title: Calvin Andrew

texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays as a forward. The 2004–05 League One title winning season was <mask>'s debut. He became a first team regular for Luton in the 2008 season after spending time with Bristol City and Grimsby Town. He was hampered by injuries while he was at Crystal Palace. He spent four years at Selhurst Park and went on loan to a number of clubs. He joined Port Vale in November 2012 and helped the club get promoted out of League Two. He joined the town for a short time.He joined Rochdale four months after signing with York City. He made 231 league and cup appearances at Rochdale. He joined Barrow in March of 2021. <mask> began his career at Luton Town in their youth system and signed a professional contract with the club in 2004. He made his full first-team debut three days later, in a 2–0 defeat toSwansea City in a Football League Trophy match at Vetch Field. He made his League One debut in a 3–0 win over Wycombe at Adams Park. He made his league debut four days later in a 1–0 victory over Port Vale.He played in 11 games in the 2004–05 season. <mask> was on loan from League Two club Grimsby Town. He scored his first goal in the Football League in a 1–0 win over Barnet on August 27th. He ended his loan spell at the park on November 20. He spent the second half of 2005–06 on loan at Gary Johnson's Bristol City, but because of a knee injury he made just one start and two substitute appearances. He scored in a 2–1 win over Argyle at Home Park on 17 April. He was unable to play in the 2006–07 season because of a knee injury.He scored once in a 3–1 win over Southend United at Roots Hall at the end of the season. He scored four goals in 48 appearances for the club under Kevin Blackwell and Mick Harford in 2007, but they were demoted again as a result of the points deductions. <mask>'s four goals were enough to win two FA Cup ties and three league points. At the start of 2008–09, Luton were deducted 30 points, making them almost certain to be demoted. The club decided to sell <mask> once their appeal was rejected because they needed to free up their wage bill and reduce further debt. Crystal Palace <mask> moved to Crystal Palace in July of 2008 for a fee believed to be around $80,000. He scored a goal in a 4–2 defeat by Reading at the Madejski Stadium.<mask> was on a loan with a League One club until the end of the season. During his spell with Micky Adams's Seagulls, he scored two goals, but his loan ended when he injured his knee in a 1–0 win over Stockport County. Mick Jones said that it was one of the worst injuries he had ever seen. <mask> returned to first-team action with Palace in November, and went on to play 32 matches in the rest of 2009, scoring two goals. He started 2010–11 on the bench and was sent to Millwall in November. He spent three weeks at The Den, but only three times at Millwall. After a spell in and around the Palace first team, he joined Swindon Town on loan in March, where he met his former manager at Palace, Paul Hart.He scored the lone goal in a 4–5–1 formation in a 1–0 victory over Brentford in League One. He did not play for ten weeks after scoring the winning goal in the 2–1 League Cup victory over Middlesbrough at Selhurst Park. He joined Orient on 1 March and stayed until the end of the season. He did not score in 10 matches for the Orient and only started two. He left Palace in May 2012 after the manager refused to give him a new contract. <mask> failed to earn a contract with the club after playing for them in a pre-season friendly. Port Vale <mask> joined League Two club Port Vale on a two-month contract just days after the club failed to get Lee Hughes on a loan.<mask> said that he thought he would do well here and score a lot of goals. Mark Grew said that his arrival was a big plus and that he would provide cover for top scorer Tom Pope as both players were big and strong strikers. He made his debut at Vale Park on December 4th in a 2–0 defeat to Bradford City in the Football League Trophy. Though often on the bench, he ended the month with a hard-working and eye-catching display on the left side of the middle in a 3–2 win over Dagenham & Redbridge. He agreed to stay until the end of 2012 after his short-term contract expired. He scored his first goal for the Vale after he was given the rare chance to start a match as a forward in a 1–0 win over Torquay United at Plainmoor. <mask> made 24 appearances as Vale secured promotion with a third-place finish.He was released as a free agent after he was not offered a new contract at the end of the season. There was a trial period for <mask> with the League Two club. The only goal of the match was scored by him on September 28, 2013). He was released by the club on January 6th, after making 16 appearances for the club. York City <mask> signed for another League Two club, York City, on a contract for the rest of the season. He made his debut a day later as a substitute in a 1–0 home win over Torquay. He was let go by the club.<mask> signed a two-year deal with Rochdale in July of last year after impressing on a trial basis. He scored six goals in 41 appearances in the last two years, including the only goal of the match against Port Vale in April 2015. He was selected for the Football League team of the week after scoring two goals in a 3–0 win at Walsall. He scored six goals in 35 appearances in the 2015–16 season, and signed a new one-year contract in the summer. On 29 October 2016 he elbowed Peter Clarke in the face during a 1–0 win over Oldham Athletic at Spotland; the incident was missed by the referee, but he was handed a 12-match suspension following a Football Association video review. This was the longest ban given to a professional footballer in England since Joey Barton received the same punishment. <mask>'s suspension was reduced to nine matches.He finished the 2016–17 season with seven goals in 43 appearances and signed a contract extension in December of 2016 He signed a one-year extension to his contract in November of last year and then a further one-year extension in June of this year, keeping him at the club until 2020. He scored four goals during the campaign. He won the League One Player in the Community Award in March 2020. He was released in June 2020 after just three league starts. <mask> joined Barrow on March 23, 2021. Barrow's Football League status was secured when he started his first game for the "Bluebirds" on 27 April.He left Holker Street in the summer because he wasn't offered a new contract by Barrow manager Mark Cooper. <mask> described his style of play in November 2012 as "a pacey strikers, I hold the ball up well, I can play in behind and go past people." I think I'll be great for the fans. He was described as left footed with a good touch and had awareness of his team mates and the opposition by his manager. <mask> joined the radio programme, BBC Squad Goals, as a co-presenter, as well as continuing his playing career. There are career statistics for Port Vale Football League Two third-place promotion. Footballers from the English Football Association play for the Luton Town F.C.The players are from Grimsby Town F.C. The players are from Bristol City. The players are from Crystal Palace F.C. The players are from BRIGHTON & HOSEA ION F.C. The players are from Millwall F.C. The players are from Swindon Town F.C. The players are from Orient F.C.The players are from Port Vale F.C. The players are from Mansfield Town F.C. The players are from York City F.C. The players are from Rochdale A.F.C. The players are from Barrow A.F.C. The players of the English Football League are black.

