title: Peter Wyngarde

texts: <mask> was a British television, stage and film actor from the late 1940s to the mid 1990s. He played the role of the author turned sleuth in two television series, department S and jason king. He was a style icon in Britain in the early 1970s because of his flamboyant dress sense and stylish performances. <mask>'s birth name was Cyril Goldbert. His full name may have been Cyril Louis Goldbert. He was born on August 23, 1933 to a French mother and a British father, according to his own account. This is either untrue or disputed, other than being born in August.Wyngarde changed his name and claimed to be younger than he was. He cited a false family background by changing his father's name and profession and both his parents' nationalities and their ethnic origins, and he would also fabricate a false education and work history of his early years in the UK. He kept these versions of his biography until his death. His life story is shrouded in mystery according to the Guardian newspaper. His death certificate states that he was born on August 23, 1927. He was 90 years old when he died, according to most reports. He was born on August 28, 1928, according to a biography published in 2020 which claimed to draw on personal knowledge of the subject.According to most official sources, he was born in 1927, but other sources have reported a range of birth years from 1924 to 1937. Wyngarde claimed in a 1993 interview that he didn't know his age. Wyngarde stated on his death certificate that he was born in Singapore. He denied having been to Singapore before. In his biography published in 2020, Wyngarde states that he was born in Marseille. The passenger records of <mask>'s journey to the UK in 1945 show that his father was a British merchant seaman. Henry Goldbert was born in present day Ukraine.He became a British citizen after growing up in British Malaya. Wyngarde claimed that his birth father was an Englishman named <mask> who had a prestigious career in the British Diplomatic Service in Hong Kong, Malaya, Singapore and India before becoming an importer-exporter of antique watches. There is no such person in the UK or anywhere in the world. Henry Goldbert, Wyngarde's next of kin, is thought to have died in the US in October 1945, a few weeks before his son arrived in the UK. Margherita Goldbert, Ahin, also known as Madge, was <mask>e's mother. He always said she was French. She is thought to have been born to a family from Singapore.She married Henry Goldbert in 1937. Wyngarde had two brothers, Henry Goldbert Jr and Joe. They moved to England in 1946, shortly after Wyngarde did, but the 2020 biography says that he chose to have very little contact with them or their families, including Henry Jr's two sons who were named to Wyngarde's estate. After <mask>'s parents divorced, his mother is said to have married a member of the Swiss horological family. Wyngarde claims to be the nephew of the French actor-director Louis Jouvet and that he is the son of a dealer in antique watches. Madge MacAulay does not appear to have been Louis Jouvet's sister or sister-in-law. Madge's legal name was Marcheritta Goldbert when she married John MacAulay in 1947.She lived in Malaysia until her husband retired and they moved to Scotland. Wyngarde used his stepfather's name after his mother's marriage to Ian MacAulay. In 1973, Wyngarde said it was difficult to differentiate between fact and fantasy as a child. He talked about his traumatic early life. In the summer of 1937, Wyngarde's father took him to China "only months before war with China broke out", he told an interviewer. The Japanese Army took over the Shanghai International Settlement on December 8, 1941. Efforts were made by the UK's Ministry of War Transport, the Prisoners of War Department and various boarding schools to facilitate the children of Henry Goldbert in 1942, according to correspondence held in the UK's National Archives.He was in the Lunghua internment camp in 1943. Wyngarde said in an interview in the 1970s that he was a 5-year-old because of an administrative error, but records show that he was a 15-year-old at the time. He started acting after he played all the characters in a version of Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde. The internment camps were liberated in August 1945. The Cunard-White Star Line ship Arawa was used by Cyril Goldbert to travel to the UK. The passenger records show that he arrived inSouthampton at the age of 18. He claimed that the ship was greeted by King George VI instead of arriving inSouthampton.J.G. is a British author. He traveled to the UK with Wyngarde and other former internees after they were released from the Lunghua camp. In 1995 Wyngarde said he couldn't remember, but in a letter published by his biographer in 2020 he confirms that he did. His accounts of his life in England appear to have been embellished with a false history of education, travel and work. This helped account for the six-year gap created by his claim to have been a 12-year-old boy when he left Shanghai, not a man of 18 as the passenger manifest says. He claimed to have spent two years in a Swiss sanatorium recovering from his war experiences before attending public schools in England, France and/or Switzerland, after which he claimed to have studied in the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford. Wyngarde arrived in the UK from China at the age of 18 in December 1945 and began his professional acting career just a few months later.He began his professional acting career after changing his name from Cyril Goldbert to <mask>. He appeared in two productions of Nol Coward's Present Laughter at the Theatre Royal and the Buxton Playhouse. Hamlet was filmed in London in 1951 and Saint Joan in 1954. He considered his performance as Cyrano de Bergerac at the Bristol Old Vic in 1959 to be a highlight of his career. Wyngarde had more roles in feature films, television plays and television series after making his film debut as a soldier in Dick Barton Strikes Back. Wyngarde played a lead role in the television adaptation of South, which is thought to be the earliest television play with an openly homosexual theme. He played Long John Silver and Sir Roger Casement in an episode of On Trial produced by <mask>blood.He played the title role in Hentzau in 1964. Wyngarde's film work was noticed. He played Pausanias in Alexander the Great and also appeared in The Siege of Sidney Street with Donald Sinden. In Jack Clayton's The Innocents, he had brief unspeaking scenes as the leering <mask> with Deborah Kerr and Pamela Franklin. Night of the Eagle was his only film appearance in a lead role. Wyngarde was a guest star in many television shows of the time, including The Avenger, The Saint, The Baron, and I Spy. Number Two was the authority figure in The Prisoner.Wyngarde was a guest star in Lucy in London, playing himself as a Shakespearean actor. His starring role in the espionage series Department S made him a British household name. The author Ian Fleming is said to have had a role in the creation of his character. King often got the girl but as she is about to kiss him, he avoids it, much to the annoyance of his co-actor. After that series ended, his character, the suave womaniser, was spun off into a new action espionage series, which ran for one season of 26 fifty-minute episodes. Wyngarde's acting became more mannered and he came to believe his own publicity when he was described as playing the role in one obituary. His director said that he wouldn't accept direction.He was a difficult person, but he was a fine actor. Wyngarde became an international celebrity when he was mobbed by female fans in Australia. "During the '70s we had a contract to open over 30 newly refurbished stores in the UK," said Carl Gresham, his promotional manager. <mask> was the highest paid celebrity making personal appearances. In the role, he became a style icon, with his moustache that looked like a bearskin hat and a wardrobe of wide-lapelled, three-piece suits, cravats and open-necked shirts in bright colors so bright they might hurt sensitive eyes. In 1970, he was described as "Britain's best-dressed male personality", and the following year it was reported that more babies were christened that year than ever before. Sally Ann Howes played Anna in the stage revival of The King and I which ran for 260 performances at the Adelphi Theatre in London.He performed in South Africa and Austria in the 70s. In 1983, Wyngarde appeared at the Prince of Wales Theatre in London, as well as at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto, where he worked with Donald Sinden, who had worked with Wyngarde on The Siege of Sidney Street. Wyngarde played the masked character Klytus in the films Tank Malling and flash Gordon. He played Sir Guy in the 1984 Christmas Special. Doctor Who is one of the TV appearances that include the four-episode-story Planet of Fire, 1984. Wyngarde stopped acting after leaving a 1995 stage production of The Cabinet of Dr Caligari due to a throat infection. Wyngarde continued to appear in public at events celebrating his screen performances after giving up stage acting.He was a guest on Simon Dee's show Dee Time in 2003 on Channel 4. Matthew Vaughn wanted Wyngarde for a role in Layer Cake, but was told that he had died. He was wrongly told that Wyngarde had died when he was asked for a role in X-men: First Class. Wyngarde was involved in recording extras for a box-set of The Prisoner, including a mock interview segment. In January of last year, he narrated an episode of the Four Timeshift documentary strand How to be Sherlock Holmes: The Many Faces of a Master Detective. In It was Alright in the 1960s, a documentary series for Channel 4, Wyngarde expressed his unease at having to don blackface to play a Turk in The Saint, but said he had done it only in the hope that a theatre director might pick him to play Othello. Wyngarde recorded an album in 1970 called simply <mask>e, which featured a single called "The Way I Cry Over You".The album is a collection of spoken-word musical arrangements. Wyngarde claimed that it sold out in a matter of minutes. I was angry because the company promised to release one album every 12 months. The production was being moved. I believe that they got cold feet and told me that everything would have to go on the back burner. A promo single of the track "Peter Wyngarde Commits Rape" was issued in 1970. When Sex Leers Its Inquisitive Head was re-released on CD in 1998.The unusual spoken-word style and controversial subject matter of some of the tracks make the album a curiosity. The actress Dorinda Stevens was married to <mask> when he was 23. They lived in Holland Park. In November 1955, Stevens was described in a TV Times profile as a bachelor girl, sharing a mews flat near Portland Place, London, with her wire-haired terrier. She married the Canadian cinematographer William Michael Boultbee in 1957 while filming for African Patrol. Wyngarde said his biggest regret was that he married too young and it lasted three years. One just learns from their mistakes, doesn't one?He called her the love of his life. According to the 2020 biography, Wyngarde shared a flat with Ruby Talbot in London and the electoral roll shows that this was a romantic relationship. He moved to a flat in Earls Terrace in the late 1950s. He would live in the same building for the rest of his life. According to some sources, he shared a flat there with Alan Bates and they had a romantic relationship. The nickname Petunia Winegum may have originated in a comedy sketch, rather than being a genuine nickname, because it was assumed that Wyngarde was gay. Jeremy Dallas-Cope, who was described as Wyngarde's former male secretary and personal assistant, was sentenced to two years' imprisonment in 1974 after he was found guilty of forging the actor's cheques.Anthony O'Donoghue tried to kill himself after Dallas-Cope persuaded him to take the blame for the fraud scheme. After being found guilty, O'Donoghue was sentenced to 15 months in prison. Wyngarde's real name was Cyril Goldbert and he was prosecuted for gross indecency with a crane driver in public toilets in Gloucester bus station. The Evening Standard reported on 11 October 1975 that Wyngarde's solicitor had tried to dismiss the charge as a "mental aberration" brought on by excessive drinking, but Wyngarde was found guilty and fined £75. Wyngarde's career never fully recovered from the publicity surrounding this prosecution. At the height of his fame, Wyngarde told an interviewer, he drank himself to a standstill. He stopped drinking in the early 1980s.He was declared bankrupt twice. According to an obituary, he lived on social security benefits. Wyngarde and the singer were friends. <mask>e had an active fan club from the mid-1950s to 1985. An appreciation society called The Hellfire Club was founded in 1992 with the support of an actor. It went online in 2000. In 2012 a biography of the actor was published by the Six of One, the appreciation society of The Prisoner TV series.It was updated in 2019. The Hellfire Club's organiser took Wyngarde's name after his death and published a biography which claimed to be based on personal knowledge. Wyngarde was hospitalized in London in October of last year with an undisclosed illness. He died in January. <mask>-Hopkins' biography of Wyngarde shows some conflict between the author and Wyngarde's next of kin over his estate and the location of his remains. There was an auction of 250 items from his estate. All items were sold at the auction.His trophy for "best dressed personality of 1970" sold for the highest price of $2,200. The character Austin Powers was inspired by Wyngarde.

