title: Edmond Fleg

texts: <mask> was a Jewish French writer, thinker, novelist, essayist and playwright of the 20th century. <mask> was an important figure in the Jewish awakening during the interwar years because of his oeuvre. Jewish writers began to define what it meant to be a Jew in the context of French Third Republic universalism after World War I. The foundation of a modern French Jewish spirituality and self-understanding was formed through his writings, which were based on Jewish and Christian texts. <mask> was calling for an exploration of the living texts of traditional Judaism as the basis for a modern Jewish identity, establishing a new literary direction devoted to re-interpreting biblical texts and legends. On November 26, 1874, <mask> was born to a Swiss-based Alsatian Jewish family. At the time of his birth, <mask>'s parents lived in Switzerland, but their roots were in France.Fleg's family had a strong loyalty to the emancipatory values of the French Revolution when Jews were granted full citizenship. The liberal ideals of the French revolution were similar to the principles of Judaism that Fleg's parents believed to be the same. Fleg received both secular and religious education. Fleg questioned god, spirituality, and religion as a young boy. Fleg said that he had no understanding of Hebrew and the entire spectacle felt artificial to him. He would say, "lying in bed, my soul was searching, asking the Eternal to show me when Judaism had become so distasteful." He began his formal education in Paris at the cole Normale Supérieure.The emphasis on Neo-Kantianism appealed to middle-class Frenchman such as <mask>. He was a teacher of the German language. He was one of the leaders of the Action Franaise. They agreed that Jewish and French nationalisms traveled in parallel lines. <mask> joined the French Foreign Legion in order to fight for his adopted country. He was made an officer of the Legion of Honor after winning the Croix de Guerre. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217His work was influenced by the reports of pogroms and the Dreyfus affair. <mask>'s world view was shattered by the antisemitism unleashed by the Dreyfus affair. <mask> had no doubt that Dreyfus was innocent as the affair progressed, but it became difficult to forget that he was a Jew. Fleg was awakened by the political and social realities around him. Fleg thought that the injustice was a sign that he had the same fate as Dreyfus, even if he didn't like it. <mask> and other Franco-Jewish intellectuals developed a deep sense of betrayal. Fleg heard about Zionism for the first time.Between 1913 and 1948, Ecoute, Isral and Anthologie appeared. Pourquoi je suis juif was published in 1928 by F. die Schrift. He was one of the founding members of the Amitiés judéo-chrétiennes. He wanted to build a bridge to Christianity with his 1960 work Vers le Monde qui vient. <mask>'s sons were killed in the Second World War. <mask> died in Paris. There are three main categories for Fleg's writing: religious poetry, biographical works, and autobiographical and other essays on Jewish themes.Considered to be one of France's leading writers, he authored countless essays, 17 plays and operas, 10 books of poetry and four novels. He translated and adapted work by other writers and poets. Anthologie juive, L'Enfant prophte, The Boy Prophet, and Why I am a Jew are books. The Life of Solomon and The Life of Mose are both Biographies. The Wall of Weeping is a poem by La Mur des Pleurs. Genesis was translated into French in 1946, while the bible was translated into 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 Ernest Bloch's opera dipe is about George Enescu.He completed a long version of the opera within a year of being commissioned to write it. References include 20th-century French novelists, 20th-century French poets, 20th-century French dramatists, and 20th-century French translators.

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title: Nuno Bettencourt

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texts: <mask> was born on September 20, 1966 in Portugal. He was the lead guitarist of Extreme. He has recorded a solo album and founded several bands. He recorded new music and toured with Extreme in 2007. <mask> was born on September 20, 1966 in Praia da Vitria, Terceira, Azores, Portugal. His family moved to Massachusetts when he was four years old. Initially, <mask> had little interest in music, preferring to spend his time playing hockey and football.His first instrument was the drums, and he played them exclusively until his brother Lus started teaching him the guitar. While <mask> was slow to adopt the instrument, his skills quickly developed when he began teaching himself, and he has mentioned in many interviews that he would skip many school days to practice up to seven hours a day. In his sophomore and junior years of high school, <mask> dropped out of sports to focus on playing guitar. He dropped out of high school for the same reason. Eddie Van Halen was one of <mask>'s earliest influences. As he developed his craft as a guitarist and a writer, his influences expanded to include the Beatles, Queen, Paco de Luca, and Kayak. <mask> rose to international prominence as a guitar player after he joined the Boston-area group Extreme in 1985.After <mask> joined the group, the band was signed to A&M Records. The single version of Janet Jackson's "Black Cat" became a number one hit on the Hot 100. "Hole Hearted" and " More Than Words" are two of Extreme's most popular songs. <mask> was admired by rock guitar enthusiasts. He was named the "most valuable player" of 1991 by Guitar World magazine, after he was voted the "best new talent" in a 1991 readers' poll. III Sides to Every Story was released in 1992. The brass and string sections were composed and arranged by <mask>.The band broke up in 1996 after <mask> decided to pursue a solo career. Gary Cherone became the lead singer of Van Halen. Schizophonic was <mask>'s first solo effort and he had been working on it for five years. The album was well-received, but not a commercial success. On December 16, 1997, <mask>'s new band Mourning Widows released their self-titled debut album in Japan on Polydor Records. In the first month, it sold 45,000. The band featured his brother Roberto Carlos's son on bass and New York drummer Jeff Consi.In 2000, Mourning Widow's follow-up, furnished souls for rent, was released in the U.S. Japan and New England have strong followings for both Mourning Widows releases. Population 1 was formed by Bettencourt and released a self-titled and self-produced 2002 release. Session from Room Four was released by Population 1 in 2004. Near Death Experience was renamed due to legal issues. The band was changed to Drama Gods. The first album by Drama Gods was made available as a digital download in 2006 after it was released as an import.The Universal/Japan CD and DVD release of Guitar Wars featured solo and collective performances of <mask> with many others, including Steve Hackett and John Paul Jones. Satellite Party is a band that was formed by Jane's Addiction's Perry Farrell. The band played at the festival. Satellite Party's debut album, Ultra Payloaded, was produced by <mask>. <mask> left Satellite Party due to concerns about the direction of the band's live show. Extreme reformed in 2007, with the exception of Paul Geary, to begin work on a new album. The album was released in August of 2008.The soundtrack for the movie Smart People was composed by <mask>. The cover of the soundtrack has <mask> on it. Gary Cherone's track "Need I Say More" is on the soundtrack. The album is available on the internet. <mask> was featured in a song and video by Marshall Eriksen, a character on How I Met Your Mother. The video was a parody of Extreme's " More Than Words" video, in which the entire main cast of How I Met Your Mother made appearances. In 1990 <mask> played rhythm guitar on the single version of Janet Jackson's "Black Cat," which was his first pop collaboration and a number one hit.Dweezil Zappa's release was produced by <mask>. On this record <mask> also sings lead vocals for the first time, on a semi-ballad entitled "The Kiss", as well as playing guitar and singing background vocals on some other tracks. Extreme members Gary Cherone and Pat Badger contributed. "Where Are You Going" was co-written and produced by <mask>. He was in the studio with Robert Palmer to record his album. Steve Perry said that <mask> has collaborated with him to write and arrange songs. He co-authored Tantric's hit single "Hey Now" and has written and recorded for many other people.Suze DeMarchi has collaborated with <mask> and her Baby Animals bandmates. He co- wrote "Because I Can" on Baby Animals' second release, Shaved and Dangerous. He contributed to the writing, recording, and production of DeMarchi's solo debut. Magnolia was produced by <mask> for Lcia Moniz. He was a singer and guitarist in the song "Try Again", which was included in Magnolia. In 2006 <mask> and his band Drama Gods contributed their song "S'OK" to the album project Artists for Charity, which benefited World Vision Canada. In November 2009, <mask> announced that he would be the lead guitarist on the Last Girl on Earth Tour, and that he had appeared on several TV shows and other performances.He has played as the lead guitarist on every tour since, including the Diamonds World tour. Steel Panther reported in July of 2011 that <mask> would be coming in to do something on Balls Out. The track "It Won't Suck Itself" was a result of the collaboration. Suze DeMarchi, lead singer of Australian band Baby Animals, married <mask> in 1994. They had two children together, Lorenzo Aureolino <mask> in 2002 and Bebe <mask> in 1996. The couple separated. <mask> <mask> was born in 1966 and his official site is Allmusic.

