title: Johnny Vander Meer

texts: The American professional baseball player was named <mask>. He was a left-handed pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds. He was the only pitcher in Major League Baseball history to throw two consecutive no-hitters. After an impressive start to his major league career, 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 He was born in New Jersey and moved to New Jersey with his family in 1918. He had a bad start to his baseball career. He was signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers as an amateur free agent in 1933 and assigned to the Dayton Ducks.Dayton sold his contract to the Boston Bees, a minor league team in the New York–Pennsylvania League. He was sent to the Cincinnati Reds' Nashville Volunteers by the Miners due to his lack of playing ability. The Durham Bulls manager and catcher, <mask>, was credited with helping control the wildness of the pitching. He had 19 wins against six losses for Durham in 1936. He made his major league debut with the Cincinnati Reds at the age of 22. He was sent back to the minor leagues with the Syracuse Chiefs after the Reds recalled him in September. On June 11, 1938, he pitched a no-hitter against the Boston Bees.He became the first player in major league history to throw two straight no-hitters when he did it against the Brooklyn Dodgers. He was the starting pitcher for the National League team in the All-Star game in Cincinnati in 1938. The American League team, which had won four of the previous five All-Star games, was favored to win the game, but the National League was able to score three runs in the bottom of the third and went on to win 4–1. He finished the season with a 15–10 record and a 3.12 earned run average for the fourth place Reds. He spent a month in the hospital after being treated for boils late in the season. When he fell ill during spring training and slipped on a wet mound in Pittsburgh, he had a disappointing 1939 season. He had a 5–9 record and an earned run average of 4.57.Problems controlling the accuracy of his pitches began early in the 1940 season. In June, the Reds released him back to the minor league where he played for the Indianapolis Indians and went 6–4. He returned to the major leagues in September and posted a 3–1 record, including a win against Philadelphia on September 18 that gave the Reds the National League title. After hitting a double, moving to third on a sacrifice and staying third on an infield hit, he scored the winning run on a sacrifice fly. The At Bat by Ival Goodman counted as well as the Sacrifice Fly because it was not an official stat in 1940. He entered Game 5 of the World Series against Detroit with the Reds trailing 7–0 and only made one appearance. The Reds lost 8–0 as he pitched.The Reds won the series in seven games. It was the only post-season appearance of the man. In 1941, he had a 16–12 record and six shutouts while leading the league with 202 strikeouts. In a game against Philadelphia on June 6, 1941, he only allowed one hit. The only hit in the game could have been ruled an error if Eddie Joost hadn't dropped the ground ball before throwing to first base. He earned his third All-Star selection in the 1942 All-Star Game, and once again threw three zeros in a loss to the American League. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217He 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 He joined the Navy on March 3, 1944 and was stationed in New York where he played baseball for the Navy team. He was discharged from the Navy in December 1945, having lost two years of his major league career to his military service, but he claimed that his extensive military play made him less wild as a pitcher, which his record supports. The pitcher who returned to play for the Reds in 1946 was not able to regain his previous form. When his Cincinnati teammate Ewell Blackwell almost duplicated his consecutive no-hit feat in 1947 by throwing a no-hitter against the Braves, then in his next appearance, he held the Dodgers without a hit until the ninth. He produced one more notable season in 1948 when he went 17–14, before his contract was sold to the Chicago Cubs. He was released by the Cubs in March 1951 and signed as a free agent by the Cleveland Indians.He was released at the age of 36 after only one game for the Indians. He played for five more seasons in the minor league before retiring at the age of 40. Fourteen years after his consecutive no-hitters, he pitched a no-hitter in the Texas League. Over his 13-year Major League career, the four-time All-Star had a 119–121 record with 1,294 strikeouts and a 3.44 earned run average. He was third on the Reds franchise list with 29 career shutouts. At the time of his retirement in 1951, he had 1,251 strikeouts with the Reds. Since 1930, only six NL pitchers have led the league in strikeouts in three: Warren Spahn, Randy Johnson, Tim Lincecum, and Max Scherzer.After retiring as a player at the age of 40, he became a minor league manager in the Cincinnati Reds organization for ten seasons before retiring in 1962. He worked for a company after he retired from baseball. He was part of the first class of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. He died of an abdominal aneurysm at his home in Florida in 1997. Baseball players from New Jersey include the Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Indians, and Daytona Beach Islanders.

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title: Lola Baldwin

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texts: One of the first policewomen in the United States was Aurora "<mask>" <mask>. She was given the rank of detective by the Police Department for the Protection of Girls after being sworn in as the leader of the Women's Auxiliary. <mask> taught in public schools when he was a child. She married in Lincoln, Nebraska. <mask> engaged in volunteer social work related to unwed mothers and other young women in trouble when she lived in several U.S. cities. <mask>'s husband continued his dry goods career after the family moved to Portland in 1904. <mask> was hired by the Travelers Aid Society to protect girls and women from single women working at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland.After her success at the fair, she was hired as a police officer. <mask> favored reform over incarceration during her policing career. She promoted laws to protect women, advised other jurisdictions about women's law-enforcement issues, and demonstrated that women could be effective police officers. She served on the board of the Oregon Parole Board and the National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor after she retired from the police. <mask> died in Portland at the age of 97 on June 22, 1957. <mask> was born in 1860 in New York and grew up in Rochester. She attended Rochester High School after attending the Christ Church Episcopal School for Girls.Her father's death forced her to withdraw from school and seek work, finishing her high school studies on her own. She taught in Rochester until she moved to Lincoln, Nebraska, a city that was looking for teachers. She taught at Lincoln Preparatory High School for three years after passing the Nebraska exam. She met and married LeGrand M<mask>, who was originally from Vermont. <mask> resigned from her job at the high school because she was a single woman. She found paid clerical work and volunteered as a social worker focused on helping "wayward" girls. Myron and Pierre are her two sons.After leaving Lincoln in 1893, the <mask>s lived in Boston, Norfolk, and Providence, Rhode Island as LeGrand pursued his dry goods career. He joined the company that had more than 50 stores in the United States. <mask> continued her volunteer work after the family moved to a new city. At the time, they were part of a national network of rescue homes for "unfortunate lost girls". The first store in the Pacific Northwest was opened by LeGrand in Portland in 1904. <mask> joined the board of the home after working in the store's business office. The Lewis and Clark Exposition was held in Portland in 1904.There was a possibility of non-resident criminals coming to the city. Some people were feared to target young women and girls and lure them into prostitution. As part of the exposition preparations, women's groups, including the Travelers Aid Society, the YWCA, and many local secular and religious organizations made plans to prevent the sexual exploitation of young women during the fair. <mask> was hired by the Portland YWCA with funds from the national Travelers Aid committee. She and her associates made lists of places that were safe for young women. Volunteers met young women at Union Station and other entry points to the city to give them advice about lodging and employment when the exposition opened in 1905. The risque sideshows, dimly lit structures, the beer garden, and the shooting gallery were all considered sexually dangerous by the volunteers.In her final report on the exposition, <mask> reported that Travelers Aid helped 1,640 women and girls find safe jobs. <mask> remained with the Travelers Aid branch after the fair ended. She continued to help runaways and young women with legal troubles over the next three years. She convinced the City Council to create and fund the Women's Auxiliary to the Police Department for the Protection of Girls, later renamed the Women's Protective Division. She was given the rank of detective on April 1, 1908. <mask> is thought to be the first policewoman, but Marie Owens is thought to have started her career in Chicago in 1891. The Los Angeles Police Department has a candidate for the title of first.Three of them specialized in law enforcement related to women and children. <mask> was described as a "municipal mother" by Louise Bryant in 1912. <mask>'s police work centered on the protection of women continued through 1922. Lobbying for laws to protect women, urging state officials to open a home for troubled women, and advising other states and cities on women's law-enforcement issues were some of the forms of lobbying. She showed that women could be police officers. <mask>'s work was influenced by the social hygiene movement and the social purity movement. Portland was "rampant with vice and corruption" at the turn of the century.Prostitution flourished in brothels, hotels, rooming houses, saloons, and other places in the red-light district north of Burnside Street. The problem of venereal disease and its relation to the commercial sex trade was studied by the Portland Vice Commission. Almost 25% of the cases being seen by the city's physicians involve VD, according to the commission. There were 431 immoral acts that were supported by 547 Portland establishments thought to harbor prostitutes. In the 18 months prior to 1912, police made 1,900 prostitution arrests and raided 216 vice establishments. <mask> and other city officials worked in many ways to reduce the personal and social dangers related to commercial sex: The goal was to cleanse and improve the city, and make it morally and physically safe for families, single working women, and children. The police power should be used to attack a broad range of concerns.Sanitation and public health programs, venereal disease control, vice and prostitution abatement, commercial amusement reform, and other correctives for situations perceived as dangerous to the public welfare were initiated under pressure from social hygienists. Any business that exploited young women was one of the targets for elimination from the city. During <mask>'s time as WPD leader, brothels, fortune-telling establishments, massage parlors, shooting galleries, and dance halls were included. <mask> helped single mothers connect to social services, persuaded city officials to keep women out of saloons, and established an after-care system for delinquent girls. After World War I, <mask> retired from the police force. She expressed her displeasure at the lowering of moral standards in her 1921 annual report. Tobacco smoking by women, increased juvenile delinquency, and the rise of the "bad girl" mode of dress and behavior are all evidence of this.After her official retirement at age 62, <mask> continued to lecture on venereal disease and vice for the Oregon Social Hygiene Society, served on the board of the Hillcrest School of Oregon, traveled to other cities to encourage formation of women's police divisions, and served on the Oregon Parole Board Her husband and sons ran a bakery after she retired. In 1941, LeGrand <mask> died, and in 1957, <mask> died. One hundred years after <mask> became a policewoman, Portland Mayor Tom Potter proclaimed April 1, 2008, to be <mask>'s birthday. The first female chief of the Portland Police Bureau was also a police officer who served in the Women's Protective Division.

