title: Alfredo Alcala

texts: <mask> was a Filipino comics artist who was born in the Philippines. <mask>'s works appeared in the Alcala Komix Magazine. The creation of Voltar introduced him to an international audience. Alcala received awards in science fiction. Growing up, <mask>'s interest in comic books began. He dropped out of school to pursue a career in art, initially as a sign painter and commercial artist. He worked in an ironworker's shop, designing lamps and household furniture, as well as a church pulpit.During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines in World War II, he drew revealing pictures of their gear and position for the American forces. <mask> began his comic book career in October 1948 with an illustration in Bituin Komiks. He was drawing for a publishing company by the end of the year. He was the publisher of four titles, each featuring his work. One of his first comics was Ukala. <mask> never used assistants to finish his work. He said that he felt like someone else was in charge of his work.It's like riding a bike for two. The Alcala Komiks Magasin was a periodical that bore his name. He created a comic book called Voltar which had a more than passing resemblance to Frazetta's interpretation of Conan the Barbarian. At home and abroad, Voltar became an award-winning success. Alcala's artistic style reflected his interest in the works of Renaissance master Albrecht Drer, as well as the drawings of Australian illustrator Walter Jardine and U.S. illustrator Franklin Booth, which bore the look of engravings. The work of British artist Frank Brangwyn has been cited as a major influence by him. In 1970, Tony DeZuniga was the first Filipino artist to relocate to the United States to work for DC Comics.Alcala moved to New York City in 1976 after a decade of work on horror and fantasy titles. He helped recruit up-and-coming Filipino artists such as Alex Nio to U.S. publishers and was one of the artists on the licensed movie tie-in series Planet of the Apes. Kong the Untamed was created by Alcala and Jack Oleck. Alcala drew a comics adaptation of The Marvelous Land of Oz. From 1977 to 1981 Alcala drew 39 stories for Warren Publishing. His series was included in the second issue of The Rook. Alcala created comic strips for the men's magazine Adam.Terra O'Hara appeared in 12 issues of Adam from December 1979 to November 1980. The Star Wars newspaper strip was penciled in the early 1980s. He collaborated with Jack Kirby on Destroyer Duck. He inked comic books such as Conan the Barbarian over John Buscema's pencils and DonNewton's pencil artwork in Batman. The failure of DC's and Warren's horror titles in the 1980s led many of the Filipino contributors to the field of animation in California. Daddy Cool was illustrated by him. The Big Book of Thugs was his last comic.<mask> died of cancer in 2000. He is survived by his wife and two sons. Alcala received an award in 1977. He was awarded the SASRA in 2021. The Shadow Annual (inks) #1 is a mini-series about Shadow War of Hawkman. The Unexpected #138, 140, 146, 150, 151–153, 168, 169, 177. 2 #19 (1976) Dracula Lives (inks) #9 1974 Freddy Krueger's A Nightmare on Elm Street (inks) #1–2 (1989) Giant-Size Chillers #1 (1975) Howard the Duck vol.Iron Man (inks) #112 (1978) Ka-Zar (inks) #6, 8 and Man (1976) #55, 75, 80, 83, 89, 216, 223, and #2 areinks over John Buscema pencils. The Art of <mask>a is a comic book master's secret teaching.

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title: Frederick Gilbreath

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> commanded the San Francisco Port of Embarkation and the South Pacific Base Command during World War II. <mask> was born on a farm near Dayton in the Washington Territory in the early 19th century. <mask> and his wife Margaret had thirteen children. After their marriage in 1859, his parents moved to the Washington Territory, where they had traveled the Oregon Trail with their families in wagon trains. The family farm was where <mask> grew up. He attended Columbia County Grade School and Dayton High School. After graduating from high school, <mask> went to college.Levi Ankeny, the United States Senator for the state of Washington appointed him to the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. On June 15, 1907, <mask> entered West Point. He was an acting first sergeant and cadet lieutenant. <mask> was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Cavalry after graduating from the class of 1911. Camp Stotsenburg in the Philippines was where he was posted to the 14th Cavalry. He sailed for the United States on March 8, 1912, but was ordered to return five days later. He was attached to the 7th Cavalry at Fort William McKinley until 1912, when he transferred to the 8th.He served in the Philippine–American War on Jolo. He was awarded the Bronze Star medal for his service in the Philippines. <mask> embarked for the United States again on 15 September 1914. He was assigned to the 14th cavalry on January 20, 1915, near the Mexican border. He was promoted to first lieutenant on 1 July 1916, and was commandant of cadets and Professor of Military Science and Tactics at the University of Puerto Rico from 3 October 1916 to 1 January 1917. He went back to the United States for further service on the Mexican border with the 17th Cavalry. He married Brown on December 22, 1916.<mask> was promoted to captain in the cavalry on May 15, 1917, but transferred to the Quartermaster Corps on July 25, 1917. He was the Chief Disbursing Officer. There were troops in England from September to October 1917. He was the executive officer of Base Section No. From November 2nd to December 25th of 1917. From 9 April to 25 June 1918, he was the assistant quartermaster of the 2d Division and then the quartermaster of the 4th Division. He was promoted to colonel in the Quartermaster Corps on May 5, 1919, and lieutenant colonel in the Quartermaster Corps on October 11, 1918.From 1 November 1918 to 30 April 1919, he was the Assistant Chief of Supplies at Tours and then the Chief of Supply at Paris. After a leave of absence, <mask> was posted to Washington, D.C. as assistant to the Director of Storage in the office of the Quartermaster General from 16 November 1919 until 31 May 1920, and then as the chief of Administration Division of the Storage Service until 30. He was transferred to the Quartermaster Corps with the rank of major the following day after reverting to his permanent rank of captain. He was posted to San Antonio, Texas, as the quartermaster at the San Antonio Depot. He attended the Command and General Staff College in 1922 after attending the School of the Line. He graduated from the Army War College on June 30, 1927. <mask> was posted to Washington, D.C. on August 15, 1928 for duty on the War Department General Staff after serving with the 2d Cavalry at Fort Riley, Kansas.He was stationed at Fort Riley from 4 June 1934 to 5 June 1935 and at Fort Bliss from 15 September 1932 to 1 June 1934. He was a member of the Masters of Foxhounds Association of America. He was invited to become joint master by the assistant commandant of the school and the master of the school hunt. He was given a fox horn and a sporting brake when he left Fort Riley. He donated it to the museum. <mask> was promoted to lieutenant colonel on August 1, 1935, after he became executive officer of the Command and General Staff College. He returned to Fort Riley as the assistant commandant of the Cavalry School.<mask> was promoted to colonel in the cavalry on 30 April 1940 and was in charge of the 7th cavalry from 1 August 1940 to 1 May 1941. He was promoted to brigadier general in the Army of the United States from December 1941 to December 1942, and to major general from September 1942. The main port for the support of units in the Southwest Pacific Area was the San Francisco Port of Embarkation. He received the distinguished service medal for his services. He became commander of the South Pacific Base Command on August 10, 1944. He became commander of the Army Service Command in the Philippines. After the war ended, this moved to Japan.On August 31, 1946, <mask> retired from the army with the rank of major general. He died in Austin, Texas, on February 28, 1969 and was buried with full military honors at the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery on March 3, 1969. The United States Army personnel of World War I were buried at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.

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title: Andy Shernoff

texts: <mask> was born in Queens, New York. He is a founding member of The Dictators, one of the original New York punk bands, in which he wrote nearly all of the songs, played bass guitar and keyboards, and sang backing vocals and occasional leads. Joey Ramone's first studio album, Don't Worry About Me, was one of the musical projects he was involved with. He co-authored four songs with Joey. The Masterplan is a garage rock band with members of The Fleshtones and the Waxing Poetics. In the fall of 2009, he embarked upon a series of solo shows playing songs he wrote and telling the stories behind them. In the spring of 2010, those shows would become "When Giants Walked the Earth - A Musical Memoir" with 50 tour dates in the Eastern U.S. and Canada.<mask> sang "California Sun" in a promotional video for Major League Baseball. The Reason Rally, the largest secular gathering in American history, was held on the National Mall in Washington DC. Don't Fade Away was his first solo release. On The First Day Man Created God was released in February of 2013). <mask> grew up in the Queens neighborhood of Jackson Heights. He attended elementary and high school with some of his friends. He attended the New Paltz Music Department after high school.The Teenage Wasteland Gazette was known for its sarcastic, wise-guy attitude. The publication's contributors included a rock critic who invited <mask> to write. <mask> was a rock journalist. As a journalist and a musician, <mask> is often credited as "Adny Shernoff," a deliberate typo transposing the second and third letters of his name. This quirk has never been explained by <mask>. Shernoff met Ross the Boss and started a band with Scott Kempner. Later members included a singer and several drummers.Blue yster Cult's management/producers Sandy Pearlman and Murray Krugman collaborated with the band to record the first Dictators album. In 1975. The majority of the songs were written by <mask>. The band was dropped after the album failed to connect with the general public. <mask> left the Dictators for a short time and was replaced on bass by Mark "The Animal" Mendoza. The second album of the group was released in 1977. The album was produced by Pearlman and Krugman.The band failed to find an audience. The Dictators recorded their third album with Pearlman and Krugman, Bloodbrothers, after <mask> returned to playing bass. The band took a long break after failing to achieve mainstream success. The Dictators Live, New York, New York was released on CD in 1998 as Fuck 'Em If They Can't Take a Joke. The Dictators released a new album called D.F.F.D. in 2001. The Denver Post and Boston Globe both named the album on their top 10 lists for the year. The band's live album Viva Dictators was released in 2005.In the late 1980s, <mask> formed Manitoba's Wild Kingdom with his Dictators bandmates. The band's debut was written and produced by him. The video "The Party Starts Now!!" received warm reviews and was played on MTV. The Master Plan Shernoff's side project with the Waxing Poetics' Paul Johnson and Bill Milhizer released its first album in 2003 The band's second album was released in Europe by Nicotine Records and in the US by Cage Steel Records. <mask> is a solo artist and has focused on creating videos for his channel. He produced videos for "Are You Ready to Rapture", "Let's Get The Band Back Together", "F*ck Christmas", and a collaboration with Lydia Lunch.Two 7" singles and two CD's have been released by him. <mask> is a member of the bands The Resistance with Joey Ramone, The David Roter Method with Albert and Joe Bouchard, and The Bel-Airs. He has played on albums by the Ramones and the Fleshtones, as well as Joey Ramone's solo album. The Dictators, The Master Plan, Manitoba's Wild Kingdom, The Figg, Sin City Six, The Kowalskis, The Golden Horde, The Barracudas, The Untamed Youth, D Generation, and Ad have all been produced by him. The Dictators and Wild Kingdom were both written by <mask>. Kindergarten Cop, Boys Don't Cry, Billions, and Garagedays, Shot! have all had his songs in them. The Golden Age of Rock Music Journalism, Knife Fight, Dance Me Outside, Lillyhammer, and The Sex O'Clock News are just a few examples.The song Faster and Louder was used in a video game. <mask> is interviewed in a rockumentary about the Sex Pistols. He performs in the movie TV Party. He is a member of The Dictators 1999. <mask> and Scott Kempner were interviewed by Ira Robbins.

