title: Carter Braxton

texts: <mask> was a signer of the United States Declaration of Independence, a merchant, planter, and a founding father of the United States. A grandson of Robert "King" <mask>, one of the wealthiest and most powerful landowners and slaveholders in the Old Dominion, was active in Virginia's legislature for more than 25 years. <mask>, who "unhappily catching a Common Cold" died shortly after her son's birth, was wrongly reported as dead along with him. The youngest daughter of <mask>, who was the wealthiest man in Virginia at the time of his death, was given £2,000 by her father five months after her father's death. His paternal grandfather was one of the 100 largest landholders in Virginia's Northern Neck before western lands were opened to European settlement. John Robinson, Jr., who would become the Speaker of the House of Burgesses and benefactor of the <mask> family, was elected for the first time to the House in 1718 and re-elected nine years later. The elder Braxton was an agent for the sale of enslaved blacks to Virginia planters and owned at least one ship that traded with the West Indies.His son George Jr. succeeded him as delegate for King and Queen County in 1742. <mask> and his older brother George were protected by Speaker Robinson and Humphrey Hill. After graduating from the College of William & Mary, he followed in his family's footsteps by marrying Judith Robinson, a wealthy heiress and the Speaker's niece. She died giving birth to their daughter and left behind two daughters, Mary and Judith. The widower traveled to England for two years. When he returned to the colonies in 1760, he sold Elsing Green, where he had lived with Judith, and married Elizabeth, the daughter of the deputy receiver general for his majesty's revenues in Virginia. After his second marriage, <mask> became a merchant and turned his energy to trade.Bayard & Son of New York and Willing & Morris of Philadelphia were established by Braxton. He urged the Brown brothers of Providence, Rhode Island, who had abandoned the slave trade during the French and Indian War, to sell him African people. He and his brother were accompanied by a black slave at the College of William & Mary. There are no records of manumissions or wills for the slaves that were owned by Braxton. His biographer states that at the end of the Revolutionary War, he owned at least 12,000 acres and 165 slaves despite selling off some of his properties. According to the biographer, before his death, <mask> sold off or gave to his kinsmen all but 42 of his blacks and probably farmed less than half of the remaining 3,900 acres. King <mask>'s grandsons, <mask> III and George Mason IV, fought against the slave trade during their legislative careers, but Braxton's racial attitudes were common to his class.Most people with the name <mask> since the end of the Civil War are descendants of slaves. He began his political career in the Virginia House of Burgesses, representing King William County. The family lost Newington after George died on October 3, 1760. The late speaker's interest-free loans of redeemed paper money, which were supposed to have gone to the poor, turned out to be the largest beneficiaries of the high-living Braxtons. He also served as sheriff of King William County, colonel of its militia, and vestryman of the troubled St. John's Church, which is ten miles east of his Chericoke plantation. The House of Burgesses held hearings and passed a bill dissolving the vestry because of the severe disagreements within the parish. The First Virginia Association was formed to protest the Townshend duties on tea and other products, but unlike the Second Association which set up a boycott compliance mechanism, the Third Virginia Association did not.The Fourth Virginia Association, which authorized local committees of safety as well as volunteer militia, was formed in 1774 when <mask> returned to Williamsburg as King William County's delegate. When Lord Dunmore seized the colony's gunpowder and flintlocks for their rifles, <mask> helped negotiate a compromise between Patrick Henry and his father-in-law that averted a crisis. Reluctant revolutionary and Virginia moderate <mask> was viewed as sympathetic to the British but not a Loyalist. He served as the county delegate to all five sessions of the Virginia Convention, even though he was absent from some sessions. <mask> was a member of the Committee of Safety in Virginia and chaired the legislative committee considering legal penalties for the Conservatives. In October of 1775, Virginia legislators elected <mask> to fill the seat in the Continental Congress that was left by the death of Peyton Randolph. He was in the Congress from February to August when Virginia reduced its delegation to five members.In that capacity, he signed the Declaration of Independence, even though he had previously opposed it in Committee of the Whole, and explained his stance in several letters to his uncle. The pamphlet Address to the Convention, which was printed in reply to John Adams's Thoughts on Government, was criticized by revolutionaries. Although King William voters failed to re-elect the absent <mask> as one of their delegates, they thanked him and Thomas Jefferson for their service. In 1776, his house at Chericoke burned down, so he moved his family to West Point, Virginia. Since his involvement in the Robinson estate scandal, <mask> was a political opponent of the Lee family, and he also became involved in a press quarrel with anti-slavery activist and diplomat Arthur Lee. Between 1776 and 1785, Braxton attended 14 of 21 sessions with a special concern for debt and tax moratoriums or other relief. His wealth was invested in the American Revolution.Robert Morris lent money to the cause, as well as funded shipping and privateering, and lost about half of the 14 ships in which he held interests. Virginia and Carolina tobacco and corned meat were sold abroad, as well as wheat and salt, and cloth and other trade goods, but most colonies preferred arms supplied by foreign governments on favorable terms. The Continental Congress censured <mask> for his role in the Phoenix affair in which his privateer seized a neutral Portuguese vessel. Some of <mask>'s plantations were destroyed by the British during the war. After the deaths of his father and brother, and through his own poor agricultural business practices, <mask> accumulated war debts of the Continental Congress and Robert Morris, both of which proved slow to repay. In 1786, when he sold a plantation and rented a row-house, he was able to repay his debts to the Robinson estate. In 1787, Robert Morris was sued for over $30,000 in Henrico County court, but the lawsuit continued for eight years before the Commissioners were appointed.Virginia's Court of Appeals decided mostly in favor of <mask> before Morris was forced into bankruptcy due to his own land speculations. After his father's death, <mask> purchased Strawberry Hill for his wife and gave it to his sons to hold for her benefit. Although his widow tried to recover dower rights in land and slaves that her husband sold in his last years, his biographer doesn't believe that he hid assets from his debts. His sons in law, Robert Page and John White, paid more than £2,000 on his behalf. The executive functions formerly performed by the Privy Council were handled by the Council of State. In 1780, after William Nelson, Jr. left, he moved toRichmond, which became the capital. In order to be re-elected for three years, a person has to have been elected twice.He died in his home in 1797. Henrico County sheriff Samuel Mosby tried to collect debts if he had to pay them himself, according to family tradition. His widow survived until July 5, 1814, and was praised in an obituary for the assistance and comfort she had offered during his final years, when he suffered two or more strokes during Council meetings. He and his second wife may have had as many as sixteen children, in addition to his two daughters with his first wife, according to a biographer. They had many children who fought for the Confederate Army during the American Civil War, including grandsons who achieved the rank. They were both elected to the Forty-second Congress and served from March 4, 1871 to March 3, 1873. Bragg was not a descendant of the signer.Representative before the Civil War, and later won election as governor in 1868 and U.S. He became president of the American Bar Association after retiring from his law practice. Virginia lawyer Allen Caperton <mask>, who led efforts to limit blacks' access to education and voting, claimed to be his descendant. The family has possession of <mask>'s burial site. Although it burned in 1776, it was rebuilt and given to George on his marriage to Mary Walker <mask>, despite legal attacks by his creditor. A monument was erected for him despite the fact that he could not be located when the family graves were moved to Hollywood Cemetery in 1910. Elsing Green is available for tourism.His county was named after him. The ship was named after him. During the 1960s to the early 1980s, the Waterman Steamship Company owned a break bulk freighter named after him. In 2010 the Newington Archaeological site was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The National Park Service has a biography of Charles Rappleye, Sons of Providence: The Brown Brothers, the Slave Trade, and the American Revolution.