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title: Polly Penhale

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texts: At the National Science Foundation, <mask><mask> is a Biologist and Environmental Officer. She has been recognized for her contributions to research, policy, and environmental conservativism. <mask> Peak is named after her. <mask> was born in St. Louis and 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 She received her degrees from Earlham College and North Carolina State University, where she specialized in marine biology. Penhale has a career that spans research, education, and advocacy. She has worked in the US and internationally to preserve the polar regions, and has played a key role in facilitating scientific research through the US National Science Foundation.Environmental oversight and stewardship for US activities in Antarctica is managed by <mask>. She is in charge of reviewing research proposals and making funding decisions. She was involved in the establishment of the Long Term Ecological Research program at Palmer Station. <mask> focused on marine biology early in his career. She worked in a number of ocean and coastal areas, including Alaska, Florida, the Caribbean, and Chesapeake Bay. She joined the faculty of the College of William and Mary's Virginia Institute of Marine Science in 1979 and was a Visiting Scientist and Assistant Program Director at the National Science Foundation from 1982-1985. The American Society of limnology and Oceanography, now the Association for the Sciences of limnology and Oceanography, was chaired by <mask>.She is a member of the US Delegation to the Convention for the Protection of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR), through which she played a central role in writing and reviewing protected area management plans. The Earlham College Alumni Award, the Ocean Sciences Award, and the Finn Ronne Memorial Award are some of the awards. 1972. The food requirements of the nine spine stickleback, Pungitius pungitius, are in an arctic tundra lake of northern Alaska. M.S. The thesis is from North Carolina State University. J.N., J. Kostoris, and P.A. are related.Penhale. 1973. The ninespine stickleback is in a lake. J. A fish. Res. There is a board can.30:1178-1189 Penhale is a P.A. 1976. The epiphyte-eelgrass system has primary productivity and dissolved organic carbon excretion. North Carolina State University is located in Raleigh, North Carolina. <mask> is a P.A. J.M. is also a person.Sprogis. 1976. The role of epiphytes. There is a Univ. The Miami Sea Grant Special Report was published. Penhale is a P.A. 1977.Productivity and Macrophyte-Epiphyte are found in an eelgrass community. J. Exp. March. There is a Biol. Ecol. 26:211-224. <mask> is a P.A.W. O. Smith, Jr. was born in 1977. Excretion of dissolved organic carbon by the plants. It's called limnol. Oceanogr. 2 hours and 40 minutes. Capone, D.G., P.A. R.S. <mask>.B.F. Taylor and Oremland. 1979. There is a relationship between productivity and N2 fixation. It's called limnol. Oceanogr. 24:118-125. R.G. Wetzel.P.A. and P.A. <mask>. 1979. There is transport of carbon and excretion of dissolved organic carbon by leaves and roots. There is an aquatic Bot. The score was 6: 149-158. <mask> is a P.A.And G.T. There is a person named Thayer. 1980. Uptake and transfer of carbon and phosphorus by the Epiphytes. J. Exp. March. There is a Biol.Ecol. The score was 42:113-123. Smith, W.O., Jr. and P.A<mask>. 1980. The dissolved organic carbon is taken up by the Epiphytes. J. Exp.March. There is a Biol. Ecol. 48:233-243. <mask> is a P.A. D.G. Capone.1981. Two macroalgae-cyanobacteria associations have primary productivity and nitrogen fixation. Bull. March. There is a science. 31:39-31:39 R.L. Wetzel.P.A. and P.A. Penhale. 1983. seagrass communities are found in the lower bay. March. Tech. Soc.J. 17:39 Penhale is a P.A. R.G. Wetzel. 1983. The structure and function of the grass is adapted to the environment.Can J.Bot. do its job? 61:1421-1428. Evans, A.S. P.A. and Webb. Penhale. The year 1986. Two co-existing seagrasses have photosynthetic temperature acclimation.There is a Bot. The score was 24:185-197. <mask> is a P.A. The year 1986. The Habitat value of benthic invertebrates is pp. M.-F. Thompson, R. Sarojini, and R. Nagabhushanan wrote the book. IBH Publishing Co. is in New Delhi.Penhale is a P.A. 1988. There is an ecological perspective on the seagrasses. The Marine Science of the Arabian Sea was written by M.-F. Thompson and N.M. Tirmizi. Alnoor is located in Karachi. M.C. Kennicutt. It was et al.1990. There is an oil spill in the southern part of the world. There is an Environ. There is a science. There is a Technol. It was 24:620-622. C.S. Weiler.P.A. and P.A. <mask> is an eds. 1994. The effects of ultraviolet radiation on the environment. The American Geophysical Union. There is a research series on the Antarctic. T.B., Booth, C.R.Lucas, J.H. Morrow. P.A.<mask> and Weiler. 1994. The United States National Science Foundation has a network for monitoring ultraviolet radiation. 17–37 was written in C.S. They are Weiler and P.A<mask> is an eds.1994. The effects of ultraviolet radiation on the environment. The American Geophysical Union. There is a research series on the Antarctic. Grant, S.M., P Koubbi, and P<mask>. A year ago. Chapter 9.4 is "Conservation and Management".B. Raymond, C. d'Udekem d'Acquis, et al. There is an eds. The Southern Ocean has a biogeographic Atlas. Scientists from Earlham College and North Carolina State University are members of the Society of Woman Geographers.

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title: Danny Cadamarteri

texts: <mask> is an English retired professional footballer who played for a number of clubs in the Football League before retiring in April 2014). He played for both Grays Athletic and Dundee United in the Scottish League. He played for the England under-21 football team. <mask> was born in Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, to an English mother of Italian descent and a Jamaican father. At the end of the 1996–97 season, <mask> made his debut as a substitute in a 2–1 defeat against Chelsea. <mask> scored four league goals in the first three months of the season, including one in the Merseyside derby. His last goal in the 1997–98 season was in October.<mask> scored four goals in the following season. He scored on his debut for Fulham in 1999. In September 2001, <mask> appeared in court on a charge of assault and admitted he was ashamed. He was free to leave Goodison Park after he was fined and found guilty. Despite interest from First Division clubs, <mask> remained atEverton and started two more matches in January. After scoring on his debut, <mask> joined Bradford City and stayed for the rest of the year. <mask> only scored one more goal in the last few games of the season.During the 2002–03 season, <mask> failed to score a league goal despite receiving community service for his previous court case. After scoring three league goals during the following season, <mask> began the 2004–05 season with Leeds United. After only playing in one League Cup match, the winger moved to Sheffield United in September and played in one game before injury ended his season in March. At the end of the season, <mask> returned to Bradford, where he only scored two league goals. <mask> had a trial with Barnsley before signing for Grays Athletic on non-contract terms after being released from a six-month drugs ban. At the end of December, <mask> signed a six-month deal withLeicester City and then joined Doncaster on loan. After his contract was not renewed, he was released.He joined Huddersfield Town on June 1, 2007. Most of <mask>'s Town career was hampered by injury, with the forward making no more than a dozen league appearances in his first season at the West Yorkshire side. Cadamarteri played in over thirty league matches during the 2008–09 season, though most of his games were played on the wing, as opposed to his more regular position as a forward, finishing the season with two goals to his name. In April 2009, it was revealed that <mask> had rejected a new contract at Huddersfield due to the terms in the contract, which only gave him the option of a second year, dependent on appearances. He signed a pre-contract deal with Dundee United in May, returning him to Craig Levein, who was his boss atLeicester. The August Player of the month was <mask>, who scored twice on his competitive debut in the 2–0 win against Heart of Midlothian on 17 August 2009. He was an unused substitute in the 2010 Scottish Cup Final.<mask> was released by mutual consent. He played 14 games in his second season, but only two of them were as a substitute. <mask> returned to the town on a short-term contract. He scored two minutes after coming on as a substitute in the 4–1 win against Exeter City at St James Park. Although Town missed out on promotion, he was an impact substitute. He signed a one-year contract on July 5. He left the club in June 2012 after not being offered a new contract.<mask> signed a two-year deal with Carlisle United. He retired due to a knee injury. <mask> was a member of the England under-21 team. He made his debut as a substitute in a match against the Czech Republic. He made his second appearance over a year later as a substitute against Yugoslavia. His last appearance for the team was against Mexico. After his retirement, Cadamerteri worked for a short time as a coach with Leeds Ladies F.C., before accepting a position as a coach at Wednesday's academy, where he has achieved his FA Advanced youth award age specific.His son is also a footballer. The return of <mask>eri 1979 births Living people People from Cleckheaton English footballers English people of Jamaican descent English people of Italian descent England under-21 international footballers English sports people in drug cases Association football forwards F.C. The players are from F.C. The players are fromBradford City A.F.C. The players are fromLeeds United F.C. The players are from the United Kingdom. The players are from Grays Athletic F.C.The players are fromLeicester City F.C. The players are from Doncaster. There are players at the A.F.C. The players are from Dundee United F.C. The players are from Carlisle United F.C. English people convicted of crimes in association with football.

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title: Patricia Kern Holmgren

texts: An American is a botanist. The flora of the U.S. intermountain west is one of <mask>'s main interests. From 1981 to 2000 he was the director of the herbarium at the New York Botanical Garden. The children of <mask> and <mask> were born in Athens, Indiana. Her parents began raising Christmas trees in 1946, and she spent part of her summers helping with the business. During family vacations to western national parks during the farm's off-season, and through her father's work on their property, she was introduced to nature at an early age. She was active in 4-H from fifth grade to her high school graduation.He graduated from Rochester High School in Rochester, Indiana, in 1959 as the valedictorian. He got a B.S. from Indiana University. In 1962. She graduated from the University of Washington with a M.S. In 1964 and 1968. Arthur R. Kruckeberg was an advisor to the University of Washington. She stayed at the University of Washington for her PhD, a systematic study of the Thlaspi montanum (Brassicaceae) group.During the preparation of the last two volumes of the Vascular Plants of the Pacific Northwest, she became the chief editorial assistant. The son of a botanist married a fellow botanist in 1969. In 1968 she accepted a job as an herbarium specialist at the New York Botanical Garden. In 1981 she became the Director of theHerbarium, a position she held until her retirement in 2000. The creation of an online index Herbariorum and the development of the C.V. Starr virtual herbarium were some of the new innovations that the director of The William and Lynda Steere herbarium insisted on. The International Plant Science Center, a state-of-the-art building to house the herbarium, officially opened for research in 2002. The director of the herbarium continues to work at the garden.The American Society of Plant Taxonomists, as well as the Association of Systematics Collections, were some of the botanical societies she was involved in. In addition to collecting many herbarium specimen that would provide the baseline data for descriptions and geographic distributions, she was involved in editing, proofreading, and writing family treatments for the flora. The New York Botanical Garden and the American Society of Plant Taxonomists collaborated on the Asa Gray Award. The plant species is named after N.H<mask> and her husband Noel. Murray is named in honor of three people. J.J. Schenk and L. Hufford were named in honor of <mask>. T.I. is named holmgreniorum.Scutellaria holmgreniorum Cronquist was named in honor of <mask>. The index is called Herbariorum Ed. The geographical arrangements of the herbaria are listed in an index. Taxon, 24(4). N.H. and <mask>, P.K. The year 1979. There is a new species of Asclepias from Utah.31(1): 110–114. R.C. is the name of the person. P.K. and Holmgren. The year 1980. There is a new species of cauliflower. The 32(2): 148–151 was published by Brittonia. P.K., N.H., and Barnett L.C. are related.The year 1990. Take a look at herbariorum. The herbaria of the world is part I. The authors are P.K. and N. H. There are additions to the Index Herbariorum. Taxon, 40(4). P.K., Kallunki, J.A.Thiers, B.M. The year 1996. There is a description of the collections of The New York Botanical Garden. The 48th edition of Brittonia, 48(3), was published. N.H. and Holmgren, P.K. There was a report in 2002. The Intermountain Region of Western United States has a new Mentzelias.Systematic Botany was published in 27(4). P.K<mask>. They did it in 2004. There is a new combination in western North America. Brittonia, 56 (2): 103–106. N.H. and <mask>, P.K. (2010).There are new combinations and lectotypifications of North American taxa. The 62(3): was published by Brittonia. There are external links to the collection. The New York Botanical Garden has archives. 20th-century American women scientists and American taxonomists are active in North America.

