title: Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre

texts: The American Popular Revolutionary Alliance (APRA) was founded in 1979 by <mask>, who was a politician, philosopher, and author. He attended the National University of Trujillo and the School of Law of the National University of San Marcos after graduating from high school. He was a student leader who supported the working class. He stood out as a speaker with great power of persuasion due to the depth of his ideas, and he participated in protests against the regime of Augusto B. Legua. He left Legua in 1922 and founded the APRA, a political movement with continental projection and a social democratic orientation, initially with a clear anti-imperialist position. After a European and Latin American tour in 1930, he founded the APRA, which he would remain active in until his death. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217He ran for the presidency in 1931 and lost. He was imprisoned in 1932 by the Snchez Cerro administration and was released in 1933 by the scar R<mask> administration. When his party returned to legality, he supported the National Democratic Front, which elevated José Luis Bustamante y Rivero to the presidency. After the coup d'état in 1948, his party was banned again and he had to take refuge in the Colombian embassy. He contributed to the electoral victory of Ugarteche. The military coup that overthrew Prado prevented him from securing his victory in Congress after he placed first in the 1962 election. He assembled and instructed a new generation of party leaders, which included his successor and future president of Peru.He was elected as the body's president and lead the drafting of a new constitution before he died. His remains are in his hometown of Trujillo. He is one of the most influential political theorists in the country. His ideology is considered revolutionary by historians. Vctor Ral <mask> <mask> <mask> was born in 1895. His parents were Ral Edmundo <mask> <mask> <mask> and <mask> <mask> <mask> <mask> <mask>. Fraternity Day is celebrated on February 22 every year.<mask> attended the San Carlos School and the San Marcelo School. He met César Vallejo while studying literature at the National University of Trujillo in 1913. The so-called "Trujillo bohemia", where he was known as "The Prince of Misfortune" among his classmates, was integrated by both of them. The intellectual group became the North Group. He pursued a law degree after completing his undergraduate education at the National University of San Marcos. He developed political concerns from the radicalism of an intellectual who was his main influence in the capital. He was one of the people who carried his coffin.Historians have debated over whether or not Gonzlez Prada is the progenitor of Aprismo. He was a member of the college commission that supported the eight-hour labor reform. <mask> <mask> <mask> played a small role as a student leader in the development of the strike, contrary to popular belief. The beginning of <mask>'s involvement in politics was marked by this episode. He was elected president of the Peruvian Student Federation in October of that year. All sectors of society were connected to him. He was a leader in favor of labor organizations and university reform.The project to create the "popular universities" was approved at the first National Student Congress, which took place in Cusco in March of 1920. Administrative reforms were instituted in 1919 after he helped bring the ideas of the Argentine University Reform movement to San Marcos. The university extension programs were part of the reform movement. When Augusto B. Legua began to plot his perpetuation in power, he launched numerous protests against the government. The opposition campaign to promote the consecration of the country to the Sacred Heart order was one of the most significant protests. The death of a student and a worker during the street protest became a symbol of student-worker unity. The consecration ceremony was stopped by the archbishop.<mask> was the editor of the radical student-worker magazine Claridad in collaboration with José Carlos Maritegui. The Colegio Anglo-Peruano is a school operated by the Free Church of Scotland. He was influenced by the head of the school. He was deported to Panama six days after he went on a hunger strike in the El Frontn prison, after being arrested and held there. <mask> stayed in Panama for two weeks before heading to Cuba. He went to Mexico to work with the Secretary of Public Education. He arrived in Mexico City in 1923.He appreciated the socio- economic changes that took place in the Mexican Revolution. He contacted Mexican students to encourage them to join a labor Fraternity. He founded the American Popular Revolutionary Alliance in Mexico City on May 7, 1924. Haya de la Torre's initial political option sought to consolidate itself into a project for Latin America, as a pan-Latin American movement. In a simple ceremony, he presented the students of Mexico with the flag of Indoamerica, which he said would fly over the dreamy crowds of the youth that were opening the way. The manifesto entitled What is the APRA? was presented two years later. In December of 1926, the Labour Monthly magazine was published in English and later translated into Spanish and published in various Latin American publications.In September 1924, he traveled to Russia, where he made contact with the Russian Revolution, which was a source of inspiration for his ideology. He traveled through Switzerland, Italy and France. He studied economics at the London School of Economics and anthropology at the University of Oxford after moving to England in 1925. Haya devoted himself to forming a great movement that could represent the excluded mass of "Indoamerica". The first committee of the APRA was in Paris on January 22, 1927. The APRA is an anti-oligarchic and anti-imperialist force. It didn't agree with communism as a political system, even though it was linked to Marxism.He exposed the Aprista doctrine in his first book, For the Emancipation of Latin America. In May 1928, he finished writing The anti-imperialism and APRA, a book that would not come to light until 1935. In February 1927, he participated in the First Anti-imperialist Congress, in which he raised the difference between communism and APRA. He returned to America after leaving Europe in November of that year. Panama was prevented from landing in the Canal Zone and was exiled to Europe on December 16, 1928. He lived in Berlin until June 1931. The government of Legua was overthrown by the Peruvian Army on August 25, 1930.The PAP was founded by Haya on September 20, 1930. After living in exile as a result of his fight against the Legua administration, <mask> <mask> <mask> was nominated as presidential candidate for the 1931 general election by the newly founded Peruvian Aprista Party. He first arrived in Talara on July 12, 1931, and was received in his hometown on July 25, 1931, where he exposed the party's program in which he emphasized state intervention in the economy. Street graffiti in all the cities of the country, candidates called by name, and the inclusion of non-voters are some of the things the APRA campaign has introduced. A kind of cult figure of <mask> began in the party, who was at the same time Victor Ral, the boss, the guide and the master. According to the Electoral Jury that directed this election, <mask> placed second with 35% of the popular vote, behind Luis Miguel Snchez Cerro (Revolutionary Union), however, <mask> and the APRA as a whole never recognized the official results or the new government. The Snchez Cerro government was repressive and authoritarian.In January 1932, <mask> <mask> <mask> was arrested and the APRA congressional representation was ousted. In the city of Trujillo, there was a failed armed uprising by the members of the APRA. Over 6000 Apristas were executed in front of the ruins of Chan Chan, on the outskirts of Trujillo, after the insurrection was harshly repressed. The "Trujillo Revolution" was similar to other revolutionary movements in the country. All "international" parties were banned by the Congress in spite of the revolution. The government declared the Peruvian Aprista Party illegal in 1932 based on this and the fact that the nation was in danger. On April 30, 1933, president Snchez Cerro was assassinated with several shots at point-blank range.Alejandro Leyva, a member of the APRA, was killed on the spot, but the leadership of the organization could not be syndicated as the author of the crime due to lack of evidence. After the death of Snchez Cerro, former president and general scar R. <mask> expressed hope in "peace and harmony" for the country. <mask> was released from prison on August 10, 1933, as other Aprista prisoners were also released from jails. This release wouldn't last long. The anti-Aprista persecution began again in November 1934. The stage of "the great clandestinity" began for <mask> and his supporters in 1942. Congress invalidated the 1936 presidential election because the votes in favor of Luis Antonio Eguiguren came from members of an outlawed party.The presidency of José Luis Bustamante y Rivero was held from 1945 to 1968. <mask> <mask> <mask> agreed to launch a presidential nominee. On May 20, 1945, <mask> reappeared in public, after ten years in hiding, on the occasion in which he delivered his "Reencounter Speech", before a massive concentration of his supporters. The elected president was Bustamante y Rivero. <mask> and the party were in control of the legislative caucus. In addition to demanding greater speed for the reforms that Bustamante was trying to stop, they were able to approve various measures in favor of the Peruvian people. The conservative elite was provoked by vigorous pressure to achieve their objectives, which led to a stage of misrule

