title: David Levy (Israeli politician)

texts: <mask> was an Israeli politician who served as a member of the Knesset between 1969 and 2006 and as a Minister without Portfolio. He was a member of the Knesset for most of his time, but he was also the leader of the Gesher group, which formed part of Ehud Barak's Labor-led government between 1999 and 2001. <mask> was born in Casablanca. He moved to Israel in 1957. His first jobs in Israel were planting trees for the Jewish National Fund and picking cotton on a kibbutz, where he organized a strike to protest the quality of drinking water for the workers. He became a leader of the working-class population. The Histadrut Labour Federation's executive body was dominated by loyalists of the Mapai.The Blue-White group was headed by <mask>. Orly <mask> is the father of twelve children, including <mask>. The Gahal and Herut alliance had never had an active role in governing Israel and had always been a weak opposition. <mask> was the first of many young working-class members from a Mizrahi background. Right-wing upper-class or upper-middle-class intellectuals, businessmen, agriculturalists, or lawyers dominated Herut and the Liberals until then. The power of the new rebellion of the Mizrahi Israeli was expressed in <mask>'s rise. In 1977 <mask> became one of the most strident campaigners in the campaign that overturned the 30-year domination of Israeli elections by the left.Hundreds of thousands of Mizrahi voters went to the polls to vote for Begin because of his populist messages. In the first two Begin governments, <mask> was Minister of Immigrant Absorption. The campaign to liberate Soviet Jews confined to the USSR was the largest issue he dealt with during his time in that ministry. The formation of Begin's rightist government began when the Democratic Movement for Change resigned. He was given the Ministry of Housing and Construction on January 15, 1979. The Labour Party branded <mask>'s policies pure politicking because of their concessions to the settlers. As Housing Minister <mask> was able to make housing more affordable, property and rent values plummeted.Defence Minister Sharon and Health Minister Olmert were both hit by scandals regarding abuse of their positions, but <mask> remained in the Housing Ministry. He was protected by the governments of Begin, Yitzhak Shamir, and Shimon Peres. <mask> was the symbolic leader of the young Mizrahi Likud leaders that included a former Kiryat Malakhi mayor and a current President of Israel. <mask> commanded a large portion of the members in the central committee and was considered a candidate to succeed Shamir. He met Benjamin Netanyahu when he was the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations. <mask> was seen as a potential spokesman for Netanyahu in the Knesset, as he was seen as a master at rhetoric and debating during his career as a diplomat. Netanyahu became an ally of Arens, his former boss when Arens was Ambassador to the United States in the early 1980s, after Netanyahu turned down <mask>'s offer.<mask>'s career was damaged by his changing policies in regards to the peace process. <mask> was not proficient in English, which made it difficult for him to talk to the Americans. <mask>'s candidacy was supposed to create a working class opposition to Labour. <mask>'s policies on the peace question were moderate compared to other senior Likud figures. He ran parallel to Netanyahu. The new prime minister, Yitzhak Rabin, was being attacked by right-wing Israelis. Netanyahu described a scenario of terror at the doorstep of every Israeli.<mask> did not accept Netanyahu as the new chairman. The establishment of Gesher was <mask>'s own political party. Senior party members in the Central Committee would be in a panic if a mass defection from the parliament members were to happen. <mask>, a former mayor of Kiryat Gat who served as Minister of Economics and Planning in the last Shamir government, broke with the Likud. Magen joined the Center Party in 1998 after being derided by the press as lackeys of <mask>. <mask> was starting to break under the stress of his first election campaign. Since the murder of Rabin, Netanyahu was trying to moderate his image from a hard-line demagogue into a skeptic who wanted to slow the pace of concessions to Yasser Arafat.He would be closer to that goal without having to take a clear stand in favor of the accords. The leader of the opposition tried to bridge the gap by recruiting the hard-line Tzomet party of Gen. Rafael Eitan on the right and the moderate right-wing Gen. Yitzhak Mordechai in the center. <mask> agreed to establish a three-party list for the May 1996 elections after Netanyahu and <mask> held negotiations throughout the spring. Labour, which lost two members to The Third Way, a group opposed to any, was threatened by the broad-based coalition at the end of the outgoing Knesset. The 1996 elections gained little for <mask> in terms of power within the party. There is a real no. The right-wing character of the government was clear from the beginning.<mask> demanded the Foreign Ministry even though he was blunted by a deputy. He believed that he could remain in control of the ministry, but he was overshadowed by Netanyahu, who was in charge of almost every important foreign policy decision during his term. Under Prof. Yuval Ne'eman, <mask> was given the post of deputy minister of finance. Tension was created by The Bar-On Affair, an attempt to alter the investigation of Shas leader Aryeh Deri. <mask>, the former ambassador to France and Channel 2 chairman, quit the coalition with his brother and brother-in-law. <mask> was closer to the policies of the Labour Party and Ehud Barak. <mask> became a partner in the new coalition's leadership after merging Gesher.In 1999 the number of parties elected to the body increased from eleven to fifteen, and the number would only grow due to political tensions. One Israel took only 26 seats, a record low for a governing party, and Barak won the majority of the direct vote for prime minister. Netanyahu resigned from the Knesset and public life after his party won only 19 seats. <mask> was once again chosen to be the foreign minister, with his deputy being an Arab Israeli. <mask> was a passive partner three times as foreign minister. He quit the coalition in April 2000 due to Barak's attempts to move peace negotiations forward and his plan to withdraw Israeli military forces from Lebanon. <mask> was the first minister to resign when his demands weren't met.Gesher was reformed along with other people. One Nation quit Sharon's government because of his economic policies. Their leader is the chairman of the Histadrut Labour Federation. The elections for the 16th Knesset were precarious for <mask>. <mask> moved back to the Likud after leaving Gesher. The head of communications for the party was elected as the head of Gesher instead of <mask>, who was elected to the 16th Knesset. <mask> and his supporters objected in the petition to prevent Shiraz and the rest of Gesher members from continuing the party's activity, and asked toDissolve the party and relate to his move as a merger of his political party in its entirety.The struggle continued years later, as members of the party try to rebuild Gesher and transform it into a modern social party appealing to Israel's young generation of academics and professionals, as well as <mask> and his supporters attempt to dismantle it. <mask> was elected as a member of the 16th Knesset but did not get a realistic place on the Likud list in the election to the 17th Knesset. <mask> lost his seat in the 2006 election because he failed to get a high position on the Knesset list. The Israel Prize was won by <mask>. Members of the 7th Knesset, the 8th Knesset, the 9th Knesset, and the 10th Knesset were born in 1937.