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title: Elizabeth Fox-Genovese

texts: <mask>ovese was an American historian best known for her works on women and society in the Antebellum South. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She received the National Humanities Medal in 2003 <mask> Ann Fox was born in Boston. She was the daughter of a Cornell professor and the sister of a real estate mogul. Her father was Protestant, of English, Scottish and Irish descent, while her mother was Jewish. In France, <mask> studied at theInstitut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris.She received a degree in French and history in 1963. She received a PhD in 1974 from Harvard University, where she earned a Master's degree in history in 1966. She changed her name to Fox-Genovese after marrying Eugene D. Genovese. They collaborated on historical works in the course of their careers. The first issue of Marxist Perspectives was published in 1978. It was published into the early 1980s. Dissent magazine collaborated with the Brooklyn Institute for Social Research to make the journal's issues available online.Fox taught at The University of Rochester after finishing her PhD. She was the founding director of the Institute for Women's Studies. She started the first PhD program in Women's Studies in the US at the Institute. She was the Eleonore Raoul Professor of the Humanities. In 1993 a graduate student named Fox-Genovese and the university in a sexual discrimination and harassment lawsuit. The lawsuit was settled out of court. Financial details were not released.Fox-Genovese grew up in a household of secular intellectuals who did not believe in Christianity. She thought of herself as Christian only in the cultural sense of the word. She lived in a world that took it as a matter of faith that God is dead. Fox-Genovese converted to Roman Catholicism because she found a world in which each followed his or her moral compass neither rational nor viable. She said that she was reacting to the self-centeredness that she had seen in the secular academy. She found her reputation as a feminist to be "wholly consistent" despite being at odds with her conversion. She wrote that her experience with feminism reinforced her distrust of individual pride.Fox-Genovese died in Atlanta in 2007. She had been living with multiplesclerosis for 15 years. Miss Betsey: A Memoir of Marriage was published by Eugene Genovese. The history of women in the United States before the American Civil War changed Scholarship Fox-Genovese's academic interests. Virginia Shadron said that Fox-Genovese's Within the Plantation Household solidified her reputation as a scholar of women in the Old South. One review said her work bridged the gap between the study of individual identity and the economic and social environment. The life stories of the last generation of black and white women of the Old South are being told by <mask>-Genovese.The Outstanding Book Award was given to this book by the Southern Association for Women Historians. She attracted many women who may have considered themselves conservative feminists through her writings. She probably did more for the conservative women's movement than anyone else. She was one of the most influential intellectual forces. Fox-Genovese was against the idea that women's natural instincts and experience of oppression gave them a superior capacity for justice and mercy. She was labeled an antifeminist for this. The Cardinal Wright Award was given by the Catholic Scholars Doctor of Letters from Millsaps College.Fruits of Merchant Capital: Slavery and Bourgeois Property in the Rise and Expansion of Capitalism is a book. Within the Plantation Household: Black and White Women of the Old South, series on Gender and American Culture, Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 1988, was written by Eugene D. Genovese. Feminism Without Illusions: A Critique of Individualism was published in 1991. The Mind of the Master Class: History and Faith in the Southern Slaveholders' Worldview Cambridge University Press was published in 2005. Marriage: The Dream that Refuses to Die was published in 2008. Slavery in White and Black: Class and Race in the Southern Slaveholders' New World Order was published in 2008. There are five volumes with Eugene D. Genovese.Further reading is from the English original. . There are external links. 20th-century American historians, 20th-century American women writers, 20th-century American feminist writers, 20th-century American people of English descent, American people of Irish descent, American people of German-Jewish descent, American people of Scottish descent.

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title: Pere Puig Subinyà

texts: He was a Catalan politician and businessman. He was a member of Uni de Rabassaires and Republican Left of Catalonia. He took charge of the supplies council of the Carles Pi i Sunyer after he was a member of the Barcelona council. He was involved in the events of October 1934, when the government of the Generalitat of Catalonia, chaired by Llus Companys from Republican Left of Catalonia, proclaimed the Catalan State within a non existent Federal Spanish Republic. When the Spanish Civil War broke out, he joined the army and asked to be sent to the front. He was the political commissar from the Catalan Republican parties that reached the highest rank and eventually ascended to colonel. He created bitter enemies with the communists, who dominated the army.His report to the standing committee of his party, Republican Left of Catalonia, was that he was the deputy commissioner of the 62nd division. The report looked at the political composition of the Spanish Republican Army. Up to 50 percent of chiefs, officers and commissioners in the Spanish Republican Army were members of the Communist Party of Spain, and this could have a negative effect on the soldiers. He was accused of high treason in 1939 and was held for 12 days in Arenys de Munt. He stayed as a refugee in France, first in Argels and then in Agde, because of his party's support. Anna Muri wrote in her notes on Bartra that she was a leader, mentor and father of the Catalans in the concentration camps. He cared about everyone.He kept in touch with Carles Pi and Sunyer. He stayed in the residence of his party in Montpellier. He was one of the most important leaders of the Republican Left of Catalonia. He was the first representative of the leadership of the Republican Left of Catalonia in exile in Paris when he entered Barcelona with his wife on 20 August 1944. To reorganize the internal leadership of the party and to form a unity government of the Generalitat was his mission. He used the names Esteve Serra or Esteve Serrallonga Mono. He was in charge of the organization and propaganda of the Republican Left of Catalonia.He was responsible for the newsletters "Butllet" and "Butllet d Informaci", as well as the director of the internal party newsletters. Francisco Franco's police arrested him on January 24, 1947, but he escaped. The escape was aided by the police due to the pressure they were receiving from the civil governor, the consuls of the foreign democratic powers, and other Catalan people. He entered Barcelona several times in 1947 to take over the party's crisis and to connect with the National Council of Catalan Democracy. He was tasked with redirecting the relationship between the Council and the government in exile and the Republican Left of Catalonia. President Josep Irla was represented by him to see the possibilities of creation of a unity organism of the inside Catalan political forces, contrary to Francisco Franco's regime. He held a lot of meetings and interviews.He was in charge of the Generalitat of Catalonia in exile. He left the country in 1949 to start his own company. He was president of the Association of Spanish in this country for a period of eighteen years. He wrote several articles for Avui during his exile. He was appointed Commander of the Order of Civil Merit by King Juan Carlos I of Spain in 1983 because of his support for the work of rapprochement between Spain and Bolivia. The book "Xabola" has a character named <mask> Puig. References La humanitat.Number 626. On November 14, 1933, a page was added to the Enciclopedia Catalana. Pi i Sunyer, Carles, 1939: Memories Del Primer Exili. Informe el ejercito. December of 1938. The Biblioteca Pavell de la Republica is located in Barcelona. Quaderns de l'Arxiu Pi i Sunyer.Number 3 is Des dels camps. I internats al migdia in 1939. Fundacin Carles Pi I Sunyer was published in 1998. quaderns-de-larxiu-pi-i-sunyer/3-des-dels-camps-cartes-de-refugiats-i-internats Spain, Viena, 2010). Albert Viladot i Presas. Spain, Curial, 1987 is where the Nacionalisme i prensa clandestina was born.Als dos costats de la frontera. The politiques of exili are from 1939 to 1948. 1914 births deaths Politicians from Catalonia Mayors of places in Catalonia.