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texts: and anarchy that put the regime in check.The recess was caused by the opposition caucus failing to attend Congress. The Aprista was carried out in the port of Callao. The party was banned for a second time after Bustamante was forced to govern by decree. The coup was led by the former Minister of Government and Police. <mask> and other party leaders went into hiding. <mask> <mask> <mask> was deported after being involved in a political asylum case. The case of <mask>, who was refused safe-conduct to leave the country, became an important reference case in international law.<mask> published an article in Life magazine where he began to outline the "democratic anti-imperialism without empire". According to some historians, Haya abandoned its original ideology and made a conservative turn with "Thirty Years of Aprismo", a reflective work where Haya analyzed the APRA's position and amended its program. Tomo VII is "Socorro''. Nelson Manrique. The three main presidential candidates assured the return to legality of the APRA party after <mask> <mask> <mask> initially supported a businessman. The second Pradista government was supported by a mega-coalition that included the president, <mask> <mask> <mask>, and Pedro Beltrn. The Peruvian Aprista Party supported the regime with loyalty and determination.In its early days, <mask>'s party was clearly anti-oligarchic, so it was likely to sustain a clearly oligarchic regime with the hope of coming to power by legal means and already exercising them, to make the appropriate reforms. <mask> said that he thought the oligarchy had more strength than it really did. In the 1962 general elections, <mask>'s second presidential bid was under the banner of the "Democratic Alliance", a grouping of his party with the Pradista Democratic Movement. <mask> got 32% of the popular vote, compared to the 32% for <mask> of the Popular Action and the 29% for the former president. The election to be decided by Congress was to take place on July 28, as established by the 1933 Constitution, as he did not get the necessary percentage to be proclaimed president. The armed forces went to the Palace to report their disappointment after learning that <mask> would come to power and that he would try to make an alliance with <mask>. The armed forces spoke against fraud in ten departments and also spoke against the virtual president Odra.On July 18th, the first institutional coup of the armed forces took place, led by General Ricardo Pérez Godoy, who declared the elections void and installed a military junta. Popular Action would back the coup. Nicols Lindley Lpez was the leader of the Military Junta in 1963. The three main presidential nominees from the void 1962 election went to the polls again. <mask> ran in a coalition with Popular Action and the Christian Democrat Party, while <mask> was nominated for a third time to presidency. The exit polls gave <mask> a victory with 32% of the popular vote. The alliance between <mask> and Odra in Congress would be propelled by the outcome.<mask> and his party remained in opposition during the years of the <mask> administration, forming the APRA-UNO coalition, which by number controlled both houses of Congress and strongly opposed Popular Action. They opposed the measures proposed by the government, causing the first agrarian reform law to have a minimum scope: Congress declared the 'efficient' farms dedicated to export crops unaffected, decided that the damages in the backward areas were supervised by a legislative office, and systematically cut the resources destined to the government The entire cabinet of the <mask> administration was removed by the coalition. The political parties of the country were banned after the establishment of the military government of <mask> Alvarado. <mask> protested on Fraternity Day in 1970 that the military did not recognize the intellectual debt they owed him. The National Bureau of Conjunctions was established by <mask> to recruit the most talented youth of the Aprista Party. From this group, future president <mask> would rise as its main representative, along with Carlos Cceres and Vctor <mask>, who had defected from the party.<mask> was the leader of the popular pressure that led to the return of the military to their barracks. After elections on June 18, 1978, a Constituent Assembly was convened on July 28, 1978. <mask> was elected with over one million votes and was a member of the Aprista Party. He was elected to preside over the Assembly due to having the highest vote count. His salary as president of the Assembly was symbolic. The drafting of the new constitution took less than a year, but <mask> marked his independence with respect to the military regime. <mask> was absent from the Assembly due to his failing health.In <mask>'s absence, the presidency pro tempore of the Assembly was taken over by Luis Alberto Snchez. He was a strong contender in the 1980 general election for the presidency. The Constitution was signed on <mask>'s deathbed. <mask> died of lung cancer in Mercedes Villa, his home in the Ate District. He was awarded the rank of Grand Cross on his deathbed. Several party leaders were present at the time of his death. Jimmy Carter wrote a letter expressing his sympathies to <mask>'s brother.A huge crowd of his supporters and followers accompanied the transfer of his remains to his hometown in Trujillo. He was buried in the Miraflores General Cemetery. His coffin has the phrase "Here lies the light" written on it. Legacy <mask> <mask> <mask> is one of the most complex ideological processes in the history of the country. His writings, pronouncements and positions make him a heterogeneous and even contradictory character, his message has lent itself to different interpretations. Haya applied historical materialism to the revision of the history and objective conditions of Latin America, deducing from it an original theory of political action to lead these societies towards socialism. Haya believes that the mode of economic production superior to everything the world knows is the highest expression of capitalism.He concludes that capitalism is an inevitable phase of modern civilization. According to Haya, capitalism will not be eternal and has contradictions within itself that will end it, but for that to happen, it must evolve completely, that is, exist and mature. The great revolution that surpasses capitalism is too young for the less developed Latin American countries. imperialism is the last phase of capitalism in developed countries, but in underdeveloped countries it is the first phase, according to him. In these countries, it is not a stage of advanced industrialization but rather of exploitation of raw materials, because it is the type of production that the developed world from which the imperialist capitals come from is interested in doing there. He says that its initial development is incomplete. America's problem is political, how to emancipate yourself from the yoke of imperialism without delaying its progress.As long as it is America and not Europe, it has to be able to deal with its own problems. According to Haya, the three classes that will advance this stage of society are the young industrial proletariat, the peasantry and the impoverished middle classes. The State will no longer be an instrument of imperialism but a defender of the classes it represents with the alliance of these classes in power. They will take what interests them from the developed countries and negotiate with them as equals, not subject, because they need each other. Haya advocated a system of Latin American solutions to Latin American problems. He called on the region to reject Communism. He believed that "Indoamerica" needed to be integrated and fight together to advance.His party has a name that includes the idea of an American alliance. He wants the anti-imperialist resistance in America to be a political organization. <mask> considers APRA to be this. There are increasing reinterpretations and analysis of "Hayism" from inside and outside the Peruvian Aprista Party. The author of the most outstanding recent work on the matter is <mask>, <mask>'s successor and former president. The Constructive Revolution of Aprismo: Theory and Practice of Modernity was published in 2008. The work is meant to show a concurrent Haya with a process of intellectual and political maturation.The military revolution was seen by the party as the "accomplishment of what the APRA had proposed since 1931." They would have adopted their own nationalizations, the collectivist model in agriculture and the state management of trade in many services and goods, which were concepts totally alien to the ideology of <mask> and his work. Historians such as Hugo Neira and Nelson Manrique have disagreed with the thesis. <mask> <mask> <mask> had no love interests in her life. <mask> <mask> <mask> once told the members of the APRA that they were his children. During and after his life, rumour of homosexuality was spread around the country by his political enemies. <mask> <mask> <mask> was fond of the young men.Haya sometimes went to "bares de muchachos", according to a well-respected French literary critic who happened to be both a good friend of Haya's and the loyal lover and supporter of the Peruvian expatriate poet César Moro. Haya never had any sexual partners of either gender. His supporters have claimed that he had female lovers. There have been rumors that <mask> <mask> <mask> secretly married Ana Billinghurst, the daughter of a former president, in 1923. The leader of the APRA was forced into asylum by General Odria in the 1950s. While under diplomatic protection, Ana Billinghurst died and he was unable to attend her funeral. Vctor Ral is <mask>'s middle name.It is a popular boys' name among members and supporters. <mask> <mask> <mask> was the author of several works on the Aprista ideology. Most of them can be found in the National Library. His published works include the following: 1923 1927 1928 1930 1931 1932 1933 1935 1936 1940 1942 1946 1948 1956 1957 The State of Latin America was written by Germn Arciniegas. The meaning of life: Christian truth and social change in Latin America was written by John A. Mackay. John A. Mackay wrote The Other Spanish Christ.Models of Political Change in Latin America was written by Paul E. Sigmund. The New York Times reported on the death of Vctor <mask> <mask> <mask>. There are more photographs of Vctor Ral <mask> <mask> <mask> on the official

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title: James M. Farr

texts: <mask> was an American university professor and academic administrator. A native of South Carolina, Farr earned bachelor's, master's and doctorate degrees before beginning his career as a professor of English language and literature. He was the first vice president of the University of Florida from 1905 to 1934. <mask> was born in Union, South Carolina in 1874. He was the son of a Confederate infantry captain who had returned from the Civil War to become a planter. When he was two years old, his mother died, and he was raised by his father and maternal grandmother. His earliest memories were of his mother's death and a parade of the Red Shirts.Farr attended both public and private schools before entering the South Carolina Military Academy. He continued his studies at Davidson College after receiving an "honorable discharge" from the academy. He became a member of the Fraternity while he was a student. The salutatorian of his class was <mask>, who earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Davidson in 1894. He received his Master of Arts degree from Davidson in 1895. He graduated with a doctor of philosophy degree in English language from the University of Baltimore in 1901. There were two daughters and an infant son who did not survive when Farr and Harris were married in 1901.From 1901 to 1905, Farr was the head of English instruction at the Florida Agricultural College, one of the University of Florida's four predecessor institutions. The FAC "blue and white" college football team was coached by Farr for two seasons in 1901 and 1902. Farr had a 1–2–1 record as a football coach. The FAC blue and white only won one game during Farr's tenure, a 6–0 decision over Florida State College. As a member of the college's faculty, Farr was actively involved with advocating the consolidation of the State of Florida's several publicly supported institutions of higher learning, and organized a letter-writing campaign to newspapers throughout the state, extolling the merits of consolidation. After the Florida Legislature mandated the merger of Florida Agricultural College with three other state-supported institutions to create the new University of the State of Florida, Farr became a professor of English language and literature and the chairman of the new university's Department of English. The new university's name was changed to the University of Florida in 1909.In 1905, Farr implemented an honor system in his first English class at the new university. The honor system was thought of by other faculty as a good idea and they began to use it in their classes on an ad hoc basis. The idea of a school-wide honor code was approved by the Florida Board of Control in 1916. During the three years from 1916 to 1919, Farr signed a series of four published letters to college students in the South. He and ten other professors from the universities of Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas, as well as Louisiana State University and Virginia Military Institute, wrote letters under the rubric of the "University Commission on Race Questions." lynching, migration, education and a "new Reconstruction" were addressed in the letters. After serving as the first vice president of the University of Florida from 1905 until his retirement in 1918, it fell upon him to lead the university through the world-wide flu epidemic of 1918.Hundreds of the university's students and faculty fell ill with the deadly "Spanish flu," and although one professor and several students died, the university was fortunate to suffer few deaths. After the death of president <mask> in December 1927, he became the acting president. He was the interim president until John J. Tigert took office. Farr was the university's first vice president and served under three different university presidents. After retiring from the university's faculty, <mask> and his wife moved to Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Between 1935 and 1941, he was commissioned by the university and Board of Control to write several manuscripts. His personal reminiscences of the University of Florida and its predecessor institution, Florida Agricultural College, were included in his writings.<mask> died in 1958. He was a link to the generation that created the University of Florida in 1905. The Making of a University provides a first-hand account of the politics surrounding the creation of the university, and is one of the primary sources regarding the university's early history. His wife and daughters were by his side. List of alumni of The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Davidson College, and the University of Florida. <mask>wen wrote The Gators: A Story of Florida Football. The deaths of American academics of English literature include The Military College of South Carolina, Davidson College, and the University of Florida.

