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texts: One of the writers most representative of the "New Narrative" that emerged in the 1990s is <mask>. The son of a poet and a journalist, <mask> is also an ex-Chilean Ambassador to Argentina and director of the El Mercurio newspaper. He is married to Mercedes Ducci and has two children. The family had an old estate in the area where <mask> spent his childhood and adolescence. He went to the college. Although he left his law studies before completion, he continued his studies in the department of Humanities at the University of Chile. <mask> received maximum honours at the beginning of 1977.He was appointed as a teacher at his alma mater after he received a degree in philosophy. <mask> traveled to the United States in September of the same year to continue his studies in the philosophy department at Columbia University, where he won the President's fellowship and studied under Arthur Danto. He attended several workshops in the writing division of Columbia University and was a student of many authors. He taught a course at Columbia called "Humanities" where students read a selection of fundamental literature. <mask> returned to Chile to teach at a newly founded university after earning two master's degrees, an MA and an MPhil from Columbia University. The university folded due to the changing funding environment in Augusto Pinochet's government. <mask> was without a job when he entered the Centre for Public Studies as a translator.He headed the magazine Estudios Pblicos, which was dedicated to the Social Sciences and the Humanities. He was named Director of the CEP in 1983. He was a teacher of political philosophy at the Institute of Political Science in the Catholic University and also taught a seminar on Aesthetics. The Centre for Public Studies was transformed into a meeting place for intellectuals and the political class under his leadership. The place where members of the opposition could put forward their points of view was in Estudios Publicos and numerous and popular seminars were organized to discuss public affairs. Private businesses and foundations contributed to the financing of the CEP. <mask> found a way to influence the return of democracy in the CEP.He published an article called "Quién defiende la censura previa del libro?" It is doubly serious to know that our culture is beingcensored and that, on top of that, no one sees the necessity to explain why. The CEP played a role in ending the dictatorship and the transition period contributing in the construction of an intellectual and politically calm climate, pragmatic, academically rigorous, and favourable to a peaceful and definitive establishment. In June 1988, the CEP published a poll showing a general repudiation of the Pinochet regime and predicting its defeat in upcoming elections, contrary to three other published polls that predicted the triumph of Pinochet. The CEP became an intellectual centre during the rule of the Concertacin. Its studies and proposals on subjects such as education, the environment, the reform of public administration, financing in politics, social and urban policies for Santiago, indigenous peoples and regulating telecommunications were of particular importance. The polls that they carry out are the most credible in the country.Conferences and cinema can be found at the CEP. The CEP was an institution of high culture in which liberal theories inspired analysis, and at the same time there were debates and meetings of intellectuals. After 31 years working in the institution, <mask> was forced to resign by the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of CEP. <mask> said that it was something unexpected for him. He was told that CEP needed to start a new phase with a new director. After studying abroad, I wanted to contribute to the transition of my country from dictatorship to democracy. I was able to find this place at CEP.I believe that CEP has been a meeting place and an institute devoted to analysis and discussions. People talk about freedom, but they also experience it at CEP. The center and the right have not been served by CEP. That function is performed by political parties and their institutes. The entrepreneurs have not been served by CEP. That function is performed by entrepreneurial associations. The studies and seminars of CEP have been used for the benefit of Chile.CEP's polls are the most visible example. <mask> downfall was seen by the media as a sign of the current divide in society. CNN suggested <mask> critical analysis of President's Piera's Administration, his positive evaluation of the strategy to win the Presidential election in 2013 and his affinity. As a member of the Board of the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, he was responsible for the novel La vida doble, based on the real story of a leftwing woman who was tortured and became a ferocious agent of the dictatorship. CEP's Board, composed mainly by now ready to use the academic prestige of the institution to defend without nuances the existing economic model in Chile. CEP's sponsors found that <mask> was too independent for their taste. They don't think the independence of a writer and intellectual would be useful in the current situation.It's the hour of the trenches. <mask>, the Director of the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, has defended it against criticism from the Right, which considers it to be both divisive and biased. The victims of the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet are remembered by the museum, which doesn't pretend to give a neutral or bland account. From the perspective of human rights and democracy, the facts are presented. The lesson to be learned is that the causes don't excuse the later horrors and cruelty that violated the life, body and dignity of so many people. <mask> wrote that the State became the sacrificial priest. <mask> won his first prize, the Alsino, at the age of fourteen, thanks to his interest in letters.The city and the rural world became intertwined in his first published book. His poems have appeared in a number of books. His essays on different themes have appeared in the magazine Estudios Pblicos, as well as in other publications. His conferences on Fernando Pessoa can be seen on video. Nueva York was well received by critics. On the glitter and misery of this Babylon where, day after day, the flower of a new apocalypse burst forth, his book is a little treatise. <mask> emerges with great force in Chilean poetry, with a youthful, wholesome and unforeseen energy.<mask> published his second book of poetry in 1989. The monologues of different people take precedence in the collection. <mask> wants to restore the light, the shadow and the lost sense of intimacy, weaving together the most vulnerable elements into his text: memory and speech. The critic Carmen Foxley pointed out that "they are situations or scenarios through which a person passes, leaving there his footprints, eyes, hair slowly falling backwards, a blink and the disturbing and mortal effect of that interruption, which interrupt the apparent stillness and anachronistic recollection of the scene and makes everything In order to give an idea of how these poems should be spoken, a video was recorded with the voices of the actress Schlomit Baytelman and the author, with a commentary by the poet Diego Maquieira. Or su voz was <mask>'s first novel and it established him as one of the main figures in the new Chilean writing. The novel stayed on the best sellers list for more than 30 weeks.There were a few exceptions, such as an article from a priest who objected to its "reality" and concluded that it was a long novel born of frustration. Or su voz was the "star among the new Chilean novels" according to David Gallagher in The Times Literary Supplement. "For a novelist with the talent of Fontaine, the social structure of Chile, with its mixture of 19th century hypocrisy and modern technology, has great literary potential." When you're taken to the Board Room, reading Or su voz will leave the reader more alert. After a bit of haggling over the money on the table, you can smile when intellectuals discuss whether art is in the mind or not. On the cover of the re edition of Or su voz by Alfaguara, Mario Vargas Llosa stated that we are dealing with an ambitious and profound novel which covers all the secrets of Chilean society. The novel takes place in a social context marked by the tensions and fissures of a traditional and dependent society that is subjected to a process of rapid and enforced globalization and capitalist transformation, a phenomenon in which are mixed together the search for the new and the impulse to conserve identities.The problems and contradictions that are represented in this hybrid of modernity are dealt with by it. Or su voz wants a reader who doesn't let himself get swayed by the reality which the world on the surface and the references seem to offer him or, to put it in another way, that he observes what happens above and below the surface. <mask> says power is always exercised through language. There isn't any human power that isn't set forth in language. In my novel Or su voz, I bring together a lot of jargons and languages. They are comparable to each other. They reveal themselves to each other for what they are: voices.There is no single tone, only a criss-cross of different voices. After the success of his novel, <mask> surprised everyone with poems along the lines of a negative mysticism. Poems and prayers for a god that doesn't exist. "No decir la palabra/por todas las demas" Tu nombre en vano is a thoughtful book which explores religiousness from the point of view of its absence and is constructed in the tradition of the psalms and mystic poetry. In his second novel, Cuando eramos inmortales, the central figure, Emilio, starts living through a process of losing his convictions or, to put it another, because he doesn't want to consolidate his personality in the world. The narrative is in the first and third person, in the present and the past, and often in the same paragraph.There are moments in the story when the life of the child is more important than the life of the adult who is not the child. The shape of the writing shows theFractures that stay in the reconstruction of memory. Sylvia Hopenhayn, an Argentine critic, says that he manages to construct the act of remembering, capturing the precise instance in which one's experience fixes itself in the memory. Luis de la Pea said that the novel was beautiful and full of suggestions. It doesn't mean that Cuando eramos inmortales doesn't have a good plot. The most entertaining of all the novels published this year was said to be written by Antonio Skrmeta. It is the fulfilled ambition of a great writer according to the novelist.It is an original novel that has to be savoured and enjoyed. It's almost better on a second reading because of the quality of writing. The philosopher and historian Vctor Faras said that <mask> has written a novel in which the language of Castile has recovered its noble sound. Marco Antonio de la Parra defined it as a beautiful novel about the pain of childhood. The novel raises questions about the brazenness, dreams and contradictions of a traditional society on its way to modernization. The foretaste and preparation for the political violence that characterized the Pinochet regime can be seen in the violence of the youngsters at the school. The essence of those who give orders and those who take them is revealed by Cuando éramos inmortales.It means that they are truly great, as there are writers capable of representing this and the case among our novelists is almost unique. Mis ojos x tus ojos Fontaine returned to poetry in 2007, with a collection of brief love poems, several of which had appeared before in the magazine Letras Libres. The critic Grnor Rojo wrote that looking at someone's eyes is not just to contemplate them but to go inside them. "Tus parpados visten y desvisten a tus ojos" and later on, commenting on another poem that says "insisto llorando y te obligo a abrirme en gajos/a beber tus labios me The author of the powerful and extensive novels Oir su voz and Cuando eramos inmortales should be the same author as the one who wrote the laconic, brief and almost silent verse. The poem talks about a story of love which the reader has to put together in his imagination because the pieces that complete it are absent and this absence is also called silence. There is a silence among the folds of love and the gaps in the words.This is what <mask> expresses in Mis ojos x tus ojos. Diego Maquieira said it was about "verses that are absolutely alive and uncontaminated, flashes of high definition, expressions of infinite tenderness, and finally a book in which the striking beauty of Eros gives love the possibility of finding a home". The English translation of La vida doble was published by Yale University Press. The novel is based on a true story of a female guerilla captured by the secret police during the Pinochet era and tortured before being converted into an agent for the intelligence service. It plunges the psychological depths of treachery and resentment, commitment and motherhood. A silent journalist listens to the main character tell her story and hopes to report on it. The book goes deep into moral dilemmas and treachery, and it's a better book than any other today.In her review of the book, Fietta Jarque in the Spanish daily paper El Pas wrote, "It is a novel that never flags...<mask> has fashioned, sentence by sentence, a story that doesn't just end on the last page." The difficulty of assuming a past that has removed itself from every moral system is revealed in spite of all that <mask> insists on doing it. "We are playing here with a confusion of genres (historical and fictitious), people with various identities, capable of possessed but very rarely of giving," said Masilover Rodenas in the daily paper La Vanguardia from Barcelona. There are people who believe they are capable of dying for an ideal. The recent current of actual realism is one of the reasons why <mask> is one of the best writers who incorporates it into his work. <mask> has given life to various political conflicts so as to convert them into powerful moral dilemmas dealing with heroism, treachery and the surrender of ideals to a world without any. The novel has managed to convey, like nothing before, our complex and difficult recent history in a convincing and intimate way.<mask>'s technique is outstanding in describing violent and confused scenarios, and Pedro Gandolfo says that the novel maintains a vigorous tension because it is fiction. The novel was written in the daily paper La Nacin. It twists its way into the depths of the human condition based on real events. A book that is different shocks, disturbs, reveals, and maintains a tremendous suspense from beginning to end. An exceptional novel in which the painful becomes more humane. <mask>'s novel is a scientific report on the extremes of our behavior. Like any one of us, men and women did these things and will do them again.Lorena is too smart and malleable, she is easily swayed, and she has a devious mind. She is the incarnation of evil. This gripping novel has a gap between the terrible fact and the complexity of the woman seen in close-up. A sense of humility is what makes one read on. I think a novel that makes torture and abuse of human rights seem repugnant. Will Corral writes in World Literature Today that <mask>'s novel surpasses his national and Latin American cohort. There was a lot of self-estrangement, ideological obsessions, bold sexuality, unalloyed grief, and invectives.... Megan McDowell relays La Vida doble's brilliance. The first pages of La Vida Doble are so powerful that it seems almost impossible for the story to last. A novel that as a whole shows great ambition, a very serious documentary undertaking, and a great dexterity in. One should read it in one sitting and the other in another. The novel "La Vida Doble" explores moral dilemmas and betrayal. <mask> is the best representation of contemporary Chilean narrative.<mask>'s novel poses uneasy questions aimed at challenging the reader's moral judgments. His way of describing the actions is morally difficult. <mask> has created a forbidding character. Lorena, talking nonstop, does so from a place beyond where language is comprehensible. She is an original creation that is alert to the dark and her own story. There was no remorse from her. Lorena was a literary romantic.The Prizes Philosophy of Science Award was presented by David H. Ziff in 1981.

