title: Bryan Donkin

texts: <mask> created the world's first commercial canning factory after developing the first paper making machine. The basis for large industries continues to flourish today. <mask> was involved with a number of projects. He was held in high esteem by his peers and was an advisor to the government. His father was a land agent. From September 1789 to February 1791, <mask> worked as a bailiff at the Duke of Dorset's estate. <mask> consulted an engineer who was close to his father as to how he could become an engineer.John Hall founded the Dartford Iron Works in 1785. After completing his apprenticeship, he set up his own business in Dartford, making moulds for paper works, with the help of John Hall. Mary was the daughter of Peter Brames, a land owner and market gardener who was a supporter of the Methodist movement. <mask> became John Hall's brother in law because he married Mary's sister Sarah. <mask> took a prototype of a continuous paper-making machine and turned it into the famous Fourdrinier machine which is the basis of modern paper-making. The Bryan Donkin Company is still in business in the early 21st century after <mask> took premises in London in 1802. He produced a working machine.A second, improved one, was made the following year and eighteen of the complex machines had been erected at various mills. The original design was not <mask>'s, but he received the credit for bringing them into use. His company produced nearly 200 machines for use around the world. <mask> worked with printing machinery. A patent was granted for a "Polygonal printing machine" in 1813, which used types placed on a rotating square or hexagonal roller. The roller rose and fell as it applied the ink. One of the machines was used at Cambridge University.Poor inking prevented its success. Composition ink rollers were considered to be better than the existing leather-covered rollers. The industry standard was <mask>'s inking roller. <mask> was interested in canning food in metal containers. John Hall acquired Peter Durand's patent in 1812 for the sum of £1000 and after various experiments, and in association with Hall and Gamble, <mask> set up a canning factory in Bermondsey, the first cannery to use tinned iron containers. They were appointing agents on the south coast to sell food to ships. The British Admiralty was placing large orders with <mask>, Hall and Gamble for canned meat.Crosse & Blackwells was formed from the merger of Donkin, Hall and Gamble. There is an early Donkin tin can in the Science Museum. The difference engine was manufactured by Joseph Clement who was commissioned by Charles Babbage to do so. The ownership of intellectual property, tooling and piece- parts of the difference engine were investigated. <mask> retired from the business at the age of 78. His sons continued the business. The British government gave <mask>'s company a sum of money in order to build a full-scale difference engine with attached printing apparatus based on the design of Per Georg Scheutz and his son Edvard.The company lost money when it delivered the machine several weeks past the deadline. Despite the engine's printing unit working badly, the Royal Society and the Astronomer Royal were generally positive when they inspected it on 30 August 1859. <mask> was unhappy that he had lost so much money on the project, which he attributed to the engine's unexpected intricacy and the fact that he had very little to base his original cost estimate on. Many alterations had been introduced along the way and costly machine tools had had to be made specially to make the engine's components. William Farr used the machine at the General Register Office to compute life tables. It was able to operate on 15-digit numbers and 4th-order differences. There is a machine in the museum.<mask> and Brunel were acquaintances when <mask> supplied equipment for Brunel's machinery at Chatham Dockyard. It was suggested that <mask> replace Brunel as engineer because he supplied pumps for removing water from the tunnel. Brunel proposed a landing stage for use atLiverpool. Civil engineering projects that <mask>'s works were used for include the Caledonian Canal in 1816, the Gta Canal (Sweden) in 1821, and the Calder and Hebble navigation in 1824. The construction of the locks on the Caledonian Canal used stationary steam engines. <mask> was often consulted on civil engineering matters. He was in favor of the huge suspension bridge at Runcorn proposed by Thomas Telford in 1814.<mask> was hired by Thomas Telford to do a survey of the London area's rivers for the Water Supply report. <mask> was buried in a family plot in Nunhead Cemetery. <mask> worked with Sir William Congreve to prevent the forgery of excise stamps using a method of two-colour printing with compound printing plates. The machine he produced was used by the Excise and Stamp Office and the East India Company at Calcutta. The Science Museum in London has a Rose Engine. The first products designed by <mask>'s company were for the emerging gas industry. The name Donkin has become a generic name for gas valves and <mask> is still a concern in Europe.<mask> equipment is manufactured by Howden Blowers. The screw-cutting and dividing machine was one of <mask>'s inventions. The Royal Society of Arts Prize medal was received by the last two. The death of <mask> took place in the New Kent Road in London. He was buried in Nunhead Cemetery. His wife, Mary, died on August 27, 1858, and was buried in the same vault as other family members. The Society of Master Millwrights was formed in 1805 with John Hall and others.He was a member of the Society of Arts and Chairman of the Committee of Mechanics. He was a fellow of the Royal Society. The Institution of Civil Engineers was founded by Henry Robinson Palmer, one of <mask>'s students. The Institution was able to get its Royal Charter thanks to his help. <mask> was elected a member of the Smeatonian Society of Civil Engineers in 1835 and served as its president in 1843. He was a founding member of the Royal Astronomical Society. The Chronicle of Britain has a Gas Industry Standard Specification for Sealant replacement for valves operating up to and including 2 bar.The Industrial Revolution resulted in the deaths of the Royal Society Presidents of the Smeatonian Society of Civil Engineers.

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title: Aleksandr Lyapunov

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texts: On November 3, 1918, a Russian mathematician, mechanician and physicist was born. He has variously been referred to as Ljapunov, Liapunov, Liapounoff or Ljapunow. His father was an astronomer and his brother was a pianist. His contributions to mathematical physics and probability theory include the development of the stability theory of a dynamical system. He was born in Yaroslavl in the Russian Empire. His father was an astronomer. His brother was a gifted composer and pianist.In 1863, M. V<mask> retired from his scientific career and moved his family to his wife's estate in the Simbirsk province. In 1868, after the death of his father, <mask> was educated by his uncle R. M. Sechenov. Natalia was his wife when he was married to his uncle's family. The third class of the gymnasium was started by his mother in 1870. He graduated from the gymnasium in 1876. After one month in the Mathematics department of the university, he transferred to the physics department. Chebyshev and his students were among the mathematics professors.The professor of mechanics, D. K. Bobylev, was the author of the first independent scientific works. He received a gold medal for his work. His first published scientific works were based on this, on the equilibrium of a heavy body in a heavy fluid contained in a vessel of a fixed form. The two men who finished their university courses in the same year were both graduates of Saint Petersburg University. Throughout his life, the man would maintain scientific contact with the man. In his research, the stability of a rotating fluid mass was a major theme. Chebyshev submitted a masters thesis titled "On the stability of ellipsoidal forms of rotating fluids" in 1884.He went to the same university in 1885 as the chair of mechanics was proposed to him. In his biography, Smirnov writes about the first lecture he gave, in which a young man almost of the age of the other students came before the audience. After the Dean left, the young man with a trembled voice started to lecture a course on the dynamics of material points, instead of a course on dynamical systems. The students were familiar with this subject from the lectures of Delarue. I've never seen this material in a textbook, but what he taught us was new to me. There was no resistance to the course. Students would show their respect to the man.The monograph 'A.M.' contains the main contribution. The stability of motion is a problem. The year 1892. The Mathematical Society of Kharkiv. In Russian. The general problem of the stability of motion was the subject of his 1892 thesis. The thesis was defended in Moscow University in September of 1892.The University of Toulouse published a French translation of the Kharkiv edition in 1908. Liapounoff. Du russe par M.Edouard Davaux'. After being elected acting member of the Academy of Science in 1901, he returned to Saint Petersburg to teach in the Faculty of Applied Mathematics. His former teacher's death left the position vacant. Not having any teaching obligations allowed him to focus on his studies and he was able to bring to a conclusion the work on the problem of Chebyshev with which he started his scientific career. The Fourth International Mathematical Congress was held in Rome in 1908.The volumes 18 and 19 were edited by him. The death took place at the end of June 1917. They moved because of his wife's illness and her doctor's orders. She died on October 31, 1918. Three days later, he died, after shooting himself in the head. He was going blind from cataracts by that time. Differential equations, potential theory, dynamical systems and probability theory are some of the fields that work was involved in.The study of particles under the influence of gravity was one of his main preoccupations. The boundary value problem of the equation of Laplace was considered by his work in the field of mathematical physics. Some questions connected with Dirichlet's problem were clarified in his 1897 work on the theory of potential. His work is related to that of Steklov. Many important approximation methods were developed by the man. His methods made it possible to define the stability of differential equations. The theory of the stability of a dynamic system was created by him.He proved the Central Limit Theorem under more general conditions than his predecessors, thanks to his work in the theory of probability. He used a method of characteristic functions for the proof. Like many mathematicians, he preferred to work alone. He worked late four to five times a night. He would go to the theatre or a concert once or twice a year. He had a lot of students. He was a member of the academy in Rome and a member of the Academy of Sciences in Paris.The impact was significant, and the following mathematical concepts are named after him. The year 1892. There is a mathematical society in the city of Kharkov. Un thorme du calcul des sur certaines questions qui se rattachent. There are External links at www. mathsoc. ru is in Russian and can be found at www.spbu.ru is located at www.mechmath. Univer. kharkov. The 19th-century suicides of Russian mathematicians and the 20th-century deaths of Ukrainian mathematicians are cited.

