title: Walter Judd (politician)

texts: <mask> was an American politician and physician who was best known for his battle in Congress to define the conservative position on China as all-out support for the Nationalists. <mask> redoubled his support after the Nationalists fled to Taiwan. <mask> was the son of Mary Elizabeth (Greenslit) and <mask>, who was born in Rising City, Nebraska. He earned his M.D. after training with the ROTC in the United States Army. The University of Nebraska had a degree in 1923. He became the Traveling Secretary for the Student Volunteer movement. <mask> was a medical missionary in China from 1925 to 1931.He became head of a large hospital in a large city after working in a small clinic. He worked at the Mayo Clinic from 1931 to 1934. He returned to China as a doctor in 1934 and stayed there until 1938. He did not encourage Americans to be isolationists when he returned to the United States. <mask> encouraged support of China against Japanese aggression. He became a powerful voice in support of China after being elected to the U.S. Congress. He served for 20 years in the 78th, 79th, 80th, 81st, 82nd, 83rd, 84th, 85th, and 87th congresses.The Civil Rights Acts of 1957 and 1960 were supported by <mask>. <mask> was an expert in U.S. foreign policy. He spoke at political gatherings. He and Senator Harry S Truman spent two weeks in 1943 making speeches in support of the United Nations, doubling up in hotel rooms at night. The Truman Doctrine, the Marshall Plan, and NATO were supported by <mask> in Congress. Ethnic and racial restrictions in the immigration laws need to be removed. He was against rapprochement with China at the expense of the Republic of China on Taiwan.In the early 1950s, <mask> helped organize the Committee of One Million, a citizens' group dedicated to keeping the People's Republic of China out of the United Nations. <mask> was a strong advocate of the foreign aid program, a position which brought him into sharp contrast with his colleague Otto Passman, a Democrat from Monroe, Louisiana who chaired the House Foreign Operations Subcommittee. Passman said that they can't spend ourselves rich. We can't make ourselves secure by giving ourselves away. We can't buy friends. We were told that foreign aid would stop communism. It is our duty to buy our way of life in other countries.Even if we give away everything we own, we can't improve their living standards by more than 1 percent. The keynote address at the 1960 Republican National Convention was given by <mask>. <mask> was defeated for reelection in 1962. The District was redrawn after the 1960 census, making it heavily Democratic. Passman's power on the foreign aid subcommittee increased after <mask>'s defeat. He was the last person to run for president on a major party ticket who was born in the 19th century. <mask> received a few votes at the Republican National Convention in 1964, after his name was placed in nomination.<mask> was both a Wilsonian moralist and a Jacksonian protectionist whose efforts were driven by a general Christian understanding of human beings. As he appealed to American national interests and a popular Christian moral conscience, the <mask> experience demonstrated that determined advocacy by missionaries did in fact help to shape an American foreign policy needed to be awakened from its isolationist slumbers. The nation's highest civilian award, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, was given to him in 1981. He was involved in the Council Against Communist Aggression in Washington D.C. throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Ronald Reagan, Jack Kemp, and George J. Viksnins are just a few of the past recipients. On February 13, 1994, <mask> died of cancer. He is buried with his wife in Nebraska.Further reading, Bruce, ed. The American Conservatism: An Encyclopedia was published in 2006 465–60 Goodno, Floyd Russell. The spokesman for China in the United States House of Representatives is <mask><mask>. There is a MA thesis. Oklahoma State University in 1970.The person is online, Tony. "Mission to Capitol Hill: A Study of the Impact of Missionary Idealism on the Congressional Career of <mask>." <mask>. The Impact of American Missionaries in the United States was published in 1990. "<mask>'s China: a missionary congressman and US-China policy" was published in the Journal of Modern Chinese History. 2 issues, pp. "<mask> and the Sino-Japanese War: Christian Missionary cum Foreign Policy Activist" was written by Robert Osburn Jr.The Journal of Church and State was published in 2015. The Papers of <mask> can be used for research at the Minnesota Historical Society. The <mask> <mask> Papers are at the Hoover Institution Archives. There are oral histories about <mask> in the Lee Edwards papers. The 20th century saw the deaths of American politicians and military personnel from World War I.

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title: Donald Guthrie (physician)

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texts: Guthrie Clinic in Sayre, Pennsylvania was established in 1910 by <mask>, an American surgeon. The clinic that bears his name on the principles he learned while a surgical resident is one of the nation's earliest multi-specialty group medical practices. <mask> was born into a prominent family in Pennsylvania. His father was a doctor in Northeast Pennsylvania. His mother traced her ancestry back to one of the oldest families in Pennsylvania, the Hollenback family. <mask> received a degree in philosophy from Yale University in 1901 and a medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in 1905. The <mask> Professorship in Surgery was created in his honor at both the University of Pennsylvania and the Yale University.After completing his internship at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital, he joined the staff of physicians and surgeons in Rochester, Minnesota for three years and four months. <mask> was the first "Easterner" to be formally trained and trained to perform thousands of operations. The benefits to patients of a group practice that was taught to him by William and Charles Mayo had a profound effect on him. The values of putting the needs of the patient first, teamwork, and excellence in patient care became the foundation of the group practice that bears his name. The values continue to guide the clinic. In 1909, he was recommended to serve as the surgeon-in-chief of the Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre, Pennsylvania, and he arrived there on January 10, 1910. Sayre was a small town in a rural area.One of the largest repair yards in the world at one time employed thousands of men. Robert Heysham Sayre was the vice president and chief engineer of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. The hospital named after Robert Asa Packer had 10 beds when he was named to his post. He started his career in a small town. He stated that he accepted the position at the hospital due to the advice of his father, who pointed out that he could have complete charge of a small hospital in a small town. One of the first acts at the small hospital was to appoint an associate and an x-ray technician to join an intern already on staff. The Ear, Eye Nose and Throat department was established in 1912, followed by the Pathological department in 1913.For the first few years, <mask> was responsible for all of the non-medical activities of the hospital, including collecting money, paying wages, and ordering food. In 1912, Howard E. Bishop was appointed as hospital Supt. The board has been wise to increase the size of the staff, I hope in the future, and I am confident that it will be but a short time, before we will be prepared to give the patient. Medicine and surgery are too broad for one man to master. An annex was added to the hospital in 1914 and a new operating pavilion and additional private rooms were added in 1915. Even during difficult times, the efforts to build a group practice associated with a well-regarded hospital continued to be successful. <mask> was given a commission in Base Hospital No. during World War I.The Robert Packer Hospital Board of Trustees asked him to be deferred so he could stay and treat patients. Several physicians and nurses went abroad. Sayre was impacted by the 1918 flu epidemic as WW I ended. The staff carried on despite the fact that physicians and nurses were sick. The Hospital cared for over 300 cases of the disease during the 1918 epidemic. In 1933, the hospital's entire wing was destroyed in a fire. The hospital continued to care for its patients despite the fact that no lives were lost.The hospital Board of Trustees voted to start construction on a new facility. The building opened the next year. The plans to provide medical care to the people of the region were unaffected by these obstacles. Current facilities were inadequate by the mid-1920s as patient demand and staff numbers grew. A new nurses' residence built in 1926 was one of the facilities that was developed as the hospital grew. The hospital built a physician office building for the staff and named it the Guthrie Clinic. After decades of growth, the reputations of the staff and the hospital gained national and regional attention.By the time of his death, he had accomplished a lot. The small hospital in a small rural town had been transformed into a medical campus with a growing multi-specialty group practice of 42 physicians and surgeons, 26 residents and fellows, a research foundation, and a hospital of 340 beds with internship and residency programs. In recognition of his contributions to the health and well-being of those he served, the Sayre Borough Council named four streets after him and referred to him as Sayre's "first citizen." On December 2, 1916, <mask> married Emily Franklin Baker at the Church of the Heavenly Rest in New York City. Emily was the daughter of Thomas and Emma Baker and was born in New York. Herbert Baker married her because her parents were dead. Mr. Baker was chairman of the Board of the Vacuum Oil Company, which later merged with the Standard Oil Company of New York and became part of Mobil Oil.They didn't have any children. Mrs. <mask> was a key financial supporter of Robert Packer Hospital and the Guthrie Foundation. He was one of 13 founding members of the American Board of Surgery, evidence of his commitment to medical education and belief in board certification for physicians. During his time as President of the Pennsylvania State Medical Society, he started a program of postgraduate teaching for general practitioners. In the U.S. and abroad, he received many honors. "The Care of the Patient" was presented at Harvard Medical School in February 1939 and was printed in The New England Journal of Medicine in November 1939. The Professor of Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania received the Alumni Award of Merit from the General Alumni Society.A member and past President of the Association of New York and New England Railway Surgeons, and a member of the Association of Railroad Chief Surgeons.