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title: George Meredith

texts: <mask> was an English novelist and poet of the Victorian era. He began to establish a reputation as a novelist after initially focusing on poetry. Victorian literary circles were scandalized by the Ordeal of Richard Feverel. His greatest success was Diana of the Crossways, though The Egoist is the most enduring of his later novels. His novels took a close interest in social change and were innovative in their attention to characters' psychology. His style was likened to "chaos illumined by brilliant flashes of lightning" by Oscar Wilde. Among those to benefit from his influence were Robert Louis Stevenson and <mask>ing.He was nominated for the prize seven times. The only child of Augustus Urmston and his wife Jane Macnamara was born at 73 High Street, Pompey, Hampshire. He would describe himself as half Irish and half Welsh on his mother's and father's sides. In his novels, he was proud of his Welsh origins. Between his immediate forebears and the legendary Welsh princes of seven centuries before, the history of the family remains obscure. James Gieve was one of the employees of <mask>. The business failed after Jane died and her son was five years old.His second wife was the family's former maid, Matilda Buckett. Anna, <mask>'s mother's sister, made it possible for <mask> to attend a boarding school after he was educated in Southsea. In the summer of 1842 he was sent to the Moravian School in Neuwied, near Coblenz, where he remained until the spring of 1844; Lionel Stevenson argues that the experience instilled his "impatience towards sham and servility, contempt for conceit, admiration for courage, and He was articled to Richard Charnock of Paternoster Row in February 1846, just before his eighteenth birthday. He left the legal profession for journalism and poetry. The Monthly Observer was published by Edward Gryffydh Peacock, son of Thomas Love Peacock. Mary Ellen was Edward Peacock's sister.Mary was the widow of a naval officer who drowned trying to rescue a man under his command and was described by the artist William Holman Hunt as a "dashing type of horsewoman who attracted much notice". The couple were married at St George's, Hanover Square. At the time of the marriage, she was twenty-eight years old and had a five-year-old daughter by Lieutenant Nicolls. <mask> moved to South Africa in April of that year, so he wasn't present at the wedding. His first books were published in periodicals and Poems. Dedicated to his father-in-law Thomas Love Peacock, "with the profound admiration and affectionate respect of his son-in-law", it attracted the interest of Tennyson, who wrote a letter expressing the desire to meet, though their first encounter was awkward. A review by William Michael Rossetti said that <mask> was a "warmth of emotion" and that he was a kind of limited Keats.Mary had more than one loss of a baby before she gave birth to Arthur in 1856. The couple lived with her father in Lower Halliford. The house Peacock rented for them was across the village green. Fatherhood made him believe that he must press ahead with his writing career, leading to his first substantial work of prose fiction, The Shaving of Shagpat. It was written in imitation of the style and manner of Oriental story-tellers, but sprang from no Eastern source. The book was praised by <mask> for its "poetical genius". Farina, subtitled "A Legend of Cologne", a work in the comic-grotesque vein that was described by The Athenaeum''s critic as "a full-blooded specimen of the nonsense of Genius" and a "lively, audacious piece", was published inShe reviewed it alongside Madame Bovary and Barchester Towers, which caused it to suffer from her. The Death of Chatterton, a painting by Henry Wallis, was exhibited at the end of the first marriage. In April 1858, Mary gave birth to a son, Harold, who was later known as Felix, after she became pregnant with him. She went back to England with Harold after spending some time with Wallis in Capri, but the relationship did not last. She died three years after moving to Grotto Cottage. Arthur was often in the care of the man who lived in Hobury Street. Henry and her father did not attend Mary's funeral.The Ordeal of Richard Feverel was a novel that shocked many readers with its sexual frankness. A collection of sonnets called Modern Love (1862) traces the decline of a marriage and has been described as a point of intersection between Victorian poetry and the Victorian novel. Evan Harrington deals with class, manners and mimicry. It upset his father, who was living in Cape Town at the time. The novel was described by the critic as a "treacherous burlesque of his own family's history, but also a love letter to his family". Marie Vulliamy was a young woman of Anglo-French stock whose father was a successful, recently retired proprietor of a wool business in Normandy. He wrote to his friend Frederick Maxse that "She has done me the honour to love me for some time".The 36-year-old widower, who had an 11-year-old son, was not the ideal suitor for his daughter, and he had to provide character references, among whom were Edward Peacock and Sir Alexander Duff. To establish both his character and standing, Mr. Vulliamy wanted to understand the details of the previous marriage. The financial outlook was not bright, but the £200 per annum that he would settle upon Marie for was not bad. His daughter was in love with him. He gave it, the only possible answer. The couple married in Norbiton in September of 1864 and then settled in Box Hill at the end of 1867. His most notable publications after his second marriage were novels, but he continued to write poetry.The comedy was about English social climbers. <mask>'s novels portrayed a country girl in a compromising position with a callous gentleman. It wasn't a comic, but a sequel to Emilia in England. He gained more recognition with The Adventures of Harry Richmond and the politically charged Beauchamp's Career. The House on the Beach was the first of three novellas. He had begun a play called The Sentimentalists in 1862. After his death, J. M. Barrie decided to create a one-act comedy.During a season of work at the Duke of York's Theatre in 1910, this was performed alongside two short pieces of Barrie's. He articulated his understanding of comedy in his essay. It remains a reference work in the history of comic theory, having influenced analysts of comedy such as Joseph Wood Krutch. The idea of comedy as the ultimate civiliser was one of the theories applied to the essay. The Tragic Comedians was written quickly and without great conviction. It wasn't easy for popular success to come to <mask>. The Egoist brought him a lot of critical recognition.W. E. Henley reviewed it in at least four publications and possibly as many as seven to make him a companion for Balzac and Richardson. The critic for the New Quarterly Magazine commented, "We pay a high compliment when we say he enables the reader to understand what is meant by Comedy, in the best and fullest sense of the word." Diana of the Crossways, published in 1885, was the most commercially rewarding novel of his career. Diana contains commentary on the aims and techniques of fiction, made particularly potent by Diana's being herself a novelist dedicated to'reading the inner as well as the outer', according to Margaret Harris. <mask> told his brother to get hold of Diana of the Crossways. The book is wonderful. William Cosmo Monkhouse wrote in the Saturday Review that "Mr. <mask> has, perhaps, never accomplished one more striking", after reading Shakespeare in modern English.His first book was Diana. Influence in literary circles gave him a job as a publisher's reader. His advice to Chapman & Hall made him influential in the world of letters, and he was capable of reading as many as ten manuscripts a week, though his judgement was not always reliable; Ellen Wood's novel East Lynne was rejected by Chapman & Hall on his say-so yet went on He had friends in the literary world at different times, including William and Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Gissing wrote a letter to his brother and said that the novels of <mask> were of the "superstitiously tough species". In the short story "The Boscombe Valley Mystery", Sir Arthur Conan Doyle paid tribute to him, and said, "And now let us talk about <mask>, if you please, and we shall leave all minor." Oscar Wilde wrote "The Art of Novel- Writing".Who will define him? He has mastered everything except language. Frederic Chapman of Chapman & Hall introduced <mask> to Thomas. His first novel was The Poor Man and the Lady. He was advised not to publish his book as it would be attacked by reviewers and destroy his hopes of becoming a novelist. The book was too bitter a satire on the rich and should be put aside and written with a purely artistic purpose and more of a plot. Mudie's library had to cancel an order of 300 copies of The Ordeal of Richard Feverel because it was so shocking.Despite not being able to publish the novel, he continued in his attempts to do so. His books were translated into Japanese and influenced other authors. He was friends with other Radicals such as Frederick Maxse, who he met around 1860, and John Morley, who he first encountered in print, as the Literary Gazette's enraptured reviewer of Evan Harrington. W. T. Stead was known for his campaigning journalism and crusade against child prostitution. There was an appetite for greater democracy in Britain and a dislike of "jingo-Imperialism" in the British press. He was of the opinion that his poems would prove more durable than his prose, as his interest in writing poetry intensified again. Poems and Lyrics of the Joy of Earth contained new pieces such as "Melampus", "The Day of the Daughter of Hades", and "Earth and Man", as well as pieces that had previously appeared in periodicals.Admirers of the volumes were Alice Meynell and W. P. Ker. Poems of Tragic Life brought together many of his previously uncollected poems. W. E. Henley's poor reception made him believe that there was a conspiracy against him. Nine of his novels were published in 1885–6 at six shillings each, which made them accessible to a wider audience, and from 1889 they appeared in an edition priced 3s. James Payn, editor of the Cornhill Magazine, was moved to joke that his "submerged head was strangely appearing above the waters in England". One of our Conquerors, an experimental portrait of a troubled marriage, was one of the new novels that he continued to publish. There is a sketch of a school that he attended.The last of his novels to be published in his lifetime was The Amazing Marriage, which was melodramatic yet concerned with modern questions of psychology and gender, as well as an unfinished early work which took a keen interest in the relationship between race and ideology. Marie died of throat cancer in 1885 and was hailed as the "most unpretending, brave and steadfast friend ever given for a mate". He was troubled by ailments in the later part of his life. There have been explanations for this. In 1895, at a dinner in his honor, Thomas and <mask> paid tribute to his achievements, as well as the year before, when he succeeded Tennyson as president of the Society of Authors. Max Beerbohm's caricature for Vanity Fair, published in 1896 and captioned "Our First Novelist", was an indication of <mask>'s standing at that time; Beerbohm thought him, Shakespeare apart, the greatest English literary figure. He was appointed to the Order of Merit in 1905.The King's representative, Sir Arthur Ellis, invested him with the Order at a small ceremony. He died in Box Hill in 1909. His ashes were buried next to Marie's. <mask> died in 1876 at the age of seventy-nine, and his second wife died in 1885 at the age of sixty-seven. They were buried in Southsea after returning to England from South Africa. <mask> visited Augustus from time to time out of a sense of duty. <mask> had more children than both of his wives and one child.His relationship with Arthur, his son by Mary, was at first affectionate, and they traveled to the Alps and Venice in 1861. Arthur was a student at the school run by Augustus Jessopp. After finishing his studies in Germany, Arthur would go to school in Switzerland. Arthur's father and son were estranged for most of his life. Arthur was unable to find work in France due to health problems, so he spent a number of years on Lake Garda working as a journalist and trying to write a book. He moved to Australia after his health deteriorated. He died of Tuberculosis after returning from Australia.He had two children with his second wife. William Maxse was an editor in the world of publishing. Mariette married Henry Parkman Sturgis, an American-born banker and politician who had six children with his first wife Mary. Edith Nicolls ran The National Training School of Cookery for more than forty years. She was a pioneer of what came to be known as "domestic science". She died in the 20th century. Stewart Marsh Ellis, his second cousin, published the first biography of <mask> in 1920.<mask>'s literary style has attracted a lot of comment, both positive and negative. His novels are not action-packed and the large amount of dialogue has led to their being dismissed as "talky". Neil Roberts says that the world of <mask>'s novelistic art is "irritating but profoundly original" and that this is still felt by readers today. Roberts says that the use of dialogue and multiple voices makes him a "Bakhtinian novelist par excellence". His prose, aphoristic and allusive, has often been seen as a barrier to comprehension, with some critics arguing that the style, rather than being a means to an end, serves as an end in itself. Oscar Wilde's description of "chaos illumined by brilliant flashes of lightning" has been echoed by many others. The mental effort required to decipher his meaning is a recurring objection.Readers complained that he charged his writing with too many ideas and mental abstractions. The poetic qualities of <mask>'s prose have been applauded by admirers. Max Beerbohm "packs tight all his pages with wit, philosophy, poetry, and psychological analysis". Beerbohm concedes that "his obscurity, like that of Carlyle and Browning, is due less to extreme subtlety than to the abundance of his ideas". His style is generally conceded to be more subtle and Abstruse, more complex and intricate than that of any other modern writer, according to his thesis. <mask> has been praised and critiqued for his innovation in metrical and stanzaic forms as a poet. According to Arthur L. Simpson, the contrast between the early poems and the evolutionary naturalism of those published after 1880 is striking.Further reading Clodd, Edward. Clodd's Memories (London: Chapman and Hall, 1916) contains a description of <mask>. William James. The Makers of English Fiction, 2nd ed., was written by <mask>. The Revell Co. was published in 1905. Stewart Marsh was written by Ellis. <mask>: His Life and Friends in relation to his Work was published in 1920.Ellis, Stewart Marsh. There are mid-Victorian pepys. The letters and memoirs of Sir William Hardman. Cecil Palmer was born in London in 1923. The name of the person was Sassoon, Siegfried. <mask> was born in London in 1948. Lionel Stevenson.The Ordeal of <mask> was written by Scribners. There are external links to the George Meredith Biography by Elvira Casal W.E. In December 1905, the index entry at Poets' Corner Poems by <mask> was published in National Magazine. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is at Yale University. There were 19th-century English novelists and 19th-century English poets.