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title: Hélmer Herrera

texts: <mask>, also known as "Pacho" and "H7", was a drug trafficker who was fourth in command in the Cali Cartel and is believed to be the son of Benjamn Zuleta. In the early years of his life, he grew up in the town of Palmira. He got a job in the United States after studying technical maintenance in high school. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In 1975, and 1978, he was arrested for selling cocaine. The Cali Cartel had supply and distribution rights to New York City. He had previously established connections that would lead to the opening of the Cali Cartel's trafficking routes through Mexico.According to the United States Drug Enforcement Administration, he ran one of the most sophisticated and profitable money laundered operations. Jamund and Palmira are in the south of the Valle, and Yumbo is in the north. According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, the operation involved the import of cocaine base from South America and the transportation of it to conversion laboratories in South America. The 19th of April Movement is believed to have been hired by <mask> to guard remote lab sites. His name was almost never mentioned with that of the other leaders of the Cali Cartel, and he kept a very low profile. It has been said that he was the source of most of the money involved in the financing of Samper's campaign, but he never spoke of the issue and was never involved in the investigation. His name came to light only after a terrorist attack on a football field in Candelaria, Valle del Cauca, on September 25, 1990; 20 gunmen dressed in army and police attire opened fire on the crowd, killing 18 but not hitting him.The bombing of the Monaco apartment building in the city of Medelln on January 13, 1988, which was blamed on the Medellin Cartel, was one of the most affluent areas in the city. The war between the cartels left a lot of blood on both sides, but the fighting was left to the Rodriguez brothers. On July 27, 1991, in a summer resort, 17 people were killed and 13 others were injured when hooded men wearing pink bracelets opened fire. He was said to be the main financial provider for the organization, but his name was never officially associated with them. In 1991, the Drug Enforcement Administration launched an operation called Kingpin, which targeted two of the distribution cells in New York City. Over 100 simultaneous court-authorized wiretaps on cellular phones were utilized by the Drug Enforcement Administration. Over 2.5 tons of cocaine, more than $20 million in cash and assets, and nearly 100 traffickers were arrested at the close of the operation.Records of transactions and personnel were seized from computers and this information provided a better look into the Cali Cartel cell structure. On September 1, 1996, he surrendered and died. The four leaders of the Cali Cartel were captured. He was sentenced to six years and eight months in prison for drug trafficking, which was extended to 14 years in 1998. After he was released from jail, he devoted himself to football and became the sports organizer in the jail and sponsor football tournaments. He earned a bachelor's degree in business administration. Although he was supposed to be in the maximum security wing of the jail, he visited the other wings where he would meet with his lawyers.On November 4, 1998, Serna got inside the jail and went to the football pitch where <mask> was playing. <mask> stopped the game when he saw Uribe and went to greet him. The man shot the man seven times in the head after hugging him. After being caught by other inmates, he was taken away by the prison guards and later died in the hospital. There are a number of possible motives. These include vendettas from members of the Norte del Valle Cartel, in particular a man known as the "JJ", who had been the victim of an assassination attempt by the Cali Cartel leaders, and the collaboration between the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Cali Cartel. The long-time conflict against communist guerrillas is one of the hypotheses.The assassin was a frequent visitor and had been a personal adviser for 10 years. When he couldn't kill Vctor Carranza as he was ordered, Uribe decided to kill <mask>. These declarations were unreliable and probably a ploy to take attention away from the real masterminds. The most accepted hypothesis is that Uribe was acting under the orders of the gang who were angry with him for releasing information about them, and who were eager to take up the business left behind after the capture or death of the Cali cartel leaders. After Varela died, the Calle Serna brothers, "Comba", took over the control of the drug empire. The man was killed in October 2009. One of the few homosexuals who climbed was an immigrant who went from being an anonymous Latin mechanic to one of the wealthiest members of the Cartel de Cali.The speculation regarding his sexual orientation was overshadowed by his crimes. In the show Narcos, the character is portrayed as openly gay. Pedro Mogolln portrays the character Hugo de la Cruz in the TV Series El Cartel. Daniel Rocha portrays him as the character of Gerardo Carrera in the TV Series Escobar. Mauricio Goyeneche portrays the character of Hermes Valenzuela in the TV series. The character of Elver "Chacho" Barrera is portrayed in the TV series En la Boca del lobo. He is portrayed in the series Narcos and Narcos: Mexico byAlberto Ammann.There were people from Palmira who died in 1998 in the Cali Cartel.

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title: Teri Hatcher

texts: The American actress best known for her portrayals of Lois Lane on the television series & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman and Paris Carver in the James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies was born on December 8, 1964. Hatcher was the only child of Esther Beshur and <mask>, Jr., a nuclear physicist and electrical engineer. Her father is of English, Welsh and Irish descent, and her mother is of Syrian, Czech and Irish ancestry. Hatcher was a ballet student at the San Juan School of Dance in Los Altos. She studied mathematics and engineering at De Anza College. She alleged in March of 2006 that she was sexually abused as a child by her uncle, who was later married to Hatcher's aunt. She said her parents did not know about the abuse.Stone was indicted by Santa Clara County prosecutors for a sexual offense that led to the suicide of his female victim. Stone was sentenced to 14 years in prison after pleading guilty to four counts of child sexual abuse. Hatcher said she told the prosecutors about her abuse because she was afraid that Stone would be acquitted. On August 19, 2008, Stone died of colon cancer, six years after he was sentenced. Hatcher studied acting at the American Conservatory Theater. In 1984 she was a cheerleader for the San Francisco 49ers. She joined the cast of The Love Boat in 1985 as Amy, one of the showgirls.In one episode, she was part of a storyline with a male guest star, but she only had short lines in other episodes. She appeared in six episodes of the TV series MacGyver in 1986 and 1989. In 1987, she played the sensible, intelligent 18-year-old daughter of Patty Duke's lead character in the short-lived Fox comedy Karen's Song, and had a guest-star role in an episode of Night Court. She appeared in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode The Outrageous Okona. In 1989 she guest-starred in an episode of Quantum Leap, "Star Crossed", as the main character's mathematician/scientist future wife, and in an episode of L.A. Law, as a nude beauty contestant. She made her motion picture debut that year with a small role in The Big Picture. The big-budget police action-comedy Tango and Cash, also starring Kurt Russell, was a critical and box office disappointment.<mask>'s next TV series role was in the Norman Lear creation Sunday Dinner in 1991, after a short guest appearance in an episode of Murphy Brown in 1990. She played a 30-year-old lawyer in a physical relationship with a widowed businessman played by Robert Loggia. The series was not renewed for a second season on CBS. In Dead in the Water, she plays Bryan Brown's young, attractive temptress secretary, and in The Cool Surface, she plays a young actress. Hatcher tried out for the role of Jamie Buchman on Mad About You but lost the part to Helen Hunt. In a 1993 episode of Seinfeld, <mask>'s character, Sidra, broke up with Jerry because she believed Jerry sent Elaine into a sauna to find out if her breasts were natural or enhanced by surgery. As she left Jerry's apartment, Sidra said to him, "They're real, and they're spectacular."<mask> reprised his role as Sidra in two more episodes: "The Pilot", the fourth season finale, and "The Finale (Part 2)", the series finale. <mask> played the Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane in the ABC series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman from 1993 to 1997. At the height of the show's popularity in 1995, a picture of <mask> in a Superman cape was the most downloaded image on the internet. She said it was a great shot. It's me, so not much. It's cool looking. Hatcher co-written an episode for season three called "It's A Small World After All" about a former classmate who shrinks and kidnaps her classmates' spouses and traps them in a dollhouse.Hatcher hosted SNL in 1996. <mask> beat Monica Bellucci to win the role of Paris Carver in the 1997 James Bond film. Hatcher was three months pregnant when the filming began. The production schedule was unaffected by the pregnancy. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She was ranked the Sexiest Woman in 1997 by Celebrity Sleuth. Hatcher was 25th on the FHM 100 Sexiest Women list in 1998 but did not make the next list in 2000.Hatcher played a villain in two crime dramas, the ensemble 2 Days in the Valley and Heaven's Prisoners, both of which failed at the box office. <mask> and Long appeared in a series of commercials for RadioShack. She won the Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy Golden Globe Award in 2005 for her role on Desperate Housewives, which was one of the lead roles. Hatcher won the Screen Actors Guild award in the same category. She was nominated for an award in 2005 for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her work on the show. Hatcher made FHM's world's sexiest woman list in 2005 and 2006 and placed at 63 and 81. She was on the cover of the February 2005 edition of FHM, which ranked her in its US's 100 Sexiest Woman list five times between 2000 and 2007.In 2005 and 2006 <mask> was ranked 19 and 50 on the FHM Australia's Top 100 Sexiest Women list. She made similar lists in German and Portuguese. She was placed in the top 100 of the Sexiest Women of 2006 by Maxim Magazine. Hatcher earned $285,000 per episode of Desperate Housewives, making her one of the highest paid television actresses in the United States. She was nominated for a Golden Globe and a People's Choice Award for her work in a television comedy program. In May 2006 she released her first book. Hatcher performed The Beatles song "Good Night" on a charity album.On April 9, 2008, <mask> appeared on the show. The Other Mother and Mel Jones, Coraline's mother, were both voiced by her. <mask> reprised her role as the mother of Lois Lane in the final season of Smallville. It was a tradition for former Lois Lane actresses to portray the character's mother later in life. In the 1978 film Superman: The Movie, Noel Neill appeared as Lois' mother, as well as on Lois & Clark. A report in November 2010 suggested that <mask> would be leaving Desperate Housewives, but ABC denied the claim. Hatcher said that the rumors of her leaving Desperate Housewives were not enough to describe how stupid they were.There was an apparent rift between her and her co-stars after the show ended. The cast did not get along well with Hatcher. Hatcher's name was conspicuously absent from the thank-you gifts given to the crew from the show which included a message with their names inscribed at the end. William Keck, a TV Guide source, said that something went down between Hatcher and the cast that caused a rift, and that Hatcher would physically distance herself from the others during breaks in filming. Hatcher told TV Guide that "I will never reveal the true and complicated journey of us all, but I wish everyone on the show well." Hatcher was named the "Hottest Women of All Time" by Men's Health. Hatcher voiced Dottie in Planes: Fire & Rescue.<mask> played Charlotte, a single mother who became Oscar's love interest in the second season of The Odd Couple. <mask> played the Queen of Daxam in a recurring role on The CW series. Hatcher started a channel called Hatching Change. The segments are "Van Therapy" and "Don't Eat 'It' Out of a Box". <mask>, who was already an active baker, has gotten very interested and involved in cooking since Desperate Housewives went off the air. Hatcher won the Holiday Celebrity episode of Chopped and became a champion. She won the title of Star baker in the fifth episode of the Stand Up to Cancer series, which she also participated in.Hatcher married Marcus Leithold on June 4, 1988 and divorced the following year. She married actor Jon Tenney on May 27, 1994 and had a daughter in 1997. They divorced in March of 2003 <mask> began writing a column in 2007. Hatcher endorsed a candidate in the 2020 presidential election. 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title: Emmanuel Benbihy