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Peter Paul Wyngarde
Peter Wyngarde
Peter Wyngarde
Henry Wyngarde
Peter Wgard
Peter Wyngarde
Peter Wyngarde
Peter Wilde
Peter Quint
Peter
Peter Wyngard
Peter Wyngarde
Peter Wyngard
Tina Wyngarde


title: Silas Jayne

type: paraphrased

texts: The Chicago-based stable owner, horse trainer, and horse trader was heavily involved in criminal activity, including fraud, intimidation, and murder. He hired a hit man to kill his stepbrother. On July 3, 1907, <mask> was born in Cuba Township in Lake County, Illinois. He was one of four boys and eight girls. George William and George William Spunner were George William's half brothers. At the age of 17, when he was accused of rape, his step father wrote to the judge that he wouldn't be hurt by a year in jail. He was sentenced to one year at the prison.They owned and operated a number of stables in the Chicago area during the 1930s and were skilled horse trainers and riders. There was a stable on the northwest side of Chicago. The Elston Riding Academy was started by the brothers about the same time. The academy hosted the Elston Saddle Club which held an annual horse show and rodeo. <mask> started his livestock hauling and trading business in Woodstock, Illinois, in 1933. The horses were herded through the streets to Frank's corral south of the city after they were shipped from the Western United States. The best horses were trained and the rest were shipped to Rockford, Illinois to be slaughtered for dog food.He was the instructor at the Elston Riding Academy. Mae Sweeny, DeForest's fiancée, committed suicide by swallowing arsenic. DeForest killed himself with a shotgun on Sweeny's grave five days later. His half brother George was bequeathed twenty acres and a stable by DeForest at the time of his death. Green Tree Stable was established after DeForest's death. On June 3, 1940, ten horses were killed in a fire at the Green Tree Stable. This was the first of several suspicious fires.35 horses were freed from the burning building by <mask> and his employees. She had a reputation for being a bully. He would claim to have served time for murder in order to intimidate his rivals. When he was losing in a horse show, he and his brothers beat the rider who was winning until he could no longer compete. He was able to demand 10% of the profits from the horse shows because of his reputation for violence. She claimed that the horses were of the top quality needed if the daughters were to become champion riders, and she sold them to prosperous men with daughters in their early teenage years. The parents allowed their daughters to spend time at the stables.He bragged to his associates that he had molested many of the girls. When fathers complained about the poor quality of horses they had bought from him, he would tell them that their daughters had become notorious among his employees for their promiscuity. The accusation may have been groundless, but scandal-wary fathers rarely pressed the point. It was thought that the allegations against him were not investigated because he had friendly relations with police officers. He was not a member of the Chicago Outfit, but his Stables were used by other mobsters. The gangsters were said to have played cowboy there, riding around on horses and firing guns into the air. George, who owned the Sportsman's Riding Stables, refused to purchase his half-brother's Green Tree Stable.George's house was burned down while he and his family were in Florida. George suspected that <mask> was responsible for the fire. George sold Sportsman's Riding Stables a month after the fire and then bought Green Tree Stable from <mask>. The Idle Hour Stable was moved to a larger facility in Park Ridge, Illinois, not far from George's Happy Days Stables. There was a stable near the relocated Idle Hour Stable. He was an enforcer for the Chicago Outfit. After several accidents resulted in the deaths of two young stable hands, the Hansen stable went out of business and Kenneth Hansen was hired to work at the Idle Hour Stable.On October 18, 1955, the naked bodies of three young boys, John Schuessler, 13, his brother Anton Jr., 11, and their friend Robert, 14, were found in a ditch in the Robinson Woods Forest Preserve on the northwest side of Chicago. They had been missing for two days. On the afternoon of October 16th, the boys traveled from Jefferson Park to downtown Chicago to see The African Lion at the Loop Theater. The February 17, 1977 disappearance of candy heiress Helen Brach was the subject of a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms investigation at the time. Hansen said they would end up like the Peterson boy. The FBI did not take action after Red Wemette told them about Hansen's boasts. The Schuesslers had last been seen by a classmate at the Monte Cristo bowling alley, which is eight miles from the Loop theater.They werelured into the stables under the pretense of showing them horses. The Schuessler brothers were killed by Hansen when he sexually abused them. When he discovered what he had done, <mask> was angry. The murders on his property had the potential to ruin him. The station wagon was used to dispose of the bodies. The original forensic investigators believed that the marks on the bodies were caused by the floor mats of a Packard station wagon model that had been owned by the couple in 1955. The barn where the murders are alleged to have occurred was burned down in a suspected fire.The police didn't follow up on leads after neighbors reported that they heard screams from the stables on the day the boys disappeared. Kenneth Hansen preyed on hundreds of boys before his 1995 arrest and conviction for the murders, according to a detective who worked on the case. Five years later, his conviction was overturned because the jury should not have heard testimony about his frequent cruising the streets in search of boys to prey upon, which he termed "chicken". Hansen was sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty at a 2002 re trial. He died at the prison. In 1959 <mask> moved his stable business to the 95-acre Tri Color Farm near his home in Illinois. The intense competition between George and <mask> resulted in a lengthy effort to kill George.After she was fired, Cheryl went to work for George. George's daughter beat the best horse in the competition to take the top prize, after which <mask> stood in the middle of the horse ring and shouted at George, "I'll never talk to you." This was the beginning of harassment against George. There were shots fired at George's office in 1962. George's tires were damaged, his truck tires were loosened, sugar was poured into his gas tank, cars tried to run him off the road at night, two of his horses were poisoned, and dynamite was left by his back door. In March of 1963, while working late at his Tri Color Stables' office, George took a borrowed car and left the lights on and his own car at the office. There were 28 bullets fired into the office.Eddie Moran confessed in 1965, that he and another man were paid $300 to kill George, and that they had fired the shots into his office. "I'll kill you, you son of a bitch," <mask> said when George's horse beat him at the Lake Forest Horse Show in 1963. On at least five occasions, <mask> made threats to kill George. Cheryl was murdered on June 14, 1965, after George asked her to move his car. She turned the key and a bomb exploded, killing her. George believed that he was the intended target of the bomb, and that he was responsible for planting it. Sheriff's investigators agreed with the assessment.On July 14 Chicago police found bomb making equipment in the home of a man who told them that James Blottiaux had asked him how to wire a car bomb. Bomb making equipment and a receipt for explosives were found in Bottiaux's home. Blottiaux told investigators that he heard Eddie Moran was offered $10,000 to blow up <mask>'s car. Shortly before the bombing, a white Buick was seen at George's Tri Color Stable. Authorities questioned the used car dealership owner because he didn't have a white Buick on his lot. The receipt signed by Bottiaux was destroyed by the Chicago Police in 1967. The case went cold for a long time.He told authorities that Blottiaux had borrowed a car from his lot on the day of the murder. He was upset when he returned the car. I killed the wrong person. Blottiaux vomited when he was asked what he was talking about. Blottiaux confessed the murder to the man who sold the car. On December 16, 1997 Battiaux was charged with murder. Haldane Cleminson testified at his trial in July 1999 that he helped Blottiaux make the car bomb, and his wife testified that Blottiaux confessed the murder to them.By the time of the trial, the man who paid for the murder was dead. Bottiaux was sentenced to 200-300 years on September 10, 1999. Blottiaux admitted his guilt after his conviction. He admitted that he didn't warn her when she got into the car. On September 24, 2020, Blottiaux was denied parole. Stephen Grod and Edward Moran were offered $15,000 to kill <mask>, a few days after the murder of Cheryl Rude. George was contacted by Grod and Moran in order to double-cross <mask>.George called the Cook County Sheriff's Police, who had set up a meeting with Grod. A sheriff's detective, posing as a third hitman, accompanied Grod to the meeting where he was given a down payment. There was enough evidence to charge him with conspiracy to commit murder. When the case came to trial, Grod was the main witness. Frank gave Grod an article about a key witness in a criminal case being murdered as he walked into the courthouse. Grod stated under oath that he couldn't remember what he had for breakfast. I'm sick.The case against Grod was dropped and he was jailed for 30 days. Our Day Farm was the location of the Idle Hour Stables. <mask>'s office was broken into after the conspiracy charges against him were dropped. One of George's employees was told by <mask> that he gave the IRS everything they needed to know about George. We got enough from his office to put him in jail. George was indicted for income tax fraud. On November 2, 1966, a jury found him not guilty.In 1967, George and <mask>' six sisters called a family meeting to resolve their differences. George agreed at the meeting not to show horses in the hunter and jumper classes, according to his wife. She didn't say what she agreed to. The meeting ended with the brothers being friends, according to <mask>. There was a killing of Frank Michelle Jr. <mask> hired a former police chief to provide security for his home and business because he was afraid of more attacks. He wanted to place a transmitter on the car to alert George if it came within five miles.When the transmitter stopped sending signals after twelve days, Frank Michelle Jr. was dispatched to change the battery. On January 19, 1969 he was dropped off by his wife at Our Day Farm. She wouldn't have been able to find the car with the transmitter because she traded it in for another car. When he asked who was there, he was shot at through the door. He saw a bloody trail on the lawn after he returned fire. The two of them shot him to death. She was shot nine times with three different weapons.The shooting was ruled to be self defense and no charges were brought. The woman boasted of crushing the woman's testicles with pliers. The coroner's report and medical records went missing when investigators tried to verify the claim. While playing cards with his family on his son's birthday, George Jr. was shot and killed in the basement window of his home on October 28, 1970. A boy identified the get away car as red and white with a license plate. A dishwasher from Posen, Illinois, became a suspect when he was spotted driving a red-and-white Ford with a license number beginning 936. Adams had $10,000 in cash when he was questioned.Nineteen of the bills in Adams had someone's fingerprints on them. In order to keep her from fleeing while the investigation continued, agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms raided her home at Our Day Farm confiscating 18 weapons. The rape he was convicted of at age 17 was a felony and he was charged with illegal possession of firearms by a felon. He was required to give up his passport. Melvan Adams was offered $25,000 in cash by George's widow, Marion, and an investigator from the Illinois State Police. Adams said Julius Barnes was the shooter. He told where Barnes could be found and where the murder weapon was hidden.Adams accepted an offer of immunity from prosecution instead of taking the $25,000 reward. Barnes decided to cooperate with authorities after his fingerprints were on the murder weapon. Adams and Barnes said that the chief of detectives at the Illinois police department had been hired to kill George. Nefeld gave the murder to Adams and Adams gave the murder to Barnes. Joseph LaPlaca was involved in the plot. Adams argued that assassination would be less risky than kidnapping George so that he could murder himself. Adams and Barnes received $12,500 and $30,000, respectively, after the murder.On May 22, 1971, four people were indicted for the murder of <mask>. Nefeld pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder and testified against the other defendants in exchange for the dropping of murder charges. He was sentenced to prison. The three men went on trial for murder on April 4, 1973. F. Lee Bailey is a renowned attorney. Barnes and <mask> denied everything. The defendants were found guilty of the lesser charge of conspiracy to commit murder.Barnes was found guilty of murder, and the others were found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder. Barnes was sentenced to between 25 and 35 years in prison for his role in a conspiracy to murder. The widow of a man who died sued the man for $7 million in damages. She was awarded $1 million in 1973. The matter was settled in 1980 with an offer of $250,000 from <mask>. The Vienna Correctional Center is in southern Illinois. The prisoner's cellmate said that he was allowed to keep his horses at the prison's stable and to go to a nearby town to buy whiskey.Frank transported prostitutes from Chicago to the prison to have sex with <mask>. After serving six years, she was paroled on May 23, 1979. In 1980, a trial was held after he was accused of starting a fire in a stable where men had 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 Thirty-three horses were killed in the fire. On July 2, 1966, a little more than a year after the murder of Cheryl Rude, Ann Miller, Patricia Blaugh, and Renee Bruhl vanished from Indiana Dunes State Park, there were other crimes and suspicions. They got into a blue and white speedboat. They frequented the Tri Color Stable.They are thought to have been killed because of their information about the Cheryl Rude murder. The blue and white speedboat that was owned by the employee was often taken to the Indiana dunes. The boat was destroyed by fire when investigators asked about it. The Cook County Sheriff's Office deputy was killed in the line of duty in 1967. A forty-one caliber revolver was used in the murder. Probst told his colleagues that he was pursuing something big after investigating horse rackets. She died of leukemia at the age of 80.The Our Day Farm is still run by the <mask> family. The first alternate for the U.S. show jumping team at the 2012 Summer Olympics was <mask>. There are more references to the Disappearance of Helen Brach Horse murders scandal.