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title: Kao Kalia Yang

texts: <mask> is anInfobox writer. Her work has appeared in a number of publications. She is a writer for On Being's Public Theology Reimagined. The Place Where We Were Born was written by <mask>. St. Paul, Minnesota is where <mask> currently resides. Born in Ban Vinai Refugee Camp in December of 1980, she came to Minnesota in the summer of 1987 with her parents and older sister. The move to America was necessary for her parents.With no male heir, her father was being pressured to find a second wife, and her mother suffered six miscarriages after giving birth to her. He took his daughter with him on trips to visit eligible women. For <mask>'s parents, leaving Ban Vinai was not only about finding opportunity for their two daughters, but also freeing themselves from family and cultural pressure. While her sister mastered the English language quickly, she struggled for many years, finally discovering that her gift was in the written word. She credits her older sister with awakening an interest in her, as well as her 9th grade English teacher for encouraging her talents. She did not know her future plans when she began her college career. Education graduated from the college with a degree in American Studies, Women's and Gender Studies, and Cross-cultural Studies.She received her Master's of Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction Writing from Columbia University. The Dean's fellowship from the School of the Arts supported her graduate studies. English was a second language for adult refugees. Professors from Rutgers University and New York University as well as private students were tutored by <mask> as a student. The basics of writing are taught to students at St. Catherine University. She was a professor in the English department at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. He was a mentor for the Loft Mentor Series.She was a visiting faculty in the English Department at North Hennepin Community College. The Benedict Visiting Faculty in American Studies and English was taught by <mask>. The Song Poet: A Memoir of My Father is a Nonfiction. There are Writings on Miscarriage and Infant Loss by and For Women of Color and Somewhere in the Unknown World: A Collective Refugee Memoir. A Columbia University's School of the Arts Dean's fellow, a Paul and Daisy Soros fellow, and a McKnight Arts fellow were 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 An essay titled "To the Men In My Family Who Love Chickens" was the winner of the 2005 Lantern Book's essay contest. She received the Spirit of Carleton College Award.The Minnesota State Arts Board has given several artist grants to <mask>. In 2009, her first book The Latehomecomer won two awards in one year, becoming the first book to ever win two awards in the same year. The book was a finalist for two literary awards. Coffee House Press sells the book. The National Endowment of the Arts has a Big Read book. 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On September 24, 2012 Radiolab aired a segment on yellow rain and the people of the Lao People's Democratic Republic. During the two-hour interview, of which less than five minutes was aired, <mask> was brought to the point of tears over "Robert's harsh dismissal of my uncle's experience." I can now hear that my tone was oddly angry, as evidenced by the apology I issued on September 30. It's not acceptable when talking to a man who has suffered through a nightmare in Southeast Asia. On October 7, I received an email from Dean Cappello, the Chief Content Officer at WNYC, notifying me that Radiolab had once more "amended" the Yellow Rain podcast so that Robert could apologize at the end.The doctored version was what I listened to. Radiolab had simply re-contextualized their position, taken out the laughter at the end, and "cleaned" away incriminating evidence, in addition to Robert's apologies, which completely failed to acknowledge the dismissal of our voices and the racism that transpired/s. The show had a name, a profession, institutional affiliation, except for the two people who were identified as "Hmong guy" and "his niece." I am an award-winning writer. The fact that my uncle was an official radio man for the Thai government during the war was not present. The incident stirred up issues of white privilege, with many accusing Radiolab and Krulwich of being insensitive to racial matters. The 2005 Lantern Books Interview with <mask> <mask> <mask> can be found on <mask> <mask> <mask>'s Official Website.

