title: Steve Martland

texts: <mask> was an English composer. The Factory Classical label featured contemporary British composers. He studied composition and life and music at the universities of the Netherlands and the UK. He only worked with artists outside classical institutions, such as Dutch and American groups, and his own band which tours his music internationally. He wrote Street Songs for Evelyn Glennie. The composer was in residence at the festival in 2006 and 2007. His music was published.His music was extensively choreographed and has received many new productions around the world, including Dance Works commissioned and premired by London Contemporary Dance Theatre, which has received many new productions around the world. The Music Machine used the theme music from his Principia. The title music for a Dutch TV programme is Dance Works. A temporary arrangement with the sea was written and directed by him. In August 1998 he collaborated with the band Spiritualized on a project. His commitment to music education was reflected in his preoccupation with the function of the composer. He believed in the educational impact of creativity.It's because of tolerance and understanding other people. He started and ran Strike Out, his own annual composition course for school children, after directing many composition projects in schools both at home and abroad. At the age of 58, <mask> died in Reading after suffering a heart attack in his sleep. In 2015, composer Tim Benjamin founded the <mask> Scholarship for young composers at the Sound and Music Summer School, in honor of his former mentor. The works were Duo, trumpet and piano, Kgakala, for solo piano, and Babi Yar, Large orchestra in 3 groups. In 1981 there was an Orc for horn and small orchestra. It was written for a can.Horses of Instruction, for 11 players, is a version of 1994 work for the Steve martland Band. There is a song called Shoulder to Shoulder (Attacca) 1990 featuring Sarah Jane Morris. The Factory Masters (Catalyst) issued a re-release of Babi Yar/Drill & crossing the border in 1998. The Street Songs were written by Victor Red Seal. Mr. <mask> spoke after Mr. Henry Purcell. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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title: Revere La Noue

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> is an American artist, filmmaker andentrepreneur. He has a large collection of work in art, film and experimental media. In 2010, he founded The Mascot Gallery, an online resource and store featuring a range of artwork and film about America's great icons with impressionistic depictions of their often forgotten origins. In 2012 he opened a two-story studio and exhibition space on Main Street in Durham, North Carolina. Born in Baltimore, Maryland on the bicentennial of American Independence, <mask>ue was named after <mask>. He received a bachelor's degree from the College of Arts and Letters at the University of Notre Dame. After graduating in 1999, he went on to complete a Master's degree in Documentary Film and Video.He studied at the Art League, the Corcoran College of Art and Design, the Pratt Institute, and the Université Catholique de l'Ouest in Angers, France. He moved to New York City in 2006 to work with George Butler. He was a producer, creative consultant and editor on The Good Fight, a documentary about Florida State's football coach Bobby Bowden. The National Geographic documentary The Lord God Bird, about the recent re-discovery of the ivory-billed woodpecker, was filmed in the swamps of the southeastern US. The Mascot Gallery was founded by <mask> Noue in Durham, North Carolina. He opened an art studio and exhibition space on Main Street. He is married to a film maker.<mask>ue credits the beginning of his art career to living in Europe as part of Notre Dame's study abroad program in Angers, France. He studied art history and European politics at the language-intensive Université Catholique de l'Ouest, an hour's train ride from the museums of Paris. He wanted to sit with the works of the French Impressionist painters in smaller, less crowded museums. <mask>ue was impressed by the power of a well-executed line and subtle color in the sketches and preliminary paintings of Degas, <mask>trec, Gauguin and Picasso. The Mascot Gallery La Noue's best known collection is the Mascot Gallery print series, which tells the stories of American icons. The "The Original Fighting Irish Print Series" explored the cultural significance of the Fighting Irish, the mascot of his undergraduate alma mater. Brian Kelly, the former head football coach at Notre Dame, said that "The Original Fighting Irish" captures the swagger and toughness of the school's athletic program."It's about humility, it's about a work ethic, and I think he captured all of that in a painting that we really take to heart," said Notre Dame lacrosse coach Kevin Corrigan. <mask>ue was commissioned by Western Michigan University to create an entry for the ArtPrize competition in 2011. He created a 6,500- square-foot mesh around the Western Michigan University-Grand Rapids Graduate Building that depicts a fifty-foot tall herd of horses flanking a rearing central horse. The original artwork for "Epic Broncos" was created using paint, charcoal and pastels before being scanned, printed on a 2-ton mesh canvas and hung with construction lifts. To understand the significance of the Bronco to the University, <mask> Noue interviewed the university president, athletic directors, deans, alumni, coaches and dozens of other university officials. Western Michigan University said the collaboration would allow the college to "do the defining" of its own story. Much of <mask> Noue's work is influenced by film noir, comic book art and the avant-garde.He studies motion picture and photography to create movement in his paintings and prints, and he uses drawings, paintings, and photography to add texture to his film work. He uses a giclée printing technique to create master images from layers of digital scans of his mixed media works on paper. In 2012 <mask> Noue opened his first private show. Lady Buenos Aires: Portrait of a City in Abstract Symmetry consisted of twenty images of Buenos Aires, Argentina, including a set of "quadrographs", or single photographs rotating and repeated to create abstract portraits. <mask> Noue created a series of prints depicting the city as a woman preparing for a night of tango rituals. Detroit in Abstract Symmetry, his most recent collection of quadrographs, will debut at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum as part of the 2012 ArtPrize competition. Film La Noue has worked on large feature productions, directed and produced several short films, and consulted on an array of movie projects.He was a creative advisor on The Loving Story. His short documentary Harvest was made in collaboration with theALS Association, and continues to be used to lobby the United States Congress in support of stem cell research. Portrait of a Glitch, his short experimental documentary film, was shown nationally at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive. <mask> Noue wrote and directed a film about the band. The film is shown annually during the reunion weekend. Mascot Gallery Living people 1976 births American filmmakers Artists from Baltimore University of Notre Dame alumni Business people from Durham, North Carolina

