title: Dean Rusk

texts: of the 1968 election.We are in war because you are the Commander-in-chief. This would have a serious effect on the country. When McNamara advised Johnson to agree to North Vietnam's demand that the United States cease the bombing campaign as the precondition for opening peace talks, <mask> opposed the idea of a "bombing pause" as removing the incentive for peace. By this time, many at the State Department were concerned about <mask>'s drinking on the job and later saying that he was a zombie until he started to drink. When McNamara visited him at Foggy Bottom in the afternoon, he was shocked to see <mask> open his desk and pull out a bottle of Scotch, which he proceeded to drink in its entirety. No one in the State Department leaked their concerns about his drinking to the media, unlike McNamara, who was disliked at the Pentagon. On January 5, 1968, notes by <mask> were delivered to Ambassador of the Soviet Union to the United States Anatoly Dobrynin, pleading support from the US to "avoid recurrence of" claimed bombing of Russian cargo ships in the Haiphong North Vietnam port the day prior.On February 9, Senator William Fulbright inquired about his possible information regarding a US tactical nuclear weapons introduction in South Vietnam. The Johnson administration as a whole was shocked by the surprise of the Tet Offensive. During a news briefing at the height of the Tet Offensive, <mask> who was known for his courteous manner, was asked how the Johnson administration was taken by surprise, causing him to snap in fury: "Whose side are you on?" I am the Secretary of State of the United States. Unless the United States succeeds, none of your papers are worth anything. They are not that big of a deal compared to that question. When there are two thousand stories on the same day about things that are more constructive, I don't know why people have to be probing for things.He admitted to finding signs that public opinion was shifting against the war despite his rage at the media. During a visit to Cherokee County in February 1968, people told <mask> if he couldn't tell them when the war was going to end, they should just chuck it. The fact was that we couldn't tell them. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee was looking into allegations that the Johnson administration had lied about the Gulf of Tonkin incident in 1964. He made his sympathies clear by wearing a necktie decorated with doves and olive branches. The televised hearings were another blow to the prestige of the Johnson administration as it became apparent to the viewers that a number of senators were now opposed to the war or were onlylukewarm in their support. Johnson would consult "appropriate members of Congress" when he promised to give Congress a greater say in the war.When Senator Claiborne Pell asked if the war was worth all the suffering, <mask> charged that he was suffering from "moral myopia" about the endless struggle for freedom. On April 17, during an American Society of Newspaper Editors luncheon meeting, <mask> admitted that the United States has taken "some lumps" but the Johnson administration should keep trying to find a neutral location for the peace talks. On the following day, 10 more sites were added, accusing Hanoi of having a propaganda battle over neutral areas for discussion during a press conference. The proposed bombing of North Vietnam north of the 20 parallel was strongly opposed by the defense secretary who stated it would wreck the peace talks. Johnson had promised no bombing north of 20 paraellel on March 31, 1968. "We will not get a solution in Paris until we prove they can't win in the South", said <mask> to Johnson on 21 May 1968. Johnson briefed the presidential candidates about the state of the war and the peace talks."If the North Vietnamese were not being bombed, they would have no incentive to do anything", said <mask>, who attended the meeting. "Where was the war lost?" Nixon asked. In the editorial rooms of this country. On June 26, <mask> assured Berlin citizens that the United States along with its North Atlantic Treaty partners were determined in securing Berlin's liberty and security. On September 30, <mask> met with the Foreign Minister of Israel Abba Eban in New York City to discuss peace plans from the Middle East. In October 1968, Johnson considered a bombing halt to North Vietnam. On November 1, <mask> said long term allies of the North Vietnam bomb halt should pressure Hanoi to accelerate their involvement in the peace talks in Paris.January 20, 1969 was the last day of Nixon's term. On December 1, 1968, after the end of bombing in North Vietnam, <mask> said that the Soviet Union needed to come forward and do what it could to start peace talks in southeast Asia. On December 22, <mask> appeared on television to confirm the surviving crew members of the intelligence ship, speaking on behalf of the hospitalized President Johnson. The president wanted to put <mask> on the Supreme Court. Johnson pointed out that the constitution did not require legal experience to serve on the Supreme Court and that he would be confirmed easily. James Eastland, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, was a white supremacist and supporter of segregation. He didn't forget or forgive <mask> for allowing his daughter to marry a black man.If he was nominated to the Supreme Court, Eastland wouldn't confirm him. On January 2, 1969 <mask> met with five Jewish American leaders in his office to assure them that the US had not changed its policy in the Middle East of recognizing the sovereignty of Israel. One of the leaders, the American-Israeli Public Affairs committee's Irving Kane, said that <mask> had convinced him. After retiring as Secretary of State on January 20, 1969 he gave a brief valedictory: "Eight years ago, Mrs. <mask> and I came quietly." We would like to leave quietly. Thank you very much. At a farewell dinner hosted by Dobrynin, the longest-serving ambassador in Washington, <mask> told his host: "What's done cannot be undone."After the dinner, <mask> drove away in a car that barely seemed to be working, which Dobrynin considered to be an apt symbolic end to the Johnson administration. After returning to Georgia, <mask> suffered from a long bout of depression and psychosomatic illnesses, visiting doctors with complaints of chest and stomach pains that appeared to have no physical basis. Unable to work, <mask> was supported throughout 1969 by the Rockefeller Foundation who paid him a salary as a distinguished fellow. On July 27, 1969 <mask> said that he would vote for the anti-ballistic missile system if progress was made in the Soviet Union peace talks. The Presidential Medal of Freedom was one of the two awards that <mask> received in the same year. He taught international law at the University of Georgia School of Law after retiring. After 8 years as Secretary of State, <mask> narrowly survived a nervous breakdown.Roy Harris, a university regent who served as the Georgia campaign manager for the presidential campaign of George Wallace in 1968, tried to block <mask>'s appointment because he didn't want the university to be a haven for broken-down politicians. Harris's vote was overruled. The return to teaching in 1970 and the restart of the academic career he had abandoned in 1940 was emotional. He was remembered as a "junior associate seeking tenure" by the other professors. <mask> told his son that he made a new start after being 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 Rusk was a member of the Committee on Present Danger, a group that was opposed to the Soviet Union and distrustful of treaties to control the nuclear arms race. Richard returned to Georgia from Alaska in 1984 to reconcile with his father, who had opposed the Vietnam War.As part of the reconciliation process, <mask>, who had gone blind by this point, agreed to dictate his memoirs to his son, who recorded what he said and wrote it down into a book. In a review of his memoir As I Saw It, the American historian Warren Cohen noted that little of the acrimony of <mask>'s relations with McNamara, Bundy and Fulbright appeared, but that <mask> was unremittingly hostile in his picture of Kennedy's closest adviser. In As I Saw It, <mask> expressed anger at the media's coverage of the Vietnam War, accusing anti-war journalists of faking stories and images that portrayed the war in an unflattering light. The New York Times and The Washington Post only wrote what their editors told them to write if there were true freedom of the press, according to <mask>. During his time as Secretary of State, he "seriously doubted" that the Soviet Union would ever invade Western Europe because he didn't see any evidence of it. Cohen noted that <mask> was more protective towards Johnson than he was towards Kennedy, and that he got on better with Johnson than he ever did with Kennedy. The historian George C. Herring wrote that the book was mostly dull and uninformative when it came to <mask>'s time as Secretary of State, telling little that historians did not already know.On December 20, 1994, <mask> died of heart failure in Athens, Georgia, at the age of 85. He and his wife are buried in Athens. The first women's eating house at Davidson College was named after him. The <mask> International Studies Program at Davidson College is named after him. <mask> Middle School is located in Canton, Georgia, and <mask> Hall is on the campus of the University of Georgia. The consensus of historians is that <mask> was a very intelligent man, but very shy and so deeply immersed in details and the complexity of each case that he was reluctant to make a decision and unable to clearly explain to the media what the government's policies were. Jonathan Coleman was involved in the Berlin Crisis, the Cuban Missile Crisis, NATO, and the Vietnam War.Historians agree that President Johnson relied heavily on the advice of Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and national security adviser McGeorge Bundy to prevent a communist takeover of all of Vietnam. Johnson rejected Dissenting views. Rich wrote about his father's time as Secretary of State, "How could the decision making have gone any differently with this reticent, reserved, self-contained, emotionally bound-up father of mine from rural Georgia?" He was ill-prepared for the wrenching, introspective, soul- shattering journey that a true reappraisal of Vietnam policy would have involved because of his taciturn qualities. Although trained for high office, he was unprepared for such a journey, for admitting that thousands of American lives, and hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese, might have been lost in vain. He is a man without pretense, a decent individual, and a man of stern countenance and unbending principles. He is a man who wants to keep his identity a secret.The Secretary of State drank Scotch to loosen his tongue for press conferences. He has a dry wit and is usually laconic. He had reservations about the Bay of Pigs operation but was able to defend it as though he had planned it. Smith Simpson states that here was a man who had much going for him but failed in crucial respects. A decent, intelligent, well-educated man of broad experience in world affairs who, early in life, evidenced qualities of leadership, seemed diffidently to hold back rather than to lead as secretary of state, seeming to behave like a sleeve-plucked follower of presidents. There have been media appearances about the Cuban Missile Crisis. The Idea Channel was produced by the Free to Choose Network.<mask>, McGeorge, Richard, Neustadt, Martin, and Wilson were in Atlanta, Georgia. The Missiles of October dramatized the Cuban Missile Crisis of October, 1962, and was portrayed by Larry Gates. The Cuban Missile Crisis Thirteen Days (2000) was a theatrical film directed by Roger Donaldson and starred Henry Strozier as Secretary <mask>. "U.S. Foreign Policy: A Discussion with Former Secretaries of State <mask>, William P. Rogers, Cyrus R. Vance, and Alexander M. Haig, Jr." There are International Studies Notes. No. 11, No. The Secretaries of State was a special edition.Thepp. Further reading Cohen, Warren I<mask> <mask> was born in 1980. The person is Jonathan Colman. The 'Bowl of Jelly' is a book about the US Department of State during the Kennedy and Johnson Years. The Journal of Diplomacy from The Hague. "'I Like Your Guts, and I don't have many People around here with Guts' The Relationship Between President John F. Kennedy and Secretary of State <mask> <mask> and its Impact on American Foreign Policy' was written by Joseph F.The New England Journal of History is an anthology of history. The issue was pp 129-158. They were Henry, John B., and William Espinosa. <mask> had a tragedy. Foreign Policy 8 was published in 1972 TheDiplomats, 1939- 1979 is a book written by F. L. "<mask> and the Diplomacy of Principle". pp.Christian, online nuenlist. <mask> was the quiet man. The Journal of Transatlantic Studies was published in 2008. Thomas J. Schoenbaum. <mask> in the Truman, Kennedy, and Johnson Years is a book about peace and war. The Office, the First 100 days, and Red China were written by <mask> to John Foster Dulles. Diplomatic History 7.1 was published in 1983.Ronald J. Stupak. <mask> had an analysis of his views on international relations. Australian Outlook 25.1 was published in 1971. Defending the American Mission Abroad was written by Thomas W<mask> <mask>. <mask> and Ernest K. Lindley are online primary sources. The Speeches and Statements of Secretary of State <mask> were Winds of Freedom-Selections. <mask> was told to Richard."A conversation with <mask>, former U.S. Secretary of State, part of the American Diplomacy and The Lessons of Crisis: Vietnam and the Cold War collections online at Duke University." The Healey Library is owned by the University of Massachusetts Boston. Georgia has military personnel from the U.S. state, as well as Democrats and lawyers from the U.S.

