four years after Akogwu's death, his mother was approached by reporters from Idoma Voice. She said she was still in disbelief. His mother talked to him about his career because she was worried about it.The former senate president of Nigeria, David Mark, was very supportive after the death of her son. She said that the Benue and Kano state governments were generous enough to give her financial support and that Channels TV and Idoma leaders were very helpful at that time. She mentioned that there were people who approached her at her son's funeral and promised to help her children get through school, but she had not heard from them four years later. Nigerian Police do not perform well according to his best friend and colleague. He claims that they tell journalists that they go at their own risk because the police can't protect them. The Nigerian Union of Journalists does not help or protect journalists like they should. The union never responded to the email that asked them to comment on the tragedy.According to a source, the NUJ commented on the events of <mask>'s death by saying that "journalism in the country is hovering in a dangerous environment." The employers of reporters need to do a better job of making sure their employees are safe. The president of Nigeria promised that those responsible for the attacks would be brought to justice the day after the attacks. In order to bring the attackers to justice, action should be taken by the Committee to Protect Journalists. The Nigerian National Committee recommended that the Nigerian government take action to protect journalists in the future. Journalists should prioritize their own safety over their work, according to the Intellectual Property Institute. Reporters were unable to contact the police commissioner for comments on the evidence, but they were able to get a response from the National Emergency Management Agency.Yushau Shuaib from the National Emergency Management Agency said that they were trying to save as many of the injured as possible. There have been deaths as a result of terrorism in Nigeria.

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title: 9th Wonder

texts: <mask> is a hip hop record producer, DJ, and rapper from North Carolina. He began his career as the main producer for the group Little Brother in Durham, North Carolina. <mask> raps under the name <mask>matic. <mask> builds on samples from artists such as Al Green. <mask>'s first significant career breakthrough came in 2003 when he released an unofficial remix album of Nas' 2002 album God's Son entitled God's Stepson. The album was released through internet outlets. The producer said that he didn't think about using it to generate a buzz or promote his skills at that point.The now regular trend for unofficial 'home-made' remixes of whole albums was started by the album. The main producer for Little Brother was <mask>. He was recognized and praised for his production on Little Brother's first release, The Listening. <mask> produced "Threat" for Jay-Z's 2003 The Black Album after Young Guru was impressed with his work. The cut proved to be a mainstream breakthrough for <mask>, most immediately in the major production role he secured on Destiny's Child's 2004 album that Jay-Z was instrumental in helping bring about. The bonus track "game over" was produced by <mask>. In 2007, <mask> left Little Brother.Drake and <mask> collaborated on a production of "Think Good Thoughts" in 2007, the first time they collaborated on a project together. <mask> produced Drake's second album, Take Care, which was released on November 15, 2011. <mask> said in an interview that he wouldn't appear on Take Care due to A&R issues. Chris Brown rapped over <mask> beats. "Real Hip Hop #3" was released on July 18, 2011. Kevin McCall was featured in "Real Hip Hop #4" a day later. Boy in Detention was released on August 5, 2011.Dinner Party was formed on June 25, 2020, by Terrace Martin, Kamasi Washington, and Robert Glasper. "Freeze Tag" is a single. Their debut album was released in 2020. The Chancellor of North Carolina Central University appointed Christopher "Play" Martin from Kid-n-Play as an artist-in-residence and began instructing a hip hop. In January 2010 it was announced that <mask> would teach a class at Duke University with Dr. Mark Anthony Neal. He told HitQuarters that educating the youth on where hip-hop comes from and the history of it gives hip-hop a longer life. I became an advocate of that.<mask> took a course called "Intro to Hip Hop Production". In May of 2021, Douthit joined the Faculty at the Roc Nation School of Music, Sports and Entertainment at Long Island University as a visiting professor. The Making of an album is one of his courses. Dream Merchant Vol. is a solo album. Dream Merchant Vol. 1 was published in 2007. The Wonder Years are Tutankhamen, Bladey Mae, Zion II, Zion III, Zion IV, and Zion VI. The ninth edition of Murs 3:16: The 9th Edition was released in 2004.The Jay-Z version of The Black Album was released in 2005.