title: Emperor Zhaozong of Tang

texts: The name Li Jie was changed to Li Min and then to Li Ye, the last emperor of the Tang Dynasty of China. Although he was deposed by the eunuch in 900, he was restored in 901. The younger brother of Emperor Xizong of Tang was the seventh son of <mask>. Li Jie was murdered by the ruler who overthrew the Tang dynasty. Since the reign of Emperor Xizong, the Tang Dynasty fell into disarray and rebellions, as they erupted throughout the country while the imperial government's authority effectively disappeared. The emperor tried to save the dynasty. His attempts to reestablish imperial power backfired, as his unsuccessful campaigns against Li Keyong, Chen Jingxuan, and Li Maozhen allowed them to re-affirm their power.The Tang throne was about to be taken over by the major warlords when Emperor <mask> was killed. The chancellor, Cui Yin, was killed by Zhu. The 13-year-old son of <mask> was placed as a puppet emperor. By 905, Zhu took over the throne, ending Tang and starting a new Later Liang. Heling was where <mask> was buried after his 16 year reign. He was 37 years old. During the reign of his father <mask>, Li Jie was born in the eastern palace of Chang'an.His mother was <mask>'s concubine Wang, who was said to have come from a humble background. After giving birth to Li Jie, she appeared to have died. It's possible that Li Jie was raised by LiYan's mother, as he was said to have been from the same mother as his older brother. Li Jie was created by <mask>zong. Li Jie was given the titles of Kaifu Yitong Sansi, commandant at You Prefecture, and military governor, by the time Li Xuan was emperor. The Lulong Circuit was ruled by the Li Keju. Li Jie was close to <mask> since they shared the same mother, and he followed <mask> in flight from Chang'an after the rebels attacked him.Li Jie, who was 13 at the time, ran out of energy and asked for a horse from the eunuch Tian Lingzi, who dominated <mask>'s court. Li Jie had a deep resentment for Tian. <mask> was gravely ill by the time the imperial court had returned to Chang'an. The older brother of <mask>'s younger brother Li Jie was considered wise and the imperial officials wanted him to succeed Emperor Xizong. Li Jie changed his name to Li Min after <mask> died. The chancellor served as regent during the mourning period. The people's anticipation of <mask>'s ascension was great, as he was considered intelligent, handsome, decisive, and talented, with ambitions to restore imperial power that had been lost during <mask>'s reign.He changed his name to Li Ye after taking the throne. As soon as <mask> took the throne, he received petitions from two people who wanted his brother to be removed from his post. Wang, who was allied with Gu, was unable to win the battle against Chen alone. Chen was ordered to return to Chang'an by <mask> who had previously ordered Tian into exile. When Chen refused to be replaced, <mask> ordered a general campaign against him with help from Wang, Gu, and the military governor of the Shannan West Circuit. While the campaign against Chen was starting, another campaign that had been ongoing during the last few years of <mask>'s reign was ending. In 885, the Tang military governor of the Fengguo Circuit named himself emperor and sent armies to conquer the nearby Tang circuits.His power waned under attacks by Tang's military governor and he was overthrown in a coup by his officer. Conflicts began between the emperor and the chief eunuch, leading to a public argument between the emperor and the chancellors over Kong's accusation that he was disrespecting. At this point, nothing more came of the dispute. At the suggestion of Kong's colleague Zhang Jun, <mask> began recruiting an imperial army, which was essential for the restoration of imperial power. Kong and Zhang believed that it was time to test this army to see if it could win the court battle. One of the most powerful warlords of the realm and archrival to the also powerful Li Ku, Li Keyong was advocated for a campaign against by Zhang. The campaign was approved by <mask> despite his reservations, and began in the summer of 890 with Li Keyong's army taking control of the southeast.An Jushou, the officer who killed the military governor Li Kegong, was sent by the imperial official to take over. The capital of Lu Prefecture was put under siege by Li Cunxiao. The armies of Li Kuangwei and Helian were defeated by Li Keyong's adoptive sons. By late 890, the imperial army had suffered repeated defeats at the hands of Li Keyong's Hedong army. The campaign against Li Keyong ended in disaster after <mask> restored Li Keyong to his titles and positions. With the defeat against Li Keyong, and the campaign against Chen in a stalemate, the emperor's treasury was being drained. He ordered Gu and Wang to return to their circuits after pardoning Chen and recalling Wei.Wang was unwilling to accept the result and he continued the siege of Chengdu. In the fall of 891, Wang took over the circuit. The end of the campaign against Li Keyong did not end the tension between <mask> and Yang. <mask> approved the retirement of Yang in fall 891. There were rumors that Yang and his nephew were planning a rebellion against the emperor at Chang'an. The imperial guards were sent to attack the mansion of Yang Fugong. The military governor of Jinshang Circuit, along with other adoptive sons and nephews, started a rebellion against the imperial government.Li Maozhen, the military governor of the Fengxiang Circuit, along with his allies Wang Xingyu, the military governor of the Jingnan Circuit, responded to the rebellion. <mask> initially denied the request because he was hesitant to give Li Maozhen more authority. <mask> approved Li Maozhen as the commander against the Yangs after Li Maozhen and Wang Xingyu launched an attack. The Yangs fled and were captured by Han and delivered to Chang'an to be executed. Li Maozhen requested to be the military governor of Shannan West because he wanted to add it to his territory. Instead, <mask> issued an order making him the military governor of Shannan West and Wuding, while also making the chancellor of Fengxiang. <mask> launched a campaign against Li Maozhen, with Du in charge of the logistics and the Prince of Qin in command of the imperial guards, despite the disapproval of the chancellor.The army collapsed when Li Sizhou set to engage Li Maozhen and Wang Xingyu's armies. Li Maozhen demanded Du's death. Emperor <mask> ordered Du to commit suicide and allowed Li Maozhen to retain some of them. The emperor would not dare to carry out any measures that they opposed because Li Maozhen and Wang Xingyu were heavily influencing imperial governance after this point. Wang Ke was the adoptive son of Wang Chongying's brother and predecessor Wang, who died in 895, triggering a succession struggle between them. Li Keyong supported Wang Ke, while Li Maozhen, Wang Xingyu, and Han supported Wang Gong, and all of them submitted competing petitions on their behalf. Li Keyong's petition was approved by the emperor and he made Wang Ke the military governor.In response, Li Maozhen, Wang Xingyu, and Han marched on the capital again, killing the chancellors who they thought were behind <mask>'s decision. The actions of Li Maozhen, Wang Xingyu, and Han drew a strong reaction from Li Keyong, who launched his army, crossed the Yellow River, and prepared to attack the three of them. There were rumors that Li Maozhen and Wang Xingyu wanted to take the emperor. The people of Chang'an followed <mask> and his officials into the mountains. The capital of Bin Prefecture was put under siege by Li Keyong after he defeated Wang's and Li Maozhen's troops. Wang was killed by his own subordinates as he fled. Li Maozhen and Han apologized to <mask>.When Li Keyong proposed to attack Li Maozhen, <mask> hesitated because he thought the balance of power would be lost. He did not allow Li Keyong to attack Li Maozhen. Li Keyong would not be able to return to Hedong Circuit because of his losses. With Li Keyong gone from the region, Li Maozhen became arrogant. He was suspicious of <mask>'s attempts to rebuild the imperial guards and put them under the control of the princes. He launched an attack on Chang'an. With Li Keyong unable to launch an army at that time and Li Maozhen's forces having defeated Li Sizhou's, Li Sizhou recommended fleeing to Hedong.After agreeing to head for Fu Prefecture and crossing the Yellow River to Hedong, <mask> sent Li Jiepi to prepare for his arrival. Han Jian personally came to meet with him after he left Chang'an, promising to do all he could to uphold imperial power. As both <mask> and his officials were afraid of the lengthy trek to Hedong, <mask> decided to head for Hua Prefecture. Han stopped any real imperial attempt to engage Li Maozhen after <mask> arrived. He exposed the fact that Li Keyong was in no shape to launch an army to aid the emperor, and that he forced <mask> to disband the imperial guards. The titles that <mask> had stripped from Li Maozhen were restored. The palaces and governmental offices at Chang'an were destroyed by Li Maozhen's army after he launched an army to seize the emperor.The eunuch-controlled Shence Armies were the only army around <mask> when he returned to Chang'an. The chancellor Cui Yin was allied with the eunuchs and hated them. By 900, Emperor <mask>, who had come to trust Cui and who would later describe him as "faithful but trickier", was planning with Cui to slaughter the eunuchs. Cui accused Wang of being in league with the powerful eunuchs who served as the directors of palace communications. Cui became the leading figure in the court after <mask> ordered Wang, Zhu Daobi, and Jing to commit suicide, with the eunuchs angry at and fearful of him. The eunuchs were afraid of <mask>, who was described to be depressed, alcoholic, and unpredictable in his temperament. The new directors of palace communications plotted to remove him, along with the four top-ranked eunuchs.In the winter of 900,Liu Jishu led Shence Army troops into the palace and forced <mask> to give up the throne to his son Li Yu. He was put under house arrest after being honored as a retired emperor and empress. The eunuch emperors took control of the court after Li Yu was proclaimed. They wanted to kill Cui, but they were afraid that Cui's ally would react violently, so they removed Cui from his posts as the director of finances and the director of salt and iron monopolies. Cui was trying to restore the emperor. The Shence Army officer Sun persuaded his fellow officers to join his cause. They acted in the spring.After ambushing and killing Wang Zhongxian, they captured and killed the other two. The man was taken out of the water and decapitated. The emperor was restored to the throne. The imperial clan name of Li was given to the three officers in gratitude. After <mask>'s restoration, Li Maozhen went to Chang'an to pay homage to the emperor. Cui Yin proposed that he and Lu Yi be put in charge of the Shence Armies because they wanted to eliminate the control that the eunuchs had over them. This proposal was opposed by Li Jizhao, Li Jihui, and LiYanbi, however, and as Cui cited, the possibility that the Shence Armies could counteract the warlords, Li Maozhen was also suspicious of it.The proposal was rejected by <mask>, who wanted the retired eunuch to be put in charge of the Shence Armies. Li Maozhen agreed to leave the troops at Chang'an to counteract the eunuchs after Cui asked him to. Cui continued to plan to slaughter the eunuchs. In order to reduce Cui's power, the eunuchs headed by Han had the Shence Army soldiers claim that Cui was not giving them the proper winter uniforms. Cui was removed from his post as the director of salt and iron monopolies again. They persuaded Li Jiyun and his soldiers to be with them. Cui became fearful when he realized that the eunuchs were going to destroy him.He began to mobilize his army. Han and the other eunuchs believed that Zhu's forces were going to slaughter them. They seized <mask> and his household and took them to Fengxiang's capital, but not Li Jizhao, who refused to align with them. Cui and the imperial officials were mostly at Chang'an. After arriving at Chang'an to confer with Cui, he advanced to Fengxiang and put it under siege. Li Maozhen wanted an alliance with Wang Jian. Wang tried to play both sides, aligning with Zhu, but secretly encouraging Li Maozhen to resist him, while sending an army to attack Li Maozhen's West Circuit.Li Maozhen's holdings in the Guanzhong region fell one by one to Zhu, while Shannan West and nearby holdings fell to Wang. By fall 902, Zhu was considering a withdrawal because his attacks were hampered by rains and illnesses to the soldiers. The trap set by Gao Jichang caused Li Maozhen to send his troops outside the city walls to attack Zhu's troops, where they were crushed. By winter 902, Li Maozhen could not fight back against the 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 Li Maozhen killed Han and the other leading eunuchs while surrendering Emperor Zhaozong and the imperial household to him. The emperor was taken back to Chang'an and one of the first things he did was to slaughter the remaining eunuchs. This would be the end of the Shence Armies.After <mask> returned to Chang'an, the capital became under military control and the emperor left his nephew in the capital. Cui Yin saw signs that the emperor might be planning to seize the throne and that he might be rebuilding the imperial guards with himself in command. The rift became deeper after Zhu Youlun died in an accident while playing polo, which was believed to be a murder plot by Cui. He sent another nephew, Zhu Youliang, to succeed his uncle, Zhu Youlun, who was trying to rebuild the imperial guards corps. He wrote to Cui and his associates and then sent soldiers to surround Cui's mansion. The emperor was forced to abandon Chang'an because of the possibility that Li Maozhen and his adoptive son Li Jihui may attack. The military governor of the Huainan Circuit, Li Keyong, was asked by <mask> to start a campaign against the emperor.On the basis of Li Yu's status as the emperor's oldest son and the fact that he had once taken the throne under the eunuchs' pressure, as well as the fact that he was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The Emperor resisted the wishes of the man. The military governor of Lulong Circuit were Li Maozhen, Li Jihui, Li Keyong, and Li Rengong. The emperor decided to remove the emperor after he battled other warlords in campaigns. He took soldiers to the palace and <mask> in the fall of 905. Jiang initially blamed the assassination on Emperor <mask>'s concubines Pei Zhenyi and Li Jianrong, but later blamed it on Zhu Yougong and Shi, who committed suicide. The son of Emperor Zhaozong was first crowned crown prince and then emperor.By 905, Emperor Ai was forced to give up the throne and start a new one. Chancellors during reign were Kong Wei, Du Rangneng,Zhang Jun, and Cui Zhaowei. Part 1. The new book is called Tang. 10. There are three vols. There were 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, and 263.2005 The Tang dynasty emperors, the 9th-century Chinese monarchs, and the 10th-century Chinese monarchs were all murdered.