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title: Yaakov Litzman

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texts: There is an Israeli politician and former government minister. He is part of the United Torah Judaism alliance and is a follower of the Ger Hasidic dynasty. He was the Minister of Health and the Minister of Housing and Construction. The child of Polish Holocaust survivors was born on September 2, 1948 in a camp in Germany. The family moved to the East New York section of Brooklyn when he was two years old. He moved to Israel at the age of 17 and continued his Torah studies. He has five children and lives in Jerusalem."I envy the low profile the Haredi community in the United States has been able to retain by staying out of politics", he was quoted as saying. In Israel, the media attention makes for misrepresentation and misunderstanding of the Haredi community. His first job was as principal of a girls' school. He became active in politics under the guidance of Rabbi Simcha Binem Alter. Over time, he became known as the rebbe's right-hand man, a role he continues to hold under the Gerrer Rebbe, Rabbi <mask> Arye Alter. In 1999, the rebbe asked the man to join the United Torah Judaism list for the Knesset elections. He became Chairman of the Finance Committee after being elected.He was re-elected as the Chair of the Finance Committee after leading the UTJ list for the 2003 elections. He serves as the leader of the UTJ in the Knesset and consults the Gerrer Rebbe on a daily basis. After being re-elected for a fourth time in 2006 and retaining his chairmanship of the Finance Committee, and after UTJ joined the new government, he was appointed deputy minister of health despite having no medical training or expertise. UTJ were excluded from the coalition government after they were re-elected. He was re-appointed as the deputy minister of health. The Israel Medical Association criticized the appointment of the first non-physician to serve as general-director of the Ministry of Health. On August 27, 2015, the Minister of Health was appointed after a court challenge by Yesh Atid.From 1999 to 2001 he was the deputy chairman of the Knesset Labor and Welfare Committee. The chairman of the Knesset Finance Committee, a position he held until 2003 and again from 2005 to 2007, was appointed as part of the coalition agreement with the Sharon government. In protest of railroad repair work happening on the Sabbath, he resigned as health minister and became deputy health minister, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holding the office. When Netanyahu was forced to resign the health office, among others, due to the pending prosecution of three criminal cases against him, on 29 December 2019, despite a recommendation by Israeli police to criminally prosecute Litzman in two separate cases, he was again appointed health minister. The move prompted backlash, including an open letter to Netanyahu from Jeremy Leibler, president of the Zionist Federation of Australia. The minister of health for the coronaviruses was criticized for an "unprofessional handling" of the crisis. From the start of the crisis, major outbreaks appeared in ultra-Orthodox communities due to his extremely laissez faire attitude towards health guidelines."I am sure that the messiah will come by Passover and save us the same way God saved us during the exodus, and we were freed," he said. The messiah will save us all. Many heads of hospital departments and senior doctors, as well as medical officials, penned an open letter to the Prime Minister and Blue and White leader in March, complaining about years of neglect that left the country's health care system at its lowest point. The Minister of Health and his wife tested positive for COVID-19 on April 2, 2020. He was the first person in the cabinet to get sick. He began working from home after self-quarantining. The Health Ministry maintained that anyone who came into contact with him has been contacted personally, despite the fact that Israel's Shin Bet reviewed his phone after his diagnosis.Top ministers in Israel's government were furious at Litzman for breaking his own ministry's safety rules after he and his wife tested positive for the coronaviruses, with senior officials accusing him of putting his colleagues' lives in danger, while knowingly breaking his own ministry's safety rules. Three days after government guidelines barring such services went into effect, Litzman was seen praying at the home of a fellow Hasidic sect member. After the guidelines had further intensified, he was once again spotted praying at a synagogue just outside of his home. As part of the Thirty-fifth government of Israel, he resigned from the Knesset and was sworn in as Minister of Housing and Construction. On 13 September 2020, the Minister of Housing and Construction resigned in protest over a nationwide coronavirus shutdown that was scheduled to begin on the first night of the High Holiday of Rosh HaShanah. He was re-appointed as Minister of Housing and Construction. During a February 2016 discussion in the Knesset about Israeli health authorities becoming more sensitive towards lesbian, gay, bisexual, and queer people, Litzman compared them to sinners who danced around the Golden Calf.Smoking regulation has been criticized over policies and statements that seemed to serve the interests of the tobacco companies. In his first tenure as deputy health minister, he opposed warning labels and stickers that depict the effects of smoking, despite their role in reducing the habit in other countries. With the help of God, we won't approve of the images of dirty lungs and teeth. Legislation prohibiting tobacco advertising in newspapers was opposed by Litzman in his second tenure. The laws would bankrupt newspapers. It was pointed out that he had a conflict of interest due to his close association with ultra-Orthodox publications that rely on revenue from tobacco ads. Due to the fact that it is published by his party, and that he employs his wife, he had a conflict of interest regarding Hamodia.A bill limiting the marketing of tobacco was finally agreed upon after other Knesset members threatened to vote against it. He only agreed to the legislation on the condition that the ban wouldn't include printed publications, which are the primary form of media for ultra-Orthodox Jews. Malka Leifer is accused of obstruction of justice in the sex abuse scandal. According to Israeli media, he tried to get false evaluations that would make him ineligible to face trial in Australia. The Israeli police recommended on August 6th that Litzman be indicted for fraud and breach of trust, both related to the Leifer case. In May 2021, Attorney General Mandelblit announced that he would indict Litzman for obstruction of justice and breach of trust. United Hatzalah Eli Beer, the president of Israel's United Hatzalah ambulance service, who was hospitalized in serious condition in Miami after contracting the coronaviruses, lambasted his doctor from his hospital bed for sidelining his medics by refusing to allow Hatzalah's 6,000The staff of Hatzalah were argued to be less professional. Israel News - Jerusalem Post "LGBT People Know That They're Sinners"


