title: Isidore the Laborer

texts: <mask> the Farm Labourer, also known as Isidore the Farmer, was a Spanish farmworker who was known for his piety toward the poor and animals. He is the patron saint of farmers in Madrid, El Gobernador, Jalisco and La Ceiba. May 15 is his feast day. The Spanish profession name labrador is derived from the Spanish word labrar, which means to plow or to work the land. To refer to him as a "laborer" is a poor translation of the Spanish labrador as it doesn't reference the farming aspect of his work or his identity. His real name was Isidro de Merlo. Isidore was christened from the name of their patron, St. Isidore of Seville, after he was born in Madrid in 1070.<mask> was hired to work on a farm in the city's vicinity by Juan de Vargas, a wealthy Madrilenian. He shared his food with the poor. He was made bailiff of Lower Caramanca by Juan de Vargas. <mask>'s wife, Maria Torribia, known as Santa Mara de la Cabeza in Spain, has never been canonized, pending confirmation by Pope Francis. <mask> and Maria had a child. At the request of his parents, their son fell into a deep well and the water rose to the level of the ground, bringing the child with him. <mask> and Maria lived in separate houses after they vowed to stop having sex.Their son died in his teens. According to the only official source, <mask> died on May 15, 1130, at his birthplace close to Madrid. Isidore would usually attend Mass in the morning at one of the churches in Madrid. One day, his fellow farm workers complained to their master that Isidore was always late for work. Isidore was at prayer when the master found him. Isidore's work was equal to that of three of his fellow field workers because his master saw an angel plowing on either side of him. Isidore is said to have caused a fountain of fresh water to burst from the dry earth in order to quench his master's thirst.On a snowy day, when going to the mill with wheat to be ground, he passed a flock of wood-pigeons scratching for food on the hard surface. He poured half of his sack of wheat onto the ground for the birds despite the mockery of witnesses. When he got to the mill, the bag was full and the wheat produced more flour than expected. Maria kept a pot of stew on the fireplace as Isidore would often bring home hungry people. He brought home more people who were hungry. Maria told him there was no more stew in the pot after she served them. She was able to spoon out enough stew to feed them all after he insisted that she check the pot again.His body was found in an apparent state of incorruptibility after it was exhumed from a Madrid cemetery. He is said to have appeared to Alfonso VIII of Castile, and to have shown him the hidden path to victory. The process of King Philip III's beatification began when he replaced the old reliquary with a silver one after curing a deadly disease. Other members of the royal family would seek the help of the saint. The number of miracles attributed to him is 437. The fourteenth century codex called Cdice de Juan Dicono is the only original source of hagiography on him. The angels are moving.The donkey was saved from a wolf attack. His wife had a pot of food. There is a similar account of feeding the group. The codex shows that his body was exhumed 40 years after his death. Pope Paul V beatified Veneration <mask> in Rome on May 2, 1619, but he was canonized by Pope Gregory XV three years later. The health of Charles II of Spain was the reason why his relics were moved to the Royal Alcazar of Madrid. The King's locksmith gave a tooth to the monarch, who slept with it under his pillow until he died.This was not the first time he had his body cut out of religious fervour. It was reported that one of the ladies in the court bit off one of the man's toes. His body was brought to the Royal Palace of Madrid during Maria Amalia's illness. The remains of Saint Isidore were relocated to Madrid in 1769 by Charles III of Spain. The King of Spain has the master key to the sepulcher. The opening of the sepulcher must be authorized by the King. Since 1985 it has not been opened.His feast day is celebrated in both the Catholic Church and the Philippine Independent Church. The patron saint of farmers, peasants, day laborers, and brick layers is <mask>. His hometown of Madrid is one of the places that honor him as their patron saint. He is the patron of the US National Catholic Rural Life Conference. San Ysidro, California, and San Ysidro, New Mexico, were named after him. Saint Isidore is often depicted as a peasant with a sheaf of corn. He could be shown with a staff, an angel plows for him, or with white oxen near him.His emblems are a spade or a plow. The story of St. Isidore shows how ordinary life can lead to holiness. According to legend, his work was not neglected and his duties did not go unfulfilled. If you have your spiritual self in order, your earthly commitments will fall into order as well. The house of his master in Madrid is now a museum. There are temporary exhibitions on the history of Madrid as well as on the life of the saint. It is not the same as the San Isidro Church.The place where Isidore lived and died, as well as the well where his son fell and was saved, can be found in this museum. The date of his liturgical feast, which is not included in the General Roman Calendar, has been celebrated for centuries in several countries. Many towns venerate Saint <mask> and his wife Blessed Mara Torribia with processions in which the fields are blessed. <mask>, the city's patron saint as well as farmers, is celebrated on May 15, one of the most celebrated holidays of Madrid. The Pradera del Santo is where the traditional festival is held. The images of San Isidro and his wife, Santa Mara de la Cabeza, can be seen through the streets in the afternoon. One of the most important celebrations in the province of Malaga is the feast in honor of San Isidro.The fiesta is very popular in Alameda because it is a co- patron of the town. There are celebrations for both saints in Spain. The Alicantine locality of Castalla has been celebrating the Fair of San Isidro for many years, where numerous companies display their products in a playful and festive atmosphere. The swap meet and mechanical attractions are popular. A large celebration is held in Estepona, near Marbella along the Costa del Sol, where locals celebrate the day by drinking a mix of brandy and a popular energy drink which is named in his honor. This has led to Saint Isidore being referred to as the patron saint of krunk in the United States. The Romera festival in Almogia is held in the middle of May and features a fiesta carnival.There are floats from the surrounding farming communities, accompanied by traditionally dressed ladies in flamenco dresses and caballeros on dancing horses, sing and dance from Almogia to the Romera ground a few kilometres north of the village. A prize is given to the best-dressed float. San Isidro Day is May 15 in Cuz-Cuz, which is about five kilometers from the city of Illapel. The following Sunday is celebrated if the day falls on a Monday. The celebrations begin at noon with a Mass and procession. The residents of San Isidro de Caramp celebrate a festival. The festival is organized by the First Society of San Isidro de Caramp.A procession moves to the house of the Adornante after the Mass. Another Mass is said to be celebrated on the next day. A festival is held after a procession. Saint Isidore is celebrated on May 15 in the Philippines, which is mostly agricultural and predominantly Catholic. The harvest gathered throughout the year is celebrated in the Apit Festival of Allacapan. The Apit Festival is held in May. The town of Agdangan has received a lot of blessings and the festival is a way to thank them.In honor of <mask> and Blessed Mara in Lucban, the Pahiys Festival is held. Local houses are decorated with produce and other agricultural products, which are given away after. The island of Marinduque is also known for its Moriones Festival every Holy Week. The festivities give thanks for a good harvest and the town's continued prosperity. <mask> is the town's patron and the Bariw Festival is held in May. The feast features unique local attractions as well as the town's bariw products. In Bulacan, carabaos are usually dressed in clothes or painted and trained to kneel before the Church of San Isidro Labrador during the fiesta.The custom of veneration to the saint is unique to the town. Saint Isidore is celebrated in two towns. Rice is the main crop in the province and is often referred to as the "Rice Granary of the Philippines". A week before the feast day, celebrations include daily novenas, Masses, processions, public entertainment and a funfair. Saint Isidore is the patron saint of San Isidro. Lezo, Aklan celebrates Saint Isidore's feast every May 14–15. Saint Isidore's feast is celebrated in the town of Teguis on May 15 and 16.Saint Isidore's feast day is celebrated in Tubigon and San Isidro. The feast is celebrated in May in Sitio Canipa-an. The first saint to be honoured was in 1918. The Feast of San Isidro is celebrated every year on May 15. City of San Fernando, Bacolor, Macabebe, and other towns have barangays named after saints. The Parish of Saint Isidore the Farmer is located in the village of Catublian in Southern Leyte. The Iglesia Filipina Independiente, a national church that split from the Catholic Church after the Philippine Revolution, has three saints.The Feast of San Isidro and the Arrival of the Virgin of Salawag are celebrated in the same area. <mask> is the primary patron of the village and the local parish. In 1947, at the request of the National Catholic Rural Life Conference, he was officially named patron of farmers, with a feast day on May 10 in all dioceses of the United States, with a proper Mass and Office. When <mask>'s feast was added to the calendar for the United States in 1947, the feast day of Saint John Baptist de La Salle was still being celebrated on May 15. The memorial of Saint John Baptist de la Salle was moved to April 7 and the memorial of Saint Isidore was restored to May 15 after the 1969 revision of the General Roman Calendar. In some places within the US and Canada, his feast is celebrated on October 25, and other locations and some Traditionalist Catholics keep the March 22 date. The town of Corrales in New Mexico celebrates the San Ysidro Feast day on May 15.The fiesta is a big part of the celebrations in the city and Matachines dance through the streets. St Isidore the Laborer is the patron saint of the life of San.