texts: The Cities of Love series of films, most notable of which are Paris, je t'aime and New York, was created by a French film producer named <mask>. A graduate of the management school, <mask> has an interest in art and international trade. While still in his teens, he participates in the creation of a Parisian restaurant dedicated to classical music and displays a passion for contemporary painting and philosophy. He has several internships in the US and England. He is the main buyer for a Los Angeles import-export company that sells fine foods. He can work with an independent film producer on the financial set-up of a feature film during this period. <mask> spent a year working on the co-development of European and Asian cinemas in France in 1994.He went to many foreign markets. His research was sent to the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Centre National de la Cinématographie, which became his central theme of research at La Sorbonne University. The industry of film needed to serve diversity and peace. He decided to be a producer of world films. <mask> claimed that the future of cinema would be in Asia and specifically in China during a 1997 panel at the Busan International Film Festival. The first project of the independent production company was an international collection of 12 feature films inspired by parables from the New Testament. He built a strong network of contacts and private investors and represented the company in international markets and festivals.He collaborated with directors such as Peter Del Monte, Ermanno Olmi, Djibril Diop Mambety, Mira Nair and Fernando Spiner. Cities of Love is a franchise that shows love in major cities around the world. A collective feature film composed of no fewer than 10 segments was created by directors from around the world. I Love You in 2008, Tbilisi, I Love You and Rio, Eu Te Amo, and Berlin are the pictures that have been completed. The next episodes will be in Los Angeles, Shanghai, Jerusalem, Venice, and New Orleans. Each segment's story line must center on an encounter that bears the hope of love and takes place in the current time. Each segment must contain a strong presence of the illustrated city and a visual identification with the area selected by each director so that the audience may experience its singularity.The segments will be woven together by transitions between and after them. An additional director is in charge of the transitions. Some of the characters created by the segment directors and at least one character specifically created for the transitions are called the "recurrent character". A good reason to connect or interact with any of the segments' characters is needed for the recurrent character. The film is united by the recurrent character. The transitions and the absence of credits are essential to the overall experience. In a final scene, a narrative epilogue allows the audience to watch some of the segments' characters in a single unifying moment.The development of the film Paris began with a simple idea: 20 arrondissements, 20 directors, and 20 love encounters. <mask> and Caussade decided a production timetable for the project, but little by little they put together the main elements needed for its development and production: narrative development, artistic and technical specifications, material to approach directors and talents, contracts, consistent marketing strategy and The elements are part of the Cities of Love franchise. 24 international directors were involved in the production of Paris, je t'aime. The film opened the Un Certain regard section of the Cannes Film Festival. The Coen brothers, Alexander Payne, Gus Van Sant, Alfonso Cuaron, Wes Craven, Walter Salles, Tom Tykwer, and Natalie Portman are just a few of the directors. It was possible to give some of the first lead roles on screen to Lela Bekhti and Assa Maga, and to produce the first short film of the Coen brothers.New York, I Love You Following Paris is the second episode of the Cities of Love series. The directors of the segments are Jiang Wen, Mira Nair, Shunji Iwai, Yvan Attal, Allen Hughes, Shekhar Kapur, Natalie Portman, Fatih Akn, Joshua Marston and Randy Balsmeyer. The film stars Bradley Cooper, Irrfan Khan, Rachel Bilson, Natalie Portman, and many more. An inter-cultural romantic fantasy can change the purchase of a precious stone. An artist in Chinatown is trying to find a muse. A bellboy and a sophisticated guest are in an Upper East Side hotel. A young man's prom date has a surprising revelation after an unexpected night in Central Park.Traveling towards the Village, two lovers speed by taxi, subway, and foot to meet for the first time after a one-night stand. When a pickpocket follows an attractive girl, the tables are turned. There is a moment of Coney Island bliss in Brooklyn. These stories and more are woven together to form a colorful tapestry of stories and connections that sustain everyone in the city. Bradley Cooper's first lead role was in New York, I Love You, and he also produced the first short films directed by Natalie Portman. Cities of Love franchise website "Producer <mask> on New York, I Love You", studio daily, Bryant Frazer, Interview, and French film producers Living people Place of birth missing

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title: Juan Gabriel

texts: The Mexican singer and actor, known as <mask>, was born on January 7, 1950. Referred to as <mask>ga by the Noticias: La importancia de Juanga, segn los intelectuales'. One of the best and most prolific Mexican composers and singers of all time, he has been referred to as a pop icon. <mask> sold an estimated 60 million records around the world. His nineteenth studio album is called Recuerdos. II is the best-selling album in Mexico with over eight million copies sold. <mask> wrote a lot of songs.His most well-known songs are "Amor eterno", "Querida", "Yo no nac para amar", and "No tengo dinero". He was born on January 7, 1950 in Michoacn, Mexico. He was the youngest of ten siblings. His father was in a hospital when he was a child. He was put in the El Tribunal boarding school for eight years after his mother moved to Ciudad Jurez. He met the school director and the teacher. When he was 13, he lived with Contreras for a year after escaping El Tribunal.His first song was composed in the same year. His mother lived in the center of the town. Leonor and Beatriz Bermen took him in after he became interested in the Methodist Church. He cleaned the church and sang in the choir. Noches Rancheras was a television show that aired on the Notivisa. Adn Luna was given to him by Ral Loya. He sang the song "Mara la Bandida" in the program.He started singing at the Noa-Noa bar in 1966. He wrote a song called "El Noa Noa". He was a singer in other bars in the town. He went to Mexico City to look for opportunities, but was turned down. He continued to work as a singer. He tried to get a record label to sign him. He worked as a backing vocalist for Roberto Jordan, Angélica Mara and Estela Nez.He returned to work in the bars after quitting because he didn't get enough money. He returned to Mexico City a third time after people told him he would have success if he tried again. Aguilera slept in bus and train stations because he didn't have enough money. He was wrongly accused of robbery and imprisoned for a year and a half in the Palacio de Lecumberri prison. He met a Mexican singer and actress, who introduced him to Lecumberri's prison warden, who introduced him to Mexican singer and actress La. Due to the lack of evidence, he was released from prison. Career La Prieta Linda helped Aguilera sign a recording contract.In honor of his father, he started to use the name <mask>. "No Tengo Dinero" became <mask>'s first hit after he released his first studio album in 1971. The gold certification was given by the Asociacin Mexicana de Productores de Fonogramas y Videogramas. <mask> sang two songs at the OTI Festival in 1972, "Ser Maana" and "Uno, Dos y Tres (Y Me Ds un Beso)". The songs were acclaimed and later recorded for his second album, but they were not qualified to represent Mexico. <mask> released his first mariachi album after releasing El Alma Joven III. There are two songs on the album, "Se Me Olvid Otra Vez" and "Lgrimas y Lluvia".In 1975, he made his acting debut in the film Nobleza ranchera. He has become a world- renowned artist thanks to Jon Gordillo. <mask> sold 20 million records over the course of fifteen years. Over 1000 songs were written and recorded by him. <mask> established himself as Mexico's leading commercial singer-songwriter, penning in many diverse styles such as rancheras with mariachi, ballads, pop, rock, disco, with an incredible string of hits for himself and for leading Latin singers including Lucha Villa and Ana. Throughout Latin America, Spain and the United States, his lyrics dealt with heartbreak and romantic relationships. His song "Querida" remained at the top of the Mexican charts for the entire year.He received a nomination for the Best Latin Pop album. The single is included. His work as a producer and composer brought him into contact with the leading Latin artists of the day. <mask> Villa, and Paul Anka. He released a book in 1984. I is the best-selling album of all time in Mexico with sales of over eight million copies, according to one source. <mask> was the first non-classical act to perform.The National Symphony Orchestra received the proceeds from the sold-out concerts. Abrzame Muy Fuerte began broadcasting in Mexico in 2000. The song of the same name was used by the producer. "Abrzame Muy Fuerte" was the most successful Latin single of 2001. <mask> won two Latin Music Awards in 2002 for Hot Latin Track of the Year and Latin Pop Airplay Track of the Year. The song was on the Hot Latin Songs 25th anniversary chart. "Abrzame Muy Fuerte" won Pop Song of the Year at the 2002 Lo Nuestro Awards.<mask> was scheduled to perform at a concert in El Paso, Texas, the same day he died. One of his albums, Vestido de Etiqueta por Eduardo Magallanes, was number one on the Top Latin Albums for a week before he died. He holds the record for the most number one albums on the Top Latin Albums chart in a short period of time. He had 31 songs that reached number one on the Hot Latin Songs chart. Between 1986 and 1994 <mask> refused to record any material because of a dispute with BMG over the rights to his songs. He set attendance records in Latin America. <mask>'s ownership of the songs reverted to him over a period of time in 1994.The album "Thank You For Waiting" was released after the 8 year dispute. "Debo Hacerlo", the last new song recorded by the artist, was selected by the record label as one of eleven previously released tracks from <mask>'s catalog. <mask> was never married. He had many children. Laura Salas is the mother of four of his children. <mask> stated that Salas was the best friend of his life. A month after <mask>'s death, the news program Primer Impacto discovered that he had a fifth child.The two communicated via e-mail. <mask>'s domestic employee is the mother of his fifth child. Joao <mask>, the sixth child of <mask>, was found by Primer Impacto. Joao's mother was <mask>'s domestic employee. <mask>'s brother gave genetic material that was used to assess his father's and brother's parentage. <mask> was assumed to be gay but never spoke about it. "What one sees doesn't have to be questioned," he said to interviewers as he got older.<mask> was hospitalized at Texas Medical Center after he fell from the stage at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. He had a fractured neck. He had to stay off tour for eight months. <mask> died of a heart attack in Santa Monica, California. <mask>'s body was cremated and his ashes were returned to the house he owned in Ciudad Jurez. The cause of death was not determined by an autopsy. <mask> continued to do benefit concerts for his favorite children's homes, posing for pictures with his fans and forwarding the proceeds from the photo ops to support Mexican orphans.Semjase, a house for orphans and underprivileged children, was founded in 1987. School children between the ages of 6 to 12 are served. <mask> was a lifelong supporter of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, which ruled Mexico from 1929 to 2000 and again from 2012 to 2019. He stated in 1994 that he was campaigning in support of the then-presidential candidate of the PRI. The PRI candidate in the 2000 election was Francisco Labastida. In 2015, he wrote a letter to the President of Mexico, who was a member of the PRI, expressing his support for his administration. In 2015, <mask> was listed as one of the 30 most influential Latino artists in history by Billboard, due to his "dramatic performance style" and redefined concept of romantic Latin pop music.<mask>'s appeal was noted by several generations of Latino Americans and artists. <mask> was ranked the sixth most influential Latin music artist of all time by Carlos Quintana of About.com. October 5 <mask> day was declared in 1986 by Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley. He received an award in 1991. He was inducted into the Latin Music Hall of Fame in 1996, the International Latin Music Hall of Fame in 2003 and the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame in October of 2016 posthumously. <mask> was awarded the Latin Songwriter of the Year Award three times by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. <mask> won the People's Choice Awards for Best Regional Artist.The La Opinin Tributo Nacional gave him the Lifetime Achievement Award. Mariachi performances can be found at a statue at Mexico City's Plaza Garibaldi. The singer was named the Person of the Year by the Latin Recording Academy. He received a star on the Walk of Fame. His death became a global topic after news reports were confirmed. He was called one of Mexico's greatest musical icons by the president. Barack Obama commented on <mask>'s death and said that his spirit will live on in his enduring songs and in the hearts of the fans who love him.<mask>, the CEO of the Latin Recording Academy, said that <mask> "broke taboos, devoured stages and conquered diverse audiences" and that his legacy was more than one or hundreds of songs. <mask> was declared a "prodigal performer" and noted that his songs were "romantic, colloquial, emotional compositions that sometimes rambled but managed to strike a universal chord with lyrics that could apply to many people and many situations." <mask>o Drcal, Gloria Trevi, and La India, and the latter of whom credits his song "Hasta Que Te Conoc" as the inspiration to launch his career in Latin music. Several artists have recorded tribute albums to <mask>. The television series based on <mask>'s life began airing on April 18, 2016 and ended on August 28, the day <mask> died. <mask> was the executive producer of the show. Noches Rancheras 1977, Nobleza ranchera 1978, El Noa Noa 1981 and Qué Le Dijiste A Dios?In 1977: Te Llegar Mi Olvido, in 1978: Espectacular, and in 1981: <mask> Con Mariachi. Debo Hacerlo1990: <mask> en el Palacio de Bellas Artes. Los Do, Vol. 2: Vestido de Etiqueta por Eduardo Magallanes. Video de Juan <mask> is one of the best-selling music artists in Mexico.

