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texts: <mask> was appointed as Minister for Employment, Workforce, Skills, Small and Family Business by Prime Minister Scott Morrison in his March 2021. <mask> was promoted to Minister for Government Services and the Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme. He was made the acting minister for education and youth. He is the Member of Parliament for Fadden on the Northern Gold Coast. <mask> was the Assistant Minister for Defence in the Abbott Ministry. <mask> was appointed to the roles of Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Minister for Human Services and Minister assisting the Prime Minister for the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War. <mask> resigned from the Ministry on February 12th after an investigation into a possible conflict of interest.Peter Dutton tried to take over the leadership of the Liberal Party. The party voted to hold a second ballot on August 24th after the leader chose not to stand. <mask> is said to have supported Scott Morrison for the leadership of the Liberal party. <mask> was an assistant treasurer in the Morrison ministry. One of Prime Minister Morrison's closest advisers is <mask>. He is a member of a number of Cabinet committees. <mask> was born in Victoria and grew up on a sugar cane farm in Australia.At the age of 17, he was awarded a scholarship to the Australian Defence Force Academy. <mask> attended the Royal Military College Duntroon. He graduated from the University of New South Wales with a Bachelor of Arts with honours after completing a Masters in Business Administration and a Masters in Information Technology. <mask>'s professional career began in the military, where he served for twelve years in units including the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment and the 51st Battalion, The Far North Queensland Regiment. The largest indigenous unit in the Defence Force was based on Thursday Island. <mask> completed most of his master's degrees during this time. <mask> spent most of his military career working in military intelligence and security, and worked his way up to the rank of captain.After the civil war, there was a four-month tour of duty with the peace monitoring force. <mask> founded the IT services firm with Andrew Chantler. Business Review Weekly named the company a "Fast 100" award winner in 2006 after it grew to be a nationwide company. The fastest-growing 100 companies in Australia was recognised by the list and again featured GMT Recruitment. <mask> joined the Liberal Party. He explained to parliament that he was motivated to action as he witnessed the "diabolical consequences of the recession which, apparently, 'we had to have', the crippling interest rates and the very high level of industrial disputes which so adversely impacted on my family and many surrounding families". The need to ensure that this place was governed for all Australia and not just for sectional interests became self-evident.<mask> was elected to the House of Representatives in 2007. He was appointed Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Defence on December 8, 2009. He was promoted to Shadow Minister for Defence Science, Technology and Personnel on September 14, 2010. <mask> was appointed the assistant minister for defence after the election. He was made Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Minister for Human Services, and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Centenary of ANZAC after the change of prime minister. <mask> was appointed as assistant treasurer in the first Morrison ministry after supporting Scott Morrison for the Prime Ministership. <mask> was appointed as Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme and Minister for Government Services after being promoted to Cabinet following the Coalition's re- election in May 2019.<mask> was promoted to the role of Minister for Employment, Workforce, Skills, Small and Family Business in March 2021. The Digital Transformation Agency was responsible for whole-of-government technology. The Prime Minister cited <mask>'s previous role in explaining why he had been promoted. Mr <mask> was the Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Mr <mask> directed the National Disability Insurance Agency to provide standardised interim plans to children who have been found eligible for the NDIS, but who are likely to experience delays. Over 400,000 Australians are being supported through the NDIS according to Josh Frydenberg in the 2020 Federal Budget. The National Disability Insurance Agency and the Federal Government worked hard to shorten the waiting times for the program.According to the report, 85 per cent of the participants rated their planning experience very good or good. <mask> said the Federal Government had made improving access and planning decision timeframes a priority and had made improvements since May. In February 2021, Minister <mask> said he would press ahead with introducing legislative amendments to parliament after a court ruled sex services were not excluded under law from being taxpayer funded through the NDIS. Mr <mask> established Services Australia at the outset of his role as Minister for Government Services. The reform to government service delivery task force was led by Mr Martin Hoffman. Mr <mask> said Australians expect a simple and seamless interaction when they reach out for government services. Services Australia will have the right structure in place to deliver that experience.In the future, I want Services Australia to deliver a similar experience to what Australians are used to when dealing with everyday services, such as banking and shopping, which is why I appointed Rebecca Skinner as CEO of Services Australia in March 2020. Services Australia staff were deployed as part of the emergency response to the Black Summer Bushfires. Minister <mask> told Parliament that Services Australia had provided support to deploy more than 20 mobile support teams into dozens of hard-to-reach communities and deliver millions of dollars in disaster payments to fire-affected residents. Services Australia was able to provide 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 The response to the COVID-19 Pandemic was led by the Minister for Government Services. In March 2020 the National Cabinet closed large sections of the Australian economy, causing a high demand for social supports and causing thousands of people to queue outside Centrelinks to apply for government payments. Services Australia made impressive strides in process simplification and digital processing to adapt to the demand, according to Minister Robert.Minister <mask> said: "This included enabling people to establish their identity online, providing customer reference numbers via myGov and introducing a simplified online claim form, which people can complete in about 20 minutes, as opposed to the previous average of 55 minutes." After a surge of 12,000 staff from across the Australian Public Service and service partners Services Australia processed as many Jobseeker claims as it normally would in two years. Over one million Australians who have lost their jobs have been helped by the agency thanks to the help of staff from across the Australian Public Service. On Sunday 7 February 2021, Minister <mask> announced Services Australia would make it possible for Australians to carry hard copies of the proof of vaccination with them. In preparation for the COVID-19 vaccine roll out, Services Australia has made critical enhancements to the Australian Immunisation Register, including increasing system capacity so more customers can access their information at the same time. We will continue to improve our systems to support a quicker return to normal life for Australians. Improvements to how Australians store or access their immunisation history statement could be made, as well as making it faster and easier to securely access proof of COVID-19 vaccination.In December 2020 Minister <mask> announced that a refurbished Services Australia Service Centre in Western Australia would be used to trial a "new era" of government service delivery. Older Australians who need additional support would be helped by a newwelcoming environment at the Perth City Service Centre. The new centre would offer upgraded self-service facilities, digital support, appointment-based services, and specialist services made available through video chat, according to Minister <mask>. The Virtual Service Centre pilot is seeing excellent results and it is an innovative approach to service delivery that I would like to see expanded to ensure Australians can access the services they rely on. <mask> was promoted to the role of Minister for Employment, Workforce, Skills, Small and Family Business in March 2021. The Digital Transformation Agency was responsible for whole-of-government technology. <mask> led the effort to build Australia's workforce which included the largest investment in skills and training in Australia's history.The Morrison Government's $2 billion JobTrainer program has hit another significant milestone, exceeding its initial course commitment with more than 300,000 enrols across the country. An official update from the National Centre for Vocational Education Research marked the major JobTrainer milestone. In-training in Australia will increase by 27 per cent in 2021. The last 12 months have seen a significant increase in graduations. The completion rates are up compared to last year. Minister <mask> said: Our policies and record funding, $7.1 billion this year alone, are putting Australians at the front of the queue, whether that is starting an apprenticeship, mastering an in-demand skill or getting a job. Over half a million job ready Australians are skilling up or skilled up, with more than 300,000 JobTrainer enrols and the highest level of trade apprentices on record.In October 2021, Minister <mask> announced the completion of the Government's national network of ten Industry Training Hubs, with the launch of the latest hub in Alice Springs. The national network of Industry Training Hubs was part of the Government's focus on helping young Australians to build skills for jobs. In October 2021, Minister <mask> announced a fundamental change to Australia's VET system. The new Industry Clusters model groups of aligned industries were expected to be up and running by January of next year. The reforms will ensure courses and qualifications meet the needs of industry as well as students, according to the Government. Australia's economic future depends on a VET system that works for students and employers, which is why industry engagement is so important as part of our skills-led recovery. The new Industry Clusters will strengthen employer leadership and engagement, giving industry a broader, more strategic role ensuring Australia's VET system addresses skills and workforce challenges across the economy, including labour demands, as we reopen strongly.The employment facilitations network was rolled out by the government in November of 2021. The $276.3 million boost to the Local Jobs Program in the 2020-21 Federal Budget funded the nation-wide expansion. The Local Jobs Program brings together expertise, resources and access to funding at the local level to support job seekers and their communities. Reskilling, upskilling and employment pathways are part of the program that supports Australia's economic recovery from the COVID-19 Pandemic. Minister <mask> said that the Local Jobs Program is all about creating opportunities for businesses to connect with workers they need. We want to make sure local job seekers can find gainful employment. The Local Jobs Program can help local communities.Australia hit the highest level of trade apprentices on record. Australian in-training trade apprenticeships reached the highest number since records began in 1963, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The Morrison Government's record funding of skills and training has led to an increase in the number of Australians undertaking skills and training. The former Rudd-Gillard-Rudd Labor Government cut incentives to employ apprentices to the tune of over $1 billion. According to the National Centre for Vocational Education Research, apprentices and trainees in-training collapsed by 22 per cent. The tightening of policy measures to address the widespread transfers of existing workers into traineeships and apprenticeships to gain easy access to government