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title: Chittrovanu Mazumdar

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texts: A contemporary Indian artist of Bengali-Indian and French descent is named <mask>. <mask> has been described as a "conceptual artist" and a "post-structuralist" while some critics consider it difficult to classify his oeuvre into a single artistic tradition or even into any consistent genre of his own. Mazudmar has referred to himself as an "expressionist painter" but has also said he prefers not to use a particular word to qualify his work because it comprises different kinds of media and forms, and that art is more interesting when fully given over to the viewer's own. Mazumder was born in Paris and spent most of his childhood in Kolkata. He attended the Calcutta Government College of Art & Craft after receiving his initial art education from his father. He rose to prominence as a painter in the 1980s and 1990s and then transitioned to installation work in the late 1990s. He has collaborated with Seagull Publications to design books.He lives and works in Kolkata and is associated with the 1X1 Gallery. There have been major exhibitions of his work in a number of places. In New Delhi, his paintings are housed in the National Gallery of Modern Art. Early life and education was a mixed family of artists and scholars. His father Nirode was a founding member of the Calcutta Group and his mother Marguerite was French. His paternal aunt and uncle were both painters and novelists. <mask> was born in Paris, but spent most of his childhood in Kolkata and a small village in Bihar.He was raised in a household that read in all three of his native languages. 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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 He attributes a significant creative influence to his father, who taught him before he attended art college. He began his career as a painter.His first solo show was presented in Kolkata in 1985 at the Academy of Fine Arts by Seagull Foundation for the Arts, which went on to present a dozen solo exhibitions by him throughout India over the next decade and a half. He was invited to present at the Durbar Hall at Victoria Memorial in Kolkata in 1991. He established his international reputation through major group exhibitions in Asia, Europe, and the United States. His first solo exhibit was in New York in 1997. In India and abroad, his work has been shown in twelve solo exhibitions and thirteen group exhibitions. In 2004, Seagull Foundation for the Arts presented a multi-sensory environment called New Work in an abandoned apartment building in a crowded Kolkata neighbourhood. The critically acclaimed Nightskin was presented by 1x1 Art Gallery of Dubai in 2009.Nightskin, which had been specifically tailored to its exhibit space, was adapted for and recreated in a space that comprised Mazudar's Kolkata studio at Ho Chi Minh Sarani and extended into the Harrington Street Arts Centre located on a floor above the studio in the same building. The three month solo exhibit And what is left unsaid was held in the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome. The visual elements are often constructed in layers, creating the effect of being visible and shrouded at the same time. Fragmented images, collaged text and pictures, mythical iconography, abstract and symbolic are all built on top of each other, crowding together, yet appearing to be on separate planes of translucent and opaque paint in the early to mid 1990s. He collaborated on designing theater spaces, where he developed some of his technique and ideas for using sound, lighting, moving parts, digital media, and also the architecture of the exhibition venue itself. Most of the time, <mask> works in multimedia installations. The large number of paintings that he has continued to produce are usually incorporated into the larger entity of the exhibition as a whole.In some shows, he has taken groups of multiple paintings and turned them into components of the larger installation. A wide range of technologies and materials are used in the installations. He has used painted canvas and paper, poured industrial tar, mercury coated cups, aluminum reflectors, rubber, wood, wax, engine oil, brocaded textile, masonry, gold, iron, steel, motorized and mechanical devices, light bulbs, filters, video, and soundtracks. <mask>'s works tend to defy categories because of the variety. They are usually described as installations or sculpted environments, but the artist doesn't attach a single label to them. There are paintings, sculptures, sound and light installations. The viewer is forced to shift his/her position constantly because each piece crosses over to a new field.Business Standard calls him one of the foremost artists of his generation. M F. Hussain said that his work "underlying his many shifts in medium, form and style over the years is a sensual intensity that reaches past the clever and the quick." There is a heightened, even Epiphanic extension of the senses in <mask>'s work, which is rarely felt in exhibitions of contemporary art. Many younger Indian artists have lost their way in a labyrinth where each fork in the road leads to a dead end. <mask> has never lost sight of the vital connection between reflection and practice, self-expression and self-critique; he values hesitancy, the creative rupture of one's own certitude, over the reckless speed of unmediated production. The 2012 installation was called Nightskin to be "matured and transformed into an aesthetic realization of his ideas of transience, mutability and of night being the matrix of creativity" in comparison to his earlier works from the 1990s. Aveek Sen wrote that the work teeters on the verge of great clichés."How clear is the line that separates great clichés of art from its great themes?" Nightskin, the seminal work of Nightskin <mask>, was adapted and recreated as Nightskin in Kolkata in 2012. The exhibition space and the surrounding desert landscape were used as elements of the work, which was presented in a large warehouse. The studio where the Kolkata edition was housed was at Ho Chi Minh Sarani. The exhibition stretched across two floors and included photographs, multimedia installations, tall towers, oils leaking out of boxes, and projections of video, light, and sound. One reviewer described a "crate smok[ing] like an overheated engine which might catch fire at any moment, but close inspection reveals the smoke as vapour." One room had stark white walls that were hung with a series of prints titled "One Square Kilometre" showing the decomposing carcass of a calf, photographed over a period of five days.There were large screens in another room that streamed a restless flow of images and sound. There was a large, dark vaulted chamber which was intermittently illuminated with sudden flashes of light. There were black metal towers and black metal boxes in this chamber. Moutned on wheels. There were burning fires, flowing waters, a sleeping girl, and "banks of flowers" in brilliant colors. A soundtrack with a lot of words, music, and muffled noises was heard. There were mechanical components, opening and closing, smoke, fluids leaking out of boxes, and partially open windows that contained small, digital prints of nature.Nightskin created various spaces of "night", including images of large, twilight landscapes and intimate moments of sleep. It evoked images that were comforting, like a "womb" or a "boudoir", and suffocating, like looking down through bars at videos of people, as if they are trapped. British historian and journalist, Lucian Harris, wrote that the work captured the moment of transition from day to night when the "equilibrium of light and dark dissolving all matter before it is recast in the skin of the night" and contemplated the "many layers of mysteries of the night". The project was praised for its technical and methodological achievements. "<mask> could not have created this daedal layer of sensations by simply wishing it would happen," wrote Soumitra Das of The Telegraph. It is obvious that planning went into it. The time and effort required to paint, sculpt, photograph, arrange the music, and other such usual types of creative work, but also for hanging at least a hundred framed pictures from the ceiling, rigging up a panel encrusted with the tiny bells of a ghunghru, was speculatedNightskin took almost five years to complete, according to an interview with The Statesman. Nightskin raises questions about the meaning of art and the significance of artists. According to Harris, it questions various ways of seeing reality. Everything is evocative and seems to exist in a representational way, but on closer inspection, nothing is quite what it seems. The images and objects reveal themselves to be quite different. Revelation is a particularly pervasive theme of the 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Video screens, still photographs and paintings are concealed by hinges.The invitation to explore, to touch, to get beneath the skin and peel away the layers is part of the whole arrangement. We are absorbed in the motifs that guide us through Mazumdar's mind, mapping his memories with reference to the whole panoply of senses. The experience of Nightskin was one of awe and wonder, inspired by the scale of the constructions and the ingenious yet discreet nature of the constructions. Ray says that the language <mask> constructs is not for the generation of meaning, but for the evocation of feelings. This makes <mask> a romantic artist, in the best sense of the term, although his process of realization is postmodern. The experience of the trip and the effects on the brain defy categorization. What is not said...During the 2016 edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, the installation "the River" was displayed. Artist Sudarshan Shetty's vision for the edition was to present works that "create multiple, layered worlds and urge viewers to move between them." The River is a multi-room exhibit at the Aspin. There are rooms with video projections of water, leaves, and decay on the floor as well as a video of the river Ganga flowing inside of a book. The work was inspired by mythical accounts of India as the land of seven rivers and expresses in a new way, the elements of motion, transition, transience, and memory. In discussing the beginnings of the project, he describes a conversation he had with Sudarshan Shetty, in which the two of them talked about the ancient river Saraswati, which is still alive in myth and in memory. The River raises questions about how you perceive time and culture and the passing of a moment. He says that once a river is gone, you never get back the same water.The gallery is located in Jersey City, New Jersey. The Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome has a collection of art. The Indian Parallax or the Doubling of Happiness wascurated by Shaheen Mirali, the Birla Academy of Art and Culture. An exhibition for the African National Congress was held in Kolkata in 1988 on the occasion of Nelson Mandela's 70th birthday. Calcutta Salon d'Automne 1988 Paris Salon d'Artistes Franqaise are presented by Seagull at Calcutta Information Centre. He has been involved in art workshops in India and France. <mask> is interested in animal welfare.Some of the dogs that he and his wife care for are rescues. Ramya Sarma's art is referred to as Superdensitycrush. The Crest edition of The Times of India. 2 June 2012 An artist is depicted as a terrorist. The paper. 17 June 2012<mask> <mask> is an expressionist painter. There is an art expo in India. 5 February 2010. What lies beyond is a profile of <mask> <mask>. India has flowers. February 2010. <mask> <mask> had lunch with BS.There is a business standard. Perversion of a culture. India is today. The year 2006 began on 2 January. Soumitra Das wrote Transience, Mutability and the Night. The paper. The year 2012 began on 18 February.The 1x1 Art Gallery presented a solo artist. An art review. 3 September 2009. <mask> <mask> is an artist. The gallery has a threshold. Shailaja Tripathi wrote Rekindling A Memory. The magazine of The Hindu.The year ended on 20 August 2009. A visual experience by Swapan Mullick. The Statesman. The year began on 15 February. The University of Calcutta alumni are Indian male artists and the Government College of Art & Craft alumni are French people.