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title: Kelly Hogan

texts: <mask> was born on January 11, 1965, and is known for her work as a member of Neko Case's backing band as well as for her solo work. <mask> was born in Atlanta, Georgia, the daughter of a Vietnam War Army veteran helicopter pilot who went on to become a policeman. <mask>'s father lived in Douglasville, Georgia as of 2012 while her mother relocated to Rutledge, Georgia. <mask> is the oldest sister in the family. She has young brothers. <mask>'s family are not musicians. <mask> and her siblings spent most of their time with her grandmother in her apartment in downtown Atlanta, where they listened to country music station WPLO.She had music playing in her home as well. She attended high school in Georgia. <mask> went to All State Chorus every year. <mask> started singing in bars when she was in high school. <mask> is often referred to as "<mask>." She used to tend bar and tour with her late dog Augie. <mask> has a tattoo that says "singers get all the pussy."After living in Wisconsin for eight years, <mask> moved back to Chicago. <mask> was in a band called The Jody Grind in the late 1980s and early 1990s, singing on their full-length One Man's Trash I. The Jody Grind was on tour with a singer. Two of the group's members were killed in a car crash. <mask> was a member of Rock*A*Teens, a band from the Cabbagetown area, and appeared on their 1997 full-length Cry. <mask> was a member of the band from 1994 to 1997. <mask> relocated from Atlanta to Chicago after the release of Cry.Her debut solo record, The Whistle Only Dogs Can Hear, contained covers of two songs. Beneath the Country Underdog was <mask>'s first record for Bloodshot Records. Jon Langford is the producer of the record "brilliantly intuitive readings of other people's songs". She had a band called the Pine Valley Cosmonauts. Because It Feel Good was produced by <mask> and former Sugar bassist David Barbe. Even though she wrote two songs on the record, <mask> was described as "principally an interpreter, capable of wringing more from a cover than most people can find in their own material." <mask> was the focus of a comprehensive fan club page and mailing list.I Like To Keep Myself in Pain was <mask>'s first solo record in 11 years. The songs on the album were either written for her or chosen for her by her friends. The title track was written by a woman. A dream-team band was assembled for the recording of this record, including Booker T. Jones, James Gadson, and Scott Ligon. EastWest Studios is in Hollywood, California. <mask> continues to occasionally perform as a singer/band leader in Chicago, as well as with the Flat Five and other musicians. <mask> joined Neko Case's band in 1998 as a vocalist.<mask> continued to tour with Case. She said they hit it off immediately when they met. We spoke the same language. <mask> and Case are singing on the charity comedy album 2776. Case's song "Bad Luck" was accompanied by <mask> and O'Connor in a video. <mask> was a backing singer on the Decemberists' What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World album and also sang on the tour to support the album's release. The Decemberists' album I'll Be Your Girl was <mask>'s backing vocals.<mask>'s recordings can be found on records by The Mekons, Matt Pond PA, Amy Ray, Giant Sand, and Alejandro Escovedo. The Flat Five are a band made up of <mask>, Nora O'Connor, and Scott. The Flat Five released their debut album, It's a World of Love and Hope, on Bloodshot Records in 2016 and started performing in public more frequently. They released a single of "The Raven" set to music on Bloodshot. Another World was released by The Flat Five in 2020. Chris wrote every song on both albums. The Lamentations are a duo with <mask>.The First Ladies of Wrestling contributed songs to a documentary film about women wrestlers, and the Love Hall Tryst performed mostly capella British folk music. Wee Hairy Beasties is a children's music group based in Chicago and consists of Jon Langford, Sally Timms, <mask>, and Devil in a Woodpile. They released two albums in 2006 and 2008 after playing their first gig together. During the first decade of the 21st century, The Wooden Leg played regularly at the Hideout in Chicago. <mask> recorded a cover song a week for an entire year. One of the DJs on the show was <mask>. Theatrical Outfit, The Whistle Only Dogs Can Hear, Beneath the Country Underdog, and Because it Feel Good are all part of the discography."It's Only Make Believe" was written by J. Nance/C. "Chicken Road" and "For A Decade of Sin: 11 Years of Bloodshot Records" are <mask> and the Wooden Leg. <mask> was in the revival of Jesus Christ Superstar. <mask> voiced The B.J. in the season 5 episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Sirens. The roles of sirens and John Kruk are played by Queen and Case. Neko Case and <mask> acted out comedy skits on Wits. <mask> worked as a bartender at The Hideout in Chicago, where they put on an annual block party.She was a technician at a Chicago veterinary clinic. She worked for Bloodshot Records. <mask> was once again working as an assistant for Barry, helping her arrange her teaching schedule. Children are listening to <mask>'s band The Wooden Leg in an episode of Barry's Comeek. There are also links to Bloodshot Records and the Hogan Here website.