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title: Yun Jeong-mo

type: paraphrased

texts: He is a South Korean writer. She graduated from the high school in the province. She graduated from Seorabeol Art University with a degree in creative writing and literature. The novel was published 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 Her 1981 novella Barambyeokui ttaldeul won a contest. The Danjae Literature Prize and the Sin Dong-yup Grant were given to her in 1988. The short story collections Sumerian and Gilgamesh were published in 2005 and 2007, respectively.She has a fan page as well. <mask> was born in 1946. When her parents divorced, she followed her mother to her maternal grandparents home. She studied creative writing at Seorabeol Art University. The first novel she wrote was published in 1968. She worked as a proofreader after graduation. She made her literary debut when Barambyeokui ttaldeul won the Yeoseong Joongang Contest in the Novella category.Hong Hee-dam, author of Gitbal and a member of a women's organization in Gwangju, asked <mask> to hide two Gwangju Uprising activists wanted by the government in return for a monthly payment of 200,000. She was struggling to make ends meet. She would later confess that she learned a lot from the two activists. The sad history of the Korean people, the reality of the peninsula's division, class struggles, and the plight of women were all explored by <mask> after he experienced the Gwangju Uprising. The rage and defiance she felt towards the Gwangju Uprising resulted in novels that are representative of South Korea in the 1980s. Deungnamu, Bamgil, Thee, and Goppi are examples. Since the 1990s, <mask> has written novels that reflect a broader view of history and reality.The life of a South Korean-born composer who defected to Germany is one of the topics dealt with in these novels. She adapted her 1982 novel, "Your Ma's Name Was Chosun Whore", into a play. Korean women were forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese during World War II. Writing since the 1980 Gwangju Uprising has shifted her focus to social criticism. She investigated the tragic national experience of colonization, the division of Korea, and conflicts between the rich and poor. The story of women sexually enslaved by Japanese troops during the late colonial period is told in the novella Your Ma's Name Was Chosun Whore. The works were written based on <mask>'s experience and research.Their vividness of portrayal and expression has earned them literary merit. Since the 2000s, she has studied the Sumer civilization, which she wrote about in her books. Works Novels was published in 1972. There are flower petals in the wind. The year 1972 , 1973. The winds were filled with patterns.Oryun, 1973. , 1973. There is still sunshine on the fields. Bumwoosa, 1973. , 1973. On the road of life. Goyreomunhwasa, 1973.13, 1975. The 13th month has an Ode. Jiphyeongak was born in 1975. , 1976. A child is on a street. The year 1976. , 1977.There is a relationship. The year 1977. , 1978. There was a wedding. Jisorim was born in 1978. , 1980. Your maturity is not true.Sanha was born in 1980. , 1983, Night road. Moonye Books was published in 1983. , 1983, There is an island. Hanmadang was born in 1983., 1985 Let's go to our house. Moonyesa was born in 1985. , 1986. And then we heard the noise. Silcheon Munhak was born in 1986. , 1987.Thee. Hanibook was published in 1987. , 1991. Light. The year 1991. , 1992. There is a field.Changbi, 1992. , 1993. Affirmative. Pulbit, 1993. 1993 Reigns 2. Pulbit, 1993. , 1994.There is rain in the spring. Pulbit, 1994. , 1994. The Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle is made of Bridle Inmundang, 1994. , 1996. A butterfly's dream.Hangilsa was born in 1996. , 1997. Your Ma's name was Chosun Whore. Dangdae was born in 1997. , 1998. They had their afternoon. Changbi, 1998., 1999 A woman is foreign. Yolimwon, 1999. , 1-2, 2000. There is a sad island. 1-2. Yolimwon, 2000., 2002. Uncle Kkuya. Dari Media in 2002. 1-2, 2005. The first volume of Sumerian. 1-2. Pamir, 2005., 2007. There is a person named Gilgamesh. Pamir, 2007. 1-2,, 2010. There is a sumer vol. 1-2. The year 2010 is Dasanchekbang.Essays from Hwangseul. Prunsoop was published in 1990. , 2001. We're going to take the express train. Other, 2003 There is a war and a boy. In 2003 Purunnamu., 2005, Nuna' May. Sanha, 2005. , 2008. When Rose Balsams are in bloom. Purunnamu, 2008. , 2015.There was tragedy over four generations. A dolphin is smiling. Father and Son was translated from English to German and from German to Japanese. Gi Seong. The author's life of movement was resuscitated. The June 1989 issue of Monthly Magazine Mal. , ,, 1992.Im, Heon Yeong. "<mask>-Mo is the mirror of our age." This age, in reading novels. Geul, 1992. :  , 1992 Kim, Seong Ho. There is a book called "Realistic Literature and Poetic Literature: On Reading <mask>-Mo's Novel Field."The fall issue of Changbi was published in 1992. , 1993 1. Sin, Deok. "<mask>-Mo's Hope and Solitude." January 1993 issue of Monthly Magazine Mal. , 1996. There was a bang, and there was a man, and there was a woman, and there was a dog, and there was a dog, and there was a dog, and there was a dog, and there was a dog, and there was a dog, and there was a dogThe writer of the season is <mask>-Mo. The Winter Issue of Silcheon Munhak was published in 1996. ,,,, 2000. Go, Mi. The Mother of the Burnt Child and Egalia's daughters are included. There is a criticism machine. Somyung books was published in 2000., 2000. Go, Cheol. There is a historical eye-opener on national issues that will Flare up again. , 2004, . The name of the person is Eun Gyeong. Women's experience and development are seen through the eyes of a king. The master's thesis was done in 2004.,,, 1994. The song is Myeong Hui. "Third-World Nationalistic Feminism in <mask>-Mo's Reigns." The literary criticism was published in 1994. , 1999.11. The author's life in the UK was restored. In November 1999.Chung-Ang University alumni are South Korean women writers.

