title: Carmen Marc Valvo

texts: An American designer who specializes in evening wear and high-end cocktail dresses for a line of the same name was founded in 1989. He has an eyewear collection, a lingerie collection, a swimsuit-line which is a best-seller at Victoria's Secret, and a home collection called CMV Home. He launched a collection of evening bags in 2010. Valvo has tailored fit and form-fitting dresses. "<mask> grew up in a traditional Spanish/Italian family in Westchester County, New York, where early on he developed a passion for oil painting and made costumes for his sisters' school projects, though his passion for the arts did not manifest into a career until later on." He admitted that he didn't know that being a designer was a real profession. <mask> wanted to be a plastic surgeon and volunteered his time in the ER.He obtained a degree in Fine Arts at Manhattanville College. He traveled to Europe for a few years and became proficient in several languages. He went to The New School for Design after returning to the US. <mask> began his career as a ready-to-wear designer and later worked at Christian Dior. In 1989 he launched his own label, putting together a collection to show at the fall market in New York with a few thousand dollars. His sportswear was a success among department stores, but his evening wear sparked interest in buyers at the two stores he sells at today. <mask> launched his collection in 1998 in response to demand.Since its inception, this line has shown at New York Fashion Week twice a year in the tents at Bryant Park, with the exception of Fall 2009. There were rumors that the upcoming New York Fashion Week would be affected by the recent economic news. Valvo, as well as Betsey Johnson and Vera Wang, were among the first and most notable designers to withdraw from showing a formal fashion show at Bryant Park, which costs upwards of $100,000, and opt for a more intimate, casual, and less costly presentation. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Pulice said that they didn't know if they would have an audience and that stores were cutting back on sending buyers to the shows. The Fall 2009 Collection presentation was held at the Citrine club, where a total of about 200 buyers, press and other attendees were able drop in and out at their leisure, while models mingled, adorned in the new couture collection, and a mock-runway video played in the background. Attendees at the cocktail reception admired the clothing of Valvo.This type of event costs close to half of a show at the tents. <mask>'s designs have graced many notable and glamorous women such as Princess Madeleine of Sweden and Queen Latifah. His designs were used in a movie. His designs can be found at a number of specialty stores nationally and internationally. He is a survivor of colorectal cancer and has given most of his time to promote awareness and encourage the discussion of the disease. The Entertainment Industry Foundation has helped raise millions of dollars for colorectal cancer research thanks to <mask>'s time and money. The National Colorectal Cancer Research Alliance is one of <mask>'s favorite organizations.Since their meeting at 7th on Sixth during New York Fashion Week in 2004, <mask> and Couric have worked together to raise awareness and funds for research into the disease. <mask> received the first ever Advocate Award from Couric at a Gala in New York in March of 2006 for his efforts on behalf of the organization. <mask> and Williams appeared in a national print and broadcast campaign to raise awareness of the importance of early screening. The National Colorectal Cancer Research Alliance, the Entertainment Industry Foundation, the New York Mayor, Anna Wintour, and <mask> were friends in deed. At Bryant Park, <mask> revealed his personal struggle with colorectal cancer and joined the NCCRA as an ambassador in their initiative to raise awareness of this curable, but deadly, form of cancer. A public service campaign about the importance of early screening for colorectal cancer was created by Award-winning singer and actress Vanessa Williams and her friend <mask>. Colorectal cancer is preventable through screening.Print and broadcast announcements were included in the campaign. The printed material appeared in fashion and lifestyle magazines while the videos were aired in March. The Colon Cancer Alliance and Valvo Partners collaborated to promote Dress in Blue Day, a colorectal cancer awareness day held on the first Friday of March, which is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. He donated a blue gown from his Black Label for the Colon Cancer Alliance to auction off, and designed a limited edition women's T-shirt for the event. Two close relatives had already struggled with colorectal cancer, but we never talked about it in our family. I had to wonder why we never talked about it when I began to question my relatives. <mask> said that the "Be Seen, Be Screened" event was a great way to start a dialogue.I was unaware of my family history when I was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. I would have had to wait until the age of 50 for my first colorectal cancer screening because I was not eligible for prescreening by insurance. Had I waited, my prognoses would have been different. The Red Dress Collection has been shown at New York Fashion Week every year since 2003 by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Each of the twenty-five red dresses is designed by a different designer and worn by a different celebrated and glamorous woman, helping to promote their national campaign The Heart Truth, established in 2001. Women's awareness of heart disease was increased by the campaign. The red dress is the national emblem of the campaign.The number one killer of women in America is heart disease. There are External links to the official website of the Bridal Collection.

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title: Tom Chaplin

type: paraphrased

texts: The lead singer of the English pop rock band Keane is an English singer-songwriter, musician and composer. One month before Tim Rice-Oxley's brother, also called <mask>, was born, <mask> was born. He started a friendship with the two brothers after they became friends with their mothers. The friends were schooled at the same school as Richard Hughes, who later became their band mate. He attended Tonbridge School with Rice-Oxley and Hughes. They met Dominic Scott, who was a founding member of Keane, while studying there. He was part of the school's choral group and acted in several school plays.He played the flute at school. He dropped out of the University of Edinburgh to pursue a career in music. The Lotus Eaters were formed in 1995 by the trio of Scott, Rice-Oxley and Hughes. U2, Oasis and The Beatles were played by a cover band. Tim Rice-Oxley invited <mask> to join the band. In 1997, the band's name was changed to Keane and <mask> became the lead singer. After Rice-Oxley convinced the other two to join the band, the name was changed to Cherry Keane, after a friend of <mask>'s mother.'Cherry' was removed from the name. They tried to get money for rehearsal time when they lived in London. He was responsible for carrying boxes at the publishing company. <mask> had to play the acoustic guitar because Scott was the lead guitarist. Since Scott left, he's mostly taken lead vocals, but also plays the organ on some live dates, as well as a distorted piano on some tracks from their second album. He was part of Band Aid 20's re-recording of "Do They Know It's Christmas?" It was the first time that a solo on the line "feed the world" had been done.In January 2016 he stated that he was recording his debut solo album in Los Angeles, California, with 40 songs written and trimmed down to an album's worth. He said in June that the album would be out soon. The album name was announced via social media. Hardened Heart was released with a music video. "Quicksand" was the first single from the album. On 6 September 2016 he announced that he would be playing eight intimate solo shows in the UK in October. His last solo gig was four years ago.The Wave was released by Island Records. Four singles were released from the album: "Quicksand", "Still Waiting", "Solid Gold" and " See It So Clear". The announcement of the Carried by the Wave Tour followed the release of The Wave. The tour started in the United States and Canada and went to Europe, the UK and Latin America. On 13 October, he announced that he had recorded his first solo Christmas album, entitled Twelve Tales of Christmas, to be released on 17 November. "under a million lights" is the first single from the album. There are eight original tracks and four cover versions on the album.The Palace Theatre in Manchester, The Forum in Bath, and the Royal Festival Hall in London were all announced as places where <mask> would be performing on the day of the album's release. The third series of The Masked Singer was called "Poodle". He was the fifth person to be exposed. "Nothing in My Way" and "Hamburg Song" are both performed on an XK2 organ. In "A Bad Dream", "The Frog Prince" and "Crystal Ball", he used a Yamaha CP60M for live piano parts. Since the 2006 UK tour, he has played acoustic guitar in such songs as "Your Eyes Open" and "Broken Toy". He was the lead guitarist in live shows for the third album, Perfect Symmetry.<mask> plays three different guitars. Rice-Oxley stated in an interview that <mask> was interested in learning to play the theremin, but couldn't be bothered to learn how to use it, and that the theremin might be the only way of reproducing the musical saw sound. He married Natalie Dive in June 2011. He has a daughter and a son. The family lives in Wittersham. He supports the England cricket team and is a keen golfer. He identifies as a believer.He stated on August 22, 2006 that he was receiving treatment for drug abuse problems. He and his bandmates were forced to cancel their North American tour for his rehabilitation after he left their hotel in Japan without warning. He continued to receive treatment after leaving the clinic. In an interview with Neil McCormick in August of 2016 he said that he began using drugs again before the release of his solo album. He said he had to shovel coke up his nose because of his anxiety over the album. One night in 2015, he said he almost died. His wife once told him she loved him in case she never saw him again, as people began to give up on him.He saw a psychoanalyst. He said the past year has been the best of his life with his wife and daughter. The Wave, Twelve Tales of Christmas, With Keane Hopes and Fears, Perfect Symmetry Night Train, Strangeland, Cause and Effect, and Tours Carried By The Wave all have external links.