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title: Wilhelm Marstrand

texts: Petra Othilia Smith and her husband, instrument maker and inventor,<mask>, were the parents of painter and illustrator,<mask>. One of the most renowned artists is <mask>. Marstrand left around 16 years of age because he had little interest in books. The painter and professor at the Royal Danes Academy of Art recommended an artistic career for the son of a friend. He tackled difficult subjects such as group scenes with many figures and complicated composition. Marstrand began his studies at the Academy at the age of 16. Although his interests had a firm hold in genre themes, he would soon reach for the pinnacle of Academic acceptability: the history painting.Classical themes from mythology and history were displayed in a history painting. It was strongly favored by the traditions and the taste of traditional art critics. It was therefore something to strive for, in spite of Marstrand's equal skill at depicting more modest themes, and of the enjoyment he had in portraying the crowds, the diversions of the city, and the humor and story behind the hustle and bustle. The simple life of Marstrand's times would be displayed through many paintings and illustrations made during the 1830s and throughout his life. Christian Waagepetersen, wine merchant to the Danish court and supporter of the arts, also became an important patron for Marstrand during this early period. His painting "A musical evening party" depicts an occasion at the home of Waagepetersen, and was an important transition painting for Marstrand. Marstrand never received the Academy's gold medal despite growing recognition.This medal was coveted because it came with a travel stipend for furthering the artistic training of the Laureate. In 1835 and 1833, <mask>'s attempts at winning the medal were unsuccessful. He had won silver medals in the past. <mask> was awarded a travel stipend, but not a foreign travel gold medal. The first of his many travels began in August 1836 when he traveled from Germany to Rome in Italy. In Italy, where he stayed for four years, he painted many idealized depictions of daily life. He spent summers in the hill towns of Olevano Romano, Civitella and Subiaco when he was in Rome.He was enamored with the way of life of the Italians. He showed a colorful, joyous, and romantic view of them. During his first stay in Italy, he painted a number of portraits. There are portraits of other travelling Danes, such as Christen Kbke. He completed sketches for a large portrait of J. F. Schouw, which was later realized as a painting. After returning to Danes at the end of 1841, <mask> stopped in Paris and Munich. He wanted to bring back the things he learned in Italy in order to develop his home culture.He became a member of the art Academy after submitting the painting "Erasmus Montanus" as his admissions piece. He was a professor at the Academy. His students were allowed to evolve according to their skills and interests. The two most renowned Skagen painters were Peder Kryer and Michael Ancher. At times during his life, Marstrand traveled to Italy and Rome with fellow artists such as P. C. Skovgaard, or of art historian and critic Niels. Marstrand used inspiration from Italy in his paintings. He supplied it with themes from literature and the theatre, including scenes from Don Quixote by Cervantes, as well as from Montanus and other plays.<mask> would get an endless stream of inspiration from Holberg's works. He continued to make sketches, caricatures, and drawings, capturing the spirit of his time with gentle or more biting satire. He was to have five children with Margrethe Christine Weidemann. His family is a new source for his art. There are similarities between his portraits with children and those made by a contemporary friend. Some of the key figures of the age, including the architect Michael Bindes, were depicted in portrait painting by <mask> in the late 1850s. After the death of his wife in 1867, he turned to religious themes.He renewed his attention to mythology and history. Both of the murals he painted for King Christian IV's chapel in the cathedral have contributed to his enduring fame. He painted an altarpiece. He delivered several wall paintings for the University of Copenhagen's Celebration Hall before he died. This monumental development added to the already broad scope of <mask>'s work. During the last ten years of his life, part of his work became very intimate. A series of paintings made during the last 6 years of his life featured a naked woman, while others were more religious.The first period was from 1856 to 1856 and the second from 1863 to 1863. He was awarded the rank of StateCouncillor in 1867. Marstrand lost most of his work capacity after he was struck with a brain hemorrhage in October 1871. To his peers and a further few generations, Marstrand was one of the greatest painters of all time. His disinterest for landscape art was a notable exception, as he was vastly productive and mastered a remarkable variety of genres. Scenes from drawing-rooms and streets of Copenhagen during his younger days, as well as the many representative portraits of citizens and innovators, are now familiar signposts of Danish history and culture. As the 20th century progressed, his work became less valued artistically and downright unfashionable, but recent decades seem to have afforded new appreciation.There are External links to the KID Art Index and the Dansk biografisk Leksikon. Karl, Madsen. There is a man named <mask>nd. The year was 1905. Otto Marstrand. Maleren Marstrand is a man. Nrregrd-Nielsen was written by Hans Edvard.There are drawings from the Royal Museum of Fine Arts. Art Services International was in Alexandria, VA. There is a scenebilleder. The Royal Danes Academy of Fine Arts is a part of the Knights of the Order of the Danes.

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title: Michael Ben-Ari

texts: <mask>-Ari was an Israeli politician and member of the Knesset. During the 18th Knesset, Ben Ari was a member of the National Union party and co-established the Otzma LeYisrael party. He was not re-elected to the Knesset. He wasn't allowed to run in the election. He was one of the first people to be elected to the Knesset. He studied Archaeology and Land of Israel. Ben-Ari was born in south Tel Aviv to parents from Iran and Afghanistan.He studied at the Bnei Akiva yeshiva, the hesder yeshiva, and the Mercaz HaRav yeshiva. He was with the Nahal settlement from 1982 to 1986 as part of his hesder army service. He received a degree in education from Bar-Ilan University and a PhD from the Land of Israel. He taught at the Darchei No'am Yeshiva in Petach Tikva and the Bnei Akiva Yeshiva in Giv'at Shmuel. Ben-Ari was a member of the banned Kach party. He ran for the Herut - The National Movement party in 2003 and the Jewish National Front party in 2006 but both times failed to be elected. The Jewish National Front joined a new party.Ben-Ari was placed fourth on the combined list for the elections after the new alliance joined the National Union. The party won four seats in the Knesset. His aides in the Knesset were appointed by him. In an open letter to Israeli leaders and politicians, Ben-Ari stated that Pope Benedict's visit to Israel would be an insult to the memory of Holocaust victims. Ben Ari was able to integrate himself into Israel's political arena because he was not marginalized or isolated as a member of Knesset. According to Avnery, his perorations are listened to by the majority of the Knesset. The United States denied Ben-Ari's visa application because of his arrest during anti-disengagement protests in 2005 and his support for the Kahanist ideology.The south Tel Aviv neighbourhood where Ben-Ari grew up has an external Member of Knesset office. He was unable to bring attention to the growing number of Sudanese he blamed for increasing crime rates. In June of 2011, to draw attention to the problem of illegal aliens, he bused 40 Sudanese nationals to a prestigious pool in northern Tel Aviv, provided them with new bathing suits and paid for their entrance. Ben-Ari's visa application was denied because of the State Department's "prerogative to ban terrorists from entering the country." The Members of Knesset received a copy of the New Testament in July of 2012 Ben Ari tore his copy because he said it was a book that was responsible for the murder of millions of Jews. The National Union was left by Ben-Ari and Aryeh Eldad.The flags of Palestine were publicly burned by Ben-Ari and Eldad. Eldad lost his seat in the Knesset after the party failed to reach 2% in the elections. In March 2010, Aryeh Eldad commented that the British were being hypocritical and that he did not want to insult dogs. The British may be dogs, but they are not loyal to us according to Ben-Ari. They seem to be loyal to the establishment. Most Arabs should be expelled from Israel according to Ben-Ari. He called Hezbollah and Hamas "germs" and "enemies of Israel" in May 2011.He repeated "Let the IDF kick ass!" during the protest. After 200 assaults only 15 were killed. It should be 15 assaults and 2,000 deaths. He argued that those who pity their enemies end up being cruel to their own people. Those who love their own people are cruel to their enemies. Ben-Ari was arrested on 1 June 2009, despite his parliamentary immunity, after being involved in an incident near Yitzhar in the West Bank. He climbed onto an army truck and refused to get off, demanding that the Israel Border Police and Israel Defense Forces explain to him why they had arrested and handcuffed minor at the roadblock.Knesset speaker Reuven Rivlin told the police commissioner that they have no authority to arrest an individual without his approval. Despite Ben Ari's parliamentary immunity, the Internal Security Minister justified the arrest. Ben-Ari suggested that Aharonovich first verify the facts. The spokesman's office of the IDF started an investigation into the treatment of Ben-Ari. The Knesset Committee discussed Ben-Ari's arrest. It was confirmed that Ben-Ari was not in jail. The Chief of General Staff's office stated in a letter that the IDF expects elected officials and public representatives to follow instructions from the security forces.The chairman of the committee criticized the Ministry of Defense for not sending representatives to the meeting. The Supreme Court of Israel banned Ben-Ari from running in the election because of his political views. He was a candidate for the Otzma Yehudit party. Ben-Ari lives in Karnei Shomron. He has nine children. Herzl Ben-Ari was the head of the local council. The Great Revolt 1963, born in 1963, was the subject of a book by Hamered Hagadol.


title: Danny Wallace (humorist)