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title: Pedro Bravo de Acuña

texts: <mask> was a Spanish military officer and a colonial official in the New World and the Philippines. He was the eleventh governor of the Philippines from 1602 to 1606. He was recognized for his bravery in the Battle of Lepanto. He became a knight of the Order of St. John in 1593. He was named governor of the Philippines in 1601. In May 1602, he arrived in Manila in a convoy of four ships from New Spain to take up his position as governor of the Philippines. <mask>mn remained in Manila because he was waiting for his juicio de residencia.He died of an illness in April. The shipyard began to build galleys and other vessels to defend the sea, which was full of enemies and pirates from other islands. He had to see that the ships were strong enough to make the voyage to New Spain and that he had settled matters with the Empire of Japan. Chiquiro, an envoy from Tokugawa Ieyasu, the ruler of Japan, came to Manila a few days after his arrival. Ieyasu wanted to establish trade and friendship with New Spain, so he asked for masters and workmen to be sent to Japan to build ships for the navy. Viceroy Tello sent Fray Geronimo <mask>, a Franciscan, to negotiate a trade and friendship treaty with Ieyasu, and Geronimo promised Spanish help with these projects. The Viceroy was opposed.The Philippines lack of ships and knowledge of navigation made them vulnerable to the Japanese attack. This obstacle prevented the latter from attacking Manila. The Philippines had a monopoly on trade between Asia and New Spain. The economy of the occupiers was based on this trade and it was not important to share it with Japan. Fray Geronimo was written to tell Ieyasu what pleasure the governor had received from the good will he had for the Spaniards, and all the other things he was doing for them. Although the governor would do his best to effect, and to please him in everything, that was not the case with the navigation which the latter wished to undertake to Nueva Espaa and his desire to have masters send him for that purpose. The king was promised that he would write to him immediately.Until the reply came from Spain, he begged Daifu to be patient, since nothing else could be done. The ship carrying Chiquiro was wrecked and the message was lost. Fray Geronimo reported that Ieyasu had agreed to allow Christian missionaries and churches in Japan. The Franciscans, Dominicans and Augustinians rushed to that country. Two merchant ships sailed from the Philippines to New Spain in 1602. They couldn't complete the voyage because of storms. The Santa Maria sailed back to Manila after taking refuge in Guam.Most of the Spaniards who were left there in 1600 were picked up by them. The Espiritu Santo was put into port in Japan. They were held captive by the Japanese, who wanted to take control of their cargo. They sailed out of the harbor with a jury-rigged mainmast. They had to leave a few hostages behind and cut a cable across the harbor entrance. There was gunfire on both sides, and a few people were killed. All the goods were returned to the Spanish when Ieyasu ordered the hostages released.A cargo of red wood, deerskins, raw silk and other commodities was sent with the promised trading ship. Fray Geronimo went to Manila to find out the fate of ambassador Chiquiro, and then went back to Japan with the information. The missionaries that were allowed into the country found their reception to be cooler than they had anticipated. In 1600, a fleet from Satsuma raided a Chinese trading fleet, stole all its merchandise and tried to sell it at the port in Manila. 400 people were crucified by the Spanish authorities. Relations between Japan and the Philippines were closed after that. The Spanish had maintained a fort on Jolo, but did not control much of the island.The Spanish abandoned the island even after the reinforcements were sent, because they were worn out. The people of Jolo and other parts of the Philippines made raids on the Spanish. The governor left the government in Manila to investigate the state of affairs on the island of Panay. Some Spaniards were taken captive and held for ransom, and the town of Calilaya was burned. They encountered more resistance after their initial successes, so they passed over to Mindoro. After taking more captives, the raiders left Mindoro. They went into the river to get water and wood.The governor was on his way back to Manila after learning of the pirates. It was a wonder that he was not captured by the enemy when he passed near the mouth of the river. He met with the twelve vessels sent from Manila to look for the raiders after learning that the enemy was there. The commander was given some of his own men to lead him to where he had left the pirates the day before, after the governor ordered him to make more haste. In order to flee more lightly, the raiders threw the sea goods and slaves into the river. The Spanish vessels were slower, but they were able to sink a few boats. They escaped over the high seas.The fleet returned to Manila. The governor was disturbed that the enemies, who had never dared to leave their settlements, should have been so bold as to come to the gates of the city and take captives. The first expedition to the Moluccas was ordered by the king of Spain who wanted to capture the fort of Terrenate. Spanish kings ruled in Portugal from 1580 to 1640 The Moro had rebelled against the Portuguese and driven them out. The general of the expedition was an able and experienced soldier, and the necessary preparations of ships, munitions, and men were made in India. He sailed from Goa with six ships, fourteen ships, and 1,500 fighting men.Some of the smaller vessels couldn't keep up. In Amboina, Furtado attacked the rebels who were revolting against Portugal. He won every battle, but it took six months for him to get the island under control. The stragglers did not request help from Malacca. Furtado <mask> sent a request to the Governor of the Philippines to send men and supplies for the undertaking against Terrenate. The aid was requested to arrive at Terrenate in January of 1603. The Governor wanted to dispatch a Spanish force to theMoluccas at a later time.He felt obliged to comply with the Portuguese request. At the end of 1602 the Spanish force was dispatched from the Philippines, taking with them the ship Santa Potenciana and three large frigates, with 150 well-armed Spanish soldiers, 10,000 fangas of rice, 1,500 jars of palm wine, and 200 head of salt beef. He made his voyage there in a fortnight and anchored in the island of Terrenate, two leguas from the fort. He found the man at the anchor waiting for him. The fort at Terrenate was besieged by the combined force. They found themselves without powder and had to raise the siege and return to Amboina. The second great fire of Manila occurred on April 30, 1603, when a fire started in a little field house used by some Filipinos and Negroes of the native hospital in the city, at three o'clock in the afternoon.The monastery of St. Dominic, the royal hospital for the Spaniards, and the royal warehouses were all burned. Fourteen people died in the fire, among them Licentiate Sanz, canon of the cathedral. There were 260 houses that were burned. The damage was estimated to be more than one million pesos. The first insurrection of the Chinese took place in Manila. The Spanish believed that the Chinese Empire had designs on the Philippines. There were rumors that the Spanish and Japanese were going to massacre them.Juan Bautista <mask>, a rich Christian and Hispanicized Chinese, began organizing the Chinese community for the anticipated fighting. It was thought that an insurrection of the Chinese was likely to succeed due to the fact that an imperial Chinese force was likely to conquer the islands. Vera started building a fort in a swamp near Manila. Fearing that the plot had been discovered, the revolt was moved to October 3, 1603. There were 2,000 men at the fort. The insurrection was reported to the viceroy by Vera, who was still pretending to be loyal to the Spanish. The Viceroy was arrested because he was suspicious.He was put to death. The houses and village were burned by the rebels that night. There was a skirmish between about 200 Spanish and 1,500 Chinese. The badly armed Chinese were forced to withdraw. After chasing the Chinese for a while, the Spaniards were surrounded by a large force and cut to pieces. Four of them were badly wounded. The men were carrying the news to Manila.The weapons of Spain fell into the hands of the rebels. On Sunday, after the victory of the preceding day, the rebels attacked the city with more men joining them. They burned and destroyed everything in their path. All of the Spanish fleet were in the provinces of the Pintados. The Chinese rebels were driven back by the arquebuses and muskets of the Spanish defenders after they attacked the city gate. The Chinese were unable to take the walls of Manila but remained in the parin until the return of the Spanish fleet forced them to abandon those locations. Everything was burned in the parin.The Chinese retreated from Manila. The majority burned everything in their path in the mountains. They were going to await reinforcements from China. The Spanish killed many other Chinese around Manila or on the retreat. The captain was sent by the governor to chase and finish the enemy. On October 20, 1603 he left with 200 Spaniards, 300 Japanese, and 1,500 Filipinos. After fighting with the Sangleys, he killed and destroyed them all with little or no loss of men.Two hundred were taken alive to Manila for the galleys. The war was ended after 20 days. At the beginning of the war, there were not many Spaniards capable of bearing arms. More than 5,000 people are thought to have been killed in China. For not having Sangleys to work at the trades and bring in all the provisions, Manila was in great need of food, shoes, and other provisions. Two vessels were sent from Manila to New Spain. The flagship was the Nuestra Seora de los Remedios.Many rich men of Manila, frightened by the past troubles, took passage in these vessels with their households and property, with the greatest wealth that had ever left the Philippines. The flagship, without masts, was put back in distress to Manila because of the severe storms it experienced. No one was saved when the San Antonio was swallowed up in the sea. The Dutch invaded the Moluccas and established forts and trading posts. The fleet consisted of five ships, four galleys with poop-lanterns, three galliots, four champans, three funeas, two English lanchas, and one bar. There were 1,300 Spaniards. Some Portuguese survivors of the Dutch occupation of Tidore had provisions for nine months, as well as 400 Filipinos.The governor was at the head of the expedition. Manila was in charge of the audiencia while he was away. On March 15, 1606, this fleet sailed. The local king welcomed them when they arrived in Tidore. The Sultan Saidi Berkat was an ally of the Dutch on Terrenate. The fleet set out for Ternate on March 31 with 600 men supplied by the king and some boats. The Dutch and Moros fled after the town and fort of Terrenate fell to the Spanish.The Moros came to honor the king of Spain. The Spanish sailed back to Manila after leaving garrisons at Tidore and Ternate. The king of Terrenate, his son, and other nobles were with them. The individuals were treated well, but they were hostages. The fleet entered Manila on May 31, 1606. The governor's absence in the Moluccas led to the first Japanese insurrection. When the Audiencia tried to drive a group of Japanese from the city, they were resisted by the Japanese, who took arms to oppose it.It was necessary for the Spaniards to do the same. Some on each side wanted to fight. The battle was delayed by various means until the Japanese were quieted. As many as possible were embarked against their will. The Spaniards were few in number, and the Japanese more than 1,500, which made this a great danger to Manila. After the end of his term in office, the governor died in Manila in 1606, and the government was once again taken over by the audiencia. There were suspicions that <mask>a had been poisoned.He was subjected to a juicio de residencia as a result of his wealth, as his predecessor had been. His property was taken over by the audiencia after his death. Vivero was sent by the viceroy of New Spain to investigate the officials of the colonial government. Chapter VII of the History of the Philippine Islands was written by Dr. <mask> Morga. The residencias against Tello andBravo de Acua Relations with Japan 1606 deaths Captains General of the Philippines Year of birth unknown is also available at Project Gutenberg.

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title: Robert Davine

texts: <mask> was an internationally recognized concert accordionist and Professor of Accordion and Music Theory at the University of Denver. One of the few collegiate academic programs in advanced accordion studies offered in the United States during the 1950s was established by the chairman of the Department of Accordion. His concert performances of 20th century classical music with leading orchestras and chamber ensembles helped to demonstrate the accordion's suitability as an orchestral instrument on the modern concert hall stage. <mask> began his musical education on the piano when he was a child. At the age of ten, he was exposed to the accordion. He met an accordionist who was in a Spanish dance troupe. The young musician's life long interest in the accordion was stimulated by the sight of the accompanist performing.Performances of popular music in school concerts became more frequent as Davine grew older. During his last years in high school, he was exposed to transcriptions of classical music, which led to his interest in classical music. Private lessons with several noted accordionists and composers of the early 20th century followed. They included many musicians in New York City. A Belgian violinist encouraged his interest in the integration of the accordion into the chamber music ensemble. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Music as well as his Masters of Music degrees in Chicago, Illinois. An advanced course of study leading to an Artist Diploma in Concert Accordion Performance was established by the founder of the Department of Accordion at the Lamont School of Music.He married his wife in 1954. He was invited to join the Mantovani Orchestra on its first tour in the US after appearing in Chicago with the noted cellist Ennio Bolognini. By 1969 <mask>'s artistry achieved international recognition, as he was a staff musician on WGN in Chicago. He traveled to Paris to supervise a summer program of music studies in classical accordion and chamber music. International interest in his work extended into the Far East as well. In 1984 he was invited to contribute to the development of a modern program of instruction for the accordion in the People's Republic of China by the Chinese Musicians Association and the Ministry of Culture. The accordion was popular in China because of its widespread use in the performance of traditional revolutionary songs by choirs.During his concert tour, he emphasized contemporary 20th century music from America and Europe, conducted master classes on modern accordion performance technique, and shared his insights into modern musical harmonic theory. During the 1980s and 1990s, she served on the faculty of the school. David Diamond's works were performed during this time. Cecil, Hans, and Matyas are related. The works for accordion by leading 20th century composers were premiered by him. An annotated bibliography of composers and their works for accordion was one of his research interests. The University of Denver awarded Davine itsDistinguished Teaching Award in 1999, in recognition of his talent for educating students of several generations.He received a distinguished alumni certificate from his alma mater. <mask>'s musical interests extended beyond the university campus. During the course of his career as a concert artist, <mask>e appeared with several notable orchestral groups including: Denver Symphony Orchestra, Denver Chamber Orchestra, Mantovani Orchestra, Aspen Music Festival Orchestra, Da Vinci Quartet, Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra, and the Norwegian Broadcasting Co. He was an accordionist for the NBC network in Denver and the WGN network in Chicago. He appeared in six to eight concerts per year as a member of the faculty. His compositions include a Divertimento for Flute, Clarinet, Bassoon and Accordion. <mask> died on November 25, 2001.Several transcriptions of classical music for accordion, as well as the following original compositions: Divertimento for Flute, Clarinet, Bassoon and Accordion, are included in <mask>'s works. There are several albums produced in Philadelphia as a member of the Montavani Orchestra in the 1950s as well as the following albums by <mask>. <mask>e has links to worldcat.org and allmusic.org.