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texts: supports was attributed to by the Departmental Evidence provided at Senate Estimates. The Morrison Government provided the majority of the increase to funding across the skills and training sector, according to a study by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research.The Morrison Government increased funding from $2.65 billion to $3.83 billion, an increase of 44.7%, according to the NCVER study. The combined contribution of the State and territory governments increased from $3.86 billion in 2020 to $3.72 billion in 2019. The Morrison Government has delivered the highest number of trade apprentices on record, hundreds of thousands of Australians are upskilling or re-training thanks to JobTrainer, and record levels of Commonwealth financial supports are in place to support Australians to get world-leading job ready. The report shows that the Morrison Government's significant supports during the pandemic will help to maintain and grow Australia's workforce through the greatest economic shock since the Great Depression, thanks to our efforts in 2020. Labor's Skills Election Platform was criticized by Minister <mask> in December 2021. He said that Australians can't trust Labor because they slashed employer incentives and saw the biggest fall in training commencements on record. The Morrison Government is the best friend apprentices have ever had and now we know that the Labor Party will endanger the economic recovery by cutting funding.There has been a 5 per cent increase in the number of Australians studying this year, as a result of the uncapped university places under the Morrison Government. The Morrison Government is delivering $2b into VET skills through JobTrainer. We have invested over $4b into boosting apprenticeships and ensuring Australians complete their apprenticeship, so we have the most trade apprentices working right now. Anthony Albanese's announcement is less money than what the Government is spending so Australians have a right to ask why Labor is cutting funding at a time we need skills the most. Minister <mask> announced a raft of new measures to equip Australia's workforce with the skills needed to grow Australia's prosperity. The first State of the Skills Report was delivered by the National Skills Commission. The Morrison Government will deliver a range of measures designed to build workforce capability, support job mobility and ensure challenges such as workforce shortages, the accelerated pace of change with increased use of digital technology, and more flexible ways of working.Australia's continued prosperity depends on a workforce with the right skills to meet the demands of the economy and community, as well as the agility to rise to the opportunities presented by emerging industries. I am announcing a range of measures designed to help Australians connect to meaningful employment and inform and empower industry to play an important role in attracting and retaining employees. The first Trucking Apprenticeship in Australia was launched in December of 2021. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said a new national trucking apprenticeship was a critical step to address a potential shortfall in the trucking workforce while meeting supply chain challenges. According to the National Centre for Vocational Education Research, the proportion of Australian businesses with apprentices is at its highest level since 2011. In February 2022, Minister <mask> confirmed that the Australian economy remained creating jobs through the peak of the Omicron surge with almost 13,000 jobs added to hit a record high at the same time as female workforce participation hit the highest level on record. Employment increased by 12,900 in January 2022, within the range of market expectations, to stand at a record high of 13,255,000.When Australia recorded its 100th case of COVID-19 in March 2020, the employment level was 259,500. After Alan Tudge stood aside from his portfolio pending an investigation by the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet after his former lover and staffer accused him of emotional, and in one case physical, abuse, Minister <mask> was appointed as acting Minister for Education and Youth. The minister concluded a number of preschool funding agreements in Australia. 400,000 children will benefit from a $840 million preschool funding agreement signed by the New South Wales and Commonwealth governments. The Victorian and Commonwealth governments signed a $514 million preschool funding agreement in December of 2021. The Commonwealth and South Australian governments signed a $113 million preschool funding agreement in December of 2021. The Commonwealth and Northern Territory governments signed a $20 million preschool funding agreement in December of 2021.The Commonwealth and Australian Capital Territory governments signed a $40 million preschool funding agreement on December 30, 2021. A $360 million preschool funding agreement was signed by the Commonwealth and Queensland governments on December 30, 2021. The Commonwealth and Western Australian governments have signed a preschool funding agreement that will benefit more than 130,000 Western Australian children over the next four years. The reopening of Australian schools was welcomed by Minister <mask>. More than four million students went back to school. To support the safe return to school this year, the National Cabinet agreed to nationally consistent approach to managing COVID-19 in schools to provide greater certainty for school communities and to give children the opportunity to continue their learning and development with minimal interruption. The University Research Commercialisation Action Plan was announced in February.National manufacturing priorities will be placed at the core of Australian Government-funded research priority-driven schemes to ramp up commercialisation activity, as well as reforms to strengthen incentives for genuine collaboration with industry, and investing in people who are skilled in university–industry collaboration. $243 million over five years for the Trailblazer Universities program to boost prioritised R&D and drive commercialisation outcomes with industry partners is one of the mechanisms to drive these reforms. Minister Rober announced a range of targeted measures to provide support to Australian families and the child care sector. During the peak of the Omicron wave, families were provided unlimited additional allowable absences, while children who were at high risk had the gap fee waived if they could not attend care. If a service closes or is partially closed due to not being able to meet educator to child ratios due to COVID-19, the Government expanded the gap fee waiver for all children so that it could still receive the CCS. The Morrison Government launched a new website called StartingBlocks.gov.au. Families can use the free service to find, view, and compare local and official quality ratings.The Productivity Commission found that the share of public expenditure on all schools provided by the Australian Government increased from 2012 to 2020. The Morrison Government has delivered record school funding to support the educational needs of Australian students. The Morrison Government will provide an additional $1.3 million to establish the Holocaust Museum and Education Centre as part of an ongoing commitment to support Holocaust awareness in Australia. On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the announcement was made. The impact of the Holocaust on the international Jewish community was remembered by him. We owe it to those who died or lost loved ones to ensure this dark period of history is never forgotten, and educating future generations has a key role to play in achieving this. Australia will have a Holocaust memorial in each state and territory after the Morrison Government committed $750,000 towards the establishment of a Holocaust museum in Darwin.It is vital that we never forget the Holocaust and this investment will ensure we have dedicated spaces to remember those who lost their lives and reflect on the devastating impact of the Holocaust on the international Jewish community. <mask> is a member of the Centre- Right in the Liberal Party. <mask> is an advocate of changing the indexation rules for military superannuation. He has argued in Parliament that the rules should reflect the unique nature of military service. He believes that such service deserves a superannuation scheme with fair indexation that is the same as the age pension and service pensions for older people. <mask> criticized Labor and the Australian Greens for their lack of policy in this area. The entitlement to one free annual trip home for serving members of the Australian Defence Force who are single was removed by Labor in 2012<mask> was against removing this entitlement. <mask> believes that the realities of war pose different kinds of physical challenges. Is it possible to carry that weight after parachuting in the rain and landing in the mud? He said that Israel has regional threats that cannot be translated to Australia and that it has women in frontline roles. <mask> said that male soldiers would react differently to female soldiers being tortured, potentially endangering troops or causing them to reveal state secrets. If a woman suffers like that, it's a whole different ball game. <mask> attended an event in Beijing, China, at which a mining deal between Australian company Nimrod Resources and Chinese state-controlled China Minmetals was signed.TheOpposition called <mask>'s presence at the signing "inappropriate" because Paul Marks was a friend of his and a major donor to the Liberal Party. <mask> claimed that the trip was not official government business. In a subsequent Senate Estimates Committee hearing, officials from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade stated that the department had not been informed of the trip until <mask> had returned, and that it appeared that Chinese officials at the event were under the impression that <mask> was an Australian government official. The circumstances of <mask>'s visit to China were asked to be investigated by Martin Parkinson, the department secretary. <mask> resigned from the First Turnbull Ministry as a result of the resignation of Andrew Robb and Warren Truss. During his time as minister for government services, <mask> was criticized for his involvement in establishing the controversial Robodebt scheme. The scheme saw hundreds of thousands of people issued with computer-generated debt notices, some of which made demands for payment from people who did not owe the Government any money, and led to a mammoth $1.23 billion refund and compensation settlement in November 2020.Australian courts ordered the government to return $721 million in welfare payments after <mask> defended it. In March 2017, it was revealed that <mask> would appear at a public hearing of the Crime and Corruption Commission, inquiring into the possibly illegal conduct of candidates in some local government elections. Some candidates provided false or misleading electoral funding and financial disclosure returns, it was alleged. The commission found that it wouldn't be in the public's interest to take any further action. A company founded by <mask> had been awarded millions of dollars in government contracts. <mask>'s situation was similar to that of Bob Day, who was ineligible for election to Parliament under Section 44 of the Constitution of Australia. There was no chance of the previous elections being challenged in the High Court because <mask> had been re-elected to Parliament.