title: Ellen Hardin Walworth

texts: <mask> was an American author, lawyer, and activist who was passionate about studying history and historic preservation. <mask> was the first secretary general of the organization. She was the first editor of American Monthly Magazine. One of the first people to propose the establishment of the United States National Archives was <mask>. One of the first women in New York State to hold a position on a local board of education was <mask>. The Women's National War Relief Association was established by <mask> and other influential women during the Spanish–American War. The Director-general of new association was <mask>.Walworth 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 Walworth studied law in order to overturn her son's murder conviction. <mask> Hardin was born in Jacksonville, Illinois, into the well known Hardin family of Kentucky. She was the daughter of John J. and <mask> Smith. John's parents were Elizabeth and Martin D. Hardin, who served in the United States Senate. As a member of the Whig Party, John Hardin was a lawyer. John and Jane Davies had a great-granddaughter.Also descendant of Gen. Benjamin Logan. <mask> attended Jacksonville Academy. <mask> was influenced by the wide supply of English literature and history reading materials in the family library. <mask> was killed in the Battle of Buena Vista in the United States Army's fight against Mexico. The family lived in Jacksonville until <mask> married the last chancellor of New York State and moved the family to New York. The <mask> family was converted to the Roman Catholic faith by a family member. Clarence A<mask> was a priest.<mask> changed her religion from Presbyterian to Roman Catholic after moving to Pine grove. <mask> married <mask>, her stepfather's youngest son, and lived with him at Pine grove. <mask> gained little fame as a novelist, but he was a prolific writer. There were six children in rapid succession: Francis, John, Mary Elizabeth, <mask>, and Clara Teresa. Two children were born. Her daughter died of a disease while she was a nurse. She served her flag, not as a man, but as a woman.The Spanish–American War took place in 1898. Both mother and daughter were members of the Daughters of the American Revolution. <mask>'s husband was an "unstable person" with a violent temper. She moved with her children to a farm in Kentucky after divorcing her husband. She went to Washington in 1868 after several failed attempts to reconcile. After losing her job, <mask> tried to reconcile with him, but she left him permanently in January 1871, when she was pregnant with Sarah Margaret. She got a "limited divorce" when she returned to Saratoga.After the divorce, <mask> continued to threaten his former wife. Frank shot his father to death in a New York City hotel room after family members failed to intervene on his behalf. Frank was sentenced to life imprisonment on July 5, 1873, after a widely publicized trial that included <mask> testifying on his behalf. After the conviction, <mask> devoted herself to securing his release which she achieved in 1877 on the ground of insanity. New York Governor Robinson pardoned <mask> because he was not legally responsible for the crime due to insanity. Walworth studied law in order to overturn her son's conviction. The family homestead was opened as a boarding school for young women and later as a summer hotel in order to bring in a stable income.According to the New York Times, Walworth did not practice law after she earned her law degree. She worked as a clerk for the United States government in Washington, D.C. Walworth wrote about historic subjects. She published an account of the Burgoyne campaign and was an authority on the battlefields. Walworth was one of the few women to present a paper to the American Association for the advancement of science. She presented her paper at the August 1884 Conference in Boston and it was published in the American Association for the advancement of science. In the paper, Walworth advocated for more participation by women in science work.Membership in community organizations was an important part of professional and social life in the United States during the final decades of the 19th century and early 20th century. <mask> was not allowed to join many prominent organizations because she was a woman. Women either joined these organizations or established alternative organizations to overcome this issue. TheDaughter of the American Revolution was an example of women creating a new organization after being excluded from membership in prominent patriotic organizations. Her interests in history were reflected in the community organizations she founded. She was not heavily involved with the women's suffragist movement. She joined a number of clubs that were previously only for men.Historic preservation <mask> was interested in the restoration and preservation of historical sites. The movement to raise public funds to purchase and restore historical properties was spearheaded by her. George Washington's home, Mount Vernon, was renovated by Walworth in 1876. <mask> was the only female Trustee in the organization for 18 years. She undertook the task of researching the battles and soliciting funds to place markers at each site as chair of the committee on tablets. She presented her paper, The Value of National Archives to a Nation's Life and Progress to the American Historical Association in 1893. A group of women in the nation's capital formed their own organization after being excluded from the Sons of the American Revolution.The American Monthly Magazine was edited by <mask> from the spring of 1892 until July 1894. The Women's National War Relief Association was founded during the Spanish–American War to give comfort to the officers, soldiers and sailors in the United States Military. The Women's National War Relief Association was established by <mask> and other influential women during the Spanish–American War. The Director-general of new association was <mask>. <mask> died in Georgetown University Hospital in Washington on June 23, 1915 and was buried in New York. The memorial to <mask> was dedicated on April 17, 1929, under the leadership of President General Grace L. H. Brosseau. A marble bust of <mask> was put in Memorial Continental Hall in Washington D.C.There are books and papers about women who were pioneers. In 2002, Allison P. Bennett wrote a biography about <mask>. The book focuses on the time period from when <mask> relocated to Saratoga with her mother to when she tried to overturn her son's murder conviction. Bennett tells about the life of a woman who was ahead of her times with her interests and accomplishments as a businesswoman, writer, historian, women's rights activist, and community organizer. The History Museum houses the Walworth Memorial Museum. Material about the lives of <mask> and her family can be found in the seven room museum. <mask> is from the Daughters of the American Revolution and Murder by Gaslight is from the 19th century.