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title: Xiang Jing (artist)

texts: He is a Chinese sculptor. The Department of Sculpture of China Central Academy of Fine Arts is in Beijing. The first prize in the "Graduation Show of Central Academy of Fine Arts 1995" was won by her graduating works. The school collected the sculptures that won the prizes because of their beauty and interest. She continued to sculpt after graduation. She taught there from 1997 to 2009. "Mirror Image", "Keep in Silence", and "Naked Beyond Skin" are examples of her work.She moved back to Beijing in 2009. Her sculptures show the imperfect nature and realness of women. She gives her sculptures flaws that are common in women. The flaws include a flabby waist, a lack of expression on the face, and an off shaped body. The everyday woman on the surface seems to be conveyed by <mask> <mask>. The artist is interested in the psychological truth of human beings and seeks the truth of human life. " Will Things Ever Get Better?" is her latest work.The animals and acrobats reflect on the plight of our human condition. There are questions surrounding the plight of the post-feminist movement of women that are raised in Works Xiang Jing. She shows the emotions and expresses the mindset of women which causes her work to shift from personal to political. The sculpture is similar to the inner philosophy and emotions of the image. Her works include nude women and animal figures. Some of the sculptures are cast in bronze, while others are painted fiberglass. She keeps her focus on women and how she portrays them in her work as an artist.Some popular activities that contemporary women indulge in are captured by her. Synthetic materials are rarely used in her works. She uses props. She expresses the emotions of the women she sculpts. Most of the women seem to have the emotion of depression when they work. There is a sense of vulnerability in some of them. There is an eerie glow about the sculptures that convey the emotion of anger or sadness.She doesn't seem to have a theme for happiness in her creations. In one of her most famous works, Your Body, <mask> <mask> made a huge naked women slumping in a large wooden chair. The women are painted with porcelain. This is an example of a type of work that <mask> <mask> creates. The naked woman's smooth skin makes it look like plastic. The purpose was to show the material feel of women in the contemporary world. The blank look of the woman's face makes it very interesting to look at.The observer can't help but feel the emotions in a living human being when they look into the sculpture's eyes. She is in a deep reflection. Her reflection leaves her in a place of humility and emptiness, while the vulnerability of herself is shown through her nudity and posture. The woman's body is not perfect. There is no clear beauty about her, she has a flabby body. Her face doesn't have the "normal" aspects of beauty. The body seems real.She is a normal woman with her own problems. The feeling of comfort is given by the slacking position. She is comfortable at where she is, but depressed at where her life is going. The woman's naked body instantly grabs the attention of the viewers. It is a topic for discussion. The features that tell the rest of the meaning behind the work will be seen by the audience after they get past the nakedness. There was a bang!This is one of the more interesting works. One of the women is cowering in fear while the other is smiling. The woman that is smiling has a hand that looks like a gun and is pointing it at the other woman. The woman in fear doesn't seem to realize that the feeling on her head is the finger of another woman. She believes she is going to die. It feels like she is letting out a scream after looking closely. The other woman seems to be happy.This is a good example of how violence is depicted in her work. The woman is enjoying the fear and fear of the other woman. The woman who is afraid of death is vulnerable. The women in modern clothes are trying to show that fear is alive and well in the modern day. She is showing that there are two different types of women. She could be playing on the violence of society causing people to live in fear. Another sculpture is painted in porcelain.It is realistic. The women seem real even though they are in shape. There is a stronger message to be conveyed by the sculpture created by <mask> <mask>. Are you being played by a hundred? Or only one? This work is an example of a work by <mask> <mask>. The figures are realistic.They could be mistaken for real women if they were not seen from a distance, but once the viewer gets closer to the work, they can tell that they are sculptures. The work shows a lot of mystery. The viewers can't understand what the women are saying to them. The women have something wrong, but they don't know what it is. Their eyes look like they are in pain. It is up to the viewer to decide what to do about it. There is a sense of mystery behind the women in all of <mask> <mask>'s works.She conveys different emotions with their eyes, but it's up to the individual viewer to imagine what the woman has gone through. Each female artist possesses sensitivity, particularly with regard to gender or issues. I reflected on why I have always avoided a feminist stance, but in truth I confront gender roles. What is my fundamental stance? As I look at this world with a woman's eyes, as a matter of my nature, I know my own stance. This isn't a question of gender politics. I will speak from my feminine identity.The first thing I do is remind people that I am a woman. I live in a world where a naked figure commands more attention than a person wearing clothes. To speak of how a woman thinks and looks at things, I use a woman's body. This is what I use to create these pieces. Women in art history were always being looked at. I don't think female figures are a hackneyed subject. My mode of expression is in the first person."I did and you?" I did Your Body. I wanted to change something in Your Body, I succeeded or not. It meant a huge difference to me. It's often the case, even in our daily life, that the expression you look for can't be voice out, but if we gather strength and voice it out, it's a progress. You jump over the obstacle when you voice it out. "Your Body" came out of my instincts and nature; I accumulated knowledge and experience to that extent and produced such a work with so much effort, but I have always wanted to distance myself from it."... My first person narration approach started with Your Body. My life was very isolated when I was creating that piece. I would like my first person narration approach to be more established. A group of works of female bodies will be produced in the new exhibition. When I jump over that obstacle, I will feel a lot better. <mask> <mask> is an independently minded young Chinese woman.Her personality is a blend of bohemian free spirit and down-to-earth common sense, underscored by a feisty mental attitude towards life and art. Life placed this personality in a delicate physical frame and set behind a pair of large round eyes, the innocence of which belies this woman's talent for penetrating insight. The woman's body has evolved as a conduit for her observations on the state of women in contemporary China: observations that, in early 2008, she decided to draw together in one exhibition. It is time for <mask> <mask> to move onto something new after reaching a certain maturity. The "female body" is the subject of the final stage of <mask> <mask>'s work. It's like travelling to a nation of women that is about to declare independence to critique her work. A festive mood is in the air despite the fact that the scaffolding is still in place.For an artist to conclude a stage in her creative work usually means that her passion and energy toward the theme has found release, and she realizes that to continue would lead to nothing but self-replication of a few pieces. The artist's desire for expression might be a better reason, as her pieces had already been produced. It would show her new possibilities of self-overcoming if she were to resume this theme sometime in the future. The proof of her singular strength can be seen in her sculptures. Are A hundred playing you is one of the works that best represent the level she has reached. Or only one? The year 2007.She isn't aiming for realism with her sculptures. You will see a lot of differences if you put a real person's face next to it. The poignance of the expression is what matters to me. I want my art to awaken the senses of the onlooker, so that he can experience the sculpture. That's why I want people to look at my sculpture. The Annie Wong Art Foundation has a public collection in Canada and the United States. Will things get better this year?The Museum of Contemporary Art is in Taiwan. Will things get better in 2012? The Museum of Contemporary Art is in Shanghai, China. The Hong Kong Arts Centre is home to Birdcalls in the Floating World. The Center of Quietude is in Madrid, Spain. Will things ever get better? The Today Art Museum is in Beijing, China.I have seen happiness, Park Hyatt Beijing, Beijing, China 2008 Naked Beyond Skin is an Asian touring project of sculpture imageries. Are a lot of people playing you? Eslite Gallery is in Taipei. The work "Your Body" by <mask> <mask> is at the Shanghai Art Museum. China Art Seasons Gallery is located in Beijing, China. The European Art Center, Xiamen, China was the site of the 2003 Women In The Mirror exhibition. The Imperial Ancestral Museum of China is located in Beijing, China.There is a Chinese contemporary art exhibition in China. The Former Slaughterhouse, Anciens Abattoirs, Mons, Belgium is home to Fervent China. The Contemporary Art from China at Rhine & Ruhr is located in Duisburg, Germany. The Human Figure in Contemporary Chinese Art is at the Chazen Museum of Art. The Re-Sculpture:1 Sanguandian Art was held at the Hubei Museum of Art. The Hong Kong Arts Centre is home to Important Female Artists of Our Time. The 4th Biennale of Art Changsha is in China.30 years of Chinese contemporary art is displayed at the Power Station of Art. The Today Art Museum is in Beijing, China. The KODE Art Museums of Bergen, Bergen, Norway have a contemporary Chinese art exhibition. The Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) Art Museum is in Beijing, China. The 1st Xinjiang Contemporary Art Biennale is taking place in China. The exhibition was held at the Today Art Museum in Beijing, the Guangdong Museum of Art in Guangzhou, and the Shanghai Art Museum in China. The Jinji Lake Art Gallery is opening an exhibition called passing through memory.The Sishang Art Museum is located in Beijing, China. The women in the new art of China are featured in Half the Sky. MoCA, Chengdu, China, is home to Collecting History. Abbazia di San Gregorio is in Venice, Italy. The Today Art Museum is in Beijing and the Guangdong Museum of Art is in Guangzhou. The 2010 self- image is woman art in China. From 2000 to 2009, the China National Convention Center was Reshaping History.The Linda Gallery is in Beijing, China. The European Center of Contemporary Art is located in Belgium. There are experimental cases of contemporary Chinese art in Beijing. 60 Years of Art in New China is at the National Art Museum of China. The Tale of Angels, The Red Mansion Foundation, and 19 Games are all part of The Revolution Continues. The Artificial Nature is at the Museum of Contemporary Art. The Humanism in 20th Century Chinese Art is a museum in Beijing, China.SZ Art Center, Beijing, China has case studies of artists in art history and art criticism. The Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig is located in Vienna, Austria. Atting House is an art gallery in Hong Kong. The Today Art Museum is in Beijing, China. Sanshang Art, Beijing, China, has a sculpture called "Calling a Stag a Horse". The Cobra Museum of Modern Art is in the Netherlands. The sculpture is in China Square, New York, NY.The International Exhibition of Sculpture and Installation is located in Venice Lido, Italy. The gemeinde (Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Haus) is located in Kassel, Germany. The ZAIM Art Center is in Yokohama, Japan. Tanah Air is at the Pakuwon City Complex in Indonesia. Women in a society of double-sexuality, Tang Contemporary Art Bangkok, Thailand. The Indonesian National Gallery in Jakarta has an exhibition called Soliloquy. The Museum of Contemporary Art is located in China.China Now: Art in Times of Change is at the ESSL Museum of Contemporary Art. The Chinese Aesthetics of Heterogeneity is at the Museum of Contemporary Art. The Jack Tilton Gallery is in New York, NY. A sculpture center in China. In the Deep of Reality: A Case of Chinese Contemporary Art is located in Hangzhou, China. Dreams of the Dragon's Nation was held at the Irish Museum of Modern Art. The MMAC Art College Performance Festival was held in 2004.There are sculptures at the He Xiangning Art Museum in Shenzhen, China. The China Imagination: Chinese Contemporary Sculptural Art exhibition is in Paris, France. The New Zone is Chinese Art at the National Gallery of Art in Warsaw, Poland. Casas-Museu da Taipa is in Macau, China. The XII Inner Spaces multimedia festival was held in Poland. The third young sculptors exhibition is in China. The National Art Gallery is in Beijing.There is a mirror image gallery in Shanghai, China. The Standards of Chinese Contemporary Sculptures are in Paris, France. The 32nd Grosse Kunst is in Dsseldorf, Germany. The 1st Chengdu Art Biennale is a museum in China. The Chinese Contemporary Sculptures Invitation Exhibition, Tsingtao Sculptural Art Gallery, Tsingtao, China, featured 2000 Yawn. The West Lake Art Gallery has an exhibition about young sculptors. The College of Sculpture and Tsingtao Sculpture Gallery are in China.The Guangdong Art Gallery is in Guangzhou, China. The second exhibition of Journey to the End of Century was held in Beijing, China. The He Xiang-ning Art Museum is in Shenzhen, China. There are oil paintings and sculptures by teachers at the Fine Art college. The Century Gate was an invitation exhibition of Chinese art from 1979 to 1999. The Gallery of Central Academy of Contemporary Sculptural Art Annual Exhibition is in Shenzhen, China. The Chinese Artists exhibition is in Switzerland.The Taida Contemporary Art Museum has a platform for both genders. The Four-Girl Show was held in Beijing, China. The graduate show is at the Central Academy of Fine Arts. The Chinese National Art Gallery has a Chinese Women Artists Invitation exhibition. The Wall Street Journal 1968 births Living people Chinese sculptors Artists from Beijing Chinese women sculptors Central Academy of Fine Arts alumni