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title: Marco Sassone

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> is an American-Italian painter. His interest in painting began when he moved to Florence. He sold his first watercolor sketches to tourists. The painter Loffredo was a student of the Austrian artist Kokoschka. Sassone's early influences were formed by these artists. In 1967, after the devastating flood in Florence, Sassone traveled to the United States and settled in California. He exhibited at the Festival of the Arts.Sassone encountered homelessness when he moved his studio to San Francisco in the early 1980s. He spent a lot of time sketching homeless people on the streets. The exhibition "Home on the Streets" opened in 1994 at the Museo ItaloAmericano in San Francisco and traveled to Los Angeles and Florence, Italy. <mask>e received a gold medal award from the Italian Academy of Arts, Literature and Science in 1982, after he was knighted by the president of Italy. <mask>e moved to Toronto in 2005. During World War II, Sassone was born in Campi Bisenzio. The artist's interest in marginalized people and places in society was inspired by a childhood encounter with a homeless man.He attended the school Niccol Machiavelli in Florence, where he studied life drawings under professor Ugo Maturo, and then went to the Instituto Galileo Galilei, where he met an Austrian painter. He exhibited his work in several exhibitions in Italy. His personal experience of the destruction of the city of Florence during the flood of 1966 left a lasting impression that can be seen in his work throughout his career. Sassone is a Florentine by birth, ancestry and temperament. His training and experience have given him a view of the world that is truly international. He is faithful to his innate genius and deep-held convictions as an artist. The Dean of the College of Fine Arts at UCLA is <mask>.He met two painters who encouraged him to follow his interest in art when his family moved to Florence in 1954. He studied architectural drafting at the Istituto Galileo Galilei. He was able to support himself by selling sketches of Florence to tourists, many of whom were Americans. He studied with the professor of art at the Accademia in Florence, who was a student of the Austrian master. He was encouraged to develop his own style. The works of the 19th-century Italian impressionists were inspiration for <mask>. At this time, he exhibited his first works.He was selected to exhibit at the center at the age of 25. After the Florentine flood, Sassone traveled to the United States and settled in California. He moved to a Mediterranean community with a commitment to the arts. He exhibited at the Festival of the Arts. He exhibited his work in the U.S. and abroad during the seventies. The art critic for the Los Angeles Times at the time, <mask> was an " impressively gifted colorist and skilled in rendering reflections and color in light." Wilson was looking at a one-person show of his work at the Haggenmaker Galleries in Los Angeles.<mask> received a gold medal from the Italian Academy of Arts, Literature and Science for being knighted by the president of Italy in 1982. The studio was moved to San Francisco in the early 1980s. In March 1988, the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery hosted the American Preview for his one-person exhibition to be held at the Bernheim-Jeune Gallery in Paris. The monograph was published in conjunction with the artist's exhibition at the Laguna Art Museum. Hoopes had observed, "Sassone's art has evolved from within, and such an organic, psychological and spiritual process may take his work along new and unforeseen paths." Sassone became more concerned with social themes in the late 80's. He donated paintings to raise money for the group's work with children in crisis.Another Planet is a non-profit group based in Los Angeles that works with the homeless. He painted a series of large canvasses and charcoal drawings depicting the life on the streets that he observed while researching the homeless. There are a number of these works that have been exhibited at the Chicago International Art Exposition, the Jan Baum Gallery in Los Angeles, as well as in the exhibition Body Politic at the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery and Issue of Choice at the Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibition. Home on the Streets opened in San Francisco in March 1994 and traveled to Los Angeles and Florence, Italy. According to Kenneth Baker, an art critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, there is true technical brilliance here. In 1996, Home on the Streets traveled to Los Angeles and Florence, Italy, where it was displayed in the Cloisters of the Santa Croce Church. The persistent theme does not carry a denunciation of a social problem, but it is the pretext to pour forth onto canvas the urgency of the brush strokes.<mask> created a 200 square foot mural in San Francisco in 1997. The finished work is in the collection of Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, California. The Museo ItaloAmericano in San Francisco opened an exhibition in 2001 called Master and Pupil. A canvas like Chinese Reds (1990) in scarlet color relates to the chromatic scheme of his teacher's Angel of Death (1998), while alarming paintings like Marlboro Country (1990) with its human were described by author Peter Selz in the catalog about the artist's work. The retrospective exhibition was held in March–April of 2002 at the Palazzo Ducale Museum in Italy. La Nazione, Florence and La Repubblica reviewed the exhibition. The man with blue eyes stares at you.There were no concessions made. He gives you a magnified view of trashed humanity. The kind that is found on the sidewalks of San Francisco. He invites you to enter an interior world without knocking. The brush strokes are very sharp. When he was a child, he was sucked up into the world of the homeless because he was a man and a painter. The Cloister of Sant' Agostino in Pietrasanta, Italy was the location of the exhibition Master and Pupil.An essay by the art writer Domenico Pugliese was included in the museum's catalog. The lessons are passed on from master to student, according to a review by Milly Mostardini. Sassone's expressionism leads to visionary changes in an intense dance of impastos. <mask> moved his studio to Toronto in 2005. The exhibition <mask>e: Toronto opened on April 3, 2008. "Sassone's audience approaches his work knowing that the paintings are in dialogue with a tradition going back to the early twentieth century," wrote Jonathan Goodman, art critic for Art in America. His expressionism is so sharply lived that it escapes the epithet of anachronistic.His works gain success because they relate to a complete life of the imagination in which feelings and intellect combine. According to the Globe and Mail, Mr. Sassone romanticizes such banal views as a Carlaw parking lot and the Gardiner Expressway. He was commissioned to create a mural for the lobby of the Bellagio, a glass tower in downtown Toronto. In scale for the space, the artist prepared drawings and a final study. The completed work, composed of three panels, was installed in October. The International Art Fair, Palm Beach 3 in Florida, and the Group exhibition Summerset were all held in the following year. The artist lectured at a homeless shelter.He returned to San Francisco to attend the October 1st inauguration of his one-man show in the Shrine of Saint Francis of Assisi. The exhibition Santuario was held at the Palazzo dell' Informazione. Thirty works from his Toronto series were featured in the exhibition. <mask> was interviewed by the Adnkronos news agency. <mask> wrote When the Soul is Nailed to the Canvas. The exhibition <mask>ssone: Watercolours opened in Toronto. Peter Clothier wrote in the Huffington Post that the dark paintings are about the light that shines through.He traveled to Bartlesville, Oklahoma to attend the opening of his exhibition at the Price Tower Art Center, which was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The exhibition Oil and Water was held at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Art in Texas. The exhibition <mask>e: His Boots and Other Works opened at the Bata Museum in Toronto, Canada. A feature profile of the artist was broadcasted on Canada's national television. The exhibition <mask>ssone: Viaticus, a body of work representing "a microcosm of collective memory, giving expression to historical allusions, as a literal and philosophical journey along tracks and converging furrows that visually draw the eye on a voyage" was mounted by Berenson Fine Art in A feature article about the exhibition appeared in the Toronto Star. When he was a draftsman in Florence, he studied life drawing and the art of chiaroscuro with Ugo Maturo.His work has always included charcoal and pastels. In 1994 he presented a series of charcoal portraits for his exhibition Home on the Streets at Museo Italo Americano, San Francisco, which was reviewed by art critic Kenneth Baker. His technique seems to find new descriptive possibilities in the drawings. For his retrospective exhibition in Italy in 2002, the Palazzo Ducale Museum selected a series of charcoals and pastels depicting homeless portraits. The man with blue eyes stares at you. There were no concessions made. He invites you to enter without knocking.Studios Sassone made art in Florence. He painted on location in Italy, Greece, England and California before setting up his studio at the top of a home overlooking the Pacific. He converted a large loft in San Francisco in 1981 with huge industrial windows facing north. He painted his entire series for Home on the Streets from 1990 to 1994 which included all of his charcoal portraits and large-scale canvases of the homeless, which he painted on an enormous, specially constructed wood easel. Most of his work dealing with railroad tracks and urban industrial sites were produced in this studio for the Toronto exhibition in 2008 and the Oklahoma exhibition in 2011. 500 000 families were homeless after an earthquake struck the Irpinia region of Italy. <mask>e organized an auction to raise funds for the victims of the earthquake.18 original works were donated by the artist. The family farm house was destroyed in the Valva region. The artist has donated the proceeds from other auctions of his work to charity. In 1984 Sassone's work was auctioned to raise money for medical attention and food for the poor. The artist donated his artwork to the Oziku Foundation for the benefit of children with cancer. In 1967, Pietro Annigoni and Silvio Loffredo were invited to participate in an exhibition in honor of the flood of Florence. The annual exhibition at the National Academy of Design in New York selected his work in 1977.He was at the Chicago International Art Exposition in 1990. The Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) presented his work in 1992. At the Museo-Italo Americano, San Francisco, in 2001, Sassone was a part of the exhibition Master and Pupil. He was featured in the exhibition Sommerset in New York in 2009. The Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery and Bernheim-Jeune, Paris (1988) and the Italian Cultural Institute, San Francisco (1989) have all organized solo exhibitions of Sassone's work. The encounter with a homeless man named Willie in San Francisco led to an extensive personal research by the artist. He lived and worked among the homeless in that city, sketching and talking with them.The exhibition, Home on the Streets, consisted of large-scale oil paintings and intimate pastel portraits depicting life on the streets. Various homeless organizations in the United States have been helped by the exhibition. Inter-Aid and Another Planet are two charities that the artist has donated his work to. Evolving a vision and style of painting distinctly his own. One of the foremost colorists working in America today, <mask> is a gestural painter, an artist who becomes totally absorbed in the act of painting. The result is work that is powerful, evocative, and sometimes haunting. The persistent theme does not carry a denunciation of a social problem, but it is the pretext to pour forth onto canvas."These places are seen from the distance of affection mixed with longing, of memory mixed with the immediacy of everyday experience." Through the vision of the two worlds in which he will always live, we can experience what it is like to be far from where we started, yet be at home wherever we are. <mask>'s paintings explode with color and light. His passion for water and architecture is obvious. From the canals of Venice to the streets of San Francisco, Sassone uses his cities as canvases. He paints over the city with his interpretation. A canvas like Chinese Reds (1990) in its scarlet color relates to the chromatic scheme of his teacher's Angel of Death (1998), while alarming paintings like Marlboro Country (1990) with its human skulls spread in the foreground, or Coit, are other examples.In these paintings, the grey-blue tracks look like tracks that have no trains for decades. They thread this way and that through foggy grey middle grounds and out into oblivion, the crumbling, peeling and slow ruin that comes with abandonment. Expressways and parking lots become magical, not only because they are cast in an ethereal, post-impressionistic glow. "These dark paintings are, after all, not primarily about the darkness that exists in them, but about the light that shines through." The Huffington Post has an interview with BERTOZZI, MASSIMO. <mask>e. There is an exhibition catalogue.Essays were written by Peter Clothier, Tomasso Paloscia, and Peter Selz. There is a town in Italy. The Palazzo Ducale Museum was published in 2002. PETER CLOTHEIER. <mask>e. It is close to the bone. There is an exhibition catalogue.The Italian Cultural Institute in San Francisco was published in 1991. <mask>e. There is a home on the streets. There is an exhibition catalogue. Tom Bradley and Robert A. The Museo ItaloAmericano was in San Francisco. The name of the person is Doinik, Janet B. Sassone.There is an exhibition catalogue. It was written by Louis Stern. There is a French/English/Italian text. Jonathan Goodman. <mask>. The series in Toronto. There is an exhibition catalogue.Odon Wagner Contemporary is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. GLADYSZ, THOMAS. <mask>e has new paintings. The Diane Nelson Gallery is located in San Francisco, California. HOOPES, DONELSON F. 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The Galleria d'Arte Mentana was in Florence, Italy. MARIA PORGES.<mask>. There is an exhibition catalogue. New York, MB Modern, 2000, 20 pp. The Master and Pupil are <mask> and Oskar Kokoschka. There is an exhibition catalogue. The Museo Italo Americano is in San Francisco. BOTTO, DANIELA.Viva Domenica. Toronto, Telelatino, April 12, 2008. Interview. LAURA, D'APRILE. The Arts and Entertainment is on the Omni 1-TV Channel 47. Interview. GUILBAULT, ROSE.There is a Sunday on 7. San Francisco, KGO-TV, May 1, 1994. Interview. Howard, David. <mask>e. 25 minutes of color and sound were recorded in San Francisco in 1990. There is a video documentary.John Wilson. There is a person named Sassone. Los Angeles, Fine Arts Films, Inc., 1976, 20 min. Kelly, DeIRDRE. <mask> is known for his boots and other works. The Bata Shoe Museum is in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In 2016 there was a 36 pp.<mask> is a painter on the CTV News Channel. On November 17, 2017: Lightle-Quan, Debbie. We are in Toronto. June 18, 2016 Kelly, DeIRDRE. In Conversation with <mask>, The Urban Made Poetic.Critics at Large in 2012 <mask> and Diane Nelson were married in 1972 in Florence, Italy, with <mask>'s only child,Nicola, being 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 They divorced in 1983. In 2006 Sassone was married to a Russian writer. There are links to MarcoSassone.com and Pasqualeart.com.