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title: Jeanine Áñez

texts: A lawyer, politician, and former television host, <mask> served as the 66th president of Bolivia from 2020 to 2019. She was a member of the Social Democratic Movement and served as a senator for the Democratic Unity coalition and the National Convergence alliance. She was second vice president of the Senate from 2015 to 2016 and president of the Senate in 2019. She was a member of the Constituent Assembly from Beni from 2006 to 2007, representing the Social Democratic Power alliance. Born in San Joaqun, ez graduated as a lawyer from the José Ballivin University before working in television journalism. She was invited by the Social Democratic Power alliance to represent Beni in the 2006–2007 Constituent Assembly, charged with drafting a new constitution for the country. After completing the historic process, ez ran for senator for Beni with the National Convergence alliance, becoming one of the few former constituents to maintain a political career at the national level.Once in the Senate, the National Convergence caucus splintered, leading ez to abandon it in favor of the Social Democratic Movement, an autonomist political party based in the eastern departments. She was reelected as a senator in the Democratic Unity coalition. ez was the highest-ranking opposition legislator in the Senate during the social unrest that hit the country in late 2019. After the resignation of the president and other officials in the line of succession, ez declared herself next in line to assume the presidency. She installed an extraordinary session of the Legislative Assembly on November 12th due to the absence of members of the Movement for Socialism. ez used the position of president of the Senate as a basis to assume the presidency of the State in a short session. Her government called for new elections, as well as fighting the COVID-19 epidemic.The Senkata and Sacaba massacres were caused by a decree removing criminal liability for military and police in dealing with protesters. Her government launched numerous criminal investigations into former MAS officials, who were accused of political persecution and retributive justice. Though ez succeeded in conducting free and fair elections, her decision to launch her own, ultimately unsuccessful, presidential campaign led to criticism that she was not a neutral actor in the transition and caused her to bear the brunt of the blame for the electoral victory of Luis Arce. After the end of her mandate in November 2020, ez briefly retired to her residence in Trinidad, only to launch her candidacy a month later. The judicial processes surrounding her time as president hampered her campaign and resulted in a third-place finish at the polls. Just eight days after the election, ez was arrested and placed in preventative detention on charges of terrorism, sedition, and conspiracy relating to the alleged coup d'état carried out in 2019. ez's family found her imprisonment at the Miraflores Women's Penitentiary to be abusive and noticed a decline in her physical and mental health.Jeanine ez was the youngest of seven siblings who were born to two teachers. San Joaqun lacked most essential services when ez was a child, including paved roads. Due to its limited access to power, electricity was only available at night, and her family spent long periods without light due to frequent interruptions in electrical service and a lack of diesel; water, additionally, was distributed only at scheduled times. ez said that the town's conditions made children grow up more open, free and enjoying nature. The 21 August School was where ez attended from first to fifth grade. After graduating high school at the age of seventeen, she left San Joaqun for La Paz to pursue studies in secretarial work, attending the Bolivian Institute before completing her education at the Lincoln Institute. ez settled in Santa Cruz for further study after that.She graduated with a degree in legal sciences and law from the José Ballivin University in Trinidad. She has degrees in public and social management, human rights, and higher education. Before entering the political sphere, ez held a career in regional television journalism, which she described as her "great passion", though it was not well-paid. She later directed and presented at the Trinidad-based television station Totalvisin. The autonomist movement was conceived as a profound redesign of the country's existing centralized structure, expanding departmental self-determination over resources and providing for the election of regional authorities through universal suffrage. One of the most important political and regional currents of the early 21st century was represented by this movement, which ez was a part of from the beginning. ez emerged as a member of the generation of lowland politicians who entered the electoral arena in support of departmental autonomy as a result of the social reforms undertaken in the mid-2000s.As most experienced political leaders had opted to present their candidacies in the municipal elections of 2004 and the legislative and prefectural elections of 2005, the 2006 Constituent Assembly elections provided an opportunity for young professionals with limited preexisting involvement with political parties to stand for office for the first time. ez was invited by the opposition Social Democratic Power to stand as a candidate with Fernando vila. The district was won by the Podemos binomial. The Constituent Assembly was inaugurated in Sucre. ez entered the assembly with great expectations of codifying departmental autonomy into the statutes of the new constitution of the State but soon became frustrated by long delays in the drafting process brought about by the requirement of two-thirds support for the approval of articles. She held positions on the Organization and New Structure of the State Commission and the Judiciary Commission, which were involved in drafting articles related to the judicial branch of the new government. After the end of her term in the Constituent Assembly, ez remained close to the man who supported the establishment of a united opposition bloc.ez was selected as the candidate for second senator for Beni by the political alliance Plan Progress for Bolivia - National Convergence (PPB-CN). After drafting the new constitution, ez was able to maintain a national-level political career. The Senate's directive of which the second vice presidency and second secretariat correspond to the opposition was renewed in January 2011. The position of second vice president was decided by a vote of the opposition legislators after ez was nominated by the caucus. However, when the list of nominees was presented to the full Senate, a senator from the other side of the aisle broke with the rest of his caucus and presented himself as a candidate for the position of second vice president. The MAS elected members of the opposing blocs to different posts after the opposition was unable to come to a consensus. While ez was elected second secretary, she refused to assume the position of second vice president.She blamed the MAS for not obeying the majority decision of the caucus. In the last year of her first term, ez was once again the main figure in the internal disputes affecting the opposition. The 2010–2015 Legislative Assembly term was renewed by the Senate in January. When Senator Antezana presented himself separately for the second vice presidency, there was a conflict of interest. Due to the failure to achieve the required majority, the posts of Antezana and ez were vacant on 21 January. As a result, neither Antelo nor ez managed to reach their originally prescribed positions, with the MAS electing a new second vice president and second secretary on 24 January. In late 2012 ez was profiled as a potential contender to face Jessica Jordan of the MAS for the governorship of Beni in a special gubernatorial election.She was considered as a pre-candidate for the nomination due to her history as a human rights defender and her connections to the department. A regional poll was held to consolidate a single opposition candidacy for the election. The alliance's nomination went to the man from Beni First. During her first term, ez became affiliated with the political project of Santa Cruz Governor Rubén Costas. Costas' civic group Truth and Social Democracy (Verdes) established itself as a regional political party in 2011. She attended the first congress of the Social Democratic Movement. ez was one of at least twenty assembly members who joined the Democrats after the fall of the CN as a viable political force.As part of the negotiations between the Democrats and the National Unity Front (UN) to form the Democratic Unity (UD) coalition, it was agreed that each party would define its own electoral lists in the departments in which they were most present. On June 27th, ez, the party's spokeswoman, announced that the party had nominated her to go to reelection as its candidate for first senator for Beni. In order to become a candidate for the Supreme Electoral Tribunal, ez resigned her Senate seat on July 10. On 25 July, the TSE certified her alternate as the senator for Beni. In the elections held on October 12th, UD lost all but one department, ez's home department of Beni, where she was reelected as senator. Unlike in the previous legislative term, the vote to form the Senate's directive for its 2015– 2016 session took place without controversy. ez was elected second vice president of the Senate by a vote of thirty-five of the thirty-six senators, making her the UD coalition's representative in the Senate's directive.She intended to retire from politics after the end of the Legislative Assembly in 2015, but she was elected second vice president of the Senate in January 2019. On 10 November, after three weeks of increasingly fierce demonstrations, marches, and protests stemming from allegations of electoral fraud in that year's presidential election, the president and vice president announced their resignations. There were more resignations of top MAS officials within his cabinet and legislature after his abdication. The constitutional line of succession to the presidency was exhausted when the presidents of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies presented their resignations. ez, as second vice president of the Senate, became the highest-ranking remaining member of the Senate's directive. It would be up to ez to assume the presidency with the sole objective of being the second vice president. An emergency session of the Legislative Assembly would have to be convened to accept the resignations of the top officials.Considering that the MAS held a two-thirds supermajority in the assembly, ez relayed her hope that the party would allow the required quorum to be reached. ez wasn't able to attend an emergency session of the assembly until the day after the resignation, as she was in Beni and there were no private flights from Trinidad to La Paz. An emergency operation was mounted to transfer her from Trinidad to El Alto. She landed at the El Alto International Airport on the morning of 11 November and was flown to La Paz in a military helicopter. The senator was received at the Plaza Murillo by some of her Senate colleagues and a former president, who was a political actor during the crisis. Once inside the Legislative Assembly, ez announced that the country's senators would be summoned to an extraordinary session of the Senate to be held the following day, in which the resignations of the previous days were to be reviewed, and she would assume the presidency. The installation of an extraordinary session of the Senate was suspended after ez called for it in her capacity as second vice president of the Senate.Legislators from the MAS demanded security guarantees to attend the session. The leader of the MAS caucus asked for the highest guarantees so that they could hold a session. The MAS felt unsafe due to the announcement of the siege of the Plaza Murillo by Luis Fernando Camacho. Only twenty percent of the MAS parliamentarians were able to arrive in La Paz because of the lack of guarantees. ez appealed to Subsection (a) of the General Regulations of the Senate to replace the president and the first vice president when they are absent due to any impediment. ez said that it was up to him to assume the presidency. A new session of parliament was installed in which no MAS legislators participated.The president of the Senate will assume the presidency of the state in the event of a vice president's death, according to the Constitution. ez stated that this action "constitutes a material abandonment of their functions" and therefore "forces the activation of the presidential succession". Since the presidency is vacant, I assume the presidency immediately as president of the Chamber of Senators. As her assumption to office was brought about by an act of succession, no vote was taken. The entire process from the first attempt to install the session to ez becoming president took eleven minutes and twenty seconds. Having secured the presidency, ez, together with other opposition legislators and civic leaders, made their way to the historic Palacio Quemado, the president's former residence prior to the construction of the Casa Grande del Pueblo. ez emerged onto the balcony dressed in the traditional presidential regalia, including the sash and historic presidential medal.Flanked by her two children on either side, as well as senators and civic leaders, she delivered a short speech promising to restore democracy to the country. ez, a Catholic, claimed that God had allowed the Bible to enter the Palace again. The relationship between the Church and the former president of the country was controversial. ez is the second woman to have ever held the post, after Lidia Gueiler, who was a transitional president between 1979 and 1980. Senate regulations state that a letter of resignation has to be presented before a session of the chamber in order for it to be approved or rejected. Since there was no vote, some of her fellow assemblymen thought that she was still president of the Senate. Salvatierra and other MAS legislators were blocked from entering the Legislative Assembly by security personnel, resulting in a fight between the opposing sides.This prompted a further Senate session on 14 November, in which Eva Copa was elected to replace her as president of the Senate, and Salvatierra's resignation was approved. The majority MAS caucus recognized that ez's investiture had arisen through constitutional succession as part of the bill regulating the convocation of new elections. ez's arrival to office was praised by the opposition and civic leaders. Carlos Mesa was the runner-up in the disputed presidential election and wished ez success in carrying out the transition process. Governor Rubén Costas hoped that ez would find success in her crucial mission of leading the nation, while Senator scar Ortiz wished the new president well. Vctor Crdenas, the former vice president, hoped that the new president would never forget the indigenous peoples, the Wiphala, the youth, and women, while Chi Hyun Chung asked that God give her wisdom and strength. On the other hand, members of the deposed MAS expressed their discontent with ez's arrival to power and denounced what they viewed as a coup d'état.The most cunning and disastrous coup in history has been carried out. A right-wing putschist senator proclaims herself president, surrounded by a group of other people. Garca Linera blamed racist backlash for the removal of Morales. Minutes after the conclusion of the session that declared ez president, the Plurinational Constitutional Tribunal released an official statement endorsing her succession as constitutional. The functioning of the executive body should not be suspended according to the 2001 Constitutional Declaration. In ez's case, succession to the presidency applied to the president of the Senate. Automatic succession only applied to cases of vacancies in the presidency or vice presidency, not in cases of vacancies in the legislative chambers, due to the fact that the regulations of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies specify that all, according to a ruling issued on 15 October 2021.Under this criteria, ez's succession to the presidency was unconstitutional because she could not have assumed the presidency of the Senate. Mesa said that the automatic succession to the presidency would have been done regardless of whether she was president or vice president. "Evo Morales made a mistake by asking for asylum and leaving the country, and that's why the constitutional succession has to operate without