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title: Albert Henry Ross

texts: <mask> was an English advertising agent and writer who wrote a Christian apologetics book. 'And Pilate Said' was written in 1940. <mask> was born in KingsNorton, Worcestershire on January 1st, 1881. <mask> was a wine merchant. <mask> was born in Hollingbourne, Kent in 1850. His parents were married. His mother and father both died in the same year.<mask> is thought to have attended the school of King Edward VI. His occupation was that of a printer compositor according to the 1901 census, he was living with his parents and older brother. He joined advertising agents after working for Lever Brothers. He became a director in 1936 after managing the printing department. He became a fellow of the Institute of Incorporated Practitioners in Advertising after his retirement. He wrote seven books as well as some articles that were all published under the literary pseudonym of Frank Morison while he was a printer and advertiser. His publications did not include a blurb about his professional credentials.Some book reviewers thought he must be a lawyer during the 1930s. His book Who moved the Stone? was published. <mask>, an Australian theologian and former barrister, investigated the claim that he was a lawyer and found that he was never licensed to practice in England. He joined the Royal Flying Corps in 1916 and served as an instructor in aerial bombing as well as working in the general administration of the Air Ministry's Directorate of Intelligence. He was a second lieutenant in June 1918. He returned to work at the advertising agency after the war. He was an amateur astronomer and a keen colour cinematographer.He married Annie Elizabeth Mills in 1915. Their only daughter was born in 1917. The district is located in the county of Warwickshire. He died at his home in Headley Down, Hampshire, on September 14, 1950. He was buried in the churchyard of a church. The character study of the preacher J. H. Jowett was written by <mask> in his first book. He self-published two more works.He is best known for his book Who moved the stone? It was first published in England in 1930 and has been repeated many times as well as being translated into several languages. The book looks at the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. <mask> was skeptical about the resurrection of Jesus and wanted to write a paper to demonstrate the myth. He set out his reasoning in the book after he was convinced of the truth of the resurrection. The manuscript was read by T. S. Eliot when it was submitted for publication. The author recommended that the book be published.The book was released in time for Lent in 1930 and Eliot gave free copies to other authors. The case for the resurrection was treated in such a logical and even legal manner that he thought the book was a detective story. Many people have become Christian after reading the book, and writers including John Warwick Montgomery and Josh McDowell have used his book in their own discussions on the resurrection. In her play The Man Born To Be King, Sayers relied on the discussion of the trial of Jesus. From 1922 to 1931, Sayers was <mask>'s colleague at S. H. Benson in London. <mask> was invited by the editor of the London newspaper The Sphere to write articles for a religious column that was published from 1930 to 1934. Sunset was his next book.John Byford, an English physicist, sent wireless messages into outer space using a photo electric cell gizmo. Nerina was living on a planet three light years away from earth. Cosmic wave radiation killed life on that planet. Byford was murdered by criminals from both Germanic and Slavic parts of Europe. A fake message attributed to Byford is syndicated throughout the English-speaking world. The fruits of eight years of research in astronomy and mathematics are included in the message. Nerina's planet will be ruined by the same wave radiation within two months, according to the message.The novel depicts different reactions to "the Sunset Scare" such as a London advertising agency, major newspapers, and the Stock Exchange reacting to financial panic. As food prices go up, there are acts of mob violence. Wealthy financiers are making a lot of money from the panic. In London a large crowd listens to a sermon delivered by the Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral based on the Book of Job and the church service climaxes with an organ rendition of Handel's Messiah. The plot includes the investigations of the Archbishop of Canterbury who conclude that the message attributed to Byford is not real. Notes about Byford's experiments and his reflections on the meaning of life are included in the last portion of the novel. The Papyri contain statements attributed to Jesus that are not recorded in the Bible.War on Great Cities was published in 1937 after four years of research and writing. He looked at the impact of air raids in World War I and the future of aerial bombardment. He interviewed two people who were in London during the World War I bombing raids, but also German officers who carried them out, and his descriptions of these raids account for about three quarters of the book. His background as a member of the Royal Flying Corps is reflected in the book. In the section " Looking to the future", he expressed concern over the possible future use of chemical bombing, but discounted 'bacteria bombs' as a madman's weapon. He talked about the impact that concentrated bombing could have on large cities. He traced the water supply in ancient Jerusalem and wrote a book about it.He spent a month in Palestine and received assistance from a Swedish-born specialist photographer. More than fifty photographic plates were supplied by Matson, who was a member of the American Colony in Jerusalem. He was in favor of the historical authenticity of the portrait of Pilate in the New Testament. There was a discussion about the resurrection at the end of the book. Frank Morison J. H. Jowett is a M.A. There is a critical appreciation of the city of Birmingham. J. H. Jowett was a doctor.A Method of Study for Preachers is available at the Internet Archive. The Study Bureau course in public speaking has an introductory manual called The Psychology of Public Speaking. Who moved the stone? New York: The Century Co., 1930; Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1958. Sunset was published in London in 1932. War on Great Cities: A Study of the Facts was published in 1937. The Roman Procurator is the subject of a new study.The online text of Who moved the stone? Find My Past is a search page for the British Royal Air Force. A H <mask> was appointed Second Lieutenant. There is a copy of the Plan of Palestine Water Conduits in the Library of Congress. The Air Ministry: Department of the Master General of Personnel - Officer Service Records is located in the UK National Archives. Philip Johnson asked who moved the stone. The Global Journal of Classical Theology Vol. is about Advertiser, Novelist, Apologist, and Spy.14 no. There are references to Christian writers who died in the 1950s.

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title: Bert Hellinger

texts: The German psychotherapist, known as <mask>, was associated with a therapeutic method best known as Family Constellations and Systemic Constellations. He called his work Movements of the Spirit-Mind in recent years. Several thousand professional practitioners worldwide, influenced by <mask> but not necessarily following him, continue to apply and adapt his original insights to a broad range of personal, organizational and political applications. <mask> was born into a Catholic family in Germany in 1925. <mask> stated that his parents' particular form of Catholic faith provided the entire family with immunity against believing the distortions of National Socialism. He was sent to South Africa as a missionary after leaving his family to attend a convent school run by the Order of the Jesuits. The local Hitler Youth Organization tried to recruit a boy.<mask> was classified as "Suspected of Being an Enemy of the People" after he was conscripted into the German army. There was combat on the Western front. He was captured and imprisoned in the Allied P.O.W. There is a camp in Belgium. After escaping from the P.O.W. <mask> went back to Germany. <mask> took the name Suitbert, which is the source of his first name "<mask>", when he joined the Jesuits.He graduated from the University of Wrzburg with a degree in philosophy and theology. He was sent to South Africa in the early 1950s to be a missionary. He received a B.A. at the University of Pietermaritzburg and the University of South Africa. He was able to teach at public high schools. <mask> lived in South Africa for 16 years. He served as a priest, teacher, and the head of a large school. He had administrative responsibility for the entire district.He gained an appreciation for the Zulu way of life and became proficient in the language. The groundwork for leaving the Catholic priesthood was laid when he participated in a series of interracial, ecumenical trainings in South Africa in the early 1960s. Trainers worked from a different perspective. They were concerned with recognizing what is essential out of all the diversity present, without fear, without preconceptions and relying solely on what appears. They showed it was possible for opposites to be reconciled through mutual respect. The dissolution of his vows to the priesthood coincides with the beginning of his interest in phenomenology. <mask> said that one of the trainers asked the group, "What is more important to you, your ideals or people?"Which one would you sacrifice for? This was more than just a question to him. He was sensitive to the sacrifice of human beings by the Nazi regime. He said that the question changed his life. All my work since has been shaped by a fundamental orientation toward people. His first wife, Herta, was married shortly after he left the priesthood. He trained in Vienna in the early 1970s in a classical course in psychoanalysis.He was accepted as a practicing member of the professional association after completing his training at the Mnchner Arbeitsgemeinschaft fr Psychoanalyse. After leaving Germany for a second time, he traveled to the United States to be trained by Arthur Janov. His approach was shaped by many important influences. Transactional Analysis was one of the most significant. He didn't have a documented approach or trained students to carry on his methods. Gunthard Weber agreed to record and edit a series of workshop transcripts. The book was published in 1993 under the title Zweierlei Glck.It was the 18th edition of this book. More than 90 books were published by <mask> and 70 of them are in the German National Library. Half of his publishings are documentaries on his family constellation work. His philosophy is presented by the other half. <mask> lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, lectured, Hellinger made sweeping statements that reduced complex issues to single root causes or his manner of sometimes addressing clients in a caustic, authoritarian tone alienated some potential colleagues and supporters. Many practitioners don't believe in the method's founding figure.Many others continued their association and integrated the developments into their practices. <mask> operated the Hellinger School with his second wife. In at least ten languages, Works Hellinger published more than 30 books with combined sales of one million copies. Hellinger and B are some of the books that have been translated into English. The year 2001. Bonding and balancing in close relationships is one of Love's own truths. Theisen, Tucker, and Zeig are in Phoenix.B<mask>. There was a report in 2002. Insights include lectures and stories. J. ten Herkel, Trans. Carl-Auer-Systeme Verlag is located in Germany. B. <mask>. There was a report in 2002.There are aphorisms and little stories from <mask>. Theisen, Tucker, and Zeig are in Phoenix. B. <mask>. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 There are farewell family constellations with descendants of victims and perpetrators. Carl-Auer-Systeme Verlag is located in Germany. B. <mask>.There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Carl-Auer-International has a book called Rachel Weeping for Her Children. B. Hellinger. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Family constellations in the service of reconciliation begin peace in the soul. Carl-Auer-Systeme Verlag is located in Germany. B. Hellinger.They did it in (2006). There is no waves without the ocean. Carl-Auer-Systeme Verlag is located in Germany. B. <mask>. The year 2007. With God in mind. Hellinger Publications is in Berchtesgaden, Germany.B<mask>. The year 2009. Natural Transcendence. There are Hellinger publications. B<mask>. The Hvels, G. Acknowledging the conversations with <mask>.Theisen, Tucker, and Zeig are in Phoenix. <mask>, Weber, and Beaumont are related. Love's hidden symmetry is what makes it work. Theisen, Tucker, and Zeig are in Phoenix. Zweierlei Glck is in German. Konzept und Praxis der systemischen Psychotherapie ist beispielsweise. Gesprche ber Verstrickung und Heilung.References External links hellinger.com Official page 20th-century German Roman Catholic priests German psychologists