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title: Seymour I. Rubinstein

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title: Lance Nielsen

texts: <mask> is an English writer and playwright who focuses on topics set in social and political arenas. He explores themes of grief, loss, love and friendship frequently. Much of his work has been directed by him. He is adopted but was brought up near Kingston upon Thames in South London. He doesn't have a lot of contact with his birth family. He has a strong interest in the culture of the country where he was raised. The interest in the media began with acting in theatre productions.In the US and Africa, he taught disadvantaged children drama and video production. He worked almost full-time at his local cinema when he was a student at the Epsom School of Art and Design. He was able to produce his first film after winning an industrial tribunal. He supports both of the football clubs because of his connection to the tragedy. He is a member of the campaign. He first saw Rubylux playing on the streets of BRIGHTON and is an avid supporter of the band. Graham Fletcher-Cooke runs the Timber Theatre Improvisational acting class.In 2005, he ran some of the classes. In the early days of his career, he and another film director began directing their low-budget film projects in the same week. Meadow's short film festival events were held in the city in 1996 and were supported by <mask>. Death Comes From The Touch Of The Funnyman was based on his time at Esher College. All of the real locations where events had actually occurred were used in the film. The film was unsuitable for broadcasting because it was shot on a video format. He assisted with casting and directing a number of other shorts while inNottingham with Best Shot Films.He directed a film about the football disaster. The play was written by the man who lived in the south after he felt deceived by the media about who was to blame for the disaster. In 1997 his work began to focus on theatre after he moved back to North London. He became the writer in residence at the Jacksons Lane Theatre, writing and directing two plays a year for the next six years under The Gutted Film and Theatre Company. Sticks and Stones was a drama about the conflict in Northern Ireland and was one of the award-winning productions. The comedy short play Making Time was praised by the Evening Standard. He shot a second film but was not happy with the result and withdrew it from release.During this time, he ghost wrote a number of biographies and re-written a number of other scripts for films and episodes of television. He lived and worked in Los Angeles. He developed a number of script ideas with actress Sherri Howard. In an interview with the Irish Post, he said that he intended to take a break from drama, writing some comedies and then directing The East End of Chicago, a musical comedy drama set in the 1920s. Richard Erickson wrote the music for the show. During the production, he was having headaches and vomiting. He was hospitalized for three months after collapsing with a stroke.He had a large blood clot in his brain which left him with minor brain damage and some memory loss. He did not direct again for two years because his doctor told him to avoid stress. Pressure, a documentary drama about the life of Colin Stagg, was written by the man who directed two plays with Shotgun Theatre Company. This is based on a script he wrote six years ago for the theatre, which advanced the idea that Stagg was innocent of the crimes he was accused of. He wrote and directed a production called Jericho's Walls Are Falling, which starred Dan Styles and Gideon Turner. The producer of the trailer was Dan Styles. Although the trailer was produced, funding for the film was lost five times during the 2008 crash.In an interview on line, he was wrongly called The Band plays again. 12 Angry Women, with an all female, all ethnic cast, was a success and was co-written byAngela Thomas. It was a financial and critical failure. After leaving the industry, he was invited by his friend Chris Jones to attend a weekend of the Guerrilla Filmmakers Network that he was running which resulted in him meeting Greek film makers. The six of them began making The Journey. He wrote a short for the 48-hour sci-fi challenge. "The Last Submarine" and "Gaddafi" are about the last ninety minutes of the life of the former Libyan Dictator.In August of 2012 he directed a short about London's views on Gaddafi. The events which led to the Zambian football team winning the African Cup of Nations in 2012 are the subject of the screenplay he wrote. The background of the disaster is included in the script. Danny Nicoletta, who was associated with Harvey Milk in San Francisco, is the subject of a short documentary. He is making a documentary about the life of a porn star who is HIV positive. He has finished shooting The Journey with many actors. Mitchell Lewis is in his first major role since Rise of the Footsoldier and Velile Tshabalala is in her first big screen role.The film is about the capture of the Caen canal and Orne river bridges on June 6, 1944, as part of the Normandy landings during the Second World War. He dedicates his work to friends or actors who he admires. Some of the people who inspired him have died. He has devoted himself to both Danny and Flemyng. Two of his plays were dedicated to Rebecca Holland. Charlotte Coleman was one of the stars of the movie Four Weddings and a Funeral. The Marchioness Inquiry was dedicated to Michael Williams, who is known for being the husband of Dame Judi Dench.Williams encouraged <mask> to pursue his writing after they met at Shepperton Film studios. The two actresses were also good friends. On July 24, 2009, Thomas died of a brain aneurism, after asking <mask> to co-write a book and a play based on her life. 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title: Dorothea of Brandenburg

texts: The queen of the Kalmar Union was a Hohenzollern princess named <mask> of Brandenburg. From her marriage to King Christopher III in 1445 until his death in 1448. The Queen of Norway from 1450 until Christian's death in 1481 was <mask>, the wife of King Christian I. She was Queen of Sweden from 1457 to 1464. She was regent in the absence of her second spouse during his reign. John and Frederick I were the sons of her. <mask> was born in 1430 or 1431 to John, Margrave, and Barbara of Saxe-Wittenberg.She had two sisters who became Marchioness of Mantua. The person became the Duke of Pomerania. She lived in Bayreuth where her father was ruler. A marriage was suggested between Christopher and <mask> to secure her father's support for Christopher's power over his German domain. Prior to the application of Papal dispensation for affinity in February 1445, the engagement was proclaimed. On September 12th, 1445, Christopher and <mask> were married, followed by the crowning of <mask> as queen. One of the most elaborate events in Nordic Medieval history was financed by the King with a special tax in all three Kingdoms.The Hanseatic League and the Teutonic Order as well as the nobility ofDenmark, Sweden and Norway attended the festivities which lasted for eight days. <mask> was escorted by noblemen from all three Kingdoms dressed in gold riding on white horses and crowned Queen of the three Kingdoms with a golden crown from the Vadstena Abbey. She was granted dowers in all three Kingdoms on 15 September. She would be given a fortune of 45,000 Rhine guilders, one third from each Kingdom, if she chose to live outside of Scandinavia as a widow. Vadstena Abbey and her dower rebro were visited by Queen <mask> and the King in January 1446. She met her future foe, the Lord High Constable of Sweden. According to the chronicle Karlskrnikan, their meeting was a good one and presented her and her ladies-in-waiting with many gifts.The couple returned to their home country. The marriage of <mask> and Christopher was politically favorable because of her father's control of Christopher's German domain. According to Ericus, the marriage was not sexually active and did not result in any offspring. The succession crisis broke the Kalmar Union of the three Kingdoms after King Christopher died childless. Until a new monarch could be elected, Queen <mask> was the only royal in the country. King Charles VIII of Norway was elected as king of Sweden soon after. The queen dowager turned over the power to Christian of Oldenburg after he was elected monarch.Queen <mask> was offered a proposal from the king of Poland and the Archduke of Austria, but she chose not to marry him. Christian was crowned king and queen of Danes after a wedding ceremony and a wedding reception. She refused to give up her Swedish dower lands, despite the fact that they were replaced with other dower lands. The election of Charles as king in Sweden and Norway deprived her of her dower lands in these kingdoms, and her as well as Christian's ambition was to have Christian crowned in Sweden and Norway as well, and thus unite the shattered Kalmar Union. In 1450, Christian was crowned in Norway. The task of winning back Sweden was more difficult due to the fact that their elected king Charles VIII, as her former Lord Constable and subject, was to be regarded as an usurper and <mask> upheld as several years long campaign recruiting followers among the Swedish clerics and nobility. She appealed to the Pope in 1455.Christian was elected king of Sweden in July 1457, after Charles VIII fled to Germany, in order to unite the three Nordic kingdoms. In May 1458, the Swedish council approved her and Christian's wish that their sons be secured the succession to the Swedish throne, a position they had already been. The king and queen returned to their home country. In 1460, Christian bought the Duchy of Schleswig and Holstein, which placed him in debt, forced him to raise taxes, and destroyed his support in Sweden, who elected Charles VIII as king in 1464. The loss of Sweden was a blow to queen <mask>, who started a lifelong campaign to have her spouse and son again elected king of Sweden, to restore the Kalmar Union of the three Kingdoms and to retrieve her Swedish dower lands. She was able to pursue the Swedish cause in court because of the loss of her personal dower lands. She pursued her case against Charles VIII after he became the regent of Sweden.In 1475, she traveled to Italy and visited her sister Barbara, and applied to have her excommunicated. By using an excommunication, the Swedish regent would be unable to govern and the Swedish kingdom would be economically and politically ruined, which would result in the fall of the Swedish regent and the election of the Danes as king of Sweden. King Christian was issued a bull by Sixtus IV after her visit to Rome in May 1475. The University of Copenhagen was inaugurated in 1479. queen <mask> was granted the Slotsloven, which gave her the right to command all the castles, and she served as regent whenever the king was absent. Her personal wealth gave her power. When Christian acquired Holstein and Schleswig in 1460, he was unable to pay and she lent him the amount necessary to incorporate them into Danes.When Christian was unable to pay back the loan she had given him to buy the domain, she took over the rule of Holstein and Schleswig herself. She battled her uncle Frederick II over the inheritance after her father's death. Queen <mask> has been described as haughty and frugal. Queen Christian I died on May 21, 1481, and was succeeded by her son John. As queen dowager, she preferred to live at the castle. She was politically active until her death. The division of the Duchy between her sons was caused by the conflict she had with her elder son.The Kalmar Union of the Nordic Kingdoms has been divided by <mask>'s attempt to oust the Swedish regent through an excommunication for the theft of her Swedish dower lands. She met the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick III in Innsbrck and visited Pope Innocent VIII in Rome after she stated this plan for her son the king. It was very difficult for the Swedish envoy in Rome, Hemming Gadh, to prevent this. When her son was elected king of Sweden, he stated that he did not wish to pursue the matter further, so the matter was not resolved until three years after her death. Two years before her son was elected king of Sweden, her work is thought to have contributed to this outcome. The second spouse of <mask> is buried next to her in the cathedral. External links include Dansk kvindebiografisk leksikon, House of Hohenzollern, and Norwegian royal consorts.