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title: Tony Chung

texts: <mask>-lam is a Hong Kong pro-independence activist. The localist student group Studentlocalism was founded by him. On July 29, 2020, he became the first political figure to be arrested on suspicion of violating the new national security law, as well as being charged with money laundering and publishing seditious articles. <mask> was born in Hong Kong in 2001 and was educated at the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education. <mask>'s grandfather was born in Vietnam. He was 12 when he demonstrated outside the People's Liberation Army headquarters in Central. He was involved in politics for the first time in 2016 when he and some like-minded joined the campaign for Edward Leung in the Legislative Council by-election.<mask> co-founded Studentlocalism with three other secondary school students to create a Hong Kong republic that would enjoy independence. The idea of independence was promoted by setting up student concern groups. There were 28 localist concern groups formed by the end of August. <mask> explained why he supported Hong Kong independence in an interview with Hong Kong Free Press. We don't want the place we live in to become the same as China because we see the situation there frequently. In the next five years, the national security law may be enacted, or I may be charged with some offence, but I can't say it is a must for me to stay. <mask> believed that the student groups were on the map.He and other Studentlocalism leaders were investigated by the newspaper. Three retired local police officers shadowed him during his trip to Taiwan in 2019. The group went to decline after Edward Leung and Chan Ho-tin of the Hong Kong National Party were barred from running in the Legislative Council election. The group became active again during the anti-extradition protests. <mask> was charged with damaging the Chinese national flag at the Legislative Council's protest zone. On the eve of the passing of the national security law, <mask> dissolved Studentlocalism and gave the authority to the overseas branches. Until Hong Kong becomes an independent country, the overseas branches would operate from abroad, with divisions in Australia, Taiwan and the United States.<mask> and three other former members of Studentlocalism were arrested on suspicion of inciting secession. The police arrested <mask> for the social media content posted by the Initiative Independence Party who claimed to be founded by former Studentlocalism members who were based overseas. On July 31, <mask> was released on bail. <mask> was arrested by the Hong Kong police national security unit outside the U.S. Consulate General in Hong Kong when he tried to seek asylum. On the same day, two other former members of Studentlocalism were taken into custody by the police. He was accused of conspiring to publish seditious materials the next day. <mask> would be held until his court hearing in January 2021.<mask> was found guilty of disrespecting the Chinese flag and participating in an illegal assembly in relation to the 14 May protest at Legco. He was sentenced to three months for each of the two charges on December 29, 2020. <mask> is facing charges of seditious content and money laundering. <mask> pleaded guilty to money-laundering and secession under the national security law. The summary of facts for the charges was read out by the prosecutor, which included social media posts that called for the public to join protests and push to get rid of Chinese colonial rule. The names and amount of donations made to <mask>'s PayPal accounts were read aloud at the court. <mask> said after the clerk read out the charge that he had no shame in his heart.<mask> was told not to make a political declaration. He was sentenced to three years and seven months on November 23, becoming the third and youngest person to be jailed under the national security law. <mask> was sentenced to three years and seven months in Hong Kong in November of 2021. He was the youngest person sentenced under the national security law. The founder of the Hong Kong independence group says that he put them on the map.