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title: Ayat al-Akhras

type: paraphrased

texts: The third and youngest Palestinian female suicide bomber was 18 years old and killed herself and two Israelis on March 29, 2002. The killings gained international attention due to the fact that one of the victims was a teenage girl. The future of the Palestinian people and the future of the Israeli people is in danger because of the killings. At the end of the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, Akhras's parents fled from Arab villages near Tel Aviv. The Dehaishe camp was described as a maze of cinder-block buildings, refuse-strewn alleyways and open sewer after Israel took control of Gaza. A three-story concrete house was built for Akhras and her brothers and sisters after her father found employment with an Israeli construction firm. Akhras was a straight-A student and wanted to become a news reporter.Plans for a wedding in July 2002 were made in 2001 when she became engaged. The First Intifada started in 1987 and involved radicalization and preparation for violence. During the Al-Aqsa Intifada, members of her family were killed by the Israel Defense Forces. On March 8, 2002, a close friend and neighbor of Akhras that was playing with his toddler was hit by a stray bullet fired by Israeli troops as they were on a counter-terrorism operation. The traumatic experiences may have influenced the attempt to join one of the Palestinian resistance groups. According to Israeli intelligence reports, Akhras was pregnant despite being an unmarried teenager and decided to commit suicide because of the emotional and social consequences. A long-standing policy against allowing females to fight in physical combat was the reason why Hamas turned her away.Hamas, which has claimed responsibility for many suicide bombings in Israel, says that the basis for this rule is the teachings of the Qur'an that says Jihad is the domain of the male. Hamas and the Palestine Islamic Jihad have both used female suicide bombers. The spiritual leader of Hamas made a statement to the press after the bombing that the group would only use women after they ran out of men. The Al-Aqsa Martyrs' brigades, a group linked to the armed branch of Arafat's party, was more secular than Hamas. At least three other women were successful in suicide bombings against Israel. She was trained for several weeks before she was sent to explode in the supermarket. Like many other Palestinian suicide bombers, she made a video in which she lashed out at the regimes and militaries of Muslim nations.She told the leaders to stop sleeping. You should stop failing to fulfill your duty. Shame on the armies that are sitting and watching the girls of Palestine fight. On March 29, 2002, <mask> al-Akhras was taken to the supermarket by Ibrahim Sarahne, who had once worked in the supermarket. The neighborhood has a mostly young population, young couples, students at the Ein Kerem medical campus of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, professors and teachers. The two crossed an Israeli checkpoint with a bomb in a bag on the car floor. In the aftermath of the bombing, Sarahne said that he suggested that she just throw the bomb, which would allow her to return home.She said she was not afraid. I want to kill people. A 17-year-old Israeli girl named Rachel Levy and a security guard named Haim Smadar were killed when Akhras blew up her explosives. Smadar became suspicious after two Arabic women were told to leave the shop entrance. As a result of Smadar's actions, many lives were saved. The remains of <mask> were returned to her family by Israel as part of prisoner swaps. The Al-Asqa Martyrs brigade claimed responsibility for the attack which the Israeli government denounced as terrorism.The future of the Palestinian people and the future of the Israeli people is in danger because of the killings. The European Union condemned the attack. The Saudi Ambassador to the UK wrote a poem in praise of al-Akhras for which he was criticized by the UK and US governments. If his fiancée had known about her plan, he would have stopped her. He asked God to forgive her for what she had done. The members of the family that were educated and moderate condemned suicide bombings. Palestinians were left no other choice by Israeli brutality.In the film To Die in Jerusalem, Rachel Levy's mother was confronted with her daughter's actions, but refused to condemn them. The novel was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 In 2008 the book's publication in both Arabic and Hebrew was sponsored by Amnesty International and employed by Israeli colleges and human rights organizations working in Israel and the Palestinian Territories as an educational tool. It was published in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand by Walker Books, as well as in France, Germany, and Spain. Human rights literature is studied in universities in the UK and Canada. The film "To Die in Jerusalem" is a documentary about the case of Rachel Levy. The film shows the efforts of Rachel's mother to meet with the mother of al-Akhras.Intifada or Second Intifada is a female suicide bomber who carried out a 2002 Jerusalem marketplace suicide bombing.