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title: Bernie Ecclestone

texts: He is a British business magnate. He is the former chief executive of the Formula One Group, which manages Formula One motor racing and controls the commercial rights to the sport, and part-owns Delta Topco, the previous ultimate parent company of the Formula One Group. He was often referred to as the 'F1 Supremo' in journalism. He failed to qualify for either of the two Grand Prix races he entered as a driver. He was the manager of drivers Stuart Lewis-Evans and Jochen Rindt. He ran the Brabham team for 15 years. He is a member of the Formula One Constructors Association.Under the terms of the Concorde Agreement he and his companies also managed the administration, setup and logistics of each Formula One Grand Prix, making him one of the richest people in the world. Chase Carey became the new chief executive of the Formula One Group. He acted as an adviser to the board. The English football club Queens Park Rangers was owned by the two partners. St Peter is a hamlet three miles south of Bungay, Suffolk, where <mask> was born on October 28, 1930. His family moved from Kent in the early 20th century to work in Norfolk's painting industry and he was the son of a fisherman named Sidney. After attending primary school in Wissett, the family moved to Danson Road in South East London.During the Second World War, he was with his family. At the age of 16 he left West Central Secondary School to work as an assistant in the chemical laboratory at the local gasworks. 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 After the end of World War II, Ecclestone started trading in spare parts for motorcycles and formed a motorcycle dealership with Fred Compton. He had his first racing experience in 1949 in the 500cc Formula 3 Series. He drove a limited number of races, mainly at his local circuit, Brands Hatch, but achieved a number of good placings and occasional win. After several accidents at Brands Hatch, he retired from racing and focused on his business interests.After his accident, <mask> temporarily left racing to make a number of eventually lucrative investments in property and loan financing and to manage the Weekend Car Auctions firm. He was the manager of driver Stuart Lewis-Evans when he returned to racing in 1957. The attempt to qualify a car himself at Monaco in 1959 was described as "not a serious attempt". Jack Fairman raced the car that he entered in the British Grand Prix. When he moved to the Vanwall team, he continued to manage Lewis-Evans. Lewis-Evans died six days after his engine exploded at the 1959 Moroccan Grand Prix, which caused him to retire from racing. He became manager of driver Jochen Rindt and partial owner of Rindt's 1970 Lotus Formula 2 team, whose other driver was Graham Hill.Rindt, who died in a crash on his way to the 1970 World Championship, was posthumously awarded the title. Ron Tauranac, the owner of the Brabham team, was looking for a suitable business partner. He accepted an offer of $100,000 from Ecclestone for the whole team. The Australian ran the factory. Colin Seeley was brought in to help with design and management. Early in the 1972 season, Tauranac left Brabham. During 1972, the team was molded to fit the vision of a Formula One team.He decided to abandon the successful customer car production business because he wanted to compete at the front in Formula One. Gordon Murray was promoted to chief designer. The Brabham team took several victories in 1974 and 1975 with Carlos Reutemann and Carlos Pace in the first Ford-powered car produced by the young South African. Despite the increasing success of Murray's Ford-powered cars, Ecclestone signed a deal with Alfa Romeo to use its powerful but heavy flat-12 engine from the 1976 season. The newBT45s were unreliable and the Alfa engines rendered them overweight. The 1976 and 1977 seasons saw Brabham fall towards the back of the field again, before winning two races again in the 1978 season. The first season with Nelson Piquet was the end of the Brabham-Al Alfa era.Murray described the switch to Cosworth DFV engines as like having a holiday. After losing the title to Alan Jones in 1980, Piquet formed a close and long- lasting relationship with the team, eventually winning the title in 1981 and 1983. In the summer of 1981 Brabham tested two cars, one powered by a BMW engine and the other by a M10 engine. Reliability and driveability issues were fixed by BMW and its technical partner Bosch while Brabham continued to run the Ford-powered BT49D. The partnership took the first world championship in 1983 after BMW's first win at the Canadian Grand Prix. The team was competitive until 1985. At the end of the year, he left.He went to Williams to win his third championship because he was unhappy with the money that Ecclestone was willing to give him. After designing cars that had scored 22 GP wins, Murray left Brabham to join McLaren. Brabham scored only eight points at the end of the 1987 season. After the 1987 season, BMW withdrew from Formula One. The team was sold for over US$5 million to a Swiss businessman in 1988. The Formula One Constructors Association (FOCA) was formed in 1974 with the help of Frank Williams, Colin Chapman, Teddy Mayer, and Ken Tyrrell. In the 1970s, he became more involved with negotiating the sport's television rights, in particular with his decades-long advocacy for team control.In 1978, when he became chief executive of FOCA, he negotiated a series of legal issues with the FIA and Jean-Marie Balestre, which culminated in his securing the right for FOCA to negotiate television contracts for the Grand Prix. Formula One promotions and administration gave 47% of television revenues to teams, 30% to the FIA, and 23% to FOPA. The grand prix could be translated from French to be a great prize. In the late 1990s, television rights were shuffled between companies and teams, but in 1997 the fourth Concorde Agreement was signed and the television rights were retained. Sid Watkins was hired as an official Formula One medical doctor. Watkins demanded that the next race have better safety measures after the crash at the Italian Grand Prix. Formula One began to improve safety, decreasing the number of deaths and serious injuries.At the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, after the death of Ayrton Senna, the family was told that he had died. Sid Watkins was at the crash scene and was asked about the condition of the driver. Watkins said "He's dead" over the static of the walkie-talkie. Leonardo was told by <mask> that his brother had died. For several more hours, he was biologically alive. Although he was in So Paulo at the time of the funeral, <mask> did not attend, instead watching it on television at his hotel. In 1999 he had heart surgery, but he still promoted his business interests.He retained complete control of the companies even though he reduced his share from 25% to 25% in the late 1990s. The British Grand Prix was dropped from the 2005 calendar in October 2004 because of a dispute between the British Racing Drivers' Club and Formula One supremo. The British Grand Prix will continue for the next five years after the contract was signed on December 9. In November 2004, three banks, including Speed Investments, which owns a 75% share in SLEC, which in turn controls Formula One, sued the sport's boss for more control. There was a two-day hearing. Justice Andrew Park decided to reserve ruling for several weeks after the proceedings ended. In his judgement, Park stated that Speed's contentions are correct and that he should make the declarations it requests.The verdict was seen as a legal blow to his control of Formula One. He was going to appeal against the decision. In return for unanimous renewal of the Concorde Agreement, which expired in 2008, the teams were offered a total of £260,000,000 over three years. Two weeks later, Gribkowsky said that the banks had no intention of removing Ecclestone from his position of control. At the 2005 United States Grand Prix, 14 of 20 cars pulled out. The seven teams that refused to participate requested rule changes and/or a change to the track configuration because they were concerned about the safety of their Michelin tyres. The public's frustration at the six-car race was due to the fact that no compromise was reached by race time.Fans and journalists blamed him for failing to take control and enforce a solution despite him not having caused the problem. On November 25, 2005, CVC Capital Partners announced it was to purchase the shares of the Formula One Group that were held by Speed Investments. Alpha Prema owned 71.65% of the Formula One Group. The exact ratio of the CVC/Ecclestone shareholding is unknown, but the proceeds of this sale were used to purchase a stake in this new company. Alpha Prema acquired JP Morgan's share of SLEC on December 6th to increase its ownership of Formula One to 80%. The EU competition authorities approved the transaction subject to CVC selling Dorna, which controls the rights to MotoGP. The completion of the transaction was announced by CVC.Lehman Brothers' share was acquired by CVC at the end of March. In the media on July 21, 2007, he said that he would be open to discussing the purchase of