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title: Russ Nixon

texts: <mask> was an American professional baseball player, coach and manager. He was a catcher in Major League Baseball. <mask> managed at virtually every level of baseball, from the lowest minor league to MLB assignments with the Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta Braves. He stood tall and weighed in his playing days. <mask> was born in Ohio. He attended the University of Cincinnati and graduated from Western Hills High School. <mask> and his twin brother, Roy, both played for the Cleveland Indians.<mask> played 12 years in Major League Baseball after Roy retired after five minor league seasons. <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 He appeared in 905 games over the course of 12 seasons and had a batting average of.268. He had 670 hits, including 115 doubles, 19 triples and 27 home runs. He has the record for most games played without ever stealing a base. <mask> was traded twice to the Red Sox. He was dealt to Boston on March 16 for catcher Sammy White and first baseman Jim Marshall.<mask> played five exhibition games for the Red Sox before White retired and the trade was canceled. After starting the season with the Indians as the starting catcher, <mask> was traded back to the Indians on June 13 of this year, this time for Ted Bow, who was a Canadian born pitcher. <mask> spent part of 1965, with Triple-A Toronto, as a platoon catcher. At the close of spring training, Boston packaged him and second baseman Chuck Schilling in a trade with the Minnesota Twins for left-handed pitcher Dick Stigman. <mask> was the Twins' second-string catcher for two years before he was released in April 1968. In his first at bat after being recalled in July, he hit a three-run, pinch-hit double, giving the winning margin in a 6–5 victory over the Twins. <mask> was sent to their Triple-A Louisville affiliate after hitting only.153 in his final Boston tour.He was selected in the Rule 5 draft by the White Sox. <mask> was released by the White Sox a week before the regular season began. In 1976, he was promoted to a coaching position with the defending World Series champion Reds, after working in the Cincinnati Reds' farm system. In <mask>'s first season, Cincinnati's "Big Red Machine" dynasty won a second consecutive world championship, defeating the New York Yankees in a four-game sweep in the 1976 World Series. Baseball free agency began to dim the Reds' period in the sun. <mask> remained on the Reds' staff under their new manager, John McNamara, despite Anderson being fired after the 1978 season. In 1982, the Reds plummeted into last place and lost 101 games after having the best overall record in the National League West Division.<mask> took McNamara's place after McNamara was fired. The Reds went 27–43 the rest of the way, their only 100 loss season in franchise history. <mask> was fired when the Reds finished last again. He joined the Atlanta Braves as a coach. <mask> was the pilot of the Greenville Braves, the club's Double-A Southern League affiliate, in 1988. Atlanta was in free fall while new general manager Bobby Cox did a lot to rebuild the Braves' farm system. When the Braves lost 27 of their first 39 games in 1988, <mask> was promoted to manager from AA all the way to the majors.The losses continued to increase. In the Atlanta portion of the Braves' history, the 1988 season was the worst since the Great Depression, with a 54–106 record. The Braves lost 97 games in 1989 and 1990 despite breaking in talented young pitchers such as Tom Glavine. Cox fired <mask> on June 22, 1990. <mask> remained in the game as a minor-league manager and instructor, except for one year, when he returned to the American League to become a coach. He spent the 2005 season as manager of the Greeneville Astros, a minor league affiliate of the Houston Astros, and the 2006–07 season as an instructor in the Houston farm system. <mask> was an instructor in the Texas Rangers' farm system in 2008 and was appointed by the club president at the time, Nolan Ryan.The death of <mask> took place on November 8, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. <mask> at Baseball Library has links to External links.

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title: Nikolay Markarov

texts: Russian artist and sculptor <mask> was born in 1933. Biography and professional activity of a member of the USSR Union of Artists. He graduated from the Moscow State Academic Art Institute. He lived and worked in Moscow and was qualified as a sculptor. In the 1960's, Nikolai worked as a sculptor in a factory. After teaching at the Department of the figure, Markarov was invited to Moscow Architectural Institute, where he worked as a sculptor for 13 years. Members of the Union of artists recommended N. Markarov to be admitted to the USSR Union of Artists.N<mask> wrote poetry and prose. Lev Feodorovich Dyakonitsyn is the Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts, the European Academy of Arts and Sciences, the French Academy of Sciences and Arts, and the artist and art critic. The artist with paper space has a soft, friendly love game. It's a very rare phenomenon. Nowadays, there are few such masters. He will be recalled a lot. His wealth of nature is not limited to graphics.Markarov was an artist, a poet, and an illustrator of many books. This fantasy is a kind of discovery of the world for us because he was gifted by nature and did not know how to restrict his imagination. The main theme of Nikolai Markarov is the image of beauty, the image of a woman, his companion or just the one met by his enamored eye, and he immediately embodies them with simple means. Nikolai Markarov seems to catch a glimpse of a face in a crowd, he grabs beautiful faces and wants to remember them, as found little treasures. Sometimes these images are pinched out, the line is so solid, being the formula of the character, and the other vice versa are very lazy. The artist was unafraid to experiment and was coming from one method to another. We have wonderful heritage thanks to Nikolai Markarov.The artist is still alive and telling us that we need to endure routine and everyday life and try to rise above it. A group of selected artists were entered by Nikolai Markarov. The last hours of Taras Bulba's life on the fire was the sculpture I prize for. The Art Museum in Yaroslavl has an exhibition called Nude in Art. The Institute of Heritage was named after Likhachev, and there were personal exhibitions in 2009. M. Prometheus was the publisher. "Origins" is the title of the book.M. is the publisher of RIF ROY. N. Markarov is the author. The works are in 6 volumes. M. is the publisher of the magazine Youth. M., Physical Education and Sport, was born in 1987. TAY - CI ancient Chinese Gymnastics, Tver Regional Council VDFSO union. Tips of the three doctors, M., RIF " ROY ", 2005, Rezina U., Stories, M., 2006 Publications about Markarov Roy G.S.Overheard a song. The gallery was created by Nadja Brykina. Russian and European Graphics of the 20th Century. There is an art museum in Yaroslavl. Gallery 2.36. Markarov has sculptures, drawings, and poems. The Moscow Architectural Institute has teachers.Souvenirs of Yaroslavl Art Museum N. Markarov are in the Gallery of Higher artistic and technical workshops. Nine lines, 1963, souvenir plate, porcelain, diameter 12 cm. The souvenir plate in Banja is 12 cm in diameter. Nine lines, 1963, souvenir plate, porcelain, diameter 12 cm. The watch is implacable if taken off the wrist and set aside. Is immortality? It has been sliced into centuries and seconds.Oh Lord, pardon me, could it be true that I see what you mean? The Atomic Mushroom, the Paper, and the Three Nails have been invented by mankind. The sky was the colour of soil, his hair was the colour of soil, his hands and bare feet were the colour of soil, and there was a dirty man on a dirty land. There was a small mirror in his bosom. He took his glass, Mapped sweat and dust off, and cleaned until it became bright, as bright as the sky. It was like a glass in the sky. He put it in his bosom and went on.I ordered an arm-chair. It wasn't ready in time. The lacquer didn't stick when it was ready. It lost its luster when it stopped sticking. There was a stump waiting for me to go to the wood. I needed to seat myself on the stump and flick the bug off. The Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, Russian Abroad, the Russian Federation and the former Soviet Union republics have a register of professional artists.People Poems.ru - N.N. Markarov wrote poems about the N.N. Markarov had an exhibition about the N.N. Markarov's exhibition is in the gallery of higher artistic and technical workshops. There is a personal exhibition of N.Markarov in Art Gallery Dresden. There is an exhibition at the Art Museum of Yaroslavl in the booth of the Markarov Art Gallery. The content of the 7th issue of Journal of Bogolyubov Poster of Bogolyubov library, literary and musical composition of poetry and prose of Nikolai Markarov was Souvenirs for the exhibition Black on White.

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title: Celia Farber

texts: An American print journalist and author who has covered a range of topics for magazines, including Spin, Rolling Stone, Esquire,Harper's, Interview, Salon, Gear, New York Press, Media Post, The New York Post and Sunday Herald. <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 Farber has written about AIDS denialists. According to Farber, she never expresses her own views about whether HIV causes AIDS and instead just reports that some people disagree with the mainstream scientific viewpoint. She has been criticized by scientists and journalists for her writings. Bob Guccione Jr., her editor at Spin magazine, encouraged her to explore questions about the role of the HIV virus in AIDS. She wrote and edited a monthly column called "Words From the Front" in Spin from 1987 to 1995 about the subject of AIDS denialism.When she was an intern at Spin, she heard of an anti-HIV drug that was derived from eggs. She said that she believed that there was a cure for AIDS that was being suppressed by the government and the pharmaceutical industry. Peter Duesberg was interviewed in <mask>'s second Spin column. She said in a later interview that her first interview made her think about the "taboo" of questioning the mainstream view that HIV causes AIDS. She believed as a journalist it was her responsibility to report on what she considered an important event in the "landscape" of AIDS, despite the fact that publishing an interview with Duesberg would be viewed as an endorsement of his denialist views. She felt that she wasn't qualified to determine what causes AIDS as a journalist. In a 1989 column for Spin, <mask> interviewed researchers and doctors who felt AZT, the first approved antiretroviral medication for the treatment of HIV, had been pushed through the United States Food and Drug Administration approval process due to political pressures.She criticized this process because she felt it led to ignoring other possible treatments, and she believed she had to give voice to the small minority of scientists who felt AZT was dangerous. Her column was criticized by the scientist running trials on AZT as "sensationalistic drivel of half-truths and noncritical journalism that sells tabloids" and could lead to people avoiding life-saving treatment with AZT. <mask> said that she didn't mean to scare people into avoiding AZT. The tone of her column was criticized by a Los Angeles Times column for being "fear-mongering" and "inexcusable". Duesberg's words were called "hyperbolic blather" because he compared people taking AZT to people running into the gas chambers. " Out of Control: AIDS and the corruption of medical science" was published in 2006 and criticized the ethics of the antiretroviral drug industry and examined the arguments that HIV does not cause AIDS. <mask>'s article was criticized for its promotion of AIDS denialism.A New York Times op-ed written by scientists described <mask>'s article as promoting "deadly quackery" for denying the "established fact" that HIV causes AIDS, which could lead to resurgence of the disease if people began to believe HIV was harmless. The Columbia Journalism Review criticized the idea of legitimacy. The article was thoroughly fact-checked and Farber wascourageous for covering a story that came at a great personal cost. <mask> said that she did not endorse the Duesberg hypothesis and that she had approached the story as an objective journalist. An article in the New York Observer questioned whether she had become a "dissenter" after questioning the mainstream view of HIV. Leading AIDS researchers published a rebuttal to Duesberg's views, which they believed were long disproved in the medical community, while others in the medical community criticized her column for being poorly fact checked. According to the HIV researcher, this was a breakthrough of HIV/AIDS denialism into mainstream media.In June 2006 <mask> wrote an article for the Los Angeles CityBeat in defense of Christine Maggiore, an HIV-positive AIDS denialist, whose three-year-old daughter had died from AIDS the year before. She did not have her children tested for HIV after they were born, so they could not be treated for HIV, because she avoided medical treatment during her pregnancies. After Maggiore's daughter died of AIDS-related problems, she was found to be HIV-positive. Maggiore died of AIDS-related problems at the age of 52. <mask>'s AIDS writings, Serious Adverse Events: An Uncensored History of AIDS, was published in 2006 In an interview with Discover Magazine, she stated that she felt many of the older mainstream ideas about HIV were proven wrong and defended the decision to devote her reporting to the AIDS-denialist viewpoint as important for journalistic reasons. The Semmelweis Clean Hands Award was given to her for her reporting on AIDS.She is a vocal and persistent critic of political correctness and the McCarthyism that reigned in sexual harassment law in the 1990s. During her time at Spin, <mask> was romantically involved with the magazine's publisher and editor. In 1994, a Spin employee filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against Guccione Jr. and the magazine. The prosecution alleged that <mask>'s relationship with Guccione Jr. led to her promotion and other job opportunities. The jury found that Spin editors had created a hostile environment and that they had created sexual favoritism. Rock the Boat was founded by <mask> in 1999. The organization's goal was to arrange rock music concerts to encourage independent thinking about subjects which the media had suppressed.How I Helped O.J. was written by <mask> as a ghost writer. The Murder Business: How The Media Turns Crime Into Entertainment and Subverts Justice is written by Mark Fuhrman. Her father is a noted radio talk-show host in New York. She has a sister who is a singer. In 1993, their mother worked as a nurse at Askersund Hospital in Askersund, Sweden. <mask> was married to guitarist Robert Bannister. Jeremy was a son of <mask> and Bannister.They divorced. American activists HIV/AIDS denialists Place of birth missing (living people) Year of birth missing (living people) Living people American activist journalists 21st-century American women