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title: Lü Yongzhi

texts: During the late medieval Tang Dynasty, <mask> was a Chinese magician, military general, and politician who was trusted by the military governor of the Huainan Circuit. Bi Shiduo rose in resistance, plunging the circuit into internecine warfare. L aligned himself with Yang after Bi defeated him. It is not known when <mask> was born, but it is known that he came from a family of tea merchants. He was familiar with the capital of the Huainan Circuit because of the family's merchant tradition. After his father's death, he became dependent on his maternal uncle, but at some point stole his uncle's money and fled to Mount Jiuhua, where he was taught magic by Niu Honghui. On the street, L sold herbs and medicines.He became acquainted with the army officer Yu Gongchu, who was a close associate of the military governor. After Yu convinced him that his abilities were legit, he introduced him to Gao. Since L made a number of policy recommendations to Gao, he came to believe in L's abilities as well. He made L an officer in his army. After gaining the trust of Gao Pian, L Yongzhi began to bribe his attendants to keep him under watch so that he could claim to have magical powers. He caused Gao to lose his command, kill Chen Gong and his household, and distance himself from other officers who were close to him. He introduced the other sorcerers to Gao, grouping them together to seize more and more of the power at the headquarters.He encouraged Gao to spend much of the army's wealth on building temples, and established a group of secret police to spy on the people, using what they found as excuses to incriminate people and seize their wealth. The Moxie Corps was established under L's suggestion. 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He had Gao issue an order that they attack the agrarian rebels at Shen County, and then lied to the prefect of Lu Prefecture about it. After ambushing and killing Yu and Yao, he told Gao that they were going to rebel. Not knowing that L's treachery was the reason for the reward, Gao was rewarded. In 884, when Gao Pian confronted L with a list of 20 crimes of L's, L was able to convince him that Gao Yu had only accused him. After Gao Yu suffered defeats at the hands of agrarian rebels, he was executed. Li Yun, the pretender of the Tang throne who was supported by Gao, was given control of the imperial capital Chang'an and forced Emperor Xizong to flee.L established his own headquarters because he didn't report to Lingnan East. He realized that L had too much power, but also that he didn't have enough to eliminate L. Although he did not carry out the plot at the time, L began to plot to murder Gao and take over the circuit because he realized his loss of trust in him. All of Gao's officers are afraid of L's authority. Bi Shiduo was anxious because he used to be a follower of the rebel. Bi had a dispute with L over an incident involving one of Bi's concubines, who was known for being beautiful, and because of her reputation of beauty, L had wanted to see her appearance, but Bi refused, but on one occasion when Bi was not at home The generals were sent out to attack the nearby circuits in the summer of 887.Bi was commissioned by Gao to take the special Baiqi Corps to Gaoyou so that they could resist the Qin advance. Bi was afraid that L was going to get his guards to act against him because L treated him well as he was about to leave. Bi's mother sent a message to him that said, "If something like that happens, you should strive for yourself." Don't worry about your mother or children. L would not act against Bi if he consulted the defender of Gaoyou. One of Gao's sons wanted Bi to act against L so that he could use the chance to show L's evil nature. An order has been sent to the minister.Be careful! Bi and his friend Zheng Hanzhang agreed to rise against L after Bi confronted the person who knew nothing about it. After issuing public declarations against L, Bi and Zheng left Gaoyou and moved toward Yang Prefecture. L was able to repel Bi's attacks. Bi, who believed that his army was not strong enough to capture Yang Prefecture, sent a letter to the governor of Xuanshe Circuit, offering the military governorship of Huainan. His officer was sent to reinforce Bi. Gao put up a defense of his headquarters, commanded by his nephew, to guard against L, after he and L had a falling out.The officer Shi E was sent to meet with Bi and his son. Bi ordered his son to return to his hometown of Gao Pian if the Chancellor executes L Yongzhi and other people. Bi's family was put under protective custody because of P 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Bi was defeated by L's counter attack on May 17th. At this time, Gao Jie planned to capture L to deliver to Bi. L heard the news and fled. Bi took over Yang Prefecture, killed L's associates, put Gao and his family under arrest, and welcomed a new military governor.L attacked the base where Zheng had left his wife in charge, but could not capture it. During the siege, L ordered the commander of the circuit forces to come to the aid of the prefecture. The troops of Lu Prefecture and He Prefecture were sent to Yang Prefecture. When L heard that Yang had arrived at Tianchang, he went there to rendezvous with him, as did Zhang, who was involved in a dispute with Bi over pillages. Despite a terrible famine that developed inside the city, Yang Prefecture was not captured by the alliance with Yang Xingmi and death. 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L was put under arrest after the city fell because he failed to come up with the silver. L confessed to having a plan to take over the circuit. On the same day, L was put to death and his followers were slaughtered. L's bones were cut off by those who hated him and only a skeleton remained.There are notes and references to the Old Book of Tang. 182. The new book is called Tang. Part 2. There are three vols. 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 887 deaths 9th-century births 9th-century executions by the Tang dynasty were carried out by Chinese magicians.