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title: Bernie Ecclestone

texts: the club. As a close friend of David Dein, it was thought that the current board of the north London–based football club would prefer to sell to a British party. On the last day of 2007, the Concorde Agreement expired, and on the last day of 2012 the contract with the FIA expired. After the loss of the British Grand Prix in 2008, several high-profile names came under fire for their handling of Formula One's revenues. The loss of the event was blamed on Formula One Management. "You can have anything you like, as long as you pay too much for it, but we can't pay too much for something."Money goes out and away. There is a question as to whether that money returns to Formula One. FOM is supposed to be able to reduce its costs by 50%, but it's not being done. Liberty Media took over the Formula One Group on January 23, 2017. In 1996, the International Sportsworld Communicators signed a 14-year agreement with the FIA for exclusive broadcasting rights. The European Commission investigated in 1999 for abusing dominant position and restricting competition. The World Rally and Regional Rally Championships were reduced to two rights packages in 2000.The group led by David Richards was the one that sold ISC to. Danica Patrick's fourth-place finish at the Indianapolis 500 was the subject of an interview with Indianapolis television station WRTV that was made famous by the reply of Formula One boss, Bernadoche. It's super. She didn't think she'd be able to do that. One of the wonderful ideas I have is that women should all be dressed in white. After Patrick's victory at Twin Ring Motegi, Ecclestone sent her a letter. On January 7, 2010, it was announced that a bid had been submitted for the Swedish car brand.On September 3, 2007, it was announced that the Briatore family had bought Queens Park Rangers. They were joined as co-owners by the fifth richest person in the world, who bought 20% of the club. On December 17th, 2010, it was announced that the majority of the shares had been purchased by Ecclestone. On August 18, 2011, it was announced that Tony Fernandes, the owner of the Caterham Formula 1 team, had purchased the entire shareholding of the club. The British Labour Party's policy on tobacco sponsorship was the subject of a political controversy in 1997. Ahead of its 1997 general election victory, the Labour Party pledged to ban tobacco advertising. Significant branding from tobacco brands was carried by all leading Formula One Teams.The Labour Party's stance on banning tobacco advertising was reinforced by statements from the Health Secretary Frank Dobson and the Minister for Public Health. Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's chief of staff, arranged a meeting with Blair. Motor racing was a world class industry which put Britain at the hi-tech edge. Formula One would move abroad at the loss of tens of thousands of jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars of exports because of the lack of tobacco money. The "fiercely anti-tobacco Jowell" argued for an exemption for Formula One. The media focused on Labour bending its principles for a "glamour sport" and on the false trail of Jowell's husband's links to Benetton. On 6 November, correspondents from three newspapers asked if Labour had received any donations from Ecclestone.On 11 November, Labour promised to return the money. The decision to exempt Formula One from tobacco sponsorship was taken two weeks after Blair apologized for his government's handling of the affair. It was done in response to the fears that Britain might lose the industry to Asian countries. The decision to step down as Prime Minister was made at the time of the meeting, not two weeks later as Blair stated in Parliament. In an interview with the Times published on July 4, 2009, <mask> said "terrible to say this I suppose, but apart from the fact that Hitler got taken away and persuaded to do things that I have no idea whether he wanted to do or not, he was, in the way that he "If you look at a democracy, it hasn't done a lot of good for many countries, including this one", according to the Formula One boss. He said that the son of a fascist leader would do a great job as Prime Minister and that he didn't think his background would be a problem.Stephen Pollard is the editor of The Jewish Chronicle. Either he has no idea how stupid and offensive his views are or he deserves to be held in contempt by all decent people. In an interview with The Jewish Chronicle, <mask> said that his comments were taken the wrong way and that he was sorry. I apologize. When the World Jewish Congress called for his resignation, he said it was a pity they didn't sort the banks out because they had a lot of influence. In the trial against Gribkowsky, the public prosecutor accused the former chief risk officer of being a co-perpetrator. Gribkowsky was charged with tax evasion, breach of trust and accepting bribes.The public prosecutor told the court that Ecclestone was a co-perpetrator in a bribe case. In order to get rid of the lender's stake in Formula One, Ecclestone paid a former banker about $44 million. The man told prosecutors he paid the man because he blackmailed him with information about a family trust. The 2005 sale of Formula One was the subject of a lawsuit filed by a private equity firm. After a two-year investigation into his relationship with Gribkowsky, the Munich prosecutors' office charged the Formula One boss with two counts of bribery. German prosecutors indicted the man in July of last year. The payment to Gribkowsky is the subject of the charge.The stake in Formula 1 was sold. Gribkowsky was found guilty of taking bribes and failing to pay tax on the money. On January 14th, a court in Germany ruled that there would be a trial on bribery charges, and on August 5th, a court in Germany ruled that a settlement could be reached. Following the murder of George Floyd, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton launched his own commission to tackle racism and increase diversity, with Formula One launching a We Race As One initiative to fight global inequality. In an interview with CNN, Ecclestone initially praised Hamilton's efforts but then questioned whether it would "do anything bad or good for Formula One", before saying that "in a lot of cases, black people are more racist than what white people are." In response to <mask>, Hamilton accused him of being ignorant and uneducated, and that he has realised why nothing has been done to address diversity and racism. The Formula One Group said that they disagreed with the comments that had been made about Formula 1 and society, and that his title as a chairman had expired in January 2020.According to the interviews conducted by the German prosecutor in the Gribkowsky case, the UK tax authorities had been investigating <mask> for nine years, and that he had avoided paying tax through a legal tax avoidance scheme. The matter will be concluded in 2008 with a payment of £10 million. Tom Bower's biography No Angel: The Secret Life of <mask> was published in 2011. Bryan Appleyard of the New Statesman was one of the leading commentators who expressed surprise over the co-operation between the two companies. The book recounts an episode at the 1979 Argentine Grand Prix in which Colin Chapman offered Mario Andretti $1000 to push the Formula 1 boss into a hotel swimming pool. "Pay me half and you can" was the reply from Ecclestone when he was told about the plot. According to the Forbes World's Billionaires List of 2021, Ecclestone's net worth is $3.5 billion.He is the 65th richest person in the UK with an estimated net worth of 2.5 billion according to The Sunday Times Rich List. In 2004, he sold one of his London residences to an Indian steel magnate for over $60 million. The grey mobile home known as "<mask>'s bus" was used at the Grand Prix venues. Va Bene was sold to Eric Clapton. The publication of the biography of the Formula One boss was delayed due to legal issues, but it was published in March of 2003 after all. He has been married three times. He has a daughter, Deborah, through whom he is a great-grandfather.There are five grandsons and two granddaughters. Slavica Radi, his second wife, became pregnant in 1984 after 17 years with Tuana Tan. He was married to a former Armani model for 23 years. The couple have two daughters. Slavica filed for divorce. Slavica received a reported $1 to 1.5 billion settlement in their divorce. The divorce was granted in March of 2009.The Brazilian Grand Prix's vice-president of marketing is engaged to be married. She is 46 years old. The pair were expecting a son in April 2020. Alexander Charles <mask> was born on July 1, 2020. In March 2005, two wheels were stolen from his car while it was parked outside of his London home. The car was said to be the first of its kind in Britain. On the evening of 24 November 2010, whilst returning to his apartment in his central London offices with his girlfriend Flosi, four men ambush the pair and robbed them of jewellery, including diamond rings and a watch, with a total value of £200,000.They will not be going far on what they took off us. An advertisement for Hublot, the makers of the stolen watch, used an image of the bruised face of the CEO, with the slogan "see what people will do for a Hublot". In the early 2000s, he turned down a knighthood because he didn't think he deserved it. He stated in an interview that if he brought some good to the country, he was glad, but he did not set out with this purpose in mind, so he did not deserve recognition. Formula One World Championship results, awards, and honours, as well as the 2000 Grand Decoration of Honour in Gold for Services to the Republic of Austria, can be found here. Grand prix, grand prizes. The case that will decide Formula One's future was reported by The Economist.The funny billionaire in trapped in the body of a tyrant was in the Financial