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title: Jody Reynolds

texts: "Endless Sleep" was a major U.S. top-ten hit in the summer of 1959 and was written by <mask>. "Fire of Love" was his second single. The song went on to become a blues-punk classic after being covered by the MC5 and the Gun Club. <mask> was a successful businessman in the U.S. Southwest and was a regular on the "oldies" circuit. His music was issued in the U.S. and Europe several times in the 1980's. <mask> was honored with a Golden Palm Star and a Rockabilly Hall of Fame nomination in 1999. <mask> was born in Denver, Colorado and raised in a small town in Oklahoma.<mask> was inspired by Western Swing and artists such as Bob Wills and Hank Thompson, who he heard on the radio. After hearing performers such as Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, and Roy Orbison, he began playing rockabilly in Texas. <mask> met a music publisher. After hearing his composition "Endless Sleep", Montel got signed to Demon Records and began managing him. <mask> wrote "Endless Sleep" while in Arizona for a gig and played it the next night. The song was recorded in the studio with Al and Howard Roberts on guitars. It had been written solely by <mask>, but Demon Records credited it to <mask> and the fictional "Dolores Nance", to make it appear to have been written by a professional writing team."Endless Sleep" tells the story of a young man desperately searching for his girlfriend, who threw herself into the ocean after an argument. The label was able to convince <mask> to change the lyrics. The song reached the No. 1 spot. There are 5 positions on the U.S. The Hot 100 chart on July 7, 1958, sold over one million copies and inspired a trend of "teen tragedy" songs. <mask> was featured on Alan Freed's concert tours and performed on American Bandstand. "Endless Sleep" was covered by the Judds, John Fogerty, Nick Lowe and Billy Idol, and Hank Williams, Jr.'s version was a modest country music chart success.After being revived by the MC5 and the Gun Club, <mask>' follow up single, "Fire of Love", became a rock and roll classic. His last song to reach the Hot 100 was 66, which was released in August 1958. "Fire of Love" was co-written by <mask> and his first wife. <mask> recorded several more singles, both with Demon and other labels, including duets with Bobbie Gentry, two songs written by Marty Cooper and Lee Hazlewood, and two hot instrumentals released under the name "The Storms" In the 1960's he settled in Palm Springs, where he focused on raising a family and working as a real estate agent; however, he kept his lifelong love of music, writing and recording songs in a small home studio, occasionally performing in "oldies" shows, and opening a music <mask> was signed by the Boxcar Publishing Co., which thought Presley might be interested in some of his songs, but he died before recording any of them. "Yesterday and Today" is one of the songs <mask> wrote for Presley."Endless Sleep" and other of <mask> Mizell's "Jungle Rock" hitting the UK top ten in 1976. <mask> died of cancer in Palm Desert, California, at the age of 75. He was married to Judy for 47 years and had two daughters, a son and a granddaughter.

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title: Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