<mask>'s parents were listed as directors of his company for six years without their knowledge. The claims were investigated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. The Prime Minister asked the Special Minister of State to investigate Mr <mask>'s internet bills. Mr <mask>'s internet usage is paid for by taxpayers. The Department of Finance said that they had warned <mask> multiple times about the high costs of his home internet. <mask> repaid the claimed allowance. There were incorrect claims of a distributed denial of service attack on the MyGov system.<mask> stated in the press conference that the failure was due to a distributed denial of service attack. He said that MyGov had not been offline, but had suffered a distributed denial of service attack. Commentators were incredulous that the Minister had said "my bad" during the retraction, after he corrected the claim. <mask> joined a business selling cryotherapy devices. The founder of the company was a convicted rapist who was appealing his conviction to the highest court in the state. <mask> was not aware of the company's founder and director until contacted by the media. <mask> quit his director's position after two and a half weeks.<mask> lost a huge sum of money when Cryo Australia was shut down. The Australian Research Council is the main source of research grants for Australian academics. The national interest is one of the criteria for assessing applications. In the second half of the 21st century, the ARC approved nearly 600 grants. Six grants in the humanities were vetoed by <mask> because he thought they failed the national interest tests. He was accused of interference with expert evaluation, delay in making his decision and announcing it "under cover" of Christmas Eve. <mask> married Chantelle in 1996 and has three sons.<mask>'s political website has links to members of the Parliament of Australia and the Australian House of

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texts: The 1st Marquis of Gouvion-Saint-Cyr was a French military commander who rose to the rank of marshal of the empire. He is considered to be Napoleon's finest commander. He was born in Toul, Three Bishoprics, the eldest child of Jean-Baptiste Gouvion, a tanner, and his wife Anne-Marie Mercier. After his mother abandoned him at an early age, he adopted the name Saint-Cyr. He went to Rome when he was eighteen in order to study painting, but he never adopted the profession of a painter after returning to Paris in 1784. He married Anne Gouvion (Toul, 2 November 1775 - Paris, 18 June 1844) and had issue, including <mask>, Marquis de Gouvion Saint-Cyr (30 December 1815 - 30 January 1904), married in Saint-Bouize on 17 August 1847 to Marie A Saint-Cyr was a captain in a volunteer battalion in the Revolutionary Wars.After two years, he was promoted to chef de brigade, général de brigade and général de division. He commanded the centre division of Jean Victor Marie Moreau's army in the Rhine Campaign of 1796. He took over the command of the army of Italy in 1798. He commanded the left wing of Jean-Baptiste Jourdan's army fighting in Germany after Masséna succeeded him, and then joined the army of Moreau in Italy, where he distinguished himself in the face of the great difficulties that followed the defeat of Novi. Saint-Cyr was disliked by Moreau for his incorruptibility. The rumour was that Saint-Cyr was a bad bed fellow. He was accused of not supporting his brother generals, though he was thanked for his support after battles.Saint-Cyr became Moreau's principal lieutenant when he was appointed to the command of the army of the Rhine in 1800. He retired to France after the first operations of the campaign because he wasn't on good terms with his commander. The War of the Oranges was the reason why Saint-Cyr was named grand officer of the Legion of Honour. He became ambassador at Madrid after a treaty of peace was concluded with Portugal. The age of pragmatism and glory was what led to the demise of the Napoleonic Wars Saint-Cyr. His refusal to sign the congratulation for the birth of the empire resulted in his name not being included in the first list of marshals. Saint-Cyr believed that Napoleon refused him troops to disgrace him.He was appointed to the command of the army corps in Italy. He was engaged in the French invasion of Naples in 1806. After returning to Paris to protest his treatment in Naples, Napoleon sent him back to his post on pain of death. He took part in the campaigns in Prussia and Poland and was made a count in the year 1812, but he resigned his command in Catalonia because he didn't want to comply with orders from Paris. He was excluded from the first list of marshals. On the opening of the Russian campaign, Saint-Cyr received command of the VI Corps, and on 18 August 1812 won a victory over the Russians at Polotsk, in recognition of which he was made a marshal. The Russians were burning everything when they retreated back towards Moscow.Saint-Cyr assumed his command after Oudinot was wounded at Polotsk, on the banks of the Daugava river. Saint-Cyr was driven out of Polotsk in 1812. He was wounded in one of the battles. When Napoleon retreated to the Rhine, Saint-Cyr capitulating only on 11 November, he had distinguished himself at the Battle of Dresden and in the city's defence against the Allies. Napoleon commented that Saint Cyr had no match in all of the marshalate and was the equal of Napoleon himself in defence. On the day he received his baton, he wrote a lengthy letter to his wife and devoted only one line to his promotion. During the Bourbon Restoration, Saint-Cyr was made a Peer of France and was appointed War Minister in July, but resigned his office in November.He tried to help his friend and fellow marshal,Michel Ney, by giving him a jury of four other Napoleonic marshals, but was disgraced when he refused to sit in it. He was appointed Marine Minister in June of 1817 and continued to discharge until November of 1819. He initiated many reforms in order to make the army a national force. He made efforts to protect the rights of veteran soldiers of the Empire, organized the General Staff, and revised the code of military law. In 1817, he was made a marquess. Saint-Cyr died in a town in the southeast of France. In Joseph Conrad's short story "The Duel", marshal Saint-Cyr is mentioned as the commander of Armand d'Hubert after the second and final restoration of Louis XIV as King of France.The Writings Journal des opérations de l'armée de Catalogne was published in Paris. The marshals of Napoleon. The company was founded in London in 1987. The French Republican military leaders of the French Revolutionary Wars were from Toul Counts of the First French Empire.


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texts: <mask> is an English cricketer. He is a right-handed opening bat. He made his One Day International debut against India in August of 2014, and his Test cricket debut against South Africa in December of 2015. <mask> is the first Englishman to score a century in T20I. He is the first player to be dismissed for 99 in a T20I. <mask> was born in Hillingdon and attended both Chesham High School and Westbrook Hay School. Gary broke several local batting records while his grandfather Dennis was a talented tennis player who once forced Rod Laver to five sets at Wimbledon.<mask> first came to national attention in 2005 when he hit 55 off a single over in a Cricket Idol T20 tournament at Lord's. He was picked for his fast bowling ability. <mask> played for the MCC Young Cricketers in the Second XI Championship of 2007, after playing for the Minor Counties in the 2006 season. He scored 218 in only his second appearance for the county, following it up with a hundred and two 95s. He was offered a two-year contract by Notts. He made his List A debut against Leicestershire in May 2008 and his first-class debut against Somerset in September 2008. He signed a two-year contract extension after an impressive start to the season.<mask> was the top scorer in the Pro40 2009, with a score of 150 off 102 balls. It was the second century of his first-class career that Hales made in July of 2011. He made 184. On the opening day of the NatWest t20 Blast in May 2015, Hales hit six consecutive sixes across two overs. Hales hit 95 off 30 balls against Durham in the T-20 Blast competition. In the summer of 2008 <mask> played for England in a series of youth Test matches and one day internationals against New Zealand and averaged 50 in the Tests and over 30 in the one dayers. He was named in the England Performance Programme squad in the winter of 2010 after just one season on the county circuit.He was selected for the England Lions in the summer of 2011. He was selected for the senior England squad to play India after an impressive year in domestic Twenty20. After scoring a two-ball duck on his debut, he scored an unconquered 62 in a 128-run stand with Craig Kieswetter as England won the series against the West Indies. Hales only scored 11 runs off 19 balls in the T20 match against India. England achieved their highest successful chase in Twenty20 internationals. Hales was the man of the match after scoring 99 before he was yorked by Rampaul and the game was almost won. Hales made 11 in both the first and second games against South Africa, but the match was rained off.