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title: Pommie Mbangwa

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texts: Mpumelelo "<mask>" <mask> is a Zimbabwean commentator and former cricketer. Between 1996 and 2002 he played 29 One Day Internationals for Zimbabwe. After being dropped from the international side, he took up work as a cricket commentator for television and has remained there ever since. He is the only batman to have scored exactly the same amount of runs in both theODIs and Tests with 34 runs each. During their junior levels, everyone had trouble pronouncing his first name, so he was dubbed "Pom", a shortened version of his full name. It is often wrongly attributed to his cultivated accent a testament to his formative school years that were undertaken at a private school in Zimbabwe, a fact that is made obvious by his intonation and pronunciation of certain words and phrases. Mbangwa has the lowest batting average of all Test cricketers.He was one of nine Zimbabweans to have taken 30 Tests, and only two of them took them at a lower average. He is the leading cricket commentator from Zimbabwe and he is also one of the best international cricket commentators. Mbangwa finished his primary education at the Matabeleland primary school. He entered the Matabeleland primary school cricket team at the age of 11 after being introduced to the sport at the age of ten. He continued to play cricket and rugby in high school. Ian Kemp, his high school house master, took a special interest in him and helped him with his bowling action when he was young. He scored a century at the age of 14 when he opened the batting in an inter-school match.He was selected for the Zimbabwe U15 team. He was chosen to play for Matabeleland school cricket team in a match against Dean Close School from England in 1994 in which he was the chief destroyer of the Dean Close team which was bowled out for 72. He was offered a scholarship to play for Dean Close when he was 17 years old. The nickname "Pommie" was given to him by the Dean Close School in England due to his first name being hard to pronounce. Career <mask>'s rise to prominence was remarkable as he had no family background in cricket. A little short of the top pace, he was primarily a line-and-length bowler, using both seam and swing, with the away-swinger his stock ball. After a year at school in England, he went to Madras for a year for coaching by Dennis Lillee and then to South Africa for a year at the Plascon Academy.He made his Test debut in Pakistan in 1996–97, despite Zimbabwe losing the match, despite the fact that first choice bowler Eddo Brandes was injured. He was easy to pick for international hitters because of his lack of pace. He left the international scene before drifting in and out of the side. He was well known for his four runs in a Test match against Sri Lanka in 1998 at number 10 where he helped Andy Flower to score a Test century, as well as for his resilience at the crease, which helped him to score a century. Andy Flower was still in the crease at that point. During the match, Andy Flower referred to him as "Pomster" when he urged him to not let Flower get close to the milestone. He was a genuine No.He was one of the worst tailenders in Rest cricket for being involved with nine ducks in 25innings. He played in the 1999 Cricket World Cup where Zimbabwe advanced to the super six stage. He played for Zimbabwe at the tournament. After playing for Zimbabwe for 6 years, he moved to England to pursue his higher studies for a short time. He was a member of the Matabeleland cricket team from 1996 to 2004. In 2001 he began commentary on television and in 2005 he became a full-time TV personality. He was one of the commentators for the Cricket World Cup, the Cricket World Cup Qualifier and the Cricket World Cup.He is a regular commentator in franchise T20 leagues. He is an ambassador for North Star Alliance, an organisation that uses cricket as a tool to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa. He was the ambassador for North Star Alliance. People from Matabeleland South Province are educated at Dean Close School.

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title: Eleni Avlonitou

texts: The Coalition of the Radical Left (Syriza) has a politician named <mask>. She is a Member of the Hellenic Parliament. At the age of 10, <mask> began her swimming career at Ethnikos Gymnastikos Syllogos of Athens, one of the oldest sports clubs in Greece. Giorgos Mpias, a renowned Greek swimming coach, was hired as the swimming team's coach. The sea change in Greek swimming was a result of their cooperation. She was a national record holder in her age group. At the age of 13, <mask> achieved her first women's national records.She was the first Greek female swimmer to qualify for the Olympics in 1972 and she competed in the Olympics in 4 events. The Greek Association of Sports Press voted her the best swimmer. The best female athlete of the year was voted on by the Greek Association of Sports Press. After taking a break from swimming for a year in 1976, <mask> <mask> came back in 1977 and improved her national records. A total of 121 Greek national records were achieved by <mask> Avlonitou. <mask> <mask> won 35 Greek national championship medals during her swimming career. She won 7 gold, 4 silver, and 3 bronze medals at the Balkan Games.<mask> Avlonitou was a role model in sport and had a significant impact on Greek swimming. The image of a young girl winning gold medals in international games resulted in a surge of interest in swimming, which was until then an elite sport in Greece. She dominated women's competition until she retired in 1980, followed by a series of international class female swimmers. Giorgos Mpias, who was also of Ethnikos Gymnastikos Syllogos, along with other swimmers, kept swimming in the public eye until the early 1990s. After graduating from the University of Athens with a degree in Physical Education, <mask> Avlonitou decided to continue her studies in the United States. In 1983 and 1988 <mask> Avlonitou received degrees from Indiana University Bloomington. <mask> Avlonitou worked at the Hellenic Sports Research Institute of the Olympic Athletic Center of Athens from 1988 to 2013).1989–1995: Scientific advisor of the Greek Swimming Federation is one of the positions she has held. The lecturer at the Physical Education and Sport Sciences Department was from 1990 to 1992. Member of the Sports Medicine Committee of the European Swimming League. The National School of Public Health in Athens has a Visiting Professor. "Athletic performance in swimming" and "Woman and exercise" were both written in Greek. <mask> Avlonitou wrote a weekly sports column in the Athens daily newspaper "Avgi" from 2001 to 2008. The Athens area TV channel SEVEN broadcasted a weekly hour-long sports program called "Sports with Eleni" in 2001 and 2002.During the years 1992–1996 and 2002–2010, <mask> Avlonitou was on the Administrative Council of the Hellenic Olympians Association. During her active swimming years, <mask> <mask> was elected Member of the Administrative Council of Ethnikos Gymnastikos Syllogos of Athens. The President of Ethnikos Gymnastikos Syllogos of Athens was elected in January. In 1989 she joined the newly formed political party of the left, Synaspismos. The unified political party "Synaspismos of the Left and Progress" was formed when the Synaspismos coalition broke up in 1991. She worked in the sports department. The Athens second constituency had a candidate for parliament in 1996.The Central Political Committee of Synaspismos had an election in 2000. The list "Greek Prefecture - Active Citizens" was headed by Manolis Glezos, who was a candidate for the Prefectural Council of Athens in 2002. She was a candidate in the Athens second constituency of the Coalition of the Radical Left in 2004, and supported the participation of Synaspismos in the Coalition of the Radical Left. <mask> <mask> was the leader of the "Citizens in Action" list in the 2006 and 2010 municipal elections. She was elected to the council in both years. The conversion of the Galatsi Olympic Hall into a shopping mall was averted by her actions. <mask> <mask> was a candidate for parliament in the Athens second constituency in 2012 and she was the runner up.In order to run for governor in the local elections, Rena Dourou resigned her seat in parliament and was replaced by <mask> <mask>. In the January and September 2015 legislative elections, <mask> <mask> was reelected to parliament. There are two committees in the Hellenic Parliament, the Standing Committee on National Defense and Foreign Affairs and the Standing Committee on Cultural and Educational Affairs. People in health professions from Athens, as well as Swimmers at the 1972 Summer Olympics, are linked to External links.