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title: Dellamarie Parrilli

texts: An American painter and visual artist and record producer who is known for her evolving, self-taught abstract style that spans numerous genres and media is <mask>. There have been gallery exhibitions in Europe and the United States of America. When she turned to visual arts and painting as her full-time focus, she was a singer. She was an executive producer of Jane Siberry's album Angels Bend Closer. After her father was killed by a drunk driver, she began singing at age 11 and her family was left homeless after a devastating house fire. She began to express her pain and suffering through music, writing, and art. She graduated with a degree in music.A contemporary review noted that a one-woman variety show act that was influenced by "Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli and Jacques Brel" was performed under the stage name "Della Marie". There was a collection of standards and show tunes on the private-issue album. When "Judy: The Songs and Stories of a Legend" was about to open on Broadway, the show's creator was diagnosed with Sjgren's syndrome. She ended her singing and performance career because of the two conditions. One month after Hoxie's opened, it won the Chicago Tribune Dining Poll for "best new restaurant". The restaurant closed in 2000 because of an illness caused by wounds inflicted by a dog. Toxic mold was discovered in her home after she recovered.After bouts with illness, she turned to art as a full-time pursuit. In February 2002 a public art exhibition was held in the gallery of the Fine Arts Building in Chicago, followed by a long run of exhibitions in New York and Chicago. Her work is featured in numerous private and corporate collections throughout the United States. The Schirmer Encyclopedia of Art author Ann Landi noted that <mask> had "developed her own expressionist vocabulary," while also noting the "obvious and parallels with mainstream modernism." NY Arts magazine praised the woman for her "audacity to tackle seemingly worn-out formulas, to give them a mighty shake, and to conjure something that is all her own." The early works utilized oils that were applied with "staccato pallet knife strokes", and were often characterized by the use of a "distinctive violet hue." She is one of the most worthy successors to the action painters, and she uses saturated color to convey the sensation of light.She creates art that is inherently dynamic and meditative, and that is a rarity in the genre of abstract painting, according to Ruthie Tucker. Nancy di Benedetto, a lecturer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, claimed that the painting "flows and pulsates with a resonance from the world around her." According to di Benedetto, the influence of Parrilli's performing career upon her early art was strong. By 2007, the style had changed from using oils to using a layering technique. Although created in a style similar to Jackson Pollock, this period of Parrilli's work also dabbled in a style that allusions to Asian screen painting, and included a set of paintings that were "dominated by large, bold areas of bright primaries." She continued to use violet colors as well as bright colors in "unlikely-yet-complementary color combinations" that prompted the comment that "it often appears that she has dipped her brush in liquid light rather than physical pigment." As her art developed, her fascination with light would gain even more prominence.The nine-month search for stronger luminescence began in 2008. The search led to the use of a polycarbonate sheeting. This set of polycarbon based works continued to draw influence from Eastern painting techniques, "embracing both Eastern and Western picture-making strategies without coming down firmly on one side or the other." In the 2010s, she moved to Los Angeles, where she employed even more disparate and unusual media and techniques. Her Los Angeles-based work operates in several different styles, those being three-dimensional polycarbon on acrylic cubes; large watercolors on canvas with added acrylic texture and/or "wet on wet" painting techniques; and similarly large acrylic on canvas paintings. In the U.S. and Europe, his work has been exhibited. "Rhapsodic Abstractions: Variations On A Theme" is a solo exhibition of her work."Viridian Affiliate Artists" exhibition was held in New York, NY, and was a part of numerous group exhibitions. The Northern Indiana Arts Association gave the Richard W. and Wanda Gardner Memorial Award for "Searching For The Divine" in 2002. Jane Siberry's album Angels Bend Closer was produced by <mask> as a record producer. The album release had an art director and a photographer. Siberry said that Parrilli added a renewed energy to the album's arrangements. The album received positive reviews from ABC News, The Associated Press and Popdose, after being featured in NPR All Things Considered's 2016 "The Year In Music" year-end review. There are External links on the official website.

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title: Empress Wang (Ping)

texts: During the Han Dynasty, the empress was named <mask> (, personal name unknown) and she was the wife of the Duke of Ding'an. She was the daughter of a man who established a Dynasty. She was married to <mask>. She was a tragic figure, the victim of circumstances who tried to remain loyal to her husband of only a few years, but whose faithfulness to her husband's dynasty eventually led her to commit suicide at the end of her father's reign. Lady <mask> was the daughter of <mask>, the Marquess of Yichun, and was born in 8 BC. By the time of her birth, her father had resigned from his position as commander of the armed forces, which he held under his cousin Emperor Cheng and his nephew Emperor Ai. Emperor Ai's grandmother hated her father.<mask> was recalled to serve as regent to her step-grandson, the young Emperor <mask>, after Emperor Ai's death. He built a personality cult around himself and became very popular. <mask>g decided to have his daughter married to Emperor <mask> in 2 AD. According to ancient customs, Emperor <mask> would have one wife and 11 concubines, and started a selection process by identifying eligible young ladies. He petitioned the grand empress to not consider his daughter, and then started a petition to have her chosen as empress. Grand Emperor <mask> was overwhelmed by the display of affection for <mask> and ordered that <mask>'s daughter be made empress. Emperor <mask> married her in 4 AD.Young widowhood and temporary status as empress dowager, Emperor <mask> appeared to have grown out of a heart condition that he had suffered from, and it became plain that he resented <mask> for slaughtering his uncles in 3 AD and not allowing his mother to visit him. <mask>g decided to kill the emperor. The emperor was given pepper wine in the winter of 5 AD to chase away evil spirits, but it was spiked with poison. As the emperor was suffering from the effects of the poison, <mask>g wrote a secret petition to the gods, in which he offered to substitute his life for Emperor <mask>'s, and then had the petition locked away. If Emperor <mask> recovered from the poisoning, <mask> wanted to leave evidence of his faithfulness for future generations and to exonerate himself of involvement in the poisoning. After a few days of suffering, <mask> died making his widow, Empress <mask>, a widow at the age of 13. <mask> became the acting emperor after <mask>'s death.Emperor <mask>'s cousin-once-removed, a great-great-grandson of Emperor Xuan, was chosen as the next emperor by <mask> in 6 AD. <mask> was given the title of acting emperor, but he was also given the title of crown prince. The empress was given a title. At the time, <mask> promised to return the throne to Emperor Ruzi as soon as he was old enough, but in 8 AD, he seized the throne and established the Xin Dynasty. In 9 AD, the toddler Emperor Ruzi was created the Duke of Ding'an, and in the same year, the empress was given the title of duke. Empress <mask> was an unhappy widow during her father's reign, but still retained her loyalty to the Han Dynasty. She didn't attend imperial gatherings because she claimed to be ill.In 10 AD, <mask> decided that he could solve her unhappiness by having her remarry, so he changed her title to Princess Huanghuang. He was going to marry her to the son of one of his officials. Sun Jian's son was told to dress well and accompany physicians to visit Princess Huanghuang. She wouldn't receive any guests after she was offended. In 10 AD, another potential suitor for Princess Huanghuang would get himself in trouble for the way he tried to marry her. Zhen Xun, the mayor of Chang'an and the son of <mask>'s trusted ally Zhen Feng, had designs on both greater power and Princess Huanghuang. Zhen Feng was able to create some false prophecies of his own because <mask> was able to spread false prophecies to the people to convince them that he was the emperor.His first prediction was that the empire should be divided into two parts, with the western empire having his father Zhen Feng as viceroy, and the eastern empire having another important official <mask>an as viceroy. Zhen Feng and <mask> were commissioned as viceroys by <mask> after he decided to go along with the prophecy. Zhen Xun created a second false prophecy that Princess Huanghuang should be married to him. Zhen Xun was ordered to be arrested after <mask>g decided to suppress all the prophecies that didn't come from him. Zhen Xun fled after Zhen Feng committed suicide. He was exiled to Sanwei in 11 AD. There are no records of Princess Huanghuang's death until 23 AD.At that time, her father's Dynasty was in a state of disrepair. The people of Chang'an rose against <mask>, one of the strongest rebel forces, because they had entered the capital, Chang'an. The fire quickly spread to the part of the palace where Princess Huanghuang lived, after they set fire to the main imperial palace. She asked, "How can I face my Han relations again?" She died after throwing herself into the fire. Shortly afterwards, her father was killed. The biography of Exemplary Women was first started by the Han dynasty scholar.The Supplemental Biographies () is a part of the Scroll 9. The Book of Han is a genealogy reference. 97, Part 2, 99, Parts 1, 2, 3. There are three vols. 35, 36, 37, 39. The Han dynasty empresses Ancient Chinese princesses 8 BC births 23 deaths 1st-century BC Chinese women 1st-century Chinese people who committed suicide