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title: Adolf Bierbrauer

texts: The German conceptual artist, painter and sculptor <mask> was born in July 1915. He is known for his sculptures as well as his paintings. In Dsseldorf-Oberkassel, <mask> and his sisters lived on Glcksburger street. The ironworks Association in Dsseldorf was managed by his father. During his high school years, <mask> was a soloist on the piano. The teacher recommended the work of a philosopher. Within a year of producing his first still life, <mask> began his first drawings.There are portraits of people in his neighborhood. In 1934 he traveled to the Goetheanum to study the works of Rudolf Steiner. He began his studies at the University of Marburg in 1935. He studied medicine at the Medical Academy in Dsseldorf. He served in the military in France from 1940 to 1942. Due to the lack of military in Dsseldorf during World War II, <mask> was called back to Dsseldorf. He went to the Eastern Front as a military doctor in 1945 after receiving his doctorate there in 1943.After being captured in Wroclaw, he was sent to Transcaucasia to work as a road builder and concrete worker as a Russian prisoner of war. On behalf of the prisoner-of-war camp management, <mask> painted documentary images of the geological investigations of the terminal moraines. The prisoners excavated the medean graves. He was told to create portraits of the guards. He returned to Dsseldorf in 1949 and became a volunteer physician. He worked as a hypnotist at the 2nd Medical Academy in Dsseldorf from 1951 to 1953. He began the creation of his first paintings.His release from the hospital was due to his opposition to the treatments. He attended a class on monumental painting and wall painting during the summer semester. He applied to the Dsseldorf museum but was turned down. He received a circular medical certificate in 1954. Bierbrauer deals with nervous disorders and psychosomatic disorders. He was interested in therapies that used hypnotism. He began making somnambulistic paintings after 1960.In 1965, a heart attack forced him to stop working as a doctor. He began teaching painting lessons to children at his home in 1973. The first Waldorf kindergarten was in Dsseldorf. The pianist worked in the schools. He applied again in 1974 and was accepted. He was there for two years. He attended philosophy lectures at the University of Dsseldorf.Mllkunst was created by <mask> starting in 1990. The Heinrich-Zschokke Senior house in Dsseldorf-Gerresheim was initiated by <mask> in 1998. His monography was presented to the general public for the first time in 2000. The Director of the European Academy of Fine Arts Trier held the introduction speeches. Life in Anthroposophic Senior home became intolerable to him. Due to renovations at his senior home, some of his art works were destroyed. He moved to a new senior at the age of 91.The exhibition "The Great" was held in 2012 at the Museum Kunst Palast Dsseldorf. He was at the exhibition. <mask> died of heart failure in the autumn of the same year. His sculptures, somnambulistic works, and hypnosis pictures from the early 1950s are his key works. The human being is the focus of his work. nudes and portraits can be found in his early work. He applied concepts from his past as a doctor and a therapist to his work.After stories and pictures from his patients, <mask> painted the hypnosis images. They were created after World War II ended. <mask> used what he saw during hypnotism and narration from his patients, who were overcoming personal traumas left by war, to create his art. He painted pictures for the patients in order to connect with them. He believed that his works helped the patients and that the patients helped his development as an artist. The artist could be a healing artist. He was one of the pioneers of the conceptual art movement in Europe.His paintings were accompanied by a performance by Joseph Beuys. The results of the images that emerged are important because they are artistic formally on the highest level of its time. There was no comparable in the '50s. Since the late 1960s, somnambulistic work had many parallels to works by informal artists. Their techniques are similar to those of Jackson Pollock and Jean-Michel Basquiat. <mask> began in this period to abstract from the patient's images and now is in a daydream-like state. He used the "incorporation" of others and the search for his own identity to make paintings.Sculptures were also produced by Bierbrauer. He used an expression free, unbound to the concrete form design which received its informal expression which is increased by the titles-finding in his bronze figures. They are made of found material and connected with glue, metal wires and tinfoil. <mask> didn't publicly show his work until he was 85 because he thought it was a private matter. When he gained public exposure, he did not receive public attention until his monograph was released. Between Worlds, with Martin Leyer-Pritzkow, Dsseldorf 2020 Pioneer of Social Sculpture - Part I. The Barbarian as a cultural hero, Aesthetics of omission, IV strategies of Aesthetics, visual science, 8, incorporating and representation, pp. were written by Bazon Brock in Collected Writings 1991–2002, Vol III, The Barbarian as a cultural hero.The Pioneer of Social Sculpture I - <mask>,edited by Martin Leyer-Pritzkow, can be found on the official website of the artist.