title: Saiful Apek

texts: <mask> is a legendary comedian in Malaysia. He was called the "Malaysia's No.1 Comedian" during his heyday and also the title of "Sifu" by comedians today. His credibility as a comedian was unparalleled until today. He is known as an intellectual comedian who is knowledgeable and entertaining. He is a Malaysian actor, director, singer, host and performer. He's an actor who has starred in the most films in Malaysia from the past to the present, but he's also a comedian who holds the most main characters in each of his acting films. He was a member of Senario before he left the group.The original members of the group are now referred to as Senariounion. He carved his name in history as the first comedian to win an award when he was named the Most Popular Star, Berita Harian Most Popular Star Award. He received the Comedy Icon Award at the Malaysian Industry & Entrepreneur Personality Awards. He was invited to enter the Gegar Vaganza Season 8 as a duo with Yassin Yahya/Anye and was known as the group Sa.Ya. He was born in Selangor. <mask>'s date of birth is 12 May 1969 and not 15 August 1969 as stated on his birth certificate and identity card. The confusion was caused by the events of 13 May 1969 when he had to be handed over to another family for unavoidable reasons and then only registered.<mask> was raised by the late Jahindun binti Haji Sahin and her mother's second husband, the late Haji Mohammad Jaafar Ali, until he was 21 years old. <mask> was not allowed to kiss the forehead of his adoptive mother's corpse on the day of his mother's funeral. After moving to Singapore in 1991, he was able to find his biological parent. He was found with 6 siblings along with his two biological parents after obtaining information from various sources. At the Subang Parade shopping mall in 1994, he accidentally met his best friend who at the time was managing the registration of a television show. <mask> Apek began his career as an industry player in Malaysia. Career <mask>'s talent was discovered through the first season of Sinaran Pasport Kegemilangan competition in 1994 organized by TV3 and became popular through the sitcom Senario which aired until 2013).He was the host of TV3's most popular entertainment show, Melodi with Fauziah Ahmad David, using the name <mask>. <mask> was named the Most Popular Star at the 2003 Berita Harian Popular Star Award. <mask> appeared in the film Puteri Impian 2 as a special guest character. Senario The Movie, starring <mask> and his group, Senario, was released in 1999. <mask> appeared in four more Senario acting films after playing the role of the party boss in this film. Neon was directed by Feroz Abdul Kader and starred the late Faizal Yusup, and many other actors. The investigative comedy action film MX3 was directed by Yusof Kelana and starred <mask>.His acting films include Jutawan Fakir, KL Menjerit, Gangster, Laila Isabella, Cinta Luar Biasa, Biar Betul, Gila-Gila Pengantin Popular, Kuliah Cinta, Man Laksa, Duyung, and Anak. The fan club Apek's F.C (A.F.C) was launched on November 1, 2004. The most successful film of 2006 was Cicak-Man directed by Yusry Abdul Halim. The first superhero film in Malaysia is this one. He was one of the actors who played the main character. Hairi is a young man who accidentally swallows a lizard that is in the process of being tested in the laboratory. He and Danny worked at a company owned by Professor Klon.He appeared in the comedy show Gitu-Gitu Apek in the same year. The fictional comedy film, Duyung, was directed by A. Razak Mohaideen and features the roles of Jimmy and Puteri. The film was commercially successful on March 6, 2008. He contributed his voice to the film's soundtrack by singing a song. <mask> reprised his role as Hairi/Cicakman in the film Cicakman 2 - Black Planet which was released on December 11, 2008. He made a special appearance in The Wedding Game. He refused to maintain his position as a senior comedian despite being offered to join the Mega 2015.He doesn't have to prove anything on the comedy stage. He accepted the offer to join the Gegar Vaganza Season 8 singing program at the end of 2021. He was married to Roslina Abu Hassan on June 11, 1994. They were blessed with two sons. He also owns a restaurant in Penang. <mask> quit smoking because he was concerned about his health. <mask> <mask> was found guilty of injecting cannabis into his body.The Shah Alam High Court ordered him to defend himself after allowing the prosecution's appeal against the Magistrate's Court's decision to acquit them of the charges. The prosecution failed to prove a case and <mask> and his employees were released. <mask> and three of his employees were fined by the High Court here on Friday after being found guilty of injecting cannabis into the body. Telemovie Discography Single Saiful Apek & Famili - Kalakian was featured. Saiful Apek & famili were featured in the film "Pak Pung". External links 1969 births Living people Malaysian comedians Malaysian male actors Malaysian people of Malay descent