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title: Vinod Dham

texts: He is an engineer,entrepreneur and venture capitalist. He is a mentor, advisor and sits on the boards of companies, including startups funded through his India-based fund. An exhibition on South Asians in the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. highlights Indian-Americans who have helped shape America. In 1950s, <mask> was born in India. During the partition of India, his father was a member of the army civilian department. At the age of 21, <mask> graduated from Delhi College of Engineering with a degree in electrical engineering. He left his family in Delhi, India at the age of 25 to study in the US with just $8 in his pocket.He has two sons with his wife. His siblings are three brothers and a sister. He joined Continental Devices, one of India's only private Silicon Semiconductor start-ups at the time which collaborated with Teradyne Semiconductor Company, USA, after completing a BE degree in Electrical Engineering. He worked for four years at the Delhi facility that was put together by the early team. While working at this company, his love for Semiconductor bloomed. He decided that he needed a deeper understanding of the physics behind the behavior of the Semiconductor devices because it applied the knowledge he had learned as an Engineer. He left his job in 1975 to pursue anMS degree in physics at the University of Cincinnati.He joined NCR Corp in Dayton, Ohio, in 1977 as an engineer and did cutting-edge work in developing advanced non-volatile memories. It wasn't a career move to join NCR. At the University of Cincinnati, <mask> was the student in his class who had worked the longest in semi-conductors. NCR got a patent in 1985 on mixed dielectric process and non-volatile memory device, thanks to his work on non-volatile memories. He joined Intel as an engineer and was in charge of the development of the world-famous Pentium processor. He was called the "Pentium Engineer" for his role in the development of the Pentium Micro-Processor. He is a co-inventor of Intel's first flash memory technology.He rose to the position of Vice- President of Micro-Processor Group at Intel Co. He learned his skills for leading the Pentium project by working on two earlier generations of micro-processors-Intel's 386 and 486. Productivity enhancement at the workplace was made possible by PCs in the 1980s. By the time he started the project, there were many established and new players. Intel's ability to focus and execute while maintaining full compatibility of the application with its previous generation micro-processors was the key reason for its success over dozens of these big competitors. The General Manager of the 586 processor group was quoted in a Business Week cover story on Intel's new processors. He joined the startup after leaving Intel.The launch of the "Pentium killer" processor was made possible by <mask>. He was the vice president of the group. He co-founded companies with an objective of using India's emerging talent in chip after he sold Silicon Spice. He is the Managing Director and founder of Indo-US Venture Partners, an early stage India focused fund. Over the years, <mask> has been a board member and tech advisor to many private and public companies. In February 2015, <mask> announced his return to entrepreneurship as the co-founder and CEO of Acadgild, an online educational platform he co-founded with India's storiedentrepreneur duo Krishnan and Meena. Software Programming that is relevant to today's rapidly evolving digital world is what Acadgild aims to teach.Acadgild provides live mentoring and hands-on engagement for building real applications for its students, unlike many existing online courses that rely on videos. It will include preparing the students for job ready skills and a more effective way for employers to evaluate them, as well as building two applications. When <mask> joined Intel, it had $1 million in revenue. He left Intel with revenues of $16.2 billion. Intel's success in the micro-processor business was built on strategy and organisation built by Andy Grove, according to <mask>. When <mask> decided to leave R&D, he decided to work on processors at Intel. He achieved a lot by the time he quit Intel.There was a time when the entrepreneurial revolution in Silicon Valley was at its peak. He joined the company that was eight years old as COO. There was only one company that was developing micro-processors at the time. The company did not have a chip that was bus compatible with the Pentium, an important function that was needed to fit in the PC industry dominated by Intel. With his wide-ranging experience, <mask> changed the strategy ofNexGen because he knew that the company had to license intellectual property that would piggyback on infrastructure that had already been created by the rest of the PC industry and needed access to manufacturing capabilities and advanced technology by partnering with established players. While looking for a partner forNexGen, he discovered that Advance Micro Devices was the main competitor to Intel in the computer hardware industry. The synergy between the two companies appeared to be a perfect one, asNexGen had a product but no factories and process technology, whereasAMD had a factory and advanced technology but no product.His insights led to the acquisition of NexGen's product and process technology by Advanced Micro Devices for a tidy sum of US$857 million. NexGen's core technology was used to build the next product from Advanced Micro Devices. It was the fastest processor in the world. It was the first time that anyone beat Intel at its own speed game. The success of K6 was important because it meant that PCs had to be sold for over $1500. The price of K6 to create a PC below $1000 is under the leadership of the micro-processor business. The creation of a sub $1000 category for the first time was made possible by the ability to give competition to Intel and create a sub-$1000 PC.Initially, Intel responded with a truncated Pentium under the brand name Celeron. The price of a desktop computer is less than $300. Silicon Spice's CEO and president, who had made a career out of micro-processors, was no longer interested in just chips, which form the guts and brains of PC. He was talking about communications processors. He said that the business of the microprocessor had become less interesting to him. The Internet was the mother of all killer applications, which could use most computing power if there were no network issues. Anyone who could help would have the key to the multi-billion-dollar bounty.The PC was not designed for communication. He said that the micro-processor has gone beyond use. He said that hardware is far ahead of the requirements. With demand for communications-related chips growing at 20% per annum, Dham and Silicon Spice's three MIT Grad Co-Founders wanted a piece of the pie. Silicon Spice raised more than $34 million in venture capital. Silicon Spice was experimenting with reconfigurable technology to design chips. The chips designed in this fashion lacked the necessary performance and cost to be used for commercial purposes.Meanwhile. Ing. There is an emerging need for developing chips that can effectively transfer voice over the Internet. The Internet protocol was mainly used for data and delivering voice over Internet, which was a tricky problem in terms of technology. The first chip to support Voice over Internet Protocol was built by the Co. In a little over two years, Silicon Spice's technology was promising. In an all-stock deal, Dham sold Silicon Spice to Broadcom for over a billion dollars.At the time of acquisition, it was the largest deal in the company's history and its seventh acquisition of the year. Nicholas said, "This is kind of the holy grail of carrier-class communication equipment." The significance of what micro-processor was to PC is the same as what Silicon Spice has created. It is always helpful to start defining your product with very early involvement with customers. In December 2001, Dham went to India to meet several businesses. He was impressed by the success of India's IT industry based on off-shoring of US software development to India and was wondering what it would take to recreate a similar US-India model for hardware and chip design off shoring to India. He co-founded an incubator with seed capital from other venture capitalists.Telsima, Montalvo Systems, and Silica are some of the chip and system design companies that it invested in. Silicon Valley was looking at reducing expenditure in chip development. He and his partner were very hands on in helping these companies. With so much focus on software, India has not yet developed the critical mass of skills for chip design work and speciality software expertise to support the 'offshoring' model. The start ups were subsequently acquired. After learning that opportunities for venture backed startups in India will likely focus more on services required to meet needs of India's growing consumer class, <mask> co-founded NEA- a cross border India focused fund. The firm was later changed to Indo-US Venture Partners.IUVP is run by Dham with two India-based investment partners. IUVP's focus has been on investing in Indian companies in sectors such as Mobile Technology, knowledge process outsourcing, Internet and Education. Many charities in the US and India are donors to Philanthropy <mask> and his wife Sadhana. He is a Trustee of the American India Foundation. The chair is named after former President Bill Clinton. He was named to the Board of Directors in July of 2006 and became the Chair of the Digital Equalizer program with a mission to provide underprivileged children in India with the opportunity to enhance their learning through use of digital technology. He was the Chair of the DE Program.He was awarded the Visionary Award for his DE work by Montek Singh Ahluwaliain. In 1993, <mask> was named one of the top 25 executives in the US computer industry. He was one of the most influential Asian Americans of the decade. He was appointed to the President's Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in 2000. India Today listed <mask> as one of the Global Indian Achievers. The survival instinct is what makes Indians successful in Silicon Valley. At the Pravasi Bhartiya Diwas, organised by the Ministry of Overseas Affairs of the government of India, a high recognition for accomplished Indians was given to <mask>.India Abroad profiled <mask> as one of the 50 most influential Indian Americans. JC Bose, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, and others were also profiled by China DailyBBS. The great Indians of this Century were profiled by Scribd. The NRI institute, a New Delhi-based nonprofit, gave the award to <mask> at the Global Summit. Sam Pitroda, Chairman of India's National Knowledge Commission is one of the Pravasi recognized by the NRI Institute. The Asian Pacific American Program established HomeSpun:Smithsonian Indian American Heritage Project, which will chronicle the story of immigrants from India and their descendants in America, and the People Choice Award was given to Dham. The VC Taskforce, a Silicon Valley-based organization boasting 6000 members dedicated to promoting innovation through Venture Community, honored Dham with a lifetime accomplishment award on 13 November.The best thing that happened to me was joining Intel and the worst thing was leaving Intel. The electrons move at the same speed. If you've been in Silicon Valley for 10 to 15 years and haven't done a startup, there's something wrong with you. When we designed Pentium, speed was important to us. You were a hero because we built the fastest BMW or Lamborghini equivalent of a chip. Now, it's more like building an efficient car. It may not go very fast, but it consumes less power.The chip industry has undergone a paradigm shift. The ARM chips are being used to build new devices. These chips can run your iPad for weeks, even if they aren't as fast. That was not the case in the 80s and 90s. To stay globally competitive, the nation must do better at steering its youth toward engineering careers. A growing number of technology executives warn that the U.S. faces an Engineer shortage. Money is moving to India from Sand Hill Road in Silicon Valley.India's time has come. There is nothing except spreadsheets that you can't do on a cell phone. You can do a lot of things. It's possible to do photo sharing. You can find a restaurant near you. You can't do it on a computer. It is a much richer medium.A cell phone won't compete with the big screens in the home. You won't leave home without a cell phone. When they're fishing in India, they call back and say how many pounds of fish they caught and when they'll be back. That creates a real-time market. References External links Real World Tech 1950 births Advanced Micro Devices people 20th-century Indian inventors Indian emigrants to the United States Intel people Living people American people of Punjabi descent Engineers from Maharashtra Delhi University alumni University of Cincinnati alumni 20th-century Indian engineers

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title: Lee Schipper

texts: Leon Jay "<mask>" <mask> was a physicist and energy efficiency expert who authored more than 100 technical papers and a number of books on energy economics and transportation. He was a critic of the conventional wisdom. He was remembered by climate scientists as a giant who was brilliant at connecting technology, economics, culture, policy and politics. <mask> attended the University of California at Berkeley. He received degrees in physics and music. <mask> worked at the LBNL for more than 20 years. He worked at the Energy and Resources Group at UC Berkeley, Shell International in London, as well as being a Fulbright Scholar.He was a guest researcher at the World Bank. He worked with the Global Business Network. He was a member of the Swedish Board for Transportation and Communications Research and served on the editorial boards of five major journals. He was a member of the committee for four years. At the time of his death, <mask> was a senior research scientist at both the University of California Berkeley and the Precourt Institute of Energy Efficiency, conducting research and policy analysis on efficient energy use in transportation systems. Energy Efficient Housing <mask>'s first seminal contribution came in 1976, when he published an influential paper in Science pointing out that Sweden consumed far less energy per unit of economic activity than the United States did. His 1985 book Coming in from the Cold was about his work on the energy efficiency of Swedish housing.In March 1984 <mask> testified before Congress. The Berkeley Lab started the International Energy Studies group in the 1980s after transportation <mask> shifted his focus. He was a senior associate of the World Resources Institute Center for sustainable Transport. He was a senior scientist at the International Energy Agency in Paris. The Second and Third Assessment Reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007. He was supposed to be the Review Editor for the chapter on Transport in Working Group III's contribution to the Fifth Assessment Report. John Holdren was the first person to hire <mask> as an energy specialist at Berkeley.He said that <mask> was one of the first people to say that people don't want to consume energy, but they want to consume energy services, like transportation, comfortable rooms, cold beer and so forth. Mark Levine, who was Schipper's supervisor for most of his career at LBNL, said that <mask> was the founding father of a school of energy analysts. The work he did has been done here. He created an important tradition of understanding energy by studying it from the bottom up. Schipper analyzed energy data sector by sector and end-use by end-use in various countries. He was able to show why energy intensity did not correlate with GDP. He was described as an iconoclast with a wonderful knack of turning a phrase to great effect.The New York Times published 15 letters to the editor on energy efficiency. Although it may have reduced air pollution, the "cash for clunkers" program did little to save energy. In many cases, buyers used the rebate to purchase something bigger and more powerful than they would have otherwise. The effect is not what we were hoping for. <mask> was a musician. He was the leader of the jazz quintet. He was a member of the jazz group that won the Notre Dame Jazz Festival in 1967.He recorded on the album "C.M." in 1969. Musictrain is available on Spectator Records. He recorded "The Phunky Physicist" in 1973. He reprised the role of band leader with an ad hoc jazz group, <mask> and the Mitigators, who performed in conjunction with energy-related conferences. One of the most complete sets of his recordings was collected by him. The American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy published Coming in from the Cold: Energy-wise Housing in Sweden.

