title: Don Coyhis

texts: <mask> is an alcohol and addiction recovery counselor who designs treatment programs for Native Americans. He is the founder and president of White Bison, Inc., a non-profit organization that helps Native Americans who are affected by substance use disorders. The Wellbriety Movement was started in 1994 by <mask> to reduce substance abuse among Native Americans. <mask> was born and raised on the Stockbridge-Munsee Reservation in Wisconsin. Both of his parents were survivors of American Indian boarding schools, an experience that left them so traumatised that they had difficulty showing affection. The way of life for Coyhis was drinking. After leaving the reservation, <mask> went to work for the Digital Equipment Corporation in Colorado Springs, eventually becoming senior manager.He taught programs on leadership and diversity. AT&T, Lucent Technologies, the U.S. Forest Service, and the Bureau of Land Management were his clients. After struggling with alcoholism for many years, <mask> became sober in 1978. He wondered if he could do more after he joined the group and sponsored several difficult cases. <mask> suspected that other Native Americans felt the same as he felt out of touch with his recovery group. He was invited to go on a five-day fast in the Rampart Range mountains in 1988 by another Indian. He was inspired to help other Native Americans quit drinking after seeing a white bison.He quit his job in 1992 to devote his life to helping others recover from alcoholism, and in 1990 he began doing sobriety workshops in the Idaho prison system. In 1994 he got a small grant to work with Native Americans. He met with people in the community. The metaphor of the Sacred Hoop was used as part of their work. The Sacred Hoop can give four gifts: forgiveness, unity, healing and hope. The first Hoop journey to 35 Native American colleges was made by Coyhis in 1999. He made ten journeys with the Hoop, logging hundreds of thousands of miles each year in an effort to bring the "Wellbriety Movement" to 100 Native communities by the year 2010.Native communities need to demonstrate a commitment to recovery by declaring a collective desire to break entrenched patterns of passivity, hopelessness, and helplessness. A handmade "big drum" is given to a community once significant progress has been achieved. Coyhis recruited people recovering from alcohol dependence to act as "firestarters," leaders of Native American recovery and support groups. Firestarters may choose to lead recovery groups for men, women, Al-Anon (support for friends and relatives of alcoholics), addictions prevention and wellness for Native American boys ages 13 to 17 or for Native American girls ages 8 to 17, support for family healing, or for children of The term "wellbriety" is derived from a Passamaquoddy word that means to be both sober and well. It means going beyond survival to thrive in one's own life and in the community. The laws and values of traditional Native American culture are what it means to live by."We must heal the community and its institutions at the same time an individual works on his or her own healing from alcohol or drugs or other unwell behaviors," said <mask>. The community affects the individual. The point of view of addiction recovery is inseparable from them. Everything must be in the healing process at the same time. Much of the substance use seen among Native Americans is due to trauma, according to <mask>. He believes that returning to the principles, laws, and values of traditional Native culture promotes healing mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually. <mask> cautions that a healthy sociocultural environment makes the healing process less painful and more likely to succeed, but acknowledges that each individual needs to work hard to overcome drug and alcohol dependence.The concept of the "healing forest" is that a sick tree can only recover if the rest of the forest is healthy. This approach emphasizes the role of the community in recovery. After studying the underlying causes of alcoholism, Coyhis decided to expand White Bison's mission to include drug addiction, families and relationships as well as suicide. Coyhis' model, known as the "Medicine Wheel 12-Step," uses a twelve-step program similar to that used by Alcoholics Anonymous, but it also incorporates cultural elements, including a medicine wheel, group drum circles, songs, healing ceremonies, the teachings of elders, and it does not Warrior Down is a program that supports re-entry for Native Americans using a multi-faceted and traditional approach. Through a supportive team of peer support specialists, the program provides resources, programming, recovery support, recidivism prevention, and community referrals for those re-entering the community from treatment or from various forms of incarceration. Both The Red Road to Wellbriety in the Native American Way and Alcohol Problems in Native America: The Untold Story of Resistance and Recovery were published by Coyhis Publishing.The Red Road lays out <mask>' philosophy for a culturally-appropriate treatment paradigm for Native Americans and their families who are affected by substance abuse. Alcohol Problems in Native America examines the history of alcohol and Native Americans, including Native American temperance activists, and analyzes the successes and failures of addiction treatment programs run for and by Native Americans. A monetary award of $100,000 was given to <mask> in 2009. The Wellbriety Training Institute was established to bring Wellbriety programs to all of the 574 federally recognized tribes in the United States. The faculty of the family wellbeing initiative is led by <mask>. Several of his adult children are recovering from alcohol dependence. The Red Road to Wellbriety in the Native American Way is a publication by <mask>.84, No. The Wellbriety Movement Comes of Age: The Fulfillment of Prophecy was written by <mask><mask>.

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title: Wim Hof

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texts: The Iceman is a Dutch motivational speaker and extreme athlete known for his ability to survive freezing temperatures. He holds the Guinness World Records for swimming under ice and longest contact with ice, as well as the barefoot half marathon on ice and snow. He attributes these feats to the Wim Hof Method, a combination of frequent cold exposure, breathing techniques, yoga and meditation. Hof has been the subject of several medical assessments and a book written by an investigative journalist. One of nine children, Hof was born in Sittard, Limburg, Netherlands, in order of birth. Hof has six children, four of them with his first wife Marivelle-Maria, who died by suicide in 1995, and a son born in 2003 to his last girlfriend. He felt a sudden urge to jump into the canal when he was 17 years old.Hof said that his sadness over the loss of his first wife led him to develop techniques to face low-temperature environments. He was rushed to the hospital in 2008 after rupturing his rectum while sitting on a public fountain in Amsterdam. Hof set a Guinness World Record for the farthest swim under ice. The swim at a lake near Pello was filmed for a Dutch television program, and a test run the previous day almost ended in disaster when his eyes started to freeze and he was swimming blind. He was saved by a diver as he began to lose consciousness. A new record was set. Hof set a world record for fastest half marathon on ice and snow with a time of 2 hours, 16 minutes, and 34 seconds.On January 17, 2021, the record was broken by Czech Josef lek, who finished a half marathon in Pelhimov with a time of 1:36:21. Hof set the world record for longest time in direct, full-body contact with ice 16 times, including 1 hour, 42 minutes and 22 seconds on 23 January 2009; 1 hour, 44 minutes in January 2010; and 1 hour 53 minutes and 2 seconds in 2013). Songhao Jin of China surpassed this with a time of 1 hour, 53 minutes and 10 seconds in 2014, and surpassed it with a time of 2 hours, 8 minutes and 47 seconds in 2019. Hof aborted his attempt to climb Mount Everest in 2007, due to a recurring foot injury. After climbing from the base camp, he had to wear boots. In the book What Doesn't Kill Us, it is documented that in 2016 he reached Gilmans point on Kilimanjaro with journalist Scott Carney in 28 hours. The WHM is a regimen created with his son Enahm Hof.It involves cold therapy, breathing and meditation. It is similar to Tibetan Tummo meditation and pranayama, both of which use breathing techniques. There are a lot of claims for the Method's health benefits. Hof's other claims, such as suppression of injected endotoxins, have not been scientifically proven. In a study published in the journal Neuroscience, a combination of fMRI and PET/CT was used to compare <mask> <mask> and his twin brother. The scientists exposed them to the lowest temperature that wouldn't make them shiver. "No significant differences were found between the two subjects, indicating that a lifestyle with frequent exposures to extreme cold does not seem to affect BAT activity and CIT," they concluded.Compared to a maximum of 30% observed in young adults, both had rises of 40% of their metabolism over the resting rate. Their brown fat percentage was high for their age, but not enough to account for all of the increase. Their vigorous breathing increased the activity in their respiratory muscles. The results must be interpreted with caution given the low subject number and the fact that both participants practiced the g-Tummo like breathing technique. A 2012 study of <mask> Hof by a group of researchers in The Netherlands was published in the journal Psychosomatic Medicine. The breathing exercises were suspected of being to blame for the deaths of four practitioners. A man drowned in a pool while attempting the Method.Hof cautions against using his breathing method when in water or driving due to the possibility of black out. Hof's critics say he exaggerates the benefits of his method. He claims on his website that it has reduced symptoms of several diseases, but these claims have not been proven. Hof's scientific vocabulary is galimatias, according to one of the scientists who studied him. He mixes scientific terms as irrefutable evidence with conviction. When practicing the Wim Hof Method with a good dose of common sense and without excessive expectations, it doesn't hurt to try. Unfolding Maps (2020) 1959 births Living people People from Sittard Dutch business people Dutch male long-distance runners Dutch male marathon runners Breathwork practitioners Ice sports