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title: Joni Eareckson Tada

texts: <mask> is an evangelical Christian author, radio host, artist, and founder of Joni and Friends, an organization "accelerating Christian ministry in the disability community". The youngest of four daughters to John and <mask> was born in 1949. Her name is pronounced like "Johnny" because she was named after her father. In 1996, her father was honored as a distinguished member of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum. With the example of her parents, Tada lived a very active life, enjoying riding horses, hiking, tennis, and swimming. She dove into the bay when she was 17 years old. She was paralyzed from the shoulders down after she fractured her fourth and fifth neck.According to her autobiography, she experienced anger, depression, suicidal thoughts, and religious doubts during her two years of rehabilitation. She began selling her artwork after learning to paint with a brush between her teeth. She uses voice recognition software for most of her writing. She has written over forty books, recorded several musical albums, and starred in an autobiographical movie of her life, and is an advocate for people with disabilities. The unforgettable story of a young woman's struggle against depression, which has been distributed in many languages, was written by Tada in her 1976 international best-selling autobiography, Joni: The unforgettable story of a young woman's struggle against depression. The book was made into a movie starring herself. A Step Further was her second book.She founded the organization to "accelerate Christian ministry in the disability community" in 1979. The International Disability Center was established in 2007. The founder and CEO of the Joni and Friends International Disability Center is John Nugent, who is also the president and COO. "Joni and Friends Radio" is a five-minute radio program that began in 1982. Each weekday it can be heard on over 1,000 broadcast outlets. "Diamonds in the Dust" is a one-minute radio feature that airs daily. "Joni and Friends Radio" won the "Radio Program of the Year" award from the National Religious Broadcasters in 2002, and "Diamonds in the Dust" won the same award in 2011.Wheels for the World is a program that collects manual wheelchairs and other mobility devices to be refurbished by volunteers in prison, and Family Retreats is a camp/retreat experience for families affected by disability. The Christian Institute on Disability, a training and advocacy arm of Joni and Friends, has been involved in a number of ventures. Smaller offices can be found across the United States, even though the main office is in Agoura Hills, California. The Disability Advisory Committee of the U.S. State Department was formed in 2005. Reagan and Bush had <mask> serve on the National Council on Disability. The first draft of the Americans with Disabilities Act was written by this council. <mask> is a speaker.Her articles have appeared in newspapers around the world. Several times, Tada appeared on Larry King Live. The Second International Congress on World Evangelization was held in Manila in 1989. She was the Senior Associate for Disability Concerns in Lausanne. <mask> is still a board member of the Lausanne movement. The film "Alone Yet Not Alone" was nominated for an Oscar in the Original Song category, but the board of governors voted to withdraw the nomination. With limited lung capacity due to her disability, Tada had her husband, Ken, push on her diaphragm while she recorded the song to give her enough breath to hit the high notes.<mask> doesn't have any professional training in music. The Board of Reference for the Christian Medical and Dental Society, Young Life Capernaum Board, CBM International, National Institute for Learning Disabilities, and the American Leprosy Mission are some of the organizations that <mask> is an adviser on. She was a co-chair of the Presidential Prayer Team, as well as serving on Love and Action, the Institute on Learning Disabilities, the Disability Advisory Committee, New Europe Communications, and the Christian Writers Guild. She was interviewed by the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times. The Manhattan Declaration called on evangelicals, Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Christians to work towards changing laws that allow abortion and other things that go against their religious beliefs. Music <mask> received media attention for her performance of the title song from the Christian film Alone yet Not Alone. While the song's writers initially received an Academy Award nomination for Best Song, the nomination was later revoked for improper campaigning by the composer.The official video of the song, featuring Tada, surpassed one million views after some controversy. The author of over 48 books is Books Tada. Tell Me The Promises was a children's book that received a gold medal and a silver medal. Tell Me The Truth received a gold medal from the ECPA. Ivan Kurz used the life story of Tada in his opera Vecern shromden ketho. Ken and Joni married in 1982. Ken was a high school history teacher and coach for many years.Ken is the third generation to be born in the United States after his family relocated from Japan. There are two people living in Calabasas, California. She was diagnosed with Stage III breast cancer in 2010. 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She announced in July that she had been declared cancer-free for the second time.First woman to be honored by the National Association of Evangelicals as their "Layperson" was awarded the Courage Rehabilitation Center Award of excellence. All God's Children: Ministry with Disabled Persons was written by Gene Newman. Will he help me? There is a book with a picture of a kid's heart. 2 is a Christmas Carols for a Kid's Heart. There is a song called "Passion Hymns for a Kid's Heart". Living Without Limits: 10 Keys to Unlocking the Champion in You was written by Judy Siegle.Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: Life After Shock is a film. Anger: Aim it in the Right Direction is a film. Infinite Hope: In the Midst of Struggles is a film about death and dying. When Is It Right to Die? was written with Joni's Kids Let God Be God.

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title: Ahmed Morsi

texts: He is an artist, art critic and poet with a career that spans seven decades of creative output. He studied painting at the studio of Becchi's father, Italian master Otorino Becchi, while also studying literature at Alexandria University. In 1974 he moved to New York City, where he continues to paint, write and critique. His work can be found in public and private collections in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, France, England and the United. Visions of Alexandria run through most of his work and his practice offers a powerful and mystical meditation on remembrance and the passage of time. His work shows the artist's life away from home since the 1970s. In 1930, <mask> was born in Alexandria, Egypt.His parents were both from Upper Egypt. He graduated from the University of Alexandria with a major in English Literature. He studied art with the son of an Italian master. Alexandria's literary society as well as the city's very own rising group of artists were initiated into by <mask> early on. He participated in group shows with Egypt's most notable modern artists, including A Al Gazzar, H El Telmisani, I Massouda and F Kamel. He began writing poetry at the age of 19 and published his first Diwan, "Songs of the Temples / Steps in Darkness" in 1949. In 1955, <mask> moved to Baghdad, Iraq, where he taught English for two years.Baghdad was a center for the literati, the artists and the intellectuals during this time. He developed a friendship and working relationship with several Iraqi writers and painters in Baghdad, and these relationships continued to produce noteworthy creative cooperation as well as lifelong. He moved to Cairo after returning to Egypt. The National Theater at the original Khedieval, Cairo Opera House was designed by the first Egyptian to work alongside Egypt's acclaimed playwrights, Alfred Farag and Abdel Rahman Al Sharkawi. He designed stage sets for the play "Bury the Dead" at the Cairo Opera House. There was a book of poetry and drawings by Al Gazzar. The book was never published due to Al Gazzar's death.Galerie 68 was founded in 1968 by Edwar Al Kharrat, Ibrahim Mansour, Gamil Atteya, Sayed Hegab, and others. The publication became Egypt's most well-known source for the new modernism. The Artist's journey into the world of criticism began with the publication of critiques on both art and literature. He wrote about art in Egypt and Iraq. The artist's book was a new creative vehicle introduced to the art public in Egypt by the pioneer. The Artist's Book was created in Alexandria after his exhibition. After moving to New York City in 1974, he continued to paint, write and critique from his Manhattan home.In 1976, like many artists residing in the NYC area, he took up the art of lithography at The New School, the art of printmaking at The Art Student League, and in the last 20 years, the Artist embraced photography.

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title: Jakov Mikalja

texts: He was an Italian linguist and lexicographer of Slavic ancestry. He was born in the town of Peschici under the Kingdom of Naples. He said he was an Italian of Slavic language. Peschici was a small town on the Gargano peninsula that six centuries before was a settlement of Croat refugees and that in those years entertained fruitful trade with Venice and the city-states on the Dalmatian coast. Pietro Giannone was the historian who was born in Ischitella. Lucretia Micaglia was dispatched to Croatia because of her knowledge of Croatian. The Catholic Church wanted to restore its power in the Balkans during the time of Counter-Reformation.He taught at the Jesuit College in Ragusa for four years. He wrote "Latin grammar for Illyrian students" after Emanuel Alvares. In 1636, Micaglia sent a letter to the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith, proposing a reform of the Latin alphabet for the needs of Croatian. He talked about the issue in the chapter "On Slavic Orthography" of his work in Croatian. He was a missionary from 1637 to 1645 in Timioara. From 1645 to his death in the town of Loreto, he was the confessor in the Basilica della Santa Casa. "Thesaurus of Slovinian Language and Slovinian Dictionary (where Croatian words are translated in Italian and Latin)" is Dictionary Micaglia's greatest work.It was printed in Loreto in 1649, but a better printing press was needed so it was finished in Ancona in 1651. The Jesuits used the dictionary to fight the Protestant Reformation and the progression of the Muslim faith in the Balkans. The first Croatian dictionary was written under the name "Illyric" or "Slovinian" as the starting language. In his dictionary, he names Croatian as "Illyric" or "Slovinian", and Italian as "Latin", which is the students' language. The introduction to the dictionary has a Latin dedication, a note to the reader in Italian, and a presentation of the alphabet and orthography in Latin and Croatian. The Bosnian dialect is the most beautiful one, according to the author. Bosnian is a dialect of the South Slavic languages.The purpose of the dictionary is to teach students and Jesuits. It is part of the corpse of dictionaries in Shtokavian dialect, with some Chakavian parts, and even Kaykavian lexic as an entry or synonym. Mainstream lexicographers consider <mask>'s dictionary to be a Croatian dictionary. The entry column in the trilingual dictionary is organised as a monolingual dictionary, with a sequence of definitions and hyperonims as explanations. Bosnian Franciscan words, turcisms, Raguseisms and Croatian words accompany the tokavian-akavian terms. It was said to show the wealth of the "Illyrian regions". The Croatian circle of lexicographers was influenced by earlier works of Fausto Veranzio and Bartolomeo Cassio, both of which were written in Croatia.His work is part of the development of Croatian modern language. Thesaurus linguae Illyricae sive Dictionarium Illyricum works. In quo, Illyrica Italice, Latine redduntur, Romae, and Sacrae congregationis de propaganda fide impressum. Ancona wrote "Thesaurus of Croatian or a Croatian Dictionary, in Which Croatian Words Are Translated into Italian and Latin" in 1649. Blago jezka slovinskoga ili Slovnik, i Komu izgovarajuse rjeci slovinske Latinski. Ocenascja Pokupgljeno, iz kgniga Svetoga Tomme, iz God- Loving Thoughts on the Lord's Prayer Taken from the Books. The Emergence of national languages Vol 11 Longo was published in 1984 by the Croatian Academy of America.The origins of the Igor' tale can be found in the 6th p. 43 of Mladost, 1991. "Quando a Peschici gli slavi... erano di casa" is a list of Croatian dictionaries.