texts: <mask> is a British filmmaker, comedian, writer, actor, and host of radio and television. His notable works include the books Join Me, Yes Man, voice acting as the narrator for Thomas Was Alone, as well as the TV series How to Start Your Own Country. <mask> was born in Scotland. He's half Swiss. Growing up in Bath, England, he attended Park Place Primary School. <mask> began writing reviews for video game magazines at the age of 13 after a reviewer became ill and he was given the chance to review a game. He started writing comedy when he was 18.He studied media at the University of Westminster. He became a producer at the age of 22. The creator and producer of Ross Noble Goes Global was part of the production team behind Dead Ringers. <mask> has worked for many publications as a journalist. <mask> has written a column for ShortList since 2007. He and his wife were expecting their first child together in September 2009. Their son was born in December.<mask> received a degree from the University of Dundee in June of 2014, where he was born. <mask>'s best-selling books have been translated into more than a dozen languages. <mask> published his first book in 1999. Are you Dave? In 1999, <mask> challenged Dave to find 54 other people who were called Dave, and one for every card in the pack. The men created Are You Dave Gorman?, an award-winning comedy stage show about what happened during their journey. A book written by both men was followed by a series co-written and co-produced by <mask>.<mask>'s book Join Me was published in 2003 He accidentally started a "cult" called Join Me. Each member of the movement would commit to doing one random act of kindness for a stranger on Good Fridays. Thousands of people joined. "Karmageddon 10" will be celebrated in December 2011. Hundreds of members travel to London for a meet-up and do good works for strangers with <mask> present. The movement is now referred to as the "Karma Army".He was a minor celebrity in Belgium. <mask> was dubbed a "Generation X legend" by the Wisconsin State Journal while he was on a book tour. <mask> wrote a short book called Random Acts of Kindness:365 Ways To Make the World A Better Place with the help of submissions from Joinees. "Make An Old Man Very Happy" and "Contradict Demeaning Graffiti" are examples of Random Acts of Kindness. Yes Man <mask>'s second book was published in July 2005. He describes how he spent six months saying yes to make his life more interesting and positive. In this book, he shows how he got up to when he said yes to a proposal.The book was described as "one of those rare books that can change your life" by the San Francisco Bay Guardian and as "a fascinating book and a fascinating experiment" by David Letterman. Jim Carrey and Zooey Deschanel are in a film adaptation of Yes Man. It was released in the US on December 19th and in the UK on December 26th. <mask> appeared in a bar scene in the last ten minutes of the film, holding a British beer. The film made a lot of money at the box office. The reception for the critical reception was mixed. The DVD of Yes Man was given two stars by The Independent.The Independent on Sunday gave it 4 out of 5. <mask> and the Centre of the Universe was published in 2006 In 2006 it was linked to World Book Day. It tells the story of <mask>'s trip to Idaho to visit a manhole cover in a small town that has been declared the centre of the universe. The price and length of the book have been reduced in order to encourage people who don't read a lot to purchase it. On July 3, 2008, Friends Like These <mask>'s book was released and tells the story of how he spent a summer trying to track down his old school friends. The rights to the film went to Miramax.<mask>'s book Awkward Situations for Men was number 3 in the best-sellers list. More Awkward Situations for Men was released on June 30, 2011. Charlotte Street was published on 10 May 2012 by Ebury Publishing. A journalist is searching for a woman who dropped a disposable camera. Who is Tom Ditto? On April 24, 2014, Who Is Tom Ditto? was released. A radio newsreaders search for his missing girlfriend in a comic novel.A children's book series written by <mask> follows the adventures of a ten-year-old boy as he battles monsters with the help of his best friend and other PDF members. Jamie Littler has illustrated every book. The pilot episode for <mask>'s American television sitcom was made by Warner Bros. Television and was commissioned by ABC. <mask> plays <mask>, a writer who moves to San Francisco to support his wife's new job, and finds that he doesn't fit in. Tony Hale and Laura Prepon were in the pilot. It was directed by a man who had directed many episodes of the show. The second script was commissioned for the American TV pilot season.ABC wanted to shoot the show in front of a studio audience, which <mask> had not planned for, despite the fact that the pilot made it to the final cut for the American TV pilot season. Awkward Situations for Men was not commissioned by ABC. Empire magazine said, "Hollywood must be looking in wonder at the walking high-concept machine that is <mask>." <mask> began presenting on television. <mask> presented a documentary comedy, How to Start Your Own Country, in which he started his own micronation in his London flat. He explored citizenship and what a country actually is in the series. He says it's a way of hiding politics in entertainment.He co-presented on the Saturday night show He's Having a Baby with Davina at the same time as How to Start Your Own Country. The latter won two BAFTAs. <mask> replaced Ricky Gervais on the Saturday morning show on Radio X from February to October 2008. <mask> and Richard decided to leave after they were asked to pre-record their show instead of broadcast live, which would have taken away from the interactive nature of the show. <mask> presented the weekday breakfast show on August 1, 2011. The show was made to operate as if it were a totalitarian state because it gained a cult following. The show became known as 'The Important Broadcast' due to the fact that Listeners would text in calling themselves 'confirmed listeners'.<mask> used terminology such as 'listening partner' and 'listenerpad' to imply and joke about state-like rules for joining in with the show. The show had a number of features which caught on, including "Good news", where the show's hosts and listeners shared things since the last broadcast that made them feel good or not so bad in life, and the phrase "that's not just good news, that's The famous guests and entertainers were presented with pitches for their participation films or shows with titles typically based around the stars' names. A series of nonsensical quiz formats, which would be portrayed as adventures or needlessly complex game shows, would be reminded that 'You should know the rules by now'. <mask> and Matt Dyson kept making the joke funnier, even though it was originally conceived as a one off. <mask> claimed that they could find the rules on their headphones by reading the London Gazette. The well-known phrase 'We are XFM' was used to win each quiz.The quiz was awarded a prestigious Sony Bronze Award in the category of 'best quiz'. <mask> would tell Listeners that they were not allowed to listen for five minutes. The Dog House is a parody of "The Good Life", in which the hosts would compare modern woes of what they had done wrong to their friends or partners. The Showbiz Update is a satire of showbusiness stories from tabloid newspapers and <mask> discussing stories often portrayed with opinion pieces in pure basic facts, and the team often humorously analysed and dissected the stories as if they were major news stories. Using the 'Angry Birds' theme tune in the background, the team and listeners shared anger and observational comedy about things no-one else notices. <mask> was leaving the Breakfast Show in December of 2012 <mask> returned to Radio X in January of last year in the Sunday 11am - 1pm slot left by Russell Brand.Stephen Ferdinando is a contributor to the Breakfast Show. Similar to previous incarnations of the show are employed, while new features include: Dinner Winner - 2 cast members go head to head to recount their dinners, often in a humorous fashion. The third non-participating member adjudicates and declares a winner using a points based system. Unless the outcome is a draw, the winner will go head to head with the judge the following week. Stephen Ferdinando was the champion of 2020. Stephen Ferdinando lied on his behalf about whether he paid for a meal or not. The audience is invited to 'warm-up' by contributing answers to a simple small talk based question, often based on current events.Points are given based on who knows it and who doesn't. <mask> played a modern day member of the Assassin Order in the video game sequel, Assassin's Creed II. He went to the BAFTA video game awards with a friend and was sought after by the developer for the part. He reprised his role in several games, including Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Assassin's Creed: Revelations, and Assassin's Creed III. Each game has sold more than 8 million units. He narrated the 2012 game, Thomas Was Alone. <mask>'s role as narrator won the "Performance" category at the 9th British Academy Video Games Awards, while the game itself was nominated in the "Story" category.In 2015, he voiced Alan in the game Volume, his second collaboration with Thomas Was Alone creator Mike Bithell. <mask> has written for and presented a number of television shows, including <mask>'s Hoax Files, Conspiracies, and School's Out. His friend, writer and director Graham Linehan, had planned to play himself in The IT Crowd. <mask> was asked to do it when Linehan realized it would be difficult to direct both episodes. <mask> was the first person in 43 years to front an episode of the flagship series. The episode aired in October. <mask> tried to prove that Chimpanzees could be considered people too.He presented the second episode of his show on December 16th. Where's my robot? <mask> traveled the world to meet roboticists and asked them where his robot was. The documentary is based on the belief that by the next century, personalrobots would be an accepted part of society. <mask> wants to know if it will become a reality in the future. <mask> presented a series of reality shows. The first three months of the series were live from Great Barrier Island in New Zealand.<mask> appeared on a celebrity spin-off episode of Mastermind. He did not get a single question wrong about the Ghostbusters films and came third with 27 points. He spoke about his books, film and television projects on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross. He stood in for Adam and Joe on January 31, 2009. He was on 6 Music for two weeks in May 2009. He stood in for Adam and Joe for seven weeks in the summer of 2009, and was asked to take over from them during their recent hiatus. He presented the National Television Awards Backstage Live as well as the National Lottery live draw.ABC added a comedy project to be co-produced by <mask> entitled Man & Boy in October of 2012 <mask> has commentary on Channel 5's coverage of The World's Strongest Man Contest. <mask> created a website called "Assembly". "It's a place for men who say nice things behind people's backs, who can cook a decent omelette but want to cook a better one, who would prefer to be funny, but can stretch to serious." The IT Crowd, Heston's Feasts, and Richard Bacon's Beer & Pizza Club are series. <mask> is a patron of the charity. <mask> officially opened The Baked Bean Museum of excellence in 2009.British comedians, British male journalists, British comedians of Scottish descent, British satirists, British television producers, British television writers, Micronational leaders, People from Bath.