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title: Ray Emery

texts: <mask> was a Canadian professional ice hockey goalie who played in the NHL for eleven seasons. <mask> was drafted by the Senators in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft. During the 2006–07 season, he was a member of the Senators team that reached the Stanley Cup Finals, the first appearance in the finals for the modern Senators' franchise. He won the Stanley Cup with Chicago. The William M. Jennings Trophy is awarded to the goaltender or goaltender who gives up the least goals in the season. <mask> was a two-time Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy finalist. His teammates and fans referred to him as "<mask>" for his aggressive playing style.<mask> was born on September 28, 1982 in Hamilton, Ontario. Sharlene was an overhead crane operator at the Dofasco steel mill when she became pregnant at 20. His biological father did not want to raise a child. Sharlene married <mask> in 1986. He took his name after being adopted by Paul. Andrew and Nicholas were brothers to <mask>. The family lived in a farmhouse.<mask> was offered a scholarship. He played a lot of sports other than ice hockey. Due to a shortage of goaltenders in his league, he switched to goalie when he was nine years old. After a potential scholarship during his pursuit for higher education pushed him to take advantage of his athletic ability, <mask> committed to hockey on the advice of his mother. <mask> tried out for eight different junior teams before landing with the Ontario Junior Hockey League Junior C Dunnville Terriers. <mask> was named the league's rookies of the year. The OHL is a hockey league in Ontario.<mask> was drafted in the fifth round by Marie Greyhounds. The Welland Cougars of the OHA and the Greyhounds of the Ontario Hockey League played each other in 1999. He played with the Greyhounds. <mask> gained attention for his fighting ability during his last season in junior hockey. He set a record with 33 wins and a 2.63 goals against average. <mask> was selected in the fourth round of the 2001 NHL Entry Draft. In 2002–03, <mask> joined the Binghamton Senators of the American Hockey League (AHL) and immediately assumed the position of starting goaltender for his first professional season with the team.He made the league's all-rookie team and was named to the All-Star team. <mask> 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 suspended for three games. In the heat of a game, Hamel apologized for not thinking about what he was saying. <mask> began his NHL career with the Senators. He set a record for wins to start an NHL goaltending career, winning his first nine games, which was 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 Emery won twelve games in March, tying a 1974 record for the most wins in a month.The back-up to Dominik Haek, <mask> had won nine straight games at the beginning of the 2005–06 season. When Haek injured his groin during the 2006 Winter Olympics, Mike Morrison was claimed off of waivers from the Oilers and became <mask>'s backup. <mask> led the Senators to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs in 2006 and was the starter for the rest of the season. The Senators didn't bring back Haek after the 2005–06 season, instead acquiring Martin Gerber to compete with <mask> for the starter position. At the beginning of the season, Gerber was the starter, but he was replaced by <mask> in November due to his poor play. On February 10, 2007, <mask> was suspended for three games by the NHL for hitting Montreal forward Lapierre in the face with his stick after Lapierre crashed into <mask>'s net. After his suspension ended, <mask> was involved in a fight between the Senators and the Sabres.He and Biron fought each other. Andrew Peters grabbed <mask> and connected with ten hard punches to the head, while <mask> did not directly punch Peters. Both goaltenders received game misconducts, and <mask> received two five-minute majors for fighting in the same incident. <mask> received 22 penalty minutes for fighting, a two-minute minor for leaving the crease, and a 10-minute game misconduct for this altercation. Fans and media dubbed him "<mask>" in reference to retired boxer <mask> Robinson and his reputation as a fighter. Brian McGrattan said that if <mask> were a position player and not a goalie, he would be one of the top five fighters in the NHL. In his 100th NHL game, <mask> and the Senators defeated Montreal 5–2 on March 30, 2007.The Senators advanced to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since 1992 after defeating Pittsburgh, New Jersey, and Buffalo in the playoffs. He became a restricted free agent after the end of the season and later agreed to a three-year deal with the Senators worth million before the hearings were held. <mask> missed several games early in the Senators' season due to a wrist injury that limited him to just 40 minutes in the pre-season. Murray told the media in an end-of-season press conference that <mask> wouldn't return to the Senators for the 2008–09 season. <mask> became a free agent when he cleared waivers three days after he was released by the Senators. On July 9, 2008, <mask> signed a one-year, $2 million contract with the newly formed Kontinental Hockey League. He chased a trainer who tried to put a cap on <mask>'s head.Due to rules that encourage the development of Russian goaltenders, <mask> was allowed to play in only 65% of his team's 56 regular season games. He finished the season as the top goaltender in the KHL with a.928 save percentage and a 1.86 goals against average. On June 10, 2009, the Philadelphia Flyers announced that they had agreed to terms with <mask> on a one-year contract. <mask> was placed on injured reserve to have surgery on a torn muscle. He was originally expected to be out for six weeks, but it was discovered that he had a hip problem. <mask> would be out for the rest of the season due to a bone graft that was announced by the general manager. Bo Jackson was able to catch the disease before it spread, but doctors were able to catch it before it spread.In April, doctors announced a successful surgery. Jackson said that they were the only two athletes who came back after the disease. Jackson took his hat off. I want him to know I'm with him. It's a lot of work. It takes a very special person to come back and play. He needs a different makeup to compete on a professional level.<mask> underwent a very specialized and complex procedure that involved removing 13 centimetres from his right fibula and then implanting a proper blood supply to the area. While the surgery went well, he didn't know how long <mask>'s recovery would take. <mask> became an unrestricted free agent on July 1 because of his injury. He was given the go-ahead to start working out in August. In November 2010, TSN visited <mask> during an on-ice workout and were surprised to see him get down into the butterfly position and play for the first time since surgery. <mask> didn't care if he could walk in seven years, and he just wanted to play. <mask>'s doctors and trainers were surprised by his quick recovery.<mask> began training with Eric Lindros and working with personal trainer Matt Nichol and goalie coach Eli Wilson in January of 2011. <mask> was as prepared as he was before the Stanley Cup Final run, according to Wilson. There was a special segment on Hockey Night in Canada about the return of <mask> to the NHL after an injury. There was 13 centimetres of bone missing from <mask>'s leg. He was nominated for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy. Four NHL teams showed interest in signing <mask> before he signed a one-year two-way contract with the Anaheim Ducks. He played a total of five games for the Syracuse Crunch in the 2010–11 season, posting a 4–1–0 record with a 1.98 goals against average and a.943 save percentage.<mask> was called up to the Ducks after completing his conditioning stint. When he replaced Dan Ellis, <mask> received a standing ovation from the crowd. <mask> won six straight starts to open his Anaheim career, but fell one shy of matching the record for consecutive wins by a goaltender, held by Guy Hebert. In the week of March 14, <mask> was honoured with the NHL's Second Star of the Week after going 2–0–0 with a 0.99 GAA and a.968 save percentage. The Anaheim goalie finished tied for fourth in the league with a 7–20 record and 2.28 goals against average and.928 save percentage in ten regular-season NHL appearances. The Anaheim chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association nominated <mask> for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy in April. <mask> was nominated for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy by the NHL.<mask> signed a one-year contract with the Chicago Hawks on October 3, 2011. By the end of the season, <mask> had a 15–9–4 record and a 2.81 GAA in 34 regular-season appearances, and a 10–0–3 record and a 2.15 GAA in 16 appearances at Chicago's United Center. The Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy is an award for dedication and perseverance. The Hawks signed <mask> to a one-year extension worth $1.15 million in April of 2012 to keep him with the team. In March of last year, <mask> became the first goalie in NHL history to start a season with ten straight wins. He improved his NHL record to eleven wins in a row. In his 200th NHL start, <mask> went to 12–0–0 against the Flames.On April 10, he made franchise history by recording his third shutout in five games, helping him to third in the NHL with a 1.90 GAA and seventh in save percentage at.924 with a 15–1–0 record. <mask>'s previous injuries were no longer a concern as he posted career highs. In April of last year, <mask> and Crawford won the William M. Jennings Trophy, which is awarded to the goalie who gives up the least goals in a season. <mask> finished the season with a.922 save percentage and 17 wins. He won his first Stanley Cup when the Hawks defeated the Bruins. <mask> signed a one-year deal with Philadelphia on July 5, 2013. <mask> was the backup to Steve Mason.On November 1, <mask> fought Holtby, who was not interested in fighting. He was 9–12–2 with a 2.96 GAA in 28 appearances for the season. He was re-signed for another year for $1 million. <mask> had a 10–11–7 record and a 3.06 GAA in 31 appearances for theFlyers in the 2014–2018. On September 8, 2015, the Tampa Bay Lightning announced that <mask> would be attending training camp. He was released from the PTO on September 27. <mask> trained with the Los Angeles Kings' American Hockey League affiliate, the Ontario Reign.<mask> signed a professional tryout agreement with the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League, who are associated with the Toronto Maple Leafs. On January 24, 2016 after Crawford recorded his seventh whitewash of the season, he credited <mask> for turning around his work habits. Crawford stated that <mask>'s work habits led him to increase his focus and preparation before a game. Crawford said that he had never seen a goalie be so focused and ready for a game. I was doing other things and not having a routine. You get in a physical routine that prepares you mentally. It's game time and time to play.<mask> was cited by Kyle Dubas, assistant GM of the Marlies. <mask> ended his tryout with the Marlies after signing with Adler Mannheim of the German elite league for the remainder of the season. On April 1, the team announced that it had signed <mask> for the rest of the season, after he signed a tryout contract with the team on March 29. <mask> retired from the NHL at the end of the season. <mask> was a celebrated fighter in the NHL because it was rare for a goaltender to fight. <mask> was a fan of boxing and had a collection of images on his helmets. The press speculated about <mask>'s behavior during his time with the Senators.Reports concerning <mask> included a road rage incident involving a senior citizen, a car accident that led to a missed flight to a road game, lateness to practice, fights with teammates during practice, and rumors of alcohol abuse. The media speculated in 2008 that <mask> was involved with drugs. <mask> responded, "I'm not a saint and I'm not in jail either." At one point, <mask> was asked if he had a drug problem, but he said he didn't. He was partially responsible for signing <mask> to the Flyers, but he expressed regret on how <mask> was handled. In January 2009, a video surfaced of <mask> trying to chase and punch a team trainer while the trainer tried to place a hat on his head. <mask> stated in 2011 that he had learned from his past mistakes and that he had undergone anger management classes.<mask> was the love interest in Chanté's music video for "Test Drive". <mask> proposed to Chanté on her birthday. Chanté called off her wedding to <mask> due to the release of her cover on Today's Bride. Chanté advised that she went to police for a restraining order against <mask>. <mask> was arrested for threatening and attacking her with a weapon. <mask> missed a team-chartered flight to a road game in March of 2007, after he was charged with vehicular incidents. In September 2007, he was accused of threatening to kill a 65-year-old man after cutting off his vehicle on the highway.No charges were filed. <mask> was pulled over by police in February 2008. The police cruiser was cut off by him. He was aggressive with officers. He was charged with stunt driving for driving over the posted speed limit. His car was seized by police. He said on Off the Record that his Hummer had been pulled over at least 30 times.<mask> and his friends went swimming at the Royal Hamilton Yacht Club. He jumped off a boat and friends called for help when he didn't come back up. Hamilton Police referred to the incident as a "case of misadventure" after he was found dead in the water. The search for <mask> took longer than expected due to safety concerns for the dive team. Police concluded their investigation as "non-criminal" after an autopsy showed that <mask> had drowned. On July 16, Keshia Chanté penned an emotional tribute to <mask>, stating that she was "heartbroken" and that he was a superhero who was "loving, affectionate, intelligent, hilarious, giving". She stated that they "forgave each other and continued to love each other right to the very end."The Senators presented a tribute to <mask> prior to their game against the Dallas Stars. Chanté, who sang the national anthem, and his close friend, who was playing for the Stars, were among those present. There is a list of black NHL players, as well as a list of black Canadian ice hockey players. Hockey players from Canada, Germany, and Russia have Accidental deaths in Ontario.