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title: Bernie Slaven

texts: <mask> was born in 1960. He earned seven caps for the Republic of Ireland and scored over 200 goals during his 18-year career. He began his career in his native Scotland with Greenock Morton in 1980, before moving on to Queen of the South, and then Albion Rovers. He was the highest scorer in the Scottish Football League in 1984–85 with 31 goals in 43 appearances, but he was sold to Middlesbrough for a fee of £25,000 early in the following season. He was promoted from the Third Division in 1986 to the Second Division in 1988 and again from the Second Division in 1991 to the Third Division. In the 1990 final of the Full Members Cup, he became the first Irish player to score a goal in the premier league. He was twice named as the club's Player of the Year and scored a total of 146 goals in 381 appearances during his eight years at Ayresome Park.After taking a free transfer to Port Vale, he helped the club lift the Football League Trophy. He returned to the North-East in February 1994 after a free transfer. He retired in May 1995 after helping the club to avoid finishing bottom of the English Football League. He played football for Billingham Synthonia. He went into radio after retiring as a player, presenting shows and providing commentary on matches with Ali Brownlee for Century Network and Real Radio. He published two autobiographies. His Irish grandfather allowed him to win seven caps for the Republic of Ireland despite being born in Scotland.He was named in Ireland's 1990 World Cup squad, though he did not play in the tournament. <mask>n was born on 13 November 1960 and grew up in the Castlemilk area of Glasgow. Hugh was a delivery driver for the Co-op and his mother was a tailor. At the age of 14, he joined Partick Thistle Amateurs and played left-half. He played left-half for Eastercraigs when they had a future player in Graeme Sharp. Slaven joined a junior league side after rejecting an approach from a Scottish Second Division club. He stopped going to the club because of the long train journeys.He joined a local club after his contract ended. He worked for the Co-op while he was an amateur footballer. He stayed with Rutherglen Glencairn for the rest of the season after he was transferred to Greenock Morton. He made his debut for Morton in 1981 in a 3–0 win over Airdrieonians. He had a goal disallowed in his first start against Celtic, but the game ended in a 1–1 draw. He scored his first goal for the club in a 1–1 draw with Airdrieonians, which was the only goal of his 13 Scottish Premier Division appearances. He fell out with the manager after he demanded more game time.Slaven made nine appearances during the 1982–83 campaign and was released in the summer. Slaven joined the club on a one-month contract after the manager needed short-term replacements during an injury crisis. He was without a club for three months before signing with Queen of the South. He was a free agent after playing two Second Division matches for the club. George Cloy said of Slaven, "He was just a man who liked playing football." He was a nice guy, but not one of the rowdy ones. Slaven was converted from a left-half to a centre-forward by Andy Ritchie after being signed by Rooney from Morton.He scored 31 goals in the 1984–85 season with many set up by Vic Kasule. The Daily Record Golden Shot award was won by Slaven. The benefits of Ritchie's decision would not be enjoyed as he was replaced by Joe Baker early in the season and Slaven was appointed club captain. Slaven was named the club's and the division's Player of the Year. He was working as a gardener when he was asked to sell Slaven, which was a high price for a non-professional third-tier player. A reporter from The Sunday Post wrote to 54 English and Scottish clubs on Slaven's behalf after he refused to play for Rovers. The offer of a two-week trial was made by Middlesbrough.Slaven scored and impressed enough to win a move to the club, who paid a £25,000 fee for his services. He scored on his competitive home debut for the club seven days after making his debut in the 1–0 defeat to Elland Road. Willie Maddren was sacked after just one point in January, after a run of five wins in eight games. Bruce Rioch's first match in charge was a 3–1 victory over Grimsby Town in which Slaven scored two headed goals. The club was demoted to the Second Division after a 2–1 defeat for "Boro" in the final game of the 1985–86 season. The Official receiver banned the club from Ayresome Park after he sacked Rioch and his staff. Rioch made Slaven a key part of his new squad despite the fact that he used the opportunity to change the club's playing staff.After the club's first defeat of the season by Blackpool on 11 October, Rioch stated that he wasn't pleased with Slaven's form and it was time to show him what he was made of. He responded well to the criticism and scored three goals when the team returned to Ayresome Park in the FA Cup. He scored 22 goals in the 58 league and cup games he played for the club, helping them to promotion as runners-up to Bournemouth. He helped secure a second promotion in 1987–88, which saw the club rise from the Third Division to the First Division in two years. He scored 24 goals in 58 appearances, including three goals in two wins. On the last day of the season, as well as finishing third behind Villa on goals scored, and needing to secure promotion through the play-offs, Middlesbrough lost toLeicester City. He scored in the play-off semi-final to help secure a 3–2 aggregate victory and a place in the play-off final.In the first leg at Ayresome Park, he provided an assist for Senior and then scored the second goal for the visitors, who went on to win 2–0 and replace them in the top-flight. Shortly after he and several teammates agreed new four-year contracts with Middlesbrough, Slaven scored a first-half hat-trick in a 4–3 win over Coventry City. At the end of the month he was moved to the left-wing to accommodate Davenport, but he was returned to the centre-forward after he struggled to score goals. Slaven's run of 136 consecutive league appearances came to an end when he was dropped from the starting eleven for the game against Forest. Slaven ended the club's run of 11 league games without a victory when he scored both goals in a 2–1 win over West Ham United at Upton Park on 11 April. On the last day of the season, they lost 1–0 to Wednesday and became the first team to drop into the bottom tier. Slaven was named the North-East Player of the Year after scoring 15 league goals despite playing on the left wing.Rioch's dismissal was caused by injuries that hampered the 1989–90 campaign, and led to the team finishing in the bottom half of the table. The 1990 Full Members Cup Final was the first time the club had appeared at Wembley. Tony Dorigo's free-kick was the only goal of the day as the final was a disappointment. Slaven scored 32 goals in all competitions, which led to speculation of a move away from Ayresome Park. Slaven agreed to a new contract and withdrew his transfer request after Colin Todd turned down his written transfer request. He went six games without a goal early in the 1990–91) season, but broke his duck in a 4–2 win over the Seagulls at the Goldstone Ground on 27 October. He reacted badly when he was taken out of the game at half-time and did not see the second half.He scored a goal in his next five appearances after returning to the starting eleven. He was dropped from the first team after telling the media that he should be dropped if the manager doesn't play him in the middle. He returned to the centre-forward role, and scored two goals in a 3–0 home win over rivals Newcastle United on 12 March, but went on to finish the season without a goal. Despite finishing in the play-off places, they lost to Notts County in the semi-finals. Slaven was placed on the transfer-list along with ten of his teammates. Todd was sacked in June 1991 and his successor, Lennie Lawrence, decided to keep Slaven and play him in a partnership with a new signing. Slaven lost his place in the team to Stuart Ripley after picking up a calf strain.He returned to the first team in September after scoring three goals as a substitute. He scored the opening goal in the 2–1 victory. Lawrence felt that Slaven was too individualistic, and in November he spent over a million dollars on Andy Payton, who he hoped would be an effective partner for Paul Wilkinson. After scoring on his debut against Bristol City, he left the field on a stretcher after picking up an injury, as Slaven claimed the other two goals in a 3–1 victory. Slaven injured his knee in January and was out of action for five weeks. He scored a hat-trick in a 4–0 win overBrighton on 21 March, but fell out with Lawrence and was dropped for the end of the season promotion run-in. He returned for the crucial final game of the season against Wolves, and set up a late Jon Gittens goal, before a late winner from Wilkinson secured a 2–1 victory and the second automatic promotion place for Middlesbrough.In the second leg of the League Cup semi-final against Manchester United, Slaven scored a goal to send the game to extra time, where Ryan Giggs scored the winning goal. He became Ireland's first goalscorer in the premier league when he scored two goals in a win over Manchester City. In the first ten games of the 1992–93 season, Slaven started seven of them and scored in two of them. Slaven was left on the bench for most of the rest of the season after Lawrence began playing Wilkinson on his own up front. Lawrence said he would listen to any offers the club received. Lawrence sent Slaven to train with the youth team after the pair fell out during a strained training ground session, and Slaven was made available on a free transfer after he told the press how the pair's relationship had become. Slaven signed for John Rudge's Second Division Port Vale on a free transfer.On his debut in a 1–0 win over Leyton Orient at Brisbane Road on 20 March, he was sent off for kicking Adrian Whitbread after a bad challenge and it was the first red card of his career. He scored his first goal for the "Valiants" with a 25-yard volley in a 4–0 win over Wigan Athletic at Springfield Park on 17 April. He scored the only goal in the second leg of the Football League Trophy southern area final at St James Park to give Vale a place in the final. He scored on the final day of the season to help turn around a half-time 2–1 deficit to Blackpool at Bloomfield Road into a 4–2 win; however they ended the season in third-place and entered the play-offs. He crossed for Martin Foyle to score the winning goal in the play-off semi-finals. In the Football League Trophy final at Wembley on 22 May, Slaven set up Paul Kerr for Vale's first goal and then scored the second in a 2–1 victory. Sky TV's match summariser, Lennie Lawrence, was tasked with naming Slaven the man of the match just two months after letting him go on a free transfer.He played in the Wembley play-off Final, which ended in a 3–0 defeat to West Bromwich. He started the 1993–94 season with a hat-trick in a 6–0 win over Barnet in the first home game of the campaign. He picked up a calf strain and lost his place in the team to Nicky Cross. He was punched in the face by Peter Swan in a training ground incident, but the pair would eventually make up and become friends. Slaven wanted to return to the North-East to be with his wife Karen and son Dominic, however manager John Rudge was reluctant to lose him despite being unable to promise him a contract for the following season. He scored his last goal for the club in an FA Cup third round replay at Vale Park. Slaven joined the team at the bottom of the Third Division.He ended the 1994–95 campaign with two goals in 11 appearances despite playing at a lower standard. Slaven's winning goal against Chesterfield moved Darlington above Northampton Town and away from the bottom of the table. Slaven was given a free transfer in May 1995 after he hit seven goals in 31 games for the "Quakers". He retired from football after a consultant told him that a back injury would only get worse with more stress. During the 1997–98 and 1998–99 seasons, he scored 22 goals in 21 appearances. Slaven qualified for the Republic of Ireland through his grandfather. "If I'd been scoring for Celtic or Rangers I'd have walked into the side, there are people getting in the team that can hardly play the game," he said.We have been looking for a player like <mask> for a long time. He scored the only goal of the game against Wales from a rebound after Kevin Sheedy had a penalty saved. He was in the Ireland squad for the 1990 World Cup after winning a second cap as a substitute. Slaven had homesickness and did not feature in the tournament. Slaven would call his dog every night when he was away from home, according to Tony. He would be kissing the receiver and petting the dog. Slaven stated that the highlight of the tournament was when the squad met Pope John Paul II at the Vatican.He won the last of his seven caps on 17 February 1993 in a 2–1 win over Wales. Slaven was a forward who scored many goals due to his first touch, anticipation and finishing skills. He was criticized for his defensive skills as well as his tendency to stand in an offside position. His usual goal celebration was to jump upon the fence at the Holgate End at Ayresome Park. Slaven displayed a section of the fence from the Holgate End in his back garden for years after the ground was knocked down. Slaven was embarrassed by a low turnout of 3,537 when he played a game for a charity in 1996. He co-hosted Century FM's coverage of Ali Brownlee's coverage of Middlesbrough matches from 1996 to 2007, after retiring as a player.Slaven would be more critical and realistic than Brownlee. Slaven was sacked by NTL in December 2002 after he missed a filming session in protest at the company's habit of failing to pay wages on time. Slaven bared his butt in a Binns department store window in Middlesbrough in 1999 after telling Brownlee he would do it if they beat Manchester United. Slaven had to go ahead with the dare, even though the score was painted on his cheeks. He recreated the moment on television for "They Think It's All Overs" round. He announced his intention to run for Mayor of Middlesbrough in October 2002, but withdrew from the race before the election as his candidacy was a publicity stunt for Century FM rather than a serious attempt to enter politics. He was the host of the football phone-in for Real Radio North East and later Koast Radio, along with Malcolm Macdonald and Eric Gates.Strikingly Different was released in 1996. In 2007. Slaven became a patron of the charity in 2015, which supports former players and older fans living with dementia, depression or loneliness. The statistics club has international statistics. The Scottish Football League Second Division Player of the Year was Middlesbrough F.C. Football League Second Division play-off winner: 1988 Full Members Cup runner up: 1990 Football League Second Division runner-up. The players are from Glencairn F.C.The players are from the Scottish Junior Football Association. The players are from the F.C. The Queen of the South F.C. had players. The players are at the F.C. The players are from Middlesbrough F.C. The players are from Port Vale F.C. The players are from Darlington F.C.The players are from Billingham Synthonia F.C. players 1990 World Cup players Scottish Football League players English Football League players Northern Football League players