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title: Ruggero Leoncavallo

texts: <mask> was an Italian opera composer and librettist. Despite attempts to escape the shadow of his greatest success, he continued to contribute to the opera industry despite producing many operas and other songs. One of the most popular and frequently performed works in the opera repertory is Pagliacci. The song "Mattinata" is one of his compositions. The son of <mask> was born in Naples. <mask> lived in Montalto Uffugo with his father when he was a child. After returning to Naples, he attended the San Pietro a Majella Conservatory and the University of Bologna, where he studied literature under renowned Italian poet Giosu Carducci.<mask>'s uncle Giuseppe was the director of the press department at the Foreign Ministry in Egypt. <mask> was hired as a piano teacher and pianist by the brother of the new Khedive Tewfik Pasha. After revolts in Alexandria and Cairo, the composer left Egypt and went to France. <mask> found lodging in Montmartre. <mask> employment was secured by an agent located in the Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis. He met Berthe Rambaud, who became his wife in 1895, during this time. <mask> was inspired by the French romantics, particularly Alfred de Musset, and began work on a symphonic poem.The work was finished in Paris in 1886 and made into a movie in April of 1887. With enough money, <mask> and Rambaud would return to Milan to begin their career as opera composers. <mask> spent years teaching and trying to get the production of more than one opera, notably Chatterton. He wasted no time in producing his own work after seeing the success of Pietro Mascagni's Cavalleria rusticana. According to <mask>, the plot of this work was derived from a murder trial in Montalto Uffugo, over which his father had presided. <mask>'s work is the only work in the standard opera repertory that was performed in Milan in 1892. Its most famous aria "Vesti la giubba" or, in the better-known older translation, "On with the motley" was recorded by Enrico Caruso and is said to be the world's first record to sell a million copies.Chatterton and I Medici were both produced in Milan in 1896, but neither of them lasted long. Much of Chatterton was recorded in the early 20th century by the Gramophone Company and later by Marston Records. <mask> is in charge of the performance or at least supervises it. <mask>'s La bohme, which was performed in 1897 in Venice, obtained public confirmation of his talent. It was not as good as the opera of the same name and the same subject that was made in 1896. <mask>'s arias are sometimes performed in Italy. The operas by <mask> were in the 1900s.In 1906 the composer brought singers and musicians from La Scala to perform in New York as well as an extensive tour of the United States. The tour was a success. He had a long run at the Hippodrome Theatre in 1912 for his film, Zingari. The United States was also reached by zingari. <mask> appeared to have tried for one last serious effort with after a series of operettas. It had been assumed that <mask> had finished the work but had died before he could finish it. Konrad Dryden's biography of <mask> revealed that <mask> may not have written the work at all.The Edipo re was not written by <mask>. His widow paid another composer to create an opera using the music of Berlin. There was no reference to the opera in <mask>'s correspondence or in the handwritten score. <mask>'s earlier music may have been used to fill in the gaps in Pennacchio's opera. <mask> died in Tuscany on August 9, 1919. Hundreds of people attended his funeral two days later. He was buried in Florence.70 years after his death, a campaign was launched to move the composer's remains to Switzerland after it was claimed that he wanted to be buried there originally. In 1904, <mask> stated in a speech that he would not mind having a resting place in the town's Madonna di Porte cemetery. Piera <mask>-Grand, the last descendant of the composer, approved of the campaign to move <mask>'s remains. The remains of his wife Berthe were exhumed for transfer to Switzerland. The Museo Leoncavallo was established in 2002 to honor the composer. There are personal items and original manuscripts on display as well as statues of characters from his other operas. Zaz is one of <mask>'s operas that is sometimes revived, as is his La bohme.The arias from La bohme are favorites. <mask>'s song "Mattinata" was written for the Gramophone Company and had a unique voice in mind. <mask> and Caruso recorded the song at the piano. He recorded five of his own pieces on December 8, 1905. <mask> was the librettist for most of his operas. He was considered the greatest Italian librettist. <mask>'s libretti is a part of the libretto for Manon Lescaut.The opera was performed in Teatro Dal Verme, Milan. I Medici was held in Milan on 9 November 1893. Crepusculum is the first part of the trilogy. Chatterton was in Teatro Argentina, Rome on 10 March 1896. The work was written in 1876. Teatro La Fenice, Venice, hosted the La bohme on 6 May 1897. Teatro Lirico, Milan, was host to Zaz on 10 November 1900.13 December 1904, Knigliches Opernhaus, Berlin. Teatro Costanzi is in Rome. The Hippodrome is in London. The Teatro Massimo is in Palermo. Revision of La bohme. Teatro Carlo, Genoa, hosted Mameli on 27 April 1916. TheFondazione Leoncavallo classes this as an opera rather than an operetta.13 December 1920, Chicago Opera. After the composer's death, at least an orchestrator not by <mask>, completed or perhaps composed by Giovanni Pennacchio. In 1906, the United States. Malbrouck was in Teatro Nazionale, Rome, in January 1910. Teatro Costanzi, Rome, hosted La reginetta della rose on 24 June 1912. Are you there? The Prince of Wales Theatre is in London.Teatro Nazionale, Rome, hosted La candidata on February 6, 1915. 2 September 1916, Casino delle Terme, Montecatini. "Lend me your wife" is an English title. Teatro Carlo, Genoa, had a show with Goffredo Mameli on April 27 1916. A chi la giarrettiera? Teatro Adriano was in Rome. The title is Whose Garter Is This?The composer died. The Salone di cura is located in Montecatini. The composer died. Teatro Politeama, Naples, was the location of La maschera nuda. The composer died. The opera and orchestra after Alfred de Musset, Paris 1886, also performed and recorded in 1990 and 2010; Séraphitus Séraphita. <mask>: Life and Works is a book.Jrgen Maehder/Lorenza Guiot. Ruggero Leoncavallo nel suo tempo. The I Convegno Internazionale di Studi su Leoncavallo was founded in 1991. Jrgen Maehder/Lorenza Guiot. Letteratura, musica e teatro di Ruggero <mask>. The II Convegno Internazionale di Studi su Leoncavallo was founded in 1993 in Milan. Jrgen Maehder/Lorenza Guiot.The opera was nell'opera tra '800 e '900. The III Convegno Internazionale di Studi su Leoncavallo was founded in 1995. Jrgen Maehder/Lorenza Guiot. All'inizio del Novecento, Tendenze della musica teatrale italiana. Atti del IV Convegno internazionale di Studi su Leoncavallo. Rosenthal and Warrack. There is an eds.The year 1979. "<mask>, <mask>" is in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Opera, 2nd Edition. The score was 278–279. Oxford University Press. Stanley and Bashford are authors. The year 1992. The NewGrove Dictionary of Opera has "<mask>, <mask>" in it.1149– 1148. There is a book called "Macmillan." There are external links to Festival Leoncavallo Montalto Uffugo Fondazione Ruggero Leoncavallo.

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title: Wanyan Liang

texts: The fourth emperor of the Jin dynasty of China, also known as <mask> and Hailing Wang, was Digunai. <mask> was the second son of Aguda, the founder of the Jin dynasty. After murdering his predecessor, Emperor Xizong, in a coup d'état, he came to power in 1150. He moved the Jin capital from the present-day Acheng District to the present-day Beijing and introduced a policy of sinicisation. In 1161, after the Jin dynasty lost the Battle of Caishi against the Southern Song dynasty,Digunai's subordinates rebelled against him and assassinated him. His successor, Emperor Shizong, demoted him to the status of a prince after he died. In 1181, Emperor Shizong demoted him to the status of a commoner, making him the "Commoner of Hailing".<mask> Zonggan was a son of Aguda, the founder of the Jin dynasty. Lady Da was a member of an elite family. The wars between the Jin and Song dynasties were started by Emperor Taizong. <mask> Zonggan was the most influential man in the Jin imperial court during the reign of Emperor Xizong. Emperor Xizong was overthrown in a coup d'état in 1150 by Digunai, who was an army marshal. Immediately upon taking the throne, Digunai began eliminating potential rivals because he was suspicious of other members of the Jurchen aristocracy. He ordered the massacre of the descendants of Emperor Taizong in order to secure his position in the line of Emperor Taizu.After its victory over the Song dynasty in 1141, the Jin dynasty became the sole Chinese empire. In order to legitimise himself as a sinicised ruler, in 1150 he lifted Emperor Taizong's prohibition of wearing Han Chinese dress and adopted an array of Han Chinese practices and institutions. The use of the imperial carriage in 1151, a system of feudal rights in 1156, and the Song dynasty's shan-hu style of court ceremonies were all conducted at the Temple of Earth and Temple of Heaven in Beijing. The Imperial Academy was established in the following year after the introduction of the imperial examination system. In his pursuit for greater sinicisation and the desire to acquire the Mandate of Heaven, Digunai moved his imperial court to Beijing in 1153. He ordered the destruction of the imperial palaces. In contrast to the Tang and Song dynasties, which rarely imposed punishment on the members of the society's educated elites, Digunai continued the tradition of floggings with gusto, sometimes enjoying personally watching his subjects.The attempt to unify China under the Jin dynasty's rule ended in failure when his fleet was defeated at the battles of Tangdao and Caishi in 1161. Many of his officers defected and the people rebelled against him. His subordinates assassinated him on December 15, 1161, in a military camp near the Yangtze River. Wulu was proclaimed the new emperor after leading a rebellion against his cousin's rule. The University of Washington Press was published in 1976. The Jin dynasty Murdered Chinese emperors.