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title: Mark Pendergrast

texts: <mask> is an American independent scholar and author of fourteen books. His books cover a wide range of topics, most notably repressed memories. The National Center for Reason and Justice is a non-profit organization that advocates for people who are wrongly accused or convicted of crimes. The fourth of seven children, Pendergrast was born in 1948 and is known for his early life and education. He was raised in Atlanta. After graduating from Harvard College with a degree in English Literature, he taught in public schools for several years. He obtained a Master of Arts degree in Library Science from Simmons College in Boston.He became a full-time writer in 1991. The person lives in Vermont. During road trips with his family, he would sing Broadway tunes with his older brother. The Social Band is a Vermont choral group. He wrote a song called "Donald Trump Satirical Song" which was written several months before Donald Trump's election. Fourteen books have been published by the author. Coffee and Coca-Cola have histories of their own.He wrote For God, Country and Coca-Cola after literary agents moved to Vermont and wrote a letter to the League of Vermont Writers for book ideas. Growing up in Atlanta influenced his decision to write the book. The original Coca-Cola was originally sold as a health tonic. He wrote about the malleability of human memory in his books Memory Warp, The Repressed Memory Epidemic, Victims of Memory, and The Most Hated Man in America. His most important work is Victims of Memory, which is about recovered memory therapy, a pseudoscientific therapeutic method that has resulted in false accusations of child sexual abuse. Twenty years after the publication of Victims of Memory, he wrote Memory Warp to document the continuation of recovered memory therapy for new generations of journalists, therapists, and patients. He dislikes Freud's methods in developing his theories.The Most Hated Man in America was prompted by an email from an Oregon woman named Glenna Kerker, who told him that the case had a lot of testimony based on repressed memory therapy. The Crime Report and The Most Hated Man in America were both written by Pendergrast. The Most Hated Man in America was the subject of an article written by Frederick Crews in Skeptic Magazine. The Most Hated Man in America: Jerry Sandusky and the Rush to Judgement is reviewed by Joseph Stains. It is probably the most evenhanded and thoroughly documented volume on the topic according to Stain. The subject of Jerry Sandusky's 2012 guilty verdict for sexual abuse of young men at Penn State was extensively researched by <mask>. According to Stains, there was a compelling case that the small-town lawyer Sandusky chose to represent him and a prosecution that relied on repressed memories, no physical evidence and possible financial motives may have been factors that led to the court finding him guilty.He provides a material background for answering any question one may pose to him, according to Stains. The Epidemic Intelligence Service is part of the CDC. The Environmental Health Perspectives book review article describes the book as a series of investigations presented in a rapid succession, bespeaking the range and pace of public health challenges facing this elite scientific corps of men and women. The three sections of the book are chronological and cover a period of time. He wrote a book about his hometown of Atlanta, GA. The book was named after the anticipated influx of people into the city of Atlanta. The population within the city is expected to triple in 30 years.Japan's renewable energy policies were investigated by Japan's Tipping Point. The author spent six weeks in Japan. A wide range of subjects are covered in the mirror. The Akha hill tribe relocated to Thailand in 1985 after opium raids forced them to grow coffee. The history of the coffee movement is examined. Jack and the Bean Soup is one of his children's books. Black Coffee and Cola Conquest were both inspired by his books.The Aftermath: A Survivor's Odyssey Through War-Torn Europe, a Holocaust memoir by Henry Lilienheim, Shift, poems by Marylen Grigas, and For Love of the British Isles were edited and published by Pendergrast. The Philadelphia Inquirer and Atlanta Journal-Constitution have had book reviewers. He has written for the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Financial Analyst, The Sun, Vermont Life Magazine, Burlington Free Press, and the Saporta Report. He has spoken at scientific and journalism seminars, book festivals, public events, and on college campuses. He writes about coffee for the Wine Spectator. The National Association of Science Writers, the League of Vermont Writers, and the Authors Guild are all Organizational affiliations. The National Center for Reason and Justice is a nonprofit organization that works with innocent people who have been wrongly accused of child abuse.There are links to published works of children's literature. The Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library has research files on American science writers, librarians, and living people.

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title: Barbara Dickson

texts: "I Know Him So Well", "Answer Me" and "January February" are some of the hits of <mask>. From 1977 to date, he has placed fifteen albums in the UK Albums Chart, and had a number of hit singles, including four which reached the Top 20 in the UK Singles Chart. According to The Scotsman newspaper, she is Scotland's best-selling female singer in terms of the number of hit chart singles and albums she has achieved in the UK since 1976. She was the original Mrs. Johnstone in the long-running musical Blood Brothers. She starred in Band of Gold. In the early years of his career, he attended Woodmill High School and Dunfermline High School. In the 1960s she lived in "Dollytown", a housing estate that was demolished in 1970.Her father was a cook on a tugboat. She attended the primary school. When she moved to Dunfermline, she attended Pitcorthie Primary School. Her singing career began in folk clubs. Her first commercial recording was in 1968. Her first album with Archie Fisher was The Fate O' Charlie, a collection of songs from the Jacobite rebellions. Do Right Woman was her first solo album.She became a well-known face on the British folk circuit in the late 1960s and early 1970s, but changed her career course after meeting Willy Russell. The young student was running a folk club. He showed her the first draft of the musical and asked her to play the music. The show was hugely successful due to the combination of fine writing, a superb cast of young unknowns, and the interpretation of Beatles songs by <mask>. Answer Me, the title track of which became a Top 10 hit in 1976, was arranged and produced by Junior Campbell, who was also the co-producer of the show. More than ten million people watch The TwoRonnies every week, thanks to her guest residency on the show. She was invited to record "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" from their new musical Evita, which became her second hit in 1977.She contributed two tracks to the children's album Scouse the Mouse. The backing vocals for two of the best-selling albums of the 1970s were contributed by <mask>. "Caravan Song" and "January February" were both solo hits. An abbreviated version of the song "Best of Friends" was used as the closing theme for a children's television series. The full version of the album was released on a special edition in 2021. In 1982, he was invited to play the role of the mother in the musical Blood Brothers. She received critical praise as well as 'Actress of the Year in a Musical' from the Society of West End Theatres in 1984 even though she had never acted before.She reprised the role at the Empire Theatre in 2004. Tim Rice asked <mask> to take part in the recording of the concept album for the musical Chess in the role of Svetlana. The duet "I Know Him So Well" is on the album. The song stayed at the top of the UK Singles Chart for four weeks. It is the best-selling female duet of all time according to Guinness World Records. The comedy show Scotch and Wry featured the backing band of <mask>. In 1984 she starred in a television special in which she traveled around Scotland.During the 1990s, <mask> appeared in a number of television dramas. Chris Bond was the writer and director of The Seven Ages of Woman, which won the actress of the year award in 1996. It toured extensively in 1997 and 1998. She was the subject of This Is Your Life in 1998, when Michael Aspel surprised her at the Groucho Club. In 1999, he starred in a musical called Spend Spend Spend. The show was performed in the West End to capacity audiences. She won the 'best actress in a musical' award for her portrayal of Nicholson.She starred in the UK tour of the show. Friends Like This was followed by the Heather Brothers musical A Slice of Saturday Night and Fame. The Timekeeper in Whenever appeared as a 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 In March 2008, she appeared in an episode of Doctors called "Mama Sings The Blues". The backing vocals were provided for Russell's album Hoovering the Moon. The Platinum Collection reached number 35 in the UK Albums Chart in 2004. Troy Donockley arranged 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 888-666-1846 888-666-1846Nothing's Gonna Change My World was a collection of songs by Lennon, McCartney and Harrison. A mix of contemporary and folk songs, including "Palm Sunday", was one of the highlights of <mask>'s fourth studio album, Time and Tide, which was released in January 2008. A live DVD, Into the Light, was released to coincide with the release of Time and Tide and included, as well as some of her best-loved hits, several tracks from her new album. In April of 2009, a double live CD, <mask> in Concert, was released, followed by her autobiography, A Shirt Box Full of Songs. The tour of the UK and Ireland was to promote her new album, Words Unspoken. "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Jamie Raeburn" and "The Trees They Do Grow High" are some of the tracks on the album. The album 'Winter', a collection of seasonal favorites, was released in time for Christmas 2014; it was a tribute album to her friend.Through Line was followed by Time Is Going Faster, her 25th studio album of her career, which spent three months in the Official Folk Album Chart and received much praise for her own compositions. She hadn't released a single since 1995's Love Hurts. A Shirt Box Full of Songs, a completely revised and updated paperback edition, was released to tie-in with the new album. Her first online show, <mask>: Ballads And Blether streamed on March 20, 2021, with a limited-edition DVD and CD of the evening available through her official website. She interviewed several well-known female singers including Petula Clark, Toyah, Kiki Dee, Kim Wilde and Eddi Reader. She has announced dates on her website for her Easter multi-city concert tour in 2022. Oliver Cookson is a former actor who now works as an assistant director in television for the BBC and has three sons.She lives in Edinburgh with her family. She was honoured in the New Year's Honours in 2002 for her services to Music and Drama. She spoke about her conversion to Catholicism while living inRichmond during her 30's and the crisis that she had suffered while appearing in the "Blood Brothers" stage production. After the crisis caused her to take a four weeks break from her starring role, she moved to London's West End. She withdrew from public performing until therapy helped her overcome her stage fright, after her personal crisis led to many years of stage fright. Discography References External links Official website 1947 births Living people Scottish musical theatre actresses Officers of the Order of the British Empire

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title: Edson Zampronha

texts: <mask> is a Brazilian composer. His works include chamber music, interactive works, and music for films. His music uses rhetoric strategies to create new forms of musical tensions. His research focuses on musical signification and takes semiotics, music theory and technology into account. <mask> was born into a family of musicians. He began his musical training at a young age. Musical composition, history of music, theory, harmony, counterpoint and musical analysis were included in his first lessons.In 1969 his family moved to So Paulo. In 1978 he used a four-channel tape recorder to experiment with music composition. He started the course on Music Composition and Conducting at the So Paulo State University. In 1992 he starts a fruitful period as a professor of musical composition at the So Paulo State University after finishing a Master Degree in Musical Composition. In 1998 he finished his PhD on Communication and Semiotics at the Pontifical Catholic University of So Paulo. He started an international agenda in 1999. The Center for Diffusion of Contemporary Music in Madrid is one of the places he has been invited to work.He developed two post-doctorate researches on music and meaning, one in 2000 and the other in 2005. His concept of re-interpretation was first used. The Museum for Applied Arts, Cologne, Germany, the Mexican Center for Music and Sound Arts CMMAS in México, and the So Paulo State Symphonic Band for the 100th Anniversary of Sao Paolo have all received commissions from him. In 2006 one of the leading classic music labels in Brazil, Clssicos, releases a CD dedicated to his compositions for piano, for the first time including a CD dedicated to contemporary music in their collection. He stopped teaching at the So Paulo State University in 2008 after 16 years. He started a new period of musical composition and research after moving to Len. The act of understanding in a different way what had been previously listened to is called "re-interpretation" in the music of Zampronha.His work can be seen in three different ways. His use of musical rhetoric resources appears to have been re-interpretation. <mask> wants the listener to understand the musical discourse in a specific way. This understanding changes during the development of the work. There is a change of meaning in what we hear. The first meaning never completely disappears. The old and new understandings overlap, creating tension that becomes the axis of the composition.The use of sound materials and their references can be found in this re-interpretation. References to a specific musical context or a specific historical period can be made in a sound material. When inserted in a different context, a polyphony between references appears: something new dialogues with something known; the displacement of a reference from its original context create musical tensions, and the meaning and values these references carry out give a historical and contextual perspective to the work. Zampronha uses non-traditional but intelligible chords that range from 6 to 18. There is a specific sensation or emotion. The unities are fragmented by the use of extra-notes. The concept of dissonance is re-interpreted in this way.There may be a new functionality produced inside the work. There are different aspects of his compositions that reflect these innovations. His work is included in many CDs. The works include Modelagem XII, Modelagem II, and The Growth of a Three on. The CD includes: Lamento (Karin Fernandes, piano), S'io esca vivo (Karin Fernandes, piano), and Ciaccona (Ricardo Bologna, percussion). The capital importance of writing in the process of musical composition is demonstrated in this book. <mask> <mask> and Dr. Maria de Lourdes Sekeff have published a book called Annablume in Portuguese.The essays in this series are from the most important Brazilian universities. <mask> <mask> received two awards for his work, Toccata II and Modelagem VII, from the So Paulo Associations of Art Criticism, Brazil. He won the most important Brazilian prize for art and technology in 2005 for his sound installations Atrator Poético. <mask> <mask> has a catalog of more than 100 compositions. The complete score and a comment on the work can be found at www.sibetrans.com.