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title: Nathan Rees

texts: <mask> was the 41st premier of New South Wales and the leader of the New South Wales division of the Labor Party from September 2008 to December 2009. The Member for Toongabbie was a member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly. The leader of the party was changed on September 5, 2008. Dominic Perrottet became the youngest person to hold the office at 40 years and 206 days of age. On December 3, 2009, the leader of the Labor Party, <mask>, was deposed by the leader of the Labor Party, Kristina Keneally. He is the only Labor premier in New South Wales not to lead the party into an election. He is the most recent premier of an Australian state not to contest a general election.His parents were from Penrith, New South Wales, and his mother was a member of the Labor Party. He was the school captain at Northmead Creative and Performing Arts High School. He worked as a greenskeeper for the council after leaving school. He obtained an honours degree in English literature at the University of Sydney in 1994 and worked as a garbage collector at the same council. He was Secretary of the Municipal and Shire Employees Union during his time at the Council. He was a long-distance runner and a member of the Parramatta Cycling Club. The cyclist would cycle up to 1,000 km a week.He achieved third place in a state triathlon. In 1995 he became an adviser to the then deputy premier Andrew Refshauge, for whom his mother worked. There was a distance between Bullaburra in the Blue Mountains, where he lived at the time, and central Sydney. He was chief of staff for Minister Orkopoulos. Three months before Orkopoulos was charged with paedophilia, <mask> moved to the premier's office. Had he known about the crimes committed by Orkopoulos, he would have reported him to the police. He was elected to the New South Wales Legislative Assembly on March 24, 2007, and became Minister for Emergency Services on April 2, 2007.He was mentioned by the media as a contender for premier. When asked if he was a contender for the role, he said that he had the support of the premier. Morris Iemma was deposed as premier two months after this interview. The Minister for Water Utilities was responsible for implementing the Sydney Desalination Plant and the proposed Tillegra Dam in the Hunter Region. When he was appointed Minister for Water Utilities, the city was experiencing extreme dry conditions and had to transfer water from the Shoalhaven River to the city. The construction of the Sydney Desalination Plant was completed while the Minister was in office. The project was $60 million under budget and doubled the initial capacity.The power of the desalination plant was provided through renewable sources. On September 5, 2008, Iemma resigned after his own Right group rejected his plans to change the Cabinet. There was no credible replacement candidate for the Right. It agreed to support a member of the Socialist Left. Thus, later in the day, <mask> was elected the leader of the Labor party. He was sworn in as a member of parliament by the Chief Justice of New South Wales, James Spigelman. Carmel Tebbutt was elected as the deputy leader.On Monday, 8 September, the Minister for the Arts was sworn in. The mini-budget was handed down on 11 November 2008 due to a slump in revenues associated with the global financial crisis. The mini-budget increased taxes and charges such as land tax, mineral royalties, parking space levies and also announced the privatisation of state assets. A universal scheme providing free travel on public transport for all students going to and from school was halted and the previously announced North West Metro and South West rail projects were put on hold. A series of by-elections to replace former premier Morris Iemma, deputy premier John Watkins and health minister Reba Meagher resulted in massive swings against the government. After returning from his wedding in New York, he dismissed rumors of a leadership challenge within the Labor party. After the resignation of John Della Bosca as Minister for Health and the Central Coast, and after a subsequent cabinet shuffle, <mask> appointed himself as Minister for the Central Coast.The New South Wales Labor State Conference granted special powers to the leader on 14 November 2009, allowing him to pick his own cabinet. The Finance Minister and Labor powerbroker Joe Tripodi, the Primary Industries Minister Ian Macdonald, and the Parliamentary Secretaries Henry Tsang and Sonia Hornery were all sacked by the government on the same day. This was the fourth time in four years that there had been a cabinet shuffle. The new premier took over on September 5, 2008. Lehman Brothers, a financial giant based in the United States, collapsed and precipitated the global financial crisis. The three-point plan was put together by the government. The retention of a Triple A credit rating is a priority for the government.As finance and credit became harder to get around the world, retaining a Triple A credit rating was essential to being able to borrow money at the lowest rates available. The mini-budget which was delivered in November 2008 was announced by the Chair of the government's Budget sub-committee. The mini-budget delayed a number of large-scale capital works projects with long lead times and instead prioritised capital expenditure on smaller projects which could generate employment more quickly. Business and industry leaders came together to conduct a job summit. The summit was chaired by Roger Corbett, Steve Harkins and David Gonski. The Work Plan was developed by the summit, along with 4,000 government apprenticeships and 2,000 cadetships. The outlook for the state's credit rating was upgraded from negative to stable by the major credit ratings agencies after the budget was delivered.The only jurisdiction in the world that has improved its credit rating during the Global Financial Crisis is New South Wales. The largest capital works expenditure to date in the State's history was achieved in the 2010 budget. Changes to the education system were made by the premier and his minister. Between 1998 and 2008 there was only a slight increase in the retention rate for students remaining to complete Year 12. The minimum leaving age was going to be raised from 15 to 17 years. 175,000 new training places were established with the Federal government, and a training guarantee was given to apprentices who had had their apprenticeships interrupted. The introduction of ethics classes into primary schools was opposed by church groups.The death of an outlaw motorcycle gang member at the airport required the introduction of controversial laws aimed at banning criminal gangs. The High Court ruled against the government in June 2011. The budget provided $10 million to equip frontline police with stun guns. Measures were introduced to reduce alcohol-related violence. The naming and shaming of the most violent venues were included. The number of incidents of 'glassings' went from 17 in the previous year to one after these measures were introduced. In the 24 months to December 2010, ten of the 17 major offence categories were stable and seven were falling, according to the Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research.The preservation of the last large tract of River Red Gums in the state's south is built on the environmental legacy of Bob Carr. Carr started the forest preservation program and preserved the North Coast and Brigalow natural heritage areas. In June 2009, the establishment of Yengo National Park in the Upper Hunter region was announced. There is an additional 65,000 hectares of land in the Riverina. Labor administrations have been criticized for not spending enough on public transport. Financially restrained from large-scale projects due to the global financial crisis, <mask> and his Transport Minister David Campbell determined that massive expansion of the bus network would improve transport options more quickly than large heavy rail expansions. 450 new buses were ordered.The first piece of significant rail infrastructure in a decade, the Epping to Chatswood rail line, was quickly outpaced by projected usage. Stage 2 of the South West Rail Link was approved in November 2009. The reliability of the train service rose to a ten-year high because of a close working relationship between the two men. They announced the restoration of ferry services from the city to the suburbs. The introduction of free shuttle buses made it easier to get around in the city. The family fun day fares were introduced to encourage the use of public transport on weekends. There was a simplified fare structure for the rail network.The Bureau of Health Information was established in July 2009, to provide regular and timely reports on the performance of the health system in New South Wales. According to an Australian Government report in June 2009, the state of our public hospitals was the best in Australia. Universal hearing tests and eyesight screening for preschoolers were introduced by <mask>. The largest handback of land in the state's history was announced in November 2009. The Yuin people of the South Coast of New South Wales lodged a claim under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act for 20,000 hectares near the Morton National Park. The claim was granted in full. The establishment of an annual festival was one of the tasks done by the Arts Minister.Brian Eno, an influential music and album producer, was the inaugural curator. The choice of Eno, despite being an international superstar in his own field, was derided by sections of the media. They wanted Tiger Woods to play golf in Victoria. He said he would rather have Brian Eno for two weeks than Tiger Woods. The Minister for the Arts granted independence to the National Art School and commenced master planning for a new visual arts centre at the Old King's School site. The central element of the Arts policy announcement in the 2011 election was retained by Kristina Keneally when she took over as premier. He was instrumental in bringing A.R. to the sub-continental festival 'Parramsala'.More than 50,000 people attended a free concert by Rahman at the park. The Hungry Mile was officially renamed by the Lord Mayor and the Labor links with unions. The strip's name was given to it by the unemployed men who lined up for work each day. On July 29, 2009, a ceremony was held to recognize the change. James Hardie was held to account by theNSW Labor. The Jackson Inquiry led to the creation of an ongoing fund to provide for future payouts to sufferers of the disease. In order to ensure that affected individuals would be able to claim into the future, James Hardie made inadequate provision.A number of James Hardie directors were ineligible to be directors because of their involvement in restructures. There were a number of scandals involving Labor ministers which were reported negatively in the press. He distanced himself from the reforms. The Government Information (Public Access) Act has an explicit bias towards public disclosure of documentation and Government information. An independent commissioner was appointed to oversee this Act. In November 2009, he announced that he wanted to move towards public funding of election campaigns instead of relying on large corporate donations. Changes to donation laws were recommended by the Parliamentary Joint Select Committee.Property developers were banned from donating to the Labor Party. Lobbyists need to be registered and adhere to a Lobbyist Code of Conduct. On December 3, 2009, there was a spill motion at the caucus meeting. The motion went from 43 to 25. The dominant right group threw its support to Planning Minister Kristina Keneally in the leadership vote. If someone were to replace him by the end of the day, they would be a puppet of Joe Tripodi and Eddie Obeid, according to the press conference. It is the first time that a New South Wales Labor Party premier has not led the party into an election.The title "The Honorable" was retained by the Governor. After being removed as premier, he went to the back bench and did not serve in the Keneally Cabinet. The Keneally government was defeated in 2011. A 14.2 percent swing and 205 votes saved him from losing his seat. He had won the election in 2007, with 64.5% of the two-party vote, but his majority had been halved. John Robertson appointed <mask> as Shadow Minister for Police and Emergency Services and Shadow Minister for the Arts in his new Shadow Cabinet. The Independent Commission Against Corruption began public hearings into the allegations of corrupt conduct by Ian Macdonald and Eddie Obeid.Both men were involved in the removal of the premier. Both men were lambasted by the ICAC findings after the hearings. The Director of Public Prosecutions should consider criminal charges against both Macdonald and Obeid after they were found to have acted corruptly. He stressed that he did not feel vindicated, but that he was distressed that the Party and its members had been associated with people who had been investigated. On March 28, 2014, after he resigned from the Shadow Cabinet, he announced that he would not be contesting the next state election. The redistribution made his seat impossible to hold. The majority of his old seat of Toongabbie had been transferred to a recreated Seven Hills seat.The Public Education Foundation is a non-profit organisation that provides scholarships to disadvantaged students to support them to stay at school. After leaving the PEF, he was appointed as the National Assistant Secretary of the Finance Sector Union and worked until early 2021. The Head of External Affairs & Public Policy was appointed by the company. He describes himself as a westie and is a non-practising Roman Catholic. He met his wife at a high school. They were married at the Manhattan Marriage Bureau in New York City on January 7, 2009. Australian Labor Party members of the Parliament of New South Wales are Roman Catholics.