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title: Pierre Belly

texts: <mask> was a Louisiana planter, lawyer and judge. Belly received his first tract of land in Louisiana in the form of a land grant from the Spanish government. <mask> received five more land grants from the Spanish government and the US government. <mask> had a successful military career that included serving as an officer with the Spanish colonial militia and leading the Galvez expedition against the British in 1779. In the defense of New Orleans during the war of 1812, he and his son-in-law took up arms against the British. In 1805, <mask> was one of the first officials appointed to local government in Iberville Parish, and between 1805 and 1807 he was a civil judge. <mask> was born 17 August 1738 at Mormon, France, on his family's estate in Eyrans, a small village near Blaye, north of Bordeaux.He was the son of <mask>, a textile merchant, who was the son of <mask> and Renee Billoneau. <mask> de la Rochette was a royal engineer who lived in Eyrans. <mask>'s father founded a textile firm with <mask> Saint Aigan. Jean was the heir to the family estate. In 1753 after Jean's death, the family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch After many court appearances, he received the family estate of Mornon and gave up his claim to the textile business. The first large Spanish land grant was for 3,756 acres in the Baltimore Tract.The White Castle area is now known as the White Castle area and includes parts of White Castle and Texas plantations. He supplied lumber to the Spanish government. The King of Spain ordered masts and spars from <mask> and Nicholas de Verbois. <mask> was one of the first officials appointed for Iberville Parish and served as a civil judge from 1805 to 1807. In August 1779, <mask> received a shipment of slaves from Jamaica, including Marie Rose. The beginning of a long relationship with <mask> that lasted nearly 35 years was marked by her arrival in Louisiana on the ship La Golondrina. <mask> and Rose used the courts to make their relationship public and official and proclaim their children as their own.<mask> and Rose were able to use legal means to tell a story about their family even though they were unable to marry because of the law. They affirmed their "marriage" in legal documents. <mask> and Rose gave her name as "Rose Belly" in several legal documents that were initiated by Rose. When <mask> transferred property to Rose and their daughters, he signified their ties to one another, strengthened those bonds through shared ownership, and made those connections official and public before the courts. Rose didn't depend on <mask> for her livelihood or her daughters'. Rose exercised a civic personality and claimed space for herself through property ownership and independence. <mask> had holdings in excess of 8,500 acres when he died in 1814.<mask> was the largest land and slave owner in Iberville Parish when he died. <mask> and Rose were buried. <mask> Ricard, their grandson, built a large family tomb in the St. Raphael Cemetery in Iberville Parish, Louisiana, which lies some miles upriver from their original home. The tomb is still impressive even though it is a bit battered. <mask> and Rose's love story is well-known in the countryside. "Spanish English War, 1779–1783, Compiled By: C. Robert Churchill, President, Louisiana Society." S.A.R.The Louisiana Territory, Orleans Territory Grants From American State Papers Class VIII, Public Lands was written by the first settlers of The Louisiana Territory. The books were distributed by Ericson Books 1614 Rebud St., Nacogdoches, Texas. The Chicory Society of Afro-Louisiana and Culture is located at 2551 Agriculture St., New Orleans, LA 70122. Pg 13, 14, 15, 16, 17. Albert Grace wrote The History of Iberville for The Franklin Press. PGS 25,206. William D. Reeves wrote From Tally-Ho to Forest Home.Black Ligigants in the Antebellum American South was written by the assistant professor of history. manumissions by, 173, 198-199 property and, 204-5, 211-212, 266nio. The War of 1812 resulted in the deaths of 1738 United States Army personnel.

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title: David Thompson (basketball)

texts: A former professional basketball player is <mask>'<mask>. He played for both the Denver Nuggets and the Seattle SuperSonics of the NBA. He led North Carolina State to its first NCAA championship in 1974. In an NBA game, six players score 70 or more points. He was a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame. <mask> became one of the game's premier dunkers in the 1970s and earned the nickname "Skywalker" because of his exceptional leaping ability. Michael Jordan said that the meaning of vertical leap began with <mask>.<mask> was described as "Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Tracy McGrady, and LeBron James rolled into one". <mask> was on the basketball team for four years at Crest Senior High School. He played in the 1971 East-West All-Star Basketball Game. <mask> is a first cousin of an older cousin. North Carolina State University was banned from post-season play in 1973, due to NCAA rules violations involving the recruiting of <mask>. The NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship was won by the Wolfpack in 1974. NCSU defeated UCLA in double overtime in the semifinals.The championship game was won easily by them. His nickname was Skywalker because of his vertical leap. The alley-oop pass was invented by <mask> and his NC State teammate Monte Towe, and first used as an important part of the offense by NC State coach Norm Sloan. One of the best college basketball games of all time is NC State's game against the 4th-ranked University of Maryland in the 1974 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament finale. <mask> and Burleson were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The game was won by Maryland, who shot 63% from the field. <mask> and the Wolfpack won the national championship.The exclusion of Maryland from the NCAA Tournament, despite their high national ranking, would lead to the expansion of the tournament to include teams other than the league champion. One of the greatest players in the history of the Atlantic Coast Conference is <mask>. The slam dunk was not allowed from 1967 to 1977 because of the "Lew Alcindor" rule. In 1975, playing his final home game at NC State against UNC-Charlotte, late in the second half <mask> on a break received a long pass from his teammate and dunked the ball, but he was called for a technical foul and the goal was erased. The school retired <mask>'s number 44 in men's basketball. 1 choice for a professional career. The Atlanta Hawks picked up the 1 draft pick of the American Basketball Association in 1975.He signed with the ABA's Denver Nuggets. He was named the Most Valuable Player of the ABA All-Star Game after finishing runner-up in the first-ever Slam-Dunk Competition. He received a television set as a prize. The ABA rookies of the year award was won by <mask>. Alvan Adams thanked <mask> for choosing to play in the ABA when he accepted the 1976 NBA rookies of the year award. <mask> made the NBA All-Star Game four times after the ABA–NBA merger. George Gervin scored 63 points in a game against the San Antonio Spurs on the same day that <mask> scored 73 points against the Detroit Pistons in order to win the NBA scoring title.<mask> signed a contract extension that paid him $4 million over five years. He averaged 25.5 points in 77 games the next year after missing the final 36 games of the 1979-80 season because of a foot injury. He was traded to the Seattle SuperSonics on June 17, 1982 for Bill Hanzlik and a draft pick. <mask> missed most of the 1983-84 season due to drug rehabilitation despite making the 1982-83 All-Star team with Seattle. After his release, the Sonics resigned him for the remaining nineteen games of the 1983–84 season, in which he averaged a career low of 12.6 points. <mask>'s substance abuse problems began because of his loneliness and isolation after his foot injury. After he checked into a Denver rehabilitation facility in 1983, they became public.His career-ending 1984 knee injury resulted from him being shoved down a stairwell during a fight at Studio 54, and later factored into his failed 1985 tryout with the Indiana Pacers, after which he was arrested for public intoxication. <mask> checked into a rehabilitation center in Washington in 1986 because he was spending $1,000 a day on cocaine. <mask> became a committed Christian after he was sentenced to 180 days in jail for attacking his wife. Life after the NBA <mask> worked with the Charlotte Hornets' community-relations department in 1990, and, at age 37, played in the 1992 NBA All-Star Weekend, but he was stretchered off the court with a serious leg injury. After the 1993 festivities, the league retired the event. <mask> completed his degree in sociology at North Carolina State. He shot an autobiographical film the next year.He introduced Michael Jordan when he was in the Basketball Hall of Fame. He works as a motivational speaker and is a member of the Hornets. <mask> and his wife had two daughters. On December 17, 2003 he shared the stage with his daughter when she graduated from college. Brooke was a participant on Global GUTS. In August of 2016Cathy passed away. <mask>'s first professional year was spent in the ABA.Due to the ABA–NBA merger in 1976, he played in the NBA for the rest of his career. 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title: Bobby Kimmel