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title: Angelina Teny

texts: The state minister of Energy and Mining in the Government of National Unity between 2005 and 2010 is a South Sudanese politician. She ran for governor of Unity State but was defeated in an election that she claimed was rigged. She became Minister of Defence of South Sudan in March 2020. A graduate of Great Britain, Teny speaks both English and Arabic. South Sudan has one of the most prominent women politicians in the world. The House of Nationalities is a concept designed to foster peace and national unity through recognition of diversity. The Second Sudanese Civil War ended in January 2005 with the establishment of the GoSS and a defined process to move towards a referendum on full independence.There was a state minister of Energy and Mining in the Government of National Unity. At the November 2006 conference on Oil and the Future of Sudan, she noted that there had been a lot of controversy over the Ministry of Energy and Mining. During the civil war, the oil industry was developed as a means to finance the war, at great human cost, and military concerns dictated the structure of the industry. The government was struggling to organize the National Petroleum Commission, but they had confidence in the process. She said that Sudan has the opportunity to develop the oil sector in order to support the peace, to ensure that unity is attractive, to ensure that those who have been involved in war get their rights taken care of, and to take our place in the modern world where oil is produced with social The time has come for a vision and strategy for the proper management of this strategic resource. She said contracts had to be reviewed, local people had to be compensated and environmental issues had to be addressed.Significant challenges were raised by the expansion of oil production south into the wetlands protected by the Ramsar Convention. The Greater Nile Production Company gave oil production and sales figures to her ministry according to an interview she gave in 2007. The ministry couldn't check for accuracy. She said: "We have an oil revenue calculation committee, and every month, we look at the production and sales figures, and work out the figures for who takes what." The figures are based on production and then shared between North and South. South Sudan complains about the amount of money they are getting because there isn't much trust. In October 2007, she said that the Government of Southern Sudan was uncertain about the oil production figures released by the federal government.GoSS wasn't given representation at the strategic stages of oil production and overseas marketing. In the April 2010 elections, <mask> broke from her party, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement, and ran as an independent candidate for Governor of Unity State. The incumbent governor was her main challenger. She was leading by a wide margin against the other contestants. Taban Deng Gai won the election by 137,662 votes. The defeated parties said in a joint statement that there had been widespread rigging and called for a review by the National Elections Commission. She wouldn't accept or recognize the results.Irregularities include missing ballot boxes, vote counts in excess of the number of registered voters, and the ejection of observers. The State High Elections Committee's office was the location where the campaign leader was arrested. Police shot dead two people and injured four others when they opened fire on a crowd of protesters in the state capital. There has been a lot of violence in South Sudan's main oil-rich area of Unity State. Taban Deng, the governor of Unity State, accused <mask> and Akol of supporting Colonel Galwak Gai, who led a rebellion against the army after the elections. She was accused of supporting the insurgency by Edward Lino. She said that she was going to file a lawsuit against Edward Lino.When he failed to get the position of county commissioner, <mask> rebelled and promised to appoint Gai if she won the election. The leader of negotiations with the Khartoum government over ownership and management of oil assets was appointed as an adviser by the South Sudan Energy and Mines Ministry. She spoke about the state of the oil industry in South Sudan after two months of independence at an energy conference in September 2011. She said that most of the oil fields in South Sudan were in the south's control. The fields that are producing produced 300,000 barrels per day. The outline of a 3-year program to develop infrastructure was created by the government. The construction of an oil refinery was included.The law was almost ready to be published. South Sudan needed capital to meet the Millennium Development Goals. She said the oil companies were talking to the government. More information was needed to assess the reserves. Riek Machar is the current Vice President of South Sudan. They have four children. On 18 May 2020, Teny and her husband tested positive.Women government ministers of South Sudan Year of birth missing are referred to as living people.