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title: Élisée Maclet

texts: Jules mile lisée <mask> was a French Impressionist painter. The son of a gardener and a laundress, <mask> was born in the Santerre region of Picardy. He began working as an assistant to his father when he was young. <mask> used to say that he was born among cabbages and roses in Picardy. His artistic talent was obvious early on. <mask>'s father was the sexton of the local church. Father Delval was an amateur painter and often took the boy out to sketch and paint in the countryside.On an April Sunday in 1892, the artist Puvis de Chavannes saw some of the work of a 12-year-old boy. The father of Maclet refused to allow his son to study with the artist because he was so impressed. In spite of paternal opposition, a few years later Maclet gave up gardening for art and moved to Montmartre, where while painting he supported himself with a variety of casual work. He was a cook on the ship for several months. He painted dolls in crinolines and exhibited them at the Salon des Humoristes. He found time to paint despite his many occupations. When <mask> arrived in Montmartre, he put the country charm of the area on canvas, even before Utrillo did.Biographers tend to ignore the services <mask> rendered to Utrillo. <mask> knew practically all the future great painters of his time, Utrillo among them, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Several years before Utrillo painted them, <mask> painted the Lapin Agile. He used bare white spaces in his canvas or paper to suggest snow. Maclet won a group of admirers. The art dealer Dosbourg bought his work, which gave him a reliable source of income and allowed him to devote more time to his painting. He painted the suburbs of Paris the same way he painted the scenes of Montmartre.<mask> was a medical attendant in a temporary hospital run by the Little Sisters of the Poor when war broke out in 1914. He stayed at the Lapin Agile thanks to the generosity of his friend Pre Frédé. 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The Ourcq Canal and the laundry boats on the Seine were soon to disappear as new apartment buildings took the place of the green spaces. These things were captured by <mask>. His views of Paris earned him more recognition and success. The American art dealer Hugo Perlsall considered Carco to be the equal of other great painters of the period. He was written about by Max Jacob. The paintings of Van Gogh and Picasso were hung in the galleries of famous dealers such as Pierre Menant and Matho Kleimann-Boch.<mask> entered into a contract with an Austrian manufacturer in 1923 that required him to leave Paris for the south of France in order to be able to handle the bright light and intense colors of the Midi. The Baron's judgement was vindicated a few hours after <mask>'s arrival in Arles, when the son of an old and famous friend of Van Gogh's said to him, "Not since Van Gogh have I seen a painter use such pure color as you do." <mask> lived in the region from 1924 to 1928. He painted in Orange, Vaison-la-Romaine, La Ciotat, Cassis, Golfe-Juan, Antibes, Cagnes, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Villefranche, Nice, Menton, and (in Italy) San Wealthy people vied to buy most of the paintings Von Frey sent to America, because he reserved for himself almost the entire output of this period. An exhibition of <mask>'s work was held in Paris in 1928. The paintings by Maclet were purchased by museums in Lyons, Grenoble, and Monte Carlo.<mask> went to Corsica at the end of 1928. He went back to his native Picardy after spending two years in Brittany. He was institutionalised for several months after he suffered a serious mental illness in the middle of 1933. After 1935 he resumed his studies of Paris and in 1945 presented a large exhibition of his work under the title Autour du Moulin. He starts by painting the sky and the clouds on his canvas. He arrives at the street level of the houses after attacking the chimneys and roofs. When he paints the last paving block at the bottom of the canvas, he places the figures where they should be, and then he signs it.The painting expresses the joy of living. The prices of <mask>'s paintings went up in 1957 after a retrospective exhibition of his work. During his time in the south of France, the painters of Montmartre and Montparnasse considered him a painter on the rise, as the canvases he had produced showed that the peasant from Picardy had become a master. The general public in France did not understand his importance until 1957. "<mask> had returned to his first loves, to his first poems, but it was with all his experience, all his wisdom that the old man now bent over," said the authors of these words. In the evening of his life, he could repeat himself, explain himself, and remember himself. He had brought his work to such a degree of perfection that each painting from then on justified itself by references to earlier work and a retroactive value on those works of a far-off past.The artist's work was established over the years and its various values like echoes answering each other at intervals of ten, fifteen, twenty years, all singing the same harmony. He was buried next to his parents in the cemetery at Lihons after he died in the hospital in Paris. There is a Dictionnaire des Peintres, Sculpteurs, Dessinateurs et Graveurs. 7, p. dition La Vie d'Artiste et Galerie Villain was written by Martine and Bertrand Willot. 260-380. Paris Franois Pedron wrote about Elisée <mask>.183-185. Jack Russel's name is La Belle Gabrielle. 2008: Of Paupers and Painters - Studios of Montmartre Masters. 183-185. 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title: Choe Sejin

texts: <mask> was a Korean linguist and translator during the Joseon Dynasty. He is a member of the Goesan <mask> clan. His research with the Korean hangul letters and comparative studies with Chinese and Korean led to the propagation of hangul during a time when Chinese characters were used as the main system of writing. Many people recognized Choe's talents as an official interpreter in the Korean Embassies in Beijing and as a hangul researcher. Due to his middle class status, he was the target of many people who were envious of him. Choe assigned names to the hangul characters. "Collection of Characters for Training the Unenlightened" is his most famous book.He published 10 translations and research works over the course of 40 years. <mask> <mask> was born into a middle class family. <mask> Jungbal was a translator and interpreter for the government. According to the record found in "Jungjong of Joseon Chronicles", <mask> <mask>'s birth year is 1465. There are other claims that he was born in 1463. He passed theTranslating and Interpreting Government Exam when he was 21 and placed second in the "Bong Se Ja Byul Shi" Exam when he was 38. Choe was a very skilled translator.His middle class status restricted his career and made it difficult for him to survive during a time when society was different. It was common for the nobility to be jealous of middle class government officials who might become promoted and surpass nobles in rank, although this was very rare, because the noble class organized society in a way that they controlled and possessed a majority of the wealth and property of the country. <mask> Sejin was sacrificed because he was a target for the nobles' jealousy. Two months after he passed the "Bong Se Ja Byul Shi" Exam, his acceptance became nullified because of an involvement in a trial for the murder of the deposed Queen. All acceptances were nullified because the Minister of Culture and Education recommended Choe be involved in the trial, even though he was not directly involved. Choe was not one of the people who were able to retain their acceptance. He was accused of writing an anonymous letter about the National Court in 1507 and was sentenced to death.The kind of difficulties he faced due to his social class is what saved him from this accusation. He was given his government rank back two months after the accusations were false. The King of Joseon was visited by an envoy from China, but there was no one qualified to serve as an interpreter. <mask> <mask> was reluctantly chosen as the interpreter, but he completed the task and was recognized for his talents. The King was able to further his career because he recognized his works. A scholar named Kim An Gook dedicated a poem to Choe after his death. The information it holds about <mask> Sejin is what makes the poem widely known.The poem gives one of the best sources of information about <mask>'s life through the eyes of his friend, Kim. The work of Hunmong Jahoe and hangul <mask> <mask> is mostly known for their work from 1527. It is used as a textbook for children to learn the Chinese characters, and is very practical in its teachings. Literacy in Chinese was important for advancement in society during the Joseon Era. Children were taught Chinese from an early age in order to prepare them for the future. Hangul, the Korean orthography, was not widely used in the country. Choe wanted to promote hangul through his work.Hangul was included in the textbook to promote the learning of Chinese characters as well as hangul. One must have a full grasp of hangul in order to comprehend the annotations of the Chinese characters. Choe wanted people to use hangul more, so he wanted them to take some time to fully learn hangul, before starting to learn Chinese. If one knew hangul and used his textbook, they would be able to learn Chinese on their own. The book was known for its practicality and creativity. The works "Thousand Character Classic" and "Yoo Hap" were used to learn Chinese characters. The "Thousand Character Classic" contained words that were conceptual and not suitable for daily use, while the other text "Yoo Hap" was not suitable for daily instruction.Hunmong Jahoe combined their strengths in the breadth of content. The "Thousand Character Classic" and the " Hunmong Jahoe" each contained over 3000 characters. Chinese characters with similar meanings were grouped together to make learning easier. The order of the Korean letters in Hunmong Jahoe was compiled by him. The first eight characters in the order presented in this work are used for both the initial and final sounds. The next eight characters are only used for the initial sounds. "Molar", the tongue, the lip, the tooth, and the half tooth are the first eight characters that occur.The order of the other characters as proposed by Choe have been altered. There is no explanation for the change of the order of the other characters. Choe ordered vowels in Hangul. He ordered them according to the sequence in which we open our mouth. The order in which vowels are ordered is currently used in Korea. Over the course of 400 years, Hunmong Jahoe has been changed 10 times. The most reproduced Chinese textbook of the Joseon Era was also used in Japan.The records we have of Choe indicate his significance and influence on Korean hangul, the education of Chinese characters, and the field of linguistics. Middle class scholars rarely get recognition for their work, and no historical records are kept of middle class citizens. Even a minuscule historical record shows that Choe was an influential figure in the history of the Korean language. Choe built his career as a translator, interpreter and linguist after he served as a translator to the king during a visit by the Chinese envoy. The Jungjong of Joseon Chronicles is a chronological record of King Jungjong's historical reigns from 1506 to 1544. The prime minister of the Joseon Dynasty wrote that Choe was the best in the nation when it came to Chinese writing and pronunciation and that he was worried that there was no one to replace him. In order to make sure that Choe's legacy was maintained, the King was asked to pick approximately six talented individuals to be instructed by <mask> Sejin.The King was worried that <mask> might be the only person capable of handling proper relations with China. His works contain his legacy, as well as his skills as a translator and interpreter. He published a lot in the field of linguistics, especially in the field of Chinese linguistics. He translated many works, including Interpreter Park, which was a Chinese textbook, and elaborated on its research through his own work, Explaining the Four Sounds. There are very few resources available to shed light on <mask> <mask>'s life. A poem written by one of <mask>'s friends, Kim Ankook, reveals a lot about <mask>'s character and his influence during his time. The poem was written after <mask>'s death.Kim Ankook was sad about his friend <mask>'s death. There is a lot of information in this poem, which is one of the most well-known among Korean linguistics. According to Kim, Choe went through a lot of hardship while he was a government official, and eventually lived a long life, "having seen the death of many of his loved ones". "Who will I discuss and debate with when writing diplomat documents?" is another line of the poem. He was an important figure in international diplomacy, especially with respect to translation and interpretation. Kim's accomplishments will last far into the future since his works are considered a great service to the future. This shows Choe's influence in Korean linguistics.17 research publications were composed by Choe over the course of 40 years. The correct pronunciation of Chinese characters in hangul is one of his most notable works. Records of 450 Korean words in hangul are an important source for the research on the history of the Korean language. There is a Chinese language textbook dedicated to the King. Unhoe Okpyun is a supplementary material published to add on to the works. He wrote one of his last works when he was 76. He died at the age of 77 and his last work was about the city of Nanjing in China.Korean writers Linguists from Korea Choe clan of Goesan were mentioned in the History of Korea Joseon Dynasty.