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title: Charlotte Laws

texts: <mask> is an American author, talk show host, animal rights advocate, anti- revenge porn activist, former Los Angeles politician, and actress. <mask> was a weekly commentator on KNBC-TV's The Filter with Fred Roggin from 2009 to 2013. She hosted a local television show called Uncommon Sense from October 2007 to September 2010 and co-hosted the internet show Every Way Woman from 2008 to 2013. <mask> was a member of the Greater Valley Glen Council. She was termed out of office in 2012 after four two-year terms. <mask> was appointed by Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa to serve on the Neighborhood Council Review Commission. The League for Earth and Animal Protection and the Directors of Animal Welfare were founded by <mask>.<mask> received the Los Angeles Animal Humanitarian Award. <mask> is an advocate of a vegan diet. <mask> attended the University of Florida and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas after graduating high school. She obtained her bachelor's degrees in Theatre and Philosophy at California State University, Northridge, after moving to Los Angeles in 1981. She received her masters degrees in Professional Writing and Social Ethics from the University of Southern California. She completed her PhD in 2003 at Oxford University. <mask> studied acting at the Academy Theatre of Atlanta and Joe Bernard's acting studio in Las Vegas.She 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 She performs at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles. The average person can succeed in the entertainment industry according to Laws' book Meet the Stars. She promoted the book onLarry King Live, Oprah Winfrey, The Late Show, and over a hundred radio and television shows throughout America and Canada. Laws wrote for Mad Dogs and Englishmen from 1997 to 2000 and has since become a syndicated columnist. Her articles on current events, politics, philosophy and social issues have been published. On April 11, 2015, Laws' memoir was released.The first 22 years of her life are detailed in the book. Her book was released in March of last year. <mask>' grandfather was murdered by a devil worshipper. The prejudice directed at Italian-Americans in the early twentieth century is spotlighted in the book, as well as the real-life romance between <mask>' great aunt Rose and Vito Giacalone, a former Detroit mobster and prime suspect in the death of labor union leader, Jimmy Hoffa. <mask>'s second memoir, " Undercover Debutante: The Search for My Birth Parents and a Bald Husband," was published on August 15, 2019. <mask>' life from age 22 until 39 was covered in the book. The author tracked down her birth family and found a husband after a number of disastrous boyfriends.Some of the author's celebrity escapades are included. Human #46 is played by <mask> on 100 Humans. <mask> started an investigation after a topless photo of his daughter was posted on a revenge porn website. The FBI launched their own investigation of Moore. <mask> found that a lot of the photos on the site had been hacked. She became known as the "Erin Brockovich of revenge porn" after contacting dozens of victims. <mask> wrote an article about her revenge porn battle.Her book, Rebel in High Heels, was released in April 2015. Moore announced on November 28, 2012 that he would start a new website that would include address information, despite removing his website in the midst of the FBI investigation. <mask> made Moore's home address public and she threatened to ruin her life. She received death threats, computer viruses, and a stalker. She was aided by Internet hackers who hacked into his server and posted his personal information on the Internet. On January 23, 2014, the FBI arrested Hunter Moore and his hacker, Charles Evens, who went under the name "Gary Jones". On February 18, 2015, it was announced that Moore would plead guilty to federal computer hacking and identity theft charges.He was facing up to 7 years in prison and a $500,000 fine. He was sentenced to two and a half years in federal prison. With no plea deal in place and facing 42 years in prison, Moore's hacker, Charlie Evens, confessed his crimes to CNN on tape at <mask>' house during an interview that CNN was filming with <mask>. On April 27, 2015, the confession was aired. Evens was sentenced to 26 months in federal prison. <mask> gave testimony before the California State Senate in favor of a law that protects victims from revenge porn and cyber rape. California was the second state to pass a law designed to help victims of nonconsensual pornography after the bill was sponsored by State Senator Anthony Cannella.<mask> was a board member of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, an organization dedicated to helping victims of online harassment. <mask> has been meeting with state and federal legislators to urge them to pass laws to protect victims. The Ending Nonconsensual Online User Graphic Harassment (ENOUGH) Act was introduced by Speier and several other legislators. <mask> is pushing for a federal anti- revenge porn law as well as tackling the problem of deep fake pornography and sextortion. She claims to have helped over 500 victims of sextortion and nonconsensual pornography. <mask> is a political analyst and has worked as a contributor for the British Broadcasting Corporation. She has appeared on the Al Jazeera network, and in September of 2015, she participated in a RedditAMA with Rick Wilson, a political consultant.<mask> was the first person to talk about hidden Trump supporters. She wrote about Trump and politics in The Huffington Post. She said she was supporting two candidates for the 2020 election. <mask> spoke about her "34-year-old Bill Cosby secret" during the Bill Cosby scandal. She wrote about her experiences with Mr. Cosby in an article. <mask> claims that Mr. Cosby had sex with her. <mask> was interviewed on the Dr. Drew Show.<mask> wondered if Cosby had somnophilia in a Fox News interview. <mask> came to defend the LGBTQ communities when a Southern California attorney proposed a statewide ballot initiative that would have allowed the execution of gays by "bullets to the head or any other convenient method." The act was called the Sodomite Suppression Act. <mask> registered a rebuttal initiative with the Attorney General's office, titled "The Intolerant Jackass Act", in response to what was seen as a vicious and repugnant attack on LGBTQ people. The proposal called for sensitivity training and a steep fine for anyone who submitted a state initiative related to the killing of gays. In June 2015, the initiative was cleared to move forward, but <mask> said that she did not plan to gather signatures. I wanted to send a message and support gay rights.The proposal has served it's purpose. Party crashing <mask> was voted the fourth most notorious party crasher in the world, beating Bill Murray, Queen Elizabeth II, Serena Williams, and Lady Gaga. She says gate crashing began as a hobby when she was a teenager, but later became a way to get face time with business leaders, politicians, and A-list celebrities in order to lobby for legislation, get exclusive interviews, and obtain business partners. Four times she crashed the Secret Service. Meet the Stars is believed to be the first party crashing book ever written. <mask> includes some of her gatecrashing techniques in her memoirs. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217<mask> has never had a glass of alcohol or tried illegal drugs. <mask> was employed in a number of other jobs prior to acting and writing. She was a cab driver, private investigator, bodyguard, backup singer, nurse, fashion designer, antiques shop owner, and president of a mid-size legal corporation. <mask> was a lecturer for the FBI in Virginia in 2006 and has been a licensed real estate agent since 1987. <mask> went public with her relationship with Tom Jones in her memoir. She says she dated him from age 18 until 21. She is married to a California attorney and has a daughter who is an actress.She calls herself a Jewish Jain because she has three rescue dogs and six chickens. <mask>' father-in-law, Thomas Parselle, was captured by the Nazis during World War II, transported to a German POW camp and witnessed the notorious break-out attempt as depicted in the movie, The Great Escape. <mask>' chicken was a write-in vice presidential candidate. The dog selected her from Tennessee to be his running mate. Actress Natalie Portman and actor Jason Alexander helped raise money for poultry in need in 2011. The National Museum of Animals and Society had a woman in it. Tucker Moroose was <mask>' grandfather.In 1948, Senator was murdered by a devil worshipper. <mask> wrote a book called Devil in the Basement. <mask> admitted in an article that she may have committed a crime when she tried to rescue pigeons. <mask>, Missy. Meet the stars. Ross Books was published in 1988. Charlotte has laws."Jains, the ALF, and the ELF: Allies?" Steven Best and Anthony J. Nocella edited the book. <mask>, Charlotte. Ideological warfare was assigned. Charlotte has laws. A Call to Compassion: Religious Perspectives on Animal Advocacy was edited by Anthony J. Nocella and Lisa Kemmerer. <mask>, Charlotte.Ben Davidow edited "Omniocracy: Top Activists Share Their Wisdom on Effective Farm Animal Advocacy." The Davidow Press was published in March. ASIN: B00C0NF36G. Charlotte has laws. "Recipe for cooperation: omniocracy and the good." Lisa Kemmerer edited Animals and the Environment: Advocacy, activism and the quest for common ground. <mask>, April 28, 2015."Rebel in High Heels" is a true story about the fearless mom who battled the leader of revenge porn and the dangerous forces of conformity. Stroud House Publishing was published in 2015. Charlotte has laws. "Devil in the Basement: White Supremacy, Satanic Ritual, and My Family" was published in Charlotte. "Uncover Debutante: The Search for my Birth Parents and a Bald Husband" was published in August 2019. The Party for the Animals is a list of animal rights advocates.

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title: Jean Boniface Textoris

texts: <mask> was a military surgeon, chief doctor of the French Navy, and died in Néoules in the Var. He rose through the ranks of the Navy surgeon, operating on most of the major ships of the Ancien Régime and of the French Revolutionary Wars, after joining the Navy at the age of 14. After the advent of the First Empire, he was appointed Chief Medical Officer of the squadron and died under the command of the admiral. He was honoured for his devotion to wounded sailors during the battle of Trafalgar. He was appointed to the Army training ship, the Duquesne, after applying for a position as an instructor, because he was weakened by his health after a few years on hospital ships. After Napoleon I abolished this service, he was appointed to the direction of the Navy's health services in the port of Marseille. He died in a small village.His mother was Henriette Brémond, and his father was a Navy surgeon. He was married to Marie Jaume. From 1836 to 1849, Fortuné Joseph César Racord was a surgeon at the French hospital in Smyrna. <mask> <mask> was hired as an auxiliary surgeon in the Navy hospitals in June 1787. He was attached to the health service of the bagne of Toulon and caught typhus imported by convicts. On September 12, 1790, he became a surgical assistant on the Minerve, which was sent to the Adriatic to observe its coasts and positions. To ensure the French presence in the eastern Mediterranean and the security of its trade in the Levant, the campaign of this frigate was connected to the naval stations of the navy.He will be one of the founding members and the first secretary of the Academy of Toulon, where he will read the notes he took on the antiquities of the island of Thasos. He was the surgeon major on the brig Chasseur until 3 June 1792, and then on the Brune until 17 September 1792, and then on the Sensible until 12 March 1793. He served on the Aquilon from May to June 1795, the Berwick from April to May 1795, and the Tonnant from April to June 1798. He was involved in the fall of the Republic of Venice. He contracted the "reigning disease" after treating the crews of Vice-Admiral Franois Paul de Brueys d'Aigalliers' squadron at the lazaret. At the same time he was promoted to the rank of first class surgeon, he was ordered to go to Cadiz to be attached to the naval division of Rear Admiral Dumanoir le Pelley. He was given the task of running the hospital in Algesiras where many of the wounded from the second battle of Algeciras were kept.It was embarked on the Annibal from July to January 1802. He locked himself up in the lazaret because he contracted theigning disease again. The ship Formidable was embarked on the brig the Speedy in January 1802. He received a doctorate in medicine from the Faculty of Medicine in Montpellier on 18 May 1803. On the Formidable, Empire Textoris was given the title of chief doctor of the squadron under the orders of Vice-Admiral de Latouche-Tréville. He took part in the battle of Trafalgar. Clément, 1st class health officer on board the Neptune, was distributed under the orders of Textoris.The health officer 1st class is Bodran. Martiny is a health officer aboard the Redoutable. Lerebourg is a health officer. The Formidable has a health officer on board. Peyron aboard the Scipion, Barale aboard the Mont-Blanc, Laborde aboard the Algésiras, Descarrire aboard the Fougueux, Fournier. The French flagship was covered with corpses and wounded when it surrendered to the enemy. She broke her towing cable when she was taken in tow by the.Despite the state of the ship, the French officers on board took it from the British in the middle of a storm. Despite attempts to lighten and free her, the ship began to sink after she ran aground in the early morning. The survivors found refuge on the Indomptable. There were more than 1200 men on the Indomptable. The storm broke her anchor and drove her back to the coast. 150 men were saved. <mask> became chief doctor of the Navy on the ship Héros on October 28, 1805, and then on April 21, 1806, he took the wounded of admiral Franois tienne de Rosily to the hospital in Cadiz.He was on the Commerce de Paris from July 24 to January 22. He was requested and assigned to the maritime hospitals because of his health, which was weakened by years of service. He was on the training ship Duquesne in the port of Toulon from September to August of 1816. He was trained as an officer cadet. <mask> <mask> was going to meet his son, who just graduated from college. In 1816, <mask> <mask> was in charge of the health service at the port of Marseille. The inhabitants of Marseilles took fright after the yellow fever epidemic in Catalonia.<mask> wanted to assure them, so he read an "Overview on yellow fever" at a meeting of the Royal Medical Society of Marseille. On November 8, 1823, he was appointed vice-president and president of the academy. He was forced to retire after thirty years of service because he was suffering from ophthalmia, supra-orbital neuralgia and rheumatic pain. On September 3, 1828, <mask> <mask> died. The Knight of the Légion d'honneur has distinctions. The works tude des eaux was written in the 18th century.