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title: Rene Cloke

texts: <mask>eighbor Cloke was a British illustrator and watercolorist best known for her artwork for children's books and greeting cards. Her work was often playful, with subjects such as flora and fauna, fairies, and elves. Cloke was self taught and never trained as an artist. <mask> is a concert pianist. The father was a bank manager. She was an illustrator for W. R. Chambers Publishers. She was the artist for The Radiant Way children's book series.She worked for most major publishers in the United Kingdom for the next seven decades. She illustrated a number of books, including Red Riding Hood Goes to the Teddy-Bear's Picnic, Joy Bells and Little Folk's First Book. Several religious books were illustrated by her. She worked for many years as an artist for Medici Cards, designing more than 100 greeting cards. The magazine Playhour featured her work. During World War II, Cloke produced maps of enemy camps and installations from photographs made by the Royal Air Force for the War Office. She lived with her sister in Wimbledon VIllage after the war.A shy person, she avoided being the center of attention or engaging with the public, preferring to remain anonymous and unacknowledged in her work. She died in Wimbledon in 1995. Cloke's work was included in the exhibition "Grimm Girls: Picturing the Princess" at the University of Chichester. There is a partial list of publications with Cloke's artwork. John Crowther was born in 1943. There is a plant called chickweed. Edmund Ward was born in 1947.There is a picture and story book. In 1949, London, juvenile productions. Before we go to bed. London, juvenile productions. The little horse. Blackie & Son were from London and Glasgow. Tippety is covered in snow.Blackie & Son were from London and Glasgow. There is a Cuckoo Clock. The year is 1958. There is a new hat. The year is 1958. The shop is kept by Paul Piglet. Blackie, 1960, London & Glasgow.The Pedlar was popped. Blackie, 1960, London & Glasgow. Snowy is for sale. Blackie was from London and Glasgow. There is an adventure in the wood. Blackie was from London and Glasgow. A book series.Sandle Bros., 4 vols., was published in London. The Big Race is a story books series. In 1966. Filbert builds a boat. In 1966. There is a letter. In 1966.The man is in the rain. In 1966. The visitors are strange. In 1966. The Twins are going to the market. In 1966. The walking holiday.In 1966. The Wishing Well. In 1966. A Posy of Little Verses is a book. A man named Adolf Zabransky. London, Hamlyn, 1967. No dogs please!Haldon Books, Sep 1967. The seasons are happy. Poems for young people. It was written by Adolf Zabransky. London, Hamlyn, 1968. Music in the Meadow is a verse. It was written by Adolf Zabransky.London, Hamlyn, 1968. <mask> retells The Brave Tin Soldier by Hans Andersen. Dean was in London in 1969. There are stories in the woods. Award Publications was in London in 1975. I can read a book. Award Publications was in London.There is a counting book. Award Publications in London in 1977. <mask> wrote a Bedtime Book of Fairytales. Award Publications was published in London in 1978. Brer Rabbit has a colour book. Award Publications was in London. There is a book called Brer Rabbit's Puzzle Book.Award Publications was in London. Tufty's Pot of Paint is part of the Tales of Hopping Wood series. The London Award was given in 1988. The plane is called Flipperty's Aeroplane. The London Award was given in 1988. Larry's Caravan is on the road. The London Award was given in 1988.The Tales of Oaktree Wood series is called "Rusty's House". The London Award was given in 1989. There is a umbrella. The London Award was given in 1990. There is a picnic. The London Award was given in 1990. There is a new hat.The London Award was given in 1990. Award Publications published Woodland Tales in London. The Children's Hour has illustrations. There are stories, jigsaws and painting. with others. Express Publications was published in London in 1935. There are Bible painting books.1–3. The Religious Education Press was published in 1941. There are Bible painting books. 5–8, ed. E. H. The Religious Education Press was published in 1942. Bible story picture books about Jesus.There is a woman named Bertha C. Krall. Carwal Publications was published in 1943. Bey Royle wrote "Red Riding Hood Goes to the Teddy Bears' Picnic". John Crowther was born in 1943. The ugly duckling was written by Hans Christian Andersen. Edmund Ward was born in 1943. Lewis Carroll wrote Alice in Wonderland.P. R. Gawthorn was born in London in 1944. Hans Andersen wrote The Nightingale. Edmund Ward was born in 1945. Amelia Jane again! It was written by Enid Blyton. Dean was born in London in 1946. The Very Strange Pool was written by Enid Blyton.London had a man named Sampson Low. Roger Lancelyn Green introduced the stories from Hans Andersen. Edmund Ward was born in 1947. There are fairy tales. P. R. Gawthorn was born in London in 1947. Edmund Ward and Roger Lacelyn Green wrote The Sleeping Beauty and other tales. Roger Lancelyn Green retells Beauty and the Beast.Edmund Ward was born in 1948. There are nursery rhymes and fairy tales. In 1949, London, juvenile productions. Louisa May Alcott wrote Little Women. The Favourite Hymn Painting Book was written by P. R. Gawthorn. The man is Ernest H. Hayes. The Religious Education Press was published in 1950.There are stories in the painting book. The Religious Education Press was published in 1950. There are three little nursery rhymes. London, juvenile productions. Through the Looking-Glass and what Alice found. London in 1951. The annual punch and Judy event.London, juvenile productions, in the year 1951. There are three little kittens. There are nursery rhymes. London, juvenile productions. There are pantomime stories. London & Melbourne, Ward, Lock & Co. was founded in 1953. Mary Kerr wrote Birds of the River.Edmund Ward was born in 1959. Modwena Sedgwick wrote A Play at Pebblings Village. London, Burke, 1960. My first book was a collection of fairy tales. The books were written in London. My first book was a fairy tale. The books were written in London.There are stories from the Old Testament. Ward Lock (All Colour Picture Book 8) was published in 1961. The person of Jesus. The Religious Education Press was published in 1961. Good news. The Religious Education Press was published in 1961. Jesus is a friend of all.The Religious Education Press was published in 1961. There are stories from the bible. The Religious Education Press was published in 1961. There are nursery rhymes about Pat-a-Cake. Purnell, Paulton, 1961. There is a book of nursery rhymes. Frederick Warne & Co. was in London in 1962.There is a book called Little Folk's Book of Nursery Tales. Frederick Warne & Co. was in London in 1963. The first book by Little Folk. Kate Burchell is a person. London in 1964. The wild swans. The Ward Lock & Co. is in London and Melbourne.The second book of Little Folk's. Kate Burchell is a person. London in 1966. There are painting books. The Religious Education Press was published in 1966. There are fairies and Giants. Three favorite stories for children.London, Collins, 1967. There is a bumper book of fairy tales. Warwick Press was in London in 1968. <mask> retells The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen. Dean was in London in 1968. The adventures of Mr Pink-Whistle were written by Enid Blyton. Dean was in London in 1969.<mask> wrote a book called Fairyland Tales. Collins was in London in 1969. My favorite book of fairy tales. Ward Lock was in London in 1969. Amelia Jane is written by Enid Blyton. Dean was in London in 1969. <mask> retells Puss in Boots.Dean was in London in 1969. Enid Blyton wrote The Three Golliwog. Dean and Son were in London in 1969. L. G. Humphrys wrote about weather in Britain. Basil Blackwell was from Oxford. Antony Camden retells Jack and the Beanstalk. London, Sandle Brothers, 1969?There are Babes in the Wood. Sandle Brothers (Tulip-Colour Books 2), 1969? Antony Camden retells Red Riding Hood. Antony Camden retells the stories of London, Sandle Brothers/Ward Lock & Co., 1969 Aladdin. Sandle Brothers/Ward Lock & Co. was in London in 1969. Antony Camden retells Dick Whittington. Sandle Brothers/Ward Lock & Co. was published in 1969.<mask> retells Jack and the Beanstalk. Dean was in London in 1970. Mister Meddle's Mischief was written by Enid Blyton. Dean was in London in 1970. Mister Meddle's Muddles was written by Enid Blyton. Dean was in London in 1970. Enid Blyton wrote Mr Pink-Whistle Interferes.Dean was in London in 1970. I have a picture book of rhymes. Dean was in London in 1970. There is a Sleeping Beauty. Dean was in London in 1970. There are nursery rhymes. Dean was in London in 1972.The Everyday Book of Goodnight Stories was written by Enid Blyton. Dean was in London in 1975. The Everyday Book of Playtime Stories was written by Enid Blyton. Dean was in London in 1975. The Everyday Book of Sleepytime Stories was written by Enid Blyton. Dean was in London in 1975. The daily book of twilight stories was written by Enid Blyton.Dean was in London in 1975. There are stories by Hans Andersen. The Award was given in London in 1975. My first picture book was about Hans Christian Andersen. As Hans Andersen Fairy Tales, London, Award, 1996. There are nursery stories. The Award was given in London in 1975.A toddler has a picture book. The Award was given in London in 1975. My first book was a picture book. The Award for Favourite Fairy Tales was given in 1996. My first picture book was about nursery rhymes. Award Publications was in London. My first picture book was about telling the time.Award Publications was in London. The gift book of bedtime stories was written by Enid Blyton. The book is from the Everyday Book series. Dean was in London in 1978. There are Brer Rabbit Stories. The London Award was given in 1982. There are more Brer Rabbit stories by Harris.The London Award was given in 1982. There are two mice, the Town Mouse and the Country Mouse. The London Award was given in 1982. I have a big book of Brer Rabbit stories. The London Award was given in 1983. There are Bible stories for children. The London Award was given in 1984.The Greedy Rabbit is one of the stories by Enid Blyton. Award Publications was published in London in 1985. Michael Bishop adapted Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows. The Wind in the willows: The River Bank, The Wind in the willows: The Wild Wood, London, Award, 1997 are a series of sticker books. The Little Match Girl is one of the stories. Storyland Classics, London, Award, 1998. There is a storyland.Howard Hall retells classic tales for children. The Award was given in London in 1985. What no cheese! The Lambikin was written by Enid Blyton. London, Award in 1985? There are classic fairy tales. Manchester, Cliveden Press.The story of Brer Rabbit Again is told by Enid Blyton. London received an award in 1987. Jane Carruth retells Bible stories. More Bible Stories for Children was revised as a London Award in 1995. Tina Rose retells Kenneth Grahame's Little Treasury of The Wind in the Willows. The Worksop Award was given in 1988. The Little Down Cushion was written by Enid Blyton.The London Award was given in 1988. There is a dressing book. Award Publications was in London in 1989. It was adapted by Jane Carruth. Award Publications was in London. Hello, Mr Twiddle! Well, Really, Mr. Twiddle!Red Fox was in London in 1990. There is a story called "Pinocchio." Award Publications was in London. Cinderella. Award Publications was in London in 1991. There is a little red Riding Hood. Award Publications was in London in 1991.Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows was adapted by Jane Carruth. The London Award was given in 1993. There are two books, The Conjuring Wizard and Snippitty's Shears. The London Award was given in 1994. Enid Blyton wrote The Lucky Green Pea. The London Award was given in 1994. Upadee and the Dragon was written by Enid Blyton.The London Award was given in 1994. Enid Blyton wrote The Rude Little Rabbit. The London Award was given in 1994. Dame Thimble and Her Matches was written by Enid Blyton. The London Award was given in 1994. How Derry the Dormouse Lost His Secret was written by Enid Blyton. The London Award was given in 1994.There are stories by Enid Blyton. The London Award was given in 1994. Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows was adapted by Jane Carruth. The London Award was given in 1995. Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows was adapted by Jane Carruth. The London Award was given in 1995. Enid Blyton wrote The Crown of Gold.The London Award was given in 1995. The Meddlesome Butterfly was written by Enid Blyton. Award Publications was in London. The Enchanter and The Squirrel have big eyes. The London Award was given in 1998. Jane Carruth retells fairyland classics. The London Award was given in 1998.<mask> at bearalley had 1904 births and 1995 deaths.