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Silas Jayne
Frank Jayne
Silas
Silas
Silas
Jayne
George Jayne
Silas
Silas
Silas
Silas
George Jayne
George Jayne
Silas
George Jayne
Silas
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George Jayne
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Charlie Jayne


title: Paul Steinhardt

texts: The principal research of <mask> is in cosmology and Condensed matter physics. He is on the faculty of both the Departments of Physics and Astrophysical Sciences at Princeton University, where he is the Albert Einstein Professor in Science. <mask> developed new theories of the origin, evolution and future of the universe. He co-discovered the first natural quasicrystal in a museum sample and is well known for his exploration of a new form of matter, known as quasicrystals, which were thought to exist only as man-made materials. He led a separate team that recovered more examples of natural quasicrystals from the wilds of the Kamchatka Peninsula in far eastern Russia. He wrote two books on these topics. The early struggles in challenging the widely accepted big bang theory and the subsequent development of the bouncing or cyclic theories of the universe are described in the book.The story of quasicrystals from his invention of the concept with his then-student to his expedition to far eastern Russia to recover meteorite fragments containing natural quasicrystal grains formed billions of years ago is told in The Second Kind of Impossible. <mask> is the second oldest of four children. He attended Coral Gables Senior High School in Miami, Florida, while attending classes at a local university. <mask> received his degrees in physics from Caltech and Harvard in the 70's. He was a Junior Fellow in the Harvard Society of Fellows from 1978 to 1981 and rose from junior faculty to Mary AM Wood Professor at the University of Pennsylvania between 1981 and 1998. He was the Director of the Center for Theoretical Science from 2007 to 2019. <mask> co-authored seminal papers that helped to lay the foundations of inflationary cosmology.The first inflationary models that could speed up the expansion of the universe and explain the observed smoothness and flatness of the universe were constructed in 1982. The prototype for most subsequent inflationary models was set by the Albrecht-Steinhardt paper, which was the first to note the effect of Hubble friction in sustaining inflation for a sufficiently long period. James Bardeen, <mask> and Michael S. Turner were the first to introduce a reliable, relativistically gauge invariant method to compute how quantum fluctuations during inflation might naturally generate a nearly scale-invariant spectrum of density fluctuations. The density fluctuations are caused by seeds. Several groups obtained similar conclusions using less rigorous methods. <mask> presented the first example of eternal inflation. The break-up of space into an infinite number of patches leads to a multiverse, instead of the single smooth and flat universe that was originally proposed.<mask> was concerned that the multiverse destroyed the power of the theory he helped create. <mask> argued that the inflationary theory leads to a multiverse that allows for every possible outcome. The origin of the waves on the microwave background can be traced back to 1993. The first calculations of the complete imprint of gravitational waves on the B-mode temperature maps and on the polarization of the microwave background radiation were performed in 1993. <mask>'s contributions to the inflationary theory were recognized in 2002 when he shared the Dirac Prize with Alan Guth of M.I.T. They were both from the same place, and they were both from the same place, and they were both from the same place, and they were both from the same place, and they were both from the same place, and they were both from the same place, and they were both from The inflationary model was found to be less likely to explain our universe than previously thought by Anna Ijjas, Abraham Loeb and <mask> in a pair of papers.It is less likely that a universe will match the observations after a period of inflation, according to their analysis. The result was dubbed the "unlikeliness problem" by <mask> and his team because satellite data ruled out what had been historically accepted as the simplest inflationary models. The unlikeness problem was strengthened by a subsequent round of measurements. Inflation may be incompatible with string theory because inflationary models generally violate constraints. Motivated by the failures of inflationary theory, <mask> developed a new class of models that replace the big bang with a bounce. A smooth transition from a previous period of contraction to the current period of expansion is envisioned by the new theory. A natural extension of these ideas is a neverending universe in which epochs of bounce, expansion, and contraction repeat at regular intervals.The first examples of these models, referred to as "ekpyrotic," were presented in 2001. The first model was based on a speculative idea that the universe has extra-dimensions that are derived from a basic object in string theory. The bounce was related to the collision and rebound of the branes. The bounce is a violent event that depends on quantum gravity effects that are not yet established. The ekpyrotic idea was incorporated into a bolder proposal by <mask> and Turok in 2002. The new model, developed by Anna Ijjas and <mask>, does not require extra dimensions or string theory, and ordinary fields with potential evolving energy in space-time, similar to inflationary models, can be used. The bounce can be fully computed because it occurs before quantum gravity effects become important.Theories based on the big bang don't have a problem. In the cyclic version of these models, space grows from bounce to bounce every 100 billion years or so. The matter and radiation are created after each bounce. An observer cannot see far enough to know that there is more space because the temperature, density, number of stars and galaxies are on average the same from one cycle to the next. The fact that the universe expands from cycle to cycle means that the entropy produced in earlier cycles is not as important as it used to be. The growth from cycle to cycle is one of the features that distinguishes the new models from the earlier ones. Cyclic models have advantages over inflationary models.They don't produce a multiverse because they don't include inflation. Unlike inflation, cyclic models produce a single universe that all have the same predicted properties. There must be dark energy. Slow contraction is what is responsible for smoothing and flattening the universe because of the decay of dark energy to other forms of energy. One prediction of the models is that, unlike inflation, no detectable waves are generated during the smoothing and flattening process. The only source of waves on the wavelength scales that can be detected is secondary waves that are too weak to be found in current detectors but can be produced long after the bounce. The current expansion of the acceleration must eventually stop and the vacuum must decay in order to start the next cycle.The specific fields that cause the contraction are what other predictions depend on. The cosmological constant is small and positive in 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- The constant might begin large, as expected, but then slowly decay over the course of many cycles to a tiny value. Adding support for the model may be provided by the discovery of the Higgs field. The current vacuum may decay in the future according to calculations made by <mask>, Turok and Itzhak Bars. The decay of the current vacuum is required by the model in order to end the current phase of expansion, contract, bounce and a new era of expansion. The field that drives the cycles of expansion and contraction is a viable candidate for the Higgs field.