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title: Arnold L. Punaro

texts: <mask><mask> is a retired United States Marine Corps Major General and CEO of IronArch Technology. He is a member of the Defense Business Board. From 1997 to 2010 he was an executive vice president at Science Applications International Corporation. The Staff Director of the Senate Armed Services Committee was held by Punaro. Defense News named him one of the 100 most influential individuals in the U.S. defense. On August 10, 1946, <mask> was born in Augusta, Georgia. He is the son of Maria Annina, who was a decorated Army veteran during World War II.His parents came from Italy and were 2nd generation Americans. He was raised in Georgia. He was a student at St. Joseph's Grammar School. He attended Mount De Sales Catholic High School. His undergraduate degree in English was obtained at Spring Hill College. He received his Master of Arts degree in National Security Studies from Georgetown University in 1979 and his Master of Arts degree in Journalism from the University of Georgia in 1976. He taught an annual graduate level course on national security decision making for ten years at the Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University.The University of Georgia's School of Public and International Affairs has a non-profit board. He is a member of the Georgia Tech's Nunn School Advisory Board. <mask> served in the United States Marine Corps after graduating from Spring Hill College. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1969. He was awarded the Bronze Star for Valor and the Purple Heart for his service as an infantry platoon commander in Vietnam. He worked at The Basic School in Virginia after returning from Vietnam. After completing his active duty obligation in 1972, <mask> joined the Marine Corps Reserve.He was called up for Desert Shield in December 1990. He was Commander of the Joint Task Force Provide Promise (Forward) in the former Yugoslavia in December 1993. His first assignment was as the deputy commander of the U.S. Marine Corps Forces Reserve. The Commanding General of the Marine Corps Mobilization Command was his next assignment. He designed the Marine for Life Program, a program that connects transitioning Marines and their family members to education resources, employment opportunities, and other veteran services. The 4th Marine Division was commanded by <mask> from August 1997 to August 2000. The 4th Division achieved the highest level of combat readiness under his command.He was the deputy commanding general of the Marine Corps Combat Development Command in 2000. In 2001, Punaro became the Director of Reserve Affairs at Headquarters Marine Corps. He was involved in the largest deployment of the Marine Corps Reserve in its history after 9-11. In support of the two wars, Punaro was sent in May of 2003 After 35 years of military service, <mask> retired as a Major General. Punaro worked for Senator Sam Nunn on national security matters. He was the Director of National Security Affairs, Staff Director of the Senate Armed Services Committee, and Staff Director for the Minority.He was involved in the creation of the All- Volunteer Force, the Goldwater-Nichols Defense Reorganization, and the Packard Commission Acquisition Reforms. He was involved in the confirmation process for secretaries of defense, chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and service chiefs, hundreds of civilian nominations, and tens of thousands of military nominations. Roll Call named Punaro one of the Top 50 Staffers in the Congress. Business <mask> was the Executive Vice President at Science Applications International Corporation from 1997 to 2010 and served as a senior vice president. He led SAIC's Corporate Business Development Organization and served as a Sector Manager. He was the Senior Corporate Official responsible for SAIC's government affairs, worldwide communications and support operations, as well as General Manager of their Washington Operations and supervisor of SAIC's Corporate Small and Disadvantaged Business Office. The team that took SAIC public was led by Punaro.The founder's award and two special CEO awards were given to <mask>. He was a member of the Board of Directors for Sourcefire for eight years and helped take the company public. Sourcefire was sold for over 2 billion dollars. The Punaro Group is a Washington-based firm that specializes in federal budget and market analysis, business strategy and capture, acquisition due diligence, government relations, communications, sensitive operations, business risk analysis and compliance. IronArch Technology, a firm formed by <mask> and his oldest son, provides next generation IT and business transformation solutions as well as consulting and advisory services. IronOneArch was named the best place to work by the Washington Business Journal. The premier group of leaders who create value and execute strategic vision at the intersection of the public and private sector is named Wash 100.Many times, <mask> has appeared as a defense policy expert on radio and television shows, such as Hardball, CNN, C-SPAN, NPR, Major Network News, and Federal News Radio. He is the subject of articles about defense. The book On War and Politics: The Battlefield Inside Washington's Beltway was published by the Naval Institute Press. People from Augusta, Georgia, Spring Hill College and the University of Georgia are alumni of the United States Marine Corps.