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Rene Mable N
Olive Cloke
Rene Cloke
Rene Cloke
Rene Cloke
Rene Cloke
Rene Cloke
Rene Cloke
Rene Cloke


title: Michèle Lalonde

texts: <mask> was a Canadian dramatist, essayist, playwright and poet. She studied for a Bachelor of Arts degree at the Université de Montréal and began her career as a writer and publisher. Lalonde worked at the editorial boards of magazines throughout her career. She won the Prix Duvernay from the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society in 1980. <mask> was a professor at the National Theatre School of Canada and a member of the Order of Francophones of America. The Montreal collection of the Bibliothque et Archives nationales du Québec holds her works from 1957 to 1977. <mask> was born in Montreal, Canada, on July 28, 1937.She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy from the Université de Montréal. Lalonde did his research at Harvard University, the University of Baltimore, and the University of London. In 1965, she worked on an uncompleted doctorate at the Université de Montréal. Lalonde started her career as a writer and publisher. At the Festival d'Art Dramatique de l'Ouest du Quebec, she wrote the historical play Ankrania ou celui qui crie. The annual gatherings of Canadian writers referred to as "recontres" were organized by Lalonde that year. Songe de la fiancée détruite is her first book of poetry and focuses on solitude and people's inability to communicate.Lalonde wrote another collection of poetry, Geles. She joined the editorial board of the magazine Situations as a cultural and literary reviewer. Lalonde wrote articles and news stories for the journal Liberte. The Canadian literary scene is composed of authors and intellectuals. Lalonde wrote a poem collection in 1967. The poeme was about the two recitants. At the inauguration ceremonies, the poem was performed by Prévost.At the height of the 1960s Quiet Revolution in Quebec, she wrote a poem called Speak White, which became her most famous work and denounced the inferior cultural, social and economic conditions of French Canadians. Speak White was read in essays, lectures, manifestos and statements concerning politics, intellectual and authors' rules, and Quebec women's status by Lalonde. She was part of the editorial team of Maintenant that wrote essays about Quebec nationalism and the debate on linguistics. The 1977 historical play was first produced at Montreal's Theatre d'Aujourd'hui. The best works of Lalonde were put into the collection in 1979. She won the Prix Duvernay from the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society and worked on a film about Speak White. She co-authored Cause commune: manifeste pour une internationale des petites cultures with Denis Moniere and Petit: Outremont on her own.The International Federation of French-language writers made <mask> president three years later. She wrote with Jean Dozois and Jean Poupart Construction sociale de la dangerosite:Pratique criminologique et systeme penal for the Conseil quebecois de la recherche sociale of the Government of Quebec in 1989. <mask> was a professor at the National Theatre School of Canada from 1976 to 1980. She was the Fédération internationale des écrivains de langue franaise's president from 1982 to 1986. The president of the Quebec Writers' Union was Lalonde. She received the Prix du pote in 2004. Lalonde is a member of the Order of Francophones of America.Her works were broadcast on Radio-Canada and her manuscripts are in the Montreal collection of the Bibliothque et Archives nationales du Québec. She died in Montreal. Lalonde was married to a neurologist. They had three children. According to Ian Lockerbie in Lalonde's entry in The New Oxford Companion to Literature in French, she was "prominent among the many Quebec writers in the 1960s who committed themselves publicly to the nationalist cause through public performances, poster poems, marches, and manifestos." Mary Jean Green noted that the poet uses a personal voice in her poems. In the mid-1960s, Lalonde's works became "committed": no longer addressed to a limited readership, they sought a wider audience and adherence to the socio-political concerns of the people.The borders between poetry and the essay began to disappear for her, becoming the major concern in her work. Green said that she had become conscious of her role in the struggle for Quebec's autonomy and that a significant shift occurred in her poetic voice. There are writers from Montreal, Harvard University, University of Baltimore, and the University of London.

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title: Deborah Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire

texts: <mask> was an English aristocrat, writer, memoirist, and a member of the royal family. She was the last survivor of the six Mitford sisters, who were prominent members of English society in the 1930s and 1940s. <mask> was known to her family as "Debo". Her parents were the son and wife of 1st Baron Redesdale. Lord Andrew Cavendish was the younger son of the 10th Duke of Devonshire. William, Cavendish's older brother, was killed in action in 1944 and Cavendish became heir to the dukedom. The 11th Duke of Devonshire was created on the death of his father.The main public face of the town was the duke. She was involved in the restoration of the house, the enhancement of the garden and the development of commercial activities such as the Chatsworth Farm Shop, which employs a hundred people. She recognised the commercial imperatives of running a stately home and took a very active role. She was in charge of the development of the Cavendish Hotel at Baslow. The Duke of Cambridge was made a Dame Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in 1999 for her service to the Royal Collection Trust. Her son became the 12th Duke of Devonshire after her husband's death. At this time, she moved into a smaller house on the Chatsworth estate.Lady Emma Cavendish was married to the son of the 2nd Lord Glenconner in 1963. The child of Victor Cavendish and Lady Mary Cavendish died in 1947. She married 2nd Baron Margadale, son of James Morrison, in 1988 and they had two children. She married William Topley in 1999. She was the maternal aunt of the former president of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, as well as the grandmother of a fashion model. The 11th Duke of Devonshire, Andrew Cavendish, became politically active in 1981 when he joined the new Social Democratic Party. The Duchess died on September 24, 2014, at the age of 94.Her funeral was held at St Peter's Church. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cornwall were guests. Michael Crick speculated at the time of her death that she was the last living British woman who had met Hitler. The titles from 1920 to 1941 were The Honorable <mask>-Mitford, Lady Andrew Cavendish, Marchioness of Hartington, and Her Grace The Duke of Devonshire. During a visit to Germany with her mother and sister in 1937, she said she had tea with Hitler and that she was the only one of the three who spoke German. She was asked to choose between Elvis Presley or Hitler before the interview ended. She looked at the interviewer and said, "Well, Elvis of course!"What a question. The Duchess was interviewed by the journalist for Newsnight. The duke talked about life in the 1930s and 1940s, Hitler, and the marginalisation of the upper classes. On December 23, she was interviewed by Charlie Rose for PBS. She was interviewed as part of "The Artists, Poets, and Writers Lecture Series" sponsored by the Frick Collection, which focused on her memoir and her published correspondence with Patrick Leigh Fermor. The Estate: A View from Chatsworth is a book for children. Treasures of Chatsworth: A Private View is a book for children. Counting My Chickens and Other Home Thoughts is a book for children. Wait for Me!... and Other peckings were released in 2009.All in One Basket is a memoir of the youngest Mitford sister, Diana, and the Pursuit of Laughter is a documentary. Dames Commander of the Royal Victorian Order and Cavendish family cookbook writers died in the same year.