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title: Andrew Leung

texts: The current President of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong is a Hong Kong politician who is from the Industrial (First) functional constituency. He was the chairman of the Business and Professionals Alliance for Hong Kong from October 2012 to October 2016 The Sun Hing knitting company is where <mask> was born on February 24, 1951. He joined his father's business after graduating from university. He became the chairman of the company after setting up the Sun Hing Knitting Factory. In 1997 he became the honorary president of the Hong Kong Woollen & Synthetic Knitting Manufacturers' Association after joining the chamber of commerce of the manufacturing companies. He is the Chairman of the Textile Council of Hong Kong and a member of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries.He stepped down in 2004 after being elected to the Legislative Council of Hong Kong. He was the chairman of VTC from 2006 to 2012 after he became a member of the board in 1998. He is the Chairman of the Hong Kong Productivity Council, a member of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, and the deputy chairman of the Business Facilitation Advisory Committee. He was awarded Justice of the Peace in 1996 and Member of the Order of the British Empire in 1997 for his services to the textile industry. He was elected to the Legislative Council of Hong Kong through the Industrial (First) functional constituency which was elected by the Federation of Hong Kong Industries, representing the Liberal Party. After the defeat of the Liberal Party in the Legislative Council election in September 2008 and the resignation of chairman James Tien Pei-chun, <mask> split from the party. In June 2009, the three legislators formed the Economic Synergy which later co-founded the Business and Professionals Alliance for Hong Kong.The 11th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference was chaired by <mask>. In 2004 and 2010 he received the Silver Bauhinia Star and the Gold Bauhinia Star. On the debate over the Hong Kong electoral reform for the universal suffrage of the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, <mask> appealed to the "silent majority" to oppose the "Occupy protest". The campaign would hurt Hong Kong's business environment and threaten the rule of law. After the 2016 Hong Kong Legislative Election, <mask> was chosen by the pro-Beijing camp to be their candidate for the President of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong left over by the retiring Jasper Tsang. Before the vote, <mask> was questioned by the opposition over his British citizenship and his close business ties with 11 companies in which he held shares and was the directors of seven of them. On the first meeting of the Legislative Council, the pan-democrats and localists tore up their ballot papers and walked out of the meeting room as <mask> was elected president.With three blank ballots, <mask> received 38 votes against James To's zero. After he took a U-turn and decided to delay the oath-taking of Sixtus <mask> and Yau Wai-ching of Youngspiration, he was asked to step down. The first session of the Legislative Council was invalidated because <mask> and Yau inserted their own words into the oath-taking. After the pro-Beijing camp threatened to stage a second walk out, <mask> relented and allowed the two to take the oaths again. The pan-democracy camp felt that Leung was not fit to perform his role. In November 2020, after 4 pro-democracy lawmakers were kicked out of the Legislative Council, <mask> said that he "respects and understands" their disqualification. The most basic and reasonable requirement for those in the government was agreed to by <mask> in February 2021.All the Hong Kong people will have a say, as long as they are patriotic. The mainland Chinese national emblem was added to the Legislative Council chamber permanently in January 2022. <mask> had said that it would only be for the swearing in of lawmakers. His wife is the sister of a former member of the Legislative Council. The Biographies of <mask> Kwan-yuen can be found on the legislative council site.

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title: Dave Alvin

texts: <mask> was born in 1955 and is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, music producer and poet. He was a founding member of the band the Blasters. Since the late 1980s, <mask> has recorded and performed as a solo artist and has been involved in various side projects and collaborations. He was a member of the bands X and the Knitters. He was born in Downey, California. He and his brother attended country music venues when they were teenagers. <mask> was a student at Long Beach State University.The brothers formed a band with Bill and John Bazz. He was the group's lead guitarist and chief writer. The number of originals that he wrote for the Blasters has been noted by The Rough Guide to Rock. Artists have covered his songs. "Marie Marie" became a British-German top 20 hit in 1980 and received a zydeco treatment in 1987. "Long White Cadillac" was recorded by Yoakam. He was in the original lineup until 1986.His departure reflected internal tension in the band, but he wanted to sing his own songs while his brother was the lead vocalist. The original lineup of the Blasters will be back for some tours and live albums. He has performed with the band in other circumstances as well. The lead guitarist of the Los Angeles–based alternative rock band X had a brief stint with With X and the Knitters. He left X in 1987 to work on a solo project. A member of The Knitters, he was also a member of X. He appeared on two of their albums, Poor Little Critter on the Road and The Modern Sounds of the Knitters.A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die was recorded by the Los Angeles punk band the Flesh Eaters. John Doe and D.J were in the lineup. In 2006 Bonebrake performed three shows in California and one in England to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the album. They did a five-show tour and eight-show run in the fall of 2015. They released a new album in 2019. Every Night About This Time in England was the first solo album by <mask>. It did not sell well despite being well received by critics.The recording contract with Columbia Records was terminated because of the album's low sales. An album recorded live on their 1993 tour was released. Blue Blvd was released by Hightone Records in 1991. Positive reviews and moderate sales are what it received. Museum of Heart was released in 1993. King of California was recorded in 1994. The album Public Domain: Songs From the Wild Land, a collection of traditional folk and blues classics, earned him a gramophone award.The album Eleven Eleven was recorded in 2011. His return to rock roots was marked by the album. The album was called "an underrecognized guitar hero" by Rolling Stone. Common Ground, consisting of their versions of songs by Big Bill Broonzy, was released by <mask> and <mask> as a duo. The brothers collaborated in the studio for the first time in 30 years. They released a collection of covers in 2015, including four songs by Big Joe Turner. In a live performance, he was the MC.The set list was worked on by the brothers. The title of the album Downey to Lubbock is a reference to where each man grew up. As seen in his live performances with brother Phil, <mask>'s stories between songs were a notable part of the stage shows with Gilmore and their supporting musicians. Chris Gaffney, Tom Russell, the Derailers, Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys, and Red Meat have all been produced by producer and co-conspirator <mask>. He collaborated with a musician. He has worked as a studio session musician. Over the years, he has lent his guitar to other artists.He played with the Gun Club and appeared on two songs from their 1984 album, The Las Vegas Story Film, as well as on Border Radio and Justified. He appeared with the Blasters in Streets of Fire. Any Rough Times Are Now Behind You and Nana, Big Joe and the Fourth of July are two books of poetry. His poetry can be found in the A.K.A. The anthology Nude Erections, Hit and Run Poets and Poetry Loves Poetry is an anthology of Los Angeles Poets. The Blasters recorded American Music, Over There, Non Fiction, Hard Line, and Testament: The Complete Slash Recordings. The Fourth of July, Any Rough Times Are Now Behind You, and Stambler are all written in 1986 by Iliteratim.Folk and Blues: The Encyclopedia was published in 2001. 3rd edition. St. Martin's Press is in New York. pp. It was 4–7. <mask> has a profile on Music Match and a collection at the Internet Archive.

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title: Mohammad Omar Daudzai