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title: Jonathan Rhys Meyers

texts: <mask>'Keeffe was born in July 1977 and is an Irish actor, model and musician. He won a Golden Globe for his role as Elvis Presley in the biographical series Elvis. He played Bishop Heahmund, a character inspired by the Catholic Saint of the same name, in the History Channel series Vikings. Albert Nobbs was one of the films that <mask> starred in. He starred in The 12th Man and appeared in the films City of Bones and Stonewall. He was listed as one of Ireland's greatest film actors in 2020. He is the face of several Hugo Boss advertising campaigns.The Hope Foundation is one of the charitable causes he has been involved in. Mara Lane is married to Meyers, and they have a son together. The first of four boys was born in Dublin, Ireland, on July 27 1977 and was brought up in County Cork. Three of his brothers are professional musicians. He was a student at the North Monastery Christian Brothers School. He spent a lot of his time in pool halls after being kicked out of North Monastery. Casting agents looking for Irish boys to appear in War of the Buttons spotted him at a pool hall and invited him to try out.He was encouraged to pursue a career in acting despite being passed over for War of the Buttons. His first acting role was in the film A Man of No Importance. He played the Anti-Treaty IRA assassin who killed the title character in 1996. He played a rock star in a movie. He appeared in Ride with the Devil in 1999 as a Bushwhacker. He played a dedicated girls' football coach in Bend It Like Beckham and co-stars in Alexander with Oliver Stone. The following year he starred in The Tudors, for which he received a Chopard trophy, and the following year he starred in Match Point, for which he received a Chopard trophy.He was nominated for an Emmy and a Golden Globe. He appeared in Mission: Impossible III. The Tudors starred him as Henry VIII. He was nominated for a Golden Globe for his role in a television drama. August Rush is a subsequent project. In 2008 and 2010 he appeared in two films. In the English language film adaptation of Albert Cohen's novel, he played Solal.The film was released in Russia and France in November and June of 2012 respectively. Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Jessica De Gouw starred in NBC's television series "Dracula". The recording of his brothers' album was announced in May of 2013; it was released in April of this year. He received The Irish Post Legend Award at the London Hilton on Park Lane in recognition of his achievements in Film and Television over the previous 20 years. The novel by Howard Kaplan was the basis for the spy thriller Damascus Cover. It was shown at the Boston Film Festival. Patrick Pearse, a political activist and one of the leaders of the bloody 1916 Irish Easter Rising, is portrayed by <mask> in the film The Rising.The remake of the Korean film Hide and Seek will be starring <mask>. He was going to be joining the cast of Altitude. The movie Rajah, a biography of the British explorer Sir James Brooke, was announced in 2019. He joined the cast of American Night, a neo-noir thriller co-starring Emile Hirsch, Paz Vega, and Jeremy Piven. 97 Minutes is a film directed by Timo Vuorensola. He has appeared in a number of musical roles. Two of the songs he sang in Velvet Goldmine are on the film's soundtrack.He played the flute in a scene from Elvis and sang briefly in the TV version of The Magnificent Ambersons. The soundtrack for August Rush contains four songs, including "Break", "Moondance", "Something Inside" and "This Time". "This Time" and "Break" were nominated in the Best Original Song category of the 80th Academy Awards. "This Time" peaked at 84 in the Canadian Hot 100. He has endorsements from several clothing companies. He was the face of the Hugo Boss men's fragrance range from 2006 until he was replaced byJared Leto in 2011. Independent Models are based in London.In the late 1990s, he dated his Velvet Goldmine co-star, Toni Collette. He was in a relationship with the daughter of a makeup artist. Mary Geraldine "Geri" O'Keeffe died at the age of 51 on November 20, 2007, after a short illness. Mara Lane was married to <mask>. Their son was born in December of 2016 In September of last year, Lane revealed that she had miscarried a second child. "After you have your first child, you become the past, and that's what made me the happiest I've ever been," he said.We're giving ourselves time to drive ourselves forward. A child gives you a new perspective. In 2007, a representative for the actor confirmed that he had entered an alcohol-treatment programme. He was arrested at a Dublin airport for intoxication and disturbing the peace. In 2009, he was arrested in Paris for attacking an airport lounge employee while drunk. In 2010 at John F. Kennedy International Airport, a man who had become intoxicated in the first class lounge was denied access to the boarding area. He was banned by United Airlines.His representative said that he was receiving treatment in 2010. The judgment of a suspended sentence for public intoxication was handed down by a French court in November of 2011. He relapsed at a Dublin airport after his wife suffered a miscarriage. He had a dispute with his wife at the airport after he broke his sobriety on a flight. The incident was addressed in an interview with Larry King. I shouldn't drink. I had been sober for a long time and it doesn't suit me.He said he had learned his lesson and was sober again. On October 5, 2008, the Trinity College Philosophical Society in Dublin gave an Honorary Patronage to the man. The Legend Award for his contributions to the film and entertainment industry was presented to him by the Irish Post Awards. The ambassador for the Hope Foundation was named in February 2008. The charity helps the street children of Calcutta. He is an ambassador for the charity. The mission of Barretstown is to rebuild the lives of children affected by serious illness and their families through therapeutic recreational programmes.He was one of the actors who helped launch the new Press Play campaign. The charity wants to raise additional funds over the next five years so that it can expand its programs to serve more children who suffer from serious illnesses. Irish male film actors and Irish male television actors have been nominated for Golden Globe awards.

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title: Jan Leighton

texts: <mask> was an American actor and model who appeared in more than 3000 roles. He specialized in portraying historic characters, but also worked as a voice actor and hand model. He was credited by the Guinness Book of World Records with playing more roles than any other actor. <mask> was born in The Bronx, New York in 1921. He changed his name to <mask> in 1949 in order to get more work. His mother was a housewife and his father owned a fleet of taxis. He left Aviation High School at the age of 17 to work as a mechanic.He was a physical training instructor in the U.S. military during World War II. After the war, he moved to El Paso, Texas and attended the University of Mexico. He received funding to attend an acting workshop in New York while living in Texas. In his acting career, <mask> appeared in live television dramas and in theater. He was described as a large man with a pleasant face. He played a small role in the Broadway production of Home Is Tomorrow, as well as roles in Robert Montgomery Presents, Studio One and Man Against Crime. In 1960, he appeared on Broadway with Ball.A career as an imitation of historic characters in numerous media, including television and print advertisements, industrial and training films, radio, personal appearances and at least one feature film was developed by Leighton. To prepare for a role, Leighton read biographies on the subject and studied any available reproductions of the subject's appearance and voice. According to The New York Times in 1988, the key to unlocking the rest of the personality was getting the voice. He said he could be anyone in history if he adjusted his face, body and voice. It's my calling. He created his own costumes. In his crammed Manhattan apartment, he kept a prop and wardrobe collection that included 121 pairs of shoes, 203 wigs, 197 hats, 71 pairs of glasses, 36 pipes, ten togas, and three inkwells.The actor who had played the most roles was credited by the Guinness Book of World Records. He was credited by Guinness as the man with the most disguises, having played 1,200 famous people in television and print advertisements. At a gathering of 32 Guinness record-holders in 1988, <mask> appeared in full costume as General George Patton. New York magazine called him the "Man of a Thousand Faces" in 1989. He told the magazine that he didn't go to costume parties. That is a busman's holiday. Heaven for me is to lie in bed without a costume and live in my own skin.3,372 historic notables were professionally portrayed by Leighton by the end of his career. The New York Times called him an actor who played everyone. According to the Guinness Book of Records, <mask>ton played more different roles than any other actor in history. ... He was known as an actor who could do any role in any medium. If you call Jan at 10 in the morning from New York City, he can show up and play the person before lunch. In addition to his work portraying historic figures, Leighton also worked as a hand model and voice actor.He was transformed into the Ford logo in an advertisement. The voice of the "R-r-r-olling Wr-r-r-iter" pen was trilling. He provided the voice for a talking golf ball, "I'm a Spalding dot, and this guy can hit me a helluva long way if he wants to." Leonardo da Vinci and Henry Kissinger were on the cover of New York magazine and William Shakespeare was on Late Night with David Letterman. The author and his daughter co-authored a book called Rare Words and Ways to Master Their Meanings: 500 Arcane But Useful Words for Language Lovers in 2003 and a sequel called Rare Words II and Ways to Master Their Meanings in 2008. The first book was described as "both rare and well done". The publisher issued a series of flash cards with words and rhymes from Rare Words II.His co-star in The World Turned Upside Down, actress/Emmy-award winning writer, was married four times. His first marriage ended in divorce, as did the others. The death of <mask> was due to a stroke at the age of 87. Hallie and Ross were the children of Leighton. Male models from New York, American male television actors, American male voice actors, American impressionists, Jewish male actors, and American male film actors died in 2009.