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Deborah Cavendish
Deborah
Deborah Freeman


title: Swami Vipulananda

texts: The Sri Lankan Tamil Hindu social reformer, literary critic, author, poet, teacher and ascetic from the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka was known as the "Sonia VIpulananda". A pioneer associated with the Indian-based Ramakrishna Mission was Vipulanada. After 500 years of colonial rule by various European powers, the revival of the Hindu religion and native traditions in Sri Lanka was helped by reformers like Vipulanada. The village of Karativu is in the south of Batticaloa. His mother's name was Kannamma. His birth name was Mylvaganam. St. Michael's College National School is located in Batticaloa city.At the age of 16, Vipulanada completed his high school education and went on to become a teacher. He completed his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of London and became the first Sri Lankan Tamil Pandithar, a degree awarded by the Tamil Nadu-based Madurai Tamil Sangam, a linguistics academy created to promote the study of Tamil language. A professor of Tamil language in two universities and the head of operations of the Ramakrishna Mission in Sri Lanka are some of the things that Vipulanada did. He knew English, Greek, Latin, Sanskrit, and Sinhala. After researching Tamil music and other Indian musical forms and musical instruments for many years, Vipulanada produced the seminal book of scientific research in Tamil called the Yazh Nool, or Book of Stringed Musical Instruments, which was published just before he died in 1947. The author tried to understand and explain the intricacies of genre of Tamil music in general, and the stringed musical instruments in particular, using modern techniques and tools of research and calculations based on mathematics and physics. The work of Yal Nool is unique.He used the literary traditions in Sanskrit, Greek and English to write a translation of Shakespeare's plays with commentaries on various aspects of drama such as the plot, structure, sequence of action, characterization, subjective experience and gestures. Professor Kanaganayagam concludes in his review that the editor of several publications was Vipulanada. He edited and published works by scholars. His translations from English to Tamil include some of the most famous authors in the world. Poems from the Sangam literature period, devotional songs from the Bhakti movement period, and poems of Subramanya Bharathi were translated from Tamil to English. The Dictionary of Technical Terms on Chemistry, The Great Dance of Thillai, and Prabanthangal are some of the major Tamil publications authored by Vipulanada. A collection of 170 essays were published posthumously in 1995.A collection of his poems was published in 1995. Most of his speeches focused on history of the Tamils, Tamil literature, Tamil music and musical instruments, and Vedanta philosophy, and were published in international journals and magazines. The Ramakrishna Mission was founded in 1897 and is dedicated to service to the community regardless of religious, caste, creed or language differences. The mission does not believe in religious conversion. The mission's charitable and philanthropic activities focus on the provision of educational and medical services to the weaker segment of the population through schools, hospitals and orphanages. It became a problem for Christian missionary-run charities in South Asia. In 1916, Vipulananda met the head of the Mylapore Ramakrishna Mission.In 1917, there was another visit to Jaffna. He entered the Mylapore Ramakrishna Math in 1922. He was given a name after completing the training in 1924. He dedicated his life to education and service to the community in India after his ordination. In 1925, Vipulanada became an administrator of the RKM schools. He was involved in founding many new RKM schools. Four orphanages were founded, two for boys and one for girls.A number of RKM schools were opened in remote villages. The natives could go to schools and orphanages that were not associated with western Christian missionaries. He helped A. M. A. Azeez establish charitable organizations to help poor Muslims in the east of the country. A noted educationist, scholar and community worker, Vipulanada was invited by the University of Madras to present its case for the establishment of a Tamil University to the special commission set up to investigate the proposal. The commission recommended that the Annamalai University be opened in 1927. He was the first Professor of Tamil language. After the University of Ceylon was established in 1943, Professor <mask> received a second invitation to become the first Professor of Tamil, which he held until his death in 1947.The distinction of being the first scholar to be appointed the first professor of Tamil in two different countries is a unique one. The importance of learning other languages was emphasized by Vipulanada, who was a strong advocate of the mother tongue as the medium of education. In addition to Tamil, Vipulanada was involved in the teaching of English, Sinhala and Latin. He promoted the importance of learning sciences such as biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics, as well as job-related technical subjects. He helped other Tamil scholars translate science and technology publications into Tamil. Mr. K.S. studied some of Professor Vipulananda's writings. The first Sri Lankan Tamil literary critic has been called a pioneer by one of the notable literary critics.Despite strong opposition from socially and politically powerful elites, Vipulanada led the movement to recognize Subramanya Bharathi, a Brahmin by birth, as the Maha Kavi (National Poet), despite his anti-castist views. While India was still a British possession, he hoisted the Indian flag on the occasion of Sir George Fredrick Stanley's visit to the Annamalai University in 1937. There are many institutions named after him. He has been honored by stamps issued by Sri Lanka and Germany. He died after a brief illness. Near Batticaloa city, there is a resting place for <mask>. There is a picture here.Other social reformers from Sri Sri of the same period can be found here.

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Vipulananda
Swami Vipulanada


title: Bruce Farr

texts: <mask> is a New Zealand designer of racing and cruising yachts. Farrdesigned boats have won, been challenged for, or placed highly in a number of races. In the 1990 Queen's Birthday Honours, Farr was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. He lives in Maryland. Farr began building boats at the age of 13 near Warkworth. His first boats were made of plywood. Cherubs and Flying 18s were designed and built by him.Light weight and good planing shapes were the focus of his early designs. Small lightweight keel boats that were successful on the race course were designed by his late teens. He was a sailboat designer in the 18ft Skiff class, popular in Australia and New Zealand. The 18 ft Skiff Giltinan World title was won by Farr designs several times. The boats designed by Farr Yacht Design won four of the five races they competed in. The first yacht designed by <mask>r to compete in a race was Ceramco New Zealand, which won the Sydney to Hobart in 1980. Ceramco New Zealand would have won the Round the World Race, except for an unfortunate dismasting on the first leg, a trans-Atlantic crossing.Ceramco New Zealand would have been 30 hours ahead of her next competitor if the deltas for the rest of the legs had been in place. New Zealand's most famous yachtsman, Sir Peter Blake, helmed and captained this yacht. The first all-female crew in the 1989–90Whitbread Round the World Race were on the 58-foot yacht which was designed by Farr. In the 1986-87 BOC single-handed challenge, the yacht was skippered by South African Bertie Reed. There are still people active in this year. The event was renamed the Volvo Ocean Race in 2001. The Illbruck Challenge was won by Farr Yacht Design.All four of Farr's Volvo Ocean Race boats experienced problems after various failures in their keel canting mechanisms, including an abandonment of the yacht Movistar which was unable to prevent the flow of water through the keel box. For the first time in the history of the Volvo Ocean Race, a One-design was selected. Between 1945 and 2003 Farr designed 15 overall winners of the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, making him the most successful designer of winners. Cookson Boatworks used the Farr office to collaborate on a new 50' design called the Cookson 50. The Irish-owned yacht, conceived, developed and constructed in 2005 at Cookson's in New Zealand, was the overall winner of the 2007 Fastnet race. After it was launched, Chieftain finished 5th at Australia's Hamilton Island Race Week, then won class in the 2005 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. In addition to winning class in the Round Ireland, being awarded Boat of the Year in Ireland, and finishing as the overall winner of the Fastnet Race, Chieftain was also a member of the Royal Ocean Racing Club.New Zealand's entries in 1986 and 2000 were co-designed by Ron Holland and Laurie Davidson, and Larry Ellison's BMW Oracle Racing Challenger was accepted as the Challenger of Record. Young America lost to Black Magic of New Zealand in the 1995 Cup finals, despite Farr's design being faster than the other American boats. The 90-foot-long KZ-1 was brought forth to challenge the San Diego Yacht Club immediately after they won the cup in 1987, and was one of the most impressive of Farr's design boats. The challenge was unusual in that it did not allow the host yacht club three to four years to prepare for the event, nor did the challenging boat adhere to the 12-metre class design that the America's Cup had beencontested in for thirty-five years, nor did it allow time The entire episode is an excellent case study on how the process of yacht racing can be mired in the legal system when America's Cup participants stray from the spirit of the rules. During the America's Cup, Farr sailed on the boat. Farr's cruising yachts have been sold and sailed around the world.His production designs have been produced by a variety of yacht manufacturers. The two Southern Wind-built 100 footers: Farewell and Farandwide are some of the larger cruising luxury yachts Farr has designed. Farr 38 is a Farr 5000 is a Farr 6000 is a Farr 7500 is a Farr 1220 is a Farr 1154.