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title: İbrahim Kaypakkaya

texts: The founder of the Communist Party of Turkey/Marxist-Leninist, <mask>, was a Turkish communist revolutionary who was an important leader of the communist movement in Turkey. He is revered by many today as a symbol of resistance and as an example of the ideas of other major leaders in Marxism–Leninism– Maoism. After being wounded in an engagement with the Turkish military in Tunceli Province, <mask> was captured and executed four months later. <mask>i family. He used to deliver magazines in the neighboring villages. As a student in the Faculty of Science at Istanbul University, he was exposed to revolutionary ideas. He joined the Revolutionary Workers and Peasants Party of Turkey.He was a founding member of the local branch of the Federation of Idea Clubs. He became the President of the apa Idea Club in 1968. The 6th Fleet of the U.S. Navy visited the University in November of 1968. The newspaper i Kyl has a view of the National Democratic Revolution. Not to be confused with the modern magazine Trksolu, he wrote articles in the magazines Aydnlk and TRKSOLU. He considered Dou Perinek to be a revisionist and opportunist and split from him. TKKO (Workers' and Peasants' Liberation Army), the armed wing of his Communist Party of Turkey/Marxist-Leninist, was formed in the cities of Tunceli.The informer village headman who caused the killing of the members of the "People's Liberation Army of Turkey" was shot and killed by <mask> and his friends. During the period of martial law, Kaypakkaya became a symbol of revolutionary solidarity and camaraderie. The Turkish government cracked down on the Communist movement in Turkey. Turkish military forces attacked Kaypakkaya and his allies in the mountains of Tunceli on January 24, 1973. Ali Haydar Yldz died after he was wounded. The military allowed <mask> to avoid capture because they left him for dead. He had to take shelter in a cave for five days in the winter.He went to a village where he asked for help from a teacher. The man locked the door and reported <mask> to the military after he took shelter in a room. The military officers tortured <mask> for four months in a notorious prison. He was forced to walk barefoot over 50 km of snow and icy rivers after he was tortured for two weeks. The leadership of the TKP/ML was destroyed by the Turkish Government. Several of his colleagues were arrested. After being tortured for 4 months, <mask> was executed by shooting in prison in 1973.He was tortured to the point of death and then shot and killed by military officers at the age of twenty-four. His corpse was cut up. According to the National Intelligence Organization, <mask> was the most dangerous revolutionary in Turkey and a serious threat to the non-communist government. <mask> became a martyr for the Turkish Communist revolutionary movement because he chose to die rather than give information. He was one of the most prominent Marxist theorists in Turkey. His most well known work is his critique of Kemalism, the state principles of Turkey, and his thesis on the national question. He is a symbol of resistance in Turkey and other countries.His views were based on taking up Maoism and splitting away from the Soviet Union's ideology. The Sino-Soviet split shaped <mask>'s life. There is a national question with the Kurds. The TKP/ML Communist Party of Turkey/Marxist-Leninist re-organized in 1978. The first party congress took place in 1978. The second congress was held in 1981 Kongresi.The Bolshevik Party split from the party after the second congress. It wasn't the first or the last split in the party. During the re-organisation period, the Communist Party of Turkey/Marxist-Leninist - Hareketi split. The Communist Party of Turkey/Marxist-Leninist - Revolutionary Proletarian, the Communist Party of Turkey/Marxist-Leninist (Maoist Party Centre) and the Maoist Communist Party all split after the second congress. As of 2007, the organisation is listed among the 12 active terrorist organizations in Turkey. Grup Munzur, syan Atei Emeki, brahime At Ozan Emeki, and Ibrahim yolda Films K are in culture. " His Name is Our Pride, His Party is Our Honor, His Doctrine is Our Guide" was written by the CPMLMF.

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title: Roman Totenberg

texts: <mask> died on 8 May 2012 at the age of 100. He moved to the U.S. at the age of 27 after living in Poland, Moscow, Berlin, and Paris. Throughout his life, he taught and performed internationally. One of Totenberg's favorite instruments was the Ames, which was stolen from his office in the Longy School of Music in Cambridge, Massachusetts after a concert in 1980. On August 6, 2015, the instrument was returned to Totenberg's daughters. The son of Adam and Stanisawa Totenberg was born in Poland to a Jewish family. The family moved to Moscow at the beginning of World War I. <mask> made his concert debut at the age of eleven.He made his debut as a soloist with the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra at the age of eleven. The gold medal he was awarded was at the Warsaw Chopin Conservatory. He continued his studies in Berlin after moving there in 1929. He studied in Paris with George Enescu and Pierre Monteux. The International Mendelssohn Prize was won by him. He made his American debut in Washington, D.C. in 1935. He played for Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt at the White House.He arrived in the U.S. at the age of 27 under the distinguished artist visa program. His family was murdered in the Holocaust, but he was able to save his mother. His sister lived in the Warsaw Ghetto. In 1937, professional life <mask> toured South America with two other people. He gave many concerts with the complete cycle of Beethoven. He had more than thirty concerti. There are many contemporary works he introduced.The Krzysztof Penderecki Capriccio is the final version of the William Schuman Concerto. He gave the American premiere of Arthur Honegger's Sonata for Violin and a new version of the Samuel Barber Concerto. In 1942–1943, <mask> formed a trio with Menuhin, Baller and Rejto at his home in California. The New York Philharmonic, Boston Symphony, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Los Angeles and Washington Symphonies all had <mask> in their orchestra. He performed with the Berlin Philharmonic, the London Philharmonic, and the Amsterdam Concertgebouw. He played under a number of conductors. He performed at the White House, Carnegie Hall, the Library of Congress, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and in every major American and European city.He helped found and was the chairman of the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, which was one of the most important music festivals in the world. In addition to his concert activities, <mask> held the position of Professor of Music at Boston University, where he headed the string department from 1961 to 1978. He directed the Mannes College of Music and the Longy School of Music in Cambridge, Massachusetts, from 1978 to 1985. The Ysaye medal of Belgium was awarded to <mask>. In 1983, he was named Artist Teacher of the Year by the American String Teachers Association, and in April 2007, he was honored with the New England String Ensemble's Muses & Mentors Award for his great artistry and significant contributions to string education. He was awarded the highest medal of merit by the Polish government in 1988. Melanie Francis <mask> was <mask>'s business manager for 50 years.The parents of a journalist, a judge, and a businesswoman were <mask> and <mask>. The story of the theft of her father's masterpiece was told in an article for NPR. Recording career <mask> recorded for many labels. One of <mask>'s favorite instruments was the Ames. After a concert, it was stolen from his office. Police did not believe there was enough evidence to issue a search warrant when <mask> suspected Philip S. Johnson of the theft. Four years after Johnson's death, his former wife discovered the instrument among his effects and sought to have it appraise.On August 6, 2015, the recovered instrument was returned to <mask>'s daughters. After the instrument had been restored, the family planned to sell it. It will be in the hands of another virtuoso violinist. The beautiful, brilliant and throaty voice of that long-stilled violin will thrill audiences in concert halls around the world. Nathan Meltzer, a young American violinist, was given it after it was sold to an unknown buyer. The Roman Totenberg Legacy Library of Congress has External links.