title: Oleksandr Saienko

texts: <mask>, sometimes transliterated as <mask>, is a Ukrainian politician. He was in charge of the implementation of priority reforms within the Government of Volodymyr Hroisman. He is the head of the Reforms Delivery Office. The Coordination Council for Public Administration Reform was chaired by <mask>. The National Sambo Federation of Ukraine elected a new president. According to the Government resolution dated 24 June 2015, the head of the working group is on privatization. 525 from savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay had 525 from savesay savesay savesay savesay had 525 from savesay savesay savesay savesay had 525 from savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay had 525 from savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay had 525 from savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay had 525 from savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay hadIs a member of the committee that selects top-managers of SOEs that are important to the economy of Ukraine. He works as an advisor to the vice prime minister. He is the head of the secretariat of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. The National Academy of State Tax Service of Ukraine gave <mask> <mask> a specialization in "Jurisprudence" after he graduated from the Kyiv Professional and Pedagogical College. He was a student at the Legislation Institute of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. He completed his studies at the Canada School of Public Service in 2011. <mask> started his career in 2003 in the position of lead specialist on Labor and Social Protection Department of the Shevchenko County State Administration.He was the lead specialist at the Office of Legal Support for the Budget Policy when he moved to the Ministry of Economy and European Integration. He worked at the Center for Support of Civil Service Institutional Development of the Main Department of the Civil Service of Ukraine, as well as at the Department for Legal Support and Rule-making. He participated in a functional survey of ministries, worked on the Law of Ukraine "On State Service" and was involved in the assessment of the public administration system. He was a senior tax inspector at the Organization and Administrative Management Department of the State Tax Service. He was the head of department for European Integration and International Cooperation at the Department for Strategic Management and Efficiency of Public Service of the Main Department of Civil Service of Ukraine. In October 2006 he was promoted to the position of head of department for international cooperation of the center for support of civil service. He was the first deputy director of the Center for Support of Civil Service Institutional Development and the director of the School of Senior Civil Service of Ukraine.He started working for the Ukraine Economic Reform Fund in December of 2011. <mask> worked as a senior advisor to the vice prime minister. He was an assistant consultant to the Member of Ukrainian Parliament. In March 2015, he became head of the secretariat. The idea of public administration reform was worked on by him. The Law of Ukraine "On Administrative Services" implements the best international experience of giving the powers of providing services to local governments. The Canada School of Public Administration supported the implementation of the Leadership Program for top public officials.He was appointed Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. In the position of Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, <mask> <mask> was responsible for the implementation of multi-sector reforms and liaisons among ministries. The activities of a Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine are regulated by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. On June 28, 2016 The work of ministries in different areas will be coordinated by a Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers. Horizontal communications are required when reforms require the participation of several ministries and departments. Administrative reform and civil service reform are examples.He said in an interview that it was about the effective interaction among ministries and the organization of the meetings of the government. The public administration reform is one of his main responsibilities. The Law of Ukraine "On State Service" entered into effect in May of 2016 One of the Government reforms has been designated as priority. The Public Administration Reform Strategy was approved by the Government in June of 2016 with an action plan for its implementation. The Financial Agreement with the EU was signed at the Association Committee meeting in December. Government capacity building is one of the components of Public Administration Reform.The Strategic Plan of Priority Actions for the Government for the period up to 2020 was prepared by a department within the secretariat of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. The development of the state secretaries' institute and the separation of political and administrative functions in ministries are some of the changes that have been made. Secretaries assumed administrative functions in order to allow the Ministers to focus on the political part of their work. The sustainable functioning of ministries would be ensured by this innovation. State secretaries of ministries are selected in an open competition. The policy analysis cycle is a mandatory procedure for the drafting of government resolutions. The implementation of electronic government.In August of 2016 the Cabinet of ministries switched to electronic document flow. Strengthening the professional and institutional capacity of ministries and the secretariat of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. The concept of introducing the positions of reform specialists was approved by the Cabinet of Ministers. Government officials who are appointed based on the results of an open competition are called reform specialists. They will get a special compensation package for being responsible for the implementation of key reforms. The government will approve the list of positions of reform specialists. The reform specialists will receive additional incentive payments, even though their official salaries and public official benefits are not foreseen by law.Funding will come from the state budget. The EU financial support will cause the State Budget funds to be compensated. The reform of ministries was presented by <mask> <mask> at the meeting of the Government. Nine pilot ministries and the secretariat of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine will be selected as a model for the reform of all other ministries. The stage of analyzing the functions of ministries that will be implemented by working groups with the participation of EU experts, the engagement of professionals and the introduction of an electronic interaction system are included in the reform of the ministries. The concept of ministries reform was approved by the Government. The Honcharuk government was installed on August 29th.<mask> was a member of the party Ukrainian Strategy in the parliamentary election. The party did not win any seats. <mask> <mask> has a daughter and two sons. The engine of the machine is the External links Page on Facebook. I hope I will work in a team Groisman, where and on what positions he may be, for whom will be raising salaries, when roads will be repaired, and why not all reforms succeed.

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title: Charles Dvorak

texts: The American track and field athlete who specialized in the pole vault was named <mask>. He was on the track and field team at the University of Michigan from 1900 to 1904. He was a favorite in the pole vault in the Summer Olympics of 1900. He missed the competition because officials told him the finals wouldn't be held on a Sunday. He won a silver medal. He set a world's record in the pole vault in 1903 with a jump of 11 feet, 11 inches. The mark doesn't show up in the progression of the records.At the 1904 Summer Olympics, <mask> won the gold medal in the pole vault. In 1969 he died in Seattle, Washington, where he served as a high school football, basketball and track coach. <mask> was born in Chicago in the early 19th century. He was the son of two people. The Lewis Institute was the first junior college in the United States. According to the Encyclopedia of Ethnicity and Sports in the United States, <mask> was one of the earliest Americans of Czech descent to achieve success in athletics. The University of Michigan had a junior in the Department of Literature, Science and Arts.While at Michigan, he was captain of the track team, vice-president of the Republican Club, athletic editor of the University of Michigan Daily, editor of the U. of M. Republican, and a member of the Comedy Club. A pole vaulter before he joined the University of Michigan, <mask> achieved a height of 9 feet, 6 inches. Fitzpatrick is credited with inventing the modern pole-vaulting technique. Fitzpatrick taught <mask> to grasp the pole with his hands close together, which resulted in a significant increase in the heights he was able to clear. The first Western Conference pole vault championship was won in 1901 by <mask> with a jump of 11 feet, 6 inches. A member of the University of Michigan's literary class of 1901, <mask> received his bachelor's degree after the 1901 season. He earned his law degree in 1904 when he was a student in Michigan's law department.The Western Conference pole vault champion in 1901 and 1903, <mask> was a member of four consecutive championship track teams from 1901 to 1904. The intercollegiate record of 11 feet, 6 inches was held by Chapman of Drake. In May 1903, <mask> set a world's record in the pole vault with a jump of 11 feet, 11 inches. He cleared 12 feet in practice. The Summer Olympics in Paris were held in 1900 and funds were solicited from faculty, students, alumni and businessmen. There was a controversy over the scheduling of certain event finals for a Sunday. Several athletes said they wouldn't violate Sabbath.The pole vault was one of the events that was scheduled for Sunday. The event was to be held at the Racing Club grounds, but two Americans went there. They were reassured that the event had been rearranged. The event was held after the officials changed their minds. Irving Baxter jumped 10 feet, 10 inches to win the competition. The athletes who did not participate in the Sunday event were given a special competition. The silver medal was won by <mask> with a jump of 11 feet, 1 inch.On his return from Paris, Fitzpatrick praised the American athletes and criticized Paris officials for holding key event finals on a Sunday. They won everything. We could not make a formal protest because we felt the Paris games were a betrayal of faith. The Michigan Alumnus published a different account of <mask>'s disqualification. <mask>'s form in vaulting had been a revelation to the Frenchmen. The day begins with cries of 'Bravo!' It's great!Charlie swung over an eleven foot jump with ease. On the day of the finals, the vaulters chose not to cross the patch where the 100 meters run was occurring and therefore did not arrive at the standards until the other contestants had made their first trial jump. Due to their late arrival, the vaulters were not allowed to participate. The first pole vaulter to use a bamboo pole was <mask>. At the 1900 Summer Olympics, he used a bamboo pole. The pole broke on the practice vault. He was lying on the ground beside his pole, which was broken and useless, after we heard a ripping, tearing noise.In spite of the "severe jarring" received in the fall, <mask> borrowed a light bamboo pole from a Danish competitor and used it to complete his participation in the consolation event. If <mask> had not been forced to jump with a new pole, he would have been able to reach a height close to 12 feet, according to his coach. When he broke the world's record for bamboo poles in May 1903, he discarded the bamboo pole for his old pole. At the age of 84, <mask> was interviewed by Life magazine about the controversy over the introduction of fiberglass poles. There were murmurs when the bamboo pole was introduced. He didn't know what all the hollering was about with respect to the use of fiberglass poles. At the 1904 Summer Olympics in St. Louis, <mask> was a member of the United States Olympic team.On September 3, 1904, the final day of competition in the St. Louis games, <mask> won the gold medal with a jump of 11 feet, 6 inches. The pole vault set a new Olympic record, and was described in a press account as follows. Five men broke the Olympic record before the event narrowed down to the final jumps with three men eligible. The C.A.A. has a man named <mask><mask>. The other four men were tied at the 11-foot mark after he demonstrated his class. The Olympic record of 10 feet 9-9 inches was held by I. K. Baxter of the University of Pennsylvania. After retiring from athletic competition, <mask> worked for 35 years as a lawyer, apple farmer, civil servant, athletic coach and teacher.He was hired to coach the track team in Chicago in 1905. He opened a law office in Chicago at the Chamber of Commerce Building. The University of Idaho hired a new athletic director and track coach in January of 1908. At the time of his hiring, a wire service report noted, "<mask> probably is better fitted for the position than any other man in the northwest." He is an all-round athlete, has been connected with track for many years, and is thoroughly in touch with the game. The Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming were the location of legal and farming positions during August and September of 1908. He was going to spend the summer prospecting with an old miner.He moved to Washington in the fall of 1908. The Union Title and Trust Company of Okanogan County, Washington was organized in 1910 by <mask>. He was in charge of legal and trust work. In 1912, <mask> moved to Marcus, Washington. He was the proprietor of the apple raising business at Bossburg, Washington, from 1913 to 1914. He was the Chief Deputy Assessor of Stevens County, Washington, at Colville, in the northeastern part of the state, from at least 1914 to 1917. In February 1918, <mask> and his wife had a son, Robert Larry, who was born in Idaho.In 1920, <mask> moved to Seattle, Washington, where he became the coach of all athletic teams at Franklin High School. He was the football coach at Franklin. The All-American football player at the University of Southern California was coached by <mask> at Franklin. In December 1921, a report stated that he was a success as the Franklin High School football team's coach. Pupils and associates are very fond of him. He was the football, basketball and track coach at Roosevelt High School in Seattle for many years. Washington State football great Harry Speidel is a coach at Roosevelt High.According to the Official Pacific Coast Interscholastic Foot Ball Guide, the renowned player of former years on Yost's University of Michigan team was the coach at Roosevelt High School. In 15 years as a high school football coach, <mask> had an overall record of 42-27-18. <mask> devoted his time to basketball and track after retiring from coaching football. According to reports in 1937 and 1941, he was still a teacher and coach at Roosevelt High School. <mask> died in 1969 at the age of 91. His last place of residence was in Seattle. The Michigan Track and Field Hall of Fame inducted <mask> in 2008.Track and field athletes from Chicago, Michigan and the United States won gold medals at the 1904 Summer Olympics.