<mask> was dismissed for 99 in a T20I. <mask> played in the 2012 World Twenty20 for England. <mask> was run out on 31 as England beat Afghanistan to qualify from the group. India defeated England 80 to 80 in the next game. In the super 8 stage, <mask> and Morgan set a record for the highest 4th century partnership in the history of the World T20. <mask> was dismissed for 3 and England were knocked out of the tournament after losing to Sri Lanka. <mask> played in all three T20 World Cup games against New Zealand, batting with his county teammate Michael Lumb.He scored 21, 5 and 80. In the third match of the series, in which Hales made 80, he was part of a 143 opening partnership with Lumb. The final match was abandoned after Hales made 39. <mask> consolidated his position at the top of the rankings after making 94 in the second match against Australia. Hales scored 22, 16 and 6 in Australia. He was expected to play in his first one-dayer on the limited overs tour of West Indies. In the T20 series, he made scores of 3, 40 and 38.England will be in a tough group for the World T20. <mask> made a duck in the first match against New Zealand, but went on to make 116 in the second match. He was the first Englishman to score a T20I century. He and Eoin Morgan set a record for the highest 3rd wicket partnership in T20 World Cup history. Although Hales made 38 against South Africa, England lost and were knocked out of the competition. They lost to the Netherlands in their final match, in which Hales made 12 as England were destroyed for 88. <mask> was in the team for Peter Moore's first game in charge of the T20 side.<mask> scored 66 despite England losing. <mask> made his debut in the series against India. He scored 42 and 40 in his first two games, but England lost both of them. He scored 6 and 4 in the final two games of the series as England lost the series 3–1. In the only T20 match between the two sides, he hit 40 to help England win. He was dropped for the first two games of the series after being selected in the squad. He was in the middle of the order when he made 27.He replaced suspended captain Cook at the top of the order and was dismissed for a duck. He made seven in the final match. <mask> was overlooked for the start of England's World Cup campaign and did not play until the must-win game against Bangladesh. England lost the game to go out of the tournament. He played in the final game against Afghanistan and made 37 as England defeated Afghanistan. <mask> was included in the New Zealand squad for the five-ODI series. He scored 20 in the first match, but England ran away with it.<mask> scored 54 off 49 balls, but England lost by 13 runs in a close match. <mask> made 23 in England's thirdODI loss. <mask> scored 67 off 38 balls as England won by seven. In the final game of the series, <mask> was out for one, but England went on to win the game and the series. He made 27 as England won the T20 match. In the only T20 between the two sides, <mask> made three, but England went on to win the game by five runs. <mask> scored 22 in the first game and 18 in the second as England lost both games to go 2-0 down in the series.Despite Hales' struggles, England won the third game. Hales was out for a duck in the fourth match as England chased down Australia's total of 299 to level the five match series at 2-2. England lost the final game by 4 runs to hand the series to Australia. Hales did not play in any Tests despite being included in the Test squad to face Pakistan. He made ten in the first game of the series as England lost. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He made a score of 30 in the next match as England won by six runs to take a 2-1 lead in the series.England won the final game of the series, with Hales making a score of 22, to help them to a 3–1 series win. Jonathan Agnew stated that Hales' technique was too fallible outside off stump, planting his front foot on the middle stump and playing with a bat two feet away from his body. Hales was able to get away with this issue in test cricket, but in 20 and 50 over cricket he couldn't. The fast-bowling attack exposed <mask>' technique in the first three tests. He scored 10 and 26 in the first Tests, but England won the game by 241 runs. <mask> was dismissed for five in the second Test after making 60 in the first. He was out for one in the first day of the third Test as England made 323.He was out for 18 in the second half of the game. After making 15 in the first, he was out for one in the second, as England were skittled out for 101 in the final match of the series. England won the series 2–1. <mask> came back to form in spectacular style. He was the Man of the Series after scoring 4 fifties and a century. The poor Test series was put behind by <mask>, who scored 57 off just 47 balls. He went on to score 99 in the second game of the series, but fell just short of his second century.He scored 65 off 73 balls in a losing effort. He scored 50 off 56 balls in the fourthOD in a losing effort. He scored 112 off 128 balls in the finalODI to finish the series with 383 runs and the highest run-scorer. In the T20 series, <mask> scored 27 in the first game which England lost, before making a score of 16 in England's final match before the T20 World Cup, which they were comprehensively beaten by. In the opening game of the T20 World Cup, <mask> made 28 in England's loss to the West Indies, and 17 in the chase against South Africa. After missing the third game against Afghanistan through injury, <mask> returned for the crucial game against Sri Lanka and although he was out for a duck, England won the game. He was out for one against the West Indies as England finished as runners-up, despite making 20 in the semi-final against New Zealand.<mask> retained his place in the test team despite much debate by the selection committee. He scored 86 and shared a century partnership with Jonny Bairstow when England were in trouble in the first test. England won the match by 88 runs. He gave himself a good start in the second test, but failed to reach his first century. He was out for eleven in England's victory. In the third and final test at Lord's, <mask> scored just 18 runs in the first day, but made a brilliant 94 in the second, but was dismissed by Mathews just six runs short of a place on the honours board. England won the series 2–0 after the third match ended in a draw.<mask> made 4 in the first one-dayer against Sri Lanka, as the match ended in a tie, with both teams posting 286. He made 133 not out in the second match and was involved in a record breaking partnership with Roy as England won by ten. He was out for a duck in the third match and did not bat in the fourth match due to injury. England won the series 3–0 because he was out of the final match. In the first Test against Pakistan, <mask> was out for six in the first and then made 16 in the second, but England lost by 75 runs. <mask> scored 34 runs in the second Test for England. After scoring 17 in the first Test, Hales scored 54 in the second to help England win by 141 runs.In the final Test, <mask> scored just six in England's first knock as they were dismissed for 328 and 12 in the second, as England suffered a ten-wicket defeat and drew the series, 2–2. England went 2-0 up in the series after Hales made scores of seven and 14 in the first two games. <mask> achieved the highest ever individualODI score in the thirdODI against Pakistan on his home soil at Trent Bridge. Robin Smith held the record for 23 years. <mask>' ton helped England achieve the highest ever team score in the same game, bettering the previous record of 443 by Sri Lanka in 2006 against the Dutch at Amstelveen. The match was won by England by 169 runs. Hales made eight as England chased down Pakistan's target of 248 to go 4–0 up in the series.<mask> could only manage 23 in the final match as England lost their first game of the series. <mask> top-scored for England with 37 in the only T20I between the two sides. After missing the series against Bangladesh due to safety concerns, <mask> played in the first one-dayer against India and made nine in England's total of 350 runs. He made 14 in the second game as England lost by 15 runs. <mask> was ruled out of the rest of the series because of an injury. <mask> missed the first two matches against the West Indies due to injury, but came back in the final game and made a century as England won by 186 runs. Hales scored 55 from 47 balls in the 1stOD in a modest chase of 127 which England achieved in 20 overs and made 32 of 35 balls in the 2ndOD which England won by 8 runs.<mask> made 61 off 60 balls in the first one-dayer for England, however, he only made 24 off 28 balls in the second one-dayer, and only made 1 in the third one-dayer. He scored 47 off 38 balls in the first T20 but was not in the squad for the second and third T20. His good form continued with 56 from 62 balls against New Zealand, but he was dismissed for a duck in the last group stage encounter against Australia. He was named in England's squad for the Cricket World Cup. Two days after the England squad was named, Hales made himself unavailable for the match for personal reasons. There was no timetable for his return to cricket according to a statement posted on their website. Hales was banned for 21 days after failing a drugs test for use of a recreational drug.The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) dropped <mask> from England's preliminary World Cup squad and all England squad ahead of the international season. Hales has not been called up for England since this incident, with England captain Eoin Morgan stating that Hales had lost the trust of the team. Hales signed for Mumbai Indians for the final match of the regular season and the knockout stages replacing injuredCorey Anderson. He did not make a single appearance for the side. On March 31, 2018, it was announced that <mask> would join Sunrisers as David Warner's replacement. Hales scored 45 in his debut in the Indian premier league. Hales was unsold in the auction for the second year in a row.He was bought by the Kolkata Knight Riders in February of 2022. Hales has played in the Big Bash League. Hales was the top scorer in the Big Bash League in 2020. <mask> was picked by Islamabad United in the Pakistan Super League draft. Hales hit a record 87 not out off just 32 balls while playing for Maratha Arabians. <mask> struck his first BPL century off 47 balls for the Rangpur Riders in January of 2019. In July 2020, he was named to the squad for the Caribbean premier league.He was signed by Islamabad United in December of 2021. He pulled out of the project due to bubble fatigue. The Islamabad United's first eliminator playoff game is against the Zalmi. Hales was charged with bringing the game into disrepute by the England and Wales Cricket Board. Several hours after England played a one-day international against the West Indies at the County Ground in Bristol, there was an incident outside a nightclub. The ECB deferred its hearing until the legal proceedings were over, as they were charged with affray over the incident. The Cricket Disciplinary Commission found Hales guilty of "inappropriate images" in December of last year.The Commission banned Hales for six white-ball matches, two of which had been served. Hales was fined and had his money suspended for a year. Hales had to do his own training at his own expense. Hales tested positive for a drug in April of 2019. According to a report published by the Guardian, Hales was banned for 21 days by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for his second violation along with his removal from England's squad in the Cricket World Cup and all squad ahead of the international season. <mask> pulled out of the Royal London One Day Cup campaign due to personal reasons. <mask>s interview with LeftLion Magazine was about people from Hillingdon.