title: William Cullen Bryant

texts: <mask> was an American romantic poet, journalist, and long-time editor of the New York Evening Post. He started his career as a lawyer but later showed an interest in poetry. He worked as an editor at various newspapers after moving to New York. He became one of the most significant poets in early literary America and has been grouped among the fireside poets for his accessible, popular poetry. <mask> was born on November 3, 1794, in a log cabin near Cummington, Massachusetts, and his home is now marked with a plaque. He was the son of <mask>. Sarah was a doctor and later a state legislator.His mother's genealogy goes back to passengers on the Mayflower. His wife and parents were <mask> and Alice Mullins. The story of the romance between John and Priscilla is the subject of a famous narrative poem. <mask> is the subject of a book called Charity and Sylvia: A Same-Sex Marriage in Early America. "If I were allowed to draw the veil of private life, I would briefly give you the singular, and to me interesting, story of two maiden ladies who dwell in this valley." I would tell you how, in their youthful days, they took each other as companions for life, and how this union, no less sacred to them than the tie of marriage, has remained in constant harmony for more than forty years. Charity and Sylvia Drake are buried together.<mask> and his family moved to a new home when he was two years old. The homestead is now a museum. After just one year at Williams College, he hoped to transfer to Yale, but a talk with his father led to the realization that family finances wouldn't support it. The disappointed poet began to study law in Massachusetts after his father counseled a legal career. He walked seven miles from Cummington to Plainfield every day after he was admitted to the bar. He wrote "To a Waterfowl" after seeing a bird on one of the walks. <mask> had an interest in poetry.Alexander Pope and other Neo-Classic British poets were influenced by his father. "The Embargo", a savage attack on President Thomas Jefferson, reflected Dr. <mask>'s political views. publicity attached to the poet's young age caused the first edition to sell out quickly. <mask>'s translation of classical verse was included in the second expanded edition. Wordsworth regenerated his passion for "the witchery of song" after meeting the Graveyard Poets and writing little poetry. <mask> may have been working on "Thanatopsis" as early as 1812. The editor of the North American Review invited his father to take some pages of verse from his son's desk, and he submitted them along with his own work.The editor of the Review read the poem to the associate editor who exclaimed, "That was never written on this side of the water!" The Greek-derived title Thanatopsis was mistakenly attributed to the father by someone at the North American who joined two of the son's fragments. The son's poems began to appear in the Review after clarification of the author. The New York Public Library dedicates a section of <mask>'s poem, Thanatopsis, at the base of his memorial. The most popular was "To a Waterfowl". <mask>, still trying to build a legal career, was married on January 11, 1821. <mask> spent months working on "The Ages", a panorama in verse of the history of civilization, after receiving an invitation to speak at Harvard University's August graduation."The Ages" led the volume, Poems, which he arranged to publish on the same trip to Cambridge. He changed the poem at the beginning and end of the book. His career as a poet was established when Poems was published in the U.S. and Britain with the assistance of Washington Irving. <mask> depended on his law practice to sustain his family financially, but the strain of dealing with unsophisticated neighbors pushed him to trade his unrewarding profession for New York City and the promise of a literary career. He gained a foothold in New York City's vibrant cultural life thanks to the encouragement of a distinguished and well- connected literary family. The New-York Review and the United States Review merged in the year 1824. Although literary historians have neglected his fiction, <mask>'s stories over the seven-year period from his time with the Review to the publication of Tales of Glauber Spa show a variety of strategies, making him the most inventive of practitioners of the genre during this early stage of its evolution.<mask> accepted part-time work with the New-York Evening Post in the midst of the failing struggle to raise subscriptions because of the ill health of <mask>, who had suffered a stroke. He was editor-in-chief and co-owner of the newspaper that was founded by Alexander Hamilton. The Post became the most respected paper in the city and the major platform for the Democratic Party and the Free Soil and Republican Parties after the election of Andrew Jackson. The Evening- Post became the pillar of a large fortune. <mask> was one of the most liberal voices of the century despite his Federalist beginnings. <mask> was an early supporter of organized labor and advocated the abolition of slavery. He spoke out against the corrupting influence of certain bankers despite their efforts to break down the paper.<mask> was a liberal who was rarely done justice by modern writers. He was an Associate Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. <mask> was one of the key supporters in the Northeast of the same party under Jackson. <mask> joined the Free Soilers and was an ardent supporter of John Frémont when the Free Soil Party became a core of the new Republican Party. In 1860, he introduced Abraham Lincoln to Cooper Union, and that exertion enhanced his standing in party councils. The "Cooper Union speech" lifted Lincoln to the presidency. Lincoln and Hamlin were elected as presidential electors.The very successful Picturesque America was edited by <mask>. The set illustrated scenic places in the United States and Canada. <mask> went from writing his own poetry to a blank verse translation of Homer's works. He worked on The Odyssey from 1871 to 1874. One of the legacies of his father's influence on him was that he was a hymnist for the Unitarian Church. <mask> named the house Cedarmere because of the cedar trees around the pond, on Long Island. He summers at the farmhouse in Cummington every year since he bought it in 1865.He made improvements to the houses. He was known for his attention to trees on his land, and later in life he expressed concerns that the United States would be a bad place to grow agriculture. <mask> died from an accidental fall after participating in a Central Park ceremony to honor Giuseppe Mazzini. He is buried in New York. <mask> was one of the most significant poets in American literary history. The group of poets referred to as the fireside poets include him. They are considered to be among the first American poets whose popularity rivaled that of British poets, both at home and abroad, and so named because their writing was a source of entertainment for families gathered around the fire at home.<mask>'s poetry is described as being of a thoughtful, meditative character and makes but slight appeal to the mass of readers. <mask>'s poem "June" was praised by the author in his essay "The Poetic Principle". The poem has always had a profound effect on me. The intense melancholy which seems to well up, perforce, to the surface of all the poet's cheerful sayings about his grave, we find thrilling us to the soul, while there is the truest poetic elevation in the thrill. A pleasurable sadness is what the impression left is. Mary Mapes Dodge wrote that <mask>'s poems have "vivid and far-reaching good in the world." As you grow older, she predicted, you will admire the noble poems of this great and good man."<mask> stole line for line from the Spanish and the only thing he ever wrote that may be called Poetry is 'atopsis'," said Thomas Chivers, a poet and literary critic. He never did anything but steal, as nothing he ever wrote is original. <mask>'s poetry is tender and graceful, with a love of solitude and the silence of the woods. He was one of the first American poets to throw off his influence because he was brought up to admire Pope. <mask> was interested in geology and science. At different times, Thomas Cole and he were a friend and both considered the "geological structure" of Volterra in Italy. They met in England in 1845.<mask> was an early advocate of American literary nationalism and his own poetry focusing on nature as a metaphor for truth established a central pattern in the American literary tradition. Some people argue that it's time for a reassessment. <mask> wrote a few short stories while trying to build interest in the periodicals he edited. It sees a poet of great technical sophistication who was a progenitor of Walt Whitman. <mask> was a New Yorker for most of his life, even though he was born and raised in New England. He was a leader in the creation of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He was a founding member of New York Medical College.He was close to Thomas Cole and had affinities with the Hudson River School of art. At the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, California, a statue of <mask> was one of the statues of Eminent Americans. Herbert Adams created a bronze of the work by <mask>. Bryant Park is in New York. Bryant Park, located at the intersection of 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue, was renamed in 1884 in honor of <mask>. The <mask> Cullen Bryant Preserve is located next to the Nassau County Museum of Art in the village of Roslyn Harbor, New York. The <mask> Library is located near his Cedarmere Estate in New York.Bryant, a neighborhood in Seattle, Bryant Woods, one of the four original villages in Columbia, Maryland, the Bryant Free Library in Cummington, Massachusetts, and the Bryant House at Williams College are all named after <mask>. There are several schools named after <mask>, including a high school in Long Island City, New York. A rural school in Maine was named after <mask>. <mask> was quoted by Martin Luther King Jr. in his speech "Give Us the Ballot". <mask>: Author of America was written by Charles H. Brown and Frank Gado. State University of New York Press. Symington, Andrew James.There is a biographical sketch with selections from his poems and other writings. New York:Harper and Brothers. The internet archive. <mask>'s edition of the Odyssey was taken from "Tales of Glauber Spa". "Perspectives in American Literature - A Research and Reference Guide - An Ongoing Project" was written by Paul P. Reuben.

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title: Paolo Vitelli (businessman)

texts: On October 4, 1947, <mask> was born. He was a student in the Faculty of Economics and Business when he founded Azimut. He is the president of Azimut Benetti Group. He was elected to the Italian parliament in the Civic Choice List with Monti for Italy. He was an ambassador to Norway. After a four-year course of study, <mask> graduated in 1970 with a degree in economics and business. At the age of 22 and still at university, Azimut <mask> started his business career, using money saved while working student jobs to build and market pleasure boats.After graduating with a degree in economics and business, he took his company to the Genoa International Boat Show, where it was noticed by Amerglass, Europe's most advanced shipyard at the time, which chose Azimut to import its models into Italy. The Azimut Yachts brand was started by <mask>, who built boats under his own brand. One of the world's widest and most comprehensive ranges in the market was to become an industry leader after the creation of a new and extremely modern shipyard in 1988. The Company has grown rapidly to become the world's leading builder of motor yachts over 24 metres in length, while remaining a private business with a great capacity for innovation and technology. The company's growth has been almost entirely organic, with the exception of the 1985 rescue of the Benetti shipyard in Viareggio, an emblem of Italian excellence. In six shipyards, the Group builds motor yachts from 10 to over 100 metres in length, under the Azimut Yachts and Benetti brands. Around 2,000 people are employed in its shipyards, while nearly 5,000 people work in its permanent supply chain.Azimut/Benetti sells most of its production abroad through a global network of dealers in 70 countries, supported by offices in the world's main yachting centers. Marco Valle is the CEO of the Company and he has a daughter. The history of Italian yachting has been written by a series of technological and design innovations introduced on board models. The Ford Model T is the smallest boat for safe cruising on a limited budget, and it was produced by Azimut and Amerglass. The first megayacht over 30 metres in length made entirely of fiberglass was built in 1982. The rules require at least one paying passenger, so Rockefeller climbs on board for the price of one dollar. The boat comes very close to beating the record for the crossing, but in any case enjoys worldwide attention thanks to its technological prowess and avant-garde design; 1991: using a solution borrowed from the car industry, windows are now glue rather than fixed to the frames, making it possible to increaseIt is an unprecedented success, with over 100 units sold; 2000: Azimut|Benetti Group takes over Lusben, with shipyards in Viareggio and Livorno; and 2001: launch of the Atlantis Collection. The year of the Giga Season for Benetti is 2019. Three boats are launched in 100 days. Gabriele Muccino, an award-winning director, was commissioned by Azimut Yachts to make a short film to launch the new Magellano 25 Metri, which is the world's largest hybrid yacht. In the same year, Benetti launches the Oasis 40M, a stunningly designed superyacht featuring the revolutionary Oasis Deck®, with wings that open out to create extra space, according to the Global Order Book 2021, the annual ranking drawn up by the highly reputed UK. The construction of modern tourist ports in Varazze, Viareggio and Livorno in Italy is one of the major industrial projects that <mask> has diversified his business interests with. The title of "Amis de la Vallée d'A" is given to him by creating a small chain of "Hotels de Charme".He was the Honorary Consul of Norway from 1974 to the present day. From 1998 to 2006 he was the president of Ucina, an association of businesses in the Italian yachting industry. He did a lot to boost the industry's development, promoting the introduction of law 172/2003 and the approval of yacht leasing and other measures that have contributed to the sector's success. He was elected to the Italian parliament in the Civic Choice List with Monti for Italy. He was a member of the Transport and Finance Commissions. An economics and business graduate, he founded Azimut SpA in 1969 at the age of 21, to build and market pleasure craft. The company has grown into Europe's leading industrial group in the yachting sector.The company has been able to grow at an annual rate of between 20% and 25%, even in the years of crisis in the industry, because of constant research and a focus on product quality. The best Italian business in 2001 to 2006 in terms of growth, innovation and internationalisation was the Amis de la Vallée. Jorn Madslien wrote "Mega-yacht maker pushes out the boat". The Italian business people were born in 1947.