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Bruce Kenneth Farr
Bruce Far


title: Adeline Knapp

texts: An American journalist, author, social activist, environmentalist and educator, who is remembered largely for her tempestuous lesbian relationship with Charlotte Perkins Gilman, died on June 6, 1909. She was known as a fixture of the turn-of-the-century San Francisco Bay Area literary scene. An outspoken writer who often addressed controversial topics in her columns for The San Francisco Call, Knapp wrote on a wide range of subjects from livestock to the Annexation of Hawaii. Though drawn to progressive causes like child labor and conservativism, she also tended to have reactionary views, such as her criticisms of the women's suffragist movement. At a time when many American women were joining the movement to extend political and voting rights to women, she allowed her speeches and letters on the topic to be used as propaganda by the anti-s. The author of numerous short stories and a novel set in the Arizona desert, she was also interested in Western regionalism. She was praised in her lifetime for her works.On March 14, 1860, in Buffalo, New York, there was a baby named <mask> Adeline. There were nine children born to this family. She was named after her mother. When she was a child, Dellie was used to distinguish between the two women. She was known to her family and friends as "Delle". When she wasn't spending time with the family's horses, she showed a strong interest in writing. She wrote poems and stories when she was eight years old.She published a volume of her writing when she was 14. The Queen City Enterprise was published by her. It was a monthly newspaper for nearly two years and gave her her first taste of journalism. This was a huge achievement for young women. She became famous as a poet after publishing the Aspirant in Buffalo. She was a member of the National Amateur Press Association. It was thought by her family that she would most likely end up in journalism, since she expressed an interest in a career in medicine.While her mother had never worked outside of the home, her father was a highly respected and hard-working man in the Buffalo community. Mr. Knapp worked in the wholesale and retail grocery business in Buffalo. He became a partner in a distilling business after a few years. He was a senior member of the firm. He was the Chief Engineer with the Volunteer Fire Department. He helped organize the first Water Works Company, as well as founding the Fireman's Benevolent Association. The family had a lot of money.A strong work ethic is instilled in children by their parents. While living at the family home with her parents, young Adeline felt compelled to make her own way in life. She started working in a large house after looking for a job. She set aside her journalistic interests for seven years. She began working as an associate editor for the local news journal at the age of 24 after getting an opportunity from the Buffalo Christian Advocate. In addition to working at the Advocate, she began attending school at the University at Buffalo to study medicine. After three years, she decided to leave Buffalo and head for California.She founded the paper's Woman's Department, which became very popular, after leaving Buffalo to work at the San Francisco Call. Within a year after arriving in California, she purchased the weekly Alameda County Express and began her career as a country editor and publisher. She was the editor, business manager, solicitor, subscription and advertising agent, proofreader, collector and mailing clerk, and delivery staff all rolled into one. She merged the Express with the Oakland Daily Tribune. She became the staff coast and foreign exchange editor of the Call after the Express was consolidated with the Tribune. When her knowledge of horses and cattle was discovered, she was transferred to the livestock department. She wrote an article every Sunday on the subject of horses and cattle under the pen name of Miss Russell.The East Bay contingent of the San Francisco Bay Area literary community included Ina Coolbrith, Charles Keeler, and Yone Noguchi. Her interest in women's issues began to take root during her time in the Bay Area. She spent a lot of her time working with the San Francisco Woman's Educational and Industrial Union, an organization that advocated for women's rights. In San Francisco, they counted between 600 and 700 women. She was an advocate for equality of the sexes for ten years. Around the turn of the 20th century, her ideals would change. Charlotte Perkins Gilman was a writer who had separated from her husband and moved to California.In September, the two women began living together. Their friendship was very close. Today, she is remembered for her tempestuous relationship with Charlotte Perkins Gilman. "The pleasure in the new relation is that I now have some one to love me, and whom I love," she wrote. Ann Lane writes that it is possible that Charlotte and Delle were lovers. Stetson's letter to her future husband shows that she had a lot of love for her. I told you I loved her that way.There is a chance of such letters being dragged out. The San Francisco papers have a great sensation in literary articles. There are revelations of a strange past. Mrs. Stetson had a love affair with a woman. Is this friendship? And so on. The relationship deteriorated by 1893.Charlotte and Delle's relationship was in jeopardy because Charlotte was "absurdly glad to see" Delle when she returned to Oakland. Charlotte wrote on May 3 that she had trouble with Delle over the years. May 11 is hard times with Delle. I am exhausted to attend the meeting of the State Council of Women. Delle doesn't have me. ... There was a lot of time with Delle.There was a scene with Delle all the way up from ferry to house, in the car. Delle decided to leave the house by May 14. I have been asking her to since last August. Delle stayed for another two months before packing. The loss of the friend with whom I had sincerely hoped to live was harder than everything else, as she describes in her autobiography. She loved me. At first.They had been generous with their money. I made a home for her, but also furnished material for her work. She was a clever writer, and later I learned that she was a literary vampire who was always looking for another author to devour, and for the time being write like them. She had an injury at the base of the brain that may have affected her moral sense. I don't mean to say that she was immoral, but she was evil. She lied so freely that she didn't know what she was saying. She drank.She was drunk at my table. She swore at me as well as other people. She struck me with her hand in one of her tempers. I can't prove that she spread the lies about me, but I can say that they were of a nature that only one so close could have known. I know of similar shenanigans from her. I should have been so ignorant as to love her so much that I ended up in pain. The New Year's inscription for 1893 is a doleful one.In the early 1890s, Knapp's coverage of horses and cattle gave way to greater responsibilities as she took over the investigative reporting of international events. She traveled to Hawaii in 1893 to cover the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom. The calls front pages were dominated by Knapp's correspondence during the crisis. All of the front page and a third of the second page were covered by a long piece signed by Knapp on March 9. A visitor would hardly believe himself to be in the midst of riot and upheaval of the law six weeks after the bloodless anti-royalist coup which deposed Queen Liliuokalani. Due to the fact that the marines from Boston are in the legislative chamber, the government has ordered the palace to be cleaned and ready for use. The Call's correspondent was allowed to pass through the building at a very interesting time.A lot of personal property belonging to the outgoing regime was still in the palace when it was converted to its own use. The articles were going to be divided between the Queen, Princess Kaiualani and the ex-Queen. The household goods of any evicted Tar Flat family were loaded upon one- horse trucks and presented a touching spectacle. She noted that the deposed queen and princess was "avowedly jubilant over the present state of affairs." I don't think it can be said that the natives really want annexation. The majority of them would like to see their native kingdom taken over by a bigger power, but it's not something they would want to see. There are many children of the early missionaries who feel the same way and are at a loss to say what they want.The natives want a condition of things that will bring more money into the country. The capital has been driven from the islands by the uncertain tenure of the Government and the natives have felt the pinch. They don't care who brings them, they want better times. No one in the Kingdom will waste any sentimental regret over the downfall of the house of Kalakaua. When the tabu was raised, they thought the monarchy had vanished. The Hawaiian monarchy's problems were one of the reasons that resistance movements were unlikely to succeed. The natives are too uncertain about what they want to do to unite in a concerted action.Since the overthrow of the tabu, they have no money, no arms, no leaders, and really no cause save their ancient traditions, which have so far lapsed, as to make no very powerful appeal to their national pride. "They themselves are dying out at the rate of nearly 1,000 a year, and but a few are left of the hundreds of thousands that once swarmed in the islands." Some foreign power must inevitably assume control of the country, and there is no such power with the interests of the United States in mind. The conclusion is irresistible to enlarge upon this point. If we don't annex the islands, they will pass into the control of a foreign power and become a constant menace on our frontier. The relation of the principal ports and naval stations of the Pacific Ocean to the islands will be shown in a glance at the map. She traveled to the Far East to write about her journey to Yokohama and Manila.He moved from San Francisco, California, to the Philippines after the Spanish–American War. She was one of the Thomasites who went to the Philippines to teach. Knapp wrote a history book about the Philippines. The history of the Philippines was traced until the arrival of the Americans. She wrote the first history of the Philippines for school children. She said that she wrote the book for the children because she wanted to bring a history of the land to them for the first time. She was drawn to many social causes and reform movements.The sketches portraying the evils of child labor were fictionalized. The San Francisco Call published "Two Chums: Sketches from Life" in August of 1892, a story about two young mill workers who died tragically, one under the wheels of a streetcar, the other in suicide. Their deaths are not noticed. The series of articles were approved by The Woman's Column, a publication of the American Woman Suffrage Association. There is no compulsory education to prevent the hiring of infants, so little creatures of five and six years go to their daily toil. He was also an environmentalist. In 1897, the San Francisco Call noted that she was California's "naturalist at large".The Call had many articles written by Knapp in the mid-1890s. Walking the hills of San Francisco would give San Francisco's citizens a better perspective on their civic life, according to "The Blessed Hills of San Francisco". "Only from the hills can we see the real beauty of this city, though most of its buildings are to the eye, and this beauty can by no means be appreciated when seen, even from the dummy of a hurrying cable-car." A small number of her nature sketches were collected in her book. In the Christmas Woods was published in 1899. The fight against the destruction of birds for their feathers was begun a few years before the 1899 letter was written. "Some of us hope to persuade certain of the women's clubs to take action in the matter", Knapp wrote, requesting Muir to write "a few lines on the subject" for an article with interviews etc.From a few of our bird lovers. The milliners say that birds have not been used for trimming in 20 years. To make an impression, we need to strike hard and quickly. Views on race and immigration have been questioned in recent years. According to Cynthia Davis, "Delle vocally opposed Asian immigration and may have helped cultivate Charlotte's xenophobia." The title of "The Ways That Are Dark" was taken from a line in "The Heathen Chinee", according to Davis. "Knapp endorsed the racist reading of 'Plain Language' in a crudely 'yellow