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texts: <mask> was an English art restorer and famous art forger who claimed to have faked more than 2,000 paintings by over 100 different artists. The estimated profits of his forgeries are more than 10 million dollars. <mask> was born into a poor family. His father barely made enough to feed the family while he worked as a house painter. <mask> was turned away from St. Dunstan's College at the age of fourteen. <mask> started working when he was young. He was a delivery boy, a lather boy, a lift boy, and a bell boy before he became a house painter.He was a boiler stoker during World War II. He was admitted to the art programme at Goldsmith's College after World War II. He did not receive a degree after only two years. His painting technique was praised, but his originality was not. During his time at Goldsmith's College, <mask> worked side jobs for art restorers. He worked for the Hahn Brothers. He used the skills he learned through these jobs to restore paintings for a living, even though he had to keep working as a house-painter to make ends meet.He failed to break into the art market because he exhibited his own paintings. <mask> began painting in the style of Samuel Palmer in order to prove that he was as good as his heroes. Jane Kelly became his partner in spreading and selling his forgeries. They were put on trial for the forgeries after they separated. He separated from Hellen in his later years. Douglas was their son. <mask> attended the National Gallery and the Tate.<mask> was picked up by an art restorer after dropping out of college. Roberts was less interested in the ethics of art restoration than <mask> was. <mask>'s first job was to paint children around a maypole on a Thomas Sidney Cooper painting that had a large hole in it. To preserve the authenticity of the painting, most art restorers filled in the cracks. <mask> criticized a painting done by Frank Moss Bennett, which led to his career of forgery. He was challenged to recreate one of Bennett's paintings. <mask> initially produced replicas of Bennett paintings, but he felt he could do more.<mask> felt as if he knew so much about Bennett that he could create his own works and pass them off as Bennett's. <mask> signed his piece with his own name because he was so proud of it. Roberts changed the signature to F. M. Bennett and sent it to the West End gallery. <mask> didn't say anything until later. <mask> claims that Jane Kelly was involved in circulating his forgeries in the art market. He created nearly twenty fake Palmers. <mask> and Kelly took the best forgeries to the gallery specialists for an auction.Degas' self-portrait was counterfeited by <mask> in 1962. In 1963, he started his own informal school, teaching teenagers painting techniques in exchange for tobacco or second-hand art books. <mask> met Jane Kelly at the age of 16 while he was a student. <mask> was paid a pound/day for full-time instruction by Kelly's parents. They became lovers and business partners after she became attached to him. The two began a life together in Cornwall, where they started an art restoration business. <mask> believed that the gallery system was rotten, dominated by American "avant-garde fashion", with critics and dealers often scheming to line their own pockets at the expense of nave collectors and impoverished artists.<mask> tried to undermine the system by creating forgeries. <mask> used his socialist mentality to rationalize his actions. He put time-bombs in his products. He left clues about the paintings' true nature to other art restorers. He might have written something on the canvas before he started the painting, knowing that the x-rays would reveal the text. He used materials that were peculiar to the 20th century. Old masters use similar practices to guard against accusations of fraud.<mask> stated in his book that it seemed "disgrace to me how many of them died in poverty". He thought he was qualified for the job because of the poverty he shared with the artists. He said that he "flooded the market with the work of Palmer and many others, not for gain, but simply as a protest against the merchants who make capital out of those I am proud to call my brother artists." <mask> wanted to get to know the artist very well, as well as mastering an artist's style and technique. <mask>'s preferred approach in oil painting was a Venetian technique that was modified and fine-tuned along Dutch lines. The resulting paintings have a variety of texture and depth of atmosphere that are not found in any other way. Rembrandt was his favourite artist.<mask> would make a "Rembrandt" by boiling nuts for 10 hours and then filtering the result through silk. As a restorer, he knew about the chemistry of cleaning fluids, so he put a layer of glycerine under the paint layer to keep it from dissolving. Sometimes, as a restorer, he would find frames with Christie's catalogue numbers still on them. To help in establishing false provenances for his forgeries, he would call the auction house to ask whose paintings they had contained, and would then paint the pictures according to the same artist's style. <mask>'s watercolors were in the style of Samuel Palmer. <mask> would mix the watercolor paints with tree gum and cover the paintings with thick coats of varnish in order to create a Palmer watercolor. There are oil paintings by various European masters.<mask>'s "Sexton Blakes" Sexton blake is a term used in the UK to refer to a fictional detective. The term "fake" is used in rhyming slang. For a short time after its creation, a slang term has limited currency as it is known only to a few people in the criminal underworld. <mask> referred to his forgeries as Sextons. There were thirteen Samuel Palmer watercolors for sale in 1970, all depicting the village of Shoreham, Kent. The 13 Palmer watercolors were sent to be tested by a renowned specialist after being looked into by a Times of London salesroom correspondent. She published an article declaring the "Palmers" to be fake.Norman was sent tips as to who forged these paintings, but it wasn't until Jane Kelly's brother told her about <mask> that she found out the truth. She went to the house that Kelly's brother had told her about and met <mask>. <mask> told her about his life as a restorer and artist, not about his life as a forger. He ranted about his fight against the art establishment as a socialist. An article written by Norman was published by The Times a little over a week after their meeting. <mask> wrote that he did not deny the allegations. I confess to having done them.He said money wasn't his incentive. <mask> didn't feel resentment towards Norman, even though she was the one to expose him. He said that she was sympathetic, respectful of his radical politics, and appreciative of him as an artist. <mask> confessed to The Times that he was the one who had suspicions about their provenance. He estimated that there were more than 2,000 forgeries in circulation. He said that he had created them as a protest against art traders who get rich at the artist's expense. He wouldn't list the forgeries.After <mask> and Jane Kelly were arrested in 1979 for conspiracy to defraud and obtaining payments through deception amounting to over twenty thousand dollars, Kelly pleaded guilty and promised to testify against <mask>. <mask> pleaded innocent because he was working under the guidance of the masters and not intending to cheat. The charges were dropped due to his poor health after he was injured in a motorcycle accident. The doctors thought he was not going to survive after he contracted bronchitis in the hospital, which was caused by a heart ailment and pulmonary disease. The prosecutor declared nolle prosequi after dropping the case. She had to serve her time in prison since she had already pleaded guilty. <mask>'s health improved after the charges were dropped.<mask> was asked to star in a show about how to paint like the masters. The same year <mask> was arrested, he published his autobiography. The public warmed to him after the trial was stopped, according to a 2005 article in The Guardian. The effects of breathing in fumes of chemicals used in art restoring, along with the stress caused by the court case, had taken their toll. <mask> presented television programmes on the techniques of old masters for Channel 4 in the UK through 1982 and 1983, despite his fragile health. <mask> stated in a television interview a year before his death that he was not a good painter. His supporters would disagree.<mask> is buried in the churchyard of the parish church of St Mary the Virgin at Dedham, and his last painting, The Angel of Dedham, is located in the Muniment Library of the church. Henry Cooper, the ex-Heavyweight boxer, began to collect <mask>'s work even when he was dead. His paintings became valuable collectibles after he died. Christie's auctioned 204 of his works in the year after his death. It is said that the amount raised from the auction was considerable. Even 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Keatings sell for a lot of money.There are fake <mask>s. The 2005 Guardian article states, "Dodgy paintings in <mask>'s original style, proudly bearing what-looks-like his signature, are finding their way into the market." They can claim up to ten thousand dollars if they fool. <mask>'s 20 years ago they were virtually worthless. If you can pick them up for nothing, they may be a better investment than an original <mask> counterfeit. After <mask>'s legal suit was dropped, he was asked to star in a television show called <mask> on Painters. On weekdays, the show started airing at 6:30 p.m. to attract a family audience.<mask> demonstrated the techniques and processes of painting like masters, such as Titian, Rembrandt, Claude Monet, and John Constable, on this show. In the 2002 film The Good Thief Nick Nolte's character claims to own a painting Picasso did for him after losing a bet, when it is exposed as a fake he claims it was painted for him by <mask> after meeting in a betting shop. "Judas Unrepentant", the fourth track on Big Big Train's 2012 album English Electric (Part One), is based on the life of <mask> as an artist. The song walks through <mask>'s artistic life from his time as a restorer to his death and posthumous fame. The Fake's Progress: The <mask> Story, London: Hutchinson and Co., was published in 1977. The Oxford University Press published an obituary for <mask> Keats, Jonathon, Forged: Why Fakes Are the Great Art of Our Age. Forbes published an excerpt on <mask>.In Masters of the Swindle: True Stories of Con Men, Cheaters & scam Artists, P. Paci wrote "A Forger's Career, <mask> - UK." The names of people who died in the English art forgers include: 1917 births, 1984 deaths, and British military personnel of World War II.