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title: Chris Day

texts: <mask> is an English former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper. <mask> started his career at Spurs, where he made one appearance in the premier league. He joined Crystal Palace for a fee of $225,000 in July 1996 and played for the rest of the season. During the 1999–2000 season, <mask> played for the club in the premier league. He joined Lincoln City on a three-month deal in 2000. He joined Queens Park Rangers after being released by Lincoln and spent three and a half years at the club. He signed for Oldham Athletic before the 2005–06 season.He joined Millwall in the summer of 2006 after playing for the club for a season. <mask> joined his local club, Stevenage, on a free transfer after two seasons with Millwall. During the 2008–09 season, he was the first-choice goalkeeper as the club earned back-to-back promotions from the Conference Premier to League One. He became the club's goalkeeping coach in May 2016 after combining his playing role. <mask> made over 350 appearances for the club. Between 1996 and 1997 <mask> was a member of the England under-21 team. <mask> played in the same team with David Beckham as a schoolboy and scored 63 goals in one season for the club.<mask> was the team's goalkeeper due to his height. He was signed by Spurs at the age of 15 and progressed through the youth system. <mask> didn't play in the premier league during his four years at the club. <mask> played in all four of Spurs' Intertoto Cup group games, with the club fielding a weakened team in the competition. In all four of the games, the team was made up of loan players from lower division teams in the local area, as well as youth and reserve team players. <mask> joined Crystal Palace after his 21st birthday. He made his Palace debut in a 1–0 defeat against St Andrew's.Carlo Nash was the second choice for the rest of the season, after he played in a 2–1 defeat at Southend United. <mask> joined the Hornets after one season at Selhurst Park. Kevin Miller was part of the deal. In the League Cup, he scored an own-goal in the first-half as he made hisWatford debut. During the 1997–98 season, he played in a 1–0 defeat away to Cottagers in the Football League Trophy. <mask> did not play for Graham Taylor's team in the 1998–99 play-off winning season, but did win a medal as an unused substitute. In the 1999–00 season, <mask> played 11 times for the club.He started in the club's first match in the highest tier of English football against Wimbledon, as well as keeping a clean sheet. The signing of Espen Baardsen in the summer of 2000 meant that <mask> became the third-choice goalkeeper, and he played his last game for the Hornets in a 1–0 victory over Coventry City in May 2000. <mask> joined Lincoln City on a three-month loan. He made his Lincoln debut in a 1–1 draw at home to Rochdale, and went on to play a further thirteen times for the club. <mask> joined Queens Park Rangers on a free transfer in 2001. He made his debut for Queens in 2001. Despite being dropped in October 2001 due to the arrival of Fraser Digby, he made 19 more appearances.<mask> broke his leg in a home game against Oldham Athletic after a challenge with Matthew Tipton. He made his debut for the club in a 0–0 home draw against Harrow Borough in October 2002, as part of his lengthy recovery plan. He played his last game for the club in December 2002 and it was a 1–1 draw away to Basingstoke Town. The 2002–03 season saw <mask> return to the first–team. He played in goal for the rest of the season, and was part of the team that lost in the play–off final. During the 2003– 2004 season, <mask> played 34 times. He kept 16 clean sheets from August 2003 to February 2004.He sustained an injury in February 2004, which meant that Lee Camp was signed on loan to cover for him, and his form kept him out of the team when he returned. <mask> was an unused substitute in the 3–1 win against Wednesday that secured promotion back to the Championship. <mask> played in 33 games for the club's return to the Championship during the 2004–05 season. He was dropped in January 2005 in favor of Simon Royce, who was allowed to move to North End on a one-month loan deal. During his time at the club, he made five more appearances and kept two clean sheets. <mask> was allowed to leave for Oldham Athletic a week before the start of the 2005–06 season after playing two more games for Queens Park. He played 36 games for Boundary Park and kept ten clean sheets.At the end of the January transfer window, <mask> became second-choice for the remainder of the season after manager Ronnie Moore took the opportunity to sign out of favour Derby County goalkeeper Lee Grant. <mask> signed for Millwall in June 2006 after leaving Oldham at the end of the season. Two weeks into the new season, he made his Millwall debut in a 3–2 defeat to Cheltenham Town. During Millwall's 2006–07 campaign, <mask> played seven times, six times in the league and one time in the Football League Trophy. He kept two clean sheets in the first two games of Millwall's league season. He left the club at the end of the season after seven appearances. <mask> joined the club on a two-year deal.The club had conceded 13 goals in four games when <mask> joined them. <mask> made his debut for the club in a 1–1 draw at home to Crawley Town. The arrival of <mask> saw an upturn in form in both the club's defence and overall team, as the team remained unscathed for 24 games from December 2008 to April 2009. The play-offs were lost to Cambridge United. He started in six of the club's FA Trophy games, keeping four clean sheets and playing in the final against York City at Wembley Stadium. <mask> made 52 appearances for the club and kept 20 clean sheets in his first season. <mask> was the club's first choice for the season.He made his 100th appearance for Stevenage in a 2–0 victory over Forest Green. The game that secured Stevenage's promotion to the Football League for the first time in the club's history was played on 17 April 2010 against Kidderminster. The team were presented with their winners' medals and the competition trophy after the 1–0 victory against York City. The most clean sheets in the league were kept by <mask>, who made 42 appearances. The best defensive record in the league was recorded by the club. <mask> made 52 appearances. <mask> renewed his contract with the club at the end of the season.There was a 2–2 draw against Macclesfield Town in the first game of the Football League. He saved Marvin Morgan's 86th-minute penalty as Stevenage earned their first away point of the season in a 1–1 draw at Aldershot Town. As a result of finishing in sixth place, Stevenage earned one of the four play-off spots. In the play-off semi-finals, he kept two clean sheets in the games against Stanley. <mask> played the whole game and kept a clean sheet as Stevenage earned promotion to League One. In the 2010–11 League Two season, the club's success was built on a tight defence with <mask> keeping 19 clean sheets. <mask> played every minute of every game during the season.<mask> broke his finger in a pre-season game. He missed the first three games of the season after being ruled out for a month. On 16 August 2011, <mask> made his first appearance of the season, playing the whole game in a 3–1 away victory at Bournemouth. <mask> extended his contract with the club three days later. He was the first-choice goalkeeper for the rest of the season and did not miss a league match. <mask> had the chance to face his former club, as well as the team he supports, as a result of the FA Cup run. <mask> kept a clean sheet as the tie ended goalless.The only goals <mask> conceded in the club's six FA Cup games were three by Spurs in the March 2012 replay at White Hart Lane. In the League One play-off semi-finals, <mask> made 52 appearances, but his team lost. The only teams in the league that didn't give up a lot of goals were Charlton Athletic and Stevenage. He started in the first game of the 2012–13 season, a 3–1 victory over Wimbledon in the League Cup, and kept successive clean sheets during the month as Stevenage started the season in good form. <mask> was dropped by Gary Smith after the club's 2–2 draw with Bury in September 2012 and replaced by Steve Arnold. He briefly returned to first-team action after Arnold was unavailable due to suspension, but he was subsequently second-choice goalkeeper for most of the remainder of the season. After the return of Graham Westley, who brought <mask> to the club in August 2008, he played in the last two games of the season.He made 19 appearances during the campaign. A new one-year contract extension was signed by <mask>. <mask> signed a new one-year contract on 17 May. He was married in 2004. A mile away from Broadhall Way, <mask> and his wife owned a pub. He goes to watch Spurs whenever he isn't playing. 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title: Katsumasa Chiyo