texts: <mask> is an American musician and singer who performs with the acoustic folk group I Hear Voices. He has been recording and performing in concert for over 50 years and was a founding member of the Stone Poneys. <mask> moved to Tucson when he was a child. His father played double bass in the Tucson Symphony Orchestra and was a studio musician in New York City. He owned and operated a music store. "West Coast" jazz was one of the early musical influences of <mask>. He listened to jazz from the East Coast.His musical direction changed when he discovered the guitar at 17 years old, but his passion for jazz continued throughout his high school years. He became aware of a number of folk and blues musicians, including Doc Watson, Lightnin Hopkins, and Mississippi John Hurt. His musical education was greatly influenced by the records from his father's store. At that point, he turned his attention to folk music. In the early 1960s, he began playing both bass and guitar in folk music clubs. He was performing with Linda Ronstadt. He played bass in a folk group with Linda and her siblings.<mask> left Tucson to pursue his music career in Los Angeles. He called Linda to join him. Linda and Kenny formed The Stone Poneys. The trio played an open gig at The Troubador in West Los Angeles after a few months of rehearsal. Capitol Records signed a multi-album contract with that performance. The Stone Poneys recorded three albums for Capitol in the 60s and had a hit with "Different Drum" written by Michael Nesmith. The Cashbox Top 100 chart had Different Drum at #12.<mask>'s original songs were mostly featured in the first two Stone Poney albums. The band played popular music TV shows. They were on The Tonight Show in New York. When "Light My Fire" was a huge hit, they toured as the opening act for The Doors. Kenny Edwards quit The Stone Poneys about the time "Different Drum" became a hit. The beginning of the end was that. Linda and <mask> played one more tour under The Stone Poneys name with pick-up musicians, and the group broke up at the end of the tour.<mask> created and developed the concert series at McCabe's Guitar Shop after the Stone Poneys broke up. It was one of the best acoustic music venues in the country. By the time he left 7 years later, the concert venue had attracted artists such as Jackson Browne, Odetta, Bill Monroe, and The New Grass Revival. In the 70s, <mask>, Shep, and Kit collaborated with other people, including Shep, who was on the final Stone Poneys tour. They formed The Floating House Band. Takoma Records was owned by folk guitarist John Fahey. <mask> went out on the road playing upright bass in the 70s.They were at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. <mask>'s last music business endeavor was arranging tours in Japan by American folk artists. They booked tours for three years, including tours by Jesse Colin Young, LA session guitarist Larry Carlton, The New Grass Revival, and a bluegrass all-star band. He was the road manager on many of these tours. <mask> moved back to Tucson in 2001 and connected with his friend Jo, who was also from LA. Jo and <mask> formed an acoustic singing band after playing at parties in LA. On the second day of the Tucson Folk Festival, they heard Lavinia White and Stefan George.<mask> proposed that the four of them get together to play music. After a number of casual living room sessions at <mask>'s house, they warmed to the idea and finally 4 Corners was formed. The group began practicing seriously at the beginning of the year. 4 Corners released two CDs before Jo left the group in the summer of 2006 <mask>, Stefan and Lavinia decided to go on as a trio after Jo left. <mask> had written a group of new songs that were full of possibilities for rich harmony. Two finger-style guitarists could play together.The band quickly developed a new sound and a new set of songs. They were embraced by the acoustic music community in Tucson. By the end of 2006 they were already talking about recording their first CD. In March 2007, the trio went into Duncan Stitt's A Writer's Room studio to begin recording. Over the next couple of weeks, they recorded 12 songs in the studio. Linda Ronstadt, who was in Tucson 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Bobby was excited about the way the CD was turning out when they went out to dinner.Linda said she would love to hear it. Since they were near <mask>'s house, Linda stopped by and <mask> played her some rough mixes. Linda liked the trio's three-part vocals and the sound Duncan had achieved on the all-acoustic CD. One of the songs <mask> played was his own Into The Arms Of Love, and Linda started singing a pretty harmony part under her breath. Linda said she would sing that part on the CD. That was it. Linda agreed to sing on the CD when he came back from Germany.Linda came into Duncan's studio and added her vocal part, and off it went to be manufactured. The second CD Hope Spring was released in 2010 and contained eight original songs. Both CDs are available in print. I hear what you have to say. <mask> retired BK Special at the beginning of 2012 to focus on a lifelong dream of forming a quartet with a purely vocal concept and almost no instrumental presence. <mask>, Kathy Harris, <mask> and Suzy Ronstadt formed I Hear Voices! You have to realize that dream.I hear what you have to say. During their appearance at the Tucson Folk Festival in the summer of 2013, they released their self-titled CD. The group traveled to Santa Monica, CA to play at the club <mask> opened in 1969 and became one of the premier acoustic venues in the country. The Stone Poneys - "Sweet Summer Blue and Gold" b/w "All the Beautiful Things" is the highest position on the charts. "One for One" b/w "Evergreen" is a song by The Stone Poneys. The Stone Poneys - "Different Drum" b/w "I've Got to Know" The Stone Poneys - "Up to My Neck in High Muddy Water" b/w "Carnival Bear"The Stone Poneys - "Hobo" is a song by The Stone Poneys. The Stone Poneys is a Capitol Records album. Capitol Records The Stone Poneys -Evergreen, Volume 2. Capitol Records The Stone Poneys - Linda Ronstadt, Stone Poneys and Friends, Vol. I, II, and III are all related. Capitol Records The Stone Poneys featuring Linda Ronstadt. Capitol Records re-released The Floating House Band's first album.Takoma Records 4 Corners - 4 Corners - 4 Corners Live at McCabes. Hope Springs is referred to as Special BK. I hear voices. I hear your voices. There is arel. I hear voices. I hear voices with strings.The Stone Poneys - Stoney End are part of a collection. The Stone Poneys is a two-fer CD. There are External links to the History of Stone Poneys I Hear Voices! Living people are musicians from Tucson, Arizona and American folk rock musicians.

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title: Jimmy Bain

texts: <mask> was a Scottish musician best known for playing bass guitar in the bands Rainbow and Dio. He was co-writing on Thin Lizzy's solo albums. Bain was born in Highlands and played in several amateur bands as a teen. His parents and brothers moved to Canada. He was playing in Street Noise at this point. He joined his family for a short time in Canada. Bain joined Harlot in early 1974 after turning down a job with The Babys.Bain joined Rainbow after Blackmore watched him perform at The Marquee in London. He played on their world tour after recording the studio album Rising. He played on Rainbow's first live album, On Stage, while on the tour. Bain was kicked out of the band in 1977. He toured Europe with John Cale. Bain formed a band called Wild Horses. <mask> was the lead vocalist, as well as bassist for the band, which also included ex-Thin Lizzy guitarist Brian Robertson, drummer Clive Edwards, and guitarist Neil Carter.John Lockton (ex-The Next Band) replaced Carter on Stand Your Ground (1981), which was one of the two albums released by Wild Horses. The following year, Robertson joined the band. Bain regrouped Wild Horses as a five-piece with ex-Lautrec members and The Next Band's Frank Noon. <mask> worked with the former Family main-man Roger Chapman, RoyHarper, Gary Moore, and Kate Bush. Bain and Phil were co-writers on the Lizzy man's two solo albums. He toured the material playing keyboards with the band. "Old Town" was re- recorded by The Corrs in 1999 and became a big hit.He was brought in by the German hard rockers to play bass on their 1984 album Love at First Sting. Bain's bass tapes were deleted because the band's management wanted to keep the line-up German, but the leader of the band wanted him to join the Scorpions as full-time bassist. Bain was in a band with a vocalist who was also in a band. Bain co- wrote "Rainbow in the Dark", "Holy Diver" and two other songs on their first album, Holy Diver. The Last in Line, Sacred Heart, Intermission, Dream Evil, and Killing the Dragon are some of the songs Bain co- wrote. Bain founded Hear 'n Aid, a foundation in which he could involve the rock community to help eliminate world hunger, when the entertainment community became active in drawing attention to world charities. The song "Stars" was co-written by him and two other heavy rock musicians.The famine relief charity appeal received a major contribution from "Stars". One of Bain's favourite charities is Children of the Night. World War III was formed in 1989 by Bain and Lion, but they failed after their first album. The Key was a far more melodic and commercial project. Tracy G was a member of the band that played in World War III. Bain played on the albums Killing the Dragon and Magica, both of which were created byRonnie James Dio. Bain and Appice collaborated on two projects in 2005, The Hollywood All Starz and 3 Legged Dogg.While the Hollywood All Starz performed live concerts featuring greatest hits sets of the individual members, 3 Legged Dogg produced a well received album of original material. In an interview with journalist, David Lee Wilson, Bain lamented Appice's ultimate choice to leave both groups so that he could tour with Black Sabbath in Heaven and Hell. Bain toured with a group of 1980s metal stars called Hollywood Allstarz. Giuffria, Quiet Riot, and Lynch Mob are former members of the group. The band Last in Line was formed in 2013. The original writers and performers of the early classic Dio albums were in that line-up, so they intended to play and perform those songs. During the recording sessions for their album Heavy Crown, Bain was in court-mandated rehabilitation and was required to return daily before 10 p.m.Lady Sophia Crichton-Stuart was married to Bain in 1979. They had one daughter, who was named after the song "Samantha" written by Phil and John. <mask>n died in his cabin on the "hysteria on the high seas" cruise. He was going to perform with his group on the next day. The band members told fans on the cruise that he had been battling pneumonia for a while. Lung cancer was the cause of death. Bain was aware of his pneumonia, but he had not been diagnosed with cancer.He is buried in a park that is close to his band mate. The album with Mike Montgomery and Thin Lizzy Black Rose: A Rock Legend was released in 1980.