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texts: One of the best-known bandits in California was <mask>, also known as Red-Handed bebito and Red Dick. His nickname was given due to his violent nature or red hair. His given name has been reported as Tomaso Rodendo, <mask>, Thomas Rodundo, <mask>, <mask>, and Tomoso Bustemata. He was called one of the most fearless and daring criminals in the history of the state by the San Francisco Chronicle in 1872. He was convicted of cattle theft twice, but never convicted of the murders he was accused of. According to contemporary newspaper accounts, he was aided in escaping from lawmen by Mexicans residing in California. <mask> was born in Sonora, Mexico.His parents were of mixed Spanish origin. At an early age, <mask> was taught the same business as his father. The older sister of the most notorious bandit in California history was his mother. According to some accounts, <mask>'s father was killed by Indians in 1852 and his mother was brought to California. <mask> moved with his parents to Los Angeles County in the early 19th century. When <mask> was 12 years old, his father died. The head of a man who was killed by a group of rangers was put in a jar and displayed for a fee.A fictionalized book about the life of Joaquin Murrieta was published in 1854. The book claimed that Murrieta was driven to a life of crime after his wife was raped and killed, his brother was hanged, and he was sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit. Murrieta was depicted as a fierce avenger of injustice against Mexicans. The young <mask> became so obsessed with his uncle that he took to using his name. <mask> gained a reputation as a fearless rider and a reckless youth. The Raines and Golding murders were the first reported involvement in banditry by <mask>, who was suspected in the murder of a Southern California rancher. <mask> was released due to the lack of evidence against him after the San Francisco Chronicle reported that he murdered Raines.<mask> wasfingered as one of the killers by another confederate and he fled north. Rains Cerrada was lynched after he claimed he, <mask> and four others were paid $500 by another ranchero to kill him. <mask> appeared in Alameda County after the Raines incident. <mask> assumed control of a gang of bandits in the Livermore Valley. The gang is said to have raided farms and ranches in the area in 1863. <mask>'s gang was suspected of being involved in the brutal murder of a rancher, his wife, and two children on January 29, 1863. The family's vaquero was found dead, hanging from a tree, after the house was burned to the ground.The Golding murders drew widespread attention, and suspicion immediately turned to <mask>, Bojorques, and another bandit known to be operating in the area. A Mexican cattle-herder claimed to have witnessed the murders and identified <mask> as the guilty party. The only person who was involved in the crime was hanged, and authorities did not believe that the man was not involved. <mask> and two other members of his gang were arrested in the Golding murders but freed due to a lack of evidence. <mask> was a member of the Bojorques gang at the time of the Golding murders, according to accounts. <mask> was captured and imprisoned in 1863 for stealing a lot of cattle from a farmer named Pope. O.B. is a police officer.August Maye was the butcher who sold Pope's cattle to <mask>. Wood drew his gun on <mask> as he was in the process of receiving money from the butcher, but holstered his weapon when <mask> claimed to be free. Wood was shot in the arm by <mask>. <mask> was cornered by a crowd of citizens at a bridge outside of the town. <mask> dove into the river with his pistol between his teeth and swam to the other side. A gunfight occurred when the crowd chased him into the marsh. <mask> was convicted of stealing Pope's cattle and was tried and sentenced in San Leandro.<mask> accepted the blame for the theft at his trial, exonerating Bojorques. He was sentenced to nine years in a state prison. <mask> was released from San Quentin in March 1871, and according to an August 1871 account in the Alameda Gazette, "returned to his old practices as a dog to vomit." He returned to the valley after his release from San Quentin, where he was suspected of stealing two cows. Juan Camargo was thought to be staying with <mask>. The head of cattle that was stolen from Arnett was found in Camargo's yard and he was arrested. An armed and masked mob of 50 men seized Camargo from the jail, took him into the woods, placed a rope around his neck, and lifted him by it until he confessed to robbing <mask> and another man.After hearing about the Camargo affair, <mask> moved to Monterey County. <mask> and Tiburcio were together. The stagecoach was robbed near Soap Lake. The passengers aboard the coach, four men and a woman, were tied up and robbed of two gold watches and $500 in gold coin. Mr. Moore, a delegate to the Santa Clara Democratic Convention, was robbed of $50 in gold coin by the pair. The stagecoach station in Salinas Plains was also robbed. <mask> and his gang were well-equipped and well-dressed, according to a press report in 1871.<mask> was said to have made himself generally obnoxious to residents in Monterey County. They fled south for a "debauched stay" in rural Mexico to spend their new wealth. They are said to have taken a steamer to San Francisco. <mask> remained in San Francisco as he had a girl in the city, despite Tiburcio taking to the hills. <mask> was enjoying the pleasure of fast women in the brothels of San Francisco's Morton Street. <mask> was seen in the city, and the Sheriff of Alameda County began to follow him. A tip led them to a brothel on St. Mark's place where they were watched by three others.On February 10, 1872, the deputy entered through the back door while the other three entered through the front door. The San Francisco Chronicle reported that as the officers entered, the desperado sprang from his seat and was about to draw his revolver, when he was seized by the throat, with one hand, while he leveled a revolver at his head with the other. The Oakland boat took <mask> to the San Leandro jail. The San Francisco Chronicle ran a lengthy article about <mask>'s arrest and career at the time. The New York Times reported that Tomas Rodundo, also known as <mask>, who is charged with many murders, stage robberies, and other crimes, was captured today at his hiding place in San Francisco. He has been scaring people in Southern California for a long time. It is said that he would never have been taken alive if he had not been surprised today.<mask> and Bartolo Sepulveda were both sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a Frenchman. <mask> was indicted, tried and convicted of cattle theft and sentenced to another seven years in San Quentin after the Sheriff could not find sufficient evidence of his involvement in the murder. <mask> was paroled in June 1877 and returned to banditry, leading a gang in raids. <mask> and his gang made a "forced levy" on the town's stores and people. Five members of <mask>'s gang were lynched in Bakersfield after they were captured near the Tejon Pass. <mask> formed a new gang and was accused of robbing a store in California of $300 in jewelry. He robbed the Brownstone & Swartz store in Grangeville.He put his knife to the store manager's stomach and asked if he knew him. I'm <mask> and I'm the Red- Handed Dick. You will open the safe for me. Jerusalem and Seligman were tied up and left to lie on the floor overnight with their dog. Several miles east of the present Coalinga, <mask> fled on horseback for Arroyo Poso de Chane. <mask>'s horse drowned as he attempted to cross a body of water. He encountered the posse that was sent to capture him at the sheep camp of Frank Woods.According to a first-person account by a posse member, posse members encountered <mask> carrying a saddle on a trail, and <mask> asked if they knew the way to Libertad, a nearby Mexican settlement. One of the posse members tried to question him, but he fled into the fog. The posse received a tip that <mask> was staying at a cabin owned by the Higuera brothers. According to Whiteside, they found <mask> asleep in the cabin and took him into custody. When <mask> asked for permission to dress himself, he drew two pistols from his breast pocket and opened fire. The posse member, who was to have been married the following week, was killed in the firefight as he entered the cabin. According to a press report, <mask> made good his escape after the possemen had emptied their weapons and tried to shoot him.The pursuit of <mask> intensified after the death of Sol Gladden. According to the San Jose Mercury, <mask> is considered to be a more dangerous man than Tiburcio. He is more cunning, has a greater physical strength, and is more blood-thirsty. He shot a man at the Mexican settlement, known as Mexico, after he was released from San Quentin, but he wasn't prosecuted. A few days after he came to Mayfield, he shot a Californian in the leg in a difficulty about a woman. <mask> was aided in his escape as the posse was several times misled and deceived by Mexicans along the route, according to press accounts of the time. W.J. is a deputy sheriff.Ellis overtook <mask> on his escape. <mask> shot one of Ellis' fingers after Ellis told him to put up his hands. A Mexican national told Ellis that <mask> had been wounded by a shotgun blast, though he escaped through a thicket. There are conflicting accounts of <mask>'s exploits after he escaped. He was still working as a bandit in the late 19th century. He was arrested near Tucson, Arizona in 1884. According to one historical account, <mask> shot and killed an actor in a Mexican brothel and was arrested and executed by a firing squad.He served in the army in Mexico, according to one account. Another says that, after fleeing California in 1878, <mask> "made himself heartily disliked for his quarrelsomeness and his boastfulness of what he had done as a bad man to the hated gringo." When he boasted of his exploits in one rural cantina, a group of rurales was dispatched from the barracks, and a dozen of them opened fire on <mask> at close range, later reporting that "Redhanded Dick fell across the threshold like the traditional sieve." He is said to have died in Sonora, Mexico in 1882. He died in the early 1890s according to some accounts. The stories of <mask>'s exploits grew over time. In 1925, the Los Angeles Times published a lengthy profile on one of California's most feared bandits.<mask> was described as one of the most blood-thirsty of California's 19th century bandits by the 1925 profile. He was the closest rival of Three-fingered Jack. His partners had little compunctions. They killed in the way of business or to escape. The situation was never so desperate and pursuit was never so close, but what <mask> had time to do was slash or stab with his knife, or drop some inoffensive with his pistol. One of his favorite pastimes was to ride gravely and innocently past when he met a stranger on the trail, and then to bury his huge knife to the hilt between the victim's shoulders. He used the knife whenever he could because he loved the feel and color of the blood.The language of the 1925 profile reflects the fact that the legend of <mask> was embellished. As <mask>'s legend grew, men would turn pale at the mention of his name, and mothers would scare their children with it. There is a list of fugitives from justice who have disappeared. The 19th-century deaths of Californios Criminals from California Fugitives Gunslingers of the American Old West and Mexican outlaws were unknown.