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texts: The "China Wall" was a Canadian Hockey Hall of Fame goaltender who won four Stanley Cups during his career with the Toronto Maple Leafs. He was one of the 100 greatest NHL players of all time. <mask>, a labourer who was born Dmytro Kiszkan, was the son of John William Kiszkan, who was a Ukrainian-Canadian. His father was a homesteader. His siblings were one brother and seven sisters. He made himself goalie pads out of old mattresses and taught himself how to play hockey. His parents separated when he was 10.It created a stigma around the family in their town. He lied about his age when he enlisted in the Canadian Army in World War II and was stationed in England as a gunner with the 2nd Canadian Division. He was discharged because of his arthritis. In 1944, Kiszkan returned to Prince Albert to play junior hockey. In the late 1940s and 1950s, he played for the Cleveland Barons in the American Hockey League. "Bower" was his mother's maiden name or he was adopted, were some of the stories he told about his name change. The biographer was told that Barons management may have asked him to avoid the post-war discrimination against eastern Europeans because sports writers often mispronounce Kiszkan.His parents' break up may have been a factor, as he rarely talked about the situation. His name was changed during his first year as a professional hockey player. There is a chapter dedicated to the topic in Robson's book. He was the star of the circuit in the American Hockey League, winning numerous awards and leading his teams to three Calder Cup titles. At the age of 29, he made his NHL debut with the New York Rangers. The Rangers made him their starting goalie over the previous year's rookies. Bower played in all 70 games that season and recorded 29 wins.In the following season, Worsley won the starting job for the Rangers, and Bower returned to the minor league. He played for four more years with three teams and was called up by the Rangers. The Toronto Maple Leafs claimed him in the Inter-League draft. Bower preferred to stay with the Barons, as he was tired of moving all over the country. As he considered him "the most remarkable and maybe the best athlete in the world", Punch Imlach convinced him to give the NHL one more try. The Leafs at this time were an up-and-coming team of young star players, and after Imlach traded for Red Kelly, they were ready for contention. In 1961, Bower won the Vezina Trophy for allowing the lowest goals in a season.During the Maple Leafs' three consecutive Stanley Cup victories from 1962 to 1964, his NHL career peaked. He said that when they won the Stanley Cup, his body went numb. It was my dream from the beginning. You can't explain how you feel. Poor eyesight hampered Bower's career, but he remained a top-tier goaltender. He helped the Leafs win another Stanley Cup in 1967, as part of a tandem with Terry Sawchuck. He was not happy to see the two- goalie system come in.I wanted to play as many games as possible. They shared the Vezina trophy. On April 6, 1969 at the age of 44 years, 4 months, and 29 days, Bower became the oldest goalie to play in a Stanley Cup playoff game. He played his last game on December 10, 1969 in a 6–3 loss to Montreal, which was his only game of the 1969–70 season. At the time, he was the oldest full-time player to play in an NHL game, and remains the second-oldest goaltender, behind only Maurice Roberts. Four months after his 45th birthday, Bower announced his retirement. He was with the Leafs for eleven seasons.He replied "If you don't know by now, you never will" when asked if he would reveal his true age. "If you were born in this day and age, and you're telling me, you had to be overseas with the First Division when you were 13 years old, that's right," said Coach Imlach after seeing a purported birth certificate. His birth date was November 8, 1924. He is the career leader in wins with 358. After his retirement, he worked for the Maple Leafs as a scout and goalie coach. From 1976 to 1978 he was an assistant coach. He made public appearances on behalf of the organization for the rest of his life after retiring in 1990.In 1976, he was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame, and in 2006 he was a member of the inaugural class of the American Hockey League Hall of Fame. He was ranked number 87 on The Hockey News'' list of the 100 greatest NHL players. He was a member of the Etobicoke Sports Hall of Fame and the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame. He was married to Nancy and had a son, two daughters, eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He cleaned litter and fed birds at the park after it was renamed in his honor. Bower was featured on a postage stamp. Along with five other All-Stars, he was included in the NHL All-Stars Collection.The Royal Canadian Mint featured Bower on a non-circulating fifty-cent coin in 2005. In 2007, it was announced that Bower would receive a star on Canada's Walk of Fame. On October 7, 2010, the first game of the regular season for the Toronto Maple Leafs at Air Canada Centre, Bower walked out on an implied "bridge over water" with his goalie stick. The street was renamed in Weston in Toronto. He lived on Patika Avenue in the 1960s. He said, "This is a great day for me and my family, and it is better than I used to get at Maple Leaf Gardens." On September 6, 2014, the Maple Leafs named him and Darryl Sittler two of the first three Hall of Fame members, with statues outside the Air Canada Centre of twelve of the greatest players in Maple Leafs history.The age of the man was 93. In the days following his death, many teams, including the Maple Leafs, Jets, and Raptors, honoured him with pre-game ceremonies. On January 3, the Maple Leafs hosted a public celebration of Bower's life. Thousands of people, including NHL alumni, members of the current Maple Leafs team, members of the Canadian armed forces and other major figures, attended the event. The memorial was broadcasted across several channels in Canada, and the Mayor of Toronto declared January 3 to be <mask>er Day in the city. The Maple Leafs wore patches on their jerseys and helmets for the rest of the season. The poke check is an aggressive move whereby the goalie uses his stick to poke the puck away from an attacking player, sometimes leaving his crease to do so.Hockey players at all levels have copied this move. Two-time Vezina Trophy winner, four-time Stanley Cup winner, and Selected to NHL First All-Star Team in 1961. Age never got in the way of the Hall of Fame.

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title: Moussa Koussa

texts: There is a person named <mask>-<mask> who was born in 1949. He resigned from his position as Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Libyan Civil War on March 30, 2011. One of the country's most powerful figures and a member of Gaddafi's inner circle was once head of the national intelligence agency. The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office released an official statement when he arrived in the UK saying that he no longer wanted to represent the Libyan government. Financial sanctions on him were lifted by the Obama administration after no charges were pressed against him by the British government. After being asked to leave his suite at the Four Seasons hotel, he now lives in a small house in a suburb. <mask> was born in the suburb of Tajura and grew up in a middle-class family with no significant tribal or power base.He earned a sociology degree from Michigan State University in 1978 and wrote a study about Colonel Qaddafi. The chance to continue to study for a doctorate was not offered to him. As a student, <mask> took great care with his work, interviewing Gaddafi twice, his family, childhood teachers, friends, and military colleagues, allowing him to paint a vivid picture of the influences and motivations of Gaddafi's revolutionary visions in his thesis. He would have had a promising career in academia if he hadn't abandoned his plans to study for a doctorate. While serving the Libyan government in different roles, his passion for teaching was so deep that he taught for decades at the University of Tripoli. The Secretary of the Libyan People's Bureau in London was the Chief of Intelligence and diplomat. He was kicked out of the United Kingdom in 1980 because he commented too candidly in an interview with The Times newspaper about his government's intention to eliminate two political opponents who were living in the UK.The "Safe house/place" was the head of Al-Mathaba Aalamiya from 1984 to 1992. Nelson Mandela, Luis Incio Lula da Silva, Yoweri Museveni, and Robert Mugabe are some of its leading members. Al-Mathaba was a leader in the fight against apartheid in South Africa. The organization in the West became known as a source of training, funding, and support for revolutionary groups. From 1992 to 1994 he was the deputy minister of foreign affairs. The External Security Organization (ESO) was formed in 1994 after the firing of Abdullah Senussi as head of the Libyan intelligence agency. The United States and the United Kingdom had relations with Libya that were normalized during this phase.He was involved in securing the release of the alleged Pan Am Flight 103 bomber, Abdelbaset al-Megrahi. The verdict that convicted Megrahi has been challenged by several legal experts and the UN observer. The expulsion of Abu Nidal from Libya was one of the reasons why the United States launched Operation El Dorado Canyon against Gaddafi. The BBC reported that Abu Nidal was behind the bombing. On a second visit in January 2009, he was listed as Minister of Security, but in October 2008 he was listed as an interpreter. Paul R. Pillar, a former Central Intelligence Agency agent, said that <mask> gained a reputation as an urbane and worldly figure who would not have looked out of place as a Western ambassador. The CIA, British MI6, as well as French Intelligence Services are credited with unraveling a labyrinth of Islamic radical and fundamentalist cells and movements in Sudan.The groups would be known as Al-Qaeda. Five months before the Al-Qaeda bombings of the US Embassies in East Africa, Libya ordered the first alert to Interpol for the capture of Osama Bin Laden. The warrant was formalized in France on April 15, 1998. In 2004, George Tenet credited Libya for issuing the first international red notice. Libya's decision to give up its WMD program paved the way for it to rejoin the international community. According to the US diplomatic cables, the U.S. viewed <mask> Koussa as a character of high interest with a combination of intelligence, operational ability, and political weight. Oliver Miles was a former British ambassador to Libya.He was a perfectly reasonable person to deal with. He was described as a "useful and powerful interlocutor who has been mostly cooperative in liaison channels and key to our re-engagement." Libya's ambassador to the United Nations in New York was replaced by the Foreign Minister in 2009. The Foreign Minister of Libya expressed concerns about the Canadian Government over the issue of ransom payments, which would only strengthen Al-Qaeda's foothold in the Saharan belt and parts of North Africa. In the past six months, there had been eight kidnappings, including two Canadian officials who were released in return for money. The United Nations headquarters in New York was visited by the Gaddafis soon after Libya emerged from international isolation. In a private conversation, the U.S. embassy quoted <mask> as saying that Mutassim had to read books on international relations because he wasn't a good student.There were signs before the Libya crisis that the center of the country's ruling circle had shifted. At the international summit in Tripoli in December, the rest of Gaddafi's team were cloistered in a private room, while the public buffet area was where <mask> spent most of his time smoking. After leaving Libya by car and arriving in Tunisia, a government spokesman stated that he had arrived on a private visit. According to Libyan sources on a diplomatic mission, he left from Djerba on a private jet and arrived in England. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office stated that the Libyan government no longer wished to represent them and that they intended to resign because of the attacks on civilians. Scottish prosecutors found no reason to hold him in captivity after interviewing him about the Lockerbie bombing. Koussa was a member of Al-Mathaba.The European Union decided to lift sanctions against him after he left the United Kingdom, meaning he no longer faces travel restrictions or an asset freeze. After the allegations of his role in the torture and deaths of Libyan people were made public in October of 2011, <mask> issued a statement to the press through his lawyer, strongly denying the allegations. External links 1940s births place of birth missing 20th century Libyan people Ambassadors of Libya to the United Kingdom Living people Michigan State University alumni

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