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title: Hugh Kenner

texts: <mask> was a Canadian literary scholar, critic and professor. He published a lot of literature with emphasis on James Joyce and Samuel Beckett. The Pound Era is considered to be one of the most important works on the topic. On January 7, 1923, <mask> was born in Ontario. His parents taught French and German at the institute. He attributed his interest in literature to his poor hearing when he was a child. Marshall McLuhan, who wrote the introduction to the first book by <mask>, was a student at the University of Toronto.McLuhan introduced <mask> to Pound on June 4, 1948, during Pound's incarceration at St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, DC, where they had driven as a detour. The Rose in the Steel Dust was suggested byPound as the book's title. When Marshall couldn't get me on the phone all the time, I had the advantage of being exposed to him when he was at his most creative. He could be controlling. When McLuhan wrote about the creation of a geographical sense that had never before existed, Kenner sent him a postcard reading "Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres, Yours, <mask>." A PhD in James Joyce, James Joyce: Critique in Progress, was earned by <mask> in 1950. Dublin's Joyce was named after this work, which won the John Addison Porter Prize at Yale.He taught at the University of California, Santa Barbara from 1951 to 1973 and then at the University of Georgia from 1990 to 1999. The profile of Ezra Pound was raised thanks to the efforts of <mask>. The publication of The Poetry of Ezra Pound in 1951 was the beginning of a change in attitude towards Pound on the American literary and educational scenes. The Pound Era was published in 1971 and is considered by many to be <mask>'s masterpiece. Pound's reputation was damaged by his wartime activities, but this work helped restore it. Though best known for his work on literature, he had a wide range of interests. His books include an appreciation of Chuck Jones, an introduction to geodesic math, and a user's guide for the Heathkit H100/Zenith Z-100 computer; in his later years he was a columnist for both Art & Antiques and Byte magazine.A friend of William F. Buckley, Jr., Kenner introduced word processing and a contributor to National Review. Guy Davenport is a noted scholar and fiction writer. His first wife, Mary Waite, died in 1964 and the couple had three daughters and two sons. Mary-Anne Bittner was his second wife and they had a son and daughter. On November 24, 2003 <mask> died at his home in Athens, Georgia. rpt., Columbia University Press, 1987, Gnomon: Essays in Contemporary Literature is a collection of essays. Samuel Beckett: A Critical Study was published in 1961.The Stoic Comedians: Flaubert, Joyce, and Beckett is illustrated by Guy Davenport. A Colder Eye: The Modern Irish Writers was published in 1987. Questioning Minds: The Letters of Guy Davenport and <mask> was written by Edward M. Burns. <mask>: An Inventory of His Papers at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center was written by Edward M. Burns.

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title: Abhijit Banerjee

texts: The Ford Foundation International Professor of Economics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology is an Indian-born naturalized American economist. They shared the prize for their approach to alleviating global poverty. He and Esther Duflo are the sixth married couple to win a prize. The Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab is co-founded by <mask>. He is a member of the Consortium on Financial Systems and Poverty. A research associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research, a research fellow at the Centre for Economic Policy Research, a fellow at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a president of the Bureau for the Research in the Economic Analysis of Development. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217Poor Economics was co-authored by him. Plaksha University is an upcoming science and technology university in India. Good Economics for Hard Times was released in India in October of 2019. He was sent to Delhi's Tihar Jail for 10 days for participating in a protest. He was born to a Bengali father and a Marathi mother. His father was a professor of economics at Presidency College, Calcutta, and his mother was a professor of economics at the Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta. His father received a PhD in economics from the London School of Economics.South Point High School is a renowned educational institution in Calcutta. He got admission to Presidency College, an affiliated college of the University of Calcutta, where he got his degree in economics in 1981. He finished his M.A. later. In 1983 there was an economics degree at the Jawaharlal Nehru University. After students gheraoed the then Vice Chancellor of the university, he was arrested and imprisoned in Tihar Jail. The charges against the students were dropped after he was released on bail. He obtained a PhD from Harvard University in 1988.His thesis was "Essays in Information Economics." The Ford Foundation International Professor of Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is <mask>. His work is related to development economics. Field experiments are an important method to discover causality in economics. He was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He won the social sciences category of the economics prize. He received the inaugural Infosys Prize in the category of social sciences.He was on the jury for the social sciences prize. The Gerald Loeb Award Honorable Mention for Business Book was shared by him and Esther Duflo. The United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon named him to a panel of experts tasked with updating the Millennium Development Goals after 2015. He received the prize from the institute. He gave the annual lecture on redesigning social policy at the Export-Import Bank of India. He was one of three people who won the prize for their work alleviating global poverty. They try to measure the effectiveness of actions in improving people's lives.Similar to clinical trials in medical research, randomized controlled trials are used for this. Many mothers in India did not bring their children for the vaccine drives. An experiment was done in Rajasthan in which a bag of pulse was given to mothers who werevaccinating their children. The immunization rate went up in the region. They found that the learning outcomes of students with special needs improved in schools that had teaching assistants. A lecturer of literature at MIT was married to a personal life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life The couple had a son together and later divorced.Their son died in an accident. They have two children and married in 2015. The two of them were the joint supervisor of Duflo's PhD in economics at MIT in 1999. MIT has a Professor of Poverty Alleviation and Development Economics. Publications books are written by <mask> and Vinayak. There is a short history of poverty. There is a book called Juggernaut Books.The two co- researchers, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer, were awarded the prize for their experimental approach to alleviating global poverty. According to the press release from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, their experimental research methods now dominate development economics. <mask>, Duflo and their co-authors concluded that students did not learn anything from additional days at school. Spending on textbooks didn't seem to boost learning in schools that didn't have many essential inputs. In the city of Vadodara, less than one in five third graders could correctly answer first grade curriculum math test questions in a field test. Efforts to get more children into school must be complemented by reforms to improve school quality according to the authors. The use of Randomised controlled trials was one of the reasons why the field of Development Economics was chosen for the prize.It evoked mixed emotions in India, where his success was celebrated with patriotism while approach and pro-poor focus were seen as a betrayal of India's current government's ideology as well as broader development discourse. He received the Doctor of Letters from the University of Calcutta in January 2020. The National Bureau of Economic Research has links to the CV of the first Indian to receive a prize in the field of economics, Amartya Sen.