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title: Trilussa

texts: <mask> was an Italian poet, writer and journalist who was known for his works in Romanesco dialect. Carlo Alberto Camillo Salustri was born in Rome on October 26, 1871. His father was a waiter from Albano Laziale, his mother was a Bolognese seamstress. He was the second child of the Salustri family and was christened in the Church of San Giacomo in Augusta on 31 October. His sister, who was three years old at the time, died of diphtheria. The death of his father on 1 April 1874 affected his childhood again. After the death of her husband, Carlotta Poldi decided to move with her son Carlo to Via Ripetta, where they stayed for only eleven months.Carlo is thought to owe his friendship to Filippo Chiappini, a Romanesco poet and disciple of Belli. Carlo attended first and second grade in the San Nicola municipal schools. He was forced to repeat the second year of school after making a simple mistake in the exam for admission to the Collegio Poli of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. Carlo had to repeat the third grade because of his lack of commitment and then abandoned formal studies in 1886 because of the pressure of his mother and uncle. An article in the sports pages shows a photo of Trilussa next to a picture of a young athlete wearing a Lazio jersey. The photo was taken inside the former headquarters of the sports club in Villa Borghese between 1906 and 1913. The directors of the Lazio Sports Club, as well as the poets and playwrights who were regulars at the club, were friends of Trilussa.Trilussa was the god of Sandro Ciotti, a Lazio fan and future sportscaster who was born in Rome. At the age of sixteen, he presented one of his poems to the dialectal poet director of Rugantino, asking for it to be published. The Invention of Printing begins with the invention of Gutenberg and ends with a critique of contemporary printing in the final tercets. The young Trilussa began a collaboration with the Roman periodical, thanks to the support and encouragement of Edoardo Perino, editor of Rugantino, which would lead to the publication of fifty poems and forty-one prose works. The Stelle de Roma (Stars of Rome), a series of about thirty madrigals that paid homage to some of the most beautiful young women in Rome, was a resounding success. The first stella, published on 3 June 1988, was the beginning of the popularity of the poems dedicated to Roman women. Several authors, hiding behind pseudonyms, would try their hand at writing poems entitled to stelle along the lines of Trilussa.The popularity of his compositions led <mask> to select twenty of them and, after revising them and making substantial changes, to publish them in his first collection of poems. The Stars of Rome were published in 1889. His sudden popularity brought with it criticism from Belli's disciples, who accused him of using the Romanesco dialect combined with Italian. Filippo Chiappini, under the name Mastro Naticchia, mocked his student by means of two poems. After his first work was published, his collaborations with Rugantino decreased in frequency; however, <mask> remained strongly tied to the publisher Perino, with whom, in 1890, he published the almanac Er Mago de Bborgo. The Village Magician was written in 1890. The 1980 Almanac.The revival of the eponymous almanac was conceived in 1859 by the Roman poet Adone Finardi. <mask> wrote a sonnet for each month of the year, with the addition of a closing composition and some prose in Roman dialect. The experience of the almanac was repeated the following year with Er Mago de Bborgo. The Village Magician: 1891 Almanac is accompanied by Silhouette's drawings and all the texts are by Trilussa. In the meantime, the Roman poet collaborated with various periodicals. La Frusta and Il Cicerone were caricatures per l'anno 1890. The Cicerone and The Whip were included in the popular Almanac for the year 1890.<mask>pi's politics with city chronicles. <mask> joined the newspaper's editorial board at the age of twenty-two, after the newspaper changed its name to Il Don Chisciotte di Roma. The publication of <mask>'s second volume of poems, Quaranta sonetti romaneschi (Forty Roman Sonnets), a collection which contains forty-one sonnets, was prepared during this period. The first of the twelve fables written by <mask> appeared in Don Chisciotte in 1899. Preceduti da una lettera di Isacco di David Spizzichino. The Letter of Isacco di David Spizzichino was written by Usurer. The title of the work came from an episode in which <mask>, in financial difficulties, asked Isacco di David Spizzichino, a moneylender, for a loan, guaranteeing to pay him back after the publication of his next book.The book was late to be published, and Isacco sent a peremptory letter to the poet, but <mask> decided to report the story with the cheerfulness and irony that always distinguished him: he included in the collection a dedication to his usurer and the intimidating letter The Roman poet became declaimer of his own verse, which he used to recite in Trilussa's favourite places. In 1898 <mask> went to Berlin without knowing German. After his success, Elocutionist <mask> began to frequent'salons' as a poet-commentator on the day's events. He preferred to be called a non-fascist rather than an anti-fascist during the Fascist period. Although he made political satire, his relations with the regime were always calm. Arnoldo Mondadori Editore began publishing his collections in 1922.In 1922, the writer joined the company under the name of Belli. He was a friend of the sports radio reporter. The President of the Republic appointed <mask> senator for life on 1 December 1950, twenty days before he died, in one of the first issues of Epoca dedicated to the news of his death in 1950. His final words were whispered to his maid, "I'm leaving now". The maid told the journalist that she was sewing a new scarf and that he wouldn't need it anymore. He died on December 21, 1950, the same day as Giuseppe Gioachino Belli and Giovanni Boccaccio. The photos accompanying the news of his death were published by the Mondadori weekly Epoca in 1950.He was a member of the Masonic Lodge. He is buried in the historic Verano Cemetery in Rome behind the Pincetto wall. There is a marble book engraved with the poem Felicit. Pietro Pancrazi edited the collection of Tutte le poesie, which was published posthumously in 1951. <mask> commented on fifty years of Roman and Italian news in his witty language, barely rippling by his bourgeois dialect. The scheming of the powerful, the corruption of politicians and the fanaticism of hierarchs are some of the things he likes to target. The patriotism of the Risorgimento type can be seen in some of his poems, such as Er venditore de pianeti.satire, conducted with a certain political apathy and scepticism, is not the only motif that inspired Trilussian poetry: there are frequent moments of crepuscular melancholy, disconsolate, here and there corrected by flashes of irony, on withering loves, and the loneliness that makes reflection. In fables, the key to accessing and reading <mask>'s satire can be found. He had something to teach, but his moral was linked to the real-time comments on the issues of life. He was not satisfied with his happy endings, so he pursued his own amusement already during text composition and that of the reader to whom the product was addressed. The Romanesco poet <mask> was the third great Roman dialect poet to appear on the scene from the nineteenth century onwards: while Belli drew fully from the language of the lowest strata and turned it into short, memorable sonnets. Trilussa came up with a language that was even closer to Italian. Trilussa replaced popular Rome with bourgeois Rome, and historical satire with the humor of the daily chronicle.Trilussa can highlight people's pettiness and weaknesses through biting metaphors, often based on episodes involving domestic animals. In the case of the well-known sonnet Er cane moralista (The Judgemental Dog), the initial censorious and critical attitude towards reprehensible behavior is followed by a finale in which accommodation and mutual interest recall common dynamics of human behavior. <mask> published his poems in newspapers and later collected them in volumes. He was able to immediately gather the readers' opinions, as well as to show them the artistic rendering of his compositions at a first draft. After selecting and refining his poems, he discarded those that were less up-to-date and made stylistic, metrical, and linguistic interventions. The second phase made his collections not a simple re-proposition of poems scattered on the pages of newspapers, but real books of poems, perfect and renewed in relation to the social context. Stelle de Roma.There was a romaneschi in 1889. Mago de Bborgo. In 1890, lunario pe'r. Mago de Bborgo. In 1891, lunario pe'r. Quaranta sonetti romaneschi was born in 1894. Altri sonetti.Isacco di David Spizzichino, strozzino, 1898, preceduti da una lettera. Enrico Voghera was born in 1901. Caff-concerto was written by Enrico Voghera. Enrico Voghera was born in 1903. Sonetti romaneschi was born in 1909. Nove poesie, Voghera, 1910. L'Esposizione vista a volo di cornacchia: sestine umoristiche was written in 1912.Enrico Voghera was born in 1913. Enrico Voghera, bestie, Ommini e bestie, was born in 1914. Teresa, Carra, was born in 1917. There is a tozzi e bocconi. Le finzioni della vita. Licinio Cappelli was born in 1918. Lupi e agnelli was born in 1919.A Mondadori was born in 1922. Milano, A. Mondadori, 1922. Milano, A. Mondadori, 1927. The ciambellano has a spupazzata dall' autore stesso. A Mondadori was born in 1930. The festa de nojantri, variet, Trilussa e altri are from 1930. Milano, A. Mondadori, 1930.Milano, A. Mondadori, 1932. Milano, A. Mondadori, 1934. Milano, A. Mondadori, 1935. Milano, A. Mondadori, 1935. Mondadori, 1936, duecento sonetti, A. Milano. Commentate da Guglielmo Guasta Veglia (Guasta), Bari, Laterza e Polo, 1937. Di Trilussa: con commento di Guglielmo Guasta Veglia.Milano, A. Mondadori, 1938. Milano, A. Mondadori, 1939. A. Mondadori, 1945. Anne- Christine Faitrop Porta wrote prose for the Don Chisciotte. Several of <mask>'s compositions have been used by other artists as lyrics for their own songs. Maria Monti has a song on popular music. For many years Claudio Baglioni's masterpiece under the title "Ninna nanna nanna ninna" was in live albums.The song "Se io man due polli e tu giouno, statistics noi ne abbiamo mangiato uno per uno" is a reference to the satire on chickens. In clta music, there are examples of the use of his verse. Some Romanesco fables were set to music by Alfredo Casella. Pope John Paul I used the poem La fede to create one of the letters in the book Illustrissimi. Luciani asks himself about faith, about what it is and why some people feel it, while others don't. Luciani added some references to Manzoni. One of Pope John Paul I's poems, La Fede, was read at a Wednesday audience during his brief pontificate in 1978.Musicals are based on his works. A. Vagnetti, Napoli, Bideri, 1903 is the author of Un cameriere filosofo. There is a canto e piano in Trilussa and Casa Musicale Italiana. The poemetto per voci e orchestra was written by Costantino Lombardo. Danesi was born in 1917. Trilussa musicate per canto e pianoforte was written by Alfredo Casella. Cesare Franco: lirica per soprano o tenore con accompagnamento di pianoforte.Trilussa, Bari, Raffaello Leo, 1930. Parole di Trilussa, Bologna, U. Pizzi Edit was written by Agostino Zanchetta. There was a tip in 1931. Sc. Skeletti, La felicit: per canto e pianoforte. Sc. Skeletti, La quercia: per canto e pianoforte.Sc. Skeletti, La Bocca: per canto e pianoforte. Mario Pilati, La Tartaruga: per canto e pianoforte: Trilussa (da Le favole), Milano, G. Ricordi, 1940. GiuseppeMicheli, Trilussa aroma de Roma: testi di Trilussa: musiche originali di G.Micheli, Milano, Usignolo, 1976. Sette canzoncine per bambini: su testi di Trilussa, Trento, Federazione cori del Trentino, 2000. Rai 1 was broadcast on TV in the evenings of 11 and 12 March, starring <mask> - Storia d'amore e di poesia. There are references to M. Corsi.Trilussa. It's called Cosmopolita. D'Arrigo. Trilussa: l'opera. Scalia's name is Arti Grafiche. Dell'Arco was written about in 1951. Lunga vita di Trilussa.Bardi. C'era una volta a Trilussa was written by Desiato. Mondadori. S. Di Massa was born in1946. Trilussa lirico. Danesi. M. Escobar.There is an Ed. Prosa e poesia romanesca is a Trilussa. The person is Cappelli. C. A. Faitrop-Porta. The year 1979. Doppio volto di un uomo. Istituto di studi romani.Frapiselli, F<mask> con noi. Bardi. L. Jannattoni wrote. Excellent ottocento. Alla favola, Trilussa dal madrigale. There is a man namedNewton Compton.C. Luigi, in 1945. Trilussa aneddotico. F. Mondini. G. Mariani was born in 1974. Storia di un poeta was written by <mask>. Bonacci. E. Paratore.Trilussa: nel centenario della nascita. Istituto di studi romani. C. Pericoli Ridolfini was published in 1974. Inediti di Trilussa. Galleria L'agostiniana. D. Pettinicchio. There was a poesie in Trilussa.I Cubo. M. Sorge was born in 1939. De Belli  <mask>, la portée humaine de la poésie en dialecte romain. Droz. Trilussa. The year (1994). C. Rendina Ed. is the author of Poesie.In 1994. Trilussa. The year 2012 Tutte le poesie. C. Costa and L. Felici are authors. Arnoldo Mondadori is an Editore. G. Vaccaro was born in 1994.There is a romanesco trilussiano-italiano. I Cubo. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Trilussa Trilussa Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana. Istituto dell' Enciclopedia Italiana is also known as Trilussa. Trilussa, De Agostini. Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana has a biografico called Trilussa Dizionario. Opere di Trilussa OpenMLOL.The Internet Archive has an Opere di Trilussa Open Library. The Repubblica is called Trilussa. Istituto centrale per Trilussa. The International Music Score Library Project is a part of Project Petrucci. Stanza di Trilussa al Museo di Roma in Trastevere Indici di dialettalit di Belli.