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title: Nathan Johnson (musician)

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title: Eric Whitacre

texts: <mask> is an American composer, conductor, and speaker who is known for his choral, orchestral, and wind ensemble music. He was the first artist-in-residence at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. Ross and <mask> had a baby in Reno, Nevada. He was a member of the junior high marching band and studied piano as a child. He dreamed of being a rock star after playing a synthesizer in a techno-pop band. Although he initially resisted, he was eventually persuaded to join the choir. He said that his experience with his first choral rehearsal was a turning point in his life.It was the most profound experience I've ever had, hearing people singing in a single moment. When he was an undergrad at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, he was unable to read music, but that didn't stop him from taking a bachelor's degree in Music Composition. Bale <mask> completed his bachelor's degree in 1995 after studying composition and choral conducting. The inspiration that put the young composer on the musical path came from Weiller. He wrote a setting for his college choir at the age of 21 and presented it to David Weiller as a gift. He studied Composition with John Corigliano and David Diamond at the Juilliard School, where he earned his master's degree. His first piece for Wind Orchestra, "Ghost Train", has been recorded more than 40 times.Tom was interested in writing for wind ensembles. He met his future wife, Hila Plitmann, and two of his closest friends, composers Steven Bryant and Jonathan Newman. He lived in Nevada until he was 25. He moved to Los Angeles after the success of "Ghost Train" and became a full-time professional composer. Light& Gold was the No.1 classical album in the US and UK within a week of it's release, and won a gramophone award. Water Night was released on Decca in April 2012 and featured performances from his choir, the Eric Whitacre Singers, as well as the London Symphony Orchestra and Hila Plitmann. The London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, the Los Angeles Master Chorale, Chanticleer, the Philharmonia Orchestra, the Tallis Scholars, the King's Singers, Dallas Winds, the Berlin Rundfunkchor, and the Minnesota Orchestra have all been written for by <mask>.His work of music theater, Paradise Lost: Shadows and Wings, won the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Harold Arlen Award and the Richard Rodgers Award. They collaborated on Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice, as well as co-writing the theme for Pirates of the Caribbean: On Tides. The winning entries of the Abbey Road 80th Anniversary Anthem Competition were recorded in the Abbey Road studio. The Soaring Leap initiative is a one-day workshop where singers, conductors, and composers read, rehearse, and perform several of his works. During the Autumn Term,<mask> was a visiting fellow at Sidney Sussex College. He worked with students in masterclasses and workshops and composed a piece for the Choir of Sidney Sussex College. He was a composer in residence at Cambridge University.He was the artist in residence with the Los Angeles Master Chorale. He co-presented the choir of the year. Hila Plitmann was married to <mask> in 1998. The couple wed in Maui, Hawaii, in March 2019. A trademark of the pieces is the use of aleatoric and indeterminate sections, as well as unusual score instructions involving, in some cases, hand actions or props. His work is described as "weightless" and as the sort of music that Vaughan Williams might have composed. "Leonardo Dreams of His Flying Machine" was described by Anthony Tommasini as "full of sound effects, portentous harmony and fractured riffs", and "the music was rather hokey, like a choral equivalent of a blatant film score."His style is described as "full of shimmering, shuddering, shifting harmonies that awaken the ear to a contemporary yet accessible voice". "neo-impressionistic" is the term that has been used to describe <mask>'s style. The Virtual Choir projects were inspired by a video sent to him of a young girl named Britlin Losee from Glen Cove, New York, singing one of his choral pieces. Singers record and post their videos all over the world. Each video is combined into a single performance to create the Virtual Choir. A test run of Sleep, followed by Lux Aurumque in 2009, and then Sleep again in 2010. There are 185 singers from 12 countries in the Virtual Choir performance of Lux Aurumque.More than 2,000 voices from 58 countries were involved in the Virtual Choir 2.0, "Sleep". The Virtual Choir 3, Water Night, was released in April 2012 with 3,746 submissions from 73 countries. 3,746 videos had been uploaded by 2,945 people in 73 countries, singing one or more parts of "Water Night". On April 15, the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, the "Water Night" Virtual Choir video was shown in the new Titanic Belfast building. There are 8,409 videos from 5,905 people from 101 different countries. The festival was held at Buckingham Palace. The World of Color Honor Choir was put together by Disney.The song was written for an event. 1,473 singers from all over the United States were included in the final product. The Virtual Youth Choir was launched at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games. The singers were from more than 80 countries. On May 4, 2018, he announced that the piece would be called Virtual Choir 5. 'Glow' was written for the Winter Dreams holiday show at Disneyland. More than 60 million views have been registered for the Virtual Choirs.On May 2, 2020,<mask> announced that the sixth iteration of Virtual Choir would be an original song. It had its world premiere on July 19, 2020, and featured 17,572 singers from 129 countries. Sing as One was released in December 2020. There are recordings of all eight virtual choirs in the album. Deep Field Deep Field is a 4k film for IMAX, cinema, projection in concert with live orchestra and for screenings at arts and science events. It is an audiovisual collaboration between NASA, the Space Telescope Science Institute, and Music Production. It was shown at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida and has since been seen at a number of other places.There are several STEAM education programs in North America, Europe and elsewhere. The Deep Field image is the greatest discovery of the Hubble Space Telescope. The soundtrack features the Virtual Choir 5, representing 120 countries, as well as the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Eric Whitacre Singers. The choir performs music from the Renaissance through to the present day, including the work of their founder and conductor. In 2012 the <mask> Singers made their debut at thebbc proms in a program that included a collaboration with Imogen Heap. The choir performed at the ceremony for the Laureate of the Templeton Prize. They worked with British soul artist Laura Mvula and were featured at the iTunes Festival, broadcast to 118 countries.Light& Gold,<mask>'s first album with Decca, was released in October 2010. The album won the award for Best Choral Performance. Water Night was released in April 2012 in the United States. He has been releasing on his own independent label, UNQUIET, which he established as a joint venture with his managers. Deep Field, Goodnight Moon and a 10-inch gatefold vinyl featuring the choral cover of Trent Reznor's "Hurt" are features on UNQUIET. On October 24, 2010,<mask> conducted an all-American program with the London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus at the Barbican London in a performance that featured his commission for the London symphony chorus. He was a guest conductor of the Christmas performance of the Berlin Rundfunkchor and conducted the I Vocalisti choir.A concert of his work was held at the Wales Millennium Centre in November 2010. His work of music theater, Paradise Lost: Shadows and Wings, continued to be developed. There was a concert at Carnegie Hall. A quartet of composers, consisting of himself, Steven Bryant, Jonathan Newman, and James Bonney, aspires to "enrich the wind ensemble repertoire with music unbound by traditional thought or cliché." He made his debut with a late-night prom. In 2015, he returned to conduct a program of all-American music with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The piece was inspired by the Hubble Deep Field images and audience members play music from their mobile apps.There was a massed choir of 400 singers on the Mall, Washington D.C., to mark Flag Day and the bicentenary of "The Star-Spangled Banner". The Sacred Veil is a new work by poet/lyricist Charles Anthony Silvestri. Silvestri's wife, Julie, died of ovarian cancer at the age of 36. His texts and the score tell a story of love, loss, and the search for solace. The Los Angeles Times described the work as "memorably"celebrating the precarious beauty of life, offering the welcome consolation of art and a momentary stay against our collective fate. The recordings of the work were released in August 2020. The Raymond W. Brock Commission given by the American Choral Directors Association was one of the awards that <mask> won.The Richard Rodgers Award was earned by him for his work in Paradise Lost: Shadows and Wings. Cloudburst and Other Choral Works was nominated for a gramophone in 2007. His album "Light& Gold" won a gramophone for Best Choral Performance. The works Wind ensemble October Sleep has a semitone lower from C-sharp minor to C minor and Cloudburst has a semitone lower from C-sharp minor to C minor. Hila Plitmann is a vocalist. John Powell wrote How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. <mask> Singers used in choral segments Trigger, stock music Kung Fu Panda 3, Conductor and vocal arrangements Alligator Alley, stock music The Great American Songs, composer Enjoy the Silence, composer References External links Biography on Hyperion Records