<mask> has made significant contributions researching the "dark side" of the universe: dark energy, the cosmological constant problem and dark matter. <mask> and Ostriker used a concordance of observations to show that a non-zero dark energy component is needed to cause the expansion of the universe to accelerate. supernova observations in 1998 confirmed this. He introduced the concept of quintessence, a form of dark energy that varies with time. quintessence was first proposed by <mask>'s team as an alternative to the cosmological constant, which is constant and static. It has an energy density and pressure that change over time. According to the paper on swampland, quintessence is the only option for dark energy in string theory and consistent quantum gravity.David Spergel and <mask> first introduced the concept of SIDM to explain anomalies in cold dark models based on assuming dark matter consists of weakly interacting massive particles. <mask> and Dov Levine first introduced the theoretical concept of quasicrystals in a patent disclosure. The complete theory was published in a paper called "Quasicrystals: A New Class of Ordered Structures". The theory proposed the existence of a new phase of solid matter that is similar to Penrose tilings. The new phase of matter was called a "quasicrystal" by <mask> and Levine. The periodic ordering characteristic of conventional crystals was not present in the atomic structure. The new theory proved that quasicrystals could violate all of the previously accepted mathematical theorems about the symmetry of matter.It is possible for quasicrystals to have axes of five-fold symmetry and three-dimensional icosahedral symmetry. <mask> and Levine, Dan Shechtman, Ilan Blech, Denis Gratias and John Cahn at the National Bureau of Standards were focused on an experimental discovery they could not explain. It was an unusual alloy of aluminum and manganese with spots arranged with icosahedral symmetry that did not fit any known crystal structure. The results of the alloy were published in November 1984 after more convincing data had been obtained. <mask> and Levine were shown a preprint of the Shechtman team's paper and immediately recognized that it was experimental proof of their quasicrystal theory. The proposal that it could explain the forbidden structure of the new alloy was published in December 1984. The new alloy was found to be problematic.It was unstable and there were multiple explanations, including one about crystal twinning proposed by Linus <mask>, that were debated for the next few years. The first stable icosahedral quasicrystal was synthesised in 1987 by An-Pang Tsai and his group at Tohoku University. It had sharp spots arranged in a way that was in line with Steinhardt and Levine's quasicrystal theory. The Steinhardt-Levine theory gained wide acceptance after the theoretical debate was over. <mask> assembled a team to search for the first natural quasicrystal. A group of people, composed of Peter Lu, Ken Deffeyes, and Nan Yao, came up with a mathematical method to search through an international database of powder diffraction patterns. The search yielded no results for the first eight years.A scientist from Italy joined the team in 2007. Bindi found a specimen in his museum's storage room. The tiny specimen, a few millimeters across, had been packed away in a box labeled "khatyrkite," which is an ordinary crystal composed of copper and aluminum. The material was examined and the signature pattern of an icosahedralcrystal was identified. This is the first natural quasicrystal. The quasicrystal was accepted as a new mineral by the International Mineralogical Association. The material had the same atomic composition as the first quasicrystal synthesized by An-Pang Tsai and his group in 1987.Two years after identifying the museum sample, <mask> organized an international team of experts and led them on an expedition to its source, the remote Listventovyi stream in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug in the northern half of the Kamchatka Peninsula in far eastern Russia. The original samples of khatyrkite crystal were found by Bindi and Valery Kryachko in 1979. <mask>'s son, <mask>, was one of the members of the team. Eight different grains containing icosahedrite were identified after digging and paning a ton and a half of clay along the banks of the Listvenitovyi stream. <mask>'s team proved that both the sample found in the Florence museum and the samples recovered from the field in Chukotka came from a meteorite formed 4.5 billion years ago. Other minerals were found in the Chukotka samples. One of the minerals was found to be a phase of aluminum, nickel and iron.In <mask>'s honor, it was named "steinhardtite" after a second type of natural quasicrystal was discovered in a different grain of the same meteorite. A mixture of aluminum, nickel and iron was found to have a decagonal symmetry, which is a regularly stacking of atomic layers which each have 10-fold symmetry. The name "decagonite" was accepted by the International Mineralogical Association. Three more minerals were named after <mask>'s colleagues, including "hollisterite," "kryachkoite" and "stolperite." In 2021, <mask> led the team that discovered a novel quasicrystal created by the detonation of the first nuclear device at Alamogordo, New Mexico. The oldest quasicrystal ever discovered was found within a sample of red trinitite. The structure is thought to have been formed by the fusion of desert sand and copper cables during the atomic test blast.The discovery of a unique quasicrystal in trinitite could transform the field of nuclear forensics, leading to a new diagnostic tool which could help law enforcement prevent future terrorist attacks by using quasicrystals. <mask> and his colleagues have made significant contributions to understanding the unique mathematical and physical properties of quasicrystals. The Darb-e Imam Shrine was built from girih tiles and was discovered by Peter J. Lu and <mask>. The way in which early artists created periodic girih patterns was deciphered in 2007. Five centuries before the discovery of Penrose patterns and the Steinhardt-Levine quasicrystal theory, those early designs were shown to have led to the development of a nearly perfect quasi-crystalline pattern. <mask>'s research on quasicrystals expanded into work on designer materials with novel properties. A team of researchers including <mask>, <mask>n, Weining Man and Mischa Megens designed and tested the first photonic quasicrystal.They were the first to show the existence of PBGs. The way in which these materials block light for a finite range of frequencies is similar to the way in which a Semiconductor blocks electrons for a finite range of energies. In 2009, <mask> discovered a new class of materials called hyperuniform disordered solids (HUDS), and showed how they produce band gaps with perfect sphericalness. These materials can be used to control and manipulate light in a wide range of applications. <mask> introduced the idea of "phoamtonics," which refers to materials based on foam-like designs. They showed that there could be bandgaps in network structures created by converting the foam edges to a material for the two most famous foam structures. The meta-material breakthrough by <mask> and his colleagues have commercial applications.The scientists helped create a start-up company called Etaphase, which will apply their discoveries to a wide range of high performance products. The inventions will be used in a variety of applications. <mask>'s research has focused on the structure and properties of glasses and other forms of matter. He was an undergraduate at Caltech when he created the first computer generated continuous random network model. CRNs are the leading model of Semiconductors. The computer model was used to predict structural and electronic properties. <mask> worked with David Nelson and Marco Ronchetti to come up with mathematical expressions for the degree of alignment of interatomic bonds.They showed that the atoms form arrangements with finite-range icosahedral bond orientational order as liquids cool. <mask> was elected as a Fellow in the American Physical Society in 1986 for his contributions to cosmology and the theoretical understanding of quasicrystals. He was named a Guggenheim Fellow in 1994. He was elected to the United States National Academy of Sciences in 1998. <mask> received the P.A.M. Dirac medal in 2002 for his work on the inflationary model of the universe. He shared the award with two other people. <mask> received the Oliver E. Buckley Condensed Matter Prize for his contributions to the theory of quasicrystals.The John Scott Award was given to him in 2012 for his work on quasicrystals. The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard awarded <mask> a fellowship in 2012 for his work in theoretical physics. He received an award from Caltech. steinhardtite, a new mineral from the Khatyrka meteorite, was named in his honor by the International Mineralogical Association. He and Luca Bindi received the Aspen Institute Italia Award for their scientific research and collaboration between Italy and the United States. The United States National Academy of Sciences has faculty from the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard University.