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title: Atyusz III Atyusz

texts: The most outstanding member of <mask> III's family, he served as Judge royal from 1215 to 1217 during the reign of Andrew II of Hungary. He was the eldest son of <mask> II, also known as <mask> the Great, who left most of the family property to his brother, Stephen, according to the latter's will and testament. He had at least one younger brother, Lawrence, who was a judge for a short time in 1222 and was the child of <mask> III. Maybe Denis I was a brother of <mask> III and Lawrence. As a result of the extended clan, <mask> III had several notable cousins, including Solomon and ispns Miska III. Mr Wertner referred to Atyusz as a member of the Vzsony kindred. According to a non-authentic charter from the 1320s, Atyusz III's wife was Berbur from the Hont-Pzmny area.Abraham sold Znka to his sister, who was his brother-in-law. Although the document is definitely a forgery, historian Gbor Nemes accepts the information can be found on <mask>'s marriage, as the objective of the diploma's falsification is not affected from this side. There was a trial court between the Amadé and Szentgyrgyi families for the ownership of Vrkony. <mask> <mask> and Berbur had two children. On the occasion of a possession sale, <mask> IV was only mentioned as a living person once. According to a royal charter issued by Béla IV of Hungary, <mask> IV was murdered by a Puchuna from Slavonia, who had committed numerous murders and other crimes. The kingdom mourned <mask> IV's death.They had a younger son named Gyurk. He was first mentioned when he owned Sevnica. Pécsely was sold to the Chapter of Veszprém in 1251. He married a daughter of Michael Haht, a cousin of Ban and a Christian martyr. Dabrony was owned by their son, <mask> V. Two years later, <mask> V was charged with disloyalty by Ladislaus IV of Hungary, who seized his ownership of the Szentmikls Castle and donated it to <mask>. In 1276, <mask> <mask>'s branch became extinct due to the death of Atyusz V.The head of Fejér County until 1203 was Career Atyusz. After the fall of 1203 when Emeric's brother rose up in rebellion against the King, he lost his political influence. The child Ladislaus III died in 1205 and he regained his influence at the royal court. The ispn of Zala County was appointed by Andrew II after he ascended the throne. He ruled one of the most important territorial units in 1207. He served as ispn of Veszprém and Vas Counties in the same year. He held the office of ispn in Sopron County from 1209 to 1212He was made the head of Somogy County in 1214. The rumor that Atyusz held the ispnate since 1209 is not supported by Attila Zsoldos' work. Ban's first term as Ban was preserved by one charter, when Atyusz sent Lawrence on the occasion of a legal transaction. The second-highest secular position in Hungary was nominated to him by Andrew II. He was the head of Bcs County. According to a non-authentic record, he held the dignity even in 1218. In 1216, he purchased the estate from Pat Gyr, who had received the land as compensation from King Andrew, who had murdered Pat's brother.The estate will soon be sold by Atyusz. Andrew's Fifth Crusade took place between 1217 and 1218. Returning home, Atyusz lent 200 silver marks to the Crown in exchange for returning Kamenica, which was previously taken by Béla <mask> of Hungary. Pope <mask> forced Andrew II to organize and pay the debts of the royal court caused by the Fifth Crusade. In 1219, <mask> was appointed Judge royal. He kept that dignity until 1221. He was also ispn of Bodrog and Varadin Counties.He replaced his cousin <mask> as Ban of Slavonia. "Ban of Dalmatia and Croatia" was the name of the dignity in 1221. <mask> released the earliest known charter issued by a Ban, when judged over the Saints Cosmas and Damian monastery of Biograd na Moru and the Knights Templar during a trial court. He disappeared from the sources after the Golden Bull of 1222. He was a judge in the queen's court from 1226 onward. He was elected head of Bodrog County in 1228. Peter Tétény replaced him as Judge royal for the Queen in 1229.In 1232, <mask> <mask> became involved in a conflict with the Bishop of Veszprém. According to the accusation, <mask> III violently seized and retained the land of Wezmech and refused to give it back. <mask> claimed the land was his ancient property. Local nobles from Zala County, called royal servants, cited the lord and his potential witnesses in front of their own tribunal three times, but <mask> did not answer them. The nobles decided in favor of Bartholomew. Because Atyusz refused to give back the land to the Diocese of Veszprém and Andornok Apti prevented them from executing the judgement, the royal servants issued the so-called KehidaDiploma to call King Andrew II to recognise their verdict as compulsory. The royal servants were able to enforce the verdict after Bartholomew sold Wezmech to Michael Haht.The first sign of "noble counties" was the KehidaDiploma. From the 1230s, the terminology used in the royal charters when they referred to "royal servants" began to change and they were more and more frequently mentioned as "nobles or servants". 13th-century Hungarian people Judges royal Bans of Slavonia Christians of the Fifth Crusade

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title: John Muratore

texts: <mask><mask> is an American engineer and former professor of Aviation Systems at the University of Tennessee Space Institute. He worked for NASA as an engineer-project manager and as a launch director. He is well known for his unconventional style and use of rapid spiral development to reduce cost and schedule for introducing technical innovations. He received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Yale University in 1979 and his Master of Science in Computer Science from the University of Houston–Clear Lake in 1988. He spent most of his time at Kennedy Space Center working on the Launch Sequence software while he was in the Air Force. After serving in the Air Force, Mr. Muratore joined NASA where he held several leadership positions including Chief, Reconfiguration Management Division, Space Shuttle Flight Director, and Chief, Control Center Systems Division. He was the 35th flight director in the history of human spaceflight of the United States and had the call sign "Kitty Hawk Flight" in honor of the location of the Wright Brothers first powered flight.As Chief of the Control Center Division, he led the conversion of Mission Control Center from the Apollo legacy mainframe based system to a networked Unix workstation based system to support Space Shuttle and the International Space Station. He was the Program Manager of the X-38 program from 1996 to 2003 and performed a series of successful demonstration flights. He gathered a team of young, relatively inexperienced but highly motivated engineers to try to apply the 'faster, better, cheaper' method advocated by Daniel Goldin to human spaceflight in order for NASA to obtain at affordable cost a Crew Return Vehicle. For several of the atmospheric drop tests of the vehicle, Muratore served as Mission Director and B-52 Launch Panel Operator. The X-38 program was canceled in 2003 due to the International Space Station program's financial troubles. He was the Lead Engineer for the Space Shuttle Program. Following his technical opposition to the decision to return the Shuttle to flight, he was demoted to the position of Senior Systems Engineer.As part of NASA's outreach program, Muratore became a lecturer at Rice University. He taught graduate-level classes. The Senior Design group at Rice was tasked with creating an experiment to be flown on NASA's Weightless Wonder microgravity research aircraft. The purpose of the experiment was to demonstrate the feasibility of using the aircraft as a test-bed for commercial small-scale zero-gravity systems; testing of such systems in a 1 G environment requires costly simulations that cannot completely model micro- and zero-gravity environments. The Rice team, under the guidance of Muratore, showed that the NASA aircraft was a viable platform for such testing, creating an impressive mock satellite in only two semesters with a very limited budget. He decided to teach full-time because of his experiences at Rice University. He was an associate professor at the University of Tennessee Space Institute.The use of airborne data acquisition networks for aircraft flight testing and airborne science was the focus of his research. He instrumented aircraft that supported NASA. NASA offers a course he developed in Space Systems Engineering for free. Muratore returned to space development in 2011. The first commercial mission to the International Space Station was supported by him. Mr. Muratore was the Launch Chief Engineer for the SES-8 satellite launch in December of 2013; the Thaicom 6 satellite launch in January of 2014; and the DSCOVR satellite launch in February of 2015. In February of last year, Muratore was Launch Director for the first flight of Falcon 9 at Launch Complex 39a.The rebuild of SLC-40 was damaged in the AMOS 6 explosion. The first launch off the rebuilt SLC-40 was directed by Muratore. After moving to South Texas to serve as the site director for the SpaceX complex at Boca Chica Texas, Muratore led the development of the site, the build facilities and the launch pad. The launch director for the first flight of Starhopper was Muratore. The first flight test of the Raptor methane-LOX engine was performed by Starhopper. The NASA Outstanding Leadership medal, The NASA exceptional achievement medal, and the NASA exceptional service medal were all awarded to Mr. Muratore during his time at NASA. In September 2020, Muratore joined Kairos Power as Senior Director of Special Projects.The Engineering Test Unit prototype reactor is being built in Albuquerque New Mexico. The ultimate goal of Kairos Power is to enable the world's transition to clean energy, with the ultimate goal of dramatically improving people's quality of life while protecting the environment. A selection from 1990. <mask><mask> is the author of "Real-Time Data Acquisition at Mission Control". In: Commun. The University of Tennessee Space Institute and Rice University have links.