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title: Greivis Vásquez

texts: <mask> was a basketball player for six seasons in the NBA. He is the associate head coach for the Erie BayHawks of the NBA G League. Vsquez was a member of the Venezuela national team in international competition, as he was born in Venezuela and moved to the United States to attend high school. He committed to play for Gary Williams at the University of Maryland. Vsquez finished second on the University of Maryland's all-time scoring list, with 2,171 career points, after he was drafted in 2010. Vsquez was a member of the Venezuela national basketball team. David Cubillan of the Golden Eagles and Gregory Echenique of the Bluejays were two of the three Venezuelans who played in NCAA Division I men's basketball in 2009.Vsquez grew up in Venezuela with his parents and brother. His parents' first names are a part of his first name. He was selected to participate in the NBA Basketball Without Borders camp in 2004, a year after leading the Venezuela U-15 National Team to the South American Championship title. He got international attention and got a scholarship to continue his development in Maryland. Vsquez was a member of the team that posted a 43–5 record over his junior and senior seasons. He played for coach Vetter at Montrose Christian. In the beginning of his freshman year, Vsquez did not start, but still played well.In the middle of the season, he started at the 2 guard position, with fellow freshman Eric Hayes at the starting point guard position. He was a starter for the rest of the season. He played a big part in Maryland's six-game winning streak at the end of the season. Vsquez shot 44.4% for field goals, 31.6% for three-pointers and 79.8% for free throws during his freshman season. Vsquez had per-game averages of 17 points, 6.8 assists and 5.7 rebound, and shooting percentages of 43.2 for field goals, 30.9 for three-pointers and 78.2% for free throws as a sophomore. In his junior year, Vsquez led the Terrapins in scoring (17.5), rebound (5.4), assists (5.0), steals (1.4), and minutes (34.6) per game. He was the first player in school history to lead the team in points, rebound and assists in a single season.Vsquez's triple-double on February 21, 2009, was Maryland's third in history and the first since 1987, and came in a come-from-behind 88–85 overtime win over North Carolina. At the end of his junior year, Vsquez was seventh in scoring, third in free throw percentage, third in assists per game, third in assist-to-turnover ratio and fifth in minutes per game. He scored in double figures in 57 of his last 61 games. He had five 20-point games in Maryland's last ten games. At the end of the season, Vsquez was named to the All-ACC second team. Vsquez received mostly positive feedback from professional scouts after he participated in NBA workouts. He met with his coaches to discuss his future.Vsquez withdrew from the NBA draft in order to return to Maryland for his senior season. He got a good feel for his situation after talking to about 14 or 15 teams. He's made a great move. He returns as one of the best guards in the country. Vsquez averaged 18.6 points, 6.3 assists, 4.6 rebound and 1.7 steals per game as a senior. Vsquez averaged more than 18 points and 6 assists per game. The Bob Cousy Award, which was given to the nation's best collegiate point guard, was won by him over Evan Turner of Ohio State.Vsquez scored the 2,000th point of his collegiate career against Georgia Tech on February 20, 2010, making him the only player in the history of the Atlantic Coast Conference to have at least 2,000 points, 700 assists and 600 rebound. In the Terrapins' double-overtime victory at Virginia Tech, Vsquez set a new career scoring high with 41 points. Vsquez scored 20 points in Maryland's home win over Duke on Senior Night, and made several critical baskets and assists in the final minutes to secure the victory. Vsquez helped lead Maryland to a 13–3 conference record. On March 8, 2010, he was named a unanimous first-team All-ACC selection, and on March 9, 2010, he was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year. Vsquez won three Player of the Week honors in his final season, bringing his career total to seven. Vsquez was named an All-American.Vsquez only scored in double digits twice in the regular season, but he got more playing time in the NBA playoffs. In the first round, Memphis faced the San Antonio Spurs and won for the first time in franchise history. Vsquez took the starting point guard out of the game because of foul trouble. During his 13 minutes of playing time, he had nine points and two assists. In the Conference Semifinals, Vsquez faced off against his former Christian school friend, Kevin Durant. The series would be won by the Thunder. Vsquez took part in a United States State Department sponsored trip to his native Venezuela in the summer of 2011.Vsquez was traded to the New Orleans Hornets in exchange for Quincy Pondexter. On February 1, 2012 against the Phoenix Suns, Vasquez recorded 20 points and 12 assists off the bench. Hornets guard Jack Jarrett was hurt in the first set of starts for the Hornets. In the 2012–13 NBA season, Vasquez started at point guard for the Hornets. Vasquez had 25 points and 14 assists in a loss to the Phoenix Suns. On January 1, Vasquez was named the Western Conference Player of the Week. On February 8, 2013, in the game against the Atlanta Hawks, Vasquez scored 21 points, handed out 12 assists, and had 11 rebound to secure his first career NBA triple-double.The Portland Trail blazers were involved in a three-team deal that also involved the Sacramento Kings. Rudy Gay, Quincy Acy, and Aaron Gray were traded by the Kings to the Toronto Raptors. Vsquez signed a two-year, $13 million contract with the Raptors. Vsquez hit a game tying three-pointer with 25 seconds left in the game. Vsquez was traded to the Milwaukee Bucks in exchange for the draft rights to Norman Powell and a protected first-round pick. In the team's season opener against the New York Knicks, he recorded 15 points, 7 rebound and 5 assists in a 122–97 loss. He had a bone spur and loose bodies removed from his ankle on December 15.He was ruled out for three to four months. Vsquez signed with the Brooklyn Nets. He was released by the Nets on November 9, 2016 after appearing in three games. Vsquez was called up for the U-21 Venezuela NT in 2004, four years after winning at the U-15 level. He only appeared on the youth national team once. Vsquez was a sophomore at the University of Maryland when he made his Senior National Team debut. He was second in scoring with 12.1 points per game, third in rebound with 4.1 per game, and second in assists with 3.3 Ast per contest.Venezuela finished 8th out of 10 teams. He led the Venezuela team to a 5th-place finish in the 2011 FIBA Americas Championship. Vsquez was the second best scorer in the tournament with 19.3 points per game and first in assists with 5.8 APG. Vsquez was named the associate head coach for the Erie BayHawks on August 15, 2019.