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title: Dan Caspi

texts: <mask> was a lecturer at the Communication Studies Department of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. Over the course of his career, <mask> has combined research with public activity and commentary, publishing hundreds of articles in the printed daily and online press, including regular columns in a Jerusalem local paper, in the Israel Publishers' Association monthly Otot. <mask> was born in Sveni, part of theMoldavia region of northeastern Romania. His family moved to Dorohoi. After moving to Israel with his family at the age of 14, he attended regular local schools despite being handicapped by cerebral palsy. <mask> completed high school in Beersheba. <mask> began undergraduate studies in political science and sociology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in the 1960's, followed by graduate studies in political science and communications.<mask>'s thesis looked at Knesset Members' perception of public opinion as different from actual public opinion. He spent a year at MIT under the auspices of Ithiel de Sola Pool after receiving his degree and went on to work at a number of universities. In the 1980's, <mask> moved to the Open University of Israel and developed a communications studies program, writing and editing a series of textbooks now used at universities, colleges and professional schools in Israel. He returned to Beersheba in 2000 to help establish the Department of Communication Studies at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. <mask> had a daughter and four children. He died in January. <mask> has held several positions in the past few years, including: Member of the Academic Council, Hadassah College, Jerusalem Head of the Department of Communication Studies, and the Burda Center for Innovative Communications.He has published over 20 books in Hebrew, English and Russian, including a children's book under the name Aba shel Inbal. Beyond the Mirror: The Media Map in Israel is a book. Beer Sheva. The University Press of Ben-Gurion. It was 2012 in Hebrew. The agenda is Media, Society, Politics. In Hebrew, Resling, 2011.The Palestinian Arab In / Outsiders: Media and Conflict in Israel was written by Mustafa Kabha and <mask>. Vallentine Mitchell was in London in 2011. The media, minorities, and hybrid identities of the Arab and Russian communities in Israel were written by <mask> and Akiba A. Cohen. The Hampton Press was published in New Jersey. The fall of the Israeli Broadcasting Authority was due to technical difficulties. Mevasereth Zion: Tzivonim was written in Hebrew. They are <mask> and Yehiel Limor.The mass media in Israel. The Hampton Press was published in 1999. They are <mask> and Yehiel Limor. The mass media in Israel. Tel Aviv. In Hebrew. The case of Israel's local newspapers is a good example of media decentralization.The transaction took place in New Brunswick. The Local Press in Israel is growing. The Institute for Local Government is located at Bar-Ilan University. <mask> is the author of A Revised Look at Online Journalism in Israel: Entrenching the Old Hegemony. Israel's affairs. There is a new date in 2011. 347-373.<mask> and Elias are related. 'Don't patronize me: media-by and media-for minorities' was published in Ethnic and Racial Studies. <mask> wrote On Media and Politics: Between Enlightened Authority and Social Responsibility. 11:1, 2005. The consumer's choice: Language, media consumption and hybrid identities of minorities. The European Journal of Communication Research was published in 2002. 411-437.The Red and the White and the Blue: the Russian Media in Israel was written by <mask>. There is a Gazette. 64:6, 2002. 540 - 540. When Americanization Fails? was written by <mask>. In Israel, from Democracy to Demediocracy. The Israel Studies Bulletin is published.15. 1999. 0-6. The Begin-Peres Televised Debates is one of the publications political polarization and electoral rhetoric can be found in. The paper is a research report from the University of Israel. January 1988, in Hebrew. The Wallkeepers: Monitoring the Israel-Arab Conflict was written by <mask> and <mask>.Lessons from Israeli society can be found in The Impacts of Lasting Occupation. Oxford University Press. The score was 299-325. The year 2013. Eleanor Lev and <mask>. Just Like in America: New Media in the 18th Knesset Election Campaign is a book. The elections in Israel in 2009.The transaction took place in New Brunswick, N.J. The score was 251-275. 2011. <mask> is from Israel. The International Encyclopedia of Communication contains information about communication. There is a person named Blackwell. 2536-2641.The revised entry was published in 2008. "Israel: From Monopoly to Open Skies" was written by <mask>. Change and Continuity in an Era of Liberalization is a television and public policy book. Lawrence Erlbaum is from New York. 304-321. The year 2008. <mask> and Baruh Leshem wrote From Electoral Propaganda to Political Advertising in Israel.The Handbook of Political Advertising. Thousands Oaks, Ca. There's a word for it. The score was109-129. 2006 <mask> wrote On Media and Politics: Between Enlightened Authority and Social Responsibility. 11:1 and 23-38.2005. <mask> wrote "Propaganda in Israel" and "Electoral Propaganda". The history of propaganda and mass persuasion from 1500 to the present. ABC Clio in 2003 The In/outsiders - Political Control on Media in Israel: A Theoretical Framework was written by <mask> and Yehiel Limor. The authors are H. Herzog and E. Ben-Rafael. It was an ed.Communication and language in Israel. The Israel Studies Series is about Israel. The transaction took place in New Brunswick, N.J. 547-547. 2001. <mask> is the author of American-Style Electioneering in Israel: Americanization versus Modernization. It was an ed.Politics, media, and modern society. There is a town in Connecticut. Praeger. 173-193. 1996. Pictures in our heads is a book about public opinion and democracy. The Open University of Israel was founded in 2001.<mask> and Yehiel Limor wrote Mass Communication: An introduction. The units are for communication institutions. The Open University of Israel was in Tel Aviv. 5. Politics and mass media. Government and Politics in Israel, Unit 10.Tel Aviv: The Open University of Israel, is in Hebrew. There is an editing 1.<mask> is the author of the ed. There are ethnic minorities and media in the Holy Land. London. Vallentine Mitchell. A year ago. 2. The authors are Tal Samuel-Azran and <mask>.Innovative technologies and new media. Beersheba. Ben-Gurion University Press and Tzivonim Publishing. 3. <mask> is a ed. Politics and communication in Israel. Hakibbutz Hameuhad, in Hebrew, was written by Van Leer.4. <mask> and Yehiel Limor are authors. Israel has mass media. The Open University of Israel is in Tel Aviv. 5. <mask>. ed.In Hebrew, Communications and Democracy in Israel Jerusalem is written by Van Leer and Hakibbutz Hameuhad. 6. <mask>. ed. There are trends and traditions in mass communication. The University of Israel is open. The year 1995 was written in Hebrew.7. The Roots of Begin's Success: The 1981 Elections was written by <mask>, Avraham Diskin and Emanuel Gutmann. Croom Helm was born in London in 1984. The rise in power of the "media barons" who head these conglomerates has been warned of by Activism <mask>, who has long been an opponent of family-owned media conglomerates in Israel. In the early 1990s, Caspi published pieces critical of their cross-ownership and control of television broadcast channels. The nickname "Citizen N. M." was given to Yedioth Ahronoth publisher Noni Mozes by one of his newspaper articles. In the mid 1990s, <mask> broke the silence of his colleagues by publishing an article about violence against women in academic circles.The two articles open and close his collection of articles. References External links Personal website , , ynet