texts: He is a factory driver for Nissan and competes in the Super GT Series. He is a graduate of the Nissan Driver Development Program and a winner of the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup. <mask> began racing cars in 2007, after earning a scholarship from theNDDP. He moved into the National Class of the All-Japan Formula Three Championship in 2009, after finishing third in the 2008 FCJ series. <mask> defeated Honda prospect Tomoki Nojiri on a tie breaker to win the National Class title in 2011. <mask> competed in the main class with the B-Max Racing Team. He finished third in the championship with two victories.<mask> finished in 15th place in the Macau Grand Prix. <mask> made a return to F3 in 2015. <mask> returned to F3 in 2016 to compete with B-Max Racing. He missed four races due to a back injury and finished sixth in the championship. <mask> raced a Nissan GT-R GT3 in the GT300 class in the Super GT Series after winning the All-Japan F3 National Class title. 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 Chiyo moved to Dijon Racing after Daiki Sasaki moved up to GT300.He only scored one point in his 28th place finish. <mask> returned to Super GT in 2015, this time with Gainer in their new Nissan GT-R, after missing the previous season due to his commitments in Europe. The Fuji 500km was the second round of the championship. <mask>, Couto, and third driver Ryuichiro Tomita won the GT300 class despite carrying 88 kilogrammes of Success Ballast. <mask> was second in the championship despite missing two races due to his commitments in the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup. He was promoted to the GT500 class for the 2016 season after his performances in Japan and Europe. <mask> and Motoyama finished third in their first race together.<mask> missed a month of competition after a crash in the Fuji race left him with a spine injury. In both 2016 and 2017, <mask> nearly took his first premier class victory at Sugo after a last-lap battle between Motoyama and Hirate. MOLA were replaced in GT500 by the new B-Max team, but <mask> and Motoyama remained team mates. They finished 17th in the championship. After the season, <mask> was assigned to drive in the Intercontinental GT Challenge for Nissan and KC Motorgroup, resulting in his second sabbatical from Super GT. <mask> was called on as a last-minute replacement for James Rossiter at Calsonic Team Impul at the sixth round of the season in Autopolis. <mask> returned to full-time GT500 competition in 2020 with B-Max and Hirate.They ranked 13th in the championship in 2020, and both drivers were retained for 2021. He finished third at Circuit Paul Ricard. <mask> won the series with Alex Buncombe and Wolfgang Reip. The trio won the 1000 km Paul Ricard and finished third in the final race of the series at the Nrburgring, taking the title by three points over the Bentley M-Sport entry of Steven Kane, Andy Meyrick and Guy Smith. <mask> became the first Japanese driver to win a championship in a top-level sports car racing series and the first to win a major sports car racing championship of any kind outside of Asia. <mask> drove a Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 with Buncombe and Reip as part of the Nismo Global Driver Exchange. <mask> crashed in the early stages of the race, ending the team's chances after 58 laps.<mask> and Reip were in the race in 2015. <mask> took the lead with two laps to go. <mask> finished second in the 2016 race. <mask> participated in the Blancpain Endurance Series with Alex Buncombe and Lucas Ordonez with the Nissan GT Academy program retired. <mask> was involved in a multi-car pileup in the first race after Guy Smith caused it. The team finished third in the championship talley. <mask> drove for KCMG after the Nissan brand was withdrawn.Tsugio Matsuda and Josh Burdon were with him. <mask> crashed in the first practice which caused major damage to the Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3. <mask> competed for one season in the Japanese Super Formula Championship, driving for B-Max Racing Team. He finished tenth at the JAF Grand Prix Suzuka. The season is still in progress. The season is still in progress with the complete Super GT results. The season is still in progress.Sports people from Tokyo, Formula Challenge Japan drivers, Super GT drivers, and 24 Hours of Spa drivers are included in the results.

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title: William Grant (general)

texts: In the First World War, <mask> was an Australian Army colonel and temporary brigadier general. <mask> was the son of a miner and was born on September 30, 1870. He graduated with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering from the University of Melbourne in 1893. After his father's death in 1894, he became a pastoralist and purchased a station on the Darling Downs. <mask> was commissioned as a lieutenant in 1901. He became commander of the 14th Light Horse in 1910 and was promoted to lieutenant colonel in December of 1911. He was still in charge when the war started.<mask> took command of the 11th Light Horse Regiment on March 16, 1915, after joining the Australian Imperial Force. It was part of the 4th Light Horse brigade and was sent to Egypt. The squadrons of the 2nd, 5th and 9th Light Horse were attached to the 11th Light Horse, which was sent to Gallipoli. Lieutenant Colonel Reynell, the commander of the 9th Light Horse, was killed in the fighting for Hill 60 on August 29, 1915, and <mask> took over. He was sent to the rest camp on December 2, 1915, after staying with the 9th Light Horse. <mask> was given command again when the 11th Light Horse was reformed in Egypt. At Romani, the 11th Light Horse formed part of a mobile column of light horses.The 11th Light Horse led a column on a night march across the desert. On the second night of the march, dense fog closed in and hid the stars, but <mask> was able to lead the column through the desert to the Turkish position at daybreak. <mask> received a distinguished service order for his part in the Sinai and Palestine campaign. <mask> led the 11th Light Horse to sweep the remaining Turkish troops from the Sinai Peninsula. <mask> was told by a British pilot that the Turks were about to leave the central part of the Sinai. His men rode with fixed bayonets. The horse traveled across steep and rocky mountain tracks in seven days.The campaign in the Sinai ended with the capture of a few Turks and Arabs. The 4th Light Horse brigade reformed in February 1917. <mask> was promoted to brigadier general on 13 August 1917. He became a brigadier general on 13 September 1917, after taking over command of the 4th Light Horse brigade. On the night of 30 October, the Desert Mounted Corps began its most famous campaign. The tactics were similar to those at Magdhaba, with the mounted troops making a surprise night march, attacking the left and rear of the enemy's position at Beersheba and the infantry attacking from the south. The defenders held on to the hill overlooking Beersheba until they were captured by the New Zealanders late in the day.Lieutenant General Harry Chauvel ordered <mask> to mount an attack on Beersheba in order to take the town wells before they were destroyed. The light horse had prepared for such a tactic by sharpening their bayonet points. The 4th and 12th Light Horse Regiments formed up with their squadrons in three lines. The 13-pounders of the British Notts Battery suppressed Turkish machine guns as they moved forward. <mask> initially rode in the lead, but dropped back to the reserve line once the column was headed in the correct direction. The Turks were not able to range on the light horsemen because of the three Turkish batteries. Light horsemen swarmed over the Turkish positions and swept into the town, capturing all but two of the seventeen wells before they could be destroyed.<mask> was decorated with a Bar by the commander-in-chief, General Sir Edmund Allenby, the next day. <mask> was acting commander of the Australian Mounted Division from December of 1917 to January of 1918. <mask>'s 4th Light Horse brigade was given the task of guarding the flank during the raid on Es Salt. The main Turkish blow fell when the plan failed. The light horsemen were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> was able to leave without issue. The guns supporting the brigade were lost.<mask> was blamed for the loss of guns. The town of Semakh was ordered to be captured by <mask> in his final campaign. <mask> surprised the defenders with a quick night approach and a moonlight assault with swords. The enemy's fire was reduced by <mask>'s machine guns. The garrison, half of whom were Germans, fought hard and the light horsemen had to fight from building to building to capture the town. <mask> commanded the Australian Mounted Division from November to December of 1918. He was made a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George in 1919 for his services.<mask> commanded the 1st cavalry brigade from 1920 to 1925 when he was in Australia. He retired from the Army in the early 20th century. <mask> moved to Brisbane after he sold his property at Bowenville. He purchased another property in the south of the state in 1934. <mask> was cremated with full military honours after he died of a heart attack. 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title: Roman Kryklia

texts: <mask> is a Ukrainian kickboxer who is currently signed to ONE Championship, where he is the inaugural and current ONE Light Heavyweight Kickboxing World Champion. He won the Kunlun Fight 80 and K-1 World GP 2016 Belgrade tournaments. According to Combat Press, he is the #3 kickboxer in the world. <mask> was born in the city of Krasnograd. He began training at a sports club when he was six years old. He had a coach at the time. A number of medals were won at the Ukrainian Kenpokai Karate and Kickboxing Championships with the club "Burovik".He received the title of Master of Sports in Kickboxing after becoming the youth champion of Ukraine in kickboxing. He began to train at the club "Maximus" in the city of Kharkiv in 2008. He defended the honor of the University at the Kickboxing Championship of Ukraine among students for four years, and he ranked first. He was the silver Thai Boxing champion of Ukraine. In October 2012 <mask> made his professional debut against Tom Mon. He won the fight. He went on to win four of his next seven fights.He participated in Fight Night 2 in January of 2015. He won both of his bouts against Ji Stariat. He won three of his next four fights, including victories over Mihaljevi and Maslobojev. He scored knockouts of Claudiu Istrate in the semifinals and Daniel Lentie in the finals of the 2015 Tatneft Cup. Two months later, she signed with the biggest kickboxing promotion in Europe to participate in their grand prix. He lost to Khbabez in the finals despite winning a unanimous decision in the semifinals. After losing to Khabez, <mask> went on a thirteen fight winning streak.He forced Daniel Lentie to withdraw from the first round of the A1 W GP qualification tournament after knocking out Thomas Vanneste in the semifinals. In the semifinals of the A1 Grand Prix, <mask> faced Daniel Lentie for the third time in his career, and won for the third time as well, beating Lentie by decision. He defeated Arnold Oborotov in the first round. K-1 just two weeks later, <mask> entered a tournament. In the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals, <mask> knocked out all three opponents with a knee strike. There was a fight for the last fight of the year. He won the fight.During the Monte Carlo Fighting Masters, <mask> fought Fabrice Aurieng for both the Prince Albert's Cup and the Monte Carlo FM title. After Aurieng's corner threw in the towel in the second round, he won the fight. The Kunlun Fight was held at the KLF 68 event. He won both of his bouts by first-round knockout and unanimous decision. He came into the fight as a favorite but lost by an extra round decision. In Yuksel Ayaydin's retirement fight, <mask> won the fight by decision. He defeated Daniel Svkor by a second-round knockout.The rubber match between Tom Hron and <mask> was scheduled to take place in the semifinals of the FEA World Grand Prix. He went on to face Tsotne in the final after winning the fight by a unanimous decision. After the extra round of the fight, <mask> won. After testing positive for prohibited substances in France in 2016 and being suspended for 4 years by the National Anti-Doping Agency of France, <mask> was not allowed to participate in all sports events organized or authorized by French sports federations. At Kunlun Fight 80, <mask> fought again. In the quarterfinals, he defeated Martin Pacas by unanimous decision, and in the semifinals, he defeated Rade Opacic by a second round knockout. In their second fight, <mask> won by a unanimous decision.On November 16, <mask> defeated Khbabez to become the inaugural ONE Light Heavyweight Kickboxing World Champion. The light heavyweights title fight was supposed to be held at ONE Infinite 1, but it was postponed due to coronaviruses. The ONE Light Heavyweight Kickboxing World Championship was to be held on December 4, 2020. The fight with Aygun fell through as one of <mask>'s corner-men tested positive. Aygun received a new opponent, while <mask> was scheduled to fight the mandatory challenger, who took the fight on short notice being announced only a few days before the match. More than one person weighed in at the official weigh in. The fight was won by <mask> by a unanimous decision.The second ONE Kickboxing Light Heavyweight title defense was supposed to take place on October 29, 2021. Aygn was pulled from the fight and <mask> was supposed to face Iraj. Due to an undisclosed medical issue, <mask> withdrew from the fight. The ONE Championship: Heavy Hitters will be held on January 14, 2022. The ONE Championship: Full Circle was scheduled to take place on February 25, 2022. Aygn was knocked out in the first round. On April 18, 2018, it was announced that <mask> failed a drug test and tested positive for two banned substances.He was banned from participating in all sports events organized or authorized by French sports federations until May 7, 2022. The majority decision win was changed to a no contest. The Kunlun Fight was the winner of the FEA World Grand Prix and the Monte Carlo Fighting Masters was the winner of the FEA World Grand Prix. The year 2017: H.S.H. The Prince Albert II of Monaco's Cup weighed in at 94.2 kilo.