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title: Johann von Götzen

texts: Generalfeldmarschall was a Lneburg nobleman who fought during the Thirty Years' War. He had two sons with his wife, the Count of Gtzen and the Count of Gtzen's son. After the Battle of Dessau Bridge, Gtzen defected to the Holy Roman Empire. He gained a reputation for his bravery after attaining the rank of Generalfeldmarschall in the Holy Roman Empire. He was killed in the Battle of Jankau. The military career baron of Gtzen was born in 1599. He joined the army of the Electoral Palatinate at the outbreak of the Thirty Years' War.He defected to the Imperialists after the Battle of Dessau Bridge. He received the command of the island of Rgen two years after taking part in the occupation of the Duchy of Pomerania. He participated in the unsuccessful siege of Stralsund in 1628. The Swedish intervention in the Thirty Years' War led to the loss of Pomerania, Gtzen's forces remained in the area for a short period of time, engaging in the act of extortion. He left the army after the dismissal of Imperial Albrecht <mask>. Ferdinand II restored Wallenstein to the position of chief of staff. The Imperial army was reorganized by Wallenstein and Gtzen was recalled into active service.Gtzen led a cavalry division at the Battle of Ltzen. Gtzen was promoted to the rank of general. In the aftermath of Wallenstein's assassination, he was placed under the command of Matthias Gallas, distinguishing himself at the Battle of Nrdlingen. He was court–martialed in 1635 for his poor performance in the Silesian campaign in combination with his previous association with Wallenstein. His reputation as an experienced and brave commander earned him the rank of Generalfeldmarschall in 1636. The stalemate of the Hessian War could not be stopped by the Bavarians. The Imperialist blockades of Koblenz and the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress were reinforced in January 1637.Since August 1635, the French garrisons protecting the fortresses have been isolated. The 195 survivors of the initial 2,000 force were forced to surrender on June 28, 1637, in exchange for save passage home. Gtzen and Melchior <mask>zfeldt left for northern Germany in March 1637 after the Imperialist defeat at the Battle of Rheinfelden. The French army was evading the numerically superior French in the Franche-Comté and Gtzen was trying to relieve them. Gtzen diverted his troops towards Alsace in the hopes of taking the local French garrisons, but he chose not to attack Bernard directly. Gtzen was forced to fall back to Offenburg by the French who refused to crack. Bernard drew 11,400 men from the siege lines to move through Kenzingen and Lahr as Gtzen's army was loading supplies onto barges at Rheinau.Gtzen's scouts reported that he was approaching on August 8. The rest of the army had a ditch between the hill and Friesenheim. Bernard disengaged after realizing that the terrain did not favor him. Savelli, who was leading two thirds of the army along with a supply column heading towards Wittenweiher, failed to take the necessary precautions after the column emerged from the Kaiserwald forest. Savelli's was cut down by a cavalry charge after a combination of musket and cannon fire. A complete collapse of the army was prevented by Gtzen arriving early. By the time they retreated to Offenburg, only 3,000 remained under Bavarian colors, the rest were killed, captured or deserting, and 3,000 wagons of food and ammunition were also lost to the enemy.Savelli was protected from a court martial by his court connections. Due to a lack of coordination on the part of Charles, he failed to relieve Breisach on both occasions. Savelli scapegoated Gtzen and he was arrested. In August 1640, Gtzen was released and returned to Imperial service as Generalfeldmarschall. He was transferred to Hungary where he fought against George Rkczi I's army. He was recalled to Bohemia in 1645 to face a Swedish invasion. He was killed by musket fire while commanding the Imperial cavalry.The character in the novel Simplicius Simplicissimus who took part in the operation as a soldier defends Gtzen's actions. There were 1599 births and 1645 deaths of people from Lneburg Field marshals of the Thirty Years' War.

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title: Narcisse Mouelle Kombi

texts: <mask>, who was born in 1962, is an academic and writer. On October 2, 2015, he was appointed Minister of Arts and Culture in the government of Philemon Yang. His father is a native of the village of Bona'Anja, which is in the district of Yabassi, Nkam. His mother, a social worker by profession, died in 1998. Her father-in-law, a merchant, is one of the first generations of German-speaking Cameroonians. According to the assignments of her parents, <mask> attended primary and secondary school in Nkongsamba. He obtained a bachelor's degree in mathematics and physics from the polyvalent high school of Bonabéri in 1982.He obtained a bachelor's degree in 1985 and a master's degree in public law in 1986. He obtained a degree in international law from the University of Strasbourg III in France in 1988, as well as a degree in political science from the University of Paris II in 1989. He was awarded the habilitation to direct research in 1998 by the same university. He received a major in the competition of aggregation of public law and political science of the African and Malagasy Council for the higher education in 2001. He was an auditor at the Institute of Higher National Defense Studies of Paris. He began his teaching career at the Faculty of Sciences in 1993 after serving as a judge at the Division of Legal Affairs of UNESCO in Paris. He will be an assistant, lecturer, lecturer and professor at the University of Yaounde II.He teaches at the Joint Higher Defense Center, as well as at the Institute of International Relations of Cameroon. He is a professor at the University Jean-Moulin-Lyon-III. He is the head of the Department of Public International and Community Law. Administrative and political responsibilities have been assumed by <mask> <mask>. The President of the Sub-Commission is a researcher at the General secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic. He is the Vice- President of the African Association of International Law and a member of the delegation to the United Nations. Implementation of the judgement of the International Court of Justice in the case of the border dispute between the two countries.He worked for the Presidency of the Republic from 2011 to 2015. The Minister of Arts and Culture named him on October 2, 2015. There is an alternate member of the central committee of the CPDM. He has accomplished various political missions under the banner of this party since 1997 in the district of Yabassi, the department of Nkam or the Littoral region, and at the national level, as Vice- President of the Communication Sub-Commission. The spokesman of the Appeal of the Cameroonian Intelligentsia is in favor of the candidacy of the president Paul Biya in the presidential election of 2004. The imperatives of international law is one of the books that he is the author of. ().He is the author of such a tragic Dawn, Poems, and The Imperfect of Exile. The International Poetry Prize of the International Circle of Thought and Arts is one of the distinctions. People's Democratic Movement politicians Living people Government ministers