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title: Jessie Lewars

texts: Mrs. James Thomson was the daughter of <mask>, a supervisor of excise. After the death of her father in 1789,<mask> and her brother John moved to a house in Millhole Brae (now Burns Street) that was opposite Robert Burns in Dumfries. When Robert was nearing the end of his life,<mask> helped the Burns family by nursing him in the days leading up to his death and doing the domestic chores. Mary and her brother, William, were married to a Dumfries builder. Robert Burns predicted that <mask> would marry James Thomson on June 3, 1799. They had seven children, five sons and two daughters. The sons were James, John, William, and Thomas, who all died at the Cape of Good Hope.Mary married George Montgomery, a merchant, in 1840. They had two children, <mask> <mask> Montgomery. The younger daughter of <mask> <mask> died unmarried in September 1877. Her husband, James Thomson, died on May 5, 1849 at the age of 75, while she died at the age of 77. There is a grave next to the Robert Burn's mausoleum in Saint Michael's churchyard. John, her brother, was a colleague of Burns's in the Excise and was romantically linked with JeanLorimer, Burns's 'Chloris'. <mask> was a colleague of Robert Burns and gave instructions to the Poet on joining the service.During Robert Burns' illness, he nursed him, as well as looking after his family of four boys, until his wife, Jean, recovered from the birth of her last child. Robert was living with her for nearly a year. Burns was rarely able to leave his room from April 1796 until his death in July of that year, as he lay in his sickbed. She had a singing voice that was similar to that of Burns. He composed his last song for her, "O wert thou in the cauld blast", after becoming fond of her. "The Robin cam" is a popular song and was sung by <mask>. Felix Mendelssohn's haunting music was also set to his own haunting music.The song "Altho' Thou maun never be mine" was addressed by him. In case of the worst, Robert offered to write an epitaph to her on a crystal goblet, and also wrote a rhymed toast to her on another crystal. The 1940 Burns Chronicle included it as a reproduction. Burns wrote to James Johnson in Edinburgh requesting a copy of "The Scots Musical Museum" for his wife, who wanted to present it to her friend. Her copy was inscribed by the poet with a sincere expression of his appreciation for her kindness to him. On yonder lea, on yonder lea, My plaidie to the angry airt, I'd shelter thee. "Un petit gage de Vamitie" is a thin quarto volume by Peter Pindar.R. Burns. After Burns's death, <mask> wrote on his behalf to several of Robert's friends, including James Burness. She was a support to the family, caring for the four small brothers. She related to Robert Chambers that when he chanced to come home and find no dinner ready, he was never in the least irritated, but would address himself with the greatest cheerfulness to any makeshift set before him. They received a lot of good cheese from their Ayrshire friends. The poet would sit down to bread and cheese with his book by his side and seem to the casual visitor as happy as a courtier at the feast of Kings.John Irvine painted her portrait. At a festival in honor of the poet's sons in the 19th century, <mask> was given pride of place next to Robert Burns' relatives. The sources are listed in the notes. Through the Land of Burns. There are two people in Kilmarnock: Dunlop and Drennan. Charles S. Dougall. The country of Burns.A & C Black is in London. Douglas, William Scott. There was a time when the word was "1938." The Poetical Works of Robert Burns were written in Kilmarnock. The Scottish Daily Express is in Glasgow. The Reverend John C. Hill. The year 1960.Robert Burns had love songs and heroines. J. M. Dent is in London. James was born in 2004. Burns. There is a biography of Robert Burns. Purdie, David; Kirsteen and Carruthers, Gerrard. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556Maurice Lindsay wrote a book about Burns. Robert Hale and Peter J. Westwood are in London. The year 1996. Jean Armour. Mrs. Robert Burns. An informative biography. Creedon Publications is in Dumfries.Westwood, Peter J. The year 2001. Jean Armour. My life and times with Robert Burns. Creedon Publications is in Dumfries. The year 2008. Who's Who in the World of Burns?The Robert Burns World Federation. Scottish women were linked to Robert Burns in the 18th century.

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title: Tiyo Soga

texts: <mask> was a Xhosa journalist, minister, translator, and composer. John Bunyan's classic work Pilgrim's Progress and the Bible were translated by <mask>, who was the first black South African. Soga was Xhosa. When Nosuthu became a Christian, she sought and received release from her marriage to Jotello because she wanted her son to be raised a Christian and receive formal education. Nosuthu's request was granted and she took <mask> to the mission. Soga attended the school of the Revd John A. Chalmers when he was a child. Soga received a scholarship to Lovedale Missionary Institution at the age of 15.The "War of the Axe" interrupted <mask>'s education and he and his mother were forced to take refuge in Fort Armstrong. The principal of Lovedale, the Revd William Govan, decided to return home to Scotland and offered to pay the way for <mask> to come with him and seek higher education. Nosuthu agreed to let her son go. She doesn't know if she will ever see him again, but she said her son is in God's care wherever he goes. <mask> was adopted by the John Street United Presbyterian Church after attending the Normal School in Glasgow, Scotland. During his stay in Scotland, <mask> made a formal profession of Christian faith. During his time in Scotland, Soga developed a sympathetic perspective for both the white and black races and his unique racial perspective remained with him for the rest of his life.After two years in Scotland, <mask> returned to the Eastern Cape to teach and preach. The Rev asked Soga about it. The Uniondale Mission was planted by Robert Niven to help establish a new mission station in the Amatole Mountains. The Uniondale mission was burnt to the ground because of its association with the colonial authorities. <mask> refused to side with the chief leading the war or accept the position of translator offered to him by the colonial government, even though he was almost killed in the incident. Soga went with Rev. to pursue further theological education. In order to learn how to preach Christ as my known Saviour to my countrymen who do not know Him, I returned to Scotland.<mask> <mask> was the first black South African to be ordination in the United Presbyterian Church. Two months after his ordination, Soga married Janet Burnside, a Scotswoman who was "a most honourable, thrifty, frugal, and devoted woman who marched heroically and faithfully by her husband's side through all the chequered scenes of his short life". Many whites in Africa treated Soga as a second-class citizen because of his race. Some black Africans thought that Soga was trying to become a "black Englishman". Soga and his wife founded the Emgwali Mission in the Eastern Cape in the 19th century. One of the Soga's children was stillborn. William Anderson <mask> and John Henderson <mask> followed in their father's footsteps and were both ministers and missionaries.A law student at the University of Glasgow, <mask> became the first black lawyer in South Africa and was involved in the founding of the African National Congress. Jotello Festiri <mask> was the first black veterinary surgeon in South Africa. A leading suffragist and a classic contralto soloist,Jessie Margaret Soga was the youngest daughter of Soga and was born just a year before he died. All of <mask>'s children were born in England. When <mask> Soga was sick, he used his time to translate Pilgrim's Progress into his native Xhosa language. The most important literary influence in 19th century South Africa after the Bible is <mask>'s translation and adaptation of Pilgrim's Progress. He was on the advisory board to revise the Xhosa Bible.At the end of his short life, <mask> was sent to open a new mission station in Tutuka (Somerville) in Kreli's country and the difficult work further deteriorated his health. It was <mask>'s wish that his children be educated in Scotland and that they inherit some African blood. You will never forget the memory of your mother as she was an upright, conscientious, thrifty Christian Scots woman. You will always be thankful for your connection with the white race. In 1871, <mask> died of Tuberculosis. His mother, Nosuthu, was by his side when he died. He was one of the first Christian leaders to assert the right of black Africans to have freedom and equality.One of <mask>'s poems exemplifies his Xhosa heritage by setting the words to music. The first important African convert to Christianity was Ntsikana. The first African Christian organization was started by Ntsikana around 1816. His "Great Hymn" praises God as creator and redeemer, and still appears with Soga's music in modern hymnbooks. <mask> was influenced by his predecessor's poetry and example, even though Ntisikana died before his birth. What "thing" Ntsikana, was that that prompted thee to preach to the dark countrymen? What sacred vision did the mind conjure up?<mask>'s "Bell Hymn" is based on a Ntisikana poem. The Girl Who Killed to Save: Nongqause the Liberator is a play written by H. I. E. The character of <mask> himself appears at the end of the play, heralded by other characters singing another of <mask>'s hymns, "Fulfill Your Promise." The first meeting of the South African Native National Congress was held in 1912. The African National Congress anthem, "God Bless Africa", may have been inspired by "Fulfill Your Promise". The hymn was written when Soga returned to Africa. It is possible to translate the last verse of "Fulfill Your Promise" into "O Lord, bless The teachings of our land."The University of Glasgow has Alumni of the 19th-century journalists and Presbyterian ministers.