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title: Edmund Wragge

texts: The first narrow gauge railways in North America were constructed by <mask>. He was invited back to Britain in 1897 to work on the approaches of the Great Central Railway. <mask> was the second son of seven children who were born to the <mask> family. <mask>'s parents were cousins. Their families were prosperous lawyers and bankers in the English Midlands. Boulton and Watt's legal business was handled by Ingleby & Wragge. The Wragges were both lawyers and bankers.Charles John <mask> was an attorney who became a partner in a bank with a Member of Parliament. The bank had a liquidity crisis as a result of Rufford's speculations. Red Hill House was sold in 1852. The impact of these events must have been significant for <mask>, who was 15 years old at the time. <mask> was educated at Rossall School. He began his engineering career as a student of Mr. Fox, Henderson and Company in London Works. John Henderson was a friend of Wragge's father.<mask> finished his education in London with Sir Charles Fox and Son after the partnership between Fox and Henderson ended. A position with Fox, the celebrated engineer of the Crystal Palace, would have required payment of a substantial premium. <mask> spent three and a half years in South Africa as a district engineer on the construction of the Cape Town and Wellington Railway. The consultant engineer of the proposed line was Sir Charles Fox. The Cape Town Railway and Dock Company was incorporated in London in 1854 to build the line from Cape Town to Wellington. <mask> was responsible for work on 14 miles of the line. It is possible that it was a part of the line near Stellenbosch where the railway arrived in 1862 and where he married the daughter of a clergyman there.The railway was finished in 1863. After returning to England with his wife, England Wragge was an assistant engineer on the London, Chatham and Dover Railway. He was the resident engineer in charge of the reconstruction of the approaches from Battersea to Victoria Station for three years. The high level lines at Battersea were engineered by Sir Charles Fox & Sons. He prepared a proposal for a light railway between 1850 and 1900. On November 30, 1865, plans and documents were deposited by Sir Charles Fox and <mask>. The first uneconomic light railway project that Colonel Fred Stephens engineered was the Rother Valley Railway, which was built in 1900.The Kent and East Sussex Railway is a preserved steam railway line. <mask> was a resident engineer on the works of the Waterloo & Whitehall Railway for three years in the 19th century. This was to have been a pneumatic tube railway in a cast iron tube that was driven by an atmospheric engine. The enabling act was obtained by the line. The tube was laid in a trench on the bed of the river, but it was abandoned in 1868 due to the financial crisis. The Bakerloo line of the London Underground has part of the route in it. Fox asked Sir Charles to go to Costa Rica in 1868 to make a survey for a narrow gauge railway across the country from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast.Sir Charles Fox and Sons was to submit a bid on the basis of the survey. Leonard was Wragge's assistant. After a long and difficult journey by steamer to Panama, by rail across the Isthmus, another steamer to the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, followed by several days in a mule train to the capital, San José, he was devastated to find that American contractors had beaten him by two After unsuccessful attempts to upset the contract, Wragge and Carlyon went back to England, but Wragge died on the ship and was buried in Jamaica. The Institution of Civil Engineers granted membership to Wragge in January 1870. He was sponsored by Sir Charles Fox, and his candidate circular provides details of his career, but also an insight into Wragge's lengthy list of seconders from the railway industry, including some distinguished proponents of the narrow gauge. According to Wragge's letters, he worked on a project in the English Midlands for some months before Sir Charles Fox secured him the position of chief engineer of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway.The placement must have been settled by telegram, because Douglas Fox left Toronto on 27 July 1869, promising to have an engineer sent out, and <mask> left for Norway on 1 August 1869. Between 1869 and 1874, Wragge engineered and constructed over 280 route miles of the 3 ft 6 in gauge railways at a total cost of over one million dollars. The railways were built to open up the interior of the province of Ontario to settlement. The T&NR was the first public passenger railway in North America and attracted several visits from American engineers who were interested in constructing similar railways. <mask> was appointed to the central executive committee after he spoke at the first National Narrow Gauge Convention. Wragge's railways were technically innovative in their motive power, using large 'Fairlie' articulated types for freight haulage, and purchasing numbers of powerful and successful British 4-6-0 types, 24 years before such locomotives were first accepted in Britain. The railways were described in two technical papers.In 1875, he gave up his position with the T&NR in order to become the general manager of the TG&BR, and the respect he had earned is reflected in the minutes of the T&NR Annual General Meeting of that year. Wragge oversaw the conversion of the line to standard gauge. <mask> was appointed Toronto area manager for the Grand Trunk Railway on October 8, 1884. Wragge was elected vice president of the Ontario and Sault Ste Marie Railway in 1891. Wragge was well known to Sir Henry Tyler. The 2nd Union Station at Toronto, which was completed in 1873, was not large enough to hold all the passengers. The expansion was completed in 1895 and Wragge was the head of construction.During this period, <mask> occasionally returned to Britain, and a letter in his 1884 correspondence shows that he was working with Sir Charles Fox and Sons on negotiations for the building of the Quebec North Shore Railway. <mask> was asked by the president of the Canadian Pacific Railway to act as an arbiter in compensation negotiations. In 1896, at the age of 60, he returned to England to take part in the building of the last main line into Central London, that of the Great Central Railway. The most difficult part of the connection was to drive a mainline railway through the London suburbs to the end. Sir Charles Fox and Sons were the consultants here. <mask> was the resident engineer from 1897 to 1899 and lived in the St Marylebone district. The completion of the line was marked by the presentation of technical papers to the Institution of Civil Engineers.The engineering and construction of the approaches to Marylebone Station were described in a paper by G. A. Hobson and <mask>. <mask> and Hobson were awarded the Telford medal for their work. The great railway bridge of 1905 was designed by Hobson. <mask> was in private practice until he retired in 1914. He died in Toronto at the age of 93. The births and deaths of British railway civil engineers.