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title: Roberto Marrero

texts: The chief of staff to Juan Guaid, <mask>, was arrested and held in El Helicoide, a prison run by SEBIN, after a raid on his home in the early morning hours of March 21, 2019. Leopoldo Lpez is a political prisoner and an attorney for Marrero. Nstor Reverol said that Marrero was part of a terrorist cell that was planning to attack government officials. The prosecutor has 45 days to present evidence after the judge ruled that Marrero would remain in prison. He was accused of conspiracy, money laundering, association to commit a crime and concealing weapons and explosives. Haaretz reported that the arrest of Guaid's number-two person was a test of the US during the Venezuela presidential crisis. The Human Rights Chair at Santa Maria University was founded by <mask>.He was a councilor in Baruta. He is 49 years old. The National Electoral Council accepted Marrero as the candidate forMonagas state after Carlos Vecchio was barred from running in the parliamentary elections. Marrero is a member of the Popular Will political party. According to El Tiempo, Marrero has been working for years behind the big names of the Popular Will (VP), outlawed and fiercely persecuted by the regime of Nicols Maduro. Marrero was a member of the leadership of the Popular Will party. According to El Tiempo, he is one of the main political operators, one of the channels of information closest to Lopez and appointed by him to be a right-hand man.In the early morning of 21 March, SEBIN officials broke into the home of <mask>'s neighbor, a National Assembly deputy. There were at least 40 officials with long arms in 12 vehicles, according to the Wall Street Journal. They asked where Marrero lived, but he didn't answer. The agent's face was covered and he told them that he had parliamentary immunity. The officials broke into Marrero's apartment. The officials took <mask> and Pez Salazar after three hours. As he was being taken away, Marrero shouted to him that the officials had planted a grenade and two rifles.Marrero was able to send an audio message before he was taken away. The attorney for Marrero said that he was certain that Marrero was at El Helicoide despite not being able to see him. According to El Tiempo, there was concern for Marrero's life because of his close ties to both Lpez and Guaid. He would be given psychotropic substances to induce false testimony. Lawmakers who went to El Helicoide were denied access because there was no contact with Marrero. Attorneys were able to see <mask> and Paez when they were taken to court for a hearing in the evening of 22 March. On state television, Rodrguez alleged that Marrero was the leader of a plot to bring hitmen from Central America to Venezuela to carry out assassinations.Rodrguez claimed that the leader of the "terrorist organization" was Leopoldo Lpez. Rodrguez offered screen shots from Marrero's cell phone, which he claims show that Marrero was arranging payment for the hitmen. The opposition denies that phone conversations about assassination attempts have been recorded. Rodrguez claimed that Juan Planchart was the "financial operator" of the network that allegedly plotted to assassinate the president. The prosecutor has 45 days to present evidence after the judge ruled that Marrero would remain in prison. He was accused of conspiracy, money laundering, association to commit a crime and concealing weapons and explosives. Marrero would be held at El Helicoide according to his brother.Pez was released on the condition that he would not leave the country and would have to appear before the court. Planchart was going to remain in prison. "Either Nicolas Maduro doesn't dare to arrest me, or he's not the one giving orders, that's what Reactions Guaid called it," they said. According to The Wall Street Journal, Guaid said he had received calls from security force officials who denied any involvement in the arrest; he replied that they needed to say no more because of the 2019). Hugo Carvajal was the head of Venezuela's military intelligence for ten years and was one of the government's most prominent figures. The Organization of American States (OAS) was told by a former member of Venezuela's military counterintelligence that both civilians and members of the armed forces are tortured, and that intelligence work is directed by Cubans in Venezuela. There will be consequences for the five people involved in Marrero's arrest.The US will hold accountable those involved. The international response was being tested to calculate how and when to arrest the leader of the opposition in Venezuela. "Maduro has made another big mistake that will not go unanswered", stated John Bolton, US national security advisor. The United States Department of State highlighted <mask>'s case as an example of human rights abuses by the Maduro administration in a statement in April 2019. The Secretary-General of the OAS called for "more forceful actions" from other countries after the arrest of several people around Guaid. The arrest was condemned by Argentina, Brazil and Canada. The Chancellery of Asuncion condemned the illegal detention and demanded an end to human rights violations in Venezuela.If Marrero is not released, Panama will take concrete measures against the regime, according to President Juan Carlos Varela. The international community should condemn the criminal persecution of the dictatorship according to Ivn Duque Mrquez. The act was condemned by Costa Rica. Canada's Freeland said that Marrero had been illegally held by the regime. Fear will not stop the return of democracy to Venezuela. Those who are responsible must be held accountable. The chief of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights called on the president to reveal the location of Marrero.The arresst was condemned by Venezuela's bishops. The European Union called for the release of Marrero. France wants the oppression against opposition members to stop. Germany asked for guarantees of Marrero's safety, saying it only intensified the conflict. The arrest and detaining of people as part of an ongoing campaign against his opponents was described by the news agency. USA Today said it was a kidnapping. According to the New York Times, the arrest resulted in an increase in the country's political crisis.It was said that Maduro was testing the commitment of foreign governments to protect him. The New York Times reported that Luis Salamanca, a political scientist at the Central University of Venezuela, said that the government was preparing escape routes if their ability to govern deteriorated further. "<mask>'s arrest looks like a desperate attempt to break Guaid's momentum," said Nicholas Watson of Teneo Intelligence. The weakness in the regime's position can be seen in the fact that arresting Guaid himself would be seen as a step too far. The analyst at the International Crisis Group said that the military option is a very remote possibility. He would be tempted to jail Mr. Guaid if he didn't see a meaningful response. The United States Department of the Treasury placed sanctions on the BANDES, the Venezuela Economic and Social Development Bank, and four of its subsidiaries on 22 March, just hours after <mask>'s arrest.The subsidiaries that have been sanctioned are: Bandes Uruguay, Bicentenario del Pueblos, and Universal SA Banco de Venezuela. All property and interests in property of these entities, and of any entities that are owned, directly or indirectly, 50 percent or more by this entity, that are in the United States or in the possession or control of U.S. persons are blocked, according to the sanctions. TheBANDES bank is to Venezuela's financial sector, like the oil sector. Currency movements will be severely affected by this action. The aim is to bring the crisis to a conclusion quickly for the benefit of the people of Venezuela, so that we can have free and fair elections. The action puts the entire banking sector on notice that people operating in Venezuela's financial sector may be subject to sanctions. The willingness of the inner circle to exploit Venezuela's institutions knows no bounds.BANDES and its subsidiaries have been transformed into vehicles to move funds abroad. The original purpose of the bank was to help the economic and social well-being of the people of Venezuela, as part of a desperate attempt to hold onto power. The U.S. will not tolerate the regime's continued use of kidnapping, torture, and murder of Venezuela's citizens. <mask>o should be released immediately. External links include: <mask>o archive at La Patilla Tal Cual Digital Judges Living people Popular Will politicians Year of birth missing