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title: Donald Maclurcan

texts: <mask> was an Australian architect. He designed or directed the design of a wide range of building types, from individual houses to important infrastructure projects. He was the son of Charles Dansie Maclurcan. Hannah Maclurcan owned the Wentworth Hotel and was the author of Mrs. Maclurcan's Cookbook. The flat roof of the Wentworth Hotel was used for <mask>'s experiments in wireless transmission. <mask> attended OLSH in Bowral, New South Wales, where he completed his education in 1936. His academic record was ordinary, despite his intelligence, and he simply wasn't interested.He declared at the age of 12 that he wanted to be an architect. In 1934, with two friends, he hung a dummy over the newly completed Sydney Harbour Bridge in order to get the attention of the news media. The intervention of a Jesuit father saved him from expulsion. He left school to study architecture at the Sydney Institute of Technology. Margaret Davis was his future wife. He enlisted in the Militia in 1939 and while unofficially engaged to Margaret, any thought of marriage was put on hold. He joined the AIF in 1941 and left for the Middle East on the Queen Mary in September of 1941.He married Margaret at St. Mary's Cathedral after 10 days of leave. He became a Captain in the 2nd/14th Field Company. He walked from Port Moresby to Soputa to supervise the maintenance of the roads and bridges while being bombed by the Japanese. He collapsed on the Parade ground in 1944 due to Malaria, weighing less than 7 stone. He was thrown out of the army just as he was about to be promoted to Major, but he persevered and completed the course in 6 months. He developed an ulcer as a result. In June 1946, he joined the architectural firm of "Fowell and Mansfield" as a named partner.He designed and/or directed the design of a wide range of building types for 30 years as a senior partner. He has expertise in civil engineering structures and the visual environment. He directed the firm's many consultancies to government authorities such as the Snowy Mountains Engineering Authority, the New South Wales Departments of Main Roads and Railways, the State Electricity Commission and the Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage Board. He was Chairman of the National Parks Advisory Committee of Architects from 1966 to 1976 and a member of the New South Wales State Pollution Control Commission. He traveled extensively in Europe in 1952 on general architecture studies, in 1960 to the USA on major dams and power stations, and in 1967, to both Europe and USA researching road bridges, expressway interchanges and underground rail systems. He was President of the Illuminating Engineers in 1952, a member of the Catholic Building and Finance Committee and the first Chairman of the newly formed Zoological Parks Board of New South Wales from 1973 to 1976, in which he visited major zoos around the world to study their design. He was appointed an OBE in 1975, in recognition of his achievements.He was appointed a Knight Commander of the Order of Saint Gregory after being recognised by the Catholic Church for his advisory work. He pursued other activities with the same determination that he applied to his work. He acted as Chef de Mission and General Manager of the Australian VIII Olympic Winter Team in 1960, after 10 years as President of the Ski Council. He built a ski hut with his brother and sister-in-law in 1961. He owned a number of sports cars, including 4 Bristols, an Aston Martin, and a Riley. He applied his significant mechanical skills to maintain many of them. He sailed with his brothers in a small boat when he was a young boy.This was the beginning of his interest in sports. He began competitive racing after purchasing the 28 foot "Mirrabooka" in 1959. He launched the 34 foot "Morag Bheag" in 1969. He wasYachtsman of the Year at the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron Annual Prize Giving in 1990. He sailed with fierce skill, loved to win, but was always generous in acknowledging his opponent's skill if he was beaten. He retired at the age of 65 and said he used to be an architect. He produced about 15 models over the next 10 years because of his attention to detail, dexterity and love of the sea.He was commissioned in 1987 to build a model of the Endeavour for the Bi-Centenary. He received a tax credit in lieu of payment. When he was approached to apply his skills to commercial model making, his sense of fairness prevailed and he refused, saying that the work should be directed to those who built models for a living, not a retired gentleman like himself. In his annual Christmas sojourn to Pittwater on the family yacht, he painted the water colors of a few privileged friends. He was married to Margaret for 57 years and they had 4 children.