texts: The Special Envoy for Regional Consensus Building on Peace and the Head of the High Peace Council in Afghanistan, was born in 1957 and is a politician. After a career with international non-governmental organizations, including the United Nations Development Program inGeneva, <mask> started work as two term Chief of Staff of Afghan President Hamid Karzai from 2003 to 2005 and then from 2007 to around 2010. He was the Afghan Ambassador in Iran from 2005 to 2007. He was tasked with reaching a political solution to the war in Afghanistan when he was the Afghan Ambassador to Pakistan. The Afghan Minister of Interior was asked to ensure security for the upcoming presidential elections. <mask> continues to work in Afghanistan's politics through supporting youth groups, and organizing politically influential people and organizations in support of the country's democratic order. <mask> was born on October 12 1957 in the Qarabagh District of the Kabul Province in Afghanistan.He completed his primary education in his home district. He moved to the capital city of Afghanistan in order to continue his education. The Anti-Soviet Jihad and Association with Hezbi Islami took place in the 80s and 90s. While still influential with the former Hebi Islami who are active in Afghanistan's politics, <mask> has ended his official ties with the party and is politically independent. The UN employee started working for Save the Children during the Taliban era. He was able to attend the Victoria University in the United Kingdom for his Masters in Science after working there through a scholarship program. He came back to work for the Swedish Committee after completing his Masters.He moved to Pakistan in 1996 to work for the UNDP. He assumed the role of "Area Development Specialist" in UNDP Geneva in 2001. The Afghan Chief of Staff in November 2003 was offered the position by the Afghan Transitional Administration. Establishing the Afghan state amidst an environment full of traditional power holders and illegal militias was the key challenge at that time. "Any force not part of the Afghan National Army is a challenge, but this is reality, so we ought to deal with it diplomatically and peacefully," he said. I hope we succeed. The Afghan Ambassador to Iran was formerly the Chief of Staff to Hamid Karzai.In 2007, he returned to the position of Chief of Staff for the Afghan President. A man believed to be a former Taliban Cabinet minister met with the Afghan President in the summer of 2010 to discuss peace between the Taliban and the Afghan Government. The man was actually a shopkeeper in the city of Quetta. He said that the British brought the man in front of the president. The incident shows that the Afghan peace talks should be Afghan-led and fully Afghanized, and international partners should not get excited so quickly. According to the cables, the Norwegians may have been tricked into meeting Taliban members who may not be Taliban members at all. He said he had never heard of contact between the Taliban and Norwegian authorities.A soft-spoken former aid worker, he served as the president's liaison to the many warlords and strongmen he had to keep in check to ensure stability and to secure his reelection in 2009. The 56-year-old is more pragmatic than he was when he was associated with the conservative Hizb-e-Islami party. After making an unsuccessful push for reconciliation with the Taliban, he sent his ambassador to Pakistan to be with him. A conservative former culture minister with an anti-American reputation replaced the chief of staff to express his displeasure with the Americans who tried to oust him during his reelection campaign. There were rumors in 2010 that Hamid Karzai's office was receiving bags of cash from Iran. The Government of Iran has been giving millions of dollars to his office. The man told reporters that he instructed the man to accept the money."It's official and by my order," he said. The Iranians said that the report was true. Two weeks after the controversy about the Iranian money, <mask> came out to the Afghan Media for an interview. In the interview, he showed piles of files that proved that the majority of the money coming from Iran was spent on government expenses and that he had a record of all the money that came from Iran. He said that since 2002 the US, the UK and Japan had provided the presidential office with cash assistance in order to pressure the Afghan government for political reasons. Newsweek says that almost every encounter between Afghan and Iranian officials ends up with the Iranians giving a sack of cash. Some Afghan officials were on Tehran's payroll, and some people were nominated for cabinet positions, according to the cables.If you receive a package from Iran, some of the officials have been relieved of their duties. The government preferred the US' cash support of the occasional and unpredictable payments from Iran, according to the man. During the challenging presidential elections of 2014, the Minister of Interior was able to deliver on the difficult task of maintaining security. The Special Envoy for Regional Consensus Building on Peace and Head of the High Peace Council was named in December of last year. There are references to government ministers of Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan.

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title: James Carne

texts: The Second World War and the Korean War were fought by Colonel <mask>. He received the Victoria Cross, the highest award for bravery in the face of an enemy that can be given to British and Commonwealth forces, for his actions during the Battle of the Imjin River. The son of George Newby and <mask> was born in 1906. His father was a wine merchant. A career officer, he attended the Imperial Service College in Windsor and later passed out from the Royal Military College, Sandhurst and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Gloucestershire Regiment in 1925. He was promoted to captain on October 1, 1935. He was promoted to major on September 3, 1942, after serving in the Second World War.He was promoted to lieutenant colonel in February 1949. After the outbreak of the Korean War, the 1st Battalion, The Gloucestershire Regiment was attached to the 29th Independent Infantry brigade and was deployed to Korea. The United Nations lost the Battle of the Ch'ongch'on River. The counter-offensive launched by UN forces on February 16 south of the River Han was led by him. The battle of the Imjin River and Victoria Cross took place in April of this year. During the night of 22 April, Chinese forces launched their Spring Offensive which was intended to destroy the British 29th brigade as well as the US 3rd Infantry Division, thus enabling the capture of Seoul and delivering a crushing blow to UN forces in Korea. In what became known as the Battle of the Imjin River, thousands of Chinese troops attacked the British brigade in massed waves.By the morning of 24 April, <mask> and the surviving Glosters gathered on Hill 235 where he received orders from 3rd. The reinforcements were forced to retreat because they were too close to the Glosters' position. Both sides fought for control of the hill throughout the night and by the morning of 25 April, both sides had lost control of the hill. In order to return to the British lines, <mask> ordered his men to split into small groups. Only 63 of his men were able to do this with the rest of the battalion. The rest of the British and American forces were able to retreat before they were overwhelmed because of the Gloster's stand. The 700-man battalion's astonishing resistance against an estimated 11,000 attackers was finally overcome and the prisoner of war fell into Chinese captivity.He was the senior British officer among hundreds of prisoners kept in appalling conditions in Korea and was given special treatment. The other ranks were re-educated by the communists at their camps, but <mask> was kept in solitary confinement. According to documents held at the National Archives, he told the British ambassador in Tokyo that he had been brainwashed. He says that between January 1952 and August this year he was kept in solitary confinement by the Chinese communists and that the use of drugs made his brain like a sponge. In March of this year, the note was sent to Sir Winston Churchill, in his second term as Prime Minister. He is convinced that he was meant to pass on the thoughts he had when the communists were interested in concluding an armistice. The peace deal to end the war in Korea was one of the thoughts.The whole thing might be pure fantasy except for the fact that Colonel <mask> could not have invented it and is not that sort of person. The Foreign Office thought that the aim of the plot was to split Britain from the US. There was a proposal to make a film based on a script by Max Trell in 1954. The film was never made. In 2015, his image was featured on a South Korean stamp to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the start of the Korean War. In retirement, <mask> lived in Gloucestershire. He was buried at Cranham.On July 13, 1951, Lieutenant-Colonel <mask> was awarded the distinguished service order for his service in Korea. The Victoria Cross was awarded to Lieutenant-Colonel <mask> <mask> in recognition of his service in Korea. The Soldiers of Gloucester Museum hold his Victoria Cross. Lieutenant-Colonel <mask>, VC, DSO was born on October 30,1953. The President of the United States gave the President's Award for Gallantry andDistinguished Services to the brigade. The Colonel of the 5th battalion was appointed on August 28, 1956. British Army personnel of the Korean War and World War II were recipients of the Victoria Cross.

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title: Jon Grepstad

texts: <mask> is a Norwegian journalist, photographer, peace activist and former head of information of the Norwegian Language Council. <mask> was born in Skien. At the University of Tours, France, and the University of Bergen, Norway, he studied languages and literature. He read a lot of philosophy. He graduated from the University of Bergen in 1974 with a degree in English. He worked as a research assistant at the Norwegian Council of Educational Research and as chairperson and general secretary of the Norwegian chapter of War Resisters' International. He was a co- founder of the Norwegian campaign against nuclear weapons.In 1986 he became information officer of the Norwegian Council for Teacher Education under the Ministry of Education, and in 1994–2007 he was head of information of the Norwegian Language Council. He retired in September 2008. <mask> has worked on photography. His main hobby is photography. He has written a book in English about building large format cameras. His lengthy and thorough online article, Pinhole Photography - History, Images, Cameras, Formulas, first published in 1996, is a staple source on the subject of lensless photography and has been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and Polish. The article is used in several colleges in the US and is a major resource for pinhole photographers participating in the Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, which takes place on the last Sunday of April every year.<mask> has been involved in activities to reinforce the position of the Nynorsk variety of Norwegian, one of two official varieties of Norwegian, used by 10% of the Norwegian population. To promote computer software for this variety of Norwegian, and to supervise government offices with regard to the Norwegian Language Usage Act, which requires that these offices to a certain extent use both varieties of Norwegian, has been his main project. The Norwegian Language Association awarded him a prize in 2002 for his work on the Norwegian Language Usage Act. <mask> was involved in the peace movement and did alternative service. He was involved in the peace movement in Norway in the 70s. He worked for War Resisters' International as an executive member. He wanted to transform the alternative service into a peace service and promote the idea of non-military defense and non-violent strategies for social change.His position was influenced by the Norwegian philosopher and peace researcher. In 1978 he organized an international research conference on non-military defense. He was a member of a public commission that was appointed by the Norwegian government to evaluate and propose changes to the legislation on conscientious objection. In 1978 <mask> was one of the leaders of the Norwegian campaign against the neutron bomb, and in 1979 he was one of the leaders of the Norwegian campaign against the deployment of new nuclear missiles in Europe. He was the international secretary of the campaign, which became one of the largest popular movements in post-war Norway. He was one of the first Norwegians to sign the European Nuclear Disarmament appeal for a nuclear-free Europe. English, French, Latin and Italian were some of the languages <mask> studied.He was a student of English and read Old English. He learned German in high school, as well as English and French, in his teens. He studied basic Russian and Greek in the 1980s. He has a deep interest in languages and the relationship between them. <mask> is the son of a teacher and his wife. His grandparents were farmers. <mask> has published several books in Norwegian and English, contributed to Norwegian encyclopedias and reference works, and written articles for newspapers and magazines.There are publications in English, Norwegian and French. Nokre ord is the name of the game. In the year 2021. Ferdinand Alois Grobs biletalbum was published in 1870. In the year 2021. Mirabilia Urbis Romae is listed in the book. Stt i Roma.In the year 2021. The Gente di Roma is a book. Vandringar is under himmel. The city of Oslo in 2019. Italiareiser. The year of Oslo. There is a woman named Roma Stenopeica.Vandringar med camera obscura. The year of Oslo. There is a woman named Roma Stenopeica. There are pinhole wanderers in Rome. The year of Oslo. There is a country called Iceland. Photographs are black and white.The year 2016 in Oslo. There is a new version of Oslo. There are fourteen pinhole photographs. The year 2016 in Oslo. Fhr, Svolvr. There are fifteen pinhole photographs. In 2015.The images were Pinhole Images. The year of Oslo. There is a camera Obscura. There are ten photographs. The year was Oslo. A large format camera is being built. The second edition of Oslo was published in 2000.I vr tid? Forsvar i 1980-ra. Transarmament Strategies and Civilian Defence for Small Nations was published in 1979. The conference report was co-edited by Berit G. Holm. The 1975 Mardla is called dokumentasjon. The first online article about Pinhole Photography was published in 1996. Sprknytt, 3, 2000Ml, 1, 1999 Kryssarrakettane i nord. Samtiden, 1, 1986 Stjernekrig som myte for ryndom. In 1985 Ikkje-militre forsvarsformer was published. Ikkevold was 3 years old in 1984. PaxLeksikon, bd. Eurorakettane was written in 1983. The Peace Movement in the Nordic Countries was written by Kontrast.The fourth END Papers was Norway and the Struggle for Nuclear Disarmament. The paper <mask>: Norway's Fight against New Nuclear Weapons was prepared for the 1981 World Conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs, Tokyo, Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The Bulletin of Work in Progress was written by theBertrand Russell Peace Foundation. 2 years ago. PaxLeksikon, bd. <mask>, Robert Polet, and Jean-Franois Lecocq wrote Transarmement. The memoirs of the Civile XI.Disarmament, Transarmament and Non-Military Defence was written by Lige in 1979. In May and June 1978 there was a supplement to the WRI Newsletter. People from Skien are mentioned in Kirke og Kultur.