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title: O. Panneerselvam

texts: <mask> is also known as O.P.S. He was the 6th Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu from 2001 to 2002 and the 2nd deputy chief minister from August to May 2021. He is the leader of the opposition in Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly from May 2021. He was an aide to former chief minister of Tamil Nadu andAIADMK General Secretary J.Jayalalithaa. His first two terms as Chief Minister came after he replaced her. The third term began after the death of the Chief Minister. He became the deputy chief minister of Tamil Nadu on August 21st.He has portfolios of Finance, Housing, Rural Housing, Housing Development, Slum Clearance Board and Accommodation Control, Town Planning, Urban Development, and Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority. The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly has a Leader of the House. <mask> was born on January 14, 1951. He obtained a degree from Haji Karutha Rowther Howdia College. Salavuddin encouraged him into politics. He had some agricultural land. He and his wife have three children.In Theni district, he is currently elected from the constituency of Bodinayakkanur. His wife died of a heart attack. The political career of Paneerselvam began as a worker of theAIADMK in 1973. He was Chairman from 1996 to 2001. When the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu was barred from holding office by the Supreme Court of India, he was sworn in as the 13th Chief Minister. He was accused of heading a puppet government during his time as Chief Minister. He was there for six months from September 2001 to March 2002.After the Madras high Court overturned her conviction, he resigned as Chief Minister and she was sworn in again. He was the Minister for Public Works from 2002 to 2003 He was in charge of the Revenue department from December 2003 to May 2006 The leader of the opposition in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly for nine days after the party lost the elections. He was elected to be a member of the Tamil Nadu legislative assembly. He Sworn as the deputy leader of opposition after replacing Panneerselvam. He was re-elected to a second term as Chief Minister.He was the Minister of Finance from 16 May to 27 September. He was given the responsibility of being the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu again on September 29th, after the conviction of the disproportionate assets case. After the Karnataka High Court acquitted her in the disproportionate assets case, he resigned as Chief Minister and she was sworn in again. He was sworn in as Minister for Finance and Public Works on May 23, 2016 a year after his resignation. The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu was elected on December 6, 2016 after the death of the incumbent Chief Minister. He held his first cabinet meeting on December 10. His resignation as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu was accepted by the governor and he was appointed as the Chief Minister of the state.After his expulsion, the Governor invited the newly elected legislative leader of theAIADMK, Edappadi K Palaniswami, to form the government, which he took over as chief minister on February 16th. On the same day of the Party Merger with the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, <mask> was sworn in as the deputy chief minister. The deputy leader of the opposition in Tamil Nadu was elected on June 14, 2021, after the party lost the assembly elections in May. There was a controversy over a report in The Week magazine in December of last year. The Income Tax department arrested him in March of last year. According to the five pages of the Reddy's Diary, payments were made to severalAIADMK ministers, MLAs, and many others. The diary contains at least five payments in which the name of his secretary was written.The election commission should take action against the general secretary of the party and the chief minister of the party for their role in the elections. The election commission rejected both the appeals and allotted two different symbols to each party. In August of last year, Edappadi K. Palaniswami and O<mask> merged. He was made a deputy chief minister. There are references to All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam politicians, Chief Ministers of Tamil Nadu, and Living people State cabinet ministers of Tamil Nadu.

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title: Thomas Hope (architect)

texts: During the late 18th and early 19th century, <mask> was an American architect and house joiner who lived in Tennessee. Several of the city's earliest houses were designed and built by <mask>. There are at least two houses built by <mask>. They are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. <mask> was born in Kent, England, in 1757 and studied the house construction trade in London. He moved to Charleston, South Carolina, where he was hired to build a house for a South Carolina planter. The house was on Broad Street in Charleston.<mask> married Elizabeth Large in 1793 in Cheraw, South Carolina, where he lived in the early 1790s. <mask> moved to the capital of the Southwest Territory in 1795. The Ramsey House is a Georgian-style house that was built in 1797. <mask> was able to find work in a town in need of professional builders. In the decade after completing the Ramsey House, <mask> built a residence known as "Trafalgar" for planter John Kain, overlooking the Holston River. The Statesview was completed by <mask> in what is now West Knoxville. In 1812, <mask> built a house for Joseph C. Strong at the corner of State Street and Cumberland Avenue.<mask> co-founded a carpenters' guild in 1802. The original design of the James Park House is sometimes attributed to <mask>. <mask> received several payments from the builder of the Lamar House Hotel, suggesting that she may have played a role in the original design. The original Rotherwood Mansion was built in Kingsport, Tennessee, for Presbyterian clergyman Frederick Augustus Ross. His son oversaw the completion of the project after <mask>'s death. <mask>'s influences included an English architect and an American architect. William Pain's 1781 book, The Builder's Golden Rule, inspired many of <mask>'s designs.Georgian and Federal architectural styles were used by <mask>. The Ralph Izard House was built on Broad Street in Charleston, South Carolina, but is no longer standing. The Swan Pond, also known as the Ramsey House, was completed in 1797. The central hall floor plan is built of locally quarried Tennessee marble and limestone. The house has been turned into a museum. Statesview was built in the Ebenezer community in the 18th century. The Federal style house's original layout was altered after it was damaged by fire.The house has been turned into a private residence. Trafalgar, built in the 18th century, is no longer standing. The Joseph Strong House was demolished in 1971 to make way for highway construction. The building is now Kingsport, Tennessee. The mansion burned in 1865 and was replaced by the current Rotherwood Mansion. Furniture Hope supplied furniture for many houses. In the mid- 1790s <mask> supplied furniture to TellICO agent Silas Dinsmore, according to a ledger owned by War Department agent David Henley.According to J. G. M. Ramsey, <mask> designed a bookcase and desk for the house's library. A desk and bookcase that was once owned by David Campbell have been attributed to <mask>. <mask> may have made furniture for some of his patrons, but that is not certain. According to a furniture historian, certain pieces attributed to <mask> contain rococo elements that are unlikely to be used by <mask>, and the pieces' resemblance to a cabinet-making style that originated in the Virginia area in the late eighteenth century. <mask> built the Ramsey House and Statesview. The original design of the James Park House has been changed many times, but it is sometimes attributed to <mask>. The destruction of the Joseph Strong House in 1971 sparked an outcry from preservationists, and was one of the events that led to the establishment of the Knoxville-area preservation group.David James <mask> and John W<mask> opened Hope Brothers Jewelry on Gay Street in 1868. In 1897, the <mask> brothers built a street clock in front of their store, which was a landmark for over a century. The Hope Brothers Jewelry Store became Kimball's Jewelry in 1933 and in 2004, they took the Hope clock with them. The <mask> clock was replaced by a new street clock in 2007. <mask>cote, a house built in 1924 by <mask>'s great-great-grandson, is now part of the University of Tennessee campus. The cupboard is attributed to <mask>. <mask>cote was added to the National Register of Historic Places.Referred to by Watkin, David, is the George Franklin Barber Baumann family. Ramsey House Plantation is an official site for Architects from Tennessee and Kent.