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title: Robert Blackadder

texts: <mask> was a medieval Scottish cleric, diplomat and politician who was abbot of Melrose, bishop-elect of Aberdeen and bishop of Glasgow and became the first ever archbishop of Glasgow in 1492. <mask> died on his way to Jerusalem for a pilgrimage. <mask> was the younger brother of <mask>. <mask> received a bachelor's degree in 1464 from the University of Paris, where his name is listed among the students. He graduated as a licentiate the following year. He was sent to Pope Paul II by King James III of Scotland. <mask> secured the abbacy of Melrose from the pope.This was the first time a non-Cistercian had become an Abbot at Melrose, and the pope granted Blackadder leave to take the abbacy without becoming a monk. The monks at Melrose did not like it. Richard Lamb challenged the decision at the papal court. The bishop of Glasgow, John Laing, and the monks at Melrose supported Lamb. Blackadder was offered a substantial pension after several years of litigation. <mask>'s name is recorded in a letter of Pope Sixtus IV, where he is said to have received a petition from <mask>, a priest of the church of Lasswade. Permission and funds came into being of the Hospital of St Mary of Consolation.<mask> was given permission by the pope to convert the church of Lasswade into a prebend, but only if he had a degree. He became bishop of Aberdeen in 1480. The exact date of <mask>'s election to Aberdeen is uncertain but at a meeting of the Lords of Council which took place between 12 and 23 June he is named "<mask>, bishop of Aberdeen". He was not consecrated to the Aberdeen see before 19 March 1483, when he was translated to the then-vacant bishopric of Glasgow. Pope Sixtus IV concelebrated <mask> in Rome. The consecration took place in either May or June. He will be in Scotland by 20 November to witness a royal charter.<mask>'s trip to Italy cost him a lot of money and he ended up in debt. <mask>'s subordinates were ordered to pay a "benevolence" by Pope Innocent VIII after he issued a papal Bull on 31 March 1487. To pay back the debt with a tax. The bishopric was elevated to archiepiscopal status in 1492. In 1492, a papal Bull of Sixtus IV elevated the Bishop of St Andrews to the position of archbishop. This was the first time a Scottish bishopric received metropolitan status. The move was not popular among the entire Scottish ecclesiastical establishment.The wealthier sees of Glasgow, Dunkeld, and Aberdeen resented having to do homage to the bishop of St Andrews. It was <mask>'s predecessor at Aberdeen, Thomas Spens, who in February 1474 raised the first significant opposition by obtaining lifetime exemption from the jurisdiction of St Andrews over either himself or his diocese. On 27 March 1487 Innocent VIII made the archbishop of St Andrews the "Primate of All Scotland". The rule of St Andrews was intolerable for the bishops of Glasgow. The pope granted an exemption to Glasgow from this kind of interference on 25 March 1488, for Blackadder's own lifetime. This was not enough. James IV sympathized with Blackadder because he was worried about how much power was in the hands of one bishop.The king of Scotland and the Scottish parliament wrote to the pope to request that Glasgow be given the same status as York. On 9 January 1492, a Bull of Pope Innocent VIII elevated Glasgow to an archbishopric, holding as suffragans the bishop of Dunkeld, the bishop of Dunblane, the bishop of Argyll, and the bishop of Galloway. Dunkeld may have been lost by Blackadder, for we know that by 1515 Dunkeld was back within the jurisdiction of St Andrew's. The leader of the regime of King James IV was the archbishop. <mask> was involved in embassies to England, France, Italy, and Spain. The Auld Alliance was renewed in France with the help of Patrick Hepburn, 1st Earl of Bothwell and the Dean of Glasgow. The Madonna Bona showed him the sights at the Court of the Sforza in Milan.He arrived at the court of King Ferdinand II of Aragon. The pope was urged to make <mask> a Cardinal in a letter written by these monarchs. It seems like nothing has come of it. Blackadder returned to Spain in the spring after Christmas. He was trying to get a bride for his king. He was also taken to France by the same business. Margaret Tudor, the daughter of King Henry VII of England, was eventually obtained as a bride.The Bishops of Scotland is a ed. 15th-century births 1508 deaths Abbots of Glasgow

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title: Vince Lee (explorer)