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title: Neale Cooper

texts: <mask> was a Scottish football player and coach. During the 1980s and 1990s, he played for the Aberdeen team managed by Alex Ferguson, and went on to play for a number of other teams. <mask> worked as a manager in England and Scotland with Ross County and Peterhead. <mask> attended Airyhall Primary School and Hazlehead Academy in Aberdeen and began his senior career with Aberdeen, the team he supported as a boy. He played in the middle for the Dons for five seasons in which he won four Scottish Cups, one League Cup, the 1983 European Cup Winners' Cup and the European Super Cup. Ferguson persuaded <mask> to return to his mother's home in order to protect him from the temptations of youthful independence. He signed for Villa in the summer of 1986.<mask> made only twenty league appearances in the next two years because of injuries. Injuries limited him to seventeen league appearances in the 1988–89 season. <mask> was unable to make a first team appearance due to ongoing fitness issues. <mask> and Mark McGhee were teammates at Reading in 1991. <mask> made seven league appearances for Reading before moving to Dunfermline Athletic. His former club Aberdeen lost in the play-off a year earlier, but he was able to play regularly at Dunfermline, helping them win promotion to the premier division in 1995. Despite his success at club level and a prominent role in the national age-group teams, he never got a full cap for Scotland, a fact which surprised many.<mask> moved into management with Ross County in 1996. He guided the Staggies through two successful promotion campaigns climbing from the fourth to the second tier before stepping down after a run of only one win in eleven games. <mask> was appointed manager of Hartlepool United after taking a break from the game. For the third time in their history, Pools had been promoted from the bottom tier of English football to Division Two, but the manager had been sacked. <mask>'s strong Aberdeen links helped his cause, even though he was a surprise choice of chairman. The first time they met, they were impressed by <mask>. <mask> joked "I've got com from Ross County, which is up near Iceland" after his appointment.His first game in charge of Pools was a memorable 4-3 opening day win at Peterborough United, with four new signings all getting on the score sheet, creating history in the process. It was one of the most emotional games of football that <mask> had ever been involved in. <mask>'s charisma and touchline passion helped carry Pools forward. Before he was forced to retire, new signing Marco Gabbiadini made an impact. Paul Robinson, a new recruit, scored a hat-trick in a Friday night thumping of Grimsby Town at Victoria Park. <mask> returned home to Aberdeen to be with his family after the game. <mask>'s touchline manner made him an instant hit with the crowd and he led the team to their highest ever league finish - sixth in Division Two.They took over 10,000 fans to the Stadium of Light for the FA Cup third round tie. On the final day, Pools secured a play-off spot with a draw at Swindon Town. Both teams needed a point to make the play-offs. Antony Sweeney had headed Pools in front, but they lost the second-leg after two late goals. The next season, Pools finished sixth. <mask>'s side was a joy to watch as they went on a 12-game winless run at the start of the year. 3 of 12 games were won by Pools, including a home loss to Wrexham.<mask> was removed from his post after a home defeat by Walsall. The manager was struggling on a number of personal fronts with his family and children back in Aberdeen. After extra time, <mask>'s players lost 4-2 to Wednesday in the play-off final. One of the most exciting chapters of the club is <mask>'s time in charge of Pools. He took over at Gillingham three weeks after leaving Hartlepool. <mask> resigned in November of that year after poor performances in the league and an FA Cup defeat to Burscough. <mask> returned to Scottish football with Peterhead in October 2006 and took on the role of first team coach.<mask> took over as manager when Paterson left Peterhead. Peterhead narrowly missed out on a place in the Scottish First Division playoffs in 2008, however he guided the Blue Toon to fourth place the following season and a playoff. Peterhead was bottom of the Second Division table when <mask> left the club in 2011. <mask> was reappointed as manager of the League One club on December 28, 2011. In Neale's third game as manager, Pools ended their poor run of home form with a 2–0 win against Rochdale. Seven teenagers from the club's academy made their debut in the first team under <mask>. The person is including the person, including the person, including the person, including the person, including the person, including the person, including the person, including the person, including the person, including the person, including the person, including the person, including the person, including the personHe guided them to a 13th-place finish in the league, their highest league finish since he was last in charge at The Vic. After a poor run of form at the start of the 2012–13 season and unable to halt the slide amid a fractured dressing room, <mask> resigned as Hartlepool boss in late October. The fans of Hartlepool hold him in the highest regard. <mask> was appointed as an assistant manager of Ross County on November 23, 2012. <mask> left Ross County at the end of the season. <mask> was one of four people to be in the Aberdeen Hall of Fame. Alex played in the youth academy after moving from Ross County.Alex was at a training camp in Switzerland in the summer of 2006 where he was tracked by Jose Mourinho. He has played first team football for several clubs since he was released by the Reds. <mask> was in a critical condition after being found collapsed in the stairwell of flats in Aberdeen. He died later that day. A public memorial event and celebration of <mask>'s life was held in Aberdeen. The evening was attended by over 4,000 people. The stand at his former club will be renamed in his honor.The Mill House Stand was officially unveiled in a pre-season game in July. Scottish league champion: 1983–84, Scottish Cup: 1981–82, 1982–83, 1983–84, 1985–86, Scottish League Cup: 1985–86. The players are from Villa F.C. The players are reading. The players of Rangers F.C. The players are from Dunfermline Athletic F.C. The players are from Ross County.Scottish football managers Ross County F.C. There are managers at Hartlepool United F.C. The managers are Gillingham F.C. Managers Peterhead F.C. Footballers from Aberdeen Deaths are educated at Hazlehead Academy.

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title: Veneno (wrestler)

texts: A Panamanian professional wrestler who goes by the ring name "Venom" is living in Mexico and working for the Mexican professional wrestling promotion International Wrestling Revolution Group. He is related to the Casas wrestling family through marriage and his sister is married to Negro Casas. The son of a Panama-based professional wrestling promoter began his professional wrestling career under the ring name "El Guapo Siniestro" on April 30, 1993 in his native Panama. Negro Casas, a Mexican wrestler, came to Panama in the 1990s to work for Medina's father. Casas met and married his sister's sister and then Medina followed her to Mexico. Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) is one of Mexico's largest and the world's largest. The team of Rencor Latino, Arkangel de la Muerte lost to the team of Astro Rey, Jr., Pantera and El Felino on the under card of CMLL's Juicio Final on March 30, 2001.On May 2, 2001 <mask> and Olmpico went against each other in a competition. Mscara Ao 2000 and Super Parka defeated the team in the first round. He played the part of a Puerto Rican sympathize in the Los Boricuas rudo (wrestlers who portray the "bad guys", also known as "heels") group. The group was led by Pierroth and included The Killer, Poder Boricua, Violencia, Pequeo Violencia and La Nazi. They defeated Tony Rivera, Tigre Blanco and Volador Jr. on the annual Sin Piedad show. As a member of Los Boricuas, he was a part of a trio that competed for a match against Los Hermanos Dinamita, but were defeated by them. In early 2002 Gran Markus, Jr. turned on the rest of Los Borucuas, unhappy with Pierroth's leadership, as part of the storyline junior member Veneno stepped up and wanted to punish the "traitor", which led to a match where both wrestlers put their maskThe main event of the Homenaje a Dos Leyendas show was the match. As per lucha libre traditions, <mask> was forced to reveal his birth name and age in front of everyone in Arena Mexico after he lost the match. Gran Markus, Jr. defeated <mask> in a Lucha de Apuestas match on November 20, 2002, forcing him to shave his bald head. The Los Boricuas storyline was partially abandoned in 2003 leaving low ranking Boricuas without a specific storyline to work on. On June 20, 2004, after losing a Luchas de Apuestas match to Tony Rivera International Wrestling Revolution Group, <mask> was once again shaved bald. On January 13, 2005, the IWRG decided to have Veneno win his first professional wrestling championship when he defeated Cerebro Negro to win the IWRG Intercontinental Middleweight Championship. He held the title for 146 days until June 9, 2005, when he was defeated by Black Dragon.On June 16, 2005, he pinned Black Dragon and regained the belt. His first reign with the title lasted only 35 days before he was defeated by Cyborg. On October 9, 2005, <mask> and Los Terrible Cerebros won the Distrito Federal Trios Championship from Los Payasos Tricolores. He was defeated by Pantera on July 30, 2006 in the third run of the Middleweight Championship, but it was the longest of the three runs. A rudo group called La Corporacion was formed in 2005 and the storyline was that they tried to take over IWRG both in the wrestling ring and by trying to buy it. Negro Casas, El Felino and Heavy Metal defeated Veneno's Corporacion in the Intercontinental Trios Championship on January 5, 2005. The title was held by La Corporacion for just over a month in February of 2006 when Scorpio, Jr. stopped working for IWRG.The IWRG Trios Championship was won by <mask>, El Hijo del Diablo and the others. They lost the belts to Cerebro, Cerebro Negro and Suicida after 52 days. IWRG allowed its wrestlers to work on the Independent circuit between their obligations as <mask> worked for a number of other Mexican promotions. One such promotion was Toryumon Mexico, where he competed in a tournament for the NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship, but was eliminated in the first round. Veneno began working more as an experienced veteran rudo, or even a tecnico, when need be, working with younger, lower ranked wrestlers guiding them as they gained experience. One such occasion was the 2010 Torneo Relampago de Proyeccion a Nuevas Promesas de la Lucha Libre, where he was joined by a masked wrestler named Keshin Black. The team lost to Guizmo and Ultraman, Jr. in the first round.The trio of Cerebro Nego, Kaos and Veneno lost in the first round of the Distrito Federal Trios Championship. The Proyeccion a Nuevas promesas tournament was held in 2011. Comando Negro and Scorpio, Jr. defeated the team in the opening round. Team IWRG of Veneno and Black Terry lost to Super Crazy and X-Fly in the first tournament of the Guerra de Empresas tournament on January 2, 2011. IWRG held two more tournaments in June. The first one took place on June 16 and saw Veneno team up with Mscara Ao 2000, Jr., defeating Los Terrible Cerebros to earn a spot in the finals, only to be defeated by Los Psycho Circus. On April 24, Veneno and Mscara Ao 2000, Jr. defeated Paranoiko and Violento Jack from Desastre Total Ultraviolento, but lost to Nicho el Milionario and Pimpinela.In the summer of 2011, Veneno traveled to Japan to compete for the Japanese wrestling promotion Smash, including competing a tournament to determine the first ever Smash champion. Veneno defeated Hajime Ohara in the first round, but lost to StarBuck in the second round of the tournament that took place in the renowned Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. The Proyeccion a Nuevas promesas tournament was renamed in 2012 to El Protector. They defeated Alan Extreme and Black Terry in the first round, but lost to the eventual tournament winners and X-Fly in the semi-finals. At the 2012 Caravan de Campeones show, <mask> was one of 12 wrestlers competing for the vacant IWRG Middleweight Championship, a title he had held three times previously. In the first and second rounds, Veneno defeated El Hijo del Diablo and Super Nova, but lost to Oficial AK-47 in the finals. Veneno and Centvrin lost to Eita and Negro Navarro in the semi-final round.The International Wrestling Revolution Group IWRG Intercontinental Middleweight Championship has four times been won by Alan Extreme.