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title: Durga Shakti Nagpal

texts: <mask> was born on June 25, 1985 and is an Indian bureaucrat, civil servant and officer in the Indian Administrative Service. She came into public view after launching a massive drive against corruption and illegal sand mining. She was suspended by the UP government for allegedly demolishing an illegal mosque wall in a village in Greater Noida, which resulted in severe opposition as it was perceived to be based on flimsy grounds. There was a growing demand from various political parties, associations of Indian bureaucrats, and by the general public on online social media for her suspension to be revoked. Her suspension was revoked by the state government. The OSD (Officer on Special Duty) was appointed to the Union Agriculture & Farmers Welfare Minister in January 2015. She is the deputy secretary in the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India.<mask> <mask> was born in Agra in 1985. The Delhi Cantonment Board awarded her father the President's Medal for distinguished service. Her grandfather was a police officer who was murdered while on duty. She graduated from the Delhi Technical University with a degree in computer engineering. She joined the Indian Administrative Service after getting an All India Rank of 20 in the Civil Services Examination. She was accepted into the Indian Revenue Service but did not pass the civil service exam. She is married to an officer of the government.She was preparing for the exams when she met Singh. <mask> started her career in Punjab. She joined the district administration in June of 2011. In Punjab, she exposed a land scam. She became the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) of Sadar, Noida in August 2012 after marrying Abhishek Singh. She became the SDM in Gautam Budh Nagar. She came into public notice after she formed special investigation teams to stop the illegal sand-mining in the Yamuna and Hindon river banks.The administration seized 24 dumper trucks and 300 trolleys used in illegal operations, and arrested 15 people who were fined. Most of the sand-mining activity in theNCR region is illegal as no environment impact assessment has been carried out, and it is estimated that about 250 to 350 truckloads of sand. The cost of sand varies from month to month. According to environmentalists and engineers, the massive amount of mining is responsible for soil-erosion and changing the natural flow of the Hindon and Yamuna, which shifted its course by 500 metres toward east and posed a threat to flood embankments in six sectors of Noida. The Special Mining squad was set up by the district administration to curb sand mining and was expected to succeed, but high demand of sand for increased construction activity, police inaction and the political nexus with the "sand mafia" has ensured that various rules to safeguard the environment are regularly violated. The UP Chief Minister's office in Lucknow asked the GB Nagar district administration to prevent further illegal activity after receiving many complaints. <mask> oversaw a large operation to stop illegal sand mining in the district and used surprise and secrecy to arrest illegal miners and seize their machinery.She said that she would take strict action against dredgers who engaged in illegal mining. The Chief Judicial magistrate of the state ordered the arrest of illegal sand miners in 22 cases. The police collected Rs in fines from April to June of this year. A joint operation involving the revenue, police and transport departments was launched. The mining officer of the GB Nagar district was transferred to Bulandshahr. Kumar survived three attempts on his life before he was transferred. During a visit to the Kasna police station, <mask> was targeted.The "sand mafia" was responsible for these attacks. The Gautam Buddha Nagar police arrested 15 people and seized 26 vehicles in the district on the night of July 29 and registered seven cases. A day after she demolished a wall of an under-construction mosque in Kadalpur village, <mask> was suspended. The state government did not approve the construction of the mosque. Whether <mask> was justified in her actions even if she was involved in the demolition of the wall is questionable. Her supporters and most of the media sources claim that <mask> was not present at the site when the wall was torn down. They say that she was targeted due to her campaign against illegal sand-mining and that <mask>'s involvement in the demolition is false.Some residents of Kadalpur village claim that <mask> supervised the demolition of the wall. On 16 August, <mask> submitted her reply to the chargesheet filed by the UP government, in which she declared herself innocent and said that her action was within the rules of service and as per the directions of the Supreme Court. On August 28, the district magistrate of Noida, who supported <mask>'s actions, was put on a wait list. The suspension of <mask> was revoked and she met the Chief Minister of the state. On September 22, 2013, her suspension was revoked by the UP government, and on October 5, 2013, she joined as Joint Magistrate of Kanpur (Rural). The husband of <mask> was suspended for targeting the family. In an inhuman manner, a teacher, Fauran Singh, was treated by the Sub Divisional Magistrate, Abhishek Singh, in Mahawan, Mathura.The government refused to elaborate on what inhuman actions he was guilty of. The suspension of <mask> received a lot of attention in India. She was praised for her efforts to clean up the Indian political system. References were made with the Hindu goddess <mask> for taking action against the politically connected sand-mining mafia and real estate barons. The protest after <mask>'s suspension is due to the growing discontent within India's growing middle-class with criminalisation in politics. Due to the public protests, the UP government had to engage in damage control, highlighting its welfare schemes and announcing that it is considering to set up a task force to check illegal mining. Many people on social media protested against the suspension of the officer.Several serving and retired officers came out in support of <mask>, calling her actions bold and brave. According to the All IndiaIAS Association, the government's actions were wrong and that <mask> was suspended due to her strict actions which hurt the sand-mafia. The incident was called "demoralising" by it and demanded immediate revocation of her suspension. The collective voiced of these concerns by the state's IAS officers was considered unusual by the ruling party. Senior officers say that the backlash is due to the general feeling of discontent in the officer corps, which is caused by increased political interference in public administration. In a rare act, thousands ofIAS officers filed a petition to the Department of personnel and training, demanding intervention by the central government in the case of <mask>'s suspension. 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The Indian National Congress condemned the suspension order and said that the order was dictated by the sand mining mafia. The mosque's wall was demolished "arbitrarily".A letter was written to the then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh by the chairperson of the UPA. The Chief Minister of UP said that <mask>'s actions "lacked foresight and disturbed communal harmony" and that she was suspended for demolishing a mosque's wall. The area had not reported any communal tension according to reports. Most residents of Rabupura were unaware of the incident since the demolition took place in the night, according to the Station Officer of Rabupura police station. The demolition was done in compliance with the Supreme Court orders. Even if the ban gave rise to a law and order problem, the court had ruled that no new temples, mosques, churches and gurdwaras can be built on public parks, public streets and public spaces. According to the report submitted to the UP government, <mask> did not demolish a wall of any religious structure, in fact there was no religious structure in place.The local residents decided to dismantle the wall themselves after being warned by Ms. <mask> of the structure being constructed on government land. <mask>'s actions were called "blemish-free" by the report. The report states that there was no tension between religious communities. The committee was appointed by the UP government. Despite assurances, no decision has been taken despite the Chief Secretary saying that the suspension order would be reviewed. <mask> was attached to the Board of Revenue in Lucknow after the suspension. The residents of Kadalpur village say that the suspension order was justified.If she is reinstated, they threatened to protest. They said that the mosque was being built on gram sabha land and that they were unaware of seeking permission for it. They questioned the delayed response of the authorities because the mosque was started in 2011. They said they requested more time to get the construction permission because they wanted to get the police to demolish it. They claimed that the District Magistrate did not contact them or any of the officials. Donations for the construction of temples and mosques were given by everyone, and they aim to re-build the mosque. Dhirendra Singh said that the villagers were not aware of the Supreme Court rulings and it was the duty of the administration to stop the construction temporarily.There is a minimal threat for communal violence in the majority of the villagers are Muslims and Hindus. The villagers said they were cheated by the UP government since permission to build was still not given. They said that the party leaders should have permission to build the mosque at that time. The suspension order of <mask> was challenged in the high court. The Lucknow bench of the court was where the petition was filed. The court was requested to order the central government to ask the state governments to stop harassment of those officers who have ordered action against illegal construction of religious places and illegal mining. The officer should approach the court after the court ruled that the suspension is not a matter of a PIL.It praised her work in preventing illegal sand mining and ordered both the central and state government to report how they are tackling it. The Supreme Court of India accepted a PIL on August 8. The PIL argued that <mask> was suffering hardship because of the court's rulings regarding the demolition of illegal religious structures. On 16 August, the court refused to accept the PIL, questioning the standing of the lawyer, but said that it may entertain the petition if she approaches the court. The court wanted an explanation from the UP government for arresting a scholar who wrote a post on Facebook in support of <mask>. According to an order of the court, a person cannot be arrested for posting objectionable comments on social networking sites without the permission of a high-ranking police official. On July 31, the central government said that they were waiting for a detailed report on her suspension from the state.The Minister of State for Personnel assured the delegation that justice will be done to Ms. <mask>. Both versions of the incident will be taken into account before a decision is made. The All India Services (Discipline And Appeal) Rules, 1969 states that the UP government cannot keep her under suspension for more than 90 days. The Prime Minister said that the central government asked the UP government to provide details of the case. The associations of the Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, and Indian Forest Service met the Secretary of Department of Personnel and Training and demanded that the central government modify the rules related to suspension. The three associations want the central government to have the authority to suspend All India Services officers. On 20 August, the central government decided not to intervene in the suspension of <mask>, as she did not appeal or challenge the suspension order given by the UP government.The centre issued three reminders to the UP government after <mask>'s suspension. On 4 August, the UP government had sent a report on <mask>'s suspension to the DoPT and had served a chargesheet to <mask>, which deemed her actions as unwarranted and in violation of rules. There is a view from behind the under-construction mosque in Kadalpur village, which <mask> visited and allegedly demolished the Union Public Service Commission.