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title: Hasan Prishtina

texts: <mask> was an Albanian politician who served as the 8th Prime Minister of Albania in December 1921. <mask> wrote in his memoirs that his family originated from Poljance in the Drenica region, where his ancestors gave valuable contribution to the Albanian culture and revolts against the Ottoman Empire. The son of Haxhi Ali Berisha, who moved to Vtrn/Vushtrri in 1871, was his grandson. Ahmet was the son of Haxhi. <mask> said that family's links to the Drenica region were celebrated with songs and traditions. According to Ivo Banac and Miranda Vickers, <mask> was a member of the Serbian ikovi clan, which Serbs held as traitors. In the province of Dukagjini, where Vucitrn/Vushtrri is also part, the history of the Berisha family is very different.<mask>'s writings are confirmed by archival research, and some documents give an alternative name. <mask> was born in Vtrn in 1873 and had a brother named Ymer. He studied politics and law in Istanbul after finishing the French gymnasium. He used to be known as "<mask>". He was a supporter of the Young Turk Revolution. <mask> became affiliated with the Young Turk party after she was elected to the Ottoman parliament. When he was elected as the Pristina delegate in the Ottoman parliament in Istanbul in 1908, he changed his name to <mask>.<mask> published an article titled "Albanians" in the Young Turk newspaper Tanin because of actions by the Ottoman government against rebels and civilians in Kosovo in 1909. He said that force was not good for peace and security and that reforms were needed. <mask> viewed the place of Albanians in the empire as partners in the decision-making process, which was partly based on ethnic politics. In early May 1911, he delivered an analogy to parliament. The Ottoman state was a joint stock company with equal shares owned by Turks, Albanians, and other peoples. The Freedom and Accord Party was founded by <mask> and ten others who were against the Young Turks and advocated for Ottomanism, government decentralisation and the rights of ethnic minorities. The chapter on the revolt by Albanian highlanders was written by <mask> and was included in an edited book about border defense.The secret meetings of Albanian political notables in Istanbul in December of 1911 decided to organize a future Albanian uprising. <mask> went to Kosovo shortly thereafter to begin the organisation of the uprising after Mehmed V dissolved parliament and called for new elections. In the Ottoman elections of April 1912, the CUP won most parliamentary seats by rigging the election and preventing Albanian critics like <mask> from retaining their positions. <mask> and other prominent Albanian intellectuals started organizing the Albanian National Movement after the Ottoman Government did not keep their promises for more rights and independence to the Albania nation. He was part of a group that started the Albanian National Movement in Kosovo. In 1912, due to the worsening situation between Albanians and Ottoman authorities, <mask> along with other Albanian leaders were present at a meeting in Junik where a besa was given to wage war on the Young Turk government. The so-called Fourteen Points of <mask> were submitted to the Turkish government in August 1912, after <mask> took an active part in the 1912 uprising in Kosovo.In August 1912, <mask> led the Albanian rebels to gain control over the whole Kosovo vilayet. Marshall Ibrahim Pasha was sent by the Ottomans to negotiate terms with the leaders of the uprising and after presenting the Fourteen Points to them, the commander sent them to Istanbul and returned to his army. Some Albanian nationalists were disappointed that <mask> retreated from their demands. The moderate group led by <mask> persuaded the leaders of the conservative group to accept the agreement with the Ottomans. In his role as a Kosovar notable and Albanian patriot, <mask> helped to formulate the Fourteen Points, which were secured by Kosovo Albanian military action against the Ottomans. The commanders from the Kingdom of Serbia arrested him during the Balkan Wars. He was made minister of postal services in the government of Independent Albania in March 1914, after serving as Minister of Agriculture.He organized volunteers to fight for Austria-Hungary during the First World War. After the capture of Kosovo by the Serbs in 1918, <mask> fled to Vienna and later to Rome, where he was in contact with Croatian, Macedonian and Montenegrin opponents of the new Kingdom of Yugoslavia. The Committee for the National Defence of Kosovo was headed by <mask>. In December 1919, <mask> was in charge of the delegation that represented Albanians at the Paris Peace Conference, where he requested the unification of Kosovo and Albania. The Kosovar delegation was not allowed to participate in the debates. <mask> became a member of parliament for Dibra in April 1921, after he helped organize the Congress of Lushnj. He was forced out of office by Ahmet Zogu, who was a Minister of Interior at that time, after he took part in a coup d'état.<mask> led several anti-government insurrections in Albania, which were easily suppressed by the administrations of Xhafer Bej Ypi and Ahmet Zogu. Fan Noli accompanied him to the League of Nations in Switzerland during the Democratic Revolution of 1924. <mask> was forced to leave Albania after Zogu took power. He bought a large estate in Thessalonika because he couldn't return to Kosovo. <mask> and Zogu attempted to assassinate each other. He was imprisoned for a time by the Yugoslav police, but was released in 1931. The Yugoslav government ordered Ibrahim Celo to kill him in a cafe in Thessalonika in 1933.<mask> is remembered in Kosovo and Albania. Serbian police showed machine guns to the participants of a meeting in 1993 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of his death. Out of 80 participants, 37 were arrested and the rest were beaten by police. In 2012 a statue of Prishtina was elevated in Skopje. The Albanians honor <mask> <mask> as a national hero. The University of Prishtina is named after him. He was posthumously awarded the Order of Merit of the National Flag by the Albanian President.Kosovo Albanians Politicians of the Ottoman Empire 19th-century Albanian politicians 20th-century Albanian politicians Kosovan politicians

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title: Geoffrey Gordon (composer)

texts: <mask> is an American composer of classical music. <mask>'s works include orchestral and chamber music, as well as scores for theater, dance and film. His music has been described as "darkly seductive" by The New York Times. <mask>'s lux solis aeterna was praised by John von Rhein of the Chicago Tribune. Lawrence Johnson, of Classical Review, called <mask>'s work Tiger Psalms, a very impressive and significant world premiere. <mask> has served as composer-in-residence at the house twice. His work has been funded by the Barlow Endowment, the National Endowment for the Arts, Arts Council England, the Danish Arts Foundation, the United Performing Arts Fund, the Concert Artists Guild, the American Composers Forum, and the American Music Center.He resided at the La Napoule Arts Foundation in France and at the historic Cliff Dweller Club in Chicago. He is the recipient of the Mario Merz Prize in Music Composition, which was nominated by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Boston University and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama have supported him. His works have been recorded on a number of labels. Theodore Front Musical Literature has many of his published works. The music library of the National University of Singapore has a collection of his works. <mask>'s work has been commissioned by and for many of the finest groups in the world.He was the composer-in-residence at the International Centre for Composers. He received a commission award from the American Music Project in 2015, which led to the premiere of QUINTET for Clarinet and Strings in New York City and Chicago. The English Symphony Orchestra commissioned Saint Blue, a double concerto for trumpet, piano and strings, which was funded by the English Arts Council and was performed in May 2015. The studio recording was released on the Signum Records label. At Carnegie Hall in New York City, cellist Toke Mldrup performed <mask>'s cello duet, FATHOMS, after Shakespeare's The Tempest. <mask>'s Concerto for Cello and Orchestra was commissioned by the Copenhagen Philharmonic. The European premiere of FATHOMS was held at St. John's Smith Square in London.FATHOMS was described as "engaging and colorful" by a New York Times music critic. As part of the 47th International Horn Symposium, his vocal/chamber work Winterleben was performed at the Colburn School in Los Angeles. The world premiere of Chase, a concerto for trumpet and orchestra, was given by the Munich Philharmonic in October of last year. He was profiled on National Public Radio and featured on the cover of M Magazine. His work has been broadcasted in Chicago and New York. <mask> lobbies Congress on behalf of copyright protection and composers' rights. He was a staff composer for the American Composers Orchestra in New York City.<mask> has hosted an on-air show for classical radio. He divides time between the United States and the United Kingdom. Impromptu for solo piano is one of the works on the list. Flamingo is for flute, clarinet, cello, piano and piano trio. The TRIO (B clarinet, violin, cello) was released in 2009. 3 by Liszt.

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title: Conrad Marca-Relli

texts: The early generation of New York School abstract expressionist artists whose artistic innovation by the 1950s had been recognized across the Atlantic, including Paris, was led by <mask>. The New York School of abstract expressionism was a leading art movement of the postwar era. He was born in Boston and changed his spelling later in life. His parents were from Benevento. When he was 13 he moved to New York City to live with his family. He studied at the Cooper Union in 1930. He won the Logan Medal of the Arts after working for the Works Progress Administration and mural painting divisions of the Federal Art Project.He served in the US Army during World War II. From 1959 to 1960, she taught at the University of California, Berkeley. He bought a house near Jackson Pollock's home. He distanced himself from the New York School as his career progressed. After living and working in many countries around the world, he settled in Parma, Italy with his wife, who he married in 1951. <mask>-Relli died in Parma at the age of 87. During the late 1940s and early 1950s, the group of artists who found studios in lower Manhattan were represented by the "Downtown Group".He was involved in the avant-garde art world during the late 1940s and early 1950s. The "Downtown Group" was called the "Uptown Group" during the war at The Art of This Century Gallery. His first show was in New York City. The "Artists' Club" was founded in 1949 and was located at 39 East 8th Street. The Ninth Street Show was held from May 21 to June 10, 1951. The show was located on the first floor of a building that was about to be demolished. The artists celebrated not only the appearance of the dealers, collectors and museum people on the 9th Street, and the subsequent exposure of their work, but they also celebrated the creation and strength of a living community of significant dimensions.There were 24 New York School artists included in the Ninth Street Show and all of the New York Painting and Sculpture Annuals from 1953 to 1957. The participants were chosen by the artists. The early cityscapes, still lifes, circus themes and architectural motifs are reminiscent of Giorgio de Chirico. The monumental-scale collages were created by Marca-Relli. He used intense colors, broken surfaces and expressionistic spattering in his oil painting. He was experimenting with metal and vinyl. Black or somber colors and rectangular shapes are isolated against a neutral backdrop as the collages develops an abstract simplicity over the years.The Whitney Museum of American Art gave him a retrospective show in 1967. The Galleria d'arte Niccoli in Parma established the Archivio Marca-Relli in 1997 to archive the work of <mask>-Relli. The John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art is located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The New Gallery, New York, 1951, contains a painting by Marca-Relli. Praeger, 1967. The gallery is called the Marlborough-Gerson Gallery and it is located in New York. The early years of <mask>-Relli were published in New York in 1979.October 5-31, 1983 (New York, N.Y.) is the date of the new works by <mask>-Relli. The exhibition Reclaiming Artists of the New York School Toward a More Inclusive view of the 1950s was held in 1990. An exhibition of essays by Carter Ratcliff was held in New York in 2011. The Springs Years 1953 - 1956, essays by Carter Ratcliff, Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center publisher, New York, 2011; exhibition: May 5 - July 29, 2011. The architecture of action is an exhibition by the Ronchini Gallery in London. The essay was written by William C. Agee and was published by New York Books Arnason. There is a person named Marca-Relli.H. N. Abrams was born in New York. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, There is a publisher in Barcelona. Luca Massimo Barbero wrote an ed. 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- 888-565- pp. Marco Vallora is the publisher of Galleria d'Arte Niccoli.pp. The first monograph and catalogue raisonné was written by <mask>-Relli. There are External links to the biography and images of <mask>-Relli.