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title: Annalisa

texts: Annalisa Scarrone is an Italian singer-songwriter, Record producer and TV personality. She became famous after finishing second in the tenth edition of the talent show Amici di Maria De Filippi. Annalisa sang the song "Scintille" in the Festival of Sanremo and finished ninth. 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She has sold over 1 million copies of her albums and singles.She collaborated with a number of other artists and wrote songs for them. Quelli del Cern hosted the science divulgation tv program from 2015 to 2019. She studied music and singing at an early age. She was a bartender and musician when she was 13 years old. She graduated from the University of Turin with a degree in physics. <mask> received the critics' prize at the 10th edition of the Italian talent show Amici di Maria De Filippi, where she finished second. Her first album, Nali, reached number 2 in the official Italian album chart and was certified Platinum.Her first single "Diamante lei e luce lui", which reached the ninth position in the official Italian single chart in 2012 was certified gold. This single was the winner of the Italiano 2011. "Giorno per giorno" was her second single. "Senza riserva", from the second album Mentre tutto cambia, was certified Platinum. "Tra due minuti  primavera" was the second single of her second album. "Per una notte o per sempre" was the last single from Mentre tutto cambia. The Italian version of the film Ice Age: Continental Drift featured <mask> singing "Pirati" at the end of the year.She finished ninth with her single "Scintille" at the Sanremo Music Festival. Her third album, Non so ballare, reached the sixth position in the official Italian album chart at the same time. <mask> finished third in the OGAE Song Contest with her second single from the album Non so ballare. She received two nominations for Best Female Artist and Best Video at the World Music Awards. She won the International Song Contest: The Global Sound with "Scintille" in November. "A modo mio amo" is the third single from Non so ballare. Roberto Casalino's song "Tutto sommato" from the second studio album Mentre tutto cambia was featured on the soundtrack of a Dutch film."Tutto sommato" is a single from the album that was released in the Netherlands. The singer was sent for the first time abroad to promote the film and her first album. There are two bonus tracks of the Dutch iTunes album, "Non so ballare" and "Capirai", in the film. On April 1, 2014, she made a guest appearance on Incredibile, the new studio album of Moreno. "Sento solo il presente" is the single that will precede the release of her fourth studio album. The song was released in Italy. It was the seventh position in the Italian single chart.She wrote a song for the competitor of the talent show Amici, Giada Agasucci. She and Marco Ciappelli wrote the lyrics of the song. "Siamo amore" was added to Giada album called Da capo and was released as a single. The single "L'ultimo addio" was released in September. The text of the song was written by <mask> and Marco Ciappelli. The single "Dimenticare" was released on December 9, 2014). The song "Una finestra tra le stelle" was announced as a competitor of Sanremo Music Festival 2015 and finished fourth.Along with the songs "Sento solo il presente" and "L'ultimo addio", "Una finestra tra le stelle" anticipated the release of the fourth album. The official Facebook page of the singer announced the title of the new album on January 23, 2015, and it will be released on February 12. The Teatro Nuovo of Milan and the Auditorium Parco della Musica of Rome will host the first two dates of the tour. On 8 March 2015, "Una finestra tra le stelle" was certified gold for sales over 25,000 and on 8 May 2015, it was certified Platinum for sales over 50,000. Her fourth single, "Vincer", was certified gold on September 7, 2015, for sales over 25,000 in digital. The output in the same month of the fifth single was announced on their official Facebook page. The name of the song, "Splende", was announced with images for clues on 14 September.The single was released in September. She finished eleventh at the Sanremo Music Festival in 2016 with her single "Il diluvio universale". The song predicted that her fifth album, Se avessi un Cuore, would debut at number four on the Italian album chart. The singer's second single, "Se avessi un Cuore", was certified gold by Fimi. The first single of Bye Bye and Nuda was released a month after the singer revealed she was working on a new discographic project. Bye Bye was released on February 16th. The gold certification came after the album peaked at number two on the chart.<mask> finished third at the Sanremo Music Festival with her song "The world before you". The song reached the highest position of the singer in the Italian chart, peaking at number three. "Un domani" and " Bye Bye" were both certified Platinum and sold over 50,000 copies. The single "Vento sulla luna" was released in 2019. "Houseparty" is the second single of her upcoming seventh studio album. In 2020, <mask> collaborated with J-Ax for "Supercalifragili", as the third single from rapper's album Reale, and with Achille Lauro in "Sweet Dreams". The singer's seventh studio album, Nuda, was released in September 2020.At the Sanremo Music Festival, the singer's single "Dieci" was certified Platinum with over 70,000 copies sold. "Movimento lento" was the second single from the re-issue of her seventh studio album. The song was certified double Platinum in Italy.

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title: Richard Page (musician)

texts: <mask> is an American musician who is best known as the lead singer and bassist of 1980s band Mr. Mister. "Kyrie" and "Broken Wings" are two of the band's hits. <mask> has sung in other bands, been a solo artist, written songs for other artists, and worked as a background singer for other artists. <mask> graduated from Central High School. His father was a musical director at a Phoenix church while his mother was the assistant director of the Phoenix Boys Choir. <mask> performed in school musicals during high school. The Beatles and The Beach Boys were some of <mask>'s musical influences.He moved to Hollywood after graduating high school. <mask> and Steve George, a friend from Phoenix, knocked around the LA music scene, eventually working with topflight acts like REO Speedwagon, Andy Gibb, Al Jarreau, and Kenny Loggins. <mask>'s first major band was formed by Steve George and Pages. Mr. Mister was formed by <mask> and George after producing three "Pages" albums. <mask> was on vocals/bass, George was on keyboards, Farris was on guitar, and Mastelotto was on drums. <mask> worked with Mr. Mister. I Wear The Face was the band's first album.The band was getting together and figuring out how they wanted to sound, according to <mask>. <mask> was a member of Mr. Mister and scored two consecutive Hot 100 No. <mask> collaborated with his cousin, John Lang, on the singles "Kyrie" and "Broken Wings". Both songs appeared on Mr. Mister's second album, Welcome to the Real World, which came out in 1985. The albums chart has 1 on it. The group was nominated for a number of awards. "Is It Love" was the band's second hit.There are 8 in the charts. Go On... was Mr. Mister's third album. In an interview, <mask> said that the band tried many new and different sounds and ideas and that it included some of the band's best writing. Pull was the fourth Mr. Mister album and was recorded before the group broke up. The album was released in 2010. "Pull" is the group's most experimental album according to <mask>. Steve George and John Lang wrote many of <mask>'s songs.<mask> has worked as a background singer for other artists and bands, as well as being a solo artist. Barbra Streisand, Dionne Warwick, and Josh Groban are just a few of the popular artists he has written songs for. Shelter Me was <mask>'s first solo album. The singles "The Best Thing" and "My Oxygen" were remakes of previous hits. They embarked on a 32-date U.S. tour in the summer of 2010 and then embarked on a 40-date Europe tour in 2011. In the summer of 2012 and 2013, <mask> toured with the 12th All-Starr Band. <mask> and his wife, Linda, have four children.