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title: Benjamin Hornigold

texts: Captain <mask> was an English pirate who operated at the tail end of the Golden Age of Piracy. Hornigold was born in England in the 17th century and began his pirate career in 1713. He was the captain of the Ranger, one of the most heavily armed ships in the region, by 1717, after he helped to establish the "Republic of Pirates" in Nassau. Edward Teach, also known as "Blackbeard", was appointed as his second-in-command. Hornigold was voted out as captain after his crew grew tired of the tactic of not attacking British ships. In December 1718, Hornigold accepted a King's Pardon for his crimes and became a pirate hunter. He was killed in 1719 when his ship was wrecked on a reef.Hornigold's early life is not recorded, although some people claim he was born in the English county of Norfolk. He might have served at sea on ships from King's Lynn or Great Yarmouth. The first documented acts of piracy took place in the winter of 1714, when he employed periaguas and the sloop Happy Return to menace merchant vessels off the coast of New Providence. The ship was named after Hornigold. In the summer of 1716, he and his supporters were left with a captured sloop. Hornigold had at his command a thirty-gun sloop named the Ranger, which was the most heavily armed ship in the region, and this allowed him to seize other vessels. Edward Teach was Hornigold's second-in-command during this time.Hornigold delegated the captaincy of his previous sloop to Teach when he took command of the Ranger. In the spring of 1717, two pirate captains seized three merchant ships, one carrying 120 barrels of flour bound for Havana, another a Bermudian sloop with a cargo of spirits and the third a Portuguese ship travelling from Madeira with a cargo of white wine. In March 1717, Hornigold attacked an armed merchant vessel sent to the Bahamas to hunt for pirates. Hornigold's fleet had increased to five vessels, with a combined crew of around 350 pirates, after the merchantman escaped by running himself aground on Cat Cay. In April 1717, Hornigold and Captain Napin were reported to have taken several ships off Jamaica, Puerto Bello, and Cuba before being chased away by theHMS Winchelsea. When French pirate Jean Bonadvis tried to force John Howell onto his ship in April 1717, Hornigold accepted him back onto his ship to protect him. They sailed together intermittently after they parted ways with Napin.Hornigold is recorded as having attacked a sloop off the coast of Honduras, but as one of the passengers of the captured vessel recounted, "they did us no further injury than taking most of our hats from us, having got drunk the night before." <mask> and Teach met Major Stede Bonnet and his ship Revenge. After being wounded in battle, Bonnet gave up his command to Teach. Another sloop was added to the fleet in October. Hornigold was careful not to attack British-flagged ships in order to maintain his legal defence that he was a privateer operating against England's enemies in the War of the Spanish Succession. In the summer of 1716 a vote was taken among the combined crews to attack any vessel they chose, because this scrupulous approach was not to the liking of his lieutenants. Paulsgrave Williams was elected quartermaster and replaced Hornigold as captain.The captured sloop was commanded by Teach after Hornigold acquired the Ranger. He continued piracy operations from Nassau until December 1717, when a general pardon for pirates was offered by the King. The Ranger and one of the other sloops were granted a pardon by the governor of Jamaica. Woodes Rogers was the new governor of the Bahamas. The King's Pardon of 1717 and 1718 was issued by King George I. The document granted a pardon to all pirates who surrendered themselves to any colonial governor under the control of the British Empire and were guaranteed a clean slate. The King's Pardon of 1718 was issued in December of 1718 because the word of this did not get out to the West Indies.Pirates were granted a clean slate on their record, but were also offered large sums of money to capture other pirates who were guilty of piracy, murder, and treason against His Majesty. The person who captured the captain would get a reward of £100 and the lieutenant and boatswain would get a reward of £40. Each level of member on a pirate ship had a reward placed on their heads. Rogers commissioned Hornigold to hunt down any and all pirates, including his former lieutenant, Teach. John Auger and Nicholas Woodall, both of whom had accepted the same pardon as Hornigold, later slid back into piracy. Governor Rogers wrote to the Board of Trade in London commending Hornigold's efforts to remedy his reputation as a pirate by hunting his former allies. Governor Rogers commissioned Captain <mask> and a few other of Rogers' most trusted captains to help safeguard and facilitate the trade of valuable wares with the Spanish.<mask>'s ship was wrecked on an unexplored reef after it was caught in a Hurricane somewhere between New Providence and New Spain. The contemporary account A General History of the Pyrates by Captain Charles Johnson states that one of the famous pirates, Captain Hornigold, was cast away upon rocks, a great way from land, and died. The exact location of the reef is not known. Hornigold is in a television show. He is portrayed by a man. Hornigold is a non-player character in a video game. Ed Stoppard is the voice of him.Black Sails has a supporting character named <mask>. Patrick Lyster is the actor portraying him. Sam Callis is portraying <mask> in The Lost Pirate Kingdom. Richard Noland, who had sailed with Hornigold early in his career, was later employed as Hornigold's agent and recruiter on Nassau after Hornigold was voted out as Captain. There are external links to <mask> at The WayofthePirates.com and AgeofPirates.com.

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title: Princess Therese of Bavaria

texts: Princess <mask> was an ethnologist, zoologist, botanist, travel writer and leader in social care. She was the daughter of Luitpold, Prince Regent of Bavaria, and his wife Augusta. The House of Wittelsbach was one of the most powerful royal families in Europe. By the time she was born, the political power of the Bavarian crown had been reduced and the 19th century Wittelsbach kings were mostly remembered for their cultural patronage. She was the only daughter of the Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria and his wife Augusta of Austria and the granddaughter of Ferdinand III of Tuscany. She was related to Maria Theresa through her mother. King Ludwig III, the last Bavarian king, instructed her at home as a child.She shared a keen interest in geography with Arnulf. Theresa had an interest in plants as well as languages. She became proficient in 12 languages, both spoken and written. She was taught in both Greek and Russian. Most of her education was provided by private tutors, although she did attend some public courses. She had an interest in natural sciences and foreign lands. She did physical activities such as swimming, bicycling and mountain walking.Her mother died of Tuberculosis when she was 13 years old. With the help of her aunt, <mask> took over the management of the household. Ludwig II of Bavaria became her cousin that year. A significant contribution to plant and animal geography was made by scientific practice. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Since women weren't allowed to study at universities at the time, she needed to attain tutor status. Theresas father, Prince Regent Luitpold, legalized the admission of women into universities in 1903.In 1871, at the age of 21, she began a series of journeys, first to Italy and Greece, then throughout Europe and North Africa, the Middle East and the Americas. She visited Brazil and North America in the 19th century. In 1898 there was a tour of South America. She studied the history of the land and its people, as well as the local language and literature. She traveled with a group of people who served her, including a lady-in-waiting. She wrote a number of books about the places she visited. Her early works were published under a different name.v. The mouth of the Amazon River was the location of the expedition to Brazil. In the company of a servant, a lady in waiting, and a Kavalier, she traveled 1000 miles upriver to Manaus. They traveled up the Rio Negro. Along the way, he collected plants and animals. She hired a creole guide who spoke 15 native Indian dialects and bargained for ethnographic artifacts. She collected weapons, such as spears, darts with iron tips, wooden arrows, and pottery and utensils.She traveled down the coast to Rio de Janeiro with a large collection of live animals. She visited the Academy of Mines in Ouro Preto after taking a railway trip through the high mountains of the Campos country. During her trip along the Rio Santa Maria, the collection of artifacts was continued. She visited local museums and botanical gardens to study the collections of the National Museum of Brazil. She met with Princess Imperial of Brazil Isabel, who had sponsored scientific expeditions and helped to establish collections that publicised Brazilian gems, minerals, plants, flowers, birds, butterflies and insects. It took her nine years to complete her analysis of the Brazilian collection. Meine Reise in die Brasilianischen Tropen (My Trip to the Brazilian Tropics), an illustrated travel journal of botanical, geological, and zoological information, was published in 1897.In 1892, <mask> became the first woman to be given an honor in the Academy of Sciences and Humanities. She became a member of the society. She was the first woman to receive a doctorate from a university. She was a member of both the Berlin Entomological Society and the State Museum of Ethnology. Lindau was where <mask> died. The Dame of the Order of Queen Maria Luisa was honoured. The Microlophus theresiae is a species of lizard named after her.Thecursion to Tunis is one of the works that has been published. The year 1884. There are impressionists and sketches from Russia. The city of Stuttgart was founded in 1885. On the polar circle, ber den polarkreis. 1889. On Mexican lakes.In 1895. My Trips in the Brazilian Tropics is a book by Meine Reise. Berlin 1897, by Dietrich Remmer. Einiges ber die indianer. In: Vlkerschau, 2 1902. Study Trips to the western part of South America are a thing. There are 2 volumes.Berlin was founded in 1908. The films Wolfgang Voelker is known for are Forscherin, Sammlerin, and Weltreisende. Dokumentarfilm was released in 1997. The international plant names index has a version of Meine "Reise in den brasilianischen Tropen" on it. The Births of Therese-von-Bayern-Stiftung occurred in 1925.