texts: The second president of India from 1962 to 1967, was an Indian philosopher and statesman named <mask>. He was the first vice-president of India. The King George V Chair of Mental and Moral Science at the University of Calcutta was held by one of the most distinguished twentieth-century scholars of comparative religion and philosophy. For a contemporary understanding, the philosophy was grounded in Advaita Vedanta. He defended Hinduism against what he called "uninformed Western criticism". He earned a reputation as a bridge-builder between India and the west because of his influence in shaping the understanding of Hinduism. A knighthood in 1931, the highest civilian award in India, the Bharat Ratna in 1954. and a membership in the British Royal Order of Merit in 1963.He was a founder of Helpage India, a non profit organisation that helps the elderly in India. The best minds in the country should be teachers. Every year on 5 September, his birthday is celebrated as Teachers' Day in India. In Tiruttani of Madras district in the former Madras Presidency, where he was born, he was raised in a Niyogi Brahmin family. He was born to two people. His family hails from a village in the district. His early years were spent in two places.His father was a revenue official for the local landlord. He attended K. V. High School. He moved to the Hermansburg Evangelical Lutheran Mission School in 1896. He received scholarships throughout his academic life. He attended the college for his high school education. After his F.A. He joined the Madras Christian College at the age of 16.He finished his Masters from the same college after graduating from there in 1907. He studied philosophy by chance. Being a financially constrained student, when a cousin who graduated from the same college passed on his philosophy textbooks to him, it automatically decided his academics course. His bachelor's degree thesis was "The Ethics of the Vedanta and its Metaphysical Presuppositions". It was supposed to be a reply to the charge that the system had no room for ethics. Two of his professors are Rev. William Meston and Dr. Alfred George Hogg praised the work.His thesis was published when he was twenty years old. The criticism of Hogg and other Christian teachers of Indian culture shook the traditional props on which I leaned. As a student, this led to his critical study of Indian philosophy and religion and a lifelong defence of Hinduism against "uninformed Western criticism". Professor Hogg was praised as 'My distinguished teacher,' and as 'one of the greatest Christian thinkers we had in India.' Professor William Skinner, who was acting Principal of the College, gave a testimonial saying "he is one of the best men we have had in the recent years", which allowed him to get the first job in Presidency College. One of his early books was dedicated to William Skinner. In The Ethics of the Vedanta, the spirit of Abheda Radhakrishnan expresses his anguish against the British critics.He wrote that "it has become philosophic fashion of the present day to consider the Vedanta system a non-ethical one." He quotes a German-born philologist and Orientalist, who lived and studied in Britain for most of his life, Max Muller as saying, "The Vedanta philosophy has not neglected the important sphere of ethics; but on the contrary, we find ethics in the beginning, ethics in the middle The philosophy requires us to look at all creations as one. As not different. He introduces "The Spirit of Abheda". He quotes, "In morals, the individual is compelled to cultivate a spirit of Abheda, or non-difference." He mentions how this leads to the ethics of love and brotherhood.Everyone else is to be treated as an end, not a means. The recognition of man as man is one of the demands of the Vedanta. At the age of 14, a distant cousin of <mask> married him. The marriage was arranged by the family. There were five daughters for the couple. They had a son who went on to become a historian. The death of Sivakamu occurred on November 26, 1956.They were married for 53 years. In 1909, he was appointed to the Department of Philosophy at the Madras Presidency College. He was appointed Professor of Philosophy at the University of Mysore in 1918. He wrote many articles for journals like The Quest, Journal of Philosophy and the International Journal of Ethics. The Philosophy of Rabindranath Tagore was his first book. He believed that the philosophy of Rabindranath was the real embodiment of the Indian spirit. His second book was published in 1920.He was appointed to the King George V Chair of Mental and Moral Science at the University of Calcutta in 1921. He represented the University of Calcutta at the Congress of the Universities of the British Empire and the International Congress of Philosophy. The invitation to deliver the Hibbert Lecture on the ideals of life which he delivered at Manchester College, Oxford in 1929 was an important academic event during this period. The post of Principal J. Estlin Carpenter at Manchester College was vacant. He was able to give a lecture to the students of the University of Oxford. He was knighted by George V in the June 1931 Birthday Honours for his services to education, and invested with his honour by the Governor-General of India, the Earl of Willingdon, in April 1932. He stopped using the title after India gained independence.He was the vice-chancellor of the university. He spoke about his native state of Andhra as he was named a Professor of Eastern Religions and Ethics at the University of Oxford in 1936. He was nominated for the Literature Prize twice in 1937, but the nomination process was not public at the time. There would be more nominations into the 1960s. In 1939 Pt. He was invited by Madan Mohan Malaviya to become the Vice-Chancellor of BHU. He was the Vice-Chancellor until January 1948.After a successful academic career, Radha Krishnan started his political career. His political career was preceded by his international authority. He was one of the stalwarts who supported the idea of changing the name of the Madras Presidency to Rayalaseema. After being nominated to the League of Nations Committee for Intellectual Cooperation in 1931, he was recognized as the "recognized Hindu authority on Indian ideas and a persuasive interpreter of the role of Eastern institutions in contemporary society." After India became independent in 1947, he was the Ambassador of India to the Soviet Union from 1949 to 1952. He was elected to the assembly. In 1952, the first Vice- President of India was elected, and in 1962, the second President of India was elected.He didn't have a background in the Congress Party or the struggle against British rules. He was a politician. He was motivated by his pride in Hindu culture and his defence of Hinduism. Some of the students and friends of the President of India requested that he allow them to celebrate his birthday on Teacher's Day. If September 5th is observed as Teachers' Day, it would be my honor to not celebrate my birthday. His birthday is celebrated as Teacher's Day in India. The Krishnarpan Charity Trust was formed by the social workers in the pre-independence era.State institutions that impart denominational religious instruction were against the secular vision of the Indian State. Hinduism was defended against "uninformed Western criticism", but also incorporating Western philosophy and religious thought. One of the spokesmen of Neo-Vedanta was Advaita. His metaphysics was based on Advaita Vedanta, but he reworked it for a contemporary understanding. He saw the reality and diversity of the world of experience as grounded in and supported by the absolute. Shankara had a notion of maya. Maya is a subjective misperception of the world as ultimately real according to the author."Religious experience", also known as "intuition", is a source of knowledge that is not influenced by conscious thought. His interest in experience can be traced back to the works of William James, F. H. Bradley, Henri Bergson, and Friedrich von Hgel. It is said that intuition is of a self-certifying character, self-evidencing, and self-luminous. He made a strong case for the importance of intuitive thinking in his book An idealist view of life. Intuition plays a specific role in experience. There are five types of experience: cognitive experience, sense experience, discursive reasoning, intuitive apprehension and psychic experience. Advaita Vedanta was given the highest place because of their apprehension of religious experience.The philosophy of religion needs to become empirical and find itself on religious experience. "Hinduism insists on our working steadily upwards in improving our knowledge of God," he wrote in The Hindu View of Life. The worshippers of the absolute are of the highest rank, followed by the worshippers of the personal God, and then the worshippers of the incarnations of Krishna, Buddha, and ancestors. The gods of some men are in water, the gods of the most advanced are in the heavens, and the gods of the children are in the images of wood and stone. The man of action finds his God in fire, the man of feeling in the heart, and the feeble minded in the idol, but the strong in spirit find God everywhere. The seers see the self, not the images. Advaita Vedanta was the best representation of Hinduism because it was grounded in intuition.He objected against charges of "quietism" and "world denial", instead emphasizing the need and ethic of social service, giving a modern interpretation of classical terms as tat-tvam-asi. According to the author, Advaita Vedanta is the highest form of religion because it offers the most direct intuitive experience and inner realization. He was critical of western culture and philosophy even though he was well-acquainted with it. He said that Western philosophers were influenced by their own culture. The Modern Review, which was critical of the appointment of non, was resented by a number of people from the Bengali intellectual elite. After he arrived in Calcutta in 1921, his writings were frequently critiqued in The Modern Review. The Modern Review questioned the use of sources when he published his Indian philosophy in two volumes.The Modern Review acknowledged in an editor's note that it was not in a position to give an opinion on the book. In the January 1929 issue of The Modern Review, a Bengali philosopher claimed that parts of his 1922 thesis, Indian Psychology of Perception, were copied by his teacher. In an exchange of letters in the Modern Review, Sinha compared parts of his thesis with that of the author, presenting over 100 instances of "borrowings." He said that both he and Sinha used the same classical texts, his translation was standard, and that similarities in translations were unavoidable. He argued that he was lecturing on the subject before publishing his book, and that his book was ready for publication in 1924, before Sinha's thesis was published. Scholars such as Ganganath Jha and Nalini Ganguli confirmed that there was a distribution of the notes. The editor of The Modern Review refused to publish a letter by Nalini Ganguli that confirmed this fact.The publication was delayed for three years because of the General Editor's stay in the United States. In response to thesystematic effort to destroy his reputation as a scholar and a public figure, he filed a suit for defamation of character against the two men. 100,000 for the damage done, and another 100,000 for the case against the author. 20,000. All the allegations made in the pleadings and in the columns of the Modern Review were withdrawn after the suits were settled in May 1933. One of India's best and most influential twentieth-century scholars of comparative religion and philosophy was Influence Radha Krishnan. In India and the western world, the defence of the Hindu traditions has been highly influential.The formation of India as a nation-state was aided by the ideas of Radha Krishnan. The essential world view of Hinduism was contributed to by his writings. In the western world, the interpretations of the Hindu tradition, and his emphasis on "spiritual experience", made Hinduism more accessible for a western audience, and contributed to the influence Hinduism has on modern spirituality. According to Paul Artur Schillp, the use of an east–west dichotomy has received criticism and challenges for their perennialist and universalist claims. There is an underlying "divine unity" from the seers of the Upanishads up to modern Hindus like Gandhi, according to the author. This is a major theme in the works of Rene Guenon and the Theosophical Society. The Perennialist position has been critiqued for its essentialism.Rinehart points out that modern Hindu thought is a product of history and that social-constructionists give an alternative approach to religious experience. The prevalent western understanding of India and its culture was used by other neo-Vedantins to present an alternative to the western critique. The elevation of Advaita Vedanta as the epitome of Hinduism and the neo-Vedantins as the "paradigmatic example of the mystical nature of the Hindu religion" by colonial Indologists served well according to Richard King. The "opportunity" has been criticized. According to Sucheta Mazumdar and Vasant Kaiwar, Rinehart is against the inclusivity of the approach since it provides a theological scheme for subsuming religious difference. According to Rinehart, the idea that all people belonging to one religion have the same economic, social and political interests is a consequence of this line of reasoning. Rinehart states that Hindu religiosity plays an important role in the nationalist movement, and that the neo-Hindu discourse is the result of the initial moves made by Rammohan Roy and Vivekananda.Post-colonialism left deep traces in the hearts and minds of the Indian people, influencing the way they understood and represented themselves. The influences of "colonialist forms of knowledge" can be found in the works of the author. The East was spiritual and mystical and the West was rationalist and colonialist during the 18th and 19th century. These characterizations reflect the religious realities of neither the East nor the West. Since the 1990s, the colonial influences on the 'construction' and'representation' of Hinduism have been the topic of debate among scholars of Hinduism Western Indologists are trying to come to more neutral and better-informed representations of India and its culture, while Indian scholars are trying to establish forms The pre-nominal of Sir ceased to be used in 1947 after India's independence. Recipient of the Pour le Mérite for Sciences and Arts, Foreign, the first class of the Order of the Aztec Eagle, and a member of the Order of Merit.There were five nominations for the Nobel Prize in Literature. The British Academy elected a fellow in 1938. The Permanent Member of the Instutut international de philosophie was elected in 1947. The German Book Trade won the Peace Prize in 1961. In honor of the belief that "teachers should be the best minds in the country", the Institution of Teacher's Day in India is celebrated on the 5th of September. He was the first person to get the Sahitya Akademi fellowship, the highest honor bestowed by the Sahitya Akademi on a writer. The entire amount of the prize was donated by him.The Oxford University established the scholarships in the memory of the man. The scholarships were renamed. He was nominated for the literature prize sixteen times and the peace prize eleven times. The Government of India's Films Division produced the documentary film about the life of Radhakrishnan. The authority that claims to speak in His name is not God. Sin becomes disobedience to authority. The habit of solitary reflection and true enjoyment is given by reading a book.We stop to learn when we think we know. No one resembles a literary genius. Jainism was in existence long before the Vedas were written. Knowledge is the basis of a life of joy and happiness. He has finished his fights if he does not fight. He has overcome his differences with the world and is now at rest. The philosophy of Rabindranath Tagore was written by Radhakrishnan.There are 1, 738 pages. The volume was published in the late 19th century. There are 2, 807 pages. The Oxford University Press is the first edition. The Hindu View of Life was published in London. There are 92 pages of Indian Religious Thought, Orient Paperbacks, Religion, Science and Culture, and an idealist view of life. The Oxford University Press published Eastern Religions and Western Thought in 1939 and Religion and Society in 1947.The philosophy of spiritual life is covered in The Brahma Sutra. In London, George Allen and Unwin had 606 pages.