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title: Jim Buss

texts: <mask> is a part-owner and former executive vice president of basketball operations for the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA. <mask> owned the Lakers. <mask> was president of the Los Angeles Lazers from 1985 to 1989. He joined the Lakers in 1998 as an assistant general manager after training thoroughbred race horses for nine years. He was promoted to vice president of basketball operations in 2005. His father's controlling ownership of the Lakers passed to his children through a family trust, with each child receiving an equal interest. Buss was the second child of Jo Ann and <mask>.He was raised by his older brother Johnny and sisters Janie and Jeanie. Their parents separated in 1972. Buss was majoring in math at USC before he dropped out. He spent a lot of time at race tracks. Buss attended jockey school when he was 20. Buss' best friend died in a car accident after Buss invested in a small business with him. Buss was left to fade after the death.Buss became president of his father's indoor soccer team after his brother quit. The team's annual losses went from $1 million to $500,000, but they folded in 1989. He received his father's half-dozen thoroughbreds when he became a horse trainer. In 1997 Jerry sold his unprofitable horse racing stock. He invited his son to join the Lakers, a basketball team he acquired in 1979 and built into one of the most lucrative and popular teams in all of sports. Buss joined the Lakers in 1998 as an assistant to Jerry West. <mask> shared his thoughts on scouting in the November 1998 issue of Sports Illustrated.If you grabbed 10 fans out of a bar and asked them to rate prospects, their opinions would be the same as those of the pro scouts. He said he was trying to compliment the Lakers scouts, who faced a challenge with the team usually picking late in the NBA Draft compared to the consensus that he believed existed with lottery picks. Buss learned the basketball business from his father as well as West, who was promoted to general manager in 2000. After the Lakers lost in the 2004 NBA Finals, Buss decided to sign Rudy Tomjanovich to replace Phil Jackson. Tomjanovich was signed to a five-year contract. Tomjanovich quit due to mental and physical exhaustion. He was paid a $10 million settlement by the Lakers, leading to speculation that they terminated his contract.Buss was promoted to vice president of player personnel in 2005. His father had a plan to have Buss handle the basketball decisions for the team while his sister handled the business side of the Lakers. Buss was a key player in the 2005 draft and his father needed to approve the decision to pick Andrew. Buss said he fell in love with Bynum after watching his workout. Jackson was rehired as Lakers coach. The Los Angeles Daily News wrote that Buss was the only family member present at the news conference. Bryant demanded that Bynum be traded, but Buss stuck with him as he struggled with injuries and immaturity.Buss told Brian Shaw and Mike Brown that they needed to get the ball inside. Shaw was passed over for Jackson's replacement but the Lakers assistant was supported by the players. Buss hired Brown without consulting Kobe Bryant. He said it was a mistake to not involve Bryant. Shaw was not bitter that the Lakers went with Brown, but he was disappointed that they did not contact him until three weeks after their decision. Shaw criticized Buss in a radio interview over his treatment during the hiring process. The Lakers let go of nearly two dozen employees with a combined 100 years of experience from the basketball operations staff during the NBA player lockout.The assistant general manager said that great organizations don't treat their personnel like they've done. According to CBSSports.com, the public criticism of the Lakers shows how strongly he feels they were in the wrong. Buss said that they had to do what they had to do. There is no question that it is not fun. The Lockout ended in the winter of 2011. The deal to acquire Chris Paul from the New Orleans Hornets for Pau Gasol and Lamar Odom was blocked by the NBA commissioner. Brown expanded his role.The Lakers traded Andrew Bynum for Dwight Howard the next season. The acquisition of Howard was seen as the beginning of a new dynasty for the Lakers. The Lakers were expected to be a title contender. The dismissal of Brown after five games was the third-fastest coaching change in NBA history. The Lakers decided against re-hiring Jackson and replaced him with Mike D'Antoni. By that time, Jerry was no longer involved in the Lakers' day-to-day affairs, and rarely exercised his veto powers. Buss said his father was involved in every decision in the final months of his life, and he chose D'Antoni.Shaw said he was told by Jerry that his son was in control and that he had to let him make decisions. The 2012–13 season was disappointing, with Buss saying "we didn't get to realize the dream of four Hall of Famers on the same team." Each of <mask>' six children received an equal vote in the Lakers' ownership after he died. As part of Jerry's succession plan, Jeanie assumed his previous title as the Lakers' governor as well as its team representative at NBA Board of Governors meetings. After the season, the Lakers were unable to re-sign Howard, who joined the Houston Rockets while accepting $30 million less than the Lakers offer. If I understood what the basketball decision process was, I would be more comfortable with my business relationship with Buss. In her role as Lakers president, she oversaw the team's basketball operations while working with Buss, who continued to be the Lakers executive VP of basketball operations.Magic Johnson, who was close to Buss' father, believed that Buss needed to put aside his ego and seek assistance to help the Lakers recruit against rival teams for free agent players. Bryant was signed to a two-year extension by Buss even though he was injured. The deal was called one of many terrible Lakers moves by the Los Angeles Times. Buss promised to step down if the Lakers didn't win the Western Conference title in three to four years. She was expecting him to lead the Lakers to the second round of the playoffs by 2016–17, and was holding him to his self-imposed deadline. On February 21, 2017, <mask> was fired as head of basketball operations of the Lakers, though he would continue to be a part owner of the team. Buss lost his position on the Lakers board of directors after he was removed as a Trustee of the Buss family trust.Buss has never joined any on-court public ceremony for the Lakers. While he was an executive with the Lakers, he rarely spoke in public. Buss is portrayed in the Los Angeles media as a slacker with no business savvy. Buss said that he became a stay-at- home guy after 30 years of partying with his dad. I like to work there. Buss discounted Shaw from succeeding Jackson as Lakers head coach in order to distance the team from Jackson. Shaw said during his interview for the position that he had to defend Jackson when Buss spoke negatively of their former coach.Jackson said in a May 2011 interview that there was not a relationship with him and Buss. Buss denied the perception of his relationship with Jackson. I have no problem with Phil. If Jackson was on the Lakers' payroll, Buss said he would be fine. Phil is a part of the organization because of me. <mask> know Phil is a phone call away. He confirmed that he had talked to Jackson about team issues. Jackson didn't see a role on the team unless there was a "seismic shift" in the organization.The Lakers were in good hands, according to Jeanie. The Orange County Register wrote that many fans would love to see Jackson return to the Lakers to replace Buss as the leader of basketball operations and build a championship team. Jackson was discussing a front office position with the New York Knicks when public pressure mounted on the Buss family to hire him. Jackson joined the Knicks as their president of basketball operations because the Lakers did not have a suitable front office role to offer him. Buss and his wife adopted a son, Jager, in 1983. While a social worker was watching the adoption, Buss and his wife lived together for six months. Buss gained sole custody of their son after they divorced.People who lived in 1959 include Los Angeles Lakers executives and University of Southern California alumni.

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title: Shahrir Abdul Samad

texts: <mask> (Jawi:   ; born 22 November 1949) is a Malaysian politician who was the Minister of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs. He is a member of the United Malays National Organisation, the largest political component party in the former ruling Barisan Nasional coalition. He represented the constituency of Johor Bahru in the state of Johor for six non-consecutive terms in the lower house of Parliament of Malaysia. The period from 1978 to the present. The younger brother of <mask> is <mask>, the Member of Parliament for Shah Alam, Selangor. He was the chairman of FELDA from January to May. <mask> was born in Kuantan and attended local primary schools.He attended the Malay College Kuala Kangsar for his secondary education. He obtained an economics degree from the University of Malaya in Statistics and a Master of Business Administration from the International Institute for Management Development in Lausanne, Switzerland. He was the youngest political secretary in the country when he became Musa Hitam's political secretary. He was political secretary to Tun <mask> until 1976. <mask> won the parliamentary seat of Johor Bahru in the 1978 general election. He took up the post of Federal Territory Minister in 1987 after becoming Minister of Welfare, Youth and Sports. He was Prime Minister Tun Hussein Onn's political secretary from 1983 to 1986.The events leading up to the 1988 Malaysian constitutional crisis led to <mask>'s dismissal. <mask> ran for re-election as an independent in 1988, after he resigned from his Parliamentary seat. He returned to UMNO and formed Parti Melayu Semangat 46 (S46). He was dropped as UMNO candidate in the 1990s. He ran for the 11th general election in Johor Bahru on a UMNO ticket and won. He claimed that Tun <mask> Badawi offered him a post in the Cabinet, but he declined due to the large number of qualified MPs. He chaired the Public Accounts Committee in the Dewan Rakyat.He was a link to the Generasi Profesional and an attempt was made to influence the UMNO party. Shahrir resigned as chairman of the Barisan Nasional Backbenchers Club. The Melaka Customs and Excise Department was asked to "close one eye" to an illegal timber shipment by a member of parliament. The leader of the opposition moved a motion to refer the lawmaker to the Dewan Rakyat House Committee of Rights and Privileges. Shahrir shocked the House when he spoke in favor of the motion in order to maintain the integrity of parliamentarians and Parliament. The motion was rejected by the House due to the policy of not supporting motions moved by the opposition. Shahrir walked out of the House and held a press conference in the Parliament lobby, telling reporters that "even though it was an opposition motion, we should support it for its importance to the House."He resigned as the Chairman. The deputy chairman told reporters he would try to convince Shahrir to stay on. Shahrir would be asked to stay on, after an emergency meeting. The Member of Parliament for Jasin, Mohammad Said Yusof, said he was implicated in the matter. He said he only asked for forgiveness because the timber had been found to be illegal. The Minister in the Prime Minister's Department in charge of Parliamentary Affairs said that they don't disagree with Shahrir but they usually reject their motions. He told the press that the House Rights and Privileges Committee could not refer to it on the basis of a newspaper report.The Customs chief would have to make a complaint to the Speaker. Shahrir met with the deputy prime minister and chief whip to submit his resignation. It was not clear if Shahrir would be disciplined for breaking ranks with the party. Shahrir initially insisted that "This is not a party matter," but later told the press that he resigned "as I had violated the party's directive against supporting an opposition motion." Shahrir's resignation was demanded by several backbenchers. There is an "unwritten rule" that makes it mandatory for BN MPs to oppose any opposition motion regardless of merit, according to a statement issued on the behalf of other backbenchers. It was reported that Zaid Ibrahim was leading a campaign to re-elect Shahrir as the chairman.Shahrir's supporters implied that they had the right to decide who led them. Shahrir had procedurally been wrong in supporting the motion, as the matter was beyond the purview of the Committee in question, which exists only to prevent a breach or abuse of Parliamentary privileges. 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There was no mistake based on the political model.The Prime Minister Tun <mask> Badawi issued an official directive stating that MPs could only vote along party lines. The press was told by most of the other backbenchers that they accepted the decision. According to the Minister in the Prime Minister's Department in charge of Parliamentary Affairs, the Whip is only relaxed when it is lifted by the chief or the deputy chief whip. In the absence of the Chief Whip's direction, the general rule is that MPs are to vote according to their conscience. <mask> was appointed Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister after the 12th general election which saw the majority slashed. Shahrir resigned from the Cabinet after losing his bid for a place in the Supreme Council. The Commander of the Order of Loyalty to the Crown of Malaysia was awarded the Grand Knight of the Order of the Territorial Crown."shahrir-umno". The article was published on 29 October 2005. There are external links to the official website. UMNO Bhg Johor Bahru. The Dewan Rakyat Government ministers of Malaysia University of Malaya alumni are Commanders of the Order of Loyalty to the Crown of Malaysia.