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title: Bret McKenzie

texts: He is a New Zealand comedian, actor, musician and producer. He is one half of the musical comedy duo Flight of the Conchords. In the 2000s, the duo's comedy and music became the basis of a radio series and then an American television series. Their most recent comedy special, Live in London, was released in 2019. Since the 2010s, <mask> has worked as a music supervisor for film and television. He won an Academy Award for Best Original Song for his song "Man or Muppet" in the film The Muppets. As an actor, he played elves in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit film trilogy, but he remained unnamed to the fans, who named him Figwit, a character originally cast as an extra.Lindir is a minor character who originally appeared in The Fellowship of the Ring. Peter and Deidre Tarrant had a part-time actor named Peter who was born in Wellington. He was raised in Kelburn with his brothers. Model school refers to a standard school for training teachers as opposed to modelling. Antonia Prebble and Age Pryor were his classmates. He went onto Wellington College and won the Wellington regional heats of the Smokefree Rockquest with his jazz and funk band, The BlueSamanthas. Jemaine Clement was a fellow student at the Victoria University of Wellington who was also studying film and theatre.So You're a Man and Flight of the Conchords were formed after they didn't complete their degrees. Folk the World Tour, The Distant Future, and I Told You I Was Freaky were all released as Flight of the Conchords. The Conchords have appeared on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, The Late Show with David Letterman, and Late Night withConan O'Brien. Flight of the Conchords was offered after a successful appearance on One Night Stand. The first season ran from June to September 2007, and the second season ran from January to September 2009. In a special edition of the Australian magazine Who, Clement and <mask> were both featured as Sexiest Man Living and 100 Sexiest People. In the last few years, the duo toured.A small role in the UK series Dark Knight which was filmed in Wellington has been acting for acting since 2000. His appearances in the first and third films in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy are notable outside of the Flight of the Conchords television adaption. Jackson gave him a line in the third film after giving him a silent role in the first film. <mask> played the role of Elendil in Lord of the Rings. The elf Lindir was cast in April 2011. Two Little Boys was released in New Zealand in March 2012 after being finished in New Zealand in late 2011. He played a supporting role in the film.The season premiere of the 22nd season of The Simpsons, in which he and fellow Conchord Clement played camp counselors, is one of the guest starring roles he has played. A number of projects outside of Flight of the Conchords have been contributed to by <mask>. After joining The Black Seeds in the late 1990s, he put out four albums with the band. During his tenure, the Black Seeds had a few radio hits. He released music under the name The Video Kid in the 2000s. The Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra was formed in 2005. In the late 2010s, he began writing and recording solo material again, and later toured New Zealand with a collective that included musicians.He flew to Los Angeles in the summer of 2010 to work as the music supervisor for The Muppets. He wrote four of the five original songs from the film's soundtrack, including "Man or Muppet" and "Life's a Happy Song", which were nominated for Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards and Satellite Awards for Best Original Song. He won the Academy Award for Best Original Song at the 84th Academy Awards. The original songs for the movie Muppets Most Wanted, as well as songs for other children's films, were written by <mask>. The Lost City of Gold has a band of misfits. James Corden sings in the 2016 Sainsbury's Christmas advert. He's written songs for The Simpsons many times.He is married to a New Zealand publicist and lives in Los Angeles, New York City, and Wellington. They live in Wellington and have three children. In the 2012 Queen's Birthday and Diamond Jubilee Honours, <mask> was appointed an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to music and film. The Black Seeds Keep On Pushing was nominated for an award. Flight of the Conchords members are educated at Wellington College in New Zealand.

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title: John Hutchison (sculptor)

texts: <mask> was a Scottish sculptor who was based in Edinburgh. He began his artistic life as a woodcarving apprenticeship at the age of thirteen. He was a student at the Trustees Academy after attending art school. Patrick Allan Fraser gave him commission to fund his study in Rome. He remained in Edinburgh for the rest of his life, working in wood, clay and marble, and focusing on portraiture of Scottish people, and images of Scottish myth and history. There is a bust of Sir Walter Scott in Poets' Corner. He received commission from Queen Victoria.His father was a builder. He was born in Laurieston. James Cowan left him £1,000 in 1895. Margaret Ballantine was married to him on June 28, 1870. James and Margaret Peat had a daughter named Margaret. The daughter of Hutchison married Andrew Melville and became a Justice of the Peace. In 1907, <mask> spent a lot of time reading.It told him very seriously when he heard of his friend's death. His strength gradually gave way as he lost his interest in life. His wife Margaret is buried in the northern half of the SE section of Grange Cemetery, alongside him, after he died of a week's illness in Edinburgh in 1910. The Royal Scottish Academy received a portrait from <mask> in 1911. In exchange for a sculpted head of Orchardson, this portrait was done. Career Training Hutchinson died in Edinburgh. His apprenticeship as a wood carver took place in a workshop on the top floor of a tenement on Edinburgh High Street.James Christie worked on the estate at Hospitalfield Trust. Patrick Allan Fraser gave him commission to fund his studies in Rome. One of the Trustees of the Hospitalfield Trust was <mask>. He studied in the Antique and Life department at the Trustees Academy, Edinburgh, after taking evening classes in decorative and modelling. He joined the club and studied with others. He studied in Rome under Alfred Gatty. He was associated with several artists, including Pietro Tenerani.He was an established sculptor when he was a student at the Edinburgh School of Applied Art. He had skills in marble, wood and bronze. He lived with his family in a large Victorian flat to the north of his studio in Edinburgh's West End. He was an associate of the RSA in 1862 and a member in 1867. He was the Librarian to the RSA from 1877 to 1886, and one of his early tasks was to arrange and classify the prints bequeathed to him by David Laing. He was the treasurer from 1886 to 1907. He was presented with a silver hot-water jug and a Georgian silver salver in recognition of his long and devoted interest in the Academy.He exhibited at the Royal Academy. In the early days of the Courts, tintype photographs were used to prove the death of the Earl of Aberdeen and to allow his brother to succeed him. Campbell Gordon wanted to prove that his brother, Earl George Gordon, was a mate on the ship Hera and drowned at sea. Photographs of George taken in Scotland, and in America under his new name, were to be compared by artists as expert witnesses, and <mask> was asked to be one of them. According to The Times, he specialized in figures from Scottish history and romance. <mask> retired from the Royal Scottish Academy's exhibition "active list" by 1908, implying that he had retired from creating public works. <mask>'s first public work was for Patrick Allan Fraser, when he was twenty years old.He created the woodcarvings and other decorations in relief for the picture gallery and then built it in Hospitalfield. The architect Fraser spent a lot of time on this build. Portrait Medallion was his first entry in the Scottish Royal Academy's exhibitions. The Jzsef Katona character Melinda will be the next to be shown. Lord Dufferin's Clandeboye Estate has a "colossal bust" of Harald Hardrada. In October of 1860, after training in Rome, <mask> was appointed teacher of ornamental modelling at the Watt Institution and School of Arts. He focused on portraits and busts with Roman themes.The Scottish National Portrait Gallery has a bust of Lawrence Macdonald Esq., HRSA, Sculptor, and a bust of Robert Scott Lauder RSA. The portraits of Dr Farquharson father, <mask>, and Sir George Harvey were produced in the same year. Rome and A Roman Girl were executed in 1861. In 1863, Mrs. Learmonth was exhibited, followed by Don Quixote in 1862. The daughter of Thomas Faed was shown in 1864. Angelino, a Shepherd appeared in 1865. He exhibited Mrs Richardson and A Roman Dancing Girl.Adam Black, Esq., a marble bust, was a work that preceded the later bronze. The sculptor has conveyed the expression of firmness and sagacity so characteristic of the original that the Scotsman was delighted to see. The composition, plain and unsophisticated, devoid of all ornament, is in harmony with and fitly symbolises the life-long character of the original. James Ballantine was part of the Ballantine Testimonial and also A Lady and Bust of a Lady. James Cox, Lochee and J. Whyte-Melville were executed in 1868. The exhibition of Dante took place in 1869. His work is in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.The Robert Lee memorial and the Monument to Robert Scott Lauder are part of Greyfriars Kirk. His Monument to David Allan is in Old Calton Burial Ground, while his Tablet is at Greenside Church. The portrait on the monument to William Carstares was defaced in 1876. He created two monumental statues, Adam Black in Princes Street Gardens and Robert the Bruce on Lochmaben High Street, his birthplace. Bruce is holding court at the Great Convention of Estates. The number of larger commissions he received in the 1870s is reflected in his increasing reputation. There are statues, monuments and a bronze door.He began with James Falshaw. There was more work available in the late 19th century. The Fair Maid of Perth, the daughter of <mask>n, the Advocate, Sheriff in Chancery, and James Salmon, the Architect of Glasgow, were some of the people he produced in 1874. The bronze may have been taken up in 1876 because he only exhibited Reverend Alexander Duff in that year. The monument to James Carmichael, the engineer and inventor of the fan blast, was unveiled in Albert Square, Dundee on 17 June. There is a plan with his inventions pictured on it. The Bronze Door of the Mausoleum was designed in the same year as the alter-tomb.He showed a version of The late Adam Black, Duncan McLaren, and A Young Lady. He showed a portrait of Henry Simpson. The British Residency, Cabul, was defended by George R. Davidson and William Jenkyns. There were busts and memorial in the 1800s. The Marble Monument was executed in Dean Cemetery. He contributed a number of stone figures to the Scott Monument, including Baron Bradwardine, and eight heads in relief for the relic room. The Playfair Library, Edinburgh University, William Robertson at Greyfriars Kirk and William Lindsay Alexander were busts.He made a gilded figure of youth. There was a bust of Sir Douglas Maclagan in the Playfair Library, Edinburgh University, and the head of Sir <mask> Brodie in Dean Cemetery. The year was busy. He produced a Roman girl, The late George Paul Chalmers, The Late Adam Black, The Late D. O. Hill, and the Bust of a Gentleman. In 1884, Queen Victoria's commission and public recognition was exhibited by <mask>. He showed a bust of a Gentleman. Lady Moncrieff, The Reverend Robert Herbert Story, and Lord McLaren.In 1884, Sir J. Noel Paton, RSA and Her Majesty's limner for Scotland were produced. A. The Late Rt Hon. Lake Gloag was an attorney. The Earl of Dalhousie is in the chamber of commerce. The Late Sir Henry Wellwood Moncrieff was created in 1885. The Late Arthur Perigal, RSA, Il Condottiere, A study from life at Rome and The Late Dr Lindsay Alexander were executed in 1886. Professor Sir Douglas Maclagan, MD, President of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh was one of the people who produced Dante in bronze.The Dean of the Order of the Thistle was made for the Queen. He produced The Late Dr Rev. after showing Bust of a Lady and Sir Charles U. Aitchison, KCSI, the Lieut-Governor of the Punjab. One of the works that was commissioned by Queen Victoria is in Windsor Castle. In the year of the Queen's Golden Jubilee, ex-Provost Ballingall presented a bust of the Queen and Prince Albert to the Victoria Art Galleries. In 1889 he was commissioned by the Queen to create a memorial to the Royal Stewarts, a cross made of Peterhead granite and Sicilian marble. In September 1889, it was to be installed. A Torch Racer was the model for the 1886 Figure of Youth.His work reflected public recognition in the 1890s. He carved figures on the west side of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in 1893. There is a statue in the central quadrangle of New College. The sculptor worked on the statue for two years as a relief from more pressing work. It was unveiled by the sculptor in front of a large crowd. The marble bust of Sir Walter Scott in Poets' Corner is an homage to Sir Francis Chantrey. The Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Club funded the bust.He produced as much as ever by the year 1890. He exhibited The late Dr Andrew Combe. The head of Dante is in marble. An entirely realistic figure in bronze, with pilot-jacket overcoat, with wide-awake hat, as in life, was the most prominent piece at the RSA exhibition in 1890. The Late William Wright, the Professor of Arabic at Cambridge University, was brought in in 1891. He produced Henry Irving in the role of Hamlet, as well as Miss Harris, Sir Douglas Maclagan, MD, and Study of a Girl's Head. There were portraits to be presented with testaments in 1893.In reference to a poem by Louise Colet, The Late Mrs Barbour of Bonskied, The Late Alexander Kilgour, MD, Aberdeen, and the Bust of a lady, these were The Late J. F. MacLennan, LLD, Advocate, La Penserosa James Carmichael, Engineer, Dundee, Miss Ethel Campbell Smith, Bust of a Lady, and The Regent Murray were all part of the private commission throughout 1894. His life was more interesting in 1895 because of the projects that had scope for invention. He might not be able to accept so many private commissions by 1896. He exhibited The late Charles Jenner, Esq., and the Roman study Study of a Girl's Head. The late Charles U. Aitchison, KCSI, Lieut-Governor of the Punjab, was shown by him in 1897. Dante, Ravenna was created in 1898.Professor George James Allman died in 1898. In his last decade, <mask> only showed one work, The late Professor William Rutherford, MD, FRS, Professor of Physiology, Edinburgh University. In 1901 he showed three works from previous years: Pasquecia, Her late Majesty the Queen, and Il Condottiere. David Macrae, Aeneas J. G. The new work James Grahame, Marquis of Montrose was also shown in 1901. Thomas Aird and A Florentine were produced in 1903. He showed his last work in 1905.An accident in July 1876 delayed the completion of the Adam Black statue by nine months. The full-sized Tinto clay model took eight months of "arduous labour" to complete by the evening of Friday 14 July, which was a hot night. The front of the model exploded when his assistant moistened the clay. The wooden framework on which the model had been built was exposed when the clay fell away. The left arm lay on the floor, the left hand side and upper half of the left leg were gone, and the parts that remained showed several yawning cracks. The damage was thought to have been done by internal expansion of hot air as the framework and iron bar were intact. An extension was granted by the memorial committee.The gilded Figure of Youth crowns the dome on Old College. The ideal student brandishing the Torch of Knowledge was modeled after Adam Hall, who was also a criminal. He was sentenced to three months in the Edinburgh Sheriff Criminal Court for breaking a window and stealing a watch, ring and money from <mask>'s studio. The bust of the Queen and Prince Albert was presented to the Victoria Art Galleries in the Queen's Golden Jubilee year. One day after the sitting, the Queen stood by the clay model as it was nearing completion, and gave her kindly criticism on it. "Don't you think that this is small?" asked Her Majesty. She placed her thumb on the clay as she pointed to a part of the chin.The mark Queen Victoria left on her bust was carved in marble, and the sculptor took care that it wasn't messed with. 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title: Richard Cholmondeley