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title: Michelle Bolsonaro

texts: The current First Lady of Brazil is named <mask>. She is married to the 38th President of Brazil. Born and raised in Ceilndia, the administrative region of the Federal District, she is the daughter of Maria das Graas Firmoaldo and Vicente de Paulo Reinaldo. Her father is a retired bus driver known as "Paulo Nego", who became famous for his defense of himself from accusations of racism. She has a younger stepbrother. He is a member of the Brazilian Air Force. Masa and her father own an event confection and production small business.She has a high school degree. She was a pharmacy student but never took classes. She worked as a cashier in a supermarket and as a salesperson in a clothing store. Between 2006 and 2008 de Paula was an employee of the Chamber of Deputies. The term of the Parliamentary Committee of Inquiry into the "Bloodsuckers Scandal" was canceled in August of 2006 and she started in the parliamentary office. She became the secretary to Marco Aurélio Ubiali. In June 2007, she was nominated for the same position in the PP leadership.She had her first contact with her future husband, a Federal deputy from the party, in this period. She was 25 and he was 52 at the time. When we first saw each other, in Jair's room, everything began. We were certain that we wanted to live a life together. When he met Jair <mask>, he was already separated from his former spouse, who had been with him for 16 years. The lawsuit started in 2008. In September of 2007, she became parliamentary secretary.They signed a prenup in Braslia nine days later. They registered their civil union in November 2007, after around six months of relationship. The first wife of <mask> was also his third wife. <mask>'s fiancée and wife worked in his cabinet for one year and six months when she was promoted and had her wage raised gradually. She was classified in the CNE-13, the Special Nature Post, with a salary of R$2,900. She was hired in her future husband's office and was promoted to parliamentary secretary with a salary of R$6,020. After seven months, Jair <mask> promoted his wife to the position of SP28s, with a salary of R$8,040.The hiring of relatives as far as the third degree in public administration was banned by the Supreme Federal Court. The wife of a member of Parliament had her job affected by this measure. Administrative effect was counted since 31 October of 2008 when her dismissal occurred. Questions have been raised about the checks that were deposited into the bank account. In her personal life, she has two daughters, Letcia and Laura, from previous relationships and her marriage with Jair <mask>. Laura was the couple's daughter. On November 28, 2007, she married <mask> in a party house in Rio de Brazil.At the request of the bride, the 150 guest-ceremony was conducted by one of the leaders of the Assembly of God Victory in Christ, which <mask> was an active member and attendant of. The <mask> family lives in a gated community house. Since leaving Advec, <mask> has been attending and helping Attitude Baptist Church in this neighborhood. <mask> and his wife attended the same church. After her husband said he had recovered from the disease, she tested positive for COVID-19. <mask> didn't get involved herself actively in rallies supporting her husband's candidacy, keeping herself discreet and reserved to the media coverage, but following her husband's path in the backstage. Three days before the second round of the election, her first public appearance in an electoral ad happened.She praised her husband as a wonderful human being in the ad. <mask> followed her husband during his recovery after the attack against him in Juiz de Fora. After the disclosure of the results of the second round of the presidential election, Jair <mask> thanked his wife for providing "peace, security and strength" for him. She refused the offer of a minute to speak. On the night of October 28th, the first interview of the new First Lady was broadcasted on RecordTV, in which she stated that she wanted to make a difference in favour of the country. There are social causes related to people with disabilities, with visibility for rare diseases, digital inclusion, awareness of autism, and inclusion of sign language in schools. During the presidential inauguration, the first lady spoke in sign language at the parliamentary office.She is a member of the ministry of the deafness of thebaptist church, where she worked as an interpreter. For the first time, a First Lady spoke alongside the President in a traditional Christmas Eve statement on national radio and television. "With love and dedication, we can build a more just, more inclusive and more supportive Brazil for all", said the person wearing a red shirt with the name "Jesus". People from Federal District (Brazil) are the First Ladies of Brazil.

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title: Abaji (Lebanese musician)

texts: <mask> is a musician and singer. <mask> is from a Greek father who left the Greek city of Smyrna in 1922 and a Syrian mother who was from Istanbul. He discovered music when he was a child in the capital city of Lebanon. At the age of 11, he started playing the folk guitar. He was exposed to both Greek and Oriental music in the streets of Istanbul. The war in Lebanon forced <mask> into exile when he was 17 years old. He started at a boarding school near Paris after arriving in France.He began to write songs after that. <mask> says he was born again that day. He was inspired by many people as a teenager. Jimmy Page is the perfect guitarist for being able to experiment with both electric and acoustic guitars. Being attracted by experimentation and discoveries himself, <mask> has always found fascinating the way Page could make percussion with the strings and produce aerial sounds on an electric guitar. <mask> studied and practiced Tai-Chi and Chinese medicine for over forty years before establishing his music career. He became a therapist in Paris using Tai-Chi and relaxation techniques on patients.Gabriel Yared, the film score composer, made an impact on <mask>'s career. Abaji opened shows for artists such as John Mc Laughlin and Suzanne Vega and became known as the "Bedouin's Troubadour". <mask> is an avid collector of instruments. He owns over 300 instruments, which he has acquired in his travels and concert tours from countries such as the United States, New Zealand, South Africa, Pakistan, India, Lebanon, Costa Rica, Oceania and Central America as well as many other countries in Africa and Europe. He likes to experiment with new instruments. He learns to play a new instrument every 4 to 5 months. He invented a sitar- guitar that he plays with a violin bow because of his passion for lutherie and ancient instruments.There is a mix of Oriental and Blues music on <mask>'s albums. He writes in a number of languages. His debut album, Paris-Beyrouth, was released in 1996. One of the album's songs, Zahra Hamra, was chosen for the "Plante compilation" album by Radio France International. He was invited to participate in the event "Autour de la Guitare" in Paris by guitarist Jean-Félix Lalanne after listening to his debut album. In 2002 <mask> collaborated on the album Desert Blues 2 with a song called "Gibran" which became an international success. His second album was released by Network Medien.This album is a tribute to his great-grandmothers. He plays the oud, harp- guitar, bouzouki, sitar- guitar, daff, harmonica and flute in many of the songs in this album. On his next album, <mask> invited a group of people, including an Indian percussionist, a guembri player, and a duduk master. He and Ramesh Shotham went on a tour to Germany. <mask> is inspired by the spiritual heritage of his great-grandfathers. In 2009, <mask> released the album Origine Orients where he sings in five languages. The album is recorded in two days.<mask> is involved in the entire process of recording, mixing, and mastering. He was invited to play in Pakistan by the family of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Route & Roots was recorded in Paris with a Kurdish musician and in Armenia with a duduk player. He will tour in over 60 countries on this album. In 2010 <mask> played for the Tiny Desk Concert series at the Kennedy Center in Washington. He collaborated with Ustad Naseeruddin Saami. <mask> has worked as a music composer for TV shows, live shows and film.Elements is a score used in several films and documentaries. India, Exile, the Middle East, and the Investigation series are just some of the themes in the albums. His music has been used for television shows and film scores. He is a composer for Kosinus and Cézame in Paris. Music for theatre and dance has been composed by <mask>. He has produced shows with a dancer. In 2016 the label 1 Revolution Music released <mask>'s work called Middle East Soundscapes.Discography 1996 : Paris-Beyrouth 2000 : Bedouin Blues 2003 : Oriental Voyage 2005 : Nomad spirit

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title: Jamie Zawinski

texts: <mask>, also known as jwz, is an American computer programmer and impresario. He is best known for his role in the creation of Netscape Navigator. He runs a nightclub and live music venue in San Francisco. <mask>'s programming career began when he was 16. At UC Berkeley, he worked with Robert Wilensky and Peter Norvig on natural language processing. He began working at Lucid Inc. in 1990 and worked on several projects, the first of which was the Lucid Common Lisp. Due to its free license, popularity, and extensibility, and <mask> led that project, Lucid decided to use the text editor of their choice.As <mask> and the other programmers made fundamental changes to the project to add new features, tensions over how to merge the patches into the main tree eventually led to the fork of the project. The first version of XScreenSaver was released in 1992 and contains more than 220 screensavers. It was originally released for Unix and now supports other platforms as well. The framework for blanking and locking the screen can be found on the Unix systems. New releases come out several times a year. <mask> was one of the first employees of Mosaic Communications, later known as Netscape. He was responsible for the development of Netscape Navigator 1.0 and Netscape Mail, the first mail reader to support HTML.<mask> came up with the name "Mozilla", originally the internal code-name of the web browser, as a reference to the movie "Mosaic killer". During the early days of the World Wide Web, typing "about:jwz" into the address box would take the user to his home page, and the browser's logo animation would change to a fire-breathing dragon. Through his long-time support and advocacy for free software both inside and outside the company, <mask> is credited with having been the inspiration for Netscape's decision to open-source the source code of the browser in 1998. He personally registered the domain name on the day of Netscape's open source announcement and helped design and run the organization through its first year. When Netscape was acquired by AOL in 1999, he wrote a bulletin explaining that Mozilla's work would continue with or without Netscape. After the initial source code release, he resigned from Netscape and Mozilla due to his disappointment that others involved in the project had decided to rewrite the code instead of improving it. He bought a nightclub in San Francisco after leaving Mozilla.The nightclub was re-opened in 2001 after <mask> purchased it for 5 million dollars in 1999. During a downturn in attendance, he explored alternative funding ideas. In 2000, <mask> starred in the PBS documentary Code Rush, which chronicles the creation of Mozilla.org and the release of the browser source code over the course of 1998. <mask> is featured in two books, Speeding the Net: The Inside Story of Netscape and How It Challenged Microsoft and Rebel Code: Linux and the Open Source Revolution. There is a chapter on <mask> in the book Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming. California Dreamin': The Gold Rush was a documentary for German public television. The Computer History Museum has an exhibit called Revolution: The First 2000 Years of Computing.Sleep Mode: The Art of the Screensaver was held at the Het Nieuwe Instituut. <mask>'s Law of Software Envelopment, also known as <mask>'s Law, states: Some have interpreted this as commenting on the phenomenon of software bloat with popular features. He has proselytized against the program. In the book Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming, <mask> calls C++ an "abomination". Though he has written and published many utilities in Perl, he is not without his criticisms. It combines the power of C with the ability to read it. He has criticized several language and library deficiencies he encountered while programming in Java, specifically the overhead of certain fundamental classes but especially the marketing and politics behind it that led Sun to conflate the language, the class library, the virtual machine, and the security model all under the same name, "Java<mask> returned to programming in C since it's still the only way to ship portable programs. People from Pittsburgh Nightclub owners are mentioned.