peril' tale."The anti- Chinese sentiment in California led to the passage of legislation to restrict and deport Asian immigrants, which was upheld by the United States Supreme Court in 1893. The Japanese writer Yone Noguchi was admired by the author, who wrote several articles supporting and publicizing his work. The Story of the Philippines was the history textbook she wrote for Filipino students. European colonization in the islands is the focus of most of the history. Before the arrival of the Spanish, there were two "wild tribes", the Negritos and Igorotes, which she distinguished from the "civilized Filipino people" who were members of the Malay race. She wrote that the Negritos are dying out. The people have thick lips and flat noses.Their hair is curly. They hunt and fight with bows and arrows. Their main food is fish and brown mountain rice. When children are brought up in a city, they don't grow up to like civilized life, so they run away and return to the mountains as soon as possible. She wrote that the Igorrotes are the best and strongest of all the wild tribes in the country. They are very brave, and are good fighters, using a short, broad knife, which they wield with deadly skill. They were used badly by the Spaniards.At one time, the Spaniards tried to put an end to the tribe in the Philippines. They killed everyone who fell in their power. They were not able to conquer the Spanish, and they have always hated them. She describes the Malays as a sea-going folk, daring sailors, and skillful in managing their boats, who "went bold to sea in tiny crafts, with only the stars to guide them, taking risks such as no Europeans dared to take." They shared enthusiasm and prejudices on a wide variety of topics that reinforced their bond. The two women disagreed on one issue. Both women were passionate about women's rights and initially supported equal rights.Knapp questioned and opposed extending the right to vote and run for political office to women. The publication of literature that spoke out against the suffragist movement was used to voice her opinions at a time when women were campaigning for rights to women. The New York State Association opposed to the extension of Suffrage to Women was founded in 1897 and had over 90 members. The Association's 1908 Annual Report used her writings as propaganda, but she was not listed as a member. After the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution was passed in 1920, the Association stopped producing pamphlets and publications explaining their views of women's suffrage. The San Francisco Call once ran a column that said economic dependence was the primary cause of women being brought under the control of men. By 1899, Knapp's indifference to speach had become opposition."An Open Letter to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt" was written to support her stand on the issue. The inner things of the home and society should be in the hands of women. Catt spoke about the full speach of women at a conference in Oakland. Catt's case for the domestic liberation of women was outlined in her book, Women and Economics. The Household Magazine was edited by Knapp for a few years in the 20th century. She had a relationship with Gilman. When they were living in New York, both of them were campaigning for women's rights.A strong delegation of women from all parts of the state was present in opposition to the woman suffrage proposition at the February 19, 1908 hearing in Albany. The New York State Association opposed to the extension of Suffrage to Women published her speech. By this point, she was able to argue that women worked only out of necessity rather than preference, which was contrary to the idea of work fulfilling one's potential. The tendency of women to cooperate with the opposite sex was celebrated as one of the noblest inclinations of women. The women that opposed speach were labeled traitors by Gilman's writings. On June 6, 1909, Knapp died of a long illness. "They said I made a hit in Hawaii, but the experience convinced me that newspaper work does not offer a real career for a woman," she wrote in her New York Times obituary.I went away from cities and lived alone in a canyon in the foothills for two or three years. I built a house there, cut down trees, wrote a book, and did a lot of thinking. Delle E. The Romance of the Castle Rock and Other Poems is in Buffalo, New York. The Queens City enterprise print was published in 1876. The name of the person is Adeline. It costs one thousand dollars a day to study practical economics. The Arena Publishing Company is in Boston.There was a woman named Adeline who was born in 1894. The introduction to the series on observations of nature through the year is called In the Christmas Woods. The Stanley-Taylor Company had a press in San Francisco. 1899. The name of the person is Adeline. The story of the Philippines. New York has Silver, Burdett and Company.It was 1904. The name of the person is Adeline. There is a boy and a Baron. New York: The Century co. The name of the person is Adeline. There is a manual of hygiene used in the schools of the Philippine Islands. New York has Silver, Burdett and Company.It was 1904. The name of the person is Adeline. The essays deal with the beautiful things that the spring and summer bring. East Aurora is in New York. The Roycroft Printing Shop was founded in 1897. The well is in the desert. The Century Company is in New York.Mike and E. Nesbit edited the book. Victorian Women wrote The Dreaming Sex. The Peter Owen company was founded in 2010. "An Open Letter to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt" was written by the New York State Association. 1899. There are eight pages by Knapp. Do working women need to vote?An address was given to the Senate and Assembly Judiciary Committee. The extension of Suffrage to Women was opposed by the New York State Association. In 1908. 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texts: <mask> is an American politician and member of the Republican Party from the state of Colorado. <mask> is a graduate of the University of Colorado Boulder. He served as chairman of the Colorado Republican Party from 1999 to 2002. He served in the United States House of Representatives from 2003 to 2007, representing Colorado's 7th congressional district. He gave up his seat to run for Governor of Colorado in 2006 but lost. He was the Republican nominee for governor in the election, but lost to John Hickenlooper. <mask> is a member of the ReFormers Caucus.<mask> was born in Lafayette, Colorado. His family's dairy farm was purchased by his grandparents outside of Boulder, Colorado. He is the son of two people. Draft horses were raised on the family's land by his paternal grandparents. His mother's family was German. His parents raised animals on the farm. Beauprez says his father's example is a major influence on his life.Beauprez was an all-conference offensive tackle in high school. He received his B.S. after studying physical education at the University of Colorado. In 1970. While Beauprez had been involved in the Republican Party for a while, his first leadership role came in 1997 as the chairman of the Boulder County Republican Party. <mask> became chairman of the Colorado Republican Party with the help of Senator Wayne Allard. His tenure as state party chairman was marked by attempts to get more Republican candidates elected. The Republican Party lost control of the Colorado State Senate for the first time in four decades while <mask> was chairman.<mask> ran to represent Colorado's 7th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives. He beat Democrat Mike Feeley by only 121 votes. <mask> was a member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, the Veterans Affairs Committee, and the Small Business Committee. He obtained a position on the powerful House Ways and Means Committee after being re-elected in 2004. <mask> won the Republican Party nomination for governor in August of 2006 to succeed Bill Owens, who was ineligible for a third consecutive term. <mask> won the nomination without opposition, but he was briefly opposed by another candidate, who dropped out of the race and endorsed Beauprez several months before the primary. On February 2, 2006 veterans called on Beauprez to apologize for appearing at a photo-op in a military-issued uniform, even though he had never served in the military.He received three draft deferments and a medical release during the Vietnam War. In May 2006 ProgressNow produced an Internet-based ad that focused on Beauprez's draft status during Vietnam. The ad was dismissed by the Beauprez campaign as a well-financed attack machine. In October, <mask> started running ads that attacked Ritter's performance as Denver district attorney, citing a plea-bargained case against an illegal immigrant and an alleged heroin dealer. The dealer was given a suspended sentence. He was arrested in California on suspicion of sexual abuse on a child. Inquiries to <mask>'s campaign as to where it got its facts were prompted by the fact that that information couldn't be verified in public court records.John Marshall, Beauprez's campaign manager, told a local news station that the guy's information matches up in federal criminal databases. Federal criminal databases are off-limits to anyone but law enforcement and can only be used for law enforcement purposes. Ritter's supporters argued that the information could only have been obtained by using the National Crime Information Center database, which is restricted by federal law. The FBI was asked to join the investigation by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. <mask> said he had never heard of the database. As a congressman, Beauprez cosponsored a bill relating to the database. The ICE agent who provided the information to John Marshall was acquitted in a jury trial.The Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement Senior Special Agent Cory Voorhis was criticized and praised for sharing Medina's rap sheet with <mask>' staff. <mask> said the action was "whistleblowing" because of a pattern of plea bargains during Ritter's time as district attorney. The Denver District Attorney did not prosecute the employee who accessed the same information and shared it with the campaign. On April 9, 2008, Voorhis was found not guilty. Voorhis had been unfairly "singled out" for prosecution, according to one of the jurors in the case. <mask> was criticized for seeming to be unsupportive of Voorhis. <mask> did offer assistance to Voorhis, which was turned down by Voorhis' attorneys in order to avoid the appearance of a partisan political relationship.Voorhis wrote to Beauprez that he was an honorable gentleman and a great American. At least one media figure apologized to Beauprez. In March of last year, <mask> announced that he would seek the Republican nomination for governor. <mask> petitioned his way onto the ballot after not contesting the Republican state assembly. <mask> won the primary election with a plurality of 116,333 votes, followed by Tom Tancredo's 102,830 and Scott Gessler's 89,213. <mask> named Commissioner Repella as his running mate. <mask> made similar comments to those made by Romney when he spoke in 2010.<mask> said that Democrats responded that Beuprez, who was in the middle of a "Unity Tour" with his running mate and former primary opponents, had a "funny way" of showing unity with Coloradans. <mask>'s campaign stood behind the comments and said that "in full context, he's saying that it's sad more people are not doing well enough to pay federal income tax." In August, <mask> said that he would send Colorado Army National Guard troops to the Mexico border. <mask> was criticized because doing so would be against the law. He said that he meant to send them on a humanitarian effort, not a military one. <mask> officially conceded to Hickenlooper on November 5. In the 2016 election cycle, <mask> founded Colorado Pioneer Action, which sponsored a number of communications, including websites and mailers, promoting and supporting certain candidates for state legislative office and opposing others.In June of 2016 a campaign finance complaint was filed against <mask>'s Colorado Pioneer Action organization for operating in violation of Colorado campaign finance disclosure laws. After nearly a year of motions, the case went to trial at the end of March. Colorado Pioneer Action was fined and ordered to register and disclose its contributors after being found to have committed multiple violations of Colorado campaign finance law. Colorado Pioneer Action and Beauprez appealed the ruling to the Colorado Court of Appeals. Beauprez is married with four children and six grandchildren. 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