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title: Wally Byam

texts: One of the pioneers of the travel trailer, Wallace Merle "<mask>" <mask>, was an American inventor, engineer, developer andentrepreneur. Byam was a leader in developing both a romance and enthusiasm associated with the automobile and recreational vehicle culture, as well as product features as the United States became increasingly focused on highways and automobile travel. <mask> was born on July 4, 1896, in Baker City, Oregon, and as a young child he traveled extensively with his grandfather, who led a mule train in Oregon. His parents divorced when he was three and his mother married a butcher. Byam took the name of his stepbrother, Davis, after the family moved to Oregon in 1910. As an adolescent, Byam lived in a two-wheeled shepherd's cart with a cook stove, sleeping bag, and wash pail. During the early years of his life, he joined tugboats as a seaman and was able to travel all over the world.<mask> had lost both his mother and stepfather by the time he finished high school, so he turned to college. Wallace M. Davis graduated with a BA in History in 1921. He started a job at The Los Angeles Times after graduating. He owned an advertisement mailer company and married his first wife. An article about how to build a travel trailer was in a do-it-yourself magazine. Byam tried the plans out for himself. The plans were flawed.A model T inspired Byam to build his own travel trailer. <mask> wrote an article in Popular Mechanics about how to build a trailer for under $100 and received a positive response from his readers. The late 1920s saw Americans taking to the roads in greater numbers. Byam's new trailer was perfect for the mobile lifestyle. Byam began selling his plans for five dollars. He built trailers in his Los Angeles backyard. His business survived the crash of 1929.He became a full-time builder of Masonite travel trailers by 1930. The company was incorporated in 1931. The "Road Chief" was the first riveted aluminum trailer. The sales of these trailers were done by <mask>. Bowlus ended production of his trailers in 1936. William Bowlus worked on The Spirit of St. Louis. On January 17, 1936, the Airstream Trailer Co. introduced the Clipper, and a well-known American brand was born.The door on the side of the Clipper was the same as the door on the Bowlus Road Chief. It had more in common with the aircraft of its day than it did with its travel trailer predecessors. It could sleep up to four thanks to its tubular steel frame. It had its own water supply, an enclosed galley, and electric lights. "air conditioning" that used dry ice was offered by the Clipper. The Clipper was considered an expensive travel trailer. Byam's company couldn't build enough units fast enough to satisfy all the orders because of the strong market response to the product.Through tough economic times, Byam's attention to quality and design helped guide the firm. Only one of more than 400 travel trailer builders survived the Great Depression. When World War II began, the country couldn't afford leisure travel and the materials needed to build trailers, so the company closed its doors. The best way to help America was to use Byam's experience with aluminum in the aircraft industry. For the duration of the war, he worked at both Lockheed and Curtis Wright. The economy boomed after World War II and Americans once again focused on recreational travel. The demand for Airstream trailers was so high by 1948, that Byam reopened.One of the most recognizable products in the world is the Airstream travel trailers. The eastern market was served by a facility in Jackson Center, Ohio. The first Ohio-made Airstream rolled off the production line in August 1954. One of the first people to travel on a global scale was <mask>. In 1955, the couple traveled to Europe in a one-of-a-kind bubble to scout the 1956 caravan. He traveled to Europe in a white 26' trailer. Byam's globetrotting adventures were the inspiration for the formation of the nonprofit club, Wally Byam Caravan Club International, to promote the use of Airstreams to travel as much as possible.The club was founded in 1955 in Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada. The club held more than 1400 rallies in 2007. On July 22, 1962, <mask> died of a brain tumor at the age of 66. He is buried in the garden of honor at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The largest travel trailer manufacturer in the world is now owned by Airstream. Caravans Byam led caravans worldwide as publicity exercises. The 50th International Rally of the <mask>am Caravan Club took place in Georgia.In 1959 he traveled from Cape Town, South Africa, to Nairobi, Africa. A recreation of the Cape Town to NAI caravan was supposed to take place in 2009. The tour was canceled due to safety and political concerns. There were people from Baker City who died at Forest Lawn Memorial Park.

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title: Despina Khatun

texts: Theodora Megale Komnene was the daughter of John IV of Trebizond and Bagration. She was the mother of the first Safavid king, Shah Ismail I. She is referred to as "Catherine" by some older writers. The title "Catherine" was based on the misunderstanding of the title "Khatun" by Du Cange. John IV only agreed to the marriage if his daughter was allowed to keep her Orthodox Christian religion. The Greek women loved <mask> for her extreme beauty. She was allowed to build Orthodox churches in Iran by a group of Orthodox Christian priests.Uzun Hasan gained the support of many Greeks and Georgians because of this marriage. Marriage between Christians and Muslim rulers was not new. Kilij Arslan II is one of the examples provided by Speros Vryonis. Michael VIII Palaiologos married off his illegitimate daughters to two other people. Two of Alexios III's sisters and two of his daughters were married to rulers of neighboring Muslim states. Theodora inspired the myth of the "Princess of Trebizond", a tale of damsels in distress and a possible grand Crusade against the Ottoman Turks. Pisanello and Jacques Offenbach were inspired by the legend.John IV had two wives, Bagrationi, a daughter of King Alexander I, and the daughter of a Turkish sultan, but no one knows who their mother was. We don't know how old Theodora was when the Byzantine diplomat George Sphrantzes came to Trebizond looking for a bride for his Emperor Constantine XI Palaiologos. She was given away at her uncle David's marriage to Uzun Hasan, Khan of the Turkoman tribe. The Empire of her father John faced a serious threat at the time of her marriage. Mehmet II was the sultan when Constantinople fell. John was forced to pay tribute to Mehmet after the attack on Trebizond failed. Mehmet conquered Mistra on May 29th, 1460, completing the task of annexing the last Palaiologian possessions in the Morea.The alliance with the Aq Qoyunlu tribe appeared to be beneficial. Theodora's great-great aunt had married Qara Osman, emir of the Aq Qoyunlu, and they had concluded a political marriage in the past. Theodora was known for her beauty. An unknown Venetian traveller wrote, "it was common opinion that there was no woman of greater beauty at that time; and throughout all Persia the fame of her great beauty and supreme charm spread." In return for Theodora's hand, Uzun Hassan agreed to be the protectors of Trebizond, as well as making other concessions. News of Theodora as the Princess of Trebizond who was married to the powerful Uzun Hassan spread to the West and helped to foster stories of Princess of Trebizond. The alliance didn't help John's brother David.The imperial city of Trebizond was visited by the Ottoman ruler, Mehmed II. Uzun Hassan was persuaded by the Ottomans to abandon Trebizond after initially supporting the Trapuzentines. After securing the eastern border, Mehmed attacked Trebizond. David was put in house arrest after the fall of Trebizond. David's attempt to send a secret letter to Theodora gave Mehmed II the excuse to get rid of David. David, his sons and his nephew were executed on 1 November 1463 for their part in the recapture of the land of Trebizond. Theodora continued to influence her husband despite the death of her uncle.She was involved in diplomatic overtures to Venice and Stephen III ofMoldavia. Theodora was one of the first people the Venetian diplomat met. He revealed to the woman that they were related, and she gave him unparalleled access to her and Uzun Hassan during his stay. At the Battle of Erzincan, she urged her husband to destroy the army of Mehmed II. Uzun Hassan died in 1478 and not much is known about her. Her tomb was shown to an Italian visitor in 1507. The structure was damaged in the 19th century.Theodora had several children, one of which was not the son of Uzun Hasan who succeeded him as ruler of the Aqyun Qolu. Two of Zeno's daughters conversed in Pontic Greek when they met in Damascus. Pisanello has a list of the mothers of the Safavid Shahs Pontic Greeks Saint George and the Princess of Trebizond. There are 15th-century births of Byzantine women Princesses of Trebizond Grand Komnenos dynasty.