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title: Susana Bloch

texts: <mask> was born in 1931 and is a German research psychologist. Alba Emoting is a psychophysiological technique that allows a person to consciously induce, express, and change in and out of basic emotions. <mask> was born in Berlin, Germany in 1931 and moved to Santiago, Chile with her family in 1936. She received a degree in psychology and English from the University of Santiago in 1960. She studied at Harvard University and Boston University. At Harvard University and Boston University, as well as at the University of So Paulo, she was a visiting professor in experimental psychology and neuroscience. By 1970 he was a full professor in the department of psychology at the University of Santiago.She was a research associate at the University of Chile Faculty of Medicine. The University of Chile invited Bloch to teach a psychology course to their students, but instead she proposed an experimental research workshop in emotions. Pedro Orthous and Guy Santibez joined her at the workshop. The "BoS Method" was named after their surname initials, after they discovered emotional effector patterns. The studies ended after the coup d'état in the country. Orthous died after Santibez moved to a different country. In 1974 <mask> became the director of research at the French National Centre for Scientific Research.She worked at the Pierre and Marie Curie University for 23 years. The BOS Method was reworked and refined by Bloch in her ongoing research. She renamed the method "Alba Emoting" while working with Pedro Sndor. They worked together on The House of Bernarda Alba using the method. The idea of "aurora" and "purity" are reflected in "Alba" because it means both "dawn" and "white" in Spanish. During a collaboration with an American colleague, the choice of "Emoting" was selected by Bloch. The refined method and collaboration with Sndor enabled Bloch to bring her discoveries beyond the laboratory and into the theater.She continues to teach, develop new practical applications, and write in Chile. Alba Emoting uses posture, facial expression, and breathing patterns to induce, express, and modify six basic emotions. In a 2020 scientific journal article, Juan Pablo Kalawski, a clinical psychologist trained in Alba Emoting, writes that recent theoretical and empirical work suggests that anger, fear, sadness, joy, eroticism, and tenderness are distinct emotions. According to her book, The Alba of Emotions, the process she uses allows a person to recognize emotions accurately, without confusion, and to express them genuinely. The emotional effector patterns are the bodily responses to each emotion. By reproducing these patterns through breathing, posture, and facial expression, a person can experience and express genuine emotion at will, without having to remember personal memories or images. A person can exit any emotion and return to a neutral state with a seventh pattern called a "step-out".This ability is important to safe emotional practice. The earliest Alba Emoting trainers were certified by Bloch by 1995. The training was organized into six levels. Levels 1 and 2 are student levels, while levels 3, 4, 5, and 6 are certified teaching levels. Alba Emoting North America is a group that grew organically. The Alba Method Association has certified it. Alba Emoting has been a tool for actors and directors, introduced through private lessons, theater workshops, and becoming part of the applied skills curriculum for some drama teachers.It is a physical alternative to emotion memory and other psychological techniques for releasing, maintaining, and controlling emotional states on stage for them. "Actors can learn to control the levels and intensities of these emotions, enter and leave an emotional state at will", the description of a workshop advertised for actors in 2012 says. Nancy loitz became a certified teacher after training with Bloch during a 1992 sabbatical in South America and has used the technique with casts of plays she directs. Louise Siversen talked about her experience with the method in a radio interview. She said that it's protecting the actor's mind and that you can step in and out of it quickly. The seventh primary state is called step out. You can get out of any state that you're in, regardless of how intense it may be, if you breathe in through the nose and out through the mouth and look towards the horizon line.You are completely free of it because it is a physical state. People in other fields are interested in the principles of the method. Computer animation graphics are starting to understand how acting skills can enhance emotional states in their animations. Blending Alba Emoting with the likes of Bioenergetic analysis, essences, Laban Effort Shapes, and classic training in voice-over acting, lip sync, and Commedia dell'arte is one of the techniques taught in the crossover studies. The authors of the text Action! Dramatic theories have been developed to capture, control, and maintain emotion. The trouble for the animator is compounded by the fact that they must create a sense of emotion in an object, imbuing it with the subtle signs of human emotion.According to her book, Alba Emoting: A Scientific Method for Emotional Induction, there is a large new world open for exploration in other possible applications of her method. She gives examples of how it could be used. More than 100 scientific publications on topics such as visual perception, the role of the cerebral cortex in learning, and the psychophysiology of human emotions have been published by the author. The Biologa del Emocionar y Alba Emoting is one of the books authored by Bloch. Vera Kardonsky, Mara de los ngeles Saavedra, and Teresa Pinto, as well as Carlos Descouvieres and Guy Santibez, were part of a team of researchers. "I think that all of that little group are the ones who changed the vision of biology and psychobiology in the school," one interviewee said in a 2015 article. The National Psychology Prize was awarded in 2010 and the Life Care Award was given in 2016 by the IST Work Safety Institute.

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title: Nicholas Hartwig

texts: Baron <mask>ich <mask> was an Imperial Russian diplomat who served as ambassador to Persia. He was thought to control the foreign policy of the Serbian government because he was an ardent Pan-Slavist. Serbia may be seen as one of the causes of the war because he encouraged them to stand up to Austria-Hungary. <mask> was born into a noble family of ethnic German descent in Georgia and was the birthplace of Joseph Stalin. His intelligence and ambition brought him to the attention of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and he went on to become a diplomat. <mask> wrote for Novoye Vremya. <mask> thought that his articles criticized the direction of Russia's foreign policy and that it was too soft.His views earned him the admiration of the Russian general staff, which thought similarly, and also won him high-placed friends at the court of Alexander II, which were to prove influential later in his career. The promotion of <mask> to the position of Director of the Asiatic Department was important to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Vice-Director of the Asiatic Department, <mask>, had established a close friendship with Lamsdorff. <mask> was thought to have a good chance to succeed the Count when he left the ministry in 1906. He lost the post to Alexander Izvolski. <mask> tried to gain an embassy in Constantinople after his defeat by Izvolski. <mask> was assigned to be Russia's ambassador to Persia because Izvolski did not want him in a position of importance.<mask> viewed Izvolski's appointment to Tehran as a diplomatic exile. <mask> sabotaged the negotiations between Great Britain and Russia with regards to Persia. He ordered the Cossack brigade to surround the British legation in order to prevent anyone from gaining sanctuary there during the attempted revolution to overthrow Mohammad Ali Shah. <mask>'s friends allowed him to pursue his own policy despite the fact that he had overstepped his bounds. He didn't speak to the British ambassador after the counterrevolution in Persia. The British ambassador and <mask> were both recalled in the same year, as both countries wanted to discuss the partition of Persia. Izvolski was forced to resign as ambassador to Serbia in 1909 after Austria-Hungary annexed Bosnia-Herzegovina.The Austrian foreign minister, Count Aehrenthal, implicated Izvolski in private discussions prior to the annexation. It was thought that Izvolski's promises of Russian support gave Austria the courage to go ahead with the annexation. The scapegoat for the failure of Russian diplomacy was Izvolski. <mask> wanted a more pro-Slavic foreign policy. <mask> was once again considered for the post of foreign minister, but was stopped by Pyotr Stolypin, the chairman of the council of ministers. It was a great success for him to have his son-in-law appointed to the post because he wanted someone more controllable than <mask>. Reflecting the more militant pro-Serbian element at court, <mask> was assigned to the vacant Russian ministry in Belgrade.He followed the same path as he did in Persia, pursuing a course in his own way. The Pan-Slavists and more militantly pro-Serbian court party were represented by <mask>. He gave the Serbian government the impression that they would get more support from Russia than the official line dictated. <mask> would exaggerate the extent of Russian sympathy for Serbia in his communications to the Serbian government if Sazonov instructed him to do so. The prime minister of Serbia was on good terms with <mask>. The system of alliances formed in 1912 between Serbia and Bulgaria, Greece, and Montenegro were led by <mask>. He was a violent opponent of Austria and thought of the alliance system as being primarily oriented against Austria.He was one of the first to reject the territorial status quo line then pursued by Sazonov and Count Berchtold, the new Austrian, but he was not opposed to territorial gains at the expense of Turkey. <mask> was in favor of the Serbian government's demands for a revision of the military agreement with Bulgaria. Serbia lost territory and an outlet on the Aegean Sea to Albania. The resolution of the settlement was encouraged by <mask> through a direct meeting of the prime ministers of each of the four Balkan countries. Greece and Serbia are closer together, and Montenegro followed the Serbian line from the start, because of suspicions about Macedonian territorial ambitions. The Serbian territorial demands would be favored by any conference between the four prime ministers. While advocating this line with Sazonov, <mask> appeared to be pressing for peace in the Balkans while in actuality directly contributing to the start of the Second Balkan War.<mask> encouraged a Serbian line against Austria after the assassination of Ferdinand. It's not clear what role <mask> might have played in the Black Hand. On July 10, 1914, <mask> had a massive heart attack while visiting the Baron von Giesl. The Austrians were accused of poisoning <mask> by the Serbian press. The Serbian government requested that <mask> be buried in Belgrade. Pai attended his funeral. References Helmreich.The Diplomacy of the Balkans. Oxford University Press was published in London in 1938. William Janner Jr. The Prelude to War was written by The Lions of July. Presidio Press was published in Novato in 1996. Firuz, Kazemzadeh. Russia and Britain in Persia was a study in Imperialism.The Yale University Press was published in 1968. Rossos, Andrew. Russia and the Balkans: Inter-Balkan Rivalries and Russian Foreign Policy. The University of Toronto Press was in Buffalo. The Russian Empire Ambassador to Iran and the Russian people of World War I died in 1914.