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title: Sebastian Prödl

texts: <mask> is an Austrian professional footballer who plays as a centre-back. He represented his nation at Euro 2008 and Euro 2016 as an international. He moved to Germany two years after starting his career in 2006 and played for Werder Bremen until 2015. After five years at Udinese in Italy. On December 9, 2006 he made his professional debut for Sturm Graz in a 3–0 loss against SV Mattersburg. He scored his first goal in a 1–0 win against Rheindorf Altach. He made sixteen appearances and scored once in his first season.He scored three goals in 27 appearances against Red Bull Salzburg and Austria Krnten, despite the international commitment and injury. His performances caught the attention of several clubs. The price tag for him was placed at 5 million. On July 15, 2008, Prdl moved to Germany to play for Werder Bremen for a transfer fee of  2.5 million. He said his goal was to win a trophy when he joined the club. In the first round of the DFB-Pokal, he made his Werder Bremen debut in a 9–3 win over Eintracht Nordhorn. He made his league debut for the club a week later.He played as a right-back in the 1–1 draw against Inter Milan. He played in the unfamiliar right-back role in the first half of the season, as he had appeared in 13 of 17 league matches. He injured his ankle in the last match of the first half of the season and was out for two months. On 7 March 2009, after making the bench in three matches, Prdl returned to the first team in a 0–0 draw against Hoffenheim. He scored his first Werder Bremen goal in the 2–2 draw against Saint-tienne in the second leg of the last 16 of the European competition. He made a total of 22 appearances in his first season as a centre-back. In the DFB-Pokal Final,Prdl formed a partnership with Naldo in central defence.In the 3–2 loss against Shakhtar, he played the full 120 minutes. In the opening game of the 2009–10 season, Prdl was sent-off in the last minutes of the game after a second bookable offence. He had a knee injury. He made his return to the first team in the 76th minute of a 6–0 win over Freiburg on November 21, 2009, after three months on the sidelines. He scored his first Werder Bremen league goal in a 2–1 win over Mainz. The substitution bench was wherePrdl spent most of the season. Following Naldo's injury at the start of the 2010–11 season, Prdl became a regular starter and formed a partnership in central defence with Per Mertesacker.He scored his first European goal on December 7, 2010 in a 3–0 win over Inter Milan. He scored his first league goal of the season in a 2–2 draw against Bayer Leverkusen. In March of 2011 it was announced that Prdl would miss the rest of the 2010–11 season because of a knee injury. He had 25 appearances. At the start of the season,Prdl was a regular starter. He scored his first goal of the season in a win over Mainz. He was injured in the 29th minute of the match against Kaiserslautern.He would be out for six weeks after a successful surgery. On March 11, 2012 he scored in a 3–0 win against Hannover 96. He was out for two weeks due to a hamstring injury. He returned to the first team on April 28, 2012 in a 3–1 loss to Wolfsburg. After making 16 appearances in the 2011–12 season, it was announced that he had signed a new three-year contract with the club, which would keep him at the club until summer 2015. After playing two matches of the 2012–13 season, Prdl suffered injuries to his thigh and head. He scored his first goal of the season in a win over Hoffenheim.He was sent-off for a foul on Mario Gmez in the 44th minute of a match in February of last year. He was banned for two matches for the red card. He played the full 90 minutes of a 2–2 draw in the captain's match against Fortuna Dsseldorf. The 2012–13 season ended with 28 caps. Werder lost 3–1 to Saarbrcken in the first round of the DFB Pokal in the first match without Thomas Schaaf. He assisted Zlatko Junuzovi to score the only goal in the opening game of the season against Eintracht Braunschweig. He was out for two weeks because of a muscle injury.His recovery was delayed by three weeks. Between February and March, Prdl captained four matches. He scored two goals in two matches. If his contract isn't renewed in the summer, he will let his contract run out in 2015. At the end of the season,Prdl made 27 appearances helping the club avoid being demoted and finishing in 14th place. Prdl scored his first goal of the season in a 3–3 draw against Bayer Leverkusen on September 12th, after missing two games due to a hamstring injury. He missed one match due to injury and illness.After scoring his second goal of the season, he injured his hip. After the match, it was announced that he would be out of action for six to eight weeks. He scored on his return in a 1–1 draw. He captained his team five times and made 22 league appearances, scoring three goals. On 12 May 2015, it was announced that Prdl would leave Bremen at the end of the season, as his contract had come to an end. At the start of the season, the club offered him a new contract. He played in the central defence role and scored 10 goals.After his contract at Werder Bremen ended,Prdl signed a five-year contract withWatford. He was the first signing forWatford when they returned to the premier league. He was given the number five shirt when he joined the club. In the opening game of the season, Prdl made hisWatford debut in a 2–2 draw againstEverton. He was dropped to the bench in late October and injured his calf while on international duty with Austria. As the season went on,Prdl was often in and out of the starting eleven and substitute bench. In a 3–1 defeat to West Ham United, he scored his first goal for the Hornets.He scored his second goal of the season in the last game of the season. Despite being linked with a move to Udinese, Prdl remained at the club and regained his first team place. He was named the Man of the Match in a 3–1 win over Manchester United. He was the player of the season for the Hornets. He was unable to hold down a place in the starting lineup due to injuries. On January 31, 2020, the last day of the winter transfer period, Prdl agreed to the end of his contract withWatford. He signed a contract with Udinese on February 4, 2020.In the summer of 2020 he appeared in a pre-season friendly for Udinese. He captained Austria's U-20 national team at the U-20 World Cup in Canada in 2007, helping them to a fourth-place finish. He was the only Austrian voted into the U-20 World Cup line-up by Italian magazine Gazzetta dello Sport. He made his senior debut for Austria on May 30, 2007, against Scotland, after being called up to the national team for the first team in May 2007. In an international friendly against the Netherlands,Prdl scored two goals. Austria scored their only goal of the Euro 2008 tournament when the referee awarded them a penalty kick in the 92nd minute after he was tripped in the penalty area. He was a member of the national team.A cousin of Prdl's is a footballer who plays for the Austria women's national football team. Career statistics Club International Scores and results list Austria's goal tally first, then the score after each goal. There are links to External links from 1987 births. Udinese Calcio players are from Austria. Austrian expatriate sports people are in England, Germany, and Italy.