texts: During the reign of Henry VIII, Sir <mask> was the Lieutenant of the Tower of London. He is remembered because of his tomb at the Tower of London and because he is a fictional character in Gilbert and Sullivan's opera, The Yeomen of the Guard. The character's name in the opera was mispronounced because of the spelling of Cholmeley's name in the plaque on his tomb. Cholmeley was knighted in 1497 and served as a soldier until 1513, when he became responsible for security of castles and fortifications in England. He was a successful farmer and an investor in land, increasing his family wealth. The Lieutenant of the Tower of London was criticized for his response to the riots of 1517, when he ordered the firing of some of the Tower's weaponry. The chapel of St Peter ad Vincula at the Tower was rebuilt by him.Roger Cholmeley was the Lord Chief Justice of the court of King's Bench. The eldest son of Joan Eyton and John Cholmeley is a wealthy sheep farmer and land owner. The heading "Tomb and Family Name" is related to the family name. <mask>'s family moved to East Yorkshire to be near his maternal grandfather. Cholmeley was appointed High Sheriff of Northumberland in 1495. He served under Thomas Howard to repel a Scots attack on Norham Castle, a stronghold of the Bishopric of Durham. He was knighted in the field at Ayton as a representative of the king.He was appointed Governor of Kingston upon Hull in the same year. In 1499, Cholmeley and his brother Roger were appointed to various posts in North Yorkshire and the Royal Forest. Sir <mask> bought a small estate and house at Thornton on the Hill, which is now part of Thornton-le-Dale. Cholmeley was appointed the Collector of the Great Custom in 1506. The Scots invaded England in 1513 to fulfill their treaty obligations to France. The English successfully repelled the Scots at the Battle of Flodden. The Citizen Yeomenry of Hull was with him.The Duke of Norfolk was restored by English victory. In October 1513, Cholmeley was appointed Lieutenant of the Tower of London and supervisor general of the Yorkshire castles and manors. The Tower precinct had no suitable house for Cholmeley and his family to live in, so he purchased a house in nearby Barking, where he lived while serving as Lieutenant of the Tower. The Constable of the Tower was the Lieutenant. Defence, maintenance, and custody of the prisoners at the Tower, as well as escorting prisoners of note to trial at the courts of law, were some of the duties of the Lieutenant. The chapel of St Peter ad Vincula, the parish church of the Tower of London, was rebuilt after it was destroyed by fire. In 1519–20, the construction was carried out.The City of London authorities did not like Cholmeley's reaction to the riots. During the riots, he furiously ordered the firing of some of the Tower's cannon at the city during rioting by gangs of young Londoners, who attacked foreigners, especially the wealthy foreign merchants and bankers of Lombard Street, London and who took control of London for several days. The city elders were not happy with this. He quit his job at the Tower due to ill health. He died in St Katharine's by the Tower on March 15, 1521, according to the modern calendar system. The only historical character to appear in a Gilbert and Sullivan opera is Cholmeley. The Lieutenant of the Tower found out that a prisoner scheduled to be executed had escaped.He starts a full-scale investigation. Cholmeley became wealthy by inheritance and shrewd property investments. At the time of his death, he held a number of properties in London. He left most of his estate to his widow, Elizabeth, with bequests to his illegitimate son, Roger. The younger brother, also named Roger, was beneficiary of specific items of value. Elizabeth married her third husband, Sir William Gascoigne of Cardington, who was her first husband. She died in 1546.A member of parliament and the Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Roger Cholmeley studied law at Lincoln's Inn and became the Recorder of the City of London. He was knighted in 1534. He became the Chief Justice of the King's Bench in May 1552. He was the Lord Chief Justice for a year. He was sentenced to six weeks in the Tower of London for signing Lady Jane Grey's instrument of succession as Queen. He was a member of parliament in the early 15th century. Roger was survived by two daughters.His endowment was used to found a free school in London. Roger's son <mask> was named after him, and his descendants are the Cholmeleys. The current 7th Baronet is Sir Frederick Sebastian Cholmeley of Easton Hall. William Brereton was executed in 1536 after being accused of being Anne Boleyn's lover. The Marquesses and Earls of Cholmondeley were part of that branch of the family's descendants. After the rebuilding of St. Peter ad Vincula, a tomb was built in the church. Many famous people who were executed at the Tower are buried in the monument.There are alabaster effigies under the central arcade. Cholmeley is not in this tomb. He wants to be buried in the Chapel of the Lady of Barking beside the Tower of London, and if the Masters and Wardens don't agree, he wants his body to be buried in the Church of the Crutch. It is not known if he was buried at All Hallows or at St. Olaf's, since it was almost completely destroyed during World War II. He may have been buried in one of the tombs of his family. The Barony of Malpas is named after Robert de Chelmundelegh, the second son of William le Belward. Middle-English developed away from French influences and the family name was spelled many different ways over the centuries.Different branches of the family have different spellings of the name. Sir <mask>'s tomb was relocated in the 19th century and had a new name panel fitted. The Lieutenant of the Tower was named <mask> "Cholmondeley" according to the panel. Gilbert and Sullivan referred to him as "Sir <mask>". Sir <mask>'s father was John Cholmeley, his grandfather was William Cholmeley, and his brother was Roger Cholmeley. His will was signed by <mask> and his illegitimate son was Sir Roger Cholmeley. The Lieutenant of the Tower, Sir <mask>, was confused with his cousin, <mask>, who was one of the five knights of the family.The House of Commons 1509-1558 is referred to as The History of Parliament. There is a history of The County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. The National Archives has a calendar of fine rolls. The Society of Genealogists, London, has copies of most of the above documents. The description of monument Sir <mask>'s Will can be ordered at this site. The Church of St Peter ad Vincula was the burial place of <mask>s of the Tower of London.

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