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title: Sterling Morrison

texts: One of the founding members of the rock group the Velvet Underground was an American guitarist, best known for playing electric guitar, occasionally bass guitar, and singing backing vocals. <mask> did not release a solo album or make recordings under his own name. He was an essential part of the group's sound as a guitarist, whose rhythm playing and melodic lead parts provided the foil for Lou Reed's improvised rhythm and lead guitar riffs. <mask> was born on August 29, 1942 in East Meadow, New York. He had five siblings. His parents divorced when he was young. He met the future Velvet Underground drummer through her brother Jim, who attended Division Avenue High School in Levittown, New York.<mask> switched to guitar after his teacher was drafted. <mask> majored in English at the City College of New York. He met Lou Reed while visiting Jim Tucker at Syracuse University. They met again in New York City in 1963. Reed and John Cale were interested in starting a band, so when they met <mask>, he was invited to join. The original line-up of the Velvet Underground consisted of Reed, <mask>, and MacLise, who took the name from MichaelLeigh's sadomasochistic novel of the same name. Reed sang and played guitar, <mask> played guitar, Cale played viola, bass and keyboards, and MacLise was playing bongos, hand drums, tabla, tambourines and the cimbalom.MacLise was replaced by Tucker. <mask> primarily played guitar on the band's first two albums, although when Cale, the band's usual bassist, played viola or keyboards in the studio or on stage, <mask> often filled in on bass. Some of the songs had Reed and <mask> on their guitars, while Cale played the organ and viola with no bass guitar. "I'm Waiting for the Man", "Femme Fatale" and "White Light/White Heat" were some of the songs where Cale played both piano and bass while Reed and <mask> played guitars. <mask> disliked playing the instrument, as evidenced by his performances on "Sunday Morning", "Venus in Furs", "All Tomorrow's Parties" and "Lady Godiva's Operation". According to photographic evidence, <mask> continued to play bass for certain songs after Cale left the group. <mask> frequently sang backing vocals and the lead vocal spot, as well as singing one line in "I'm Sticking With You.""Venus in Furs", from The Velvet Underground's debut album, was <mask>'s personal favorite of all of the band's songs, as he felt that the group had achieved with that one track, to a greater degree than any other, the sound the band had. <mask> completed his undergraduate degree at the City College of New York in 1970, when the band was back in New York City to play an entire summer engagement at Max's Kansas City. He was the lead guitarist in the Velvet Underground after Reed left the band. He began graduate studies at the University of Texas at Austin in 1971 and earned a PhD in medieval literature in 1986. On August 21, 1971, <mask>'s last performance with the band was at Liberty Hall in Houston, Texas. After packing an empty suitcase and accompanying the band to the gate of their departing plane, <mask> told them he was staying in Texas and leaving the band, the last founding member to quit. <mask> began to work on Houston tugboats as a deckhand to supplement his income in the mid-1970s, when he was forced to give up his teaching assistantship and become a master mariner.After leaving the Velvet Underground, <mask>'s musical career was primarily limited to informal sessions for personal enjoyment, though he played in a few bands around Austin, Texas, most notably the Bizarros. <mask>'s tenure in the capital of Texas made him a well-loved and admired member of the local music community as well as an influential voice. During John Cale's renaissance in the late 1970s, <mask> occasionally sat in with his former bandmate on stages. He occasionally recorded or performed with Cale, Reed, and Tucker, who went on to have a solo career. <mask> was in a touring band for most of the late 1980s and early 1990s. The core Velvet Underground line-up of Reed, Cale, <mask> and Tucker reformed in 1992. Reed and Cale vetoed Doug Yule, who replaced Cale in 1968, from being included to fill out the sound.In 1993 the band toured Europe, either as a headline act or supporting U2. <mask>'s playing held up well, and his performances were generally agreed to be top-notch. The European tour turned out to be the last for the Velvet Underground after relationships soured and plans for a US tour and MTV album were scrapped. <mask> was a member of the band for a tour in 1994. <mask>'s health deteriorated so much that he was no longer able to play guitar. He was visited by his former bandmates Reed and Tucker and according to Reed, when he visited <mask> for the last time, he was bedridden, had lost weight and his hair, but never complained about his lymphoma. One day after his 53rd birthday, <mask> died of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.Reed, Cale, and Tucker performed a song dedicated to <mask> at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996. <mask> was remembered at the Austin Music Awards in 2001. John Cale wrote "Some Friends", a song he had composed in <mask>'s memory, with Alejandro Escovedo playing the Galaxie 500 song "Tugboat". Cale and others remembered their fallen friend at a panel at the South by Southwest festival. <mask> was the subject of an oral history in The Austin Chronicle. The story used quotes from Cale, Reed, Tucker, and other <mask> associates. "Tugboat" is a song about <mask>'s post-Velvet Underground career.Dean Wareham was influenced by <mask>. <mask>'s surviving family includes his widow, Martha, his son, Thomas, and his daughter, Mary Anne, all of whom reside in New York. There was no established "lead" or "rhythm" guitar hierarchy in the Velvet Underground during the Cale era. <mask> took the role of lead guitarist from the third album as Reed focused more on his singing and rhythm playing. <mask> and Reed's guitars were essentially duelling guitars that complemented each other, alternating between lead lines and rhythm parts, and with no assigned roles on who was lead or rhythm. <mask>'s guitar style was more percussive and syncopated than Reed's. Reed said his bandmate's guitar playing was similar to his first name.It is involved. Even in the fast-note runs, it has grace and elegance. You could play me a hundred guitars and I could spot him. Doug Yule, who joined the Velvet Underground later, stated that <mask>'s greatest influence as a guitarist was Mickey Baker, a blues and R&B stylist known for "Love Is Strange", a hit single from 1957 as part of Mickey and Sylvia. While Reed was the main writer, there has been some speculation that both <mask> and Cale made more songwriting contributions than is specified in the credits as <mask> later told Victor Bockris, "Lou really did want to have a whole lot of credit for the songs, so on nearly all of the songs It made him happy. He's credited with being the genius of the Underground because he got the rights to all the songs on Loaded.There are a lot of songs I should have co-authored with John Cale. Three Prong was the name of the publishing company because there were three of us involved. Lou is the best writer of the three of us. He wanted more than we did to keep the peace, so he got all the credit. <mask> received co-writing credits for "European Son", "Here She Comes Now", "The Gift", and "Hey Mr. Rain, "Ride into the Sun", "Foggy Notion", "Ferryboat Bill", "I'm Gonna Move Right In", and "Guess I'm Falling in Love" He and Reed co- wrote the title track to Nico's debut solo album.<mask>'s recordings with the Velvet Underground are listed. The full discography of the band can be found in the Velvet Underground article. "All Tomorrow's Parties", "Sunday Morning", "Femme Fatale", "White Light/White Heat", and "Here She Comes Now" are singles.

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title: Hesdy Gerges

texts: <mask> is an Egyptian-Dutch kickboxer and mixed martial artist who fights out of the Vos Gym in Amsterdam. He held the title between 2010 and 2012 <mask> has competed in a number of promotions. <mask> was sentenced to 54 months in prison for drug-trafficking, but didn't have to do any jail time if he didn't commit a crime in Belgium over the next five years. He began training in kickboxing in 2001. He trained at the Chakuriki Gym and was trained by the same man who trained Badr Hari. According to Harinck, <mask> was worse than Badr Hari.He defeated Ruslan Karaev at Ultimate Glory 11: A Decade of Fights in Amsterdam. On May 29, 2010, at It's Showtime 2010 Amsterdam, he won the title after being called for a foul by Badr Hari. Gerges was a fan voted fighter to fight at the K-1 Final 16 in South Korea. Semmy Schilt is the current champion. In the 1st and 3rd round, Schilt <mask> was defeated by a majority decision. He was only two points away from a draw and had battered the legs of Schilt like no other fighter had ever done before he was chosen to fight at the finals. Gerges defeated Fujimoto in a retirement match.<mask> went 2-1 in his performances in 2011. He lost to Rico Verhoeven by a narrow split decision. He lost to Ghi in the second round. He lost his title. He faced Sergei Lascenko at the K-1 World Grand Prix in Tokyo. 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The Final Fight Championship 6 took place in Pore, Croatia on June 14, 2013). He joined Glory in July. He Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet He defeated Ewerton at the Glory 13: Tokyo - Welterweight World Championship Tournament. He defeated Jhonata Diniz in the second round at Glory 15: Istanbul. <mask> won via disqualification when he was attacked by Ben Saddik just seconds into their bout at Qabala Fight Series #1.In June of last year, <mask> announced that he had signed a multi-fight deal with Bellator and that he would compete both as a mixed martial artist and kickboxer. <mask> will return to kickboxing during Enfusion 98. <mask> defeated El Bouchaibi with low kicks. <mask> will fight Rico Verhoeven in the semifinals of the tournament. Rico Verhoeven defeated <mask> by a unanimous decision. <mask> was born in Amsterdam to an Egyptian father and a Dutch mother. He is married to a woman.<mask> <mask> was arrested in Amsterdam on suspicion of being part of a drug deal. His half-brother was arrested in May of 2010 in a warehouse that contained 128 kilo of cocaine. <mask> was out of the picture in the investigation of 2010 but was put back in the picture on February 15, 2011. Weapons and cocaine were not found in Hesdy residence. His trainer told the Dutch Metro News that he had been framed. He wakes up at 7:30am, works out with me at 10:00am, then rests in the afternoon, then does strength and conditioning in the evening. I don't think he would have time for things like this.<mask> <mask> was released from police custody. <mask> was extradited to Belgium at the beginning of May of 2011. <mask> was released again on May 13, 2011. <mask> was sentenced to 54 months in prison for drug-trafficking but didn't have to do any jail time because he wouldn't commit a crime in Belgium for five years. On April 20, it was announced that <mask> failed a drug test. He was reprimanded. Badr Hari, who faced <mask> at the event, failed the drug test and was issued with a 19-month suspension after tests of samples provided indicated a violation of Doping Autoriteit Netherlands rules regarding prohibited substances for competitive athletes.The title is the World Full Contact Association 2009 W.F.C.A. The 2008 W.F.C.A. SuperHeavyweight champion. W.F.C.A. is the European Super-Heavyweight champion. W.F.C.A. is the champion of the Benelux. Rico Verhoeven had a loss in the Glory 77: Rotterdam Semi Final. The decision was unanimous. The Kunlun Fight 26 - Super-Heavyweight Tournament, Semi Finals, and Decision were held in China.The Oktagon presents: It's Showtime 2010 is in Milan, Italy. The Next Generation Warriors are from the Netherlands. Kevin Klinger had a fight night in Neuss, Germany. Jerrel Venetiaan, Tough Is Not Enough, is a decision that was split by three minutes. The decision of the Amsterdam Fightclub wasunanimous on July 5, 2008. 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title: Bob Deuell