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title: Richard Winters

texts: A decorated war veteran, <mask> was an officer of the United States Army. During World War II, he commanded Easy Company of the 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, part of the 101st Airborne Division. He was promoted to major and put in charge of the 2nd battalion. <mask> was a first lieutenant when he parachuted into Normandy in the early hours of D-Day, June 6, 1944. After the German surrender in May 1945, he left the 506th and was stationed in France, where senior officers were needed to oversee the return home. During the Korean War, <mask> was recalled to the Army from the inactive list and served as a planning and training officer. After volunteering and completing training to become a Ranger, <mask> was issued orders for deployment and was preparing to depart for Korea, but instead left the Army under a provision that allowed officers who had served in World War II but had been inactive since to resign their commission.After leaving the Army, <mask> worked in New Jersey and Pennsylvania before setting up his own company selling chocolate to producers of animal feed. He was a regular lecturer at the United States Military Academy at West Point. Damian Lewis played <mask> in the 2001 mini-series Band of Brothers. On January 21, 1918, <mask> was born to <mask> and <mask> in New Holland, Pennsylvania. When he was eight years old, the family moved to Lancaster. He attended Franklin and Marshall College after graduating from Lancaster Boys High School. <mask> was involved in football and basketball at Franklin and Marshall.He had to give up wrestling, his favorite sport, and most of his social activities for his studies and the part-time jobs that paid his way through college. He received a B.S. in 1941. In economics. He was the highest academic in the college. <mask> enlisted in the Army on August 25, 1941. He would write in his memoirs that he joined to fulfill a one-year requirement of service and avoid being drafted later, but that he had no desire to get into the war. He underwent basic training in September.While the rest of his battalion was deployed to Panama, he remained at Camp Croft to help train draftees and other volunteers. Four months after the United States entered World War II, he was selected to attend Officer Candidate School. He became friends with Lewis Nixon, who he would serve with throughout the war. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the infantry after graduating from OCS. <mask> decided to join the parachute infantry during his officer training. After completing his training, he went back to Camp Croft to train another group of draftees because there were no positions available in the military at that time. After five weeks, he received an order to join the 506th PIR in Georgia.Colonel Robert Sink commanded the 506th. In August 1942 <mask> arrived at Toccoa and was assigned to Company E, 2nd Battalion, 506th PIR, which later became known as "Easy Company". <mask> was promoted to first lieutenant in October 1942 and made acting company executive officer in May 1943, but this was not official until May 1943. The first unit to undertake airborne training as a formed unit was the 506th PIR. It was very difficult to train at Toccoa. Of the 500 officers who volunteered, only 148 completed the course; of the 5,000 enlisted volunteers, only 1,800 were selected for duty. The 506th PIR was attached to the 101st "Screaming Eagles" Airborne Division on June 10, 1943.They arrived in the city on September 15, 1943. The Allied invasion of Europe was planned for the spring of 1944. The tension between <mask> and Sobel came to a head in November and December of 1943. <mask> had been concerned about Sobel's ability to lead the company in combat. Many of the enlisted men in the company had come to respect <mask> for his competence and had also developed their own concerns about Sobel's leadership. <mask> later said that he never wanted to compete with Sobel for command of Easy Company; still, Sobel tried to bring <mask> up on trumped-up charges for "failure to carry out a lawful order". <mask> requested that the charge be reviewed by court-martial because he felt that his punishment was unjust.<mask>' punishment was set aside by the battalion commander, Major Robert L. Strayer. <mask> was appointed as the battalion mess officer after he was transferred to the Headquarters Company. Several of the company's non-commissioned officers delivered an ultimatum to Colonel Sink, threatening to surrender their stripes unless Sobel was replaced. <mask> tried to stop them from taking this step. Several of the NCOs were demoted and/or transferred out of the company after Sink was not impressed by the threat. He decided to give Sobel command of a new parachute training school after realizing that something had to be done. <mask> returned to Easy Company as leader of 1st Platoon after his court-martial was set aside.<mask> said that despite his differences with Sobel, at least part of Easy Company's success had been due to Sobel's high expectations. Easy Company was commanded by First Lieutenant Thomas Meehan. At 1:45 a.m. on June 6, 1944, the C-47 Skytrain carrying the company's Headquarters Section was shot down by German anti-aircraft fire, killing everyone on board. <mask> landed near Sainte-Mre-glise after jumping. Losing his weapon during the drop, he nevertheless oriented himself, assembled several paratroopers, including members of the 82nd Airborne Division, and proceeded toward the unit's assigned objective near Sainte-Marie-du-Mont. For the duration of the Normandy campaign, <mask> was the defacto commanding officer of Easy Company. <mask> led an attack that destroyed a battery of German 105mm howitzers, which were firing onto the causeways that served as the principal exits from Utah Beach.The Americans believed that the guns were defended by a platoon of 50 German troops. A textbook assault on a fixed position by a numerically inferior force has been taught at the military academy at West Point. <mask> obtained a map showing German gun emplacements near Utah Beach. <mask> was promoted to captain on July 1, 1944. The commander of the U.S. First Army presented him with theDistinguished Service Cross the next day. The 506th Parachute Infantry was withdrawn from France and returned to England for reorganization. The 506th PIR parachuted into the Netherlands in September 1944 as part of a combined airborne and armored operation.On October 5, 1944, a German force attacked the 2nd Battalion's flank and threatened to break through the American lines. Four men in an Easy Company patrol were wounded. They reported that they encountered a large group of Germans at a crossroads about to the east of the company command post. Realizing the seriousness of the situation, <mask> took one squad from 1st Platoon, and moved off toward the crossroads, where they observed a German machine gun firing to the south, toward the battalion headquarters, from a long distance. <mask> led the squad in an assault on the gun crew. The squad took fire from a German position. <mask> called for reinforcements from the rest of the 1st Platoon and led them in a successful assault.There were at least 300 Germans. <mask> became the battalion executive officer after Major Oliver Horton died. <mask> filled the position as a captain, which was normally held by a major. The 101st Airborne Division was withdrawn to France. On December 16, 1944, German forces launched a counter-offensive against the Western Allies in Belgium. The 101st Airborne Division was sent to Bastogne two days later. <mask> helped defend the line northeast of Bastogne near the town of Foy.The entire 101st Airborne and elements of the 10th Armored Division battled for nearly a week before the Third Army broke through the German lines surrounding Bastogne. Foy was attacked by the 2nd Battalion on January 9, 1945. <mask> was promoted to major after the 2nd Battalion was moved to Alsace. <mask> took over as acting commander of the 2nd Battalion after Robert Strayer was elevated to lieutenant colonel. In the month of April, the battalion carried out defensive duties along the Rhine. The 101st Airborne Division received orders to capture Berchtesgaden. The 2nd Battalion set out from the town of Thale and reached the retreat at noon on May 5, 1945.The war in Europe ended three days later. <mask> remained in Europe as the process of occupation and demobilization began. He was told that he was needed in Germany even though he had enough points to return to the United States. He was offered a regular commission but declined it. He arrived at the Wooster Victory on 4 November 1945. He was not officially discharged from the Army until January 22, 1946, but he remained on terminal leave until then. <mask> received the U.S. Army's second-highest award for combat bravery, theDistinguished Service Cross, despite being recommended for the Medal of Honor.The bill to get the President to grant the medal died in the House armed services committee subcommittee on military personnel in 2007, after the release of the Band of Brothers television series. After leaving the Army, <mask> worked for his wartime friend Captain Lewis Nixon at Nixon's family business and became general manager in 1950. <mask> married Estoppey on May 16, 1948, and continued to pursue his education through the GI Bill, attending a number of business and personnel management courses at Rutgers University. During the Korean War, <mask> was recalled to active duty. He was ordered to join the 11th Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, but he was given six months to report and he traveled to Washington, D.C., in the hopes that he could convince the Army not to send him. He explained that he had seen enough of war and that he was needed because of his command experience. <mask> was assigned to Fort Dix as a planning and training officer.<mask> found that he had little enthusiasm for training officers who lacked discipline and did not attend their scheduled classes. He became a Ranger after volunteering to attend Ranger School. After receiving orders to deploy to Korea, he traveled to Seattle, where he was offered the option of resigning his commission, which he accepted. After being discharged from the Army, <mask> became a production supervisor at a New Jersey business. After buying a small farm in 1951, he and his wife built a home and raised two children. <mask> started his own company in 1972 and sold his products to farmers throughout Pennsylvania. He moved his family to Hershey.He retired in 1997. <mask> was featured in a number of books and television shows about his experiences in Easy Company. In 1992, Stephen Ambrose wrote the book Band of Brothers: Easy Company,  506th Regiment, 101st Airborne from Normandy to Hitler's Eagle's nest, which was turned into an HBO mini-series, with Damian Lewis portraying <mask>. <mask> accepted the award on behalf of Easy Company while other members of the company watched from a Los Angeles hotel. Larry Alexander wrote the 2005 book Biggest Brother: The Life of Major <mask>, The Man Who Led the Band of Brothers. His memoir, Beyond Band of Brothers: The War Memoirs of Major <mask>, co-written by military historian and retired U.S. Army Colonel Cole C. Kingseed, was published in early 2006 Cadets at the United States Military Academy at West Point received a number of lectures on leadership from him.On May 16, 2009, Franklin and Marshall College bestowed an honor upon <mask>. <mask> was humble about his service despite receiving many awards. <mask> quoted a passage from a letter he received from Sergeant Myron "Mike" Ranney, who asked <mask> if he was a hero. Grandpa said he served in a company of heroes. 19 days before his 93rd birthday, <mask> died at an assisted living facility in Campbelltown, Pennsylvania. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> was buried in a private funeral service.He was buried next to his parents in the Bergstrasse Evangelical Lutheran Church cemetery. His grave is marked with the words "<mask><mask>, World War II 101st Airborne". His wife died in 2012 at the age of 89. There is a statue of <mask> near the village of Sainte-Marie-du-Mont, France. <mask> agreed to have the statue bear his resemblance if the monument would be dedicated to junior officers who died during the Normandy landings. The cast of the sculpture was placed in a plaza on the Ephrata-to-Warwick linear trail park near Railroad Avenue and East Fulton Street, where <mask> lived with his family from ages two to eight. On May 25, 2015, that statue was dedicated.<mask>' uniforms and decorations from World War II are on display at three museums. In 2001, <mask> was one of five World War II veterans to receive a medal from the Roosevelt Institute. The war memoirs of Major <mask>' military records can be found in the national Archives.