title: Louis X of France

texts: From 1314 until his death in June 1316, <mask> was King of France and King of Navarre. He abolished slavery, emancipated serfs who could buy their freedom, and readmitted Jews into the kingdom. His short reign in France was marked by tensions with the nobility due to fiscal and centralisation reforms initiated by his father. Charles of Valois is the leader of the feudalist party. The oldest son of Philip IV of France and Joan I of Navarre was born in Paris. He was crowned king of Navarre on October 1, 1307, after the death of his mother. He married Margaret of Burgundy at the age of 15 and they had a daughter, Joan.As a result of the tensions prevailing throughout his reigns, <mask> was known as "the Quarreler". <mask> and Margaret were involved in the Tour de Nesle affair. The wives of Charles and Philip were arrested in 1314 on charges of infidelity. The French parliament found Margaret and Blanche guilty. Their alleged lovers were executed and the women were sentenced to life imprisonment. Philip stood by his wife. Margaret died at Chateau Gaillard.<mask> became King of France after his father's death. On August 14, 1315, Margaret of Burgundy, the imprisoned Queen of France died and five days later, <mask> married Clementia of Hungary, the daughter of Charles Martel of Anjou and the niece of <mask>' own uncle and close advisor. In August 1315, <mask> and Clementia were crowned. <mask> married Margaret of Burgundy, with whom he had a daughter, Joan II of Navarre. Margaret was convicted of adultery, imprisoned, and eventually killed herself. John I of France was born five months after the king's death. John's death led to a dispute.<mask> had a daughter, Eudeline, who became abbess of the Franciscan nuns of Paris. <mask> was king of France for less than two years. He abolished slavery, but his reign was dominated by feuding with the nobles within the kingdom, and major reforms designed to increase royal revenues, such as the freeing of the French serfs and the readmittance of the Jews. By the end of Philip IV's reign, the opposition to the fiscal reforms was growing. With Philip's death and the accession of <mask>, this opposition rapidly developed in more open revolt, some authors citing <mask>' relative youth as one of the reasons behind the timing of the rebellions. Leagues of regional nobles began to form around the country. Charles of Valois took advantage of this movement to turn against his old enemy, Philip IV's former minister and chamberlain Enguerrand de Marigny, and convinced <mask> to bring corruption charges against him.The execution of de Marigny at Vincennes in April 1315 was the result of Charles persuading <mask> to bring sorcery charges against him. Other former ministers were also prosecuted. The issuing of charters of rights and reverting to more traditional rule soothed the regional leagues. In 1315, <mask> issued an order abolishing slavery within the Kingdom of France, proclaiming that "France signifies freedom" and "as soon as a slave breathes the air of France, he breathes freedom". Subsequent governments circumscribe slavery in the overseas colonies. As a way of raising revenues and having alighted on a reform of French serfdom as a way of achieving this, he also declared in 1315 that French serfs would be freed, although each serf would have to purchase his freedom. The peculium, or value, of each serf was established by a body of commissioners.For serfs owned directly by the King, all of the peculium would be received by the Crown, while for serfs owned by subjects of the King, the amount would be divided between the Crown and the owner. In the event that not all serfs were willing to pay in this fashion, <mask> declared that the goods of these serfs would be seized anyway, with the proceeds going to pay for the war in Flanders. The shift in policy towards the Jews was caused by themittance of Jews <mask>. The expulsion of the Jewish minority from France in 1306 was a "shattering" event for most of these communities. If the Jews were allowed to return, <mask> was motivated to reconsider the policy. The Jews were readmitted to various conditions after <mask> issued a charter in 1315. After twelve years, the agreement would be terminated and the Jews would be forbidden from usury.This was the first time that French Jews had been covered by such a charter, and <mask> was careful to justify his decision with reference to the policies of his ancestor Saint <mask>, the position of Pope Clement V and an argument that the people of France had demanded a return of the Jews. The result was a weakened Jewish community that depended on the King for protection. <mask> continued the effort of his predecessor to find a solution to the problem of Flanders. The Count of Flanders ruled an "immensely wealthy state" which enjoyed a largely autonomously existence on the margins of the French realm. The relationship between Philip IV and Robert II of Artois remained tense despite the French victory at the Battle of Mons-en-Pévle. The French position rapidly became strained by the demands of maintaining a wartime footing after <mask> mobilised an army along the Flemish border. Grain and other material was not allowed to be exported to Flanders in 1315.The king had to force the Church in the borderlands and Edward II of England to support his effort to prevent Spanish merchant vessels from trading with the embargoed Flemish. As a result of the embargo, the amount of trading in compliance with royal restrictions in the border region was reduced. Local lords and the Church had complaints about <mask> being forced to procure food for his forces. <mask> was the first person to build indoor tennis courts in the modern style, and he was a keen player of real tennis. <mask> had indoor, enclosed courts made in Paris around the end of the 13th century because he was unhappy with playing tennis outdoors. This design spread all over Europe. In June 1316 at Vincennes, following a particularly exhausting game, <mask> drank a large quantity of cooled wine and died of either pneumonia or pleurisy, although there were also suspicions of poisoning.<mask> is the first tennis player known by name because of the contemporary accounts of his death. He and his second wife are buried in a basilica. Clementia was pregnant with <mask>' child when he died. <mask>' daughter, Joan, would be taken care of by a son. A daughter would need to compete with Joan's claims in order to have a weaker claim to the throne. Philip was appointed regent after the birth of his brother's child, John I, who lived only five days. Philip pressed his claims to the crowns of France and Navarre.The entire royal House of Bourbon was descended from Joan, the daughter of <mask> and the mother of Henry IV of France. <mask> is a major character in Les Rois maudits, a series of French historical novels. He was portrayed by Guillaume Depardieu in the 2005 adaptation of the series. Baynes, Thomas Spencer (ed). The Encyclopdia Britannica was published in 1990. The company was founded by Henry G. Allen. Jim Bradbury.The Capetians: Kings of France was published in 2007. Morris, Bishop. The Middle Ages were a time period. The name of the publisher is Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Robert Chazan. The Middle Ages had a Church, State, and Jew. The house is called the Behrman House.There are three people named Richard Kenneth, and they are all from the same area. Key Figures in Medieval Europe: An Encyclopedia was published in 2006 New York. Heiner, Gillmeister. Tennis is a cultural history. The University Press of London. Europe, Hierarchy and Revolt was published in 2000.The name of the city is Oxford. John Wynne, Jeudwine. A review of some early law and custom in Mediaeval Britain. London: Wm. S. Hein Publishing. William Chester Jordan. The Great Famine occurred in Northern Europe in the early 14th century.The University Press of Princeton. Annie Lemp, Konta. The History of French literature from the Oath of Strasburg to Chanticler. D. Appleton and Company is in London. Carl Jacob Kulsrud. There is a history of the main principles governing neutrality to 1780. Law book exchange with Clark.Henry Charles. The third part of a history of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages. London:Harper. Paul B. Newman. There was a daily life in the Middle Ages. Jefferson said, "McFarland." Hugh James.Volume 11 contains a new general biographical dictionary. There are fellows in London. George C. Sellery wrote about the founding of Western Civilization. Read a book. James, Stephen. There were Lectures on the History of France. Read a book.John Wagner. A. The Encyclopedia of the Hundred Years War was published in 2006 There is a press in Westport. Further reading about Marie-Anne Polo de Beaulieu. De l'An mil  la Peste noire was written in 2002. Roselyne Callaux.Robert III d' Artois was born in 2002. The biographies of the 13th-century kings of France and the 14th-century Navarrese monarchs can be found in the External links.

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title: Joos van Craesbeeck

texts: The development of Flemish genre painting in the mid 17th century was influenced by the work of a Flemish baker and painter named <mask>. Low-life figures and middle-class people are depicted in his genre scenes. Some of the compositions were religiously themed. Life was born in a village in Flemish Brabant, Belgium. His father is thought to have been a baker. His mother's name was Gertruid. In 1630 or 1631, <mask> married Johanna Tielens.The landscape painter Jan Tielens was her uncle while two of her uncles on her mother's side were sculptors. The bakery was run by the Tielens family. Van Craesbeeck probably got to know the painter when he was imprisoned. The best friend of Brouwer is believed to have been based on information provided by a contemporary Flemish biographer. As the old ones sang, so the young ones chirp, their relationship was described as 'Soo d'oude songhen, soo pypen de jonghen'. The style similarities of <mask>'s early work with that of Brouwer seem to corroborate this. As a baker and painter, Van Craesbeeck became a master in the Guild of Saintluke.He obtained an inheritance in 1637. He was the owner of a new house with a bakery that year. He was able to devote himself full-time to painting. The year he became master in the Brussels Guild of Saintluke is not known. David Teniers the Younger settled in Brussels on September 7, 1650, and it is likely that he was linked to him. Adriaen Rombouts was his teacher. The death date of <mask>ck is not known, but it is believed to have taken place between 1660 and 1661, when Lucas Viters was registered as his teacher at the Guild.Work Evolution is painted mostly genre scenes and a few religiously themed compositions. Low-life figures and middle-class people are depicted in his genre scenes. The self-portrait in front of a mirror is the only painting signed by him. There are about 30 other paintings with the same name as the one signed with his full name. It is believed that his earliest works are largely indebted to the style and subject matter of Brouwer. In these early works, he relied on the types of Brouwers and followed the pattern of Brouwer's work with occasional gleaming highlights. He applied colour very thinly and left some of the ground visible.After Brouwer's death in 1638, <mask>ck turned to other artists for inspiration and borrowed ideas from contemporary Dutch painters. His main source of inspiration was the Antwerp painters. The bulk of his output came from his interpretation of the everyday subjects. Brown and greys became his main colors. He painted his mature work when he was a resident of Brussels. A set of works from this period is characterized by its vivid colors and the use of his own figures: bearded men with fur-decked caps, women with white bonnets or straw hats. The development of the 'tronie' was aided by the master Brouwer.The term tronie refers to figure studies that are not intended to depict an identifiable person. In a portrait format, tronies are a form of genre painting. Van Craesbeeck was skilled in the genre. Many of his tronies are self-portraits. At least five presumed self-portraits were painted by him. In Dutch and Flemish genre painting in the 17th century, the dissolute self-portrait was a form of self representation. The artist was seen as an intellectual and gentleman by the Renaissance ideal of the 'pictor doctus'.The new model of the prodigal artist is characterized by his creative inspiration and talents. The artists' dissolute nature was emphasized by creating associations with traditional moral themes such as the Five Senses and the Prodigal Son in the tavern. He painted himself in low-life guises four times. These self-portraits can be considered tronies since they depict the artist with exaggerated expressions and often represent one of the five senses. He painted himself as a drinker or smoker in his self-portraits. The Smoker is in the Louvre Museum. In the Self-Portrait as a Drinker, he depicted himself as a drinker.The painting shows him grinning, with bulging eyes, untamed hair, and dressed in peasant's clothes. He is holding a glass of wine. The rough style of these self-portraits is typical of the peasant style. He has a deep understanding of the peasant character. The theme of the five senses was developed by Van Craesbeeck. The Five Senses are represented by figures sitting around a table while the artist works at his easel. A man holding a wineglass is one of the senses represented by the figure in the group.Many tavern interiors were painted by him. The new themes introduced in genre painting by the Northern followers of Caravaggio are reflected in some of these works. The Lute Player (Liechtenstein Museum) shows two women entertaining a cavalier who seems to have passed out with a full glass of wine in front of him. An old man leaning over the shoulder of a female lute player has a flute hanging above his head. Van Craesbeeck modernized the pattern introduced by the Caravaggisti of showing figures seated around a table with those in front shown in silhouette by more full descriptions of the interior space, showing the effect of the daylight and opting for a more vertical format. Death is Violent and Fast are examples of his small, theatrical images of peasant brawls crowded with violent figures already depicted by Brouwers. The role of death in the composition is played by a tiny skeleton inside a tankard.A guardroom interior with soldiers playing cards is similar to the guardroom scene. The guardroom scene depicts an interior scene with officers and soldiers. Guardroom scenes included prostitutes, mercenaries, and other activities that were reprehensible. "Piskijken" is a painting that shows a woman looking at a sample of her urine while she is pregnant. The doctor's visit in theBrukenthal Museum shows a young woman who seems to have collapsed and is being comforted. A person is in the foreground. Someone is holding up a piece of the woman's body.A shadow of a baby is visible in a woman's vagina. Further reading about Hans Vlieghe. There is Flemish art and architecture. The history of art. Yale University Press is in New Haven. The Brabants genreschilder (Pictura Nova XI) was written by <mask> Van Craesbeeck. "Turnhout": Brepols Publishers.There are external links to Flemish Baroque painters.