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title: Marie Deluil-Martiny

texts: The founder of the Daughters of the Heart of Jesus was a French nun named <mask>. She was murdered in 1884 by the order's gardener. Pope John Paul II beatified her. In 1989. <mask> was the oldest of five children to Paul Deluil-Martiny and served in the legal practice. She had a brother and three sisters. She was christened "<mask>ne" hours after her birth.Some of the members on the maternal side were nuns. She was related to the Servant of God Madeleine Rémuzat. At the age of eleven, <mask>s education began. She was sent to a convent by her parents to prepare for her first communion. On one occasion, she stopped her recreational activities and took a friend, Angelica, aside and talked about her happiness at the imminent reception of the Eucharist and remained absorbed in that thought for several moments. On December 22, 1853, she received her first communion and on January 29, 1854, she received Confirmation. At the age of fifteen, she formed a small group of students and dubbed them the Oblates of Mary.The students' superiors discovered the group and dissolved it as soon as possible. The retreat she made towards the end of her studies proved to be decisive for her religious vocation. Around this time, she began writing in a spiritual journal. Martiny refused several marriage offers due to her true purpose and her call to follow Jesus Christ. The number of people that could not meet Saint Jean-<mask> made her decide to go and hear him preach. He encouraged her in this respect after she met him when she found him kneeling in the church. Her sister died of an illness after the reception of her first communion.The deaths of her sisters and brother left her alone with her parents. In the 1860s, her two grandmothers followed. The Association of the Guard of Honor of the Sacred Heart became the Association of the Presence of Christ on June 7, 1872. She was invited to a spiritual retreat in 1865 on the occasion of the beatification of Marguerite-<mask>. She heard the Jesuit Jean Calage preach on the topic of the Sacred Heart and decided to enter the religious life. She spent a lot of time in front of the Tabernacle. On December 8, 1867, she made a vow to remain chaste.Father Calage was her spiritual director. In the summer of 1873, in the advice of him, she founded the Daughters of the Heart of Jesus in Berchem and wrote their constitution according to the charism of Ignatius of Loyola. Cardinal Victor-Auguste-Isidor Deschamps approved them on February 2, 1876. The first religious, which included Martiny, made their vows. Their first convent was established in 1879. The poor Louis Chave was hired by <mask> of Jesus. The gardener at the convent was hired to improve fortunes.But Chave was rude and demanding. When it was discovered that Chave was an anarcho, things got worse. He waited in ambush as the sisters passed on Ash Wednesday in 1884. He grabbed <mask> of Jesus and shot her twice at point-blank range with a revolver, and before she died, she whispered: "I forgive him for the Institute". After her remains were exhumed for an inspection as part of the beatification proceedings, they were found to be both intact and flexible. Her remains were moved to Rome. In 2005, there were 50 sisters in six houses in Austria and Croatia.The papal decree of praise was given to the order on February 25, 1888. The beatification process of <mask> of Jesus began in two different places. Her spiritual journal was collected in order for theologians to approve them as being orthodox in nature and not in contradiction with doctrine. Both processes received validation from the Congregation of Rites on June 3, 1924. The Positio was passed onto the consulting theologians before they met to discuss the cause. The two groups met in 1987 and both answered affirmative. On October 23, 1987, Pope John Paul II confirmed that the religious had lived a life of heroic virtue.C.C.S., the miracle needed for beatification, was investigated and received. validation on February 26, 1988 On 9 November 1988 a medical board assented to the miracle and on 7 March 1989 a theologians followed. They voted on 6 June 1989. On 7 September 1989 the pope approved it and on 22 October 1989 he beatified her. French people were murdered by Pope John Paul II in the 19th century.

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title: Madge Kennedy

texts: <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She was described as the best farce actress in New York by a journalist in 1921. <mask> was born in Chicago. Her father was a judge. She and her mother moved to New York City after living in California. She studied at the Art Students League and wanted to be an illustrator. She was recommended to go to Siasconset by Luis Mora after seeing her art work.Artists and actors were evenly divided in the colony. <mask> appeared in a skit written by Kenneth and Roy and impressed professional Harry Woodruff, who commented, "She could act rings around anybody." She was offered the lead in The Genius. Robert McLaughlin gave her work with his stock company. <mask> appeared in a farce called Little Miss Brown on Broadway in 1912. "Miss <mask>'s youth, good looks, and marked sense of fun helped her to make a decidedly favorable impression last night," wrote critics. She appeared in The Point of View that year.In 1914 she starred in Twin Beds and in 1915 she starred in Fair and Warmer at the Eltinge Theater. <mask> <mask> proves that art is involved in farcical acting. She left the stage for three years to appear in moving pictures for Samuel Goldwyn. <mask> was back on stage in New York in November 1920. <mask> was offered a dual role in the play. She starred opposite W.C. Fields in 1923. <mask>'s physical beauty as well as her skill as a comedian were noted by a reviewer for The New York Times in the comedy Beware of Widows.She starred in Philip Barry's Paris Bound and Nol Coward's Private Lives. She returned to Broadway in August 1965, appearing with her friend Ruth Gordon in Gordon and Kanin's A Very Rich Woman. <mask> was signed to a film contract by Sam Goldwyn. She starred in 21 films, including Baby Mine, Nearly Married, Our Little Wife, The Service Star, and Dollars and Sense. <mask> told a reporter in 1916 that one of the best ways to act was to make your mind empty. <mask> played the role of Dodo Warren in Our Little Wife. A woman's marriage is both funny and sad in the story.The comedy was adapted into a script. A Perfect Lady was released in December and was taken from a stage play. James Montgomery was co-starred with <mask>. She starred in The Purple Highway in 1923. The stage play Dear Me was written by Luther Reed and Hale Hamilton. <mask> had a productive period in the 1920s. She had roles in Three Miles Out, Scandal Sheet, Bad Company, and Oh, Baby!Walls Tell Tales was published in1928. She resumed her career in The Marrying Kind and Main Street to Broadway. In the late 1950s, she worked on TV and movies at the same time. She played a secretary in the film Let's Make Love. Her film career ended in the 70s with roles in They Shoot Horses, Don't They? The Baby Maker, The Day of the Locust, and Marathon Man were films. <mask> was a guest on the Red Davis series over NBC Radio and WJZ (WABC-AM) network.She was written into the full script by the program's creator. <mask>'s television appearances began with an episode of the Schlitz Playhouse of Stars. The Best of the Post is one of her additional performances in television. She played Aunt Martha on the hit family sitcom Leave it to Beaver. She played June Cleaver's aunt. Ms. <mask> played the wife of Albert in The Odd Couple. <mask> and her husband, Harold Bolster, formed Kenma Corporation, a film production company.<mask> had little success in Kenma's two films, The Purple Highway and Three Miles Out. <mask>'s contract with Goldwyn ended in 1921. She returned to the stage to be near her husband in New York. On August 3, 1927, Bolster died from an illness he contracted while on a business trip to South America. He was a member of the New York banking firm. Bolster and <mask> both served in World War I. On August 13, 1934, she wed William B. Hanley Jr.Hanley was a radio personality. The couple lived in Los Angeles. After her marriage, <mask> returned to work in entertainment. The couple was married until Hanley's death. She enjoyed playing golf, horseback riding and driving cars outside. She was a big fan of driving her Great Six when she was on tour in 1929 in the play, Lulu. In August 1929, she was sued in a Connecticut court for damages she caused in a car accident on the Boston Post Road.The people asked for $13,000. <mask> <mask> died of respiratory failure at the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital in 1987. She was 96 years old. <mask> has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. On February 8, 1960, it was dedicated. There are links to selected filmography Silent Talkies Television References.

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title: Howard H. Shore

texts: <mask><mask> is a Superior Court Judge in San Diego County. The media covered <mask>'s remarks after he said that the First Amendment did not apply to chalk on the sidewalk. The former U.S. was involved in a sidewalk chalk case. The senator staffer protested outside the Bank of America branches. A bank official and a former police officer told Olson that his credit union account would be canceled if he continued to demonstrate, but he followed up with his bank and learned that wasn't true. In February 2012 he started writing anti-bank messages in chalk on the sidewalk in front of the Bank of America branches. For the next six months, he visited a bank a few times a week to write slogans on the sidewalk, such as "Stop big banks," and "No thanks, big banks."In another case, he drew an animal with cash in it's mouth. After being contacted by an officer from the San Diego Gang Unit, Olson stopped protesting. Bob Filner was elected San Diego Mayor in November 2012 and it was reported that Olson had stopped protesting. The bank official requested that the police and the city attorney take action on the case even though he had stopped protesting. On April 16, 2012 the city filed 13 counts of vandals against Olson. The case was assigned to <mask>. Each count of vandalizing the document had a suggested sentence range of 1 to 1 1/2 years in prison and a fine of $13,000 for the 13 chalk offenses.Although that was the theoretical maximum, local prosecutors and defense attorneys were aware that the actual sentence, if convicted, would likely include a fine and some community service. The case was a waste of taxpayer money according to Mayor Filner. He was offered a plea bargain to reduce his crimes to infractions, which would have given him a punishment of 32 hours of community service, a mandatory eight-hour seminar on behavior, and a requirement to pay Bank of America $6,299 in restitution. The plea bargain was turned down by Olson. Judge <mask> prohibited Tom Tosdal from using any of the terms "free speech," "political speech," or "first amendment rights" during the trial. According to media reports, he wouldn't be allowed to claim his first amendment rights. Judge <mask> stated that he was bound by the published decision of the California Court of Appeal in the case of Huntingdon Life Sciences, Inc."Vandalism of course is not a legitimate exercise of free speech rights, and if the complaint arose only from such conduct it was found to be constitutionally protected." The Cal.App.4th was published. A second plea bargain was offered a week and a half later, on June 18th, where he would have to clean graffiti for 24 hours, pay a fine, and lose his driver if he pleaded guilty to a single count of vandalizing. The plea bargain was turned down again. There was a ban on contact with the media during the trial. The LA Times, San Diego Reader, NPR, New York Daily News, and The Huffington Post all reported that the suggested sentences were excessive. <mask> objected to the reports that defense counsel and defendants were making statements to the media while the trial was ongoing, and issued a gag order that prohibited any witnesses involved with the case from having any contact with the media.The jurors were bound by their oath to decide the case based on the evidence presented at trial, and he stated his concern that the case was being tried in the media. He said to the defense that they probably wouldn't appreciate the prosecutor making statements to the media. Within a few days, 30,000 people had signed a petition to stop the prosecution, and NPR found that 85% of people thought the charges were not justified. After two hours of deliberations, the jury found him not guilty of all 13 charges. The lead prosecutor blamed the person who turned down the plea offers for wasting taxpayer resources. The City Attorney's Office criticized the city for taking the case to trial. In 2010, <mask> banned the owner of a medical marijuana dispensary from mentioning the state's medical marijuana law as part of his defense in a case for three charges of possession and sale of cannabis.<mask> had to interpret the meaning of the language in the MMPA. seq. Patients who associate for the purpose of collectively cultivating medical marijuana had a defense. Judge <mask> heard testimony that only a few of the 1674 members of Jackson's collective were involved in cultivation. <mask> held that the association was formed for distribution. Judge <mask> ordered Jackson to pay a $5,000 fine and serve 6 months in jail after he was convicted of a felony. Jackson's felony conviction was reversed after the Court of Appeal reviewed Judge <mask>'s decision not to allow the collective cultivation defense.The people were in the case of People v. Jackson. The issue should have gone to the jury because there was no established definition of the language Judge <mask> was asked to interpret. Jackson was found guilty of all charges by the jury despite being allowed to use the defense. References 21st-century American judges Superior court judges in the United States.