texts: He has served as a Marine Corps officer, founder and chief instructor of his own mountaineering school, western residential architect, scholar of megalithic monuments, and author of several books. <mask> and his brother Claude Jr. were raised in New York. <mask> was the manager of Paramount's newly formed East Coast public relations division in New York City and the owner and manager of several Paramount movie theaters in Florida. Claude Pepper, the redoubtable Florida Senator and Congressman of the Roosevelt and Truman years, was a long time friend of the <mask>s. <mask>'s influence was recognized by Pepper and he named him to his "band of brothers". After graduating from North Tarrytown High School, <mask> entered the Regular Naval ROTC program at Princeton University and had to serve three years in the military. He was elected duty with the U.He went through the Officer Candidates School in his junior year. He was commissioned a US Marine Corps 2nd Lieutenant after graduating from the School of Architecture. He was assigned as an Infantry Officer in the 2nd Marine Division after graduating from Marine Officer Basic School. Before his transfer to Fleet duty, he married Danielle (Dani) Hayn. They had identical twin sons, James Scott and Jon Richard, as well as a third son, Christopher. They divorced in 1977. <mask> served with the 3rd Marine Division on Okinawa and on deployment in the Western Pacific, Philippines, South Korea and Japan.He became an Instructor/Guide in the Mountain Leadership School after completing the courses at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center. <mask> applied his knowledge of civilian professional mountaineer techniques to improve the school's techniques, as recounted in the Marine Corps history of the MWTC that provided a brief summary of his contributions to its mission. He was placed in the "list of superb mountain leaders" by the chief instructor at the center. <mask> began his graduate studies in the fall of 1964 after being released from active duty. <mask> began a long association with the Outward Bound program after his discharge from the Marines. During the summer between his graduate school years, he taught climbing at Maine's Hurricane Island School and became friends with Paul Petzoldt, a renowned guide. <mask> became friends with Jim Hollandsworth, the founding director of the North Carolina Outward Bound School, after graduation.The first three seasons of the school's mountaineering expeditions were conducted by <mask> and Hollandsworth. In his book, Old School, he describes how he developed the High Country West program into what it is today, Wilderness expeditions, with several three-week sessions each summer for the next 23 years. He led parties to nearly 500 peaks in the Rockies, Canada and overseas. HCW's expeditions offered 30-day trips that ranged in difficulty from "mellow outing" to "strenuous". <mask> received his masters degree in architecture from Princeton in 1966. He created a design for the newly formed, all-year North Carolina Outward Bound School. <mask> adapted his design to the remote building site, using small, lightweight structural components that could easily be assembled by the students.His design was very positive in local newspapers and the Tarrytown Daily News. He was hired by the NCOBS Board in 1966 for its construction drawings. <mask> joined a local firm and began the detailed plans after accepting his first architectural commission. The new building project fell through because the NCOBS program was downsized. In the spring of 1967, <mask> went west to look for a job and home for his family, while Dani and the kids went back to New York. He was an instructor with the new National Outdoor Leadership School led by Paul Petzoldt. He settled into a log cabin in Jackson Hole in the fall of 1967, in order to endure the first of many winters at the foot of the Tetons.A local architect designed the new Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. After nearly a year with this first employer, he was fired in a disagreement over time off to climb with Pop Hollandsworth. He found a position with a long time local designer. <mask> and John Morgan formed their own architectural design firm in Wilson, a small village near Jackson. <mask> became sole owner after Morgan retired. He built his first house on the field he bought in 1968. At the time of the first Earth Day, 1970, <mask> was an environmentalist.His activities caught the attention of Wyoming's Republican governor, who appointed him to the state's new Air Quality Advisory Board. Governors from both political parties re-appointed him to three terms on the Wyoming Environmental Quality Council. He was the local representative of The Nature Conservancy and served on the Jackson Hole Scenic Area Study Group. He was a founding board member and 6-year chairman of the Jackson Hole Land Trust. <mask> and his firm designed over 400 projects in Jackson Hole, mostly custom residences. The Jackson at Home supplement to the local newspaper detailed the features that appealed to the owners of the home. Christopher, <mask>'s third son, took over the firm in 1998 and turned it into a modern digital design studio.<mask> and <mask> were married six years after his divorce. An Outward Bound instructor in both Minnesota and British Columbia is an early Peace Corps volunteer. She remembered her Peace Corps experience and dreamed of going back to Peru. <mask> fell under the spell of the Andes as he wrote in Old School. A month among the indigenous Kogi Indians sparked his long-dormant interest in pre-Columbian societies and his architect's fascination with buildings and construction led to yet another career. The road to <mask>'s Vilcabamba discoveries began with a chance reading of a book by the explorer Gene Savoy. Intrigued by Savoy's accounts, <mask> and two Wyoming climbing friends set out in 1982 to find and climb a legendary peak.The Plain of Ghosts, which was visited by both Savoy and Hiram Bingham, was overlooked by the strange crag. <mask> and his friends spent three weeks on the first expedition called SixPac Manco I. They found their way to the summit thanks to Savoy's directions. According to the local Indians, it was a sacred landmark. Savoy thought Espritu Pampa was the final capital of the Empire. Vilcabamba was not well known at that time. <mask> dedicated his book as "a promise kept" after he established that Vilcabamba was the last capital of the Incas in the 20th century.Gary Urton and Brian Bauer did their own Incan research after reading <mask>'s book on Vilcabamba. The <mask>s traveled lightly carrying only backpacks and were able to explore a lot of areas that were hard to get to. Hugh Thomson calls his approach a 'lean-burn' approach. He turned his sketches into drawings that were published in his book. Every known archaeological site in Vilcabamba was mapped by <mask>'s expeditions. John Hemming, a former director and secretary of the Royal Geographical Society, who also wrote the foreword to <mask>'s book, said that Espritu Pampa was the location of the final capital of the Inka empire. Dr. John Howland Rowe is an archaeology professor at U.C. Berkeley.Rowe nominated <mask> for membership in the Institute of Andean Studies after finding sufficient merit in <mask>'s Vilcabamba work, and became <mask>'s mentor until his death in 2004. <mask> has given papers at 24 annual meetings and published peer-reviewed papers in the institute's journal. <mask>'s work has been referred to by active scholars. <mask> and <mask>'s place in the story of Vilcabamba is the focus of much of Kim MacQuarrie's final chapter. <mask> wrote Chapter 7.3: "Vilcabamba: Last Stronghold of the Inka" in the Handbook of the Inka. Southwest archaeologist <mask>s retired in 1998. <mask> was interested in Chaco Canyon's Great Houses and compiled a book on the subject: A New Box for Chaco.The case for possible equivalents between the 'Chaco Phenomenon' and the 'Inca Empire' is based on his knowledge of both societies. 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Lee became interested in ancient Old World societies with their massive buildings and monuments, such as those of Rome, Egypt, Greece, and Crete. He was inspired to study megalithic building technology using massive stone blocks. The techniques of design and construction were investigated by Megaliths Lee.His findings, analyses, and reconstructions are documented in his book Ancient Moonshots, where he discusses those techniques and his self-published collection of monographs on the subject, Building Big. His projects have aired on the History and Discovery channels. The first dealt with how the huge boulders in the massive terrace walls of Sacsahuaman were fit by the Inca's. <mask>'s book, Ancient Moonshots, has an updated version of his proposed method. The islanders of Easter Island were shown how they could have built a giant moai. In his own publication, he describes his solution to the problem of El Gigante, the largest moai ever carved in the Rapa Nui Journal. The photograph was taken in John Hemming's garden in the Cotswolds.The photo was provided by <mask>. <mask> has been a member of the American Alpine Club since 1970, a fellow of the New York Explorers Club since 1990 and a member of the San Diego Museum of Man since 2000. He made presentations at the foundation's symposia as a member. There are people from Florida, New York, Colorado, and Wyoming.

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title: Christopher Soghoian

texts: <mask> is a privacy researcher. He is working for Senator Ron Wyden. He was the principal technologist at the American Civil Liberties Union. The nephew of the former Automation Product Manager at Apple Inc. is Soghoian. <mask> is a British and US citizen. From James Madison University, a Masters in Computer Science, a Masters in Security Informatics, and a PhD from Indiana University. He focused on the role that third-party internet and telecommunications service providers play in facilitating law enforcement surveillance of their customers.<mask> is a Visiting Fellow at the Yale Law School's Information Society Project. He was a student at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. The majority of <mask>'s research and advocacy is focused on government surveillance. His research has exposed the techniques used by US law enforcement agencies to the public. At the DEF CON hacker conference in August, Soghoian spoke about the existence of a dedicated FBI team that delivers malicious software to computers and mobile devices. In his presentation, Soghoian stated that he discovered the team by looking at the profiles of ex-FBI contractors on the social network website LinkedIn. In October of 2014, Soghoian called attention to the fact that the FBI had impersonated the Associated Press in 2007, in order to deliver malicious software to a teenager in Washington state who had threatened to bomb his high school.The General Counsel of the Associated Press condemned the act of deception. In February of 2012 <mask> criticized the commercial market for zero-day security vulnerabilities, a topic which had yet to receive much attention from the mainstream press. One month later, Soghoian was quoted by Forbes in a lengthy article about the zero day market, describing the firms and individuals who sell software exploits as the modern-day merchants of death. While working for the Federal Trade Commission, Soghoian secretly recorded a closed-door conference. Soghoian was let go from the FTC after the inspector general opened an investigation into his conduct. According to the recording, the company created a website that law enforcement agents can use to obtain gps information on subscribers and that the website was used to process 8 million requests in the previous year. The Chief Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals cited that recording in support of his view that "1984 may have come a bit later than predicted, but it's here at last."In June 2009, <mask> co-authored an open letter to Google with 37 prominent security and privacy experts, urging the company to protect the privacy of its customers. In January of 2010, HTTPS was enabled by default for users of Gmail and other products. According to the company, it was already considering the security of the internet. In recent years, Soghoian has called on news media, law firms, government agencies and other organizations to secure their websites. In May of 2011, Soghoian was approached by Burson-Marsteller, a public relations firm, and asked to write an anti-Google op-ed. Soghoian published the email conversation. The PR firm that refused to identify its client to Soghoian was retained by Facebook.In May of 2011, <mask> filed a complaint with the FTC, accusing the online backup service of deceiving its customers about the security of its services. After Soghoian publicly voiced his concerns, Dropbox updated its terms of service and privacy policy to make it clear that the company does not use a key only known to the user, and that the company can disclose users' private data if forced to by law. In October of 2010, <mask> filed a complaint with the FTC, claiming that the search engine was leaking search queries to the sites that users visited after they clicked on a link from the search results page. Two weeks later, a law firm filed a class action lawsuit. The lawsuit was extensively quoted from the FTC complaint. The search query leak class action lawsuit was settled by the company in 2015, after they stopped leaking search queries to the sites that users visited. He was the first in-house technical advisor to the Division of Privacy and Identity Protection at the US Federal Trade Commission.While at the FTC, he assisted with investigations. In 2006 Soghoian gained public attention as the creator of a website that generated fake airline boarding passes. Soghoian created a website that allowed visitors to create fake boarding passes for Northwest Airlines. Users could change the boarding document to have any name, flight number or city they wanted, but the generator would create a document for Osama Bin Laden. According to Soghoian, his motivation for the website was to focus national attention on the ease with which a passenger could evade the no-fly lists. Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) and security expert Bruce Schneier publicized information about the security vulnerabilities associated with boarding pass modification. Edward Markey called for Soghoian's arrest.The FBI raided his home at 2 am on October 28, 2006 to seize computers and other materials. <mask>'s Internet Service Provider voluntarily shut down the website after it received a letter from the FBI claiming that the site posed a national security threat. The Department of Homeland Security should put Soghoian to work to fix the boarding pass security flaws instead of him going to jail, according to a revised statement issued by Congressman Markey. The FBI closed its criminal investigation in November of 2006 and the TSA did the same in June of 2007. The Hacker vaillant rien d'impossible was written by Yves Eudes. 36–37. pp was also published in Le Temps.Glenn Fleishman, A knight in digital armour, The Economist, September 1, 2012