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title: Claudio Caniggia

texts: Caniggia is an Argentine former professional footballer who played as a forward or winger. Caniggia was a member of the Argentina national team. He played in three World Cup and was a member of two rival clubs. Caniggia scored two goals for Argentina in the 1990 World Cup. Benjamin Massing was sent off in the opening game of the tournament for taking him out in a single dribble. In the second round match against Brazil, a pass by Diego Maradona put him through against goalkeeper Taffarel, with Caniggia dribbling past him and slotting the ball into the net to give Argentina victory. In the semi-final against Italy, he headed past goalkeeper Walter Zenga, the first goal Italy conceded in the tournament, sending the match into extra time as Argentina won on penalties.Caniggia was suspended for the final against West Germany after being booked against Italy. <mask> scored two goals in the 1994 World Cup, the first from a Gabriel Batistuta free kick rebound and the second from a free kick by Maradona, which Caniggia finished by putting the ball in. His other clubs include Atalanta, Benfica, and Rangers. He played for clubs in Argentina, Italy, Portugal, Scotland, Qatar and England. Caniggia played for River Plate, Hellas Verona, Atalanta, and S.L. Boca Juniors, Benfica, and Rangers were all in the 90's. He has become a cult hero at many of the clubs he has played in, for instance when he scored against Dunfermline in 2003 to help Rangers win the title.Caniggia moved to Hellas Verona after scoring 8 goals for River Plate. He stayed at Atalanta for three years and scored 26 goals in 85 league games. He helped Atalanta reach the quarter-finals in the 1990–1991 edition of the UEFA Cup. Caniggia said his experience with Atalanta was the best years of his career. Both parties believed that Caniggia's move to Roma in 1992 would help the club in its quest for the title. Caniggia was handed a 13-month ban for taking cocaine after a 1–1 draw against Napoli in 1993 and he has a history of enjoying the high life. The Parmalat dairy company financed a year-long loan for him after his ban expired.Valencia contacted him during his run. He wore the white kit when Valencia played Brazil in Mestalla. Diego Latorre was included in the squad when he was a guest player. The friendly cost Valencia 80 million pesetas and only 66 million tickets were sold. Diego Maradona and Caniggia were given to Boca Juniors in exchange for matches played on his television stations. Caniggia was heavily linked with clubs in England after his wife refused to return to Argentina. Caniggia did not play in the 1996–97 season because of his mother's suicide.He missed out on the 1998 World Cup squad because of his sporadic appearances for Boca. He left Atalanta after one season following a dispute with coach Giovanni Vavassori, despite helping the club achieve promotion to Serie A. He was signed by Ivano Bonnetti, who he knew well from their time together in Italy. After scoring against arch rivals Celtic in a cup final, he became a fans favourite at Rangers and quickly became the team's star player. He joined Wembley in June 2012 to play in the FA Cup for the new season. Caniggia and other former-internationals came out of retirement to play for Wembley. He appeared in a preliminary round of the FA Cup.He scored the first goal in the win. Club 1 had appearances in the Scottish League Cup. Caniggia was a key player in both the 1990 and 1994 World Cup, but was not picked by the coach for France '98. Caniggia scored 16 goals for Argentina. He scored four goals in eight matches at the 1990 and 1994 World Cup. In Argentina, Caniggia excelled for the national team despite not having a high-profile club career or playing for big European teams. Contrary to popular belief, Caniggia was not a pure strikers, but rather a creative forward.Diego Maradona and Caniggia once kissed on the lips after Caniggia scored a goal. At times, I believe Diego is in love with my husband. It must be the big muscles and long hair. Caniggia scored two goals in the 1990 World Cup to help Argentina reach the final. He came off the bench in the first game of the series in Milan and was sent off by Benjamin Massing, who kicked Caniggia so hard his own shoe came off. Caniggia was in the starting lineup. In the second round, Argentina faced Brazil in Torino and with the score 0–0 after 80 minutes, a pass by Diego Maradona left Caniggia one on one against Brazilian goalkeeper Taffarel; Caniggia dribbled past him and scored on the empty goal, giving ArgentinaThe goal gave him legendary status among the Argentine fans. Argentina beat Yugoslavia on penalty kicks in Florence to advance to the semi-finals, where they played against Italy. The Italians had not conceded a goal in their five matches. In the second half, <mask> headed a cross into the net of goalkeeper Walter Zenga, ending his record streak of 509 minutes without a goal, and sending the match into extra time. Penalty kicks were taken after the score remained the same, and Argentina advanced to the final. In the team's second first round match against the Soviet Union, <mask> was cautioned and then received a yellow card for handling the ball, which earned him a suspension. Argentina lost to Germany in the final in Rome, so he had to watch from the stands.<mask> was arguably the most dynamic player in 1991, as he scored two goals and made four assists in the tournament as Argentina won the title. He scored a goal in the 1992 Confederations Cup, which Argentina won. He scored the goal of the 1–1 tie between Argentina and Denmark in Mar del Plata in February 1993. Argentina was declared the intercontinental champion. <mask> scored two goals in the 1994 World Cup, the first from a Gabriel Batistuta free kick rebound and the second from a Diego Maradona free kick. He was taken out of Argentina's third game against Bulgaria in the heat of Dallas, an Argentine team who were also without Maradona. Argentina lost 3–2 to Romania in the Round of 16 in Los Angeles, leaving them out of the tournament.After refusing to cut his long hair despite the rules of national coach Daniel Passarella, he was frozen out of the national team for a number of years. He returned to the squad for the 2002 World Cup but did not play. He received a red card for cursing at the referee from the bench in Argentina's last match against Sweden, becoming the first player to be sent off from the bench in a World Cup. Caniggia was known for his speed as a player, and competed in athletics before his football career, running the 100 meters at the provincial level. In addition to his ability to score goals consistently, he was also equally capable of playing off other forwards, and of creating chances for teammates; as such, he was often deployed in deeper roles as an advanced playmaker or creative forward, or even more frequently out wide as a winger. He was known as El Hijo del Viento and El Pjaro because of his running ability. He was a controversial player despite his reputation as one of Argentina's greatest players.Caniggia's long blonde hair made him stand out. Caniggia was married to a woman. They had three children. Caniggia asked his wife for a divorce and started dating an Argentine model. He and Bonelli got married in Mexico. The River Plate of Argentina won the 1986 Intercontinental Cup. Atalanta B.C. playersThe players A.S. and S.L. are from Italy. Boca Juniors and Benfica are football teams. The players of Rangers F.C. The players are from Wembley F.C. Argentine sports people are involved in drug cases and have been for a long time.

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title: Rennie Ellis

texts: <mask> was an Australian social and social documentary photographer. He was an advertising copywriter, seaman, lecturer, television presenter, and founder of the first dedicated photography gallery in Australia, where he established both a photographic studio and an agency dedicated to his work. <mask> won a scholarship to the University of Melbourne in 1959 while he was still in school. During his first year as an office boy, he left to work at an advertising agency. After studying advertising at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, he spent two years travelling the world, buying his first camera and working as a seaman. <mask> rode a penny-farthing bicycle along St Kilda Road in 1968 in protest against air pollution. He became known for his confronting imagery of Australian lifestyles later in his photographic career.<mask> was the creative director at Monahan Dayman Advertising. He was offered the position as editor in chief of the magazine. He became a photographer after leaving Monahan Dayman Advertising. An early photo essay on the remote mining settlement of Kalgoorlie was published in 1970 in The Age and Walkabout magazine. His first exhibition and book were in collaboration with another photographer. The Yellow House Artist Collective is where the book was launched. During this time, he helped photographers on'safaris' into the Outback.He was the photographer for Tim Burstall's sex romp Alvin Purple. <mask> formed Scoopix Photo Library in Prahran in 1974 and later became the exclusive Australian agent for New York's Black Star. He operated from the same location for the rest of his life after opening his studio in 1975. <mask> exhibited in 1976 with Carol Jerrems Heroes and Anti-Heroes at The Photographers' Gallery and Workshop Magazines to which he contributed, as well as Playboy and The Bulletin. Australian popular culture included the beach, beer, graffiti, Australian railway stations and the Rio carnival. In 1993 he became a co-presenter on the Nine Network's lifestyle program Looking Good, working with Deborah Hutton and Jo Bailey for three years. His work was included in Picture Freedom, an exhibition at The Photographers' Gallery in London and Further Observations at the Photographers' Gallery in Australia.The non-profit Brummels Gallery of Photography was partly funded by two Arts Council grants. The first private art gallery in the country to be devoted to photography showcasing mainly Australian photographers, it also attracted shows from international photographic artists. Innovations included a Polaroid party in 1978, with cameras, flash bulbs and enough film for 320 exposures supplied by the instant photography company, and champagne to loosen inhibitions as participants pinned their pictures on the wall. The first exhibition, Two Views of Erotica: Henry Talbot/Carol Jerrems, was opened in 1972 by photographer and filmmaker Paul Cox. The National Gallery of Victoria opened the first photography department in a government-run institution during this period, and brought a reawakening to the photographic medium as an art form. The gallery was renamed the Pentax Brummels Gallery of Photography in 1977. After eight years, the gallery closed in January 1980 because it had advanced the standing of photography as art and the careers of many Australian photographers.Phillip Adams discussed Australian Graffiti, dubbed <mask> "Australia's oldest hippy". <mask>, whose assured professionalism, in his The Way of Flesh series, places him in that class of photographers who use, was remarked on by Nancy Borlase. <mask> died from a cerebral haemorrhage at the age of 62. The Rennie Ellis Photographic Archive has been established by his second wife, Kerry Oldfield <mask>, and his assistant, Manuela Furci. No Standing, Only Dancing at the Ian Potter Centre, and Kings Cross 1970-1971: <mask> <mask> have all been photographed by the same person. The work of key Australian photographers was included in a 2010 exhibition at the Art Gallery of South Australia. National Gallery of Australia, National Portrait Gallery, National Library of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, State Library of Victoria, Art Gallery of South Australia, and Horsham Regional Art Gallery have books with photographs and/or text by <mask> Kings Cross.Thomas Nelson was from Australia. Co-authored by the author. There is a city in colour. Lansdowne was born in 1971 in Melbourne. The photographs were taken by John and <mask> <mask>. Australian graffiti. Sun books was published in 1975.Ian Turner is the author. Ketut lives in Indonesia. There are two books, one in London and one in Australia. Stan Marks wrote the text. <mask> <mask> has photographs. Australian graffiti is being reexamined. Sun Books was in Australia from 1979 to 1975.Ian Turner is the co-author. There are railway stations in Australia. South Melbourne was published in 1982. <mask> <mask> is the photographer. The text was written by Andrew Ward. We live in Australia. Wayland, 1982.Life is a beach. Currey O'Neil was born in South Yarra, Victoria. Life is a beer. Ross books was published in 1984. Life is a ball. Currey O'Neil:, 1985. The Australian graffiti is new.Sun Books was located in South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. <mask> <mask> has photographs. Life is a parade. Lothian was in Port Melbourne in 1986. Life's a beach II continues. Lothian, 1987. Life is still on the beach.Hardie Grant Books was published in 1998. The advice from the T-shirt is filthy and funny. South Yarra, Victoria: Hardie Grant Books. Only dancing, no standing. The National Gallery of Victoria was opened in 2008. The photographs were taken by <mask> <mask> and Susan van Wyk. George Negus wrote an essay.The decade was 1980-2000. Victoria Hardie Grant Books is in association with the State Library of Victoria. Essays were written by William and Robert. Media Music Around Us: Silent Music was broadcast on television on August 9, 1979. The National Library of Australia has a photograph collection of "Rennie <mask>: Aussies All".

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