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title: Bernd Heine

texts: <mask> is a German linguist and specialist in African studies. <mask> held the chair for African Studies at the University of Cologne from 1978 to 2004. His research focuses on African linguistics, sociolinguistics, grammaticalization theory and language contact and discourse. He contributed 7 books and numerous articles to the theory of the grammaticalisation. <mask> is the founder of the framework of discourse grammar. <mask> was born in East Prussia. After the Second World War, his parents fled to Austria and later took up residence in Bavaria.<mask> attended the Landrat-Lucas-Gymnasium from 1949 to 1959 He studied at the University of Cologne. He was awarded a PhD in 1967. He received a qualification in 1972 for African studies. From 1969 to 1972 he was an assistant at the Department for African Studies of the University of Cologne and from 1975 to 1978 he was a visiting professor at the University of Nairobi. He took over the chair of African Studies at the University of Cologne in 1978. He lectured in Australia, Austria, Brazil, England, Ethiopia, France, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, The Netherlands, Poland, Spain, South and Uganda.From 1994 to 1995 he was a guest professor at La Trobe University, and from 1999 to 2000 he was a professor at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences. He was a professor at the University of Cape Town and the Guangdong University of Foreign Studies in China. <mask> has been invited to speak at over 100 international conferences. More than 40 books on African linguistics, sociolinguistics and historical linguistics have been published by him. He is a member of the advisory boards of 17 journals or series of books. His main interest has been the analysis of linguistic discourse. The framework of discourse planning developed by these authors has two components, one of which deals with the construction of sentences and the other with the relationship between speaker, hearer, and the text.His awards include a membership in the International African Institute. In 1986 he became Hans Wolff Memorial Lecturer at the Indiana University, USA, and in 1990 Raymond Dart Memorial Lecturer at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa. In 1990 he received the Kenya Kiswahili Association Award, in 1994 he was a fellow of the Australian Research Council, and in 1995 he received an award from the National Kiswahili Council of the Republic of Tanzania. He became a Fellow of the British Academy in 1996 after becoming a lecturer at the University of Leipzig. He was president of the Committee for World Congresses of African Linguistics from 1997 to 2000 and a member of the North Rhine-Westphalia Academy of Sciences in 1999. In 2008 he was appointed a distinguished world-class scholar by the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology, South Korea. He was made a member of the European Science Foundation in 2016 after being made a member of the MAE in 2015.He joined the Linguistic Society of America in 2012 and the Philological Society of London in 2020. Grammaticalization and reanalysis can be found in selected publications. Buske was co-authored by Mechthild. Grammaticalization is a conceptual framework. The University of Chicago Press was co-authored by Ulrike Claudi and Friederike Hnnemeyer. There are approaches to grammaticalization. Two volumes were published in 1991.Elizabeth C. Traugott co-edited Benjamins. The cognitive forces and grammaticalization of auxiliaries was published in 1993. Oxford University Press. The Kppe is an ethno-botanical survey. Plants from Africa. Kppe Verlag was co-authored by Karsten Legre. The cognitive foundations of the language.The Oxford University Press was published in 1997. There are cognitive sources and forces. The Cambridge University Press was published in 1997. A dictionary. (Nilo-Saharan, 15.) Kppe was born in 1999. An introduction to African languages.The Cambridge University Press was published in 2000. There is a world lexicon of language. The Cambridge University Press was co-authored by Tania Kuteva. Language contact and change. The Cambridge University Press was co-authored by Tania Kuteva. The languages of Europe are changing. Oxford University Press was co-authored by Tania Kuteva.A reconstruction of the beginnings of the language. The Oxford University Press was co-authored by Tania Kuteva. A geography of Africa. The Cambridge University Press was co-edited. Oxford has a handbook of linguistic analysis. The Oxford University Press was co-edited by Heiko Narrog. Grammaticalization from a different perspective.The Oxford University Press is co-edited by Heiko Narrog. The second edition was extensively revised and updated. The Cambridge University Press was co-edited by Bo Hong and Heiko Narrog. There are texts and a dictionary in the Akie language. Christa Knig, Karsten Legre, and Ingo <mask> wrote Kppe. Grammaticalization is the study of things. The Oxford University Press was co-authored by Heiko Narrog.The rise of markers. The Cambridge University Press was co-authored by Kaltenbck, Kuteva, and Long. The Oxford handbook of language. The Oxford University Press was co-edited by Heiko Narrog. There are external links to the University of Cologne and the British Academy.

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title: Mark Gerard Hayes

texts: M. G<mask> was a British-Irish economist and former banker. He wrote about economics of John Maynard Keynes and the economic implications of Catholic social thought as an economist. Two books on the economics of Keynes were published by him as a Quondam Fellow in Economics of Robinson College, Cambridge. He was the Secretary of the Post-Keynesian Economics Society from 2006 to 2016 He was the first Managing Director of Shared Interest, a British co-operative society that provided a large part of the finance behind the global Fair Trade movement. <mask> began his career as a bank teller in 1978 with the Industrial and Commercial Finance Corporation, which became 3i in 1984. He became the first Managing Director of Shared Interest after leaving 3i.After a brief stint as UK Managing Director of Triodos Bank in 2001, he went on to earn his PhD in 2003 under the supervision of Malcolm Sawyer. He wrote his first book, The Economics of Keynes: A New Guide to The General Theory, while he was a Visiting Fellow at Northumbria University. He won the Helen Potter Award in 2006 for "the best article in the Review of Social Economy by a promising scholar of social economics", "On the efficiency of Fair Trade". He became the Director of Studies in Economics at Robinson College in Cambridge in 2009. He was a Trustee and Senior Research Fellow of Homerton College, Cambridge from 2006 to 2009. He was the first holder of the St Hilda Chair in Catholic Social Thought and Practice in Durham's Centre for Catholic Studies when he moved to Durham University. John Maynard Keynes: The Art of Choosing the Right Model was his second book.John Maynard Keynes: The Art of Choosing the Right Model was published in 2019. The Cambridge Journal of Economics has a paper on money. Keynes's state of short-term expectation is understood in terms of Sraffa's prices of production in The General Theory and Keynes for the 21st Century. A year ago. Creation and Creativity, in Theology and Ecology Across the Disciplines: On Care for Our Common Home is a book. The usury doctrine and Keynes's liquidity preference are part of the Review of Social Economy. The Vatican and the international monetary system are in the Review of Social Economy.The state of short-term expectation is in the Review of Political Economy. In Financial Crises and the Nature of Capitalist Money, Ingham and Keynes talk about the nature of money. The Review of Political Economy has a paper on effective demand. The theory of a neglected work. Keynes's General Theory For Today was written by Jesper Jespersen and Mogens Ove Madsen. The Efficient Markets Hypothesis can be found in The Elgar Companion to Post Keynesian Economics. Edward Elgar was in the picture.Keynes: The Neglected Theorist is part of Keynes' General Theory. Edward Elgar was born in 2010. The Loanable Funds fallacy: saving, finance and equilibrium was published in the Cambridge Journal of Economics. There is a fault line between Keynes and the Cambridge Keynesians. The Review of Social Economy looked at deposit insurance and economic democracy. The Post Keynesian alternative to inflation targeting is in the European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies. Keynes replied to Hartwig and Brady in the Cambridge Journal of Economics.The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought looked at Keynes's degree of competition. A Comment, World Development, 36 (12), 2953–61 2007, is titled "Fighting the Tide: Alternative Trade Organizations in the Era of Global Free Trade". The point of effective demand is in the Review of Political Economy. Keynes's Z function, heterogeneous output and marginal productivity was published in the Cambridge Journal of Economics. The Journal of Post Keynesian Economics covered value and probability. The Review of Social Economy looked at the efficiency of fair trade. Lucas on unemployment in the Cambridge Journal of Economics.Financial Bubbles in A Handbook of Alternative Monetary Economics was written by Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer. The University of Cambridge has a web page at the Durham University Durham Centre for Catholic Studies.