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was a former Republican member of the Texas Senate. In 2003 he was elected to represent the ten counties of Senate District 2 in the northeastern part of the state. His term ended in 2015. In the May 27th election, <mask> was narrowly defeated by <mask>, who received 18,230 votes, or 50.4 percent. On March 4, <mask> led a three-candidate field with 23,847 votes. He was placed in the second round with <mask> because he fell short of a majority. The third candidate, Mark Thompson, got the majority of the votes.Deuell attended George Mason University and the Medical College of Virginia. He is a partner in a Texas Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair He is a member of two medical associations. He is a member of the American Board of Family Medicine. Deuell and his wife, Marilyn, live in Hunt County. They have three children. Legislation to help ensure firefighters and other first responders who contract diseases in the line of duty receive the benefits they deserve was passed by the Texas Legislature.The bills dealing with education, transportation, lawsuit reform and family issues were worked on by Deuell. In the Texas Legislature, Senator Deuell was tapped. Jessica's Law is aimed at protecting society's most vulnerable population from child molesters. The bill was signed into law by the governor. Medicaid reform and incentives programs to attract film and television production to Texas were some of the issues Deuell worked to advance. One of Texas Monthly's Best Legislators was Deuell. Legislation was co-authored by Deuell that would require abortion providers to follow the same regulations as ambulatory surgical centers.Critics said the bill was a TRAP law that would ban abortion in Texas. During the 83rd Legislative Session, which was his first as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Economic Development, Deuell worked for passage of several bills to help ensure the Texas economy continues to lead the nation. The Texas Economic Development Act has brought over $60 billion in capital investment, over 6,500 jobs, and almost $600 million in direct payments. In renewing the act, Deuell added strong taxpayer protections such as an annual ongoing audit and monetary penalties for failure to meet job-creation requirements. According to a study by Texans for Innovation, Research and Development Incentives could result in $13 billion in increased economic activity, $4.5 billion in increased wages and income, and 97,000 new permanent jobs. Cindy Burkett is a former legislative aide and deputy regional director for Senator Deuell. Deuell was named "Outstanding Senator" by the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas for his service in the Legislature.The Texas Medical Association named Deuell one of the best doctors in Texas. Deuell was honored by Goodwill for her advocacy in support of Texans with disabilities. Deuell received the American Heart, the first of its kind to be awarded to a member of the Texas Legislature, for exemplary service and outstanding advocacy on behalf of persons with disabilities. The American Heart Association gives the Heart of Honor. In July 2005, Deuell received the Legislative Crimefighter of the Year Award from the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas for his work on behalf of the law enforcement community. While in the Senate, Deuell was the chairman of the Senate Committee on Economic Development, vice-chair of the Health and Human Services and State Affairs committees, and served on the Senate Finance and Natural Resources committees. Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst selected Deuell to serve on the Senate Select Committee on Water Policy.He was a member of the Rural Caucus. The chair of the Senate Republican Caucus was Senator <mask>. Before entering medical school, Deuell was a professional drummer and played with artists such as <mask> and Tina Turner. At the inaugural ball for George W. Bush, he sat in with the band Asleep at the Wheel. While much of his time is taken up by his official duties and his medical practice, Deuell still plays the drums whenever asked for charitable events. He is known as the "Senator for Texas Music" because of legislation he authored such as Senate Resolution 292, which made March 3, 2005 "Bob Wills Day" at the Texas Capitol, and Senate Bill 1100, which would have created the "Texas". The worship band at the non-denominational Aldersgate Church has Deuell playing drums.Senate of Texas - Senator <mask> official website bobdeuell.org official campaign website Project Vote Smart

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title: R. W. Davies

texts: <mask>, better known as R. W<mask>, was a British historian, writer and professor of Soviet Economic Studies. The Centre for Russian and East European Studies (CREES) at the University of Birmingham was chaired by <mask> in 1965, after he was promoted to full professor. He retired from teaching in 1989. <mask> was a co-author of the History of Soviet Russia with E. H. Carr and carried his work forward into the 1930s with seven additional volumes of economic history under the title The Industrialisation of Soviet Russia. <mask> served in the Royal Air Force during World War II. He was stationed in the Middle East from 1945 to 1946. <mask> received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the School of Slavonic and East European Studies at the University of London in 1950.He obtained his PhD in Commerce and Social Science at the University of Birmingham under the supervision of Alexander Baykov. After completing his PhD, <mask> was appointed to a post as an assistant lecturer at the Institute of Soviet Studies at the University of Glasgow. A number of academic titles were held by <mask> at Birmingham. In 1965, <mask> was appointed a professor of Soviet Economic Studies. In 1963, <mask> was named the first director of the Centre for Russian and East European Studies at the University of Birmingham, and he would remain there until 1978. After retiring from active teaching, <mask> was named Senior Fellow and Professor by the university. His contributions to the history of the Soviet Union are recognized by his peers.The papers of <mask> are in the Special Collections department. There is a temporary register of the <mask>' collection. <mask> died at the age of 95. The development of the soviet budgetary system is the subject of a monograph. Cambridge University Press was published in 1958. A lecture on science and the soviet economy was delivered in January 1967. The University of Birmingham was founded in 1967.The first volume of A History of Soviet Russia was published in 1929. In two parts. With E.H. Carr. Macmillan was in London in 1969. There was an economic crisis in the Soviet Union in 1931. The Centre for Russian and East European Studies was founded in 1976. The emergence of the Soviet economic system.The Centre for Russian and East European Studies was founded in 1977. The Soviet Union. Denis J.B. Shaw was co-Editor. The Rival Estimates of Soviet Industrial Production was written by George Allen and Unwin. The Centre for Russian and East European Studies was established in 1978. The Soviet and Western Estimates of Capital Investment and Capital Stock in the USSR. The Centre for Russian and East European Studies was founded in 1982.There was a debate in the Socialist Market. The Centre for Russian and East European Studies was founded in 1982. Edward Hallett Carr died in 1982. The British Academy was in London in 1984. There were materials for a balance of the soviet national economy. Stephen G<mask> is the co-Editor. Cambridge University Press was published in 1985.There is a supplement to the first five-year plan. The Centre for Russian and East European Studies was founded in 1987. The first phase of the soviet history The Centre for Russian and East European Studies was founded in 1987. The history of the Soviet Union. Soviet official statistics on industrial production, capital stock and capital investment were published in 1989. With J.M.Cooper and M.J. Ili. The Centre for Russian and East European Studies was founded in 1991. Continuity and Change in the Economy of the USSR is a book. The editor. The Cornell University Press was published in 1991. The economic transformation of the soviet union. Stephen G<mask> is the co-Editor.Cambridge University Press was published in 1994. The book is called Soviet History in the Yeltsin Era. London: Macmillan in 1997. Khrushchev was the leader of Soviet economic development. Cambridge University Press was published in 1998. The Socialist Offensive: The Collectivisation of Soviet Agriculture was the first volume of The Industrialisation of Soviet Russia. Harvard University Press was published in 1980.Volume 2 of The Industrialisation of Soviet Russia is called The Soviet Collective Farm. Harvard University Press was published in 1980. Volume 3 of The Industrialisation of Soviet Russia is called The Soviet Economy in Turmoil. Harvard University Press was published in 1989. The Industrialisation of Soviet Russia was published in 1931. Macmillan was in Basingstoke in 1996. The Years of Hunger: Soviet Agriculture was published in 1931.With <mask>. The book was written in 2004. The Years of Progress: The Soviet Economy was published in 1936. Stephen G<mask> was with Oleg Khlevniuk. There is a book called Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. The Soviet economy and approach of war were covered in The Industrialisation of Soviet Russia. <mask>. Harrison and Stephen G<mask> were with Oleg Khlevniuk.London: Palgrave Macmillan. The Stalin-Kaganovich correspondence was published in 1931. The co- editor. "Papers of R.W." can be found in New Haven, Yale University Press. The University of Birmingham has a handlist of <mask>. British historians Royal Air Force personnel of World War II wrote about the Soviet Union People from London.