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title: Eric Stoltz

texts: <mask> is an American actor, director and producer. He was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting actor in a Motion Picture for his role in the biographical drama film Mask, and has appeared in a wide variety of films from mainstream to independent. He was nominated for an award for his performance in the movie. He played Daniel Graystone in the science fiction television series Caprica and became a regular director on the show. <mask> was the son of Evelyn B. <mask> is an elementary school teacher. Catherine is an opera singer and Susan is a writer.As a child, Stoltz played piano for local musical theatre productions in Santa Barbara, California. He dropped out of the University of Southern California after his junior year. He studied in New York with two other women. Stoltz joined a repertory company that performed at the Edinburgh Festival. After entering USC as a drama student, he dropped out to pursue film and television roles. The Grass Is Always Greener over the Septic Tank was a television adaptation of Erma Bombeck's novel. Stoltz had a minor role in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, which was written and directed by CAMERON ROWNEY.<mask> claims that he was promised a role in all of Crowe's films. The Wild Life, Say Anything..., Singles, and Jerry Maguire were his last four films. <mask> was nominated for a Golden Globe in 1985 for his performance in Rocky Dennis in Mask. John Hughes wrote and produced the 1987 film Some Kind of Wonderful, in which he appeared. Stoltz played Marty McFly in Back to the Future. His view of the movie clashed with that of the director. While the film was to be an action-comedy, Stoltz had read the script from a more serious angle, focusing on the tragic consequences of going back to live a life that wasn't one's own.<mask> was replaced by Michael J. five weeks into shooting the film. Fox. This highly unusual move required buy-in from his own studio, which allowed for reshooting much of the film, as well as an agreement from the producers of television's Family Ties, which had earlier refused to allow its star to play the role because it would interfere with shooting the TV Stoltz appeared in a number of independent and studio films during the 1990s, including The Waterdance and Grace of My Heart. The films Bodies, Rest & Motion, Sleep with Me, and Mr. Jealousy were produced by Stoltz. On Broadway, he appeared in Three Sisters, Two Shakespearean Actors, Arms and the Man Our Town and The Glass Menagerie. He was nominated for a Tony Award for his performance in the Broadway revival of Our Town.Great Performances: Live from Lincoln Center was nominated for an Emmy in 1989. He had a recurring role as Helen Hunt's character's ex-boyfriend on Mad About You, spent a year on Chicago Hope, and did some television and cable films. Stoltz received an award at a film festival. The House of Mirth, based on the novel by Edith Wharton, was filmed during the first part of the 2000s. He played an English teacher-poet in ABC's Once and Again from 2001 to 2002 and his character fell in love with him. He directed an episode of the show. Out of Order was canceled after five episodes.He appeared in The Butterfly Effect as a child molester and in Will & Grace as a love interest. He was nominated for an award for his direction of a movie. The year 2001. 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Stoltz directed episodes of the drama series Quarterlife which were picked up to air on the NBC network in 2008.In three episodes of the fifth season of Grey's Anatomy, Stoltz played a serial killer in need of medical attention. He directed two episodes of the show. <mask> played the role of Daniel Graystone, the inventor of the Cylons, in the science fiction television series Caprica. He directed a total of 12 episodes, including "Nationals", in which the glee club finally won the championship. Stoltz earned praise for his role as a conflicted barber of German heritage forced to suppress his American patriotism after moving his family to a post–World War II military base housing a German POW camp. <mask> was the producing director of the CBS political drama series. He was one of the four executive producers and has directed more than 10 episodes, as well as starring in several episodes as Will Adams, the brother of Téa Leoni.<mask> and Fonda began dating in 1990. The relationship ended after eight years. <mask> married Bernadette Moley, a singer and former animator for Disney who had migrated to the United States from Ireland. <mask> is a vegetarian. He has directed many shows on The Learning Channel. 20th-century American male actors 21st-century American male actors American male film actors American male television actors American television directors Living people

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title: Casimir II the Just

texts: The Lesser Polish Duke of Wilica and the Lesser Polish Duke of Sandomierz were named <mask> II the Just. He held the position of High Duke of Poland until his death, but was interrupted once by his older brother, Mieszko III the Old. The progenitor of the Masovian branch of the royal Piast dynasty is the great-grandson of the Polish king Wadysaw I the Elbow-high. The honorific title "the Just" was first used in the 16th century. After his father's death, the sixth son of Bolesaw III Wrymouth, Duke of Poland, was born on the same day. He left without any land because he wasn't mentioned in his father's will. The mother of the two children lived in the widow land of czyca.There, the young prince remained far away from the struggles of his brothers Bolesaw IV the Curly and Mieszko <mask> the Old with their older half-brother High Duke Wadysaw II. The death of Salomea of Berg took place in 1144. Two years later, Bolesaw IV assumed the high ducal title. The prince had no guarantee that he would get part of his father's inheritance in the future. He was 13 years old when he assumed control of some of the lands of the family. His situation worsened as a result of the Polish campaign of Emperor Frederick Barbarossa, who came to the aid of Wadysaw II and his sons. As part of the treaty Bolesaw IV had to conclude with Barbarossa, <mask> was sent to Germany as a hostage in order to secure his brother's loyalty to the Emperor.The Imperial Court's fate is unknown. He returned to Poland before 21 May 1161, when he was mentioned in a document along with two of his brothers. Henry, the brother of the Duke, was killed in battle. In his will, he named the only heir to the Lesser Polish Duchy of Sandomierz. High Duke Bolesaw IV divided the duchy into three parts, the largest of which was the capital, Sandomierz. With the support of his brother Mieszko, the magnate Jaksa of Miechw, and the Archbishop Jan of Gniezno, <mask> rebelled against the High Duke. Almost all of Lesser Poland supported <mask>.The rebellion was stopped by quick actions by Bolesaw IV. Mieszko III tried to convince his brother to join him when he rebelled against the High Duke. For unknown reasons, <mask> did not participate this time. Mieszko <mask> the Old, the oldest surviving brother, succeeded Bolesaw IV as High Duke after he died. Mieszko decided to give the entire Sandomierz duchy to his brother, and so he assumed the title of ducal. The strong and dictatorial rule of the new High Duke caused a deep disaffection among the Lesser Polish nobility. There was a chance of victory in the new revolt.The rebellion was supported by Gedko, Bishop of Krakw, Mieszko's eldest son Odon, and Duke Bolesaw I the Tall of Silesia. He was included in this revolt after being reconciled with Mieszko. Mieszko <mask>, completely surprised by the rebels in his Duchy of Greater Poland, withdrew to Pozna, where he stayed for almost two years enduring heavy fighting with his son Odon. He was defeated and forced to flee. Duke Bolesaw the Tall failed to conquer Krakw and the Seniorate Province as he himself was stuck in an inner-Silesian conflict with his brother Mieszko I Tanglefoot and his own son Jarosaw. Krakw was quickly mastered after a successful action in Silesia. The Duke of Krakw decided to conclude a treaty under which Bolesaw the Tall obtained full authority over Lower Silesia at Wrocaw, in return for granting the Lesser Polish districts of Bytom, Owicim and Pszczyna.The rebellion against High Duke Mieszko <mask> the Old was a complete success, as it resulted in the conquest of Krakw and the extension of his title. Duke Sambor I ruled Pomerelia as a Polish vassal on the Baltic coast. Mieszko <mask> Old worked very hard for his return. The assembly of Polish nobles at czyca in 1180 was called to give the hereditary right to the throne at Krakw to his descendants. He granted privileges to both the nobility and the Church, lifting a tax on the profits of the clergy and giving up his rights over the lands of the dead bishop. It would take more than a century to restore the Polish kingship after he won the acceptance of the principle of hereditary succession. Less than a year after the czyca assembly, Mieszko <mask> the Old, with the assistance of Duke Sambor's brother Mestwin I of Pomerelia, conquered the eastern Greater Polish lands of Gniez.Duke Leszek of Masovia decided to leave the influence of <mask>. He named Mieszko <mask> the Old's son Mieszko the Younger as governor of Masovia and Kuyavia and made a promise regarding the succession of these lands. <mask> decided to secure his authority over Lesser Poland by not reacting to the events. In 1184, a diplomatic meeting took place at the court of the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa in order to block the actions of Mieszko <mask> the Old and retain power as High Duke of Poland. The diplomatic policies towards the Russian principalities in the east were the most important issues during the reign of <mask>. The first thing the High Duke had to do was to create bonds with the Rurik Grand Princes, who were associated with the previous High Dukes through their marriages to Kievan princesses. In November 1178, <mask> arranged the marriage of his daughter to Prince Vsevolod IV of Kiev.In 1180, the High Duke supported Vasylko, Prince of Shumsk and Drohiczyn, who was the son-in-law of the late Bolesaw <mask> Curly. The war ended with the victory of Vladimir, who conquered Volodymyr. The matter of the rule at Brest, which had been granted as a fief to Prince Sviatoslav, Vasylko's cousin and <mask>'s nephew, was not settled by this war. After a revolt broke out against Sviatoslav's rule, he was restored on the throne. After seeing that the situation was unstable, he decided to give the power to Sviatoslav's half-brother, Roman. After a long struggle for his succession, Prince Yaroslav Osmomysl of Halych died in 1187. The authority over the principality was taken by his illegitimate son, but he was murdered by the boyars.Yaroslav's son, Vladimirko, took Halych. Prince Roman of Brest deposed Vladimirko and took control of Halych, which was far from stable. The defeated Vladimirko fled to the Kingdom of Hungary under the protection of King Béla <mask>, who decided to send his army to Halych. Roman invaded Lesser Poland and escaped to Krakw and Vladimirko. The Prince of Halych was replaced by his own son, Andrew, after King Béla <mask> decided to attach Halych to Hungary. After Emperor Frederick Barbarossa decided to help Vladimirko after he declared himself to be his subject, the war continued for another two years. Duke Leszek of Masovia died in 1186.The duke gave his lands to the High Duke. Leszek had previously promised the inheritance to his uncle Mieszko <mask>, but his actions caused him to change his mind. Mieszko <mask> occupied the lands of Kuyavia up to the Vistula River and then took possession of Masovia proper. Thanks to the Masovian inheritance, the major part of Poland was ruled by <mask>. Mieszko <mask> took control of Wawel Castle at Krakw and the Seniorate Province in 1191 after using the involvement of <mask> in the Russian affairs. He implemented his son Mieszko the Younger as a governor after declaring Krakw an hereditary fief to his own descendants. Mieszko the Younger escaped to the side of his father, as the conflict ended without a fight.The last goal of the king was to organize an expedition against the Baltic Yotvingians. A triumphant return to Krakw was the result of the expedition. He died unexpectedly after a banquet was held to celebrate his return. He was thought to have been poisoned. He had to face the strong opposition from Mieszko <mask> the Old, who succeeded him as High Duke. Wawel Cathedral is where <mask> is likely to have been buried. He was going to build a University in Krakw, but his sudden death stopped his plans.The second oldest university in Central and Eastern Europe after the Charles University is the Jagiellonian University. The Cistercians monasteries of Wchock, Jdrzejw, Koprzywnica and Sulejw were very generous to the Church, especially with the Canons of the Holy Sepulch. The remains of Saint Florian were brought to Krakw by Bishop Gedko. The marriage and issue took place between 1160-1165. 1140/42 is ca. Duke Conrad II of Znojmo was the daughter of a cadet branch of the Pemyslid dynasty. They had a daughter who was married between 11 October and 24 December 1178.There is a person named <mask>. His father was named after him. It was called Bolesaw. It is possible that he was named in honor of his uncle Bolesaw IV the Curly. He died after falling from a tree. He might have been buried at Wawel Cathedral. Odon died in infancy.He might have been named after Odon of Pozna. The city of Adelaide. The convent of St. Jakob is located in Sandomierz. The man is named Leszek I the White. Konrad (ca. 1184/85 - 24 November 1227) There are 1138 births and 1194 deaths from the 12th-century Polish monarchs Dukes of Masovia Polish Roman Catholics.