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title: Gungunhana

texts: Ngungunyane, also known as Mdungazwe Ngungunyane Nxumalo, N'gungunhana, or Gungunhana, was a tribal king and vassal of the Portuguese Empire. The last emperor of the Empire of Gaza was <mask>. He was imprisoned by Joaquim de Albuquerque in the fortified village of Chaimite on the day he reigned from 1884 to 1895. The Portuguese colonial administration decided to exile him rather than send him to face a firing squad because he was already known to the European press. He was accompanied by his son Godide and other people. He was transferred to the Azores after a brief stay at the Fort of Monsanto. He was born around 1850 and became known as Ngungunhane after he assumed the throne in 1884.According to oral tradition, he was born in the territory of Gaza, between the rivers Zambezi and Incomati, but probably on the banks of the Limpopo River, where the main settlements of the Nguni people then stood. He was the son of Mzila, who was king of Gaza from 1861 to 1884. The Gaza Empire was founded by Soshangane who was the son and successor of his father. During a time of great social and political instability, Mundagazi was born. His grandfather, Soshangane, was the king of the Nkosi people, who were related to the Swazi, who were in the territory of present-day South Africa. The leader of a powerful army that migrated to the north after the Mfecane was Soshangane. The chiefs of about two hundred tribes were persuaded by Soshangane to become his vassals.The land they were going to was between the two rivers. The native peoples were killed in the process. The name Gaza was given to the empire by Soshangane after he arrived. Gaza had a small amount of land in its initial stages. After the arrival of the Nguni, the quiet that had prevailed among the local peoples and the Portuguese traders was rudely broken by a succession of massacres and forced submissions to a new power. For decades, this created a climate of fear. The village of Chaimite was established as the capital of the Gaza Empire after Soshangane and his people established the center of their power in the valley of the River Limpopo.In August of 1840, Portugal decided to send an embassy to the court of Manicusse. The king was given a sword and a sash in exchange for a short spear and shield by the leader of the delegation. Manicusse said that there was no advantage in a treaty of friendship with the king of Portugal at the moment. This is documented in a report dated 18 November 1840, which was submitted by Ensign Caetano Pinto dosSantos. The attacks continued even though the sword was exchanged. Mundagaz was born around 1850. He was a prince of royal blood and son of Mzila.From a young age, he participated in the annual walks his father and grandfather had taken. When Manukuza died in 1858, there was a competition for the throne between his father Mzila and uncle Mawewe. Mawewe emerged victorious after a brief period of armed conflict. He decided to attack his brothers and their families. Mzila escaped to the Transvaal, where he organized an army to overthrow his brother. Mundagaz probably followed his father into exile. The Portuguese colonial administration became convinced that Mawewe was likely to be just as aggressive and fractious as his father and predecessor had been, and they, together with their Boer neighbors to the south, and many local tribal leaders, who also felt threatened by the prospect of NguniThe president of the Orange Free State met with the vice-consul of Portugal and proposed a formal alliance against Mawewe. Mawewe demanded that the Portuguese colony at Loureno Marques pay tribute in the form of footwear, including a clause that required pregnant Portuguese women to pay a double tribute. Mawewe was threatened with a scorched-earth policy against Portuguese interests in the region if they failed to comply. The governor of Loureno Marques, Onofre Loureno de Paiva de Andrade, responded by sending a rifle to Mawewe. On November 2, 1861, Mzila arrived in Loureno Marques to accept Portuguese support in exchange for his allegiance. The war gained steam after Mzila broadcast his claim to be the rightful king. The battle took place along a line from the beaches of Matola to the land of Moamba.Despite having fewer men, Mzila won, and on 30 November he showed up at the prison in Loureno Marques, where he was received by the governor. On December 1, 1861, a treaty was signed stating that Mzila was a Portuguese subject. The record of this agreement was published in February 1863 by the Minister of the Navy and Overseas. Mzila's victory in the battle in the Maputo valley consolidated the alliance. Portugal gave Mzila two thousand rifles, fifty thousand rounds of ammunition, and twelve hundred flints. The local leaders of Mawewe preferred to submit to the suzerainty of the distant king of Portugal rather than to the support of the Boers. Mzila's benefit accrued all of this.The capital of the kingdom was moved from the valley of the Limpopo River to Mossurize, north of the river Save, after the war ended in 1864. He was the ruler of the Empire of Gaza from 1864 onward. Mundagaz became a potential successor to the princes and began a journey that would lead to power. After the war, Mzila devoted himself to the consolidation of his power and the expansion of the Empire of Gaza. He followed in his father's footsteps, ruling with an iron hand and walking long distances to keep an eye on his domains. The capital remained at Mossurize and the village of Chaimite became a place of pilgrimage, as well as a dwelling-place for ancestral spirits. Despite the treaty signed in 1861 and the effective alliance with the Portuguese that had gained him his throne, the warriors of Mzila ran roughshod over the Portuguese colonies at Sofala and Inhambane.The European colonial powers in the region were competing for control of more African territory. There were more and more expeditions of discovery that were aimed at broadening European colonies in Africa. All of the Portuguese colonies in southern Africa were colored pink on maps of Africa produced in Europe. When the reign of Mzila was about to end, Europeans grew more competitive. Their expeditions into the interior went deeper into the territory of Gaza. Mzila was under pressure to allow the mining of minerals. Maintaining a policy of striking a strategic balance with Portuguese interests, Mzila, accompanied by two columns of troops, visited Loureno Marques, to pledge his allegiance and to offer his explanations of the attacks on Sofala and Inhambane.The governor gave him oxen, rice, and spirits. In the middle of that year, Mzila asked for a Portuguese flag so that he could fly it over his camp. Portugal appointed an ambassador to the court of Mzila in the year 1884. The assignment fell to a man with experience in the region, who was dispatched immediately to the place where Mzila was in Zimbabwe. After a long wait, Antnio Maria Cardoso was able to get an audience with Mzila and was well received. The captain of the army, Joaquim Carlos Paiva de Andrada, went to Manica that year to speak to Mzila. Pressure was rising among the European powers to require that a colonizing power demonstrate its ability to effectively exploit and administer its domain in order to justify the possession of territories in Africa despite the apparently satisfactory relationship with the natives.Due to the increasing involvement of other European powers in Africa, Portugal decided to strengthen its presence by organizing major expeditions of exploration, especially those of Roberto Ivens and Hermenegildo Capelo, aimed at demonstrating the feasibility of an occupation of the interior of Africa. Mzila wasn't aware that he had entered the last year of his life. He didn't know that white European diplomats were gathering at the Berlin Conference to come up with a plan for sharing Africa among the European powers. The Europeans were meeting to set rules for the future of Gaza when he died. The future Ngungunhane became one of the leading figures of his court during the reign of Mzila, Mundagaz. Mafemane, the half-brother of Mzila's mother, held the position of heir to Mzila when his father died. The crown prince was removed from contention and his two rivals were forced to flee into exile after he instigated a few fratricidal skirmishes.Mundagaz assumed the name Ngungunhane at the end of 1884 and became the Emperor of Gaza. South Africa is where the descendants of <mask> reside. The Nhlapo Commission rejected Eric Mpisane Nxumalo's application for recognition. Tsonga traditional leaders have rejected claims of the kingdom's authority over the Tsonga people because they have never been part of the Gaza Kingdom. According to history, the Tsonga people fled before Soshangane and established themselves in the Transvaal. The Tsonga people had no relationship with the Gaza Kingdom in the Transvaal. When the Tsonga people went to war with their new neighbours, the Venda and the Pedi, the Gaza kingdom did not provide any military support, the Tsonga people fought battles alone, the only military assistance that the Tsonga people received while fighting either the Pedi or theDuring times of war with the Pedi and the Venda, Joao Albasini supplied the Tsonga people with assault rifles and bullets. Because the Tsonga people were fully armed with assault rifles, neither the Pedi nor the Venda were able to challenge the Tsonga during times of conflict because Joao Albasini, a Tsonga chief, has given assault rifles to more than 2000 Tsonga warriors. The Venda and the Pedi didn't want to go into war with the Tsonga because they were afraid of the Tsonga's superior weaponry. The Tsonga people had nothing to do with the Gaza Kingdom because Joao Albasini supplied them with weapons. The Tsonga people have lived in scattered villages without a king for hundreds of years. The Tsonga people are ruled by chiefs who are supreme rulers in their villages. There are two Tsonga villages in South Africa, one in Louis Trichardt and the other in Hazyview.According to the Tsonga, Eric Nxumalo should leave the Tsonga people alone and become a paramount chief of his people at Bushbuckridge. The History of the Azores Monarchies of South Africa include converts to Roman Catholicism and exiles of African kings.