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title: Édith Cresson

texts: <mask> is a French politician. She is the first woman to hold the office of Prime Minister of France. Her term was boring except for her breakthrough gender role. Her political career ended in scandal after she was charged with corruption while she was the European Commissioner for Research, Science and Technology. The president of France appointed the prime minister on May 15, 1991. She had to leave office after less than a year because she became unpopular with the electorate. In the history of the Fifth Republic, her prime ministership is one of the shortest.She went so far as to compare the Japanese to "yellow ants trying to take over the world" when she criticized their trade practices. "Homosexuality seems strange to me," she1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 It's marginal and different. It is found more in the Anglo-Saxon tradition. The Urban Framework Act of 1991 was enacted to ensure a "right to the city" for all citizens. The Act requires local bodies to provide living and dwelling conditions which will foster social cohesion and enable segregation to be avoided. The international competitiveness of firms with under 500 employees was a priority for the Cresson Government.The law that was passed in July 1991 was intended to improve access to housing, work places, and public buildings for people with disabilities. The Act of July 1991 gave the public access to the courts for foreigners who are in France. In January 1992 housing allowances were extended to all low-income households in large cities. In July 1991, access to legal information was included as part of the legal aid system. The mission of the Council of Women World Leaders is to mobilize the highest-level women leaders globally for collective action on issues of critical importance to women and equitable development. The resignation of the Santer Commission in 1999 was due to the fraud allegations against the European Commissioner. According to the European Commission, the Research Commissioner failed to act in response to known, serious and continuingIrregularities over several years.Cresson was found guilty of not reporting failures in a youth training programme. One of her close friends, a dental surgeon named Philippe Berthelot, was to be appointed as a personal advisor. He couldn't be appointed to a Commissioner's Cabinet because he was 66 years old. <mask>'s Cabinet was already full of personal advisers when she took office. In September 1995, Berthelot was engaged as a visiting scientist. Berthelot was a personal advisor to Cresson. He was offered a visiting scientist's contract for a year after his contract expired.EU rules specify a maximum duration of 24 months for visiting scientists, but Berthelot spent two and a half years in the position. Berthelot requested the end of his contract on medical grounds, and his application was accepted. A criminal investigation was opened in Belgium in 1999 after a member of parliament made a complaint. No further action should be taken in the case after the Chambre du conseil of the Tribunal de premire instance de Bruxelles decided in 2004. On July 11, 2006 the European Court of Justice ruled that dith Cresson acted in violation of her obligations. The Court decided not to impose a penalty for the breach of the obligations arising from the office of Member of the Commission. The findings of the criminal court were binding on the authorities if the conduct complained of was the same.The Court held that it was not bound by the legal characterisation of facts made in the context of the criminal proceedings and that it was for the Court to investigate whether the conduct complained of in the proceedings constituted a violation of the European Convention on Human Rights. The Court could not be bound by the decision of the Chambre du conseil of the Tribunal de premire instance de Bruxelles. The European Commissioner for Research, Innovation and Science was a political career. The prime minister resigned in 1992. Minister of Agriculture from 1981 to 1983. Minister of Foreign trade and Tourism from 1983 to 1984. Minister of Industrial Redeployment and Foreign Trade from 1984 to 1986.The Minister of European Affairs resigned. The European Parliament Member of European Parliament was elected in parliamentary elections and became a minister in 1981. In 1979. She was elected to the National Assembly of France in 1981 but became a minister in 1986. Appointed in 1981 and reelected in 1986. The general councillor of Vienne resigned in 1998. In 1994.The Mayor of the Municipal Council resigned in 1997. Reelected in 1995. The deputy-mayor was from 1997 to 2008. Reelected in 2001. In 1983–2008, the municipal councillor of Chtellerault. In 1995 and 2001 they were re-elected. The Mayor of Thuré was from 1977 to 1983.Thuré's municipal councillor from 1977 to 1983 The Cabinet was chaired by dith Cresson and included the Prime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Defense, and the Minister of Economy, Finance, and Budget. ditions Jean- Claude Latts 1989: L'Europe  votre porte, Centre. Flammarion 2006: Histoires franaises was published in Paris. References further reading Northcutt, Wayne, ed. The Historical Dictionary of the French Fourth and Fifth Republics was published in 1992. "Perry" is the name of the person.There is a gender difference in French political communication. The French edition of Modern & Contemporary France was published in 2005. lisabeth.

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title: John S. Hilliard

texts: <mask> was born. The composer is from Hot Springs, Arkansas. <mask> was studying piano at the age of 6 from his cousin, Barbara Dodson, a local piano teacher and composer. His father, who was of Irish and Anglo-Saxon descent, was a popular singer with their church. His mother was an amateur accordionist and pianist. For the rural areas of central Arkansas in the 1930s and 1940s, <mask> was known as a congregational song leader. <mask> showed an interest in writing.He began playing trumpet in the elementary band at the age of 8 and was taught by the same teacher as Bill Clinton, who was a childhood friend. They both taught music in the Hot Springs High School Band. He played in the all-state band under W. Francis McBeth, who later became his first composition teacher. In 1969 he earned a degree in horn performance, education and theory-composition. He studied a number of instruments during his time at Ouachita. In 1972, he received his Masters of Music degree from Virginia Commonwealth University. William Grant <mask> is an African-American composer.There have been performances in Austria, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan, the Netherlands, South America, the United Kingdom and the United States. His orchestral works have been performed. The piano concerto was written by him. The College Band Directors National Association Conference featured the premiere of "Okeanos" in 2000. The premiere of <mask>'s second piano concerto was held at the Blackfriars Playhouse in 2004, with the composer conducting. The "Variations on a Theme from "L'oiseau de feu" was performed by the James Madison University Wind Symphony. The composer has composed four symphonies, three piano concerti, a trumpet concerto, and sonatas for piano, violin, and cello.He studied composition with George B. Wilson. In 1983, he received his Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Cornell University. He did four years of composition study at Southern Methodist University with Donald Erb and one year of study at the University of Texas, Austin with an American expatriate French composer. During his years working at the Interlochen Arts Academy, Interlochen, Michigan, <mask> was encouraged by the conductor of the Nashville Symphony, who asked him to compose a work for the Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra. In 1975, the orchestra performed "The Grand Traverse: Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra" at Interlochen's Corson Auditorium under the direction of Byron Hanson and <mask> on solo trumpet. The Virginia Center for the Creative Arts awarded a summer residency position to <mask> in 1981. His first symphony was created by <mask> for the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra.A commission from the International Horn Society and the first-place award in the Virginia Music Teachers Association's commissioned composer contest are some of the awards that <mask> has won. Clinton requested a fanfare for his first inauguration. His life and compositions have been influenced by the Far East and Asian music. He studied and played in the gamelan at Cornell University. The Japan Foundation in Tokyo gave a residency grant to <mask> in 1995 to study shakuhachi and gagaku. He lived in the Fukagawa area. He studied music in California in 1996.In 1998-99, he was given a Senior Fulbright Award to teach and compose in Hong Kong. He has lived in Japan for 12 years. He studied Japanese traditional music and Zen Buddhism during his time there. He is a Christian and a Buddhist. He is a follower of "Eastern religions". He is a member of the Episcopal Church. <mask> is married to a Japanese artist.The Interlochen Center for the Arts, National Music Camp, Cornell University, and Washington State University all have music departments. He taught music composition for 14 summers at the Interlochen Arts Camp, and for three years was on the faculty and administrative staff of the Interlochen Arts Academy, where he founded and conducted their first contemporary music group. He was the assistant conductor of the Cornell symphony under Edward Murray. He was the Resident Composer at the School of Music at James Madison University before he retired from teaching. Pulitzer Prize-winning composers include W. Francis McBeth, Robert Moffat Palmer, George B. Wilson, William Grant <mask> and Ned Rorem. He has attended seminars with a number of people. He received a doctorate in music composition from Cornell University in 1983.A noted film composer for Disney studios and George Lucas is one of his students. Other students include <mask> Dam, David Castle, Terry Vosbein, and Larry Clark. One of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's unfinished manuscripts, one for violoncello and cembalo, had been started in 1782, the year Mozart married. The manuscript fragment was finished in the style of Mozart and added his own set of variations. The set was premired in Germany in 2004. On January 31, 2007, a concert of <mask>'s music was presented at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. The Forbes Performing Arts Center on the campus of James Madison University was the site of a performance by the James Madison University orchestra.The large women's chorus and harps, 2 pianos, four cellos, and four doublebasses have all been premiered. The text was written in English, Greek and Hebrew. The university sponsored a concert in his honor in which 30 former composition students attended and was performed by JMU current music majors. The World Saxophone Congress will premiere in France in 2015. He taught as a substitute at the University of Virginia and was a judge for the Washington International Composition competition. There are references to James Madison University. January 23, 2007.There is a Resident Composer at the Kennedy Center.