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title: Jacques Piccard

texts: <mask> was a Swiss oceanographer and engineer who developed underwater submarines for studying ocean currents. In the Challenger Deep, he and Lieutenant Don Walsh of the United States Navy were the first people to explore the deepest part of the ocean, and the deepest location on the surface of Earth's crust. <mask> was the son of <mask>, who was an adventurer and engineer. Auguste beat the record for reaching the highest altitude in a balloon twice. The world records for the highest flight and deepest dive were both broken by the <mask> family. Auguste, <mask> were all professors of chemistry. <mask> began his career teaching economics at the University of Geneva and continued to help his father improve the bathyscaphe to demonstrate its potential for operating in deep waters.The Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva is where <mask> got his degree. The last bathyscaphe was bought by the government and it was built between 1948 and 1955. With this success, the younger <mask> abandoned economics to collaborate with his father on further improving the bathyscaphe and demonstrating its practicality for exploration and research. <mask>'s son is following in his father's footsteps. He commanded the first non-stop balloon flight around the world in March 1999 and the first solar-powered plane flight around the world in December 2009. <mask> sought financial help from the U.S. Navy, which was researching various ways of designing submarines for underwater research. <mask> was invited to demonstrate his bathyscaphe in the U.S.The U.S. Navy bought the vessel after being impressed by his designs. The Navy began testing the Trieste for greater depths because of its strategic value. With his Trieste able to reach depths of 24,000 feet, <mask> and his colleagues planned on a voyage to the bottom of the sea. The Mariana Trench is located in the western North Pacific Ocean. The measurement of the depth of the descent was more accurate in 1995 when it was found to be 10,911 m. The descent took a long time. The purpose of the bathyscaphe's mission was to prove that the depth could be reached.The descent progressed without incident until 30,000 feet, when the crew heard a loud crack. They touched down in "snuff-colored ooze" at 35,800 feet after continuing the dive. They saw a flat fish and a new type of shrimp when they reached the featureless seabed. Marine biologists claimed that no fish could survive at such depths. The voyage was cut short after Piccard discovered cracks in the viewing windows. The damaged vessel returned to its escort ships without incident in three hours and 15 minutes, after only a 20-minute stay on the bottom. The historic dive received worldwide attention, and Piccard wrote an account of it, Seven Miles Down, with Robert Deitz, a renowned geologist who helped plan the mission.A planned return expedition never happened. The cost to maintain and operate the Trieste was high. It had little scientific data to show for its voyages because it couldn't collect samples and take photographs. The Thresher is a U.S. Navy nuclear submarine. The Ben Franklin was towed to the high-velocity center of the Gulf Stream off the coast of Palm Beach, Florida, two days before the Apollo 11 launch. Once on site, the Ben Franklin with its six-man, international crew descended to 1,000 feet off of Riviera Beach, Florida and traveled 1,444 miles north with the current for more than four weeks. The crew consisted of <mask>, who was the mission leader and the main assistant to the project engineer, as well as the pilot and the main assistant to the pilot.Don Kazimir was selected to be the captain. The U.S. Navy Oceanographic Office sent Frank Busby to conduct a bottom survey along the drift track over the Continental Shelf and the Royal Navy sent Ken Haigh, an acoustic specialist, who studied underwater acoustics and performed sonic experiments up and down the water column throughout the mission. The sixth man was from NASA. Man working in space was his specialty. Wernher von Braun learned about the Franklin mission, visited the submarine in Palm Beach, and considered it a kind of analogue to the Skylab mission. May was appointed as a NASA observer to accompany the mission and study the effects of isolation on the human crew. The 50-foot Ben Franklin was built in Switzerland between 1966 and 1968 and was named after the American inventor who was one of the first to chart the Gulf Stream.It is now in the Vancouver Maritime Museum. An album dedicated to the voyage of the Ben Franklin was released by two Ambient artists. The Howard N. Potts medal was awarded to him in 1972. In 1981 he became a founding member of the World Cultural Council. The Doctor honoris causa was held at the Catholic University of Louvain. The Foundation for the Study and Protection of Seas and Lakes was founded in Cully, Switzerland. The world's first passenger submarine was built for the 1964 Swiss national exhibition Ben Franklin.The official press release regarding Challenger Deep operation can be found on the website of <mask>' son. The Ben Franklin is a character from The Ben Franklin. The story of the Ben Franklin Gulf Stream drift mission is told in From Sea to Shining Sea. Swiss engineers and Swiss inventors were the subject of an Obituary in the Times of London.

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title: Pamela Polland

texts: A number of popular artists have recorded songs by <mask>, who made three albums for Columbia Records in the 1960s and 1970s. She was an independent recording artist and vocal coach in the 1980s. <mask> wrote her first song at the age of nine and by her teens she was playing folk clubs. She formed an alliance with a musician who accompanied her for performances of blues material. In 1966 she and Rick Stanley formed The Gentle Soul, a folk band with an emphasis on creative and elaborate vocal harmonies. There were a number of non-LP singles on their album. <mask> joined Joe Cocker and Leon Russell on the Mad Dogs and Englishmen tour in 1970.She can be heard in the double album and film documentary. <mask>'s songs have been recorded by a number of popular artists. Linda Ronstadt recorded "I'd Like To Know" for her gold-selling album of the same name, as well as Helen Reddy, who recorded "Music, Music" for her gold-selling album of the same name in 1976. The most widely recorded of her songs is "Tulsa County", which has been interpreted by a number of people. Alela Diane recorded <mask>'s " See My Love" when she guested as a vocalist for The Headless Heroes' 2008 covers album, "The Silence of Love". "The Gentle Soul" had an original version of " See My Love". <mask> released the instructional DVD "Vocal Ease" in the 80s, after she established herself as a vocal coach.Her emergence as a solo artist began with the self-written album "<mask> Polland". <mask>'s follow-up album, "Have You Heard The One About The Gas Station Attendant?", was affected by changes at Columbia. The album was recorded in London and features guest appearances from Joan Armatrading, as well as several members of the band and Paul Buckmaster. She waited until 1995's "Heart of the World" to make her next solo album. The album features guest spots from Kenny Loggins, Bonnie Raitt, Chris Hillman, as well as Mike Marshall and several other well recorded musicians. When "The Gentle Soul" was re-released in America in 2003 there was renewed public interest. "The Gentle Soul" and "Pamela Polland" were also re-released in Japan.Both albums and "Heart of the World" were made available on the internet. The "<mask>and" album is part of the internet radio library. <mask> referred to the Columbia album as "some of my best work". The BGO label released a CD of <mask>'s 1972 debut in March of 2019. The unfortunate events at Columbia Records that hampered <mask> Rounds. Melba Rounds was a blues and jazz madam from the 1920s to the 1940s. The "Melba Rounds Show" was a hit in San Francisco and was noted for its exuberance.<mask>'s ten-year stint as principal vocalist with The Golden Age jazz band began because of The Melba Rounds Show. <mask> moved to Maui, Hawaii, after the release of her third solo album, "Heart of The World". She studied local language and became a hula dancer. <mask> is the band leader of Keaolani, a four-piece ukulele band. She is the co- founder of Maui Film Music, which provides film and TV scores. <mask> is an artist and performer in Hawaiian music, so she was asked to perform at Tony Curtis's 81st birthday party as well as a command performance. "Hawaiianized", a five-track digital download, was released in June 2010 by Polland.Pop classics were interpreted in Hawaiian style with new vocal arrangements and ukulele accompaniment on the mini-album. John McFee of The Doobie Brothers played on <mask>'s self-titled Columbia debut and also played a variety of acoustic and electric stringed instruments. Notable for her work with Stevie Nicks and others, Sharon Celani sings the set's distinctive background vocals. Sam Arlen, son of the song's composer Harold Arlen, commented, "This version of my father's classic composition lifts the spirit while still tugging at the heartstrings." This disc should be in your collection. <mask> is married to a designer who lives on the island of Maui. None of the tracks written by <mask>/Rick Stanley are noted.The album was finished and mastered and was produced by Gary Malkin Hawaiianized and John McFee.

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