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title: Liam O'Gallagher

texts: An early gathering place for Beat writers and poets in the 1950s, <mask>'Gallagher's San Francisco studio became an avant-garde sound artist, painter and teacher. He was involved in the creation of several foundations and centers for human growth. The artist adopted the more traditional rendering of his name after visiting relatives in Ireland. Aldous Huxley encouraged O'Gallagher to pursue a career in the arts, which led to him studying with Hans Hofmann. He was invited by the members of the Ojai Players to paint their sets at the High Valley Theatre in Ojai, California. He was invited to teach art at the Besant Hill School of Happy Valley after befriending a number of remarkable individuals, including the actress Iris Tree. O'Gallagher's views became more concerned with mystical experience and creating social change as a result of meeting the Indian philosopher J. Krishnamurti.In the Chinatown district of San Francisco in the 1950s and 1960s, O' Gallagher and Robert Rheem created abstract expressionist paintings in their studio, where they interacted with a number of artists, writers and philosophers. O'Gallagher was familiar with the Beat Scene in North Beach. Influenced by Aldous Huxley and Gerald Heard, <mask> traveled to Mexico in 1959 where he was given a dose of legal drugs. He returned to San Francisco with an increased interest in mystical experience after having an ecstatic experience on LSD. In 1962, O'Gallagher tried a drug that was later used in a film by Kevin Wallace. Despite his belief that both experiences were positive, O'Gallagher never took any form of recreational drug again. In 1963, O'Gallagher was invited to a retrospective exhibition at the Pasadena Art Museum, as well as a private party that followed, where he met Duchamp along with Andy Warhol.The friendship between Warhol and O'Gallagher continued even after Warhol's death. Warhol and members of the Velvet Underground attended a party thrown by O'Gallagher and Rheem when Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable traveled to San Francisco in 1966. The future of art was concerned with new technologies as opposed to painting according to O'Gallagher. Planet Noise, a book of poetry that utilized the "cut-up" method he'd learned from William Burroughs, was published in a number of international magazines. He was experimenting with alternative printing processes. In 1969 he collaborated with Anna Halprin on Ceremony of Us, which featured African-American dancers from the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles and dancers from the San Francisco Dancers' Workshop, who were mostly white. The Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles hosted the premiere of Ceremony of Us, which resulted in a record by Charles and O'Gallagher.O'Gallagher's The Blue Planet Notebooks was published in 1972 and featured prose, poetry, graphics, and experiments with creating art using computers. "<mask>'Gallagher is a genuine poly artist, whose adventurous imagination has already moved through several media and will probably pioneer a few more," Richard Kostelanetz wrote in the book's introduction. He should be one of the best visual poets ever seen in America. He takes deep walks in all kinds of space, both inside and outside. O'Gallagher wanted to create social change through bringing like-minded people together. He was part of the team that created Feathered Pipe Ranch. Arranging the sale of Bear Creek Lodge, which belonged to Robert's parents, he helped transform it into a center for human growth.In 1973, O'Gallagher and Rheem returned to Ojai, transforming the former High Valley Theater into a home and studio and spending time with their friends. He convinced Rajagopal to make land available for a new venture, which was originally connected with The Human Dimensions Institute, but evolved into the Ojai Foundation when he brought Joan Halifax from New York City to become its Director. The Beatrice Wood Center for the Arts was created following the death of the artist. In Santa Barbara, California, O'Gallagher began a series of smaller canvases that were highly original, yet still concerned with non-objective painting. He created a multi-media work called The 4th World and a set of cards called Point of Departure. After his death, the paintings and intellectual property were given to the Beatrice Wood Center for the Arts, which has featured the work in annual presentations. There were deaths of American sound artists and American male painters.

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title: Eddie Robson

texts: <mask> is a British writer and novelist best known for his sitcom Welcome to Our Village, Please Invade Carefully and his work on Doctor Who spin-offs. He has worked as a journalist for various science fiction magazines and has written books, comics, and short stories. He is married and lives in Lancaster. The material for Look Away Now was the beginning of <mask>'s comedy writing career. His work has appeared on That Mitchell and Webb Sound, Newsjack, recorded for training purposes, and The Headset Set. The pilot episode of Welcome To Our Village, Please Invade was broadcast on the radio. Parkinson and Rhind-Tutt were in the movie.It was called the sitcom success story of 2012 by the Radio Times and went on to become a full series. Doctor Who His Doctor Who work includes the radio plays Phobos, Human Resources and Grand Theft Cosmos, the CD releases Memory Lane, The Condemned, The Raincloud Man and The Eight Truths, and several short stories for Big Finish's Doctor Who anthology, Short Trips. Doctor Who comic strips have been contributed by him. Big Finish's Bernice Summerfield range of products was produced by <mask> between 2007 and 2009, and he has contributed audio plays to the series. He has written audio plays for other Big Finish ranges. Apart from Doctor Who, <mask> has written other comic strips, including 2000 AD, Transformers: Prime, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Captain America: Living Legend. The Doctor Who episode guide Who's Next, as well as books on film noir and the Coen Brothers, have been written by <mask>.He has written three children's books. The Duke's Theatre's Christmas show, Beauty and the Beast, was written by <mask>. His first novel, Tomorrow Never Knows, was published in 2015. His second novel, Hearts of Oak, was published in 2020. Television <mask> is a prolific writer of children's television, with credits including Sarah & Duck, Class Dismissed, and Tish-Tash. The Chinese version of AMC's Humans was produced by Endemol Shine China and Croton Media. The show was broadcasted in China.

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title: Henry Dewar (rugby union)

texts: <mask>Norkey" <mask> was a New Zealand rugby union forward who played for the All Blacks. He was a member of the provincial team that played in New Zealand and defeated the Anglo-Welsh team. He was selected to represent the province after moving to New Zealand in 1910. After coming close to winning the Ranfurly Shield in 1912, a challenge the following year was successful. He played 14 of the 16 games for the All Blacks, including the 51–3 defeat of the All America, after earning selection to the North Island team for the annual Inter-Island match. When the British Empire declared war on Germany on August 5, 1914, <mask> signed up for the New Zealand Expeditionary Force and was part of the expedition to occupy German Samoa. He enlisted in the machine gun section after volunteering again for active service.He left for Egypt in October after being promoted to sergeant. He captained his rugby team in matches against New Zealand and Australia. He was part of the action to capture Chunuk Bair in the Gallipoli Campaign. He was killed in action the next day. Alexander and <mask> were the parents of early life <mask>. He worked as an iron moulder for B. Harkness of Stratford after moving to New Zealand in 1910. <mask> was selected for Wellington province in 1907 after playing for the Melrose Club in Wellington.He was a member of the Wellington team that defeated the Anglo-Welsh. The captains of the teams agreed before the game that there would be no substitution for injury. The "heat and burden of a truly Homeric struggle" was felt by <mask> and Rush. On 15 August, he took part in the Ranfurly Shield challenge, which resulted in a heavy 24–3 defeat for Wellington. It was expected to be a close game, and at the half-time break, it was Auckland who were leading, 5–3. Wellington struggled to maintain the pace in the second half as the forwards imposed themselves on them. <mask> captained the team in 1913 after moving to New Zealand in 1910.He represented the club until the outbreak of the First World War. In 1912, <mask> was in the team that was close to winning the shield. In front of a 12,000-spectator home crowd, Auckland dominated in the first half, scoring six points through a try and a penalty kick. The second half saw Taranaki's forwards take control for long periods, resulting in a converted try, but despite ongoing attacks, the visitors were unable to add to their score and lost by just one point. <mask>'s best season was 1913. He was selected for the North Island in the annual Inter-Island match after being nominated for inclusion the previous year but not selected. The North was defeated 25–0 in the event.The most exciting game in the history of the Ranfurly Shield was played by the Taranaki team. The forwards were the stronger of the two teams in the first half and scored the first points. After an injury reduced the opposition to fourteen men, the visitors' lead changed to a half-time score of 5–3 in their favour. Soon after the break, Taranaki took the lead through a try, and then a second by <mask>, who was continuously "in the thick of it", took them four points ahead. The home side scored two tries of their own to take the lead. After Wellington won the Shield in 1904, the first team to be awarded it was Auckland, who regained it in 1901. In 1913, he played in the side that narrowly lost to the Australians.His form in these games earned him a place with the All Blacks. He played in the 30–5 first test win over Australia at Athletic Park, but was killed in the First World War along with Albert Downing and George Sellars. During the tour of North America, <mask> played in 14 of the 16 games, including the 51–3 victory over the All America team for his second test cap. He was mentioned in the test match for a clever dummy pass to Downing on his right, which drew the defence and allowed him to run in for a try. He did not score a try. The American press didn't pay much attention to the tour. The New-York Tribune reported on the defeat of the USA team.In 1914, <mask> was a part of the defence of the Shield against Wellington, Wanganui, and Manawatu. A number of Taranaki's players, including <mask>, left to join the New Zealand Expeditionary Force within days of this last game. The pack was weakened by <mask>'s absence and only managed to win 6–5 with a last minute try. The loss of the Shield was caused by the absence of this "fine leader of forwards" against Wellington on 10 September. He was described as one of the best forwards in the New Zealand team which visited California in The Sun's obituary. He was an excellent boxer and no mean cricketer. <mask> joined the New Zealand Expeditionary Force on August 15, 1914.He joined the 9th Wellington Mounted Rifles as a machine gunner and was promoted quickly to sergeant. After training, <mask> embarked on the Orari at Wellington on his way to Egypt. The Wellington Mounted Rifles rugby team beat the First Australian Light Horse, the Canterbury Mounted Rifles, and the Auckland Mounted Rifles before <mask>'s unit landed at Anzac Cove on August 8, 1915. The first All Black to be killed in the war was <mask>, who died in the assault on Chunuk Bair 24 hours later. Sergeant <mask> is remembered on the memorial Turkey. His mother, sister and brother wrote these words in memoriam, "Our thoughts always wander to a soldier's honoured grave, Never will we forget the noble sacrifice you made, For our hearts are still united in that same fond love for you, And loving thoughts are cherished of one When we see you in the photo, in the home you died to save, we seem to hear you say, Break not your heart, dear mother, we will meet on that Eternal Day.It is so widely known. External links include births and deaths of international rugby union players and New Zealand military personnel who died in World War I.