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title: Giulia Frasi

texts: <mask> died in 1772 or after May 1774. She was an Italian opera singer who lived in London. She sang in all of Handel's English oratorios, including world premires for which the composer wrote roles specifically for her. <mask> has very little biographical information. She was born in Milan. She had a younger brother named Giovanni who died in England at the age of 65 after working as a tailor for the Prince of Wales. <mask> studied singing with a Milanese composer.During the early 1740s, she made her operatic debut at Lodi and went on to perform in Alessandria, Bergamo, and Modena. She moved to London in 1742 with her friend and fellow singer Caterina Galli. She joined the Italian opera company in England. The purpose of the director of Italian opera at the Haymarket Theatre was to challenge Handel's hold on London opera goers. Charles Burney was the English educator, musician and historian. After arriving in England, she performed in comprimario roles at the King's Theatre. Her profile rising gradually within the company, she soon appears in secondary roles, including breeches roles in Rossane and the premire of Gluck's La caduta de'.The King's Theatre in London was where she made her London debut on 2 November 1742. The latter's music will be used in two other pasticcios produced at the King's Theatre during the 1740s. There was a period of intense artistic activity on the London stage, still at the King's Theater, singing works by Giovanni Battista Lampugnani. After the premire of the pasticcio L'incostanza delusa, all theatres in London were closed because of political turmoil caused by the Stuart rising. On 17 January 1746, the political situation improved and a premire of The Fall of the Giants was held. The Duke of Cumberland was the hero of the battle of Culloden. <mask>, who had created the role of the giant Briareo for Gluck, was back on stage and continued her intense musical activity: first with a role in Gluck's second London opera (Artamene) and then with works by Matteo Capranica, Antonio Caldara,Her association with the annual charity concerts in aid of the Fund for Decay'd began as early as 1743. She performed English-language airs in public as early as March 1746. Handel held benefit concerts and annual performances of Messiah at the Foundling Hospital, and the Jermyn Lying-in Hospital, in aid of which she sang in a performance of the revised version. Handel noticed her singing after her London début and hired her for his 1749 season. She sings the title role in her first Handel oratorio that year. Handel takes her under his wing and she quickly becomes one of his favorites. The subtle artistry and emotional depth of Handel's writing for Frasi is a testament to how much Handel estimated this particular talent of hers.In Theodora, Act II, Scene 2 opens with a plaintive symphony for flutes and strings, establishing the lonely despair of the lonely despair. The desperate woman prays effusively for divine help in 'O that I on Wings would rise'. <mask> <mask> had a lot of engagements in the year 1749. There is a revival of Handel's Messiah. Handel's Hercules was revived. The production of Handel's Susanna will take place on 10 February. Handel's Solomon will be produced on 17 March.She is putting on a benefit concert at the New Theatre. <mask> may later have starred in the premire of Handel's The Triumph of Time and Truth and the revivals of Handel's oratorios Belshazzar. A benefit concert will be held for her friend and colleague Caterina Galli. Mr Tozzi is performing at Hickford's Room. <mask> lived in Great Pulteney street from 1745 to 1752. Many of the houses built at Great Pulteney Street are still standing today. The street was not identified with any trade or craft.The founder of the firm now known as Broad was a musical instrument maker named Burkat Shudi, who worked from 1742 to 1774. Between 1747 and 1752 Michael Festing lived there. She moved to Gerrard Street, which is now part of London's Chinatown. She lived there with her daughter for many years. ThePenny Post offices were located at number 39. In 1740, No. The apothecary to George III's household occupied 44 after it became an apothecary's shop.The painter and the architect lived in the street. Joshua Reynolds and Dr. Samuel Johnson founded The Club in 1764 at the tavern at number 9. She was paid very high wages for the charity revivals of Handel's Solomon at the Foundling Hospital. She was the highest paid singer at the Foundling Hospital. Handel valued the voice of <mask> <mask> more than her technical ones because of her beautiful and robust Soprano voice. Burney tells us an anecdote showing the composer's sarcasm about <mask>'s motivation regarding training: "When <mask> told him, that she should study hard; and was going to learn Thorough-Base, in." She studied under Handel and benefited greatly from his tuition.Charles Burney remembers her at the beginning of her career as young and interesting in person, with a sweet and clear voice, and a smooth and chaste style of singing. She had excellent reviews, especially in Salisbury, and was appreciated by the British public, who preferred the nightingale singing of castrati rather than a voice whose abilities had nothing exceptional however delicate it was. "Heav'n, O hear me!" A capo aria di bravura was added to The Masque of Alfred. L per l'ombrosa! Vincenzo Ciampi wrote another example of a virtuoso aria for Frasi. <mask> had sung earlier in her career in the Neapolitan school.Pergolesi's aria was sung at concerts by Frasi for at least ten years. Handel's music was inspired by her rare and particular talent in musical expression. You feel drawn to the temperament and ease of the vocal writing embodied in the music Handel wrote for her. Her roles depict suffering and distress along with courage, dignity, and selflessness, a whole range of subtle and complex human emotions. The two Queens in Solomon, the title roles in Susanna and Theodora, and Iphis in Jephtha are examples of Handel's admiration for her. When Eve faces the consequences of her new and inevitable mortality, Smith's Paradise Lost required Frasi to express innocence, culpability, pious sorrow and penitence. Smith and <mask>'s ability to convey such emotions is showcased in the aria "It comes".Smith shows Frasi's talent at expressing human feelings in music. Burney states that "having come to this country at an early period of her life, she pronounced our language in a more articulate and intelligible manner than the natives". The table below is not complete. The works listed in bold are documented and the ones not in bold are plausible suppositions. In all of the Covent Garden concerts that Handel gave for the rest of his life, <mask> sang in all of the parts he wrote specifically for her. Handel's oratorios were her greatest successes. Messiah performed at the Foundling Hospital until Handel's death.Based on Frasi's professional relationship with Handel and her involvement in charity, she is likely to have participated in most of them. 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Many of Handel's oratorios had revivals in provencial cities, such as Oxford in 1754 and Salisbury in 1751. On Wednesday the 3rd, Thursday the 4th and Friday the 5th of July, the Oxford Journal published the following advertisements. Mr., the principal vocal parts by Signora FraSI. Many of the most excellent Performers of every Kind from London include BEARD, Mr. WASS, and others. The Bills of each day's performance will include further particulars.On Tuesday the 3rd of July, the Day of the Installation, will be performed in the Theatre, the Oratorio of SAMSON. The main vocal parts are by Signora <mask>. They are from London and Salisbury. There are tickets for sale at Mr. Cross's Music Shop and the Coffee Houses. <mask>'s concert program spanned from Purcell to Terradellas. She was considered a paramount principal Soprano in English oratorios. The Three Choirs Festival had nine meetings in a row and <mask> performed for many of them.She did regular concerts in Oxford. She was part of the Covent Garden oratorio concerts given by John Christopher Smith and John Stanley. The latter two would put together revivals of Handel's works, as well as produce their own oratorios. <mask> continued as Prima Donna after Handel's death. <mask> was involved in at least fourteen opera seasons at the King's Theatre. During the 1754-1756 seasons, <mask> covered for Regina Mingotti. The director of the opera company of the King's Theatre and her bouts of temper made her "indisposed".<mask> covered for her many a time, more often than not not ending up taking over Mingotti's role for the rest of the performances as she would not have recovered from her indisposition. The following newspaper clip was quoted by Michael Burden. Vanneschi wants to perform the Opera of Andromaca, in which Signora <mask> will do the part of Signora Mingotti, and Signora Peralta will do the part of Signora <mask>. <mask> was involved in the musical life of London during the 1760s. The new music style of the generation of composers younger than her seems to have transitioned smoothly. She was part of the London Stage for 31 years. <mask> continued to sing in charity concerts, as well as taking part in the annual Musicians Fund benefits, and singing at the Castle and Swan concerts.Her public appearances became less frequent as a result of progressive retirement. She appeared in Esther and Messiah in the 17th century. She played Judas Maccabaeus at the King's Theatre and Arbaces in Artaxerxes. She last appeared on the stage in an opera. After being confused for some time by a bad state of health, she appeared again at the Little Theatre for a charity concert. She gave a full-scale oratorio at the unsociable hour of noon because of the difficulties of the concert. Three years later she appeared in a few concerts, making a new "come-back" about which The Morning Post and Daily Advertiser wrote.There were a few scattered concerts at inauspicious venues. <mask> <mask> was able to quickly win over the London Opera Stage because she had the approval of Handel. She became a favorite of the English public. <mask>'s career in London was much more varied than Handel's last donna. Gluck, the Venetian heritage style of Galuppi, the Neapolitans, and English composers were just some of the composers she sang. Operas and oratorios on the London stage were important parts of her career. She was involved in the cultural richness and musical diversity of London and Britain during the mid-Georgian era.Handel's roles for <mask> <mask> seem to engender a depth of female characterisation which may well have subverted the norm at a time, according to Ruby Hughes. She says that "countering <mask> through the music that was written for her and contemplating her career as a musician has been a tremendous source of inspiration." <mask> <mask> was a significant musical figure in London from the 1740s to the 1760s. Problems were caused when <mask>'s vocal powers ran out. She died penniless after her last documented concert at Hickford's Room on 16 May 1774, because of her accumulated debts and extravagant lifestyle. There are many commercial recordings of Handel's works. <mask> <mask> is in London.The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment is composed of Ruby Hughes. There is a Chaconne hybrid SACD. There are four world premire recordings of works by Ciampi, Hayes and Smith on this CD. There is a historical and musicological essay in the CD booklet. Mozart is in London. Ian Page and Helen Sherman are Mozartists. The signum classics is B07BF2482X.The London of the 1760s has a musical landscape on this CD. Many of the works on the tracklist are world premire recordings. <mask> <mask> would have sung two arias from Artaxerxes in the 1763 revival. Handel's last prima donna was <mask> <mask> in London. Chaconne Super Audio CD is a CD. Finn S. Gundersen and Chandos Early Music were published in 2008. Dean said " <mask> [Frassi], <mask>".Oxford MusicOnline was published in 2001. "Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani" was written by Campi. It's called Enciclopedia Treccani. Torino 1914, p. 31 P.H. was written by E. Ferrettini and C. W. Gluck. Hndel, Milano 1985, pp. The Annals of opera, I, 1597-1940, was published in 1955. K.A. has a highfill.E.A. Langhans wrote a biography. In London, 1660–1800, V, Carbondale, IL, 1978, pp. "G. F." was written by W. Dean. London 1980, VI, is about music and musicians. It's enc. Univ.The App., pp. della musica e dei musicisti. British History Online NewGrove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, 2a Ed. is a British History Online NewGrove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. The Bucciarelli's were in 2001 and 2006 There is an Italian opera in Central Europe. Berln: Berliner Wissenschafts. Michael Burden was a person. There is a show at the King's Theatre, London.The Royal Musical Association Monographs is located in Ashgate. Pascual, Josep. Ed. The Robinbook is a ed. Gua Universal de la Msica. En Internet Archive, tiene el historial y la ltima versin. A., V.There was a report in 1999. pera. Knemann Verlagsgesellschaft is a publisher. The New grove is a dialect. pp. of Opera, II. Pietro Metastasio was born in 1751. Demetrio.Ed. Lorenzo Francisco Mojados. There is a city called Madrid. Caro and Howell are from the same year. Handel's Messiah helped London's orphans. The Guardian News and Media. Shaw was published in 1965,There is a textual and historical companion to Handel's Messiah. Burney, Charles. F. Mercer is the author. There is a general history of music from the Earliest Ages to the Present Period. The company is called Oxford Publishing Company. Alexander J. Morin. The year 1998.The CD Review was George Frideric Handel, Alceste. ClassicalNet Croll. "Christoph Willibald Gluck, German composer". The Encyclopdia Britannica. The Oxford Journal and the British Newspaper Archive contain information about Italian opera singers.