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title: Billy Kersands

texts: <mask> was an African-American comedian and dancer. He was best known for his work in blackface. Kersands was renowned for his comic routines involving his large mouth, which he could fill with objects such as billiard balls or saucers, as well as his skillful acrobatics, dancing, singing, and instrument playing. His stage persona was that of a black man who had been popularized in white shows. Mel Watkins says that he was one of the earliest black entertainers to have faced the dilemma of balancing social satire with the reinforcement of negative stereotypes. Kersands began performing with traveling troupes in the early 1860s. Kersands became its biggest star as black minstrelsy gained popularity.He was earning about fifteen dollars a week in 1879, but by 1882 he was earning eighty dollars. He made $250 a week during European Minstrel Tours. He was a hit with both white and black people. In the South, a show without <mask> is like a circus without elephants. Kersands played in many of the major black troupes. He was a member of the Georgia Minstrels. Charles Callender bought the troupe in 1872 and renamed it Callender's Georgia Minstrels.Callender dismissed Kersands and other popular troupe members when they demanded more favorable treatment. They quit to form their own ensemble, which Callender characterized as theft. Kersands and most of the others returned to Callender after the company did poorly. During his time with Callender's Georgia Minstrels, Kersands was frequently featured in military burlesques that ended the first act. He was well known for his acrobatic feats of drumming. In 1885, Kersands started his own troupe. After little more than a year, the manager left to form his own group.The group led a parade in 1886, and was well known for its marching band. Kersands offered a large sum of money to anyone who could beat them. The Vestibule Car Porters and Drum Majors were one of the companies he played for. Kersands performed in a show in the East in 1904. He only stayed for a short time and preferred blackface. He toured primarily in the South when he formed another troupe. "All of my money came from the people of the South, the white and the colored, while I was playing down there," Kersands said.I feel at home because of the way I was treated by them. I make a good living. <mask>'s comedy act was centered on his mouth, which he contorted into many shapes. He used these movements and noises in his songs. One observer said that the small opening of his mouth was enough to convulse the audience. He could fit a cup and saucer into his mouth and still perform a dance routine or fill the theater with laughter. Queen Victoria was told by Kersands that if his mouth was bigger, his ears would have to be moved.This physical feature is similar to the stereotypes of blacks having large lips and mouths. The stage persona of a slow and ignorant Sambo was affected by Kersands. Songs that reinforced these racist views were sung by him. The song "Mary's Gone with a Coon" was about a black man "lamenting" his daughter's impending marriage to a black man. The name "Old Aunt Jemima" was given to the mammy Aunt Jemima that later became a trademark for a brand of pancakes. Most African Americans didn't dislike Kersands's act. His mixing of elements of African American folklore into his show was a way that would appeal to his black audience but be ignored or derided by whites.One of his signature songs is "Old Aunt Jemima". The song is believed to have been made up by Kersands in one of the texts. All three versions start in a church. The 1875 texts describe charismatic black worship practices, but the 1884 edition begins with a black character fleeing a white church. The lyrics from the song became part of the African American tradition. African American elements were included in some of the songs Kersands performed. Rules limiting black patrons to specific sections of the playhouse were relaxed because of his popularity.<mask> was a talented dancer and acrobat. He may have introduced the dance called "Essence of Old Virginia". The dance became a soft shoe. The buck-and-wing was something he was known for. He helped cement dance acts as fixture in Hollywood routines. <mask> died after a performance in New Mexico. References Toll, Robert C.The Minstrel Show was in America in the 19th century. Oxford University Press is in New York. Mel Watkins was born in 1994. The Underground Tradition of African-American Humor that Changed American Culture was the subject of On the Real Side. New York: Simon & Schuster. There were births and deaths of American male comedians in the 19th century.