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title: Radu Irimescu

texts: <mask> was a businessman, politician, and diplomat. The son of an admiral was the first in his class and sent to Germany as a result of a pre-World War I convention. At the head of his class, he was appointed a German naval officer and served two years on a man of war before being forced to return to Romania. <mask> was held in high esteem by the admiral. After cruising the world on a German man of war, commanding a Danube monitor or a Black Sea torpedo boat was not very attractive to him and he left the navy after two years. After graduating with excellent marks from the Royal Technical College of Charlottenburg, he was granted leave to attend other courses. Major <mask> was a pilot and an organizer during World War I.He graduated from Columbia University with a degree in engineering. <mask> was hired by Jean Chrissoveloni to organize the Chrissoveloni Bank in New York City. When he ran the bank from 1921 to 1928, he closed the branch because he knew there would be a financial crisis and because foreign banks were more difficult to operate. The only other banking institution in the United States was from Romania. <mask> stayed on as its representative on Wall Street after it closed. When Queen Marie of Romania attended a luncheon in New York on October 22, 1926, <mask> heaped praise upon his host country: "It is natural that Romania should look today to America for good will and cooperation." Her influence in the affairs of the world is of paramount importance today.Let us express our wish for the continued prosperity of the United States of America and the entire civilized world. <mask> was appointed director of the Gas and Electricity Works of Bucharest after he returned to Romania. He was named Minister of the Air Forces in the cabinet of the National Peasants' Party with the expectation that he would upgrade and modernize his branch of the military. He was interim Minister of War for a week in August–September 1937. <mask> was appointed Minister to the United States. The American Jewish Congress was concerned that he had served in a cabinet that passed anti-Semitic legislation. The concerns were forwarded to the Secretary of State by Lonergan.Hull reassured him that <mask> had served in all cabinets since Vaida-Voevod, regardless of party, and that he himself belonged to no party. He mentioned that <mask> had an American wife. The new envoy arrived in the United States with his wife on April 7, 1938, and was welcomed by a number of people, including his brother tefan. "As far as I know, there is no anti-Semitism in Romania that deserves any special discussion or notice," he said upon his arrival. Time magazine claimed that Queen Marie had long since been forgiven by most Rumanians for her endorsements of face creams, her exuberant U.S. junket, and the fact that in the end. In the magazine, <mask> asked, "Has not this great Lady done anything in her life to justify a favorable comment on your part?" Time''s editors said "De mortuis nil hokum" to his observation.<mask> expressed public support for the royal dictatorship established by King Carol II. He claimed that the last twenty years of experimentation with the so-called democratic regime had shown that political parties could and would act against public interest. He praised the new constitution adopted in 1938, which he said "set up an equilibrium between liberty and authority...regulates the exercise of [civic] rights for the public good...insures...a disciplined liberty" and "disposes once and for all of partisan politics and liber The constitution's second anniversary was celebrated on March 3, 1940 and he repeated the same sentiment. On April 9, 1943, <mask> wrote a letter to The New York Times in response to criticism. <mask> claimed that he was dismissed from the National Legionary State after he heard a radio broadcast that the King had abdicated. All of his property in Romania, including bank accounts, securities, real estate and furniture, were seized at the same time as he was dismissed.He presented the fact that he became an American citizen in 1941 as proof of his democratic ideals. He believes that only a sincere cooperation of the democracies and Russia can rebuild the world. <mask> lived in the US for the rest of his life. Floyd Odlum's Atlas Corporation was where he worked in 1955. He bought a chrome-trimmed, 55-m.p.h at the Motor Boat Show. Ten minutes after the doors opened, there was a speedboat for about $5,500. The New York Times reported on "Rumanian Minister Trained in New York".The Columbia School of Engineering and Applied Science alumni include the ambassadors of Romania to the United States.

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title: Robert E. Kingston

texts: <mask><mask> is an American biochemist who studies the functional and regulatory role nucleosomes play in gene expression. After completing his PhD in 1981 and working as an assistant professor at Massachusetts General Hospital, <mask> started a research laboratory focused on understanding chromatin's structure with regards to transcriptional regulation. <mask> has served his alma mater through his leadership. He was the head of the Harvard's Biological and Biomedical Sciences PhD program from 2004 to 2007, the chair of the Molecular Biology Department at Massachusetts General Hospital from 2005 to present day, the vice-chair of the Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School, and the chair of the executive committee on <mask> is a professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School and frequently organizes conferences and performs editorials on his research interests. He was elected by his peers to be a member of the National Academy of Sciences. <mask> graduated from Harvard College in 1976.He finished his PhD at the University of California, Berkeley, under the mentorship of Michael Chamberlin. He worked under the supervision of Philip Sharp at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Research Kingston's research continues to have a significant impact on developmental biology and epigenetics, as it focuses on an important feature of eukaryotic gene expression: chromatin remodeling. His research can be applied to the field of gene therapy. <mask> received his PhD in 1981 after working on a number of research initiatives. He discovered that rRNA transcription is regulated by a mechanism that terminates rrnB chains in the leader region. The location and presence of pause sites located 90 and 91 bases from the P1 promoter are sensitive to the presence of nusA and guanosine.<mask> drew a parallel between the presence of the myc gene and the increased genomic expression of HSP70, after recognizing that the myc gene was involved with tumor formation. He found that the genomic expression of HSP70 is dependent on the stress levels. The other domain of the promoter is more responsive to stimulation than the distal domain. <mask> found that there is a heat-shock transcription factor that allows the interactions with the heat shock element, and that the HSP70 gene promoter also depends on a CCAAT-box-binding transcription factor. At 43 C, the human heat-shock factor undergoes post-translational modification to where it can bind to a specific DNA sequence. <mask>'s breakthrough in the field of chromatin remodeling began when he discovered the functional subunit responsibilities of SWI/SNF, a chromatin remodeling complex that causes specific transcription factors to bind. Two SWI/SNF subunits, BRG1 and BAF155, along with EKLF zinc-finger DNA binding domain (DBDs), can be used to remodel chromatin, meaning that these specific domains of SWI/SNF have an effect on transcription.He was able to conclude that different transcription factors target SWI/SNF complexes in a different way. His work on TPB and how it can bind onto the TATA sequence is related to his work on nucleosomal DNA. The work he did on SWI/SNF led him to conclude that the two subunits are responsible for a function related to transcription. The SWI/SNF complex binding onto the nucleosome core was caused by a purified human SWI/SNF complex. The TPB can access and bind to the TATA sequence since it is inside a nucleosome. This allows for more expression of the genes, since a variety of the genes will be regulated. <mask> refined a method to reconstitute a stable complex of proteins that together form a "chromatin structure" that excludes human SWI.<mask> found that in order to form the complex, it must be stable and compact. He found that the components of PRC 1 cause a problem. There is a region of Posterior Sex Combs with three nucleosomes. He helped develop a method to capture the Polycomb repressive complex 2 transcriptome in embryonic stem cells. <mask>'s discovery of direct interactions between Ezh2 and PRC2 cofactors helped to identify the function of Polycomb in the genome. Dr. <mask>'s research showed how to purify the proteins associated with chromatin remodeling. A specific nucleic acid probe is used to isolated genomic DNA with regards to the quantity and purity of associated genes.The protocol used to identify telomeric factors resulted in finding a number of novel associations. <mask> developed two methods of calcium phosphate transfection for stable and Transient transfections. There are two methods for introducing plasmid DNA into monolayer cell cultures. The difference between them is that one uses a HEPES-buffered solution while the other uses a BES-buffered system. <mask>'s research focuses on understanding how long non-codingRNAs play a role on chromatin binding sites. He was able to map the NEAT1 and MALAT lncRNAs. His research shows that NEAT1 and MALAT interact.He found that the underlying DNA sequence is not responsible for NEAT1 binding to the chromatin. <mask>'s work with lncRNAs extends as he discovered that DIGIT interacts with BRD3. They work together to regulate differentiation. <mask> found a way to affect the remodeling of the lymphoid system. The Ikaros-NURD complex is able to target histone deacetylation complexes in the body. He was able to conclude that lymphocyte differentiation is affected by chromatin remodeling. One of the biggest discoveries that <mask> made was that the structure of the nucleosome can be rearranged so that different biophysical properties can be achieved.When ATP was present, multiprotein complexes that were used for transcriptional regulation were found to be acetylate nucleosomes, deacetylate nucleosomes, or alter nucleotome structure. The alterations would regulate the expression of genes. The novel NRD complex was discovered by <mask>. Dr. <mask> found that there was a physical link between histone deacetylases and nucleosome remodeling. There are known and unknown mechanisms for getting to genomic targets, stopping transcriptional traffic, and staying put.

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