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title: Eduard von Capelle

texts: The German Imperial Navy officer was from Celle. He retired from the navy in 1918. The Fleet Laws that funded the expansion of the High Seas Fleet were written by <mask>. <mask> was promoted to the rank of admiral by the time he retired. During the last three years of World War I, he oversaw the German naval war. On 10 October 1855, in Celle, in what was then the Kingdom of Hanover, a young man named <mask> was born. His father was a factory owner and his mother was a physicist, while his brother was a President of the German Naval Observatory.<mask> was a naval cadet in the Imperial German Navy. He served in various capacities in the fleet. He was the executive officer of the battleship in December 1894. The chief of the administrative department was assigned to the Reichsmarineamt, the Imperial Navy Office. He began to work with now-Admiral <mask>, who had been promoted to become the State Secretary for the Navy. The Flottengesetz, the Fleet Laws, and the supplementary laws were drafted by <mask>. He and other senior members of the naval command worked to break monopolies in the shipbuilding industry in order to keep costs low and stable.Krupp, which held a near monopoly on armor plating and large-caliber guns, was the only firm that was resistant to their efforts. In 1906, <mask> was promoted to the rank of admiral and three years later to the rank of vice admiral. <mask> was elevated to the nobility in 1912 and was able to add "<mask>" to his name. He rose to the rank of admiral in 1913 and was his deputy in 1914. <mask> was the acting state secretary during the July Crisis, which led to World War I. The "blank check" Kaiser Wilhelm II had extended to Austria-Hungary was endorsed by him. Capelle stated that Europe will not tear itself to pieces over Serbia, while many swords will be rattled and much poisonous ink spilled.<mask> requested retirement from the navy in August 1915, but he agreed to remain in the post until 1 November. <mask> became the State Secretary for the Navy in 1916 after his views on the naval war became unpopular. Chancellor Theobald <mask>-Hollweg maneuvered to have Tirpitz relieved of command after he pushed for unrestricted submarine warfare in order to break the stalemate on the Western Front. He was able to bring <mask> out of retirement. <mask>'s position as state secretary was weakened due to the war and the fact that he was against the surface fleet policy. The position of the RMA in the Navy no longer plays a leading role according to the man who would later serve as <mask>'s deputy. Though <mask> was initially opposed to unrestricted submarine warfare, a group of senior officers led by the commander of the High Seas Fleet convinced him to change his mind and allow a return to unrestricted submarine warfare.Germany resumed the U-boat campaign against Britain on February 1. On April 6, 1917, the US Congress voted to go to war with Germany. Even though he agreed to resume the U-boat campaign, <mask> argued in February 1917 that the L 20e  design should not be stopped because it had replaced the battleship as the decisive naval weapon. In order to keep costs down, <mask> announced that the Navy would not build any ships over displacement or with a draft in excess of the maximum dimensions of the existing harbors and dry docks. Dredging on harbors and channels would cost a lot. By February 1918, design work on the new class of battleships had stopped, and Capelle could not do anything about it; by this far into the war, the U-boat arm had absorbed all of the limited production capabilities of the Navy. The Ottoman Empire was Germany's wartime ally and Capelle secured contracts for torpedo boats and U-boats.The naval construction program was used by <mask> to keep skilled workers out of the Army. In the summer of 1917, <mask> banned socialist literature. In a speech to the Reichstag on 9 October 1917, he accused the radical, independent branch of the Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands (SPD–Social Democratic Party) of knowingly supporting these revolutionary actions. This led to the ousting of Chancellor Michaelis, who was replaced by <mask>. Germany's highest military award was awarded to <mask> on January 9, 1918. The senior officers in the naval high command were persuaded by a group of commanders in the High Seas Fleet that they needed to be replaced with more dynamic individuals. <mask>, the Admiralty Chief, and the head of the Naval Cabinet were asked to resign.Shortly before the end of the war, <mask> resigned from the Navy. He was forced out due to his opposition to Scheer, who was promoted to the Chief of Naval Staff. The U-boat campaign against Britain was the subject of testimony by <mask> before the Reichstag War Failures Committee in 1919. <mask> died on February 23, 1931. The Knight's Cross of the Royal House Order of Hohenzollern Iron Cross of 1914 was 1st and 2nd class.

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title: Akwasi Asante

texts: <mask> was born in September of 1992 and is a Dutch footballer. <mask> began his career in England. He made his debut in the second leg against C.D. He made his debut in the Football League in August of 2011. He had spells on loan at two different towns, but his progress was disrupted by injury, and he left after his contract expired. He won the National League North title with Solihull Moors after being without a club while recovering from an injury. After missing a couple of months due to injury, <mask> went on a loan to Solihull Moors, however, he left the team in February of last year.He joined them permanently in January after a short spell on loan at Chester. In June 2020 he joined Gloucester City. <mask> was born in Amsterdam to parents from Africa. He played for Neerlandia, which merged with two other clubs to form Blauw-Wit Amsterdam. He joined HFC Haarlem's youth academy when he was 13 and spent three years there before his family moved to the UK. He played for Wednesbury Sports Union in the Junior Youth League. In July of 2009, he began a two-year scholarship at the Academy.In the 2010–11 season, <mask> was a regular member of the under-18 Academy team and played in the Senior Cup, but the club did not enter a reserve team in a competitive league. He scored five goals as the under-18s beat Spurs 6–0 in October 2010. His first competitive involvement with the first team came a few days later, when he was named as a substitute for the League Cup fourth-round tie against Brentford. In January of 2011, <mask> signed his first professional contract. Injury kept him out for four months, but he was an unused substitute for the last two games of the season. He had a chance to score in the second half of the friendly against Cork City when he appeared to be brought down, but no penalty was awarded. In the absence of injured strikers, <mask> was included in the squad for the August match in Madeira.He was an unused substitute in the first leg and replaced Chris Burke in the 88th minute as the Blues won 3–0 to qualify for the group stage. <mask> moved to Northampton Town of League Two on a one-month loan. He went straight into the starting eleven for their match the following day, away to Shrewsbury Town, and after 22 minutes he collected a cross from Lewis Young and rounded the goalkeeper to set up the opening goal for Saido Berahino. The match ended in a draw. In his second game for the club, he "took advantage of a slip by his marker to carry the ball inside another challenge and smack a right-footed shot inside Barry Roche's near post", his first league goal which proved to be the winner as Northampton beat Morecambe 2–1. He returned to the city at the end of the month after scoring once in three appearances. <mask> in September because Lee Clark wanted a forward with pace on the bench. He tore a hamstring playing for the development squad. The injury took a long time to heal, and <mask> did not return to development squad duty until March. Ahead of the transfer deadline, <mask> joined Shrewsbury Town on loan until the end of the League One season, and made his debut as a late substitute in a 2–2 draw away to Carlisle United. He scored in the 3–2 defeat of Pompey on the last day of the season, his third goal in seven games. There was an option for the club to extend <mask>'s contract for a second year. He was on loan to Shrewsbury for a month before the season started.He made his second debut for the club in the fourth match of the season, a 2–0 win at home to Swindon Town. On August 19th, <mask> was recalled as cover, with two strikers injured and another free to leave the club. His season was disrupted by an injury that prevented him from playing in the next match. He scored four goals in a development squad match in April of last year, leading manager Lee Clark to suggest that he might still have a future at the club, but it was later confirmed that he would leave when his contract expired at the end of the season. While recovering from an injury, <mask> was without a club. He joined Kidderminster Harriers until the end of the season. He made his debut as a second-half substitute as Kidderminster beat Lincoln City with a goal in the last seconds of the game.He was a starter or substitute at the National League North club Solihull Moors. The Solihull Moors secured promotion to the National League for the first time in their history after winning the National League North title. <mask> played in the Senior Cup final for the first time in May 2016 as the Moors beat City 2–1 at St Andrew's. <mask> signed an 18-month contract with the newly promoted League Two club. <mask> missed the last few weeks of the season because of an injury. He went on a loan to regain match fitness. <mask> left Grimsby by mutual consent.Mike Fowler, who was appointed as the new manager of Tamworth on February 9, 2018, suggested that <mask> could help fill the void left by the departure of Reece Styche to National League North rivals Darlington. At the end of the season, he scored 3 goals in 14 league appearances for Tamworth, who were demoted to the Southern League. At the end of November, he joined Chester on a month's loan with a view to a permanent move, as he wasn't a regular starter in the season. <mask> went straight into the starting eleven for the match on 1 December, at home to Darlington, and scored a perfect hat-trick one headed goal, one right-footed and one left-footed to complete a 3–1 win. He signed an 18-month contract with Chester on January 3, 2019, after scoring in each of his next two matches. The fee was a club record. Chester dropped out of the play-off places after sustaining knee damage in the final match of his loan spell.He scored in each of his first two league matches, but was soon out of action with another injury. He played in six matches and scored twice as Chester finished ninth in the table. He hoped that pre-season training would help him play a bigger role in 2019. A groin strain kept him out of the first three matches of the new season, after he missed the first two weeks of pre-season. He came on as a second-half substitute and converted a last-minute penalty to secure a draw away to Kettering Town. He scored ten goals in the four weeks that followed Chester's second place finish in the table. He had 19 goals from 29 matches by the time the season was abandoned.On June 5, 2020, <mask> joined Gloucester City. He scored eight goals in the first nine league matches. James Rowe left Gloucester to manage a National League club. After meeting a clause in the player's contract that allowed him to move to a higher-level club, <mask> became Rowe's first signing. <mask> made his debut for the club that weekend, and scored his side's first goal as they came back from 1–0 down to beat Weymouth. After scoring nine goals in fifteen appearances for the club since joining, <mask> signed a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2024, rewarding the club's decision with his tenth goal the following day in a 3–0 victory over Yeovil Town. He was ruled out for an estimated nine months after rupturing his knee five weeks later.The first hour of the 1–1 draw with FC Halifax Town was played by <mask>. In the third round of the FA Cup, he scored a goal in a 5–1 loss to Chelsea. There are career statistics for the National League North and the Senior Cup. Footballers from Amsterdam are members of the Association football forwards. The players are from Northampton Town F.C. The players are from Shrewsbury Town F.C. The players are from Kidderminster.The players are from the Moors F.C. The players are from Grimsby Town F.C. The players are from Tamworth F.C. The players are Chester F.C. The players are from Gloucester City A.F.C. The players are from Chesterfield F.C. Dutch expatriates in England play football in the National League and the Southern Football League.

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