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title: Upendra Kushwaha

texts: <mask> is an Indian politician and former Minister of State for Human Resources and Development in the Government of India. He was a Member of Parliament from the Karakat constituency in Bihar. He was a member of the upper house. He was the leader of the Rashtriya Lok Samata Party until it merged with the Janata Dal (United). <mask> was born into a middle-class family on February 6, 1960. After graduating from Science College, Patna, he did a MA in Political Science. The politics department of Samata College had a lecturer named <mask>.He changed his name to <mask>. <mask> <mask> became involved in politics in 1985. He was the state general secretary of Yuva Lok Dal from 1985 to 1988. He became the National General-Secretary of Yuva Janata Dal. He was General-Secretary for Samata Party from 1994 to 2002. In 2005 <mask> was appointed as the deputy leader of the Bihar Legislative Assembly. When Sushil Modi was elected to Loksabha in March 2004, the number of MLA's from the JD(U) increased.The leader of the party changed. The leader of the opposition was kushwaha. In 2000 he won from Jandaha. He was kicked out of the Janata Dal (United) in 2007. The Rashtriya Samata Party was founded by Kushwaha. The party was formed because of the marginalisation of the Koeri caste by the Bihar government. The deputy chief minister of Maharashtra supported the formation of the party.The party was merged into the Janata Dal (United) in November of 2009. <mask> <mask> resigned from the Janata Dal (United) on January 4, 2013). He said that the law and order situation was getting worse and that the Nitish model had failed. He claimed that the Janata Dal (United) was turned into a pocket organisation by the Nitish Kumar government. The name and flag of the new party was unveiled at a rally at the historic Gandhi Maidan. He was a member of the National Democratic Alliance led by Narendra Modi. He was appointed as a Minister of State in the Human Resource Development ministry.In December of last year, he resigned from the ministry and accused Modi of not fulfilling his election promises. Due to diminishing importance as an ally, Kushwaha indicated his discontent with the leadership. The party broke out from the alliance because it wasn't given appropriate seats in the elections. The leadership of the NDA believed that they could win the Bihar elections even without the support of Kushwaha. It is thought that Nitish Kumar holds a lot of sway over the koeri andKurmi community as a counter to the selection of Keshav Maurya as the UP chief of the saffron party. They were ready to leave. They were sure of reaping the popularity of Nitish, who had gained considerable reputation in Bihar due to his development model.The United Progressive Alliance front contained Rashtriya Janata Dal, Hindustani Awam Morcha, as well as Vikassheel Insaan Party. Both seats were lost by Kushwaha. The grand alliance of the above mentioned parties was not able to win a single seat in Bihar. <mask> <mask>'s speech sparked controversy when he referred to the newly formed alliance of his party and the Janata Dal as 'Kheers'. Political analysts say that the RLSP is the one that represents the Kushwahas, who are also called Koeris in Bihar. The traditional occupation of these castes is growing paddy and cattle. The alliance of two influential backward castes was said to be indicated by reference to Kheer.<mask> made a controversial statement after losing the elections. The blood will flow on the streets if the result of elections is not improved. He said that his intention was not to cause violence. The election to the Bihar Legislative Assembly in September 2020 resulted in the formation of the National Democratic Alliance in Bihar. The third front is a partnership with the Bahujan Samaj Party. This front fought on all 243 seats of Bihar Assembly against three other political fronts, which included the NDA, the UPA and the Jan Adhi Party. The reason for his separation from the 'Grand Alliance' was the unacceptability of the leadership.The GSDF suffered a serious blow with only success in the form of the AIMIM getting five seats in Muslim dominated areas of Bihar. The allies got less votes than the RLSP but failed to win any seats. The RLSP had good presence in many of the constituencies. After the split of the Janata Dal (United), the political graph went down and the Rashtriya Lok Samata Party suffered huge losses in the elections of 2019. The loss of support of the Kushwaha caste resulted in a reduction in the number of seats in the Bihar Legislative Assembly. The merger resulted in the creation of the parliamentary board of the party. The Legislative Council is the upper house of the Bihar Legislature.Tenure as Minister of state for Human Resource Development References

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