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title: Rachel Paulose

texts: <mask> was born in India. She was unanimously confirmed by the United States Senate to serve as a United States Attorney. She was the first woman to lead the District of Minnesota. <mask>'s parents are Joseph and Lucy, both software engineers. She had a younger sister who died. She earned a B.A. in 1994. She graduated from the University of Minnesota with a cum laude.She was the Chair of the Student Representatives to the Board of regents. She spoke at the University of Minnesota's graduation. She received her J.D. She was a Coker Fellow at the Yale Law School. Paulose's legal career began in 1997 when she worked as a law clerk for Judge James B. Loken of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. She worked in the Attorney General's Honors Program from 1998 to 1999 as a trial attorney. The Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division was where she prosecuted violations of the federal civil rights laws.She was an assistant United States Attorney from 1999 to 2002. She chaired many trials in federal district court. She argued many appeals before the U.S. Court of Appeals. There were cases of narcotics, violent crime, and economic crime. The jury trial and Eighth circuit appellate highlights include precedent-setting detention of suspect based on economic threat alone, and precedent-setting work rejecting expansion of alien criminal defendants' claims of rights under the Vienna Convention. She worked at the Williams & Connolly law firm in Washington D.C. until 2003 where she focused on health care litigation and business. Defense against class action suit demanding slavery was included.She worked at the law firm in Minneapolis from 2003 to 2005. Defense of health care providers, commercial litigation, and constitutional advocacy were some of the work done. <mask> was the United States Attorney for the District of Minnesota from August 2006 to November 2007. At the Securities and Exchange Commission, <mask> worked as a senior counsel. She became a partner at the law firm in 2015. She teaches at the University of St. Thomas. <mask> was appointed as the U.S. Attorney in January 2006 after serving as the Department's Special Counsel for Health Care Fraud.Guidelines for health care fraud and corporate fraud prosecution were formulated by her. She worked as a special assistant to the Attorney General. She was appointed as interim US Attorney for the District of Minnesota in February. The incumbent U. S. Attorney resigned on February 28. On August 3, 2006 <mask>'s nomination was sent to the U.S. Senate by President George W. Bush. On December 9, 2006 she was unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate. The confirmation occurred after a hearing by the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary and the approval of both home state senators, including Senator Mark Dayton.<mask> promised to fight child pornographers, stating that they were becoming more graphic, more heinous, and frankly appalling. She supports holding public officials accountable for their actions. <mask> tripled child pornography prosecutions, doubled gun prosecutions, and initiated the first ever prosecutions of human trafficking and identity theft. Several members of her staff resigned in protest of her leadership. The investiture ceremony for <mask> took place at the University of St. Thomas School of Law in Minneapolis. A program that referred to a "processional" and included a U.S. Marine color guard, professional photographer and choir was shown by a Minneapolis television station. The program KSTP based its report on was inaccurate and had been discarded long before the ceremony, according to <mask>.She said that the total government cost of the ceremony was $225, less than half of the $500 she was paid, and that she paid for everything herself. The donation was inappropriate and the money spent didn't include the cost to taxpayers of event planning by Paulose's employees, according to representatives of government watchdog groups. The former U.S. attorney for Minnesota was not invited to the ceremony, as reported by the Star Tribune. It was a public event, according to Paulose's spokeswoman. Anyone who wanted to go could have left. The article speculated that Heffelfinger could have been a candidate for a purge list if he hadn't stepped aside. Three of Paulose's top administrators resigned on April 5, 2007, reverting to simple assistant U.S. Attorney.She was noted for dressing down underlings and quoting Bible verse on the job. The resignations happened after a visit from a representative of the Executive Office of the U.S. Attorney. According to a report, the visit was a last-ditch attempt by the Bush administration to convince the three not to resign. Paulose's defenders say that three simply had trouble changing their ways to accommodate an aggressive young prosecutor determined to bring the office into line with the Attorney General's policies. On April 17, 2007, the Associated Press reported that Paulose had been contacted for voluntary questioning by the House Judiciary Committee about the "firings of 8 U.S. federal prosecutors." According to the Times, Heffelfinger and Rob Lewis were concerned about voter discrimination against Indians. One of Paulose's first acts in office was to remove Lewis, who had written the 2004 e-mails to Washington expressing concern about Native American voting rights in Minnesota, from overseeing voting rights cases.According to multiple sources in Minnesota and Washington, <mask> is the subject of an investigation by the U.S. Office of Special Counsel into allegations that she mishandled classified information, retaliated against those who crossed her, and made racist remarks about a support staff employee. According to several sources familiar with the audit, her employees gave her low marks for her treatment of subordinates and lack of experience for the job. Kenneth E. Melson is the head of the department's Executive Office for U.S. Two sources said that attorneys met with her in Minnesota several weeks ago. On December 3, 2008, the U.S. Office of Special Counsel released its findings and found that there were reasonable grounds to believe that a prohibited personnel practice had occurred. She retaliated after he reported her for her transgressions. The settlement agreement was entered into by the Department of Justice as a no-fault agreement and was not to be construed as an admission of liability by DOJ.The office and home of the official who led the investigation into <mask> were raided as part of an investigation into whether he mixed politics with official business. Palouse resigned from her position to work at the Justice Department. Norm Coleman said, "I support <mask>'s decision to step down from her duties as Minnesota's U.S. attorney." I have made it clear that I have concerns about the office of the U.S. attorney under her watch, and I believe this decision will allow the office to move forward. The other U.S. is Amy Klobuchar. The senator from Minnesota welcomed the resignation. Memberships <mask> is a contributing author for the American Bar Association and a guest writer for the Asian-American Press.She is the Vice President for the Minnesota chapter of the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association. She is a scholarship selection judge for the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation, as well as serving on the boards of directors of the League of Women Voters, the Yale Law School Fund, and the Trust for Public Land. The United States Attorney's Office has links to the New York Times.