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title: Shawn Daivari

texts: <mask> is an American professional wrestler better known as <mask>. He is a producer for the company. He is well known for his time in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling where he was a former X Division champion and has also appeared in Ring of Honor and Lucha Underground. Daivari along with fellow wrestlers Ken Anderson, brother <mask>, Molly Holly, and Arik Cannon operate a wrestling school called The academy: School of Professional Wrestling in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Daivari was a fan of Mick Foley and Bret Hart. His hero was <mask>. At the age of 15, he participated in his first professional wrestling match.He began his career in the independent scene. He has represented Iran in international title matches. Daivari appeared on Nitro in 1998 as a fan. He wrestled Glenn Gilberti and Ken Anderson in a tag team match on the February 26, 2003 episode of Explosion. <mask> was defeated by Tommy Dreamer on the October 5, 2003 episode of Sunday Night Heat. Between April and July 2004, he made four appearances for Ring of Honor. Daivari signed a contract with World Wrestling Entertainment in August 2004 and made his debut on the December 13 episode of Raw, later shortened to Daivari.After the 9/11 attacks, two Arab Americans were tired of being stereotyped and prejudiced. Daivari would scream instructions in Persian to Hassan when he was his manager. In the following weeks, they would back up their words with actions, starting a feud with Jim Ross and Jerry "The King" Lawler. On April 3, 2005, <mask> and Hassan were involved in an angle with Hogan. Hogan ejected both men from the ring after attacking Eugene. <mask> was interrupted during a promo by <mask> and Hassan. Michaels was left powerless in the ring by the two attackers.On the April 11, 2005, episode of Raw, <mask>'s first singles match took place. Daivari got the upset win despite Michaels being heavily favored. Michaels demanded a match against both <mask> and Hassan. Bischoff refused to grant a handicap match, but ordered Michaels to find a partner. The partner turned out to be <mask> and Hogan. On the April 18, 2005, episode of Raw, Michaels was once again double teamed by <mask> and Hassan until Hogan made the save. The Backlash pay-per-view was set for May 1, 2005, after Hogan accepted Michaels' offer to tag.At Backlash, Hogan and Michaels picked up the win, which led to tension between the two since Hassan blamed Daivari for the loss. Daivari's future as a team was in question after the next night on Raw. Daivari and Hassan were drafted to the show. On June 23, 2005, was part of a package deal. On the July 7, 2005 episode of SmackDown!, General Manager Theodore Long put Daivari in a match against The Taker, and Muhammad Hassan in a match against The Taker at The Great American Bash. Five masked men were summoned to the ring after Hassan began to pray on the ramp. The masked men beat and killed The Wrestler, and put him in a camel clutch.Daivari was carried off like a martyr by masked men. Despite the terrorist attacks in London, the controversial imagery was aired uncut in North America. This is an episode of the show. The skit was taped three days before the attack occurred, so it was aired on Thursday. UPN requested that the Muhammad Hassan character be removed from the network. He was removed from SmackDown by WWE. There is a Great American Bash.The Last Ride was given to Hassan after he lost in a match. It was reported that he sustained serious injuries and had to be rushed to a nearby medical facility; this was an angle to "kill off" the character. Daivari reported to WWE's Deep South Wrestling for training and repackaging after Hassan retired from professional wrestling. He made his debut on Ohio Valley Wrestling TV in September 2005 as the "Sheik" Daivari. On November 7, 2005, Daivari was the special guest referee for the tag team match between <mask> and John Cena and Kurt Angle and Chris Masters. During the match, Daivari favored Masters, who won the match when Michaels was caught with a chair. On November 21, 2005, Kurt Angle announced that Daivari would be the referee for all of his future matches, including his title match against John Cena.Mr. McMahon changed his mind at the trial of Eric Bischoff. As his manager, Daivari was aligned with Kurt. On the January 13, 2006 episode of SmackDown!, Angle and Daivari were drafted to the show, and on the same night, he won the World Heavyweight Championship. Their contract on Raw expired, which allowed them to switch brands. The non-title match went ahead, but Daivari accidentally cost Angle the match against Michaels. When Daivari slapped Angle, he was Slammed over the ropes and down to the floor on the outside of the ring. The services of Daivari were no longer needed when the break was over.A short time later, Daivari faced his former client in a match, during which Mark Henry, the number one contender for Angle's title, attacked him. Daivari announced after the match that he was now managing Henry and that he continued to manage Henry during his feud with The Undertaker. Daivari was not seen on television in the weeks leading up to Wrestlemania 22 when he suffered a chokeslam and tombstone piledriver at the hands of The Undertaker. On the April 7, 2006 episode of SmackDown!, Daivari brought in The Great Khali to attack The Undertaker during his match with Mark Henry. Daivari presented him to the crowd, hyping him as an unstoppable monster. Daivari would accompany Khali to the ring as he attacked various shows. They are superstars.It was on May 21, 2006 that Khali would win the match against TheUndertaker. On the June 2, 2006 episode of "Smackdown!," Daivari and Khali appeared as guests on "Piper's Pit," in which "Rowdy"Piper made fun of Khali, who supposedly couldn't speak English. "If this was twenty years ago, I would have stood on the bottom rope", he said, before Khali grabbed him by the throat. Daivari made the other person put the other person down and straightened the other person's jacket, at which the other person slapped Daivari, but was then given a chop by the other person. The original guest on the Pit was The Wrestler, but he declined the invitation a few days before. When The Great Khali became inactive due to injury, Daivari was taken off the road as well. On the October 31, 2006 episode of ECW onSci Fi, Daivari defeated "The Reject" Shannon Moore to become an official member of the ECW brand.Daivari's original theme music was used as well as his Persian rants on the microphone. Moore was manhandled by The Great Khali. Daivari continued his winning streak over the next several weeks with The Great Khali usually following up the contest with a chokebomb on Daivari's opponent. Daivari defeated Tommy Dreamer after a schoolboy roll-up at December to Dismember. The Great Khali caught Dreamer and planted him on the ramp with a chokebomb. On January 8, 2007, The Great Khali appeared on Raw. Daivari accompanied Khali to the ring for his match against Dreamer on ECW.Daivari came back to the show. On February 9, 2007, he defeated Gregory Helms in a non-title match. He wrestled in the open for the title at No Way Out. He started wrestling in the division. In March 2007, he was involved in a feud between Kane and The Great Khali. He was dragged backstage by Kane's chain and hook and left with multiple injuries in his first match. Daivari was defeated again by Kane a few weeks later.Daivari returned to the competition. A few months later, together with Jamie Noble and Chavo Guerrero, they were defeated by Jimmy Wang Yang, Paul London and Brian Kendrick. On the June 15, 2007, episode of SmackDown!, Daivari competed in a fatal four-way number one contender match for the Cruiserweight Championship, which he lost to Yang and also involved Shannon Moore and Noble. Daivari was drafted back to Raw in the supplemental draft. He lost to Jeff Hardy on the June 18, 2007, episode of Raw. On the July 30, 2007, episode of Raw, Daivari was defeated byCody Rhodes who had to win his match or be fired from the company. Daivari's losing streak continued when he failed to win the position of General Manager of Raw after Rhodes defeated him.Daivari won against Super Crazy and "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan on Heat. He lost to Duggan in a flag match on his return to Raw. <mask> was released from his contract. <mask> made his return to the World Wrestling Entertainment on May 3, 2011, when he competed in a dark match before the SmackDown tapings. <mask> and his brother, Ariya <mask>, were driven out of the ring by four new Saudi recruits during a segment at the Greatest Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia. He was hired by World Wrestling Entertainment as a producer in January, but was later released as part of budget cuts due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. He came back on June 11, 2021.Daivari made his debut for PCW at the PCW's Heroes 2 event in November 2007. J.T. was wrestled by him. In a triple threat match for the PCW Cruiserweight Championship, "Jiggle-O" James Johnson was defeated by "Lamothe". He returned to PCW on February 23, 2008 to wrestle a triple threat match for the PCW Cruiserweight Championship against Robert Evans and Aaron Eagle, who won and became the new champion. The Bussey Brothers announced on September 6, 2008, that Daivari would return on September 20, 2008, to team with them to take on Eagle and his partner. Action Jackson was Eagle's tag team partner. Jackson was hurt at the hands of Mace.Mike Foxx, who was supposedly suspended and also Eagle's main rival, unexpectedly saved Eagle from an attack and announced he would be Eagle's partner. If Eagle did not win, he would not get a chance to defend his title again. On September 20, Daivari and The Busseys defeated Eagle and Foxx when Foxx turned on Eagle and Daivari showed his WMD, the Weapon of Mass Destruction, for the victory. Eagle would get a title shot at Sick 'n' Twisted on October 11. On April 4, 2008, Daivari made his AMW debut in a triple threat match against Robert Evans and Wally Darkmon. Daivari won the match to become the new light champ. He lost the AMW Light Heavyweight Championship to Darkmon in a casket match on September 12, 2008.Davari lost in the main event to Mandrake for the IWW International Heavyweight Championship at an Irish Whip Wrestling event in Dublin, Ireland in June 2008. Daivari made his debut in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling on the June 12, 2008, episode of Impact! The captain of Team International was in the World X Cup Tournament. Daivari signed a contract. On the July 24, 2008, episode of Impact!, it was announced that he had joined the roster under the name of Sheik Abdul Bashir. After helping Petey Williams retain the X Division Championship over Creed at Hard Justice on August 10, 2008, he quickly established himself as a heel. His debut match was on Impact.It was a victory over Jay Lethal. On September 14, 2008, Bashir defeated Williams and Creed in a three-way match to win the X Division Championship. Bashir defeated Creed at Bound for Glory IV to win the X Division Championship. On the October 23, 2008, live episode of Impact!, Bashir successfully defended the X Division Championship against Jay Lethal. He attacked Rhino after he confronted him about his political views. Daivari was taken to "wrestler court" at the week's Impact! 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Pat Kenney was the bailiff for the proceedings. Daivari had to give the locker room beer and booze after he was found guilty. On the November 13, 2008, episode of Impact!, Bashir lost the X Division Championship to Eric Young. During the match, Bashir shoved the official of the company to the mat after he questioned the actions of the crowd.Eric Young hit his Death Valley driver on Bashir after Sewell attacked him, pinning him for the win and the championship. Young's title reign was null and void because Bashir was given the championship back the following week due to Sewell's interference. Young defeated Bashir for the title for the second time at Final Resolution on December 7, 2008, ending Bashir's reign of 84 days. After the match, Bashir tried to leave with the championship belt, but was stopped by Jim Cornette who announced that he was vacating the title. On January 11, 2009, Sewell defeated Bashir in a match that ended their feud. Bashir formed an alliance with Eric Young, Kiyoshi and The British Invasion in July of 2009. Homicide was later joined by them.During the "Feast or Fired" match at Final Resolution on December 20, 2009, Bashir was able to pick up one of the four briefcases. He was immediately fired from the company after he picked up a pink slip. Daivari said he originally signed a two-year extension with the understanding that Jeff Jarrett would be his boss, but he could not see eye to eye with the new management and asked for his release. Daivari returned to Ring of Honor on February 5, 2010, at the tapings of Ring of Honor Wrestling on HDNet, once again portraying an anti-American heel. He joined The Embassy at the March 6 tapings. At Death Before Dishonor VIII, he participated in a gauntlet match for the ROH World Championship. At Glory By Honor IX on September 11, 2010, Daivari was unsuccessful in his attempt to win the ROH World Television Championship.On April 15, 2015, Daivari made his debut at Lucha Underground as DelAvar <mask>, a wrestler from a wealthy family, sitting in the audience. On the April 22, 2015, episode, Daivari attacked Texano after Texano pushed him. Daivari won his in-ring debut against Texano after Texano attacked the referee. Big Ryck was hired by Daivari to protect him from Texano and Bengala. Due to the alliance not paying off for Daivari, he attacked Ryck with a steel folding chair. Daivari didn't show up in the second season. He was defeated in a dark match by Paul London.Daivari returned to the independent circuit in 2010 after his debut in At Oddball Wrestling where The Daivari Brothers lost to The Ringrydas. He won the AWR No Limits Championship in Bordeaux, France, on November 10, 2010, in the first event of the tour. Daivari made his debut on the Twisted Steel Tour. Daivari won the vacant PWS New York State Championship on May 8, 2011. He and Ariya Daivari went to the finals of the CWE Tag Team Championship Tournament, but lost to Danny Duggan and Kenny Omega. Daivari was announced as one of the four team captains for the pilot tapings of All Wheels Wrestling in June 2011. At the pilot tapings on June 29, Dubai was defeated by Jay Lethal in a five-minute Iron Man match and then by Sonjay Dutt in an Ultimate X match.Daivari was part of the Ring Ka King project in India and formed The Sheiks with his brother. Daivari won the Big Time Wrestling Cruiserweight Championship. Family Wrestling Entertainment (FWE) challenged the Adrenaline Express for the FWE Tag Team Championship in October. Daivari defeated Crowbar in the House of Hardcore's first show. Daivari lost via pinfall to Exile, though the outcome was disputed because he pointed out that he had his foot on the bottom rope. He only made a few appearances on the independent circuit in the last year. He was eliminated from the Call Your Shot gauntlet match at Bound for Glory on October 24, 2020 as he was wearing the ring name Daivari.Daivari lost to Eddie. Daivari lost in the first round to Jake Something in the fourth Super X Cup tournament at Genesis. <mask> was the new member of theContra Unit. <mask> was born in Minnesota to Iranian parents who came to the United States in the 1970s. He speaks Persian very well. He has two brothers. His younger brother, Ariya, is also a professional wrestler.Mansome was directed by Morgan Spurlock. Daivari gained attention for choking a drunk, disruptive passenger unconscious with a rear naked choke on a lightrail en route to the Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport after police were slow to respond to another passenger hitting an emergency button. The academy: School of Professional Wrestling was founded in 2016 by Daivari, Ken Anderson, Molly Holly, and Arik Cannon.

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title: Zack Cozart

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