title: Jordan Peele

texts: He is an American actor, comedian and filmmaker. He is best known for his work in the comedy and horror genres. In 2003 he was hired as a cast member on the Fox sketch comedy series Mad TV and stayed there for five seasons. The duo created and starred in their own Comedy Central sketch comedy series Key & Peele. They played FBI agents in the first season of Fargo. The Last O.G. was co-created by Peele. Weird City is a comedy series on YouTube Premium.He was the host and producer of the CBS All Access revival of The Twilight Zone. Key and Peele have written, produced, and starred in a number of movies. His directorial debut, the horror film Get Out, was a critical and box office success, for which he received numerous accolades, including the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay, along with nominations for Best Picture and Best Director. Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture. He directed, wrote, and produced a horror film. Monkeypaw productions is a film and television production company. Peele was included on the annual Time 100 list of the most influential people in the world.<mask> <mask> was born in New York City in 1979. Lucinda Williams is white, from Maryland, with deep roots in the United States. His father was originally from North Carolina. He was raised on Manhattan's Upper West Side. He attended the Computer School in Manhattan, graduated from The Calhoun School on Manhattan's Upper West Side, and went on to Sarah Lawrence College. After two years, Peele dropped out to form a comedy duo with Sarah Lawrence. Mad TV Peele was a regular performer at The Second City and Boom Chicago.They were well known for their musical duets at Boom Chicago. He hosted MTV's Comedy Weekend in 2002 and portrayed a popular character at Boom Chicago. In 2003 <mask> joined the cast of Mad TV. It was assumed that Key would be chosen over Peele when he joined the cast. The two of them were cast together. Caroll Spinney, as the voice of Big Bird from Sesame Street, was one of the celebrities impersonated by Peele. The first four episodes of Peele's second season on Mad TV were not aired.He was in the video "White & Nerdy" with his Mad TV co-star. The song "Sad Fitty Cent" was nominated for an award in 2008. According to the music video, written by <mask>, he was involved in arranging the music. He was in Little Fockers in 2009. In the "Hillary vs Obama" video, which was shown as a Mad TV sketch, Peele and a Hillary Clinton supporter argue over whether Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama would make a better president. SNL producers were looking for someone to play Barack Obama around the time Mad TV and other scripted shows were put on hiatus due to the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike. Jay Pharoah took over the role in September 2012 after Fred Armisen left.At the end of the 13th season, Peele left the cast. In 2010, <mask> co-starred in the Fox comedy pilot The Station and appeared in the Adult Swim series Childrens Hospital. He had a supporting role in the film. Key and <mask> starred in their own Comedy Central sketch series from 2012 to 2015. The series spawned several skits and videos that went online. He played an FBI agent in the first season of Fargo, based on the 1996 film of the same name. Key was the first feature film in which the two actors had leading roles, and they both appeared in it.Critics gave the film a generally favorable review. In February of last year, <mask>'s first film, Get Out, was released to critical praise and received a 98% rating on the Tomatoes. The film was chosen by the National Board of Review, the American Film Institute, and Time magazine as one of the top 10 films of the year, and received universal praise for its screenplay and direction, as well as the performance of its lead, Daniel Kaluuya. The film was called a masterpiece by The Atlantic. Get Out became one of the most profitable horror films of the year,grossing over $255 million on a budget of $4.5 million. The film's director, <mask>, received a number of awards for his work on the film. The film received four nominations at the 90th Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay for Peele.The first African-American screenwriter to win in this category was <mask>. He is the first black person to be nominated for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay for a debut film. He received a Writers Guild of America Award for Best Original Screenplay, as well as nominations for a Directors Guild of America Award and a BAFTA Award for Best Original Screenplay. Monkeypaw productions signed a first look deal with Universal Pictures after their success. In an interview with CBS, Peele stated that acting is not as enjoyable as directing. The Last O.G., starring Tracy Morgan and Tiffany Haddish, was co-created by Peele. BlacKkKlansman was a box office success and was co-produced by <mask> and Spike Lee.The film was nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture. On June 28, 2018, it was announced that Weird City would be released by YouTube Premium. The show was critically acclaimed. On April 5, it was announced that Amazon Video had given a series order to the docuseries. The series was to be directed by Joshua Rofé who would also executive produce along with Win Rosenfeld, Steven J. Berger, and Tom Lesinski. Number 19 is one of the production companies involved with the series. It aired on February 15, 2019.Us was <mask>'s second film as a director and he also wrote and produced it. The film was released in the United States by Universal Pictures, Monkeypaw Production, and QC Entertainment on March 22, 2019. The third revival of the original 1959-64 anthology series that aired on CBS for CBS All Access was developed and narrated by Peele. The show was created by Simon Kinberg and Marco Ramirez. In February 2020, Peele produced a 10 episode series about hunting down Nazis. The series was written by Green and produced by Peele. Tony Todd, who starred in Candyman, stated in an interview with Nightmare on Film Street, "I would rather have him do it, someone with intelligence, who's going to be."The film was co-produced by Universal and MGM. The new Candyman takes place in the gentrified Cabrini Green, where housing projects once stood in Chicago. The movie was released to positive reviews after multiple delays. On November 3, 2015, it was reported that Henry Selick was working on a new stop-motion feature with <mask> and Keegan-Michael Key. The film was picked up by the streaming service. Several films have been made based on Key & Peele. In March 2015, it was announced that Key would reprise the role of Mr. Garvey in a feature-length film.In March of last year, <mask> expressed his interest in making a film about his Key & Peele character, who is based on the music video "The Power of Wings". The film would follow the life of a man who likes to see his life in a fantasy world. In October 2020, they signed on to produce the remake of The People Under the Stairs. Nope will be released on July 22, 2022. A deal has been struck with Universal Television. The Brooklyn Academy of Music film series "The Art of the Social Thriller" contained 12 films that inspired the making of Get Out, including the horror films Rosemary's Baby, Night of the Living Dead, The Shining, and Candyman. Among his influences are In Living Color, Richard Pryor and Dave Chappelle.Steve Martin and Martin Lawrence are two of his biggest influences. His mother, Lucinda Williams, is descended from the colonial Woodhull family, whose prominent members include Brigadier General Nathaniel Woodhull and the Culper Ring Spy Abraham Woodhull. <mask> and Peretti began dating. Peretti and <mask> got married in April 2016 after Peretti became engaged in November 2015. Their son was born on July 1, 2017). <mask> has been nominated for four Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay for Get Out, as well as another Best Picture nomination for BlacKkKlansman. He was nominated for two British Academy Film Awards, two Golden Globe Awards, and one Primetime Emmy Award.20th-century American comedians 20th-century American male actors 20th-century American male writers

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title: Gopal Sharman

texts: He was the author of 14 plays, three books, writer-director of scores of television programmes, many articles and columns, and is best known for his dramatic version of the great epic, The Ramayana, written in English for the Royal Shakespeare Company. Modern India's maverick artist par excellence was <mask>. India Alive was watched by 80 million people. The Ramayana earned rave reviews on Broadway. He made his own music. The Akshara Theatre was built by him in the early 1970s. The hub of cultural activity in New Delhi is studied by architecture students.His poetry reminded the President of the Upanishads. On August 19 1935, <mask> was born in Calcutta, India, the sixth child of Dr. Buddhidhan <mask>, a medical doctor of repute. Both parents were ardent fighters in the cause of India's independence. After working as a journalist in Lucknow and Calcutta, he moved to Delhi where he began writing about the performing arts for newspapers. He wrote about the arts for The Times, London and The Sunday Times. His book on India music, Filigree in Sound, was published in London. He wrote columns for the Washington Post in the United States.His theatrical career began with a reading of poems and stories by his wife at the Rashtrapati Bavan. Shortly after the couple embarked on a tour that took them to Europe and international high praise from critics and audiences alike. The Royal Shakespeare Company of Great Britain invited Full Circle to be part of their World Theatre Season. The play in question was a play written in English and performed in four acts, but without any loss of reverence. His first production, Full Circle, a collection of his stories and poems dramatically performed by his actress wife, Jalabala Vaidya, catapulted him to prominence as a playwright and director. The Mercury Theatre hosted the London premiere of Full Circle. The world premiere of Christopher Fry's Ascent of F6 and Murder in the Cathedral was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884According to the Sunday Times, she performs exquisitely and is a new major poet. According to The Guardian, a Renaissance man would leave a Medici panting well in the rear. The production is an inspired view of contemporary India with its mixture of pointless poverty, classical Indian thought, and comic asides on government departments. The 5000-year-old Indian epic, The Ramayana, was written by Sharman for the RSC. The power and beauty of the play, as well as the superb direction and production design, have made it a success on Broadway. It played on Broadway in New York, on London's West End, the United Nations Headquarters in New York, as well as the National Theatres of Finland and Canada. The play was first produced on Broadway in 1975.The New York Times hailed the play as "India's Gift to Broadway" when it played in New York. The Akshara National Classical Theatre was built in New Delhi and embellished with his own stone carvings. There are three theatres, a television production studio and a gallery in this complex. The couple live here. A series of outstanding television programmes and documentaries have been made by Sharman. The popular India Alive series, The Kashmir Story, The Sufi Way, Music Alive and My Life is My Song can all be seen nationally. His series India was shown on PBS.The Akshara Theatre has theatre production, television production, a training programme for the classical arts and a publishing division. <mask>'s plays include Full Circle, Larflarflarf, The Ramayana, Let's Laugh Again, India Alive, and I. The Kashmir Story is a two and a half hour documentary that has been viewed by millions of Indians. The story of the Akshara Theatre's beginnings was published in the book Don't Miss It. There are two children, Anasuya and Jai, and three grandchildren. The cats are involved in theatre, music and film. Indian male poets, dramatists and playwrights, Dramatists and playwrights from West Bengal, and 20th-century Indian male writers.

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