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title: Pierre Dadak

texts: <mask> is a Franco-Polish arms dealer who is at the center of a web of corruption stretching from Europe to Africa. <mask> told a Spanish court that he was not charged with drug or arms trafficking. The Times referred to him as a small-time fraudster who allegedly became one of Europe's leading arms dealers. <mask> is a Polish citizen because he grew up in Paris. <mask>'s parents were both graduates of the Academy of Fine Arts and the Warsaw University of Technology. <mask>'s family lived in the 16th arrondissement. He graduated from an elite business school, theInstitut supérieur de gestion, in 1999.<mask> attended courses at New York University. <mask>'s first language is French, but he is said to speak Polish and English very well. As a young man, he was known for frequenting the 16th arrondissement of Paris and tony clubs in the south of France as he sought to maintain a flashy lifestyle beyond his income level. <mask> was already driving a car when he was 25. He used to rent high-end cars in England and come back with them to France to resell them. He was the king of the carrot, a reference to the eponymous character in the opera Le roi Carotte who bewitches the population of France. <mask> had a reputation for not paying his rent in Paris.<mask> was known to police in France for offenses of concealment, fraud, use of false administrative documents, tax evasion, theft, and voluntary violence. <mask> worked for a military contractor who supplied arms and uniforms. His former employer said he never made him work. He had to find out more about us and about the defense and security fairs where we were one of the mainExhibitors. He was a big fan of the military. He was a mythomaniac and a pathological liar. I threw him out after a while.<mask>'s last job in France was with a software company. He moved to Warsaw in 2009, where he found an influential patron in the form of Krzysztof Wegrzyn, a wealthy businessman who had previously served as deputy minister of defense. <mask> pretended to be a retired colonel in the French Army while working for software companies in France and Poland. <mask> began working as a sales agent for Bumar, the state-owned arms company, in February 2010 with responsibility for sales in Africa and Latin America. <mask> created a company in Cyprus that had 10% of its shares owned by Wegrzyn. Rosevar was dissolved in January of 2016 according to records. <mask> claimed to be the "shareholder president" of Rosevar, a subsidiary of Bumar.<mask> claimed to be a lieutenant colonel in the Polish Army, which is not supported by Polish records, and he is in the French reserves. Wegrzyn stated he went into business with <mask> to help Polish industry conquer new markets. According to interviews with current and former Bumar employees, <mask> would never have been employed at Bumar except for Wegrzyn's influence. The Polski Holding Obronny stated that <mask> did not make any sales during his time at the company. <mask> was accused of engaging in unethical business practices by several former employees. <mask> bought a villa in Ibiza in 2010 and lived there with his common-law wife. <mask> signed his first arms deal for Bumar in 2010 to sell armored vehicles, anti-aircraft missiles, and ammunition to the military in the country, but the company insists that the deal never went through.<mask> was convicted in absentia in Paris of fraud and cheque forgery by paying for a car with a forged cheque. <mask> was accused of approaching wealthy businessmen abroad with promises that they could serve as exclusive sales agents for Bumar in certain territories in exchange for licensing fees and company registration. Dadak would take businessmen with him on trips. <mask>'s victims opened their address book and made appointments with heads of state and ministers, according to a Canadian businessman who did business with Dadak. <mask>'s use of a Bombardier Challenger 601 jetliner owned by the Gambian state was made available for <mask>'s use upon the orders of President Jammeh. <mask> had two bodyguards and two businessmen with him on the trip to Banjul. Dadak had the airplane land in the middle of the ocean to pick up a criminal."I remember that he wasn't comfortable," Carbou told the press. Barresi only spoke to <mask> and didn't talk to the others. After several days of talks in Banjul, an agreement was signed to sell arms to the Gambia and <mask> was paid a sum equal to $100,000 U.S dollars in fees, according to his partners. Richard Jreissati told reporters that everything Dadak said was lies. Why all of this happened is a big mystery for me. Both Jreissati and Carbou stated in interviews that <mask> was friendly with senior executives at Bumar and Wegrzyn was his most important patron. <mask> stated in an interview with Le Monde that his work wasgeopolitical forecasting and analysis for Poland and Bumar.<mask> was involved in arms deals in a number of countries. The French police began an investigation of the Barresi crime family, headed by three brothers, in 2011. The Barresi brothers' criminal organization made at least 34 million in profits in 2016 One of <mask>'s companies, Vinams Enterprises, was suspected of being used as a front for money-laundering by the Barresi family. <mask> used the police in Krakw to collect down payments on his arms business after the French police requested more information on Vinams. Vinams Enterprises was dissolved on January 21, 2015, according to records. <mask> was terminated by Bumar in December of 2012 for failing to make any sales.<mask> claims that his failure as an agent for Bumar was due to political inference by the government who wanted him to fail for political reasons. <mask> didn't bring any contracts to us, according to the vice-president of Bumar who later served as its CEO. There was no added value to cooperation with him. In Ibiza, the playboy <mask> was well known for his "extravagant lifestyle", owning a private jet and eating at the exclusive and expensive Blue Marlin restaurant, as well as being surrounded by well armed bodyguards. <mask> spent 20, 000 on turning his Ibiza villa into a fortress with bullet-proof windows and motion-detector sensors. Cyril Peret, a Frenchman living on Ibiza, told the media that he didn't have many friends on the island. <mask> was always smiling and enjoying life when I found him on the island.His status and lifestyle had changed a lot. He was flying. Everyone knew something was going to fall on him. <mask>'s primary residence was his Ibiza villa, but he also owned a luxury apartment in Warsaw. According to news reports, he was delinquent on his credit card debt. <mask> was known in Warsaw for his high level of spending and boasted about having influential friends according to a 2016 Newsweek Polska profile. <mask> wore a coat made of rabbit fur when he met a businessman at a cafe in Warsaw in the fall of 2011.<mask> was reported to have refused to pay for the labor cost of installing a glass shower door at his Ibiza villa. <mask> is said to have told the contractor he would put him in a glass jar if he didn't pay him. After leaving Bumar in 2012 <mask> continued to give out business cards that he was not the Bumar sales agent for Africa and Latin America. The Polish embassy in Canada received a complaint about <mask>'s business practices from an Indian immigrant. While working with <mask>, a businessman based in Montreal, he was forced to pay almost $1 million Canadian dollars in fees to Dadak without any business happening. After making the complaint, <mask> threatened his life, saying, "I'm going to destroy you and kill all your family, you don't know me, I'm this, I'm this." The Agencja Bezpieczestwa Wewntrznego (ABW) is alleged to have received a complaint from Canada.The CEO of Bumar claims that the ABW were unwilling to investigate Dadak because they couldn't find him. Is it strange for me? Yeah, 400 percent. In a statement to the press, the public prosecutor's office in Warsaw denied there was an investigation of Dadak. The BOR decided not to sack any employees after launching an internal investigation into how <mask> obtained the services of its agents. <mask> and Dirgina met the President of Guinea-Bissau. <mask> was granted diplomatic immunity in exchange for promising to invest in gambling and banking.Gabriel Plaza Herrera gave <mask> a diplomatic passport after <mask> paid 60,000 to him. <mask> put a plaque outside of his Ibiza villa declaring it a consulate for Guinea-Bissau. <mask> was declared the "special economic adviser" to the president of Guinea-Bissau because he did not perform any diplomatic work for the country. It was reported that his passport was obtained without his knowledge. <mask>, along with two Canadian businessmen, went to Port-au-Prince, Haiti in October of 2013 to meet with the President of Haiti to discuss a $20 billion plan to develop le--Vache, an island known as a storage place for cocaine. He went with a former Haitian senator to le--Vache because Dadak threatened the former senator with death. Dadak left Port-au-Prince without paying his hotel bill after causing a commotion by trying to get sexual services.<mask> set up a company called Polietica, which was registered in the United States, and is thought to have been used as part of his arms dealing. The company was registered in Delaware. Delaware is a state where it is easy to register a company and to keep the identity of the company's owner a secret. The organization had offices in Spain, Belgium, the United Kingdom, and Germany. The British branch of the organization was dissolved in November of last year. <mask> was suspected of "carousel VAT fraud" by the police in Belgium as they believed that he was engaged in transactions between his companies to avoid paying VAT. <mask> was believed to have cheated Belgium of 12 million through VAT fraud.<mask> used a credit card from the Rietumu Banka. <mask> is alleged to have made contact with members of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-in-Opposition led by Riek Machar to sell them arms. <mask> was arrested in Ibiza in February of last year after he was accused of making death threats via email. <mask> claimed diplomatic immunity and the charges were dropped. According to the FBI, <mask> used a false name and email address to try and sell 40,000 AK-47 Kalashnikov rifles to the rebels fighting in the South Sudanese civil war. The European Union placed an embargo on arms sales to South Sudan in 2011. The embargo on American arms dealers on selling weapons in South Sudan was so full of loopholes that it was useless.The South Sudan civil war is one of the world's worst humanitarian disasters, with both the government and the rebels committing atrocities against civilians. A report from the United Nations described rape in South Sudan as having "epic proportions", with 70% of the women taking shelter in UN refugee camps reporting that they had been raped since the war began. It is difficult to estimate how common male rape is in South Sudan due to the reluctance of men to admit that they have been raped. South Sudan is the worst nation for sexual violence according to the UN's Special Envoy on Sexual Violence. The elephant population of South Sudan have been slaughtered in order to sell their ivory on the black market in Asia in order to pay for the war. 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title: Pierre Dadak