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title: Damjan Popović

texts: The Serbian–Turkish Wars, the Serbo-Bulgarian War, the Second Balkan War and the First World War were all fought by <mask>i. On November 1, 1857, <mask>i was born. His parents are not known. The 6th grade of the school was finished in 1874. Popovi was the 1st in rank in the school. His classmates were future generals, which made this generation one of the best. The interruption of school due to the war with Turkey made him the first cadet in the rank of twenty-three.Popovi was a state cadet in the late 19th century. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant during the First Serbian-Turkish War. He became a lieutenant on October 20, 1882, a captain of the 2nd class on February 2, 1887, a captain of the 1st class on January 1, 1891, a major on February 22, 1893, and a colonel on April 6, 1901. As pitomac- sergeant was sent to the war in 1876, he was an acting officer of the 1st class Uzice brigade. He was the adjutant of the 8th Combined Battalion in the period between the two wars. He was the commander of the 1st Company of the Combined Artillery Battalion in the Second Serbian-Turkish War. He was transferred from this position to the Javor Corps Headquarters.After the wars, he returned to the school to finish the course. He was the acting commander of the 1st company of the engineering battalion until the Serbo-Bulgarian War. He held the position of commander of the engineering company in the war. He did an internship at the railway command after the war. The head of traffic on the Lapovo - Kragujevac line was then the head of the Kragujevac railway station. He was appointed commander of the 2nd Company in the 1st Engineering Battalion after returning from Russia. From May 1893 to October 1894, he was the acting officer of the Danube Divisional Area, after which he became the commander of the same battalion.He was appointed to the Engineering Committee of the Ministry of War in December of the same year. He was involved in the works on the fortification of Pirot and Ni. In August 1899, Popovi was appointed head of the Engineering and Technical Department of the Ministry of War, and in February 1900, he was appointed to the position of the king's aide. He changed a number of positions. Popovi was the inspector of the engineering command of the Active Army from October 1901 to April 1902. He was appointed a member of the Higher Military Council at the same time. He was the commander of the Pirot fortifications.He was in the delegation that brought King Peter I. He was an adjutant, then King Peter I, and finally Commander of the Danube Divisional Area from 1906 to 1906. Due to the pressure of the English government, he retired from this place. He was still retired at the start of the First Balkan War. He was appointed commander of the Coastal troops a few days after it was reactivated. In February 1913, during the Siege of Shkodra, his troops suffered heavy losses due to fatigue, hunger and the superior position of the enemy. Popovi was removed from his position after the defeat.He was the commander of the Pirot fortifications during the Second Balkan War. The troops of the New Areas were commanded by him. He retired for the second time in April 1914 because of the negative reaction to the Regulation on the priority of government. It was reactivated in June 1914. He was the commander of the new areas until October 1916, when he was placed at the disposal of the Supreme Command. In February 1917, for the third time, retired permanently. At the directed Thessaloniki trial, he was first sentenced to 10 years in prison, so his sentence was increased to 20 years, to which the famous Louise Paget reacted sharply stating that if General <mask> Popovi was convicted and shot as an alleged criminal, she would never set foot inHe was a member in 1905 and chairman of the examination commission for the rank of major in 1897-1899. <mask> Popovi was worried that the United States would not help Serbia because one of their generals drove the American delegation off the train. He asked Louise Paget to convince the American delegation of the needs of our country and people and to mitigate in some way the accident that that officer did. Everyone agreed that on February 12, 1915, with the delegation, they went to dinner at a restaurant near Vardar in Skopje. The president of American writers was Henry James, who was the secretary. The Order of Karaore's Star, 3rd Class with Swords Order of the White Eagle, 5th Class Order of the Cross of Takovo, 4th and 5th Ckass Silver medal for bravery were awarded. There are people from Ivanjica and people from the Kingdom of Serbia.

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title: Owain Fôn Williams

texts: <mask>n <mask> is a Welsh professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper. He played for six different teams in the English Football League, including playing for Rochdale. He has played for a number of clubs in Scotland and the United States. He was first called up to the senior Wales team in 2009, and then made his debut in 2015. He was a member of the Wales squad. <mask> was born and raised in Penygroes. He attended Ysgol Dyffryn.<mask>' oil painting was exhibited in 2016 Before he began his football career, he was encouraged to study painting at university. <mask> was signed on scholarship forms in 2003 after impressing during a trial period when he had spells at Manchester United andLiverpool. He was the first choice for the club's under-19 team but was hampered by a broken leg in his second year. <mask> signed a two-year contract with the club. After his recovery, <mask> was given the number twenty-one shirt and competed for the first choice goalkeeper with <mask>, but failed to start and spent most of the season on the substitute bench. Tired of the lack of first team appearances, <mask> was offered a new contract but the negotiations were stopped and he left for a tribunal set fee.He joined Stockport County after his contract with Crewe expired. Before joining Stockport County, <mask> was linked with a move to a Championship club. After making his debut in a 1–1 draw with Huddersfield Town on the opening day of the 2008–09 season, <mask> soon established himself as County's No.1, however in October 2008, he lost his first team place to on-loan keeper Fraser Forster. After his loan spell expired, <mask> returned to his Number One slot, while Forster was kept in goal for six games. <mask> was present for County until the middle of March. <mask> had an operation on his shoulder which kept him out for the rest of the season. <mask> was awarded the Player of the Year despite making 33 appearances.The club may sell him, as they faced financial problems, after his performance saw him being linked with a move to the premier league. <mask> made his return from injury in a friendly match, and he won 5–0 over Nostell Miners Welfare. <mask> made a string of saves in the opening game of the season, as he made his league return from injury, after being featured as a first choice goalkeeper for the rest of the friendly matches. Gary Ablett praised his performance after the match. The club didn't have a point in twelve games between October and January 2010. In the next game, the club drew 0–0 against Carlisle United and <mask> made a string of saves, including saving a shot from AdamClayton's 30 yard drive. The club was later demoted from League One despite <mask>' best efforts.<mask> was able to leave the club on a free transfer when they were demoted. <mask> was allowed to leave the club in the summer despite the club's attempts to let him go. <mask> made seven appearances in the 2010–11 season, but was mostly on the substitution bench after losing his first choice to Matt Glennon. On October 28, 2010, <mask> joined local rivals Bury on a two-month emergency loan deal to replace the injured Cameron Belford. <mask> made his debut in a win over Aldershot Town. After completing his loan period, <mask> returned to Stockport on January 4, 2011. <mask> joined another local rival, Rochdale, on January 20, 2011 and made his debut on January 22, 2011.<mask> played in 22 games for Rochdale as they finished in 7th place. He was let go at the end of the season. Sports media in the UK reported at the end of June that he was going to join the club. He signed a two-year contract with Tranmere on July 1, 2011. <mask> made his competitive club debut on the first day of the 2011–12 season despite suffering a thigh injury in the pre-season friendly. <mask> helped the club go through to the next round of the Johnstone's Trophy after they beat Port Vale in the penalty-shootout, with <mask> saving one of the two penalties. <mask> established himself as a first choice goalkeeper and was praised by the manager.<mask> had surgery after he injured his hand in training and was out for eight weeks. <mask> made his first team return on February 4, 2012 after being out for months. In a 1–1 draw against Hartlepool United, <mask> was sent-off in the 72nd minute for a foul on Ryan Noble. <mask> made thirty-five appearances for the club in his first season. In the 2012–13 season, <mask> made forty-five appearances for the club and was the first choice goalkeeper. <mask> played in a 3–2 win over Yeovil Town on 13 October 2012 after being left out of the starting line-up for the national team. By the end of October, <mask> had conceded fourteen goals in fifteen games and kept a clean sheet at least six times.<mask> was hit by snowballs thrown from the home supporters during an away fixture in January of last year. <mask> was offered a new contract by the club at the end of the 2012–13 season. <mask> signed a two-year contract extension at the club after turning down a move to the Championship. <mask> made his recovery after suffering a knee injury in a pre-season friendly. After a 1–1 draw in the second round of the League Cup, <mask> was the hero in the penalty shoot-out against the Trotters after saving two penalties. <mask> made twenty-one out of twenty-three appearances because of his international commitment by the first half of the season. <mask> was nominated for Sky Bet League 1 Player of the month for February because of his good performance.With their League One status under threat, the club is in the bottom half of the table. They were demoted to League Two after <mask> missed a match on the final day of the season because he had been booked against Orient. <mask> was allowed to leave the club after the club was demoted. <mask> remained at the club as they played in League Two. Despite missing nine matches due to international commitment, <mask> remained the first-choice goalkeeper. In May 2015, <mask> was released by the club, ending his four-year association with the club. He was linked with a move with not England, but also abroad, which interested him.After his release from Tranmere, <mask> Giurgiu. The team began their season with a 0–1 home loss to Motherwell in which he saved a penalty from Scott McDonald. <mask> played in all 38 league matches. He signed a three-year contract with Inverness in May of 2016 The United Soccer League club Indy Eleven signed <mask> on a loan in February of last year and he went on to be the player of the season. He joined Hamilton Academical in June of 2019.Fn <mask> played 6 matches for Dunfermline Athletic before the season was halted due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. He joined Dunfermline Athletic on a two-year deal. Fn <mask> had his contract canceled due to family reasons. <mask> made his one and only appearance for the Wales under 17 side on November 8, 2003 as a substitute in a 4–0 win over Azerbaijan in a European Under 17 Championship qualification match. <mask> made his debut for the Wales under-21 side in a 4–0 win against Northern Ireland. He took over as the team's number one goalkeeper and missed just one match in the qualification round of the European Under-21 Championship as they finished top of their group before being beaten by England in the play-off. In February 2009, <mask> earned his first call up to the senior Wales squad for the match with Poland in Portugal and was called up a second time the following month for the qualification match with Finland and Germany.They qualified for the Euro 2016 with a regular back-up goalkeeper. He finally made his debut on 13 November 2015 in a friendly against the Netherlands at Cardiff City Stadium, replacing Wayne Hennessey with 16 minutes to play and the score at 2–2, and conceded the winning goal from Arjen Robben. He was included in the Wales' Euro 2016 squad. There are external links to career statistics. The players are from Stockport County F.C. The players are from Bury F.C. The players are from Rochdale A.F.C.There are players at the F.C. The players are from Inverness Caledonian Thistle. Indy Eleven players Hamilton Academical F.C. The players are from Dunfermline Athletic F.C. Welsh expatriates play soccer in the United States and English football players play in the Scottish Professional Football League.

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