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title: Mina Shum

texts: <mask> is a Canadian filmmaker. She is a writer and director of award-winning feature films, numerous shorts and has created site specific installations and theatre. Double Happiness won the Audience Award at the Torino Film Festival and the Wolfgang Staudte Prize for Best First Feature at the Berlin Film Festival. She worked at the Canadian Film Centre. She was in a band called Playdoh Republic. <mask> was born in Hong Kong in 1966 and came to Canada with her family at the age of one. The first wave of Chinese immigration brought her family to Canada.Despite her parents' disapproval, Shum pursued her interests in theatre and acting. Shum attended the University of British Columbia from 1983 to 1989. A degree in film production. Shum decided at the age of 19 that she wanted to be a film maker. She discovered that she could make a film that wasn't American-centered as well as find an audience and marry beautiful visuals with a very intimate story. She was a part of the director's program at the Canadian Film Centre. <mask> and Ann Marie Fleming met in 1989 when they were both students.Although she is often pigeonholed as a Chinese-Canadian woman film director, Shum prefers to be known as an "independent filmmaker". She sees this label as a way to get people to see her film. Shum says she gets tagged as someone who might write about "issues" when discussing her association with feminism and multiculturalism. It starts on a human level for me. I use narrative to show things that people don't see. Shum is an enthusiastic consumer of ideas, movies, art, theatre, music, dance, fiction, and non-fiction. She says she reads interviews with people she's never heard of.I listen to both friends and strangers. I live completely, get my heart broken, and fall in love. My guiding intention is to reflect and reveal how we can be happier. How to make the most of this one life, how to live more authentically. Picture Perfect is a 1989 short film by Shum about a man obsessed with pornography and the effects of media on his personal life. Shum's ex-boyfriend 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 He was cast in the lead role.Picture Perfect was nominated at the Yorkton Film Festival. A documentary about <mask>'s family was released in 1993. The lives of three women are the subject of the film. The women talk about the complicated history of the family and the sometimes strained relationship with the matriarch. The film won "best short film" at the Toronto International Film Festival. Shortchanged, Love In, Hunger, and Thirsty were written and directed by <mask>. Her most recent short film, Hip Hop Mom, was released online in 2011.Four feature-length films have been directed by <mask>. Her first film, Double Happiness, was released in 1994. Double Happiness is a semi-autobiographical film about Shum's early experiences of leaving home as a teenager. The film is about an aspiring actress trying to assert her independence from her Chinese Canadian family. Double Happiness received the "Wolfgang Staudte Award" at the Berlin International Film Festival, the "Audience Award" at the Torino International Festival of Young Cinema, and the "Best Canadian Feature Film" at the Toronto International Film Festival. In 1997 <mask>'s second feature film, Drive, She Said, was in official competition at the Torino Delle Donne Film Festival. Drive, She Said, is about a woman that is taken hostage by a bank Robber and accompanies him cross country to visit his ailing mother and her estranged family.Her third film, Long Life, Happiness & Prosperity, was shown at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2002 as part of the Canadian Perspective Program. The film is about a young girl who uses Taoist magic to help her mother. Double Happiness, Drive, She Said, and Long Life, Happiness, and Prosperity are Shum's three narrative feature films. She says that she uses humor to describe society. Young women in Shum's films want to leave home for something better. Home is described in Shum's films as being a place of conflict, boredom, and disappointment. Conflicts are ensured by her depiction of family negotiations.In February of 2014, Shum began shooting in Montreal on a National Film Board of Canada feature documentary about the Sir George Williams Affair student protest. 45 years ago, the incident occurred. Ninth Floor was shown at the Toronto International Film Festival. Students occupied a ninth-floor computer lab in 1969 at Sir George Williams University to protest the handling of a complaint about racial discrimination. Shum was awarded the Women in Film+Television artistic merit award for ninth floor. Filmography Picture Perfect (1989) is a short film. Interview with <mask>m: The Director's Question is linked here.

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