title: Newt Gingrich

texts: <mask> was the 50th speaker of the United States House of Representatives from 1995 to 1999. He was a member of the Republican Party and represented Georgia's 6th congressional district from 1979 to 1999. <mask> was a candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States. <mask> was the first Republican in the history of Georgia's 6th congressional district to be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. He was the House Minority Whip from 1989 to 1995. <mask> was a major leader in the Republican victory in the 1994 congressional election. Time named him "Man of the Year" in 1995 for his role in ending the four-decades-long Democratic majority in the House.<mask> oversaw the passage of welfare reform and a capital gains tax cut when he was House Speaker. <mask> played a key role in shutting down the government and impeaching Clinton. The poor showing by Republicans in the 1998 congressional elections, a reprimand from the House for <mask>'s ethics violation, and pressure from Republican colleagues resulted in <mask>'s resignation from the speakership on November 6, 1998. On January 3, 1999, he resigned from the House. <mask> has been blamed by political scientists for helping to undermine democratic norms in the United States. <mask> worked as a political consultant after leaving the House. He chaired several policy think tanks, including American Solutions for Winning the Future and the Center for Health Transformation.<mask> was considered a leading contender for the Republican nomination for president in the 2012 election. Despite an impressive late victory in the South Carolina primary, <mask> was unable to win enough primaries to sustain a viable candidacy and endorsed Romney. <mask> was on Donald Trump's short list for a running mate in the 2016 election. <mask> has supported Trump's claims of voter fraud. <mask> was born at the Harrisburg Hospital in Pennsylvania on June 17, 1943. His mother and father were married in September 1942. Within a few days, the marriage fell apart.He is descended from English, German, Scottish and Scots-Irish. His mother married <mask>, who adopted him. <mask> was an Army officer who served in Korea and Vietnam. The family moved to Europe in the mid-sixties and lived in France and Germany. <mask>'s mother, <mask>, and Roberta Brown are his half- sisters. <mask>'s adoptive father was stationed on military bases where <mask> was raised. The family's religion was Lutheran.He has a half-brother and half-sister from his father's side. During his junior year in high school, the family moved to Georgia. <mask> met his math teacher when he was a student at Baker High School in Columbus, Georgia. He had been interested in politics since he was a teenager. The site of the Battle of Verdun was visited by him when he lived with his family in Orléans, France. <mask> received a degree in history from Atlanta's Emory University. He went on to graduate with an M.A.In 1971 I received a PhD in European history. In 1969–70, he spent six months in Brussels working on his thesis. <mask> was a student and a father when he received deferments from the military during the Vietnam War. He stated in 1985 that a large part of him thinks he should have gone over. <mask> was a history teacher at West Georgia College. He was removed from the history department by 1976 after coordinating a new environmental studies program. He lost twice while running for the House of Representatives while he was in the college.The rules of the university system did not allow serving professors to run for office. He left the college after being denied tenure. <mask> was the southern regional director for Nelson Rockefeller. <mask> made his first bid for political office in 1974 as the Republican candidate in north-central Georgia, which includes many of the northern suburbs of Atlanta. He lost to Jack Flynt by 2,770 votes. <mask> ran up huge margins in the suburban areas of the district, but was unable to overcome Flynt's lead in the more urban areas. Political analysts were surprised by <mask>'s success.<mask> was the second Republican to ever run against Flynt. Although 1974 was a disastrous year for Republican candidates nationwide due to the Watergate scandal, he did well against Flynt. <mask> wanted to face Flynt again in 1976. While the Republicans did slightly better in the 1976 House elections than in 1974 nationally, the Democratic candidate in the 1976 presidential election was former Governor of Georgia Jimmy Carter. Carter received more than two-thirds of the vote in Georgia. <mask> lost his race. Flynt decided to retire as <mask> prepared for another run.<mask> defeated Virginia Shapard. <mask> was re-elected five times. He faced a close general election race in the House elections of 1990 when he defeated Republican Herman Clark in the primary and Democrat David Worley in the general. Although the district was Republican at the national level, conservative Democrats continued to hold most local offices, as well as most of the area's seats in the General Assembly, into the 1980s. <mask> co-founded the Military Reform Caucus and the Congressional Aviation and Space Caucus. <mask> was one of the people who called for the expulsion of Crane and Studds during the congressional page sex scandal. A bill to make Martin Luther King Jr. Day a federal holiday was endorsed by <mask>, who supported a proposal to ban loans from the International Monetary Fund to Communist countries.<mask> founded the Conservative Opportunity Society in 1983. Early COS members included Robert Smith Walker. Several dozen representatives met each week to exchange and develop ideas, as the group gradually expanded. <mask>'s analysis identified the group's initial focus. Ronald Reagan adopted the "opportunity society" ideas for his 1984 re-election campaign, supporting the group's conservative goals on economic growth, education, crime, and social issues. He didn't emphasize these during his first term. In the first State of the Union address of his second term, Reagan referred to an "opportunity" society.<mask> voted against the Civil Rights Restoration Act in March of 1988. <mask>, along with 77 other House members and Common Cause, brought ethics charges against Democratic Speaker Jim Wright, who was alleged to have used a book deal to circumvent campaign-finance laws and House ethics rules. According to the investigation, <mask> had a book deal in which publicity expenses were covered by a limited partnership. $105,000 was raised from Republican political supporters to promote <mask>'s book. <mask>'s influence in the Republican caucus increased because of his success in forcing Wright's resignation. <mask> became House Minority Whip in a close election. <mask>'s first position of power was within the Republican party.He wanted to build a much more aggressive activist party. <mask> was involved in talks about the appointment of a Panamanian administrator of the Panama Canal in May 1989 when he was the Whip. <mask> was against giving control of the canal to an administrator. <mask> and others in the House, including the newly formed Gang of Seven, railed against ethical lapses during the nearly 40 years of Democratic control. The exposed corruption includes the House banking scandal and Congressional Post Office scandal. <mask> was one of the members who wrote checks on the House bank. In 1990 he had an overpayment of $9,463 on a check to the IRS.In 1990, after consulting focus groups with the help of Frank Luntz, GOPAC distributed a memo with a cover letter signed by <mask> that encouraged Republicans to speak like Newt. There were lists of words with negative meanings such as "radical", "sick", and "traitors", as well as positive meanings such as "opportunity", "courage", and "principled". Georgia gained an additional seat for the 1992 U.S. House elections due to population increases recorded in the 1990 United States census. The district <mask> represented was eliminated by the Georgia General Assembly under the leadership of Speaker of the House Tom Murphy. <mask>'s territory was divided among three neighboring districts. The southern part of <mask>'s district, including his home in Carrollton, was drawn into the 3rd district, represented by five-term Democrat Richard Ray. <mask> said that the Speaker had dedicated a part of his career to wiping him out.According to a political science professor at the University of Georgia, Speaker Murphy didn't like having a Republican represent him. <mask> was the only Republican in Georgia's 10 congressional districts until 1992, when the 4th congressional district was created and Jack Kingston and Mac Collins were elected. <mask> had never represented the wealthy northern suburbs of Atlanta in the new 6th district created by the Assembly. <mask> moved to the new district after selling his home in Carrollton. <mask>'s opponent in the primary, Herman Clark, criticized <mask> for moving into the district and made an issue out of <mask>'s 22 overdraft checks in the House banking scandal. <mask> won with a 51 to 49 percent result after a recount. He was assured of election in November after winning the primary.He was re-elected three times. <mask> and several other Republicans came up with a Contract with America in 1994 to offer an alternative to Democratic policies and to unite distant wings of the Republican Party. <mask> was one of the Republican candidates who signed the contract. Welfare reform, term limits, crime, and a balanced budget/tax limitation amendment were some of the issues that were included in the contract. In the 1994 elections, Republicans gained 54 seats and took control of the House for the first time since 1954. <mask>, the highest-ranking Republican returning to Congress, is in a good position to become Speaker because long-time House Minority Leader Bob Michel of Illinois did not run for re-election. The center of gravity in the nation's capital was changed by the election of Republicans.<mask> was named the 1995 "Man of the Year" by Time magazine. <mask> promised to bring the Contract's issues to a vote within the first 100 days of the session. The "Contract on America" was called by President Clinton. Legislation proposed by the 104th United States Congress included term limits for Congressional Representatives, tax cuts, welfare reform, and a balanced budget amendment, as well as independent auditing of the finances of the House of Representatives and elimination of non-essential services such as the House barbershop and shoe-shine concessions After <mask>'s first two years as House Speaker, the Republican majority was re-elected in 1996, the first time in over six decades that Republicans had done so. <mask> wanted to tie Christian conservatism to the Republican Party. Christian conservatism was firmly ingrained in the Republican Party's policies by 2000.David Mayhew, a congressional scholar at Yale University, describes <mask> as profoundly influential, saying "In <mask>, we have as good a case as we are likely to see of a member of Congress operating in the public sphere with consequence." <mask> has been credited by a number of scholars with playing a key role in helping to undermine democratic norms in the United States. <mask>'s speakership had a profound and lasting impact on American politics and the health of American democracy according to Harvard University political scientists. <mask> instilled a "combative" approach in the Republican Party, where language and hyper-partisanship became commonplace, and where democratic norms were abandoned. <mask> frequently questioned the patriotism of Democrats, compared them to fascists, and accused them of wanting to destroy the United States. <mask> oversaw several government shutdowns. <mask> told Republicans to use words such as "betray, bizarre, decay, destroy, devour, greed, lie, pathetic, radical, selfish, shame, sick, steal, and traitors" about Democrats.<mask> is one of the key figures in the book The Polarizers by Colgate University political scientist Sam Rosenfeld. <mask> prioritized responsible party principles over engaging the majority party as junior participants in governance. According to a Boston College political scientist, <mask> helped to nationalize American politics in a way where Democratic politicians on the state and local level were increasingly tied to the national Democratic party and President Clinton. <mask> and his allies believed that an organized effort to intensify the ideological contrast between the congressional parties would allow the Republicans to. They worked to tie individual Democratic incumbents to the party's more liberal national leadership while simultaneously raising highly charged cultural issues in Congress, such as proposed constitutional amendments to allow prayer in public schools and to ban the burning of the American flag. The Republican Party's success in the 1994 U.S. midterm elections was vindicated by <mask>'s view. <mask> had become both the strategic architect and public face of his party.Moderate Republican incumbents in blue states were more vulnerable to electoral defeat because of the increasing nationalization of politics. Sean M. Theriault is a political scientist at the University of Texas. According to a study done by Theriault and Duke University, <mask> was the first Republican to be elected to the Senate after 1978. <mask> had control of the Speaker's office. <mask> elevated junior and more extreme House members to powerful committees, which led to the obliteration of internal rules in the committees. Republican chairs were not allowed to develop a power base separate from the Republican Party because of term limits. <mask>'s power was strengthened and there was an increase in conformity among Republican congress people.Welfare reform was a central pledge of President Bill Clinton's campaign. The Clinton administration was more interested in pursuing a universal health care program by 1994. <mask> claimed that Congress could pass a welfare reform bill in 90 days. He said that the Republican Party would apply political pressure on the President to approve their welfare legislation. <mask> and his supporters pushed for passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act, which was intended to reconstruct the welfare system, after two welfare reform bills were vetoed by Clinton. The act gave state governments more control over welfare delivery. The Aid to Families with Dependent Children program was replaced by the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.Changes to the welfare system included stricter conditions for food stamp eligibility, reductions in immigrant welfare assistance, and work requirements for recipients. The bill was signed into law by Clinton. In his 1998 book Lessons Learned the Hard Way, <mask> encouraged volunteerism and spiritual renewal, placing more importance on families, creating tax incentives and reducing regulations for businesses in poor neighborhoods, and increasing property ownership by low-income families. The movement to improve people's lives by helping them build their own homes was praised by him. The 1994 Contract with America

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