texts: investigation of the Barresi family. The FBI told the Spanish police in January of 2015 that <mask> was selling arms in South Sudan via his American incorporated company. In May 2015, the police in Belgium froze a Polietica bank account which they suspected was being used to cheat Belgium of millions of VAT refunds. <mask> lost over one million Euros. <mask> became irascible and began to press his associates for money after the police observed him. <mask> sent a text to a German lawyer who worked for him threatening to kill him if he didn't pay him money. The lawyer was beaten by <mask> and his bodyguards.According to the Spanish police, the wiretaps showed <mask> threatening to kill Gabriel Plaza and demanding he return the 60,000 he paid him for a diplomatic passport. I'm going to remove your eyes from your face. I'm going to cut your leg with a knife. You will not be able to walk anymore. <mask> boasted in a phone call to a Monaco dealer that he did the dirty work for governments. <mask> claimed in a phone call to a French lawyer that he owned seven warehouses full of weapons that were monitored by satellites. Dadak continued to call Wegrzyn and in one call he said "The merchandise is there and we can act."In an interview, Wegrzyn denied that he discussed business with Dadak and claimed that he didn't remember what the phone calls were about. Dadak had a very hedonist lifestyle as he was constantly using drugs and bringing women, especially models, to his Ibiza villa for sex. <mask> told a friend that a friend brought him two Russians home and they were alreadyintelligible. You tell them that you know how to fly private planes. <mask> told his friend to send him pictures of the Russian models he was going to bring to the party so he could look at them on Facebook. <mask>'s relationship with Dirgina had ended and she was no longer living in his villa, but she continued as his business partner. The wire-tapes showed that Dadak viewed women as sex objects that existed only for his own pleasure, and that Dirgina was the only woman he maintained a respectful attitude towards.<mask> told one of his ex-girlfriends that he was going to take a spoon and tear out an eye. I'm going to kill you. When you see me, you will piss yourself. He told another woman that he was going to cut her legs so she wouldn't walk. The wire-tapes showed that <mask> was friends with a Dutch mobster. In his native Netherlands, Lampie has been convicted of possession of illegal weapons and has been charged with money-laundering. The wire-tapes show that a Dutch businessman hired Lampie to threaten the son of his business partner in order to get him to repay the debt.In February 2016 a police meeting about <mask> was held in Madrid attended by policemen from Spain, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, and Poland. The leak from the Polish authorities made the Spanish police stop trusting them. Since then, we haven't had much cooperation. Someone has something against <mask>, one of his bodyguards said in a call to another. In response to questions about the apparent leak, the Polish police in a statement to the press denied there was a meeting in Madrid, but when confronted with documents showing the meeting did take place, a new statement was released alongside the declaration that the police had no further comment about the matter. He described the leak as a man named "Jaro", who was a former BOR agent. <mask> was arrested at his home in Ibiza.The Spanish police stated that he was arrested for breaking the European Union arms embargo against selling weapons in South Sudan. <mask>'s diplomatic immunity ended after the government of Guinea-Bissau revoked his passport. <mask> hid in his villa's panic room for 30 minutes while his bodyguards fought with the Spanish police. <mask> was arrested in his underwear as he tried to leave his villa. <mask> had his nose broken when he resisted arrest. <mask>'s ex-common-law wife and 9 other people were arrested. Spanish, Dutch, Ukrainian, Polish and French citizens were charged.<mask> is believed to have laundered 15 million into real estate and other property in Spain through a series of shell companies. The group was accused of making death threats. <mask> was said to have been approached by South Sudanese rebels who wanted to buy 40, 000 AK-47 assault rifles, 30, 000 PKM machine guns, and 200, 000 boxes of ammunition from him. The police seized thousands of emails from <mask>'s computer, which showed that he had been selling arms in a number of nations. Andrew Lusher of The Independent compared <mask> to the arms dealer villain in The Night Manager. After his arrest, Europol stated that the suspect supplied firearms to several crime networks in Europe. He supplied significant amounts of weaponry to an African country, estimated at 200,000 Kalashnikov AK-47 assault rifles, missile launchers and tanks, via Polish companies he controlled.One journalist, Dominic Johnson of Die Tagezeitung, in a 2016 article based upon police sources alleged that <mask> shipped arms from Poland to The Gambia, and then flew the arms into South Sudan, one of the presidential jets belonging to President Yahya Jammeh, who was a close friend Dadak purchased weapons on the black market in Eastern Europe, shipped them to The Gambia, and invested the profits into Spanish real estate while also blackmailing his business partners, according to the police. Police sources claim that <mask> sold tanks in South Sudan and that he shipped AK-47 assault rifles and other weapons to South Sudan. On the day after <mask> was arrested, police in Switzerland and Germany searched the offices looking for evidence of gunrunning. The media speculated at the time that there was a connection between <mask>'s arrest and the arrests of several other people for selling diplomatic passports from Guinea-Bissau. The practice of selling Guinean-Bissaun diplomatic passports in Europe has become a serious problem due to the fact that it is one of the most corrupt nations in Africa. <mask> enjoyed diplomatic immunity as the "special economic adviser" to the president of Guinea-Bissau and his Ibiza estate was officially classified as a Guinean-Bissaun consulate.The investigation into <mask> became stymied due to bureaucratic rivalries. An investigation into <mask> was initiated by the ABW in Rzeszw in August 2016 with several figures from Bumar, Rosevar holdings and several Polish arms firms being questioned, but the investigation has been criticized as "desultory". The administrator of Rosevar said that the investigation was nowhere to be found. The officer who questioned me was younger than 30 years old. The investigation into <mask> was suspended pending an application for international legal assistance from the Spanish side, according to the public prosecutor's office in Rzeszw. <mask>'s case is the source of controversy in Poland with many asking how a man with associations with both le milieu. "thieves in law" refers to French organised crime.Russian organised crime worked for Bumar. The investigation into gunrunning into South Sudan is being handled by the Spanish National Police Corps, which has been hampered by a lack of evidence. <mask> may be brought to trial on charges of organized crime, extortion, bribe, and money laundering instead of gunrunning, according to sources. The National Crime Agency of Britain, for example, almost always being stymied in its money laundered investigations, has reported that the complicated crime of money laundered is difficult to investigate and even more difficult to assemble enough evidence to bring charges against the suspects. Unexplained wealth orders have been used by the NCA as it is almost impossible for the police to bring charges against those suspected of money laudering. Carbou told the press that he did not believe that <mask> sold arms, and that he was a scam artist who played the part of an arms dealer in order to fleece the gullible. The United Nations Panel of Experts on South Sudan asked for a world-wide arms embargo on both sides in the civil war in South Sudan and named <mask> as one of the arms dealers whose gun-running help the war continue.<mask> had told the panel in his Spanish jail cell that he had been negotiating with the SPLA-IO to sell them arms between January and June of last year. <mask> was said to have said that the SPLA-IO had approached him to buy weapons. It's not clear if the arms were delivered to South Sudan or not. The National Police Corps was going to meet four South Sudanese who were going to confirm that <mask> had delivered 20 containers of weapons to South Sudan, as part of the investigation into allegations that <mask> was involved in gunrunning. The meeting was canceled after two of the four people were kidnapped. The fate of the two kidnapped Informants is unknown and the other two Informants have canceled the meeting. The long time dictator of the country was overthrown.<mask> has been accused of using jetliners belonging to the Gambian state while engaging in his arms business. Njogu Bah, Jammeh's private secretary, refused to speak to the media. <mask> was released from jail on bail. <mask> was released on bail after being forbidden to leave Spain. <mask> asked a court in Spain to allow him to leave the country. <mask> denied he was running into South Sudan and apologized to the judge. If I bragged on the phone, it was out of pride.I thought it was better to say I was rich and powerful. <mask> claimed that he was only "hot-blooded" and that he did not want to kill anyone, even though he was accused of making death threats. <mask> claimed he was not an arms dealer, but a military consultant who claimed to have been employed by armies of Canada, Switzerland, Thailand, and other countries. <mask> stated in an interview that he has never sold or talked about weapons here. <mask> was arrested in Ibiza on the basis of a request from Germany to extradite him for drug dealing and tax evasion. <mask> attracted attention in the Netherlands when he was seen socializing in Spain with a Dutch rapper known as "Lil' Kleine." <mask> attracted a lot of attention in France when he was seen with Maeva Ghennam.Ghennam posted a picture of herself with <mask> on her Instragam account, sparking speculation that she was in a relationship with him. The photo caused a lot of controversy in France. <mask> was charged with fraud on September 7, 2021. <mask> had claimed that his Ibiza villa had been robbed in July 2015, and that he had lost two insured watches, a Rolex Daytona worth 26 thousand euros and an Audemars Piguet worth 23 thousand euros, both of which the insurance company had paid out for. <mask> was accused of insurance fraud by the prosecutor for Ibiza, who claimed that the watches were found inside of <mask>'s villa when he was arrested. <mask> is known as a chef de guerre in France. Andrew Feinstein, the South African author of The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade and an expert on global corruption stated in an interview that <mask>'s story reflects the complete amoral nature of the arms trade.There is a fuzzy distinction between arms dealers and grifters. A lot of these people are delusional, they are almost caricatures. How company after company, government after government, fall for these people is extraordinary. Everything that happens in this trade is secret, so it provides fertile ground for these sorts of conmen. Theatre of War: The Dadak Files are External links. Llibertat amb crrecs pel presumpte traficant d'armes <mask> Els. The history of business people from Paris include Arms traders and French people of

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