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title: Greg Palast

texts: <mask> was born on June 26, 1952 and is an author and a journalist. He has worked with labour unions and consumer advocacy groups. <mask> was born in Los Angeles and grew up in the San Fernando Valley community of Sun Valley. His sister is <mask>. <mask> said he wants to write about class warfare because of his upbringing in the "ass-end of Los Angeles," a neighborhood wedged between a power plant and a dump. He said that the kids in the neighborhood had two choices: Vietnam or the auto plant. He said that they were the loser.He was saved from the war by a draft number. A lot of people didn't make it. Because I made it out, and my sister made it out, I feel I have an obligation to tell the stories of people who didn't make it out. He completed his senior year of high school at San Fernando Valley State College in 1969 after transferring from John H. Francis Polytechnic High School. Palast said that he had to save himself when he was in high school. I wanted to go to college before I finished high school. I wanted to go to graduate school before I finished college.<mask> graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles, University of California, Berkeley, and University of Chicago in 1974 with a Bachelor of Arts in economics and a Master's of Business Administration. <mask> majored in economics at Chicago from the advice of a Weather Underground member who told him to "familiarize himself with right-wing politics and learn about the 'ruling elite' from the inside." <mask> has made more than a dozen films for Newsnight with the Producer Investigations, which have been broadcast in the UK and worldwide. They have investigated oil companies, the Iraq War, the attempted coup against Hugo Chavez, and the vulture funds which target the poor countries. <mask> lectured at the University of So Paulo after speaking at a Think Twice conference. <mask>'s investigation into the Bush family fortunes led him to uncover a connection to a company called ChoicePoint. <mask> said in an October 2008 interview that before the 2000 Election ChoicePoint was to purge the voter rolls of Florida under a contract with the Secretary of State.They won a contract with the state with the highest bid. <mask> launched a full-scale investigation into voter fraud after noticing a large proportion of African-American voters were claiming their names had disappeared from voter rolls in Florida in the 2000 election. <mask> claimed to have obtained computer discs from the office of Harris, which contained lists of voters that were tagged as felons. The film, Florida Fights Back!, features <mask>. Resisting the Stolen Election, along with the author of The Betrayal of America,Vincent Bugliosi. The 2004 documentary Orwell Rolls in His Grave focuses on the hidden mechanics of the media. In May 2007, <mask> said he had received 500 emails from the account supplied by the Republican National Committee.<mask> believes that the plan to target likely Democratic voters with extra scrutiny over their home addresses was a factor in the firing of the U.S. Attorneys. After <mask> was invited by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to appear on his Air America talk show to discuss, among other things, election fraud, the pair collaborated to publish a report in October 2008 in Rolling Stone, concluding that the 2008 election had already been stolen. According to <mask> and Kennedy, if Democrats are to win the 2008 election, they must beat John McCain by a margin that exceeds the level of GOP vote tampering. The duo launched a campaign called Steal Back Your Vote, which features a website and free voter guide, as well as an adult comic book. The Kansas Secretary of State's Crosscheck Program has been the subject of a multi-year investigation by <mask>. The program uses states' voter registration lists to match possible double voters, using their first and last names and the last four digits of their Social Security number.Palast found that Crosscheck was biased towards removing minority voters from voter rolls. 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LILCO wanted the charges dismissed because the allegations of a history of racketeering did not meet the definition of a continuing criminal enterprise under the Racketeers Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. Palast has taken issue with the official story that the captain''s intoxication was not a factor in the accident. According to Palast, the main cause of the Exxon Valdez oil spill in 1989 was an Exxon decision not to use the ship's radar in order to save money.The Bligh Reef would not have been detected by the Raycas radar system. The purpose of the radar system was to keep vessels on course by detecting the radar reflector on the next rock inland from Bligh Reef. The original owners of the land, the local Alaska Natives tribe, took only one dollar in payment for the land with a promise not to pollute it and ruin their fishing and seal hunting grounds. In an open letter to <mask>, Richard Heinberg said that he conflates the "amount of oil left" with "peak (maximal) flow rates" for oil, the latter being key to the Peak Oil concept. On October 27, 2010, <mask> wrote an apology. There have been warnings about oil safety for years. ...So has PBS. The Broadcasting System turned a blind eye to the perfidy of the company. If the broadcast had come six months before the blow-out, I would say, "damn, that Frontline sure is brave." But six months after the blow-out, PBS has shown us it only has. ... The entire hour told us that the problem was one company and its management culture. ... Nigeria has been turned into a toxic cesspool by Shell Oil's culture, whereas ExxonMobil's culture remains in denial about the horror it heaped on Alaska.I witnessed the culture of Chevron in the Amazon. A graveyard of children dead of leukemia was left by the Chevron culture. In 1998, <mask>, posing as a US businessman with ties to Enron, was caught on tape by two Labour party insiders boasting about how they could sell access to government ministers. The allegations were denied by Draper. British Prime Minister Tony Blair claimed at Prime Minister's Question Time in 1998 that every allegation made in The Observer has been investigated and found to be untrue. In 2007, Palast published a series of investigations on what aid groups and investors call "vulture funds". A vulture fund is a private equity or hedge fund where companies or people buy the debt of a poor country and litigate to recover the funds, often at the expense of aid and debt relief.Prime Minister Gordon Brown commented on the practices saying "We particularly condemn the perversity where Vulture Funds purchase debt at a reduced price and make a profit from suing the debtor country to recover the full amount owed - a morally outrageous outcome". During the crisis of the American automotive industry, Palast wrote about the workings of vulture funds. The American Blackout took place in 2004. Big easy to big empty. The election files were released in 2007. The Palast Investigates took place in 2009. The best money can buy."Microsoft" (2000), "Bush dances with Enron" (2001), "Bush and the Bin Ladens" (2001), and "Iraq - Jay Garner's story" (2004). Interview on Democracy Now! <mask> had an interview with the New York Inquirer about the 2006 Mid-Term Elections. The birth of Living people Alternative Tentacles artists American documentary filmmakers American expatriates in the United Kingdom 20th-century American Jews American male non-fiction writers American newspaper journalists American political writers.

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title: Dawn Langley Simmons

texts: <mask> was an English author and biographer. <mask> lived her first decades as a male. As a young adult, she became close to British actress Dame Margaret Rutherford, whom she considered an adoptive mother, and who was the subject of a biography written by <mask>. <mask>' parents were servants at Sissinghurst Castle, the English estate of biographer Harold Nicolson and his novelist wife. Before they were married, <mask> was born as <mask> to Jack Copper and Marjorie Hall Ticehurst. Although she claimed to have been born with an unusual condition that resulted in the swelling of her genitals with the result that she was mistakenly identified as a boy, Edward Ball's book Peninsula of lies states that she was born male. When she was a child, <mask> visited the castle and met Virginia Woolf, the lover of Sackville-West.The subject of the novel is a striking resemblance to <mask>' own life story. <mask> started his career in Canada. She crewcut her hair and became 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Simmons moved back to England in 1947 after working as an editor for the Winnipeg Free Press. She moved to the United States in 1950 and became the society editor for the Nevada Daily Mail in Missouri before moving to New York and working as the society editor of the Port Chester Daily Item. Simmons and Isabel Whitney had a friendship that lasted until Whitney's death in 1962. Princess Margaret, Lady Bird Johnson, and Mary Todd Lincoln are just a few of the famous people covered in a series of biographies written by Simmons during this time.<mask> was introduced to Margaret and her husband by Whitney. After meeting <mask>, who was interested in meeting her to discuss a role in a possible adaptation of Me Papoose Sitter, she became enamored with the young author and she and Davis agreed to serve as unofficial adoptive parents. <mask> and Whitney bought a house in Charleston, South Carolina, but Whitney died two weeks later, leaving <mask> the house and $2 million. The mansion purchased with <mask> was located in Charleston, a neighbourhood known for housing the city's queer elite. <mask> designed the interior of the house with early American antiques and furniture. Shortly before her death, she met Edward Ball, a journalist whose family owned a Chippendale-style commode, and who would later write a biography about her. <mask> said in her autobiographical books that she was born with ambiguous genitalia, as well as an internal uterus and ovaries, and was assigned male at birth.<mask> underwent sex reassignment surgery in 1968. <mask> had male genitalia and was unable to bear children, but he disagreed with her claim that she was intersex. Marriage <mask> legally changed her name and became engaged to John-Paul <mask>, a young black motor mechanic with dreams of becoming a sculptor. One of the first interracial marriages in South Carolina took place on January 21, 1969 in their drawing room after threats to bomb the church. After a second ceremony in England, a crate containing their wedding gifts was firebombed in Charleston, and <mask> received a ticket the next day when the charred remains were obstructing a sidewalk. On 17 October 1971, her daughter was born. Ball claims that John-Paul <mask> told him that he was his child from another relationship.The family moved to New York after <mask> was raped and broke her arm. In 1982, she divorced John-Paul <mask>, who had been abusive. After living in Hudson, New York for several years, she moved in with her daughter and three grandsons. <mask> was an extra in several scenes of ABC's North and South back in 1985. <mask> died of Parkinson's disease at her daughter's home in 2000. In the 1987 film Withnail and I, a character named Marwood reads a newspaper article about a man named <mask> Hall. Jack Hitt was profiled in a 1996 episode of This American Life.Hitt was born down the street from <mask>. Hitt's stories included her transsexuality, her interracial marriages in the South, her rumored voodoo powers, and her hosting of a full-fledged debut for her chihuahua. Hitt expanded the piece for publication. Lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transsexuals are referred to as lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transsexuals. Lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transsexuals are referred to as lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and