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title: Zahia Dehar

texts: <mask> is a French-Algerian fashion and lingerie designer, model and actress who was once known for her role in a prostitution scandal. <mask> was born in Algeria in 1992. At the age of 10, she moved to Champigny-sur-Marne, France with her mother and younger brother. She was successful in high-end prostitution, earning up to 20,000 per month at the rate of 1,000 or 2,000 a time. <mask> lives in Algeria. Since the prostitution allegations appeared, he has not been in contact with his daughter. Sex scandal In 2009, <mask>, who was then under 18, was allegedly paid for sex by Ribéry and Benzema, who were players on the French national football team.Prostitution was legal in France if the worker was over the age of 18. The case began to come to light during an investigation into the activities of Abousofiane Moustaid, also known as "Abou Sofiane", a former contestant on Nouvelle Star who became the host of a celebrity. The authorities were particularly interested in the Zaman Café, a Parisian bar that had a large turnover from prostitution. Police officers questioned prostitutes who worked at the establishment after it was closed. They discovered that one of them, <mask> <mask>, started working there when she was still a minor, and had also served several football players. On the sidelines of the Trophées UNFP du football ceremony in May 2008, the young woman claimed to have met Benzema, and on April 7, 2009, she and another escort were sent to join Ribéry. In April 2010, <mask> <mask> was interviewed three times.The investigation became public just before the French team played in the World Cup. Raymond Domenech, the current French national team manager, excluded Benzema from the squad because of his struggles with Real Madrid rather than his involvement in the sex scandal. Ribéry and Benzema were indicted in July of 2010 for "solicitation of minor prostitutes", a crime in France that can result in up to three years in prison and a 45,000 fine. Sidney Govou avoided prosecution as the investigation revealed that his meeting with <mask> took place after she had reached the age of majority. From this case, the mediatization of <mask> <mask> began. The young woman became a "Internet phenomenon" after her face was revealed by the media and many photos of her were uploaded to the web. In May 2010, she gave an interview to Paris Match, which revealed her full name.She said she was an escort, but not a prostitution, and denied having a pimp or a network. The case continued into the mid-2010s. In late 2011, the Paris prosecutor asked for a dismissal for Ribéry and Benzema, but in August 2012 nine people were sent back by the investigating judge to the criminal court, including Benzema and Ribéry. The criminal court of Paris said that they were unaware that Zahia was under age when they acquitted Benzema and Ribéry. Abu Sufyan, who acted as a "matchmaker" between the young woman and the football players, was convicted of procuring. A book was published in which Abu Sofiane claimed his innocence and accused <mask> <mask> of taking advantage of his address book. He received a heavier sentence after the Court of Appeal confirmed his conviction.The French press calls <mask> the scandalous one because of her involvement in the scandal and other acts. <mask> became a celebrity as a result of the scandal. <mask> became a fashion and lingerie designer after modeling for various artists. Her modelling website was launched in March of 2011. <mask> was featured in a short film by Greg Williams. Pierre et Gilles created a painting depicting her as Eve. Our new Eve was born with an artistic and friendly thunderbolt.The two artists declared that Zahia is the dream model for the piece. In August of 2011, Alix Malka photographed Zahia for the Italian edition of the American fashion magazine Vanity Fair, which also contained an interview with <mask>. Her appearances in the media were less frequent in the last quarter of 2011. The lingerie exhibition "Zahia de 5  7" produced by Pierre Passebon had the effect of re-kindling interest in her by the press. After a brief eclipse, <mask> experienced a resurgence of media exposure at the beginning of 2012: a new series of photographs, shot by Karl Lagerfeld in January 2012 was published just after her first lingerie show. She was photographed by the artistic director of the Crazy Horse for an article that Franoise-Marie Santucci wrote about <mask>. In the same month, a documentary about Zahia was going to be made.The photos were taken after <mask>'s second lingerie show. <mask> <mask> was photographed by Alix Malka for Magazine 7 Holywood on the 15th of December. An exhibit of an envelope richly adorned with a portrait of <mask> <mask> was made for the occasion. She became one of the European "muses" in June 2015, posing for musician and photographer Bryan Adams in a campaign entitled "Have a heart, become a vegetarian". "Zahia nue pour PETA" was reported by metronews on June 16, 2015. In November 2015, a few hours before the attacks in Paris, the artists Pierre et Gilles published on their Facebook account a photo taken a few months ago, Zahia posing as Marianne. The photograph was used on social networks as a response to the terrorist acts.The European Union Intellectual Property Office (OHIM) registered several Lingerie brands in 2010. Several sectors of activity such as massage oils, cosmetics, travel bags, jewellery, condoms, and the production of films and broadcasts are claimed as private property by virtue of the name Zahia and several derived words. According to the official website of the OHIM, most of these brand names are not used. The first presentation of her lingerie collection, "ligne de tenues d'intérieur légres, raffinées", which was mostly trendy pink, was on 25 January 2012 at the Palais de Chaillot during the French fashion week. Zahia closed the half-naked parade in a traditional wedding dress decorated with cherry blossom petals. A second collection was presented a few months later. First Mark Investments is an investment fund based in Hong Kong that supports young designers.There are links on the official website to filmography, such as French female models and actresses.

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title: Johan Frederik Clemens

texts: On November 5, 1831, he was a Pomeranian-Danish printmaker in etching. Early life and education took place in Gollnow (now Goleniw) near Stettin (now Szczecin) in Pomerania, to a poor Saxon weaver and his wife. The father and his son moved to Copenhagen when the boy was young. He wanted to start his training at the Royal Danes Academy of Art at the age of 11. He was rejected for training because he was too young and little. Simon Carl Stanley was interested in the child and helped him get into the School of Drawing. He trained as both a craftsman and a decorative painter.In 1764, at the age of 15, he was put to work with simple decorations by an alcoholic painting master. He came into training at Mandelberg's studio when he became a painter. Many talented apprentices were used by Mandelberg. Some of the talented young talents from the Art Academy would achieve great fame and position in the years to come. He won both the Academy's small and large silver medallions. Jacques Saly told the boy to become a sculptor, but he was interested in becoming a copperplate etcher. He was recommended to train by Preisler but he didn't want to train with him.As a result of this work, Preisler became a devoted friend. Between ca. and ca., he trained under Preisler. The year 1769. He was recommended to sculptor <mask>t by Peter Cramer. The youngster was able to support himself and his father by making etchings based on the illustrations for the deluxe edition of "Peder Paars" in 1772. Additional book assignments followed closely as he became his lifelong friend and patron. He was able to travel to Paris after receiving a four-year travel stipend.He was influenced by the technique and style of Charles-Nicolas Cochin. During his stay in Paris, he etched many portraits. He got engaged to Marie Jeanne Crevoisier there. The Academy offered to take him on as a member if he produced a new quality work for his application piece, after he developed a glowing reputation as an artist in Paris. His travel stipend was running out at the same time. He was denied permission to stay because certain important people wanted him to return to Copenhagen to etch plates for a royal project. He remained until he received a formal order to return.His friends in Copenhagen were able to get him permission for a stop in Switzerland. In 1777, along with Jens Juel and Simon Malgo, he left Paris and traveled to Switzerland, where he created pieces for Charles Bonnet's "Oeuvres d'histoire naturelle et de philosophie" and an etching based on Jens Juel's The portrait drew a lot of attention and led to a lifelong collaboration between the two artists. His elderly father was sick and decrepit when he returned to Copenhagen in the autumn of 1777. He received an annual wage by which he could support a family when he was named royal engraver in 1779. Along with Juel, who was named to royal painter for the court the following year, he was busy making portraits for the royal family and nobility over the next ten years. He returned to Paris to marry his fiancée.They moved back to their hometown. He taught his new wife the art of copperplate etching and she became proficient at it. Marie Jeanne came to the attention of the Danes. His father died in 1782. Marie Jeanne was invited to join the Art Academy as a pastel painter. She was one of the first women to receive the honor. She never fulfilled the conditions for membership because she never delivered her assigned submission work to the Academy.The etchings he created for two book assignments, a collection of <mask>'s works based on drawings of Abildgaard, begun in 1780, and another based on illustrations by his friend and patron,Wiedewelt, achieved great notice during this period of time. The first volume of Ewald's work was considered indecent and led to a break in their collaboration. They collaborated with "Socrates" and "The Temple of Happiness". He was an avid participant in the Enlightenment's scientific and philosophical discussions and was a central position in that time's artistic life and spirit. He collaborated with Abildgaard on a series of social, religious and political satires. He and his wife were very close to Chamberlain and Blow. In 1786, he was accepted as a member of the Academy with the submission of two etchings.With his enormous creative talent, <mask>' reputation inDenmark grew, and he was in good company with his peers. In 1787,Frederick was invited to Berlin to make an etching based on a drawing by Englishman E.F. Cunningham. He traveled there the next year after receiving royal approval. Cunningham was difficult to work with, as he lived in Berlin for four years. His works were exhibited at the Berlin Academy in the same year he received membership in the Academy in Berlin. In 1789 his engravings based on originals appeared in a work by Ludwig Holberg. His wife died of Tuberculosis in Berlin and left behind a son.Two children died young. When the Berlin assignment was over, he traveled to London to work on a new etching based on The Death of General Montgomery in the Attack on Quebec. He was commissioned to make prints based on several other paintings by Benjamin West. He exhibited at the Charlottenborg Salon twice in 1816. He married Ann Rees in London. He came back to Danes in 1795. He served as the Academy's treasurer several times in the years to come, after he received an apartment at the Academy in 1797.His engraving "Slaget p Reden" was based on a drawing by Christian August Lorentzen. The high point of the English attack on the city was on April 2, 1801. Many homes used to feature this engraving as a show of patriotism. It is the best and most reliable illustration of this battle today. He was an extraordinary professor in the School of Model Painting at the age of 70 after being named professor in copperplate etching at the Academy in 1813. His first wife died in 1824. He exhibited at Charlottenborg a number of times.He died at the age of 81. He won himself many loyal supporters and good friends early on, among them two of the most important Danes of his time, Jens Juel andNicolai Abraham Abildgaard, who were vital for him as an aspiring young engraver. Many of the portraits are based on Juel's work. 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He used his social contacts to reach his goals and was skillful, persistent and ambitious.His output is around 400 prints. There are also references to Carl Edvard Sonne in the Dansk biografisk Leksikion.