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title: Nathaniel Philip Rothschild

texts: <mask> was born in 1971 and is a member of the <mask> family. He is the chairman of Volex. He has a wide range of interests. He is the son of <mask>, the 4th <mask>. <mask> is a Montenegrin citizen. <mask> is the youngest of four children and heir apparent to the <mask> family. <mask> and the 2nd Baronet of Canada. He was educated at Colet Court in the same year as the former Chancellor of the Exchequer and gained an upper second in history. At the same time as Osborne, <mask> was a member of the Bullingdon Club. He graduated from the Institute of Psychiatry with a degree in Addiction Studies. He was elected as a foundation fellow of the college. After graduating, <mask> joined a fund manager and then worked at a corporate finance firm. In 2000 he held a variety of positions and in 2000 he held a 50% stake in the hedge fund.The former chairman of Vivarte is <mask>. He led the group through its successful restructuring and sale to PAI Partners, a French private equity firm in 2004, after being appointed in 2000 following the acquisition of a 32.9% stake in what was widely regarded as the first hostile proxy fight in France. When he stepped down from the RIT board in 2010, he became an alternate director of RIT Capital Partners. He is a substantial shareholder of RIT and a beneficial shareholder of Five Arrows, a Rothschild holding company whose major asset is shares in RIT. <mask> was a member of the Belfer Center's International Council at Harvard. He was a member of the International Advisory Board of the Barrick Gold Corporation. According to The Observer, <mask>'s actual inheritance was hidden in a series of trusts in Switzerland and is thought to be worth £40 billion.<mask> was a cornerstone investor in the initial public offering of the United Company Rusal. He bought Glencore bonds that were convertible into shares upon an IPO. Volex, a Manchester-based electrical cable maker, has a large shareholder in NR Investments. Rothschild has an interest in property developments in Eastern Europe. A Jersey-incorporated investment vehicle founded by <mask> raised over 700 million dollars in an Initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange. James Campbell is a former Anglo American coal and base metals chief. In November 2010, Vallar announced it was buying stakes in two listed Indonesia thermal coal producers for a combination of cash and new Vallar shares, with a view to combining them to create the largest exporter of thermal coal to China, India, and the other.The transaction closed on April 8, 2011 and Vallar was renamed Bumi in the same month. In September of 2012 the company's share price fell due to an investigation of possible financial irregularity in its Indonesian arm. The financial results for 2012 showed a $200 million black hole. The company's former director stole $173 million from it. The company changed its name to Asia Resource Minerals. <mask> sold his 17.2 per cent stake in the company in June 2015, after a series of disagreements with his co-investors. Vallares, a successor vehicle to Vallar, was listed on the London Stock Exchange in June of 2011.The first vehicle was focused on metals and mining, but the new entity would acquire oil and gas assets. The merger between Vallares and Genel Energy was valued at $4.2 billion. He was married to a model in 1994 and divorced in 1997. She died in July. In August of 2016 <mask> married a former model who was featured on page 3 of The Sun in Switzerland. According to the Swiss business magazine Bilanz, <mask> lived in New York before moving to Switzerland in 2000. The racehorse <mask>, winner of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, was bred and owned by <mask>'s mother and is named after him.In October 2008, Peter Mandelson was the subject of a lot of press speculation after it was revealed that he and a Russian tycoon met on a yacht in order to attend a party. After speculation that this might constitute a conflict of interest for Mandelson, <mask> wrote a letter to The Times suggesting that another guest was the Conservative Shadow-Chancellor George Osborne, who <mask> said tried to solicit a donation from the Russian for his party. The son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is linked to <mask>. The Daily Mail accused him of being a "puppet master" in reporting about his foreign trips with Peter Mandelson. The New York Times has a story about the man who may become the richest <mask>. <mask> Victor James <mask>'s entry in Who's Who 1971 births Alumni of Wadham College, Oxford Barrick Gold British business people Eldest sons of British hereditary barons Harvard Kennedy School people Living people People educated at Colet Court

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title: Hildegard Vieregg

texts: <mask> was born in Bad Aibling, Germany, in 1939 and is a museologist and museum professional. She has made contributions to museums, to the International Council of Museums and to the International Committee for Museology. Resistance against the Nazi regime is one of her research interests. She received a teaching degree in 1964 after studying psychology, philosophy, and social science at the Ludwig-Maximillians University. She received a doctor of philosophy degree in museum education and policy in 1990 after returning to the same university. Employment Vieregg has a distinguished career. In 1975, she was promoted to the position of Vice Director of the Centre for Museum Education.She taught courses on Contemporary History and Art at the Bavarian State Academy for Teacher Training and Personal Management in Dillingen from 1978 to 1999. The Federal Ministry for Science and Education, Bonn and the Bavarian State Ministry for Culture and Education had a research program called Community Museums and Preservation of Historical Monuments. She was appointed Professor of Museum Studies at the Barnaul State Pedagogical University. She was responsible for the teacher training in memorial sites, giving workshops in Germany, Czech Republic and Poland, and for special projects on museum history, museology and museum education. She gave international lectures in Argentina and Brazil as well as being a senior lecturer in museology summer schools in the Czech Republic. Since 1983, a field of research has been youth-resistance against National Socialism and Willi Graf as a member of the group White Rose. The planning and research of the international exhibition: "Willi Graf and the White Rose - Student Resistance against National Socialism" was done by Vieregg.She was the scientific adviser of the White Rose Foundation from 1994 to 1997. Museology was always promoted as a science. She looked at the interrelationship between museums, world heritage sites and museums and memorial sites. She has written about museum ethics and world heritage. She is a member of the Editorial Board of the Journal Muzeum, Museum and Regional Studies, as well as of the Vestnik of Altai Pedagogical University, Barnaul, Russia. The International Council of Museums and the International Committee for Museology have held important positions. She was Secretary to the Board from 1998 to 2001 and President from 2001 to 2007.She was involved in the ICOM Working Groups Use of Languages and Committee for Property and Legal Affairs. From 2000 to 2007, she co-ordinated the annual meetings of the organization. She focused on the promotion of international co-operation with the sub-CommitteeICOFOM Latin America. She has continued her active international participation with a subcommittee of the organization, originally called Siberia and South-East Asia. She participated in the International Forum in Abakan, Siberia, organized a multi-disciplinary museology meeting involving Siberia and Germans. Willi Graf's Youth in National Socialism - Individual Letters is one of the major writings. The Resistance to National Socialism: Workers, Christian People, Youth, Academic Elites was published in 1993.Wchst Gras darber? Hochburg des Nationalsozialismus und Zentrum des Widerstands is located in Mnchen. The Center of National Socialism and Center of Resistance is located inMunich. Resistance to National Socialism: Kunst und Widerstand was written by Hinrich Siefken. Museumswissenschaften is a museum. Museum Sciences: An introduction was written by Eine Einfhrung. The person is UTB Fink.Paderborn was born in 2006 There is a Museumswissenschaften in the Studienbuch. Im internationale Betrachtung ist Impulse. The studies to museum sciences were inspiration to an international consideration. Schneider Verlag is a publisher. The year 2007, Baltmannsweiler/Hohengehren. It's called Geschichte des Museums.The History of the Museums: An introduction was written by Eine Einfhrung. There is a book called Fink Verlag. The city of Munich in 2008. "Theodor Haecker - Christian Character in a Totalitarian State" is a title. In: Rdiger. Eigensinn und Bindung. The Intellektuelle is im 20.Jahrhundert. Kevelaer in 2009. S. 115–134. Museologia with Olga Truevtseva. The Russian Federation and Barnaul are in 2010. There is a building on the south side. Approaches to the transition process from oppression to democracy.ICOM International published case studies from memorial and museums. 1 to 17 General notes Willi Graf and Weisse Rose. Glaubenszeugnis ist das NS-Regime. In: Prégardier, Maier, Hans. Vater, wohin geht's du? The edition Mooshausen.A picture of Annweiler 2010. S. 44–54. Willi Grafs Jugend im Nationalsozialismus im Spiegel von Briefen with Jos Schtzler was published in 1984. Museology, Universal Heritage and the Techniques is a field of knowledge. It is called COMPLUTUM. The name of the school is Universitas Complutensis Matritensis. The 26th edition of Vol 26, No.2. pp. Im Museum ist das Verwirklichung ethischer Grundstze. There are aspects to the realization of ethical principles in museums. The Czech Republic is called Muzeum/Praha. The original form of the publications can be found at the ICOM Information Centre in Paris, UNESCO Building, and online at http://network.icom.museum/icofom/publications/nos-publications/L/2. In: ICOM Deutschland.S. 41–42. H.K., Chen, Truevtseva, O.N. The Activities of the Committee of Museology of the Asian-Pacific Countries. The Organization of International Cooperation in the Field of Preservation of Cultural Heritage, in Cultural Heritage in Asian Countries: from Theory to Practice was edited by.N. H. K. Vieregg was associated with Truevtseva. The Altai State Pedagogical University is part of the Pavlodar State Pedagogical Institute.