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title: Erhard Hübener

texts: Dr. <mask> was a member of the German Democratic Party until 1933. He was involved in rebuilding structures of self-rule in the Soviet occupation zone after World War II as a member of the Liberal Democratic Party of Germany. Hbener was born in the early years of the province. His father was a pastor. Hbener studied history and political science at Christian Albert's University and Frederick William's University. He received a doctorate. Hbener and Otti Bornemann were married in 1909.He was an officer in World War I. He joined the DDP after the war. Otto Fischbeck gained him as a partner in the Prussian ministry of trade in 1919. Hbener was elected vice land-captain of the Prussia in 1922 and Oeser was elected Saxon land-captain. The highest ranking representative of provincial self-rule was elected in 1924 by the Saxon Provinziallandtag. He was an expert in economics and administration. He came up with ideas for a reorganisation of the German states in the 1920s.The creation of an independent state called Saxony-Anhalt was proposed by him. The members of the provincial parliament reelected him land-captain for another six years with their votes. He was pensioned by the Nazi regime after they took over. Smaller works in scientific and artistic fields were published under the name J.S. by Hbener. <mask>. After the US Army invaded the Province of Saxony in 1945, the U.S. Group Control Council, Germany reappointed him as land-captain. The US Army retired in order to allow the Red Army to take the state of Prussia as part of its Soviet occupation zone.Prior to 1933, the land of Anhalt, two Bezirke of the Prussian province of Saxony, and some eastern exclaves were merged by the Soviets. The Erfurt governorate became a part of Thuringia. Hbener was appointed as the president of the Province of Saxony, a new function based in Halle upon Saale. Hbener was one of the founding members of the Liberal Democratic Party of Germany. He received a chair at the university. Although he was appointed by the Soviets as an official, he criticized the use of the soviet-inspired expropriated land for the purpose of targeting Nazi war criminals. The first and only election in the Soviet zone allowed parties to compete for seats in provincial and state parliaments, and on 20 October 1946, the Province of Saxony was renamed the Province of Saxony-Anhalt.Hbener was elected the first minister-president of the province with the votes of the two parties. He was the only governor in the Soviet zone who was not a member of the SED. He was an annoyance for the Soviet occupation authorities. The Conference of Governors in Munich on 5 June 1947 was the last time the elected governors of all states from all four zones of occupation in Germany met. He was hoping to avoid the establishment of separate German republics, but he was disappointed by his western colleagues. Most of them were reassured that the constitution of a German republic can include the Soviet zone with their puppet states, even though the Zentralverwaltung was staffed with communists. Many westerners have come to the conclusion that the Soviet Union will release its prey if there is a quadripartite Allied agreement.The soviet occupation in their zone had a different meaning in everyday life than the perpetuated stay of the respective occupying power. Hbener was fighting a losing battle. In May 1949, Hbener spoke to the delegates of the third term of the quasi parliament deciding the first constitution of the East German republic. The foundation of East Germany was planned for 7 October, when West Germany was founded. Hbener resigned from office. He was succeeded by another person. Many of his political friends fled oppression and persecution in the Soviet zone and later East Germany and East Berlin, but Hbener stayed.He retired from politics and went back to studies in art and history. His book was published in West Germany. He died at the health spa of Bad Salzuflen in West Germany on June 3, 1958. He spent his retirement in East German Wernigerode. The Free Democratic Party was established in honor of the <mask>-Hbener-Stiftung. There was a square named after him. <mask> Hbener works.Bhlau, 1984, is the Ministerprsidenten of Cologne and Vienna. 90),. In: LDP-Informationen, <mask> Hbener wrote "Liberales as soziale Verantwortung". 3 was published in 1949. "Hbener, Erhard" was written by Helmut Mller-Enbergs. Links Verlag was published in 2010. 1.Hbener's Biography can be found on the website of Erhard-Hbener-Stiftung "Hbener, Erhard". The people from Prignitz are from the German Democratic Party, the Liberal Democratic Party of Germany, and the University of Berlin.

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title: Eugene List

texts: <mask> was an American concert pianist and teacher. <mask> was born in Philadelphia. He spent his formative years in Los Angeles, where his father was a language teacher in the Los Angeles Unified School District. Rose's family had also come from the same region as Louis's, and they were both married in Philadelphia. Louis decided in 1937 to change his name to <mask>. The family moved to California. <mask> was proclaimed a genius by Julius V. Seyler after he studied with him.His musical gifts were obvious. He was 12 years old when he performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic under Artur Rodziski. Rodziski told him to go to Philadelphia to study with a renowned teacher. She accepted young <mask> with enthusiasm. <mask> was too young for the Juilliard School and transferred a few years later to New York. <mask> was given the opportunity to perform with Philadelphia's celebrated orchestra after winning the annual piano competition in Philadelphia. <mask> was given the most stunning challenge of his career because he had planned to perform the Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor.He was asked to play the premiere of the piano piece six weeks before the concert. He received a letter from the Soviet Union. <mask> learned the new piece in six weeks. <mask>'s concert career began in December 1934 at Philadelphia's Academy of Music. He received rave reviews for his performance despite being under great stress. He was declared a mature artist immediately. <mask>'s performance as the young American who met the challenge established him as a star, a status that would stay with him the rest of his career.As the only pianist in America, I knew the PianoConcertoNo. Otto Klemperer is the conductor of the New York Philharmonic. His celebrity status spanned four continents. Most of the nation's major orchestras, conductors and leading chamber ensembles were performed by him in the US. <mask>'s personality was known to be personable and uncommon in the performing concert world. Everyone liked him. conductors, composers, colleagues, students and even presidents valued his modest demeanor and quick wit.After the attack on Pearl Harbor, <mask> enlisted in the Army without waiting for his formal call-up, asking only that he be allowed to finish the season, since he was committed to several concert dates. <mask> was assigned to the New York Port of Embarkation, Brooklyn, in March 1942, where he was given an office job as a typist. He married the well-known violinist, Carroll Glenn, in New York in 1943. Glenn was like her husband. She won a prestigious competition that gave her a New York debut and helped to launch her illustrious career. <mask> was assigned to the Special Services, a post he had wanted since his enlistment. All of his fees went to the Army Emergency Relief.He was sent overseas in 1945, along with other enlisted entertainers. He was sent to the Paris suburb of Chatou, where he joined a group of GI talent, including Mickey Rooney. Canin and <mask> were ordered to start an orchestra. The Seventh Army Symphony Orchestra was formed. Canin and <mask> were ordered to play for the President and his staff at the Potsdam Conference. The Big Three conference was where they learned the occasion was to play for President Harry S. Truman. Both musicians performed for the President and the conference members for the next few weeks, with President Truman even turning the pages for <mask> when he was asked to play the Chopin Waltz in A-flat, Op.He did not memorize 42. Both musicians were taken aback by the headlines in the papers. <mask> became known as the Pianist of the Presidents. The last time <mask> performed at the White House was in 1980. <mask> gained a role in a movie, The Bachelor's Daughter, as a result of his post-war concert career. He and his wife joined the faculty at the school. Glenn taught violin at Queens College and the Manhattan School of Music in New York before he and his wife moved to Rochester.<mask> joined the faculty at NYU as a part-time teacher and traveled by plane twice a month to teach at Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh for two years. <mask> taught his students to form their own sound and interpretation as long as it was valid to the score and intent of the composer. He encouraged them to play the piano. <mask>'s advocacy for playing and recording American music was just one of the things he did. He recorded two symphonies in Russia with the composer's son. <mask> recreated the composer's Monster Concerts, where he featured many pianos and pianists playing together on stage. The Monster Concerts were recreated in 1970.The Ed Sullivan Show featured 10 pianos, nine student pianists and <mask>. He continued the Monster Concert agenda through the 1970s and into the early 1980s, including a performance at UCLA in collaboration with Henri Temianka and some 36 pianists, and a performance at Brooklyn College in 1980 in collaboration with students. He was a jury member at the Paloma O'Shea Santander International Piano Competition. In April 1983, Glenn's battle with cancer came back. She fell into a coma several days later. <mask> was scheduled to perform in Carnegie Hall. After the Carnegie Hall concert, Glenn died.<mask> accidentally fell on the stairway of his New York brownstone while planning his own 50th anniversary concert in Carnegie Hall. He died from a broken neck. <mask> and Carroll Glenn were married for forty-two years and raised two daughters, Rachel and Allison. The author had a phone interview with a former student. Interview with author, San Francisco, January 2007. <mask> had an interview with Oliver Daniel in New York. <mask> gave a copy of written reminiscences to <mask>.Interview with author in January 2007. Canin had an interview with an author in San Francisco. Donna S. Kline wrote "An American Virtuoso on the World Stage". The author interviewed William Shookhoff, a former student. "<mask>, 67, the Pianist" was written by Harold C. Schonberg. There were Accidental deaths from falls in New York.

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