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title: Friedrich Wilhelm Foerster

texts: <mask> was known for his public opposition to Nazism. His works dealt with ethics through education, sexology, politics and international law. One of the sons of a German astronomer, Foerster was a professor at the University of Berlin. <mask> was a landscape gardener and the director of the shipbuilding division of the Hamburger America Line. As a student, Foerster studied philosophy, economics, ethics and sociology in Germany. His thesis was titled "The development from Kantian ethics to critique of pure reason" and was completed in 1893. From 1898 until 1912 he lectured at the University of Zurich and other Swiss institutions, later lecturing at the University of Vienna and the University of Munich.The Foerster was against the German foreign policy in the First World War due to the militaristic attitudes of the ruling elite in Germany. His ethical views made him an exception to the nationalist tendencies in the German Empire and he was frequently attacked from nationalist circles. His criticism of the political legacy of Otto von Bismarck caused a scandal at his university, and he was dismissed from his post for two semesters. He returned to Switzerland where he focused on the question of what extent Germany was responsible for the First World War. Foerster believed that Germany had drawn a course for war by blocking the success of the Hague Conventions in 1907. Foerster believed that responsibility for the World War lay with the leaders of the military in Germany. His views made him unpopular with the conservatives of German society and he was seen as an enemy by the new national socialist movement.In 1920, he published his book, "My struggle against the militaristic and nationalist Germany". He received death threats from right-wing radicals. Foerster was warned to seek refuge after the murders of Erzberger and Rathenau. After leaving his teaching position in 1922, he fled to Switzerland and settled in France. Foerster was seen by the Nazis as a major intellectual enemy as he continued to warn against the rise of German nationalism. Foersters works were burned in book burnings after the Nazis took power. Foerster's writings were consigned to the flames with the words "Gegen Gesinnungslumperei und politischen Verrat" at the book burning in Berlin on May 10, 1933.Foerster was one of the first people to have their German citizenship revoked. August 1933 by the Reichminister. Foerster received French citizenship and was respected in France. Foerster was wanted by the Gestapo after the occupation of France. Foerster fled to Switzerland because he was close to the Swiss border. The Swiss authorities considered him to be a German national, even though they doubted the legitimacy of his French citizenship. He fled to Portugal and the United States.Foerster warned of a "Prussianisation" of the entire world if the Germans didn't come to "recognition of their horrible guilt" after the Second World War. His memoirs were published in the year1953 under the title "Experienced World History". After living in New York City for a few years, he returned to Switzerland to live in Kilchberg for the last few years of his life. The Pdagogik des Gehorsams and the Reform of the Schuldisziplin are works. Zrich was founded in 1907. The digital version of the problem is at archive.org. Vom ethischen und staatspdagogischen Standpunkte.2. The Kritiker, Wien 1916 (1. The year 1914. There is apolitik and aweltgewissen. Verlag fr Kulturpolitik was founded in 1919. Polititische Pdagogik. The Staatsbrgerlichen Erziehung” is stark.Mnchen was founded in 1920. Sexualethik und Sexualpdagogik. Kempten und Mnchen were published in 1920. The militaristische and nationalistische Deutschland are related. Verlag Friede was founded in 1920. Ewiges Licht und Menschliche finsternis. Luzern 1935Europa und die deutsche Frage is a book by Vita-Nova-Verlag.L' Europe et la question allemande was published in Paris in 1937 and in New York and London in 1940. They came from Sheed, Ward, Allen, and Unwin. The period 1869-1953. There is a memoiren. Nrnberg was founded in 1953. Christsein inmitten der gegenwrtigen Welt. Herford/Bonn 1984 References External links 1869 births 1966 deaths Writers from Berlin

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title: Bernard Cohen (physicist)

texts: <mask> was born in Pittsburgh and was a professor at the University of Pittsburgh. Professor <mask> was against the idea of a safe threshold for radiation exposure. His view is supported by a minority. He died in March of 2012 <mask> claimed that all estimates of the cancer risk from low level radiation are based on the linear-no threshold theory. Tens of billions of dollars are being spent to protect against dangers that are questionable. It is important to test the validity of this theory.Since no other plausible explanation has been found after years of effort by myself and others, I conclude that the linear-no threshold theory is the most likely explanation for our discrepancy. There is no data that can test the theory in that region. An easy answer to the credibility of this conclusion would be for someone to suggest a potential not implausible explanation based on some selected variables. What values of those variables are required to explain our discrepancy will be calculated by me. We can make a judgement on the plausibility of that explanation. To show that this procedure is not unreasonable, I will give an explanation for any finding of any other published ecological study. This shows that our work is very different from any other ecological study.<mask>'s correspondence with R. William Field, Brian J. Smith, Jerry Puskin, and others was published in academic periodicals. <mask>'s results were discussed at length by the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer, which concluded that the ecological analyses of <mask> can be rejected. Professor <mask> stated in March of 2011 that low levels of radiation can have beneficial health effects and reduce the risks of cancer. There is debate in the scientific community about whether low-level radiation is protective against cancer. On his viewpoint, and its support found in his studies, it could go further and say that no other factors can explain the results. The only evidence that low-level radiation may be harmful is the assumption that the danger is proportional to the radiation dose. My conclusion was that the assumption is false.More research has been called for by other scientists. A 1982 United Nations' work-group study concluded: "There appear to be no nonspecific effects from low doses of radiation that result in a shortening of the life span." <mask> proposed in 1983 that uranium could be considered a renewable source of energy. Professor <mask> received degrees from Case-Western Reserve University, University of Pittsburgh, and Carnegie-Mellon University. He was an Adjunct Prof. of Radiation Health at the Graduate School of Public Health. Professor-Emeritus was awarded in 1994. He was the Director of the Nuclear Laboratory.He offered a reward of up to $10,000 for anyone who could prove that the inverse association he found between lung cancer and radon was due to something other than failure of the linear-no. Puskin, Smith, Field and others claim that his findings are due to his inability to control the inverse association between smoking and radon. <mask>, who was a tenured professor at the time, offered to consume plutonium oxide on camera as much as Nader could consume of caffeine, the stimulant found in coffee and other beverages, which in its pure form has an oral () of. The challenge was not accepted by Nader. Before It's Too Late: A Scientist's Case for Nuclear Power is one of the six books Professor <mask> has written. About 300 scientific papers on energy and environment have been written by him. Nuclear power, health effects of radiation, radioactive waste, risks in our society, and about 80 articles in popular magazines such as Physics and Society, National Review, Oui, Science Digest, Catholic Digest, and Scientific American.He is the author of scientific studies and editorial contributions on a wide range of subjects in nuclear industry trade journals. The American Physical Society gave Dr<mask> a prize for his work in nuclear physics. He was elected Chairman of the American Physical Society in 1974. The Health Physics Society and the American Nuclear Society gave Dr. <mask> awards for his "notable and sustained contribution to the nuclear power industry that has not been widely recognized." <mask> received two awards from the ANS, the "Public Information Award" in 1985 and the "Special Award" in 1996. He was the Chairman of the American Nuclear Society Division of Environmental Sciences and a member of the National Academy of Engineering. External links lead to <mask>'s home page.The Nuclear Energy option has full text. <mask> discusses his challenge to Nader in a paper. American nuclear physicists University of Pittsburgh faculty Members of the United States National Academy of Engineering fellows of the American Physical Society

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title: Clint Hester

texts: <mask> is an American professional boxer and mixed martial artist. He competed in the UFC and was a contestant on The Ultimate Fighter. Team Sonnen. <mask> is from Atlanta. He defended several of his friends when he got into fights. <mask> was not offered a scholarship to play college football, so he took a different path. <mask> thought of joining the military after high school, but decided to start training in boxing and was coached by Willie D'Antignac, amassing an amateur record of 13–3.<mask> lost his first professional bout by knockout. <mask> fought six more times. After <mask>'s boxing gym closed, he searched for another gym to train at and found X3 Sports MMA. <mask> decided to switch to MMA. <mask> started his MMA career at 2-0 and was offered a spot in an upcoming local Grand Prix. <mask> knockouted his opponent in the opening round. He was defeated in the next round of the tournament by a unanimous decision.<mask> was selected for The Ultimate Fighter: Team Jones. Team Sonnen. <mask> earned his way into the house by defeating Fraser Opie. Jon Jones chose him as his first and second pick. <mask> had a fight with Jimmy Quinlan. <mask> was defeated in the second round. <mask> was a candidate for the wild card, but his coach picked someone else.<mask> was given a fight at the finale despite losing in the preliminaries. <mask> faced Bristol Marunde. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Hester was scheduled to face Cezar Ferreira at UFC 163. He was taken out of the bout due to an injury. Hester faced Dylan Andrews at UFC Fight Night 33. The fight was won by him due to the injury he sustained in the second round.<mask> faced Andy Enz at UFC 169. He won the fight. <mask> faced Neto at UFC Fight Night. He won the fight with a split decision. <mask> faced Robert Whittaker. The first loss of his UFC career came in the second round. <mask> received his first Fight of the Night bonus award despite the loss.<mask> was supposed to face Barnatt at UFC Fight Night 63. <mask> pulled out of the fight due to a broken foot. <mask> faced Miranda at UFC 190. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 On April 23, 2016 Hester faced Marcos de Lima in a light-weight bout. He was defeated by submission in the first round. Hester was released from the promotion.Team Sonnen Finale is in Las Vegas, Nevada. Wild Bill's Fight Night 47 is in Georgia.

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