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title: Åge Hareide

texts: ge <mask> is a Norwegian and a football manager. He played for Hdd and Molde in Norway as well as Manchester City andNorwich City in England. <mask> played for Norway 50 times. <mask> has won league titles in all of the countries in which he has been a coach. <mask> was in charge of the Norway national team from 2003 to 2008. <mask> played for a number of teams during his playing career. He played for the Norway national team from 1976 to 1986 and scored five goals.<mask> is the only coach to have won the league in three different countries in Europe. Other coaches who have won league titles in three countries include fellow Nordics Trond Sollied and Sven-Gran Eriksson. <mask> never returned to Manchester City as manager after a failed attempt by two Norwegian millionaires to take over the club. <mask> was never put in charge at Elland Road after the pair tried to take over the club at the same time. <mask> was all set to become the new manager of the club in a move that would have ousted the incumbent Joe Kinnear after the pair succeeded in a takeover bid for Wimbledon in June 1997. This never happened either. <mask> replaced Semb as the coach of the Norway national football team at the end of the 2003 season.<mask> resigned from his position as national team coach of Norway on December 8, 2008, after failing to take Norway to any international tournaments and having a bad start to the 2010 World Cup qualification campaign. <mask> stepped down as coach of the Norway national team on December 9, 2008. On June 10, 2009, it was announced that he would be coaching rgryte IS. Uwe Rsler, the former head coach of the Norway national team, left the Swedish club to become the new head coach of Viking FK. After Egil stenstad resigned as director of football in Viking, the organization announced that <mask> would be the manager and that Josep Clotet would be the coach from the 2012-season onwards. <mask>'s first season saw Viking finish 9th and 11th. <mask> was released by Viking FK because of the bad results when the team was on the 10th place.<mask>, the last coach to win Allsvenskan with the same club, was hired as head coach at the end of the 2012 season. <mask> was brought out of retirement to become the new manager of the reigning Swedish champion, Malm FF. In his first season at the club, he led the team to defend their Allsvenskan title and qualify for the group stage of the European competition. <mask> was the Allsvenskan manager of the year. He was nominated for coach of the year. <mask> was announced as the new manager of the Denmark national football team on December 10, 2015. <mask> started his new job on March 1.He managed his team to qualify for the World Cup in Russia. This was achieved with a win over Ireland. <mask> was the coach of the Danes at the World Cup. The great nations at the World Cup are the best, but not France, he said one month before the start of the competition. France won the tournament while most great nations of football performed poorly. <mask> oversaw a 2nd place finish in the group, but his team was eliminated in a penalty shoot out against Croatia. <mask> was the manager of the Euro 2020 qualification.He was the leader of the country that qualified for the Euro 2020. The manager of the Danes after the tournament was revealed to be Kasper Hjulmand. <mask>'s contract expired due to the postponement of the tournament. He had not lost a game in 34 games when he left. He became the head coach for a second time in August 2020. He worked as a commentator for the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation after quitting as the Norway national team coach. Only competitive matches are counted.League matches are collected for these earlier statistics. The Manager of the Norwegian Football Cup was from 1994 to 1998 and from 2001 to 2003 The players are from Norfolk City F.C. Football team managers in England and Norway are expatriates.

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title: William Beanes

texts: <mask> was an American physician who was involved in the events surrounding the writing of the national anthem of the United States. During the War of 1812, British commanders were able to use <mask>' home because he was a Maryland resident. British deserters who had taken to ransacking local farms in search of food were arrested and held by the British. A group of Americans led by lawyer Francis Scott Key went to the British to negotiate his release after he was arrested. The British released him after they received confirmation of the good character of <mask>. The group was made to wait in a boat in the bay for the outcome of the battle in Baltimore. Key wrote Defence of Fort M'Henry because of the American victory.The national anthem of the United States is "The Star-Spangled Banner". The first <mask> family member in America was <mask>, a Scotsman who came to the colony of Maryland in 1671. He was married to Ann Brooke. <mask> was the first generation born in America. Their first child was named <mask>. <mask> married Mary. <mask> is the subject of this biography.He was born on January 24, 1749. He was of Scottish descent, but little is known of his childhood. He spoke with a Scottish accent. Large parcels of land in Prince George's County were owned by Beanes' parents. Beanes grew up in an affluent environment. He may have received his basic education from a public school. He obtained his initial medical education from one of the experienced medical practitioners in the town where he lived, as there was no medical college in America at the time.When he felt he was qualified to practice medicine, Beanes began to do so. On November 25, 1793, Beanes married Sarah Hanson. She was the niece of John Hanson. It has been argued that Hanson was the first President of the United States. Boston's position in the resistance to the Coercive Acts of excessive governing by the British was supported by politics and career Beanes. The Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress were put into effect by a committee of Prince Georgians. After the Battles of Lexington and Concord, he offered his medical services at the first General Hospital in Philadelphia.He attended to soldiers who were wounded at the Battle of Long Island. In the 17th century, <mask> built a house and began practicing medicine in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. He owned a mill there. In the 18th century, <mask> was a respected doctor and scientist. He founded The Maryland State Medical Society with John and his son Thomas in 1799. During the War of 1812, <mask> played a part. In the summer of 1814, a British fleet of ships and barges sailed up the Patuxent River, landing several units of soldiers near Benedict, Maryland.The county seat of Upper Marlboro was east-southwest of Washington, D.C. and fourteen years old. The town was mostly empty except for <mask>, one of its most prominent citizens. He gave British General Robert Ross and Royal Navy Admiral Sir George Cockburn the use of his house from August 22 to August 23. Ross believed that <mask> was sympathetic to the British. Ross' newfound belief was reinforced by the fact that there was no resistance in town. The British entered Bladensburg, Maryland, which was east of Washington. There, on August 24, 1814, they encountered American emplacements that led to the Battle of Bladensburg.After a clear British victory, they continued to Washington and burned most of the city's public buildings, including the White House, the Capitol building, the Navy Yard, and other Federal buildings and structures. They stopped at Upper Marlboro on their return trip. Several small farms in the area were raided by British deserters in search of food. Robert Bowie, the 11th Governor of Maryland, who was a farmer and owned farmland in the area, decided to take matters into his own hands and do something about the ransacking. He got help from Dr. <mask> and Philip Weems. The deserters were taken to the Prince George's County jail. Ross was told about the arrests by one who escaped and returned to the British ships.Ross was angry that he might have been deceived by Beanes' earlier kindness and that it might have been a ruse to spy on British activities. The marauders may have lied and accused Beanes of wanting to spy, so Ross immediately ordered his arrest along with four others. Shortly after midnight the following day, Beanes, Hill, and Weems were seized. After the soldiers turned them over, Ross and Cockburn released them because they were not spies. Beanes was taken back to the H.M.S. A possible spy. The "Star-Spangled Banner" was protested by the commander of the Ninth Military District, <mask>. Winder, in a letter dated August 31.President James Madison gave Key permission to send John Stuart Skinner as the U.S. Prisoner Exchange Agent for the region. They took one of Skinner's flags and set out to find the British fleet in the bay. Skinner and Key went to the British flagship. Ross refused to release Beanes. After the Battle of Bladensburg, Skinner collected letters from wounded British soldiers detailing how well the Americans had treated them and the excellent medical treatment provided by Beanes. Ross received the letters from Skinner. Ross decided to release Beanes.Skinner, Key and Beanes were allowed to go back to their hometown. They were held offshore from Baltimore until the outcome of the Battle of Baltimore was decided. To be allowed to go free, the trio had learned too much about British forces and their plans to attack Baltimore. British soldiers guarded the Minden until after the battle and it was tied to a British ship in the bay. The three men watched it from their ship on the morning of September 13, 1814. Smoke from British gunfire, cannons, Congreve rockets and nightfall obscured a large flag at Fort McHenry from their view. The flag was still flying when they woke up.The British had retreated after breaking off the attack during the night. Skinner, Key, and Beanes were released by the British. Key was inspired to write a poem about the event on the back of a letter. Key wrote the poem because of beanes. Historians think the name of the sloop/cartel that Key, Skinner and Beanes were on was The President. Key, Skinner and Beanes were transferred from the British vessel Surprise to their own unnamed "flag of truce" vessel according to a letter dated "Washington, 1856" from Chief Justice R. B. Taney. Key was released by the British after viewing the battle and immediately jotted down the poem's lines.Key wrote a poem on September 14 from an American vessel, but not the British vessel Surprise, according to a report. Other reports say the ship was far away from Java and not involved in the Battle of Baltimore. A letter written by one of Key's brothers-in-law was reported by the Pennsylvania Magazine in 1898. According to the Maryland Historical Society, after <mask>' release from the British, he, along with Skinner and Key, were put on the sloop Minden to sail to Baltimore. British soldiers guarded them as they sailed with a fleet of vessels to attack Fort McHenry. The British navy towed the Minden after it had its sails removed. The British fleet arrived in Baltimore.The battle began in the early morning hours of September 13. Key was inspired to write the poem "To Anacreon in Heaven" on the back of a letter when he saw the flag was still flying. Academy Hill was where <mask> spent the rest of his life. His wife preceded him on July 15, 1822. They are buried in the garden. People from Prince George's County, Maryland, were in the War of People from Upper Marlboro, Maryland.

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