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title: Zhao Benshan

texts: <mask> is a Chinese skit and sitcom actor, comedian, television director, and businessman. A native of Liaoning province, <mask> has appeared on the New Year's Gala every year since 1990. He was a household name in China because of his performances. He is known for his lead roles in Happy Times and Getting Home, as well as having directed and produced three television series based around rural life in his home province. The person was born to a peasant family. He was an orphan when he was 6. He learned many local traditional performance arts, including erhu, a traditional Chinese musical instrument, and Errenzhuan, a traditional style of stand-up comedy that involves two people talking to each other on the stage.Jiang Kun, a nationally renowned xiangsheng artist, recommend <mask> to appear at the 1990 CCTV New Year's Gala, a TV program broadcast all over China to celebrate Chinese New Year. He appeared in every Gala show from 1995 to 2011. Social issues include wealth disparity, the urban-rural divide, family and relationships, and trust in society, as well as changes in the era of economic reform. His life in northeastern China inspired his works. "Yesterday, today and tomorrow" and "Fixing up the house" with Song Dandan, "Bainian" with Fan Wei and Gao Xiumin, and a reprisal of "Yesterday, today, and tomorrow" with Song Dandan and Cui Yong are some of the most memorable He became a household name in China after appearing at the Gala. For thirteen years in a row, his performances earned him the 'top-grade' prize for the "skits" category.One of the most talked about events of the Gala was <mask>'s skit. In Happy Times (2000), he played an aging bachelor who really wanted to get married. Several successful television series were produced and directed by <mask>. He played the title character in the series, as well as a secondary character. There are two sequels to "Love in the Countryside"). The Golden Horse Awards held in Taipei on December 8th, 2007, nominated <mask> for the Best actor award for his performance in Getting Home. He Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet HughesnetThe torchbearer in the Liaoning leg of the relay was <mask>, who was part of the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics torch relay. The 4th intake CEO class was held at the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business. He was in the news again in September of 2009. He was said to be in a stable condition after an operation, although close associates have mentioned that he often felt unwell in recent years when he was exhausted on the set. Xiaoshenyang performed in the 2009 and 2010 New Year's Galas. There has been a lot of speculation about the health of <mask>, who has not performed at the New Year's Gala since 2012. He didn't perform at the event in 2012 for the first time since 1994.There have been rumors on the internet about the possible involvement of <mask> in the anti-corruption campaign. Business ventures have seen a drop in profit since the campaign began. Entrepreneurship <mask> has led many business ventures. The Liulaogen Guild Hall has a residency show. The Hall is located in Beijing just south of Tiananmen Square and has a history of over two centuries. The show also tours in Changchun and Jilin. The shows made over 100 million dollars in 2008.The Benshan Art Academy was founded in 2004 by <mask>. Benshan Media Group was established in 2005 as the parent company of the Liaoning Folk Art Troupe. In 2007, he led his troupe on a tour. They performed in six cities. In 1979 <mask> married Ge Shuzhen. At the time of their wedding, Ge was 19 years old. The two had a son and daughter who both had health problems.In 1992 Ge took custody of the children after his divorce from <mask>. He left with the intent of a clean break after making a lump-sum child support and medical expenses payment to his ex-wife. After their divorce, Ge Shuzhen worked a series of menial labour jobs. His son died at the age of 12. His daughter Yufang and her husband run a restaurant. Ma Lijuan was married to <mask> in 1992. The couple had twins named <mask> and <mask>.The story of Ma Lijuan living in Singapore with their two children was reported in the Chinese-language newspaper Zaobao. On September 30, 2009, it was reported that <mask> had suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. A Bombardier Challenger 850 was purchased by <mask> in December of 2009. He said he was thinking of replacing the Challenger 850 with a newer plane. The Communist Party Central Committee's own exclusive arts conference in Beijing was hosted by the General Secretary in order to promote Chinese values. His missing both conferences led to speculation that he had fallen out of line. Chinese-language media has linked <mask> with disgraced politicians Bo Xilai and Wang Lijun, both of whom spent a large part of their careers in his home province.In an exclusive interview with The Paper, the reporter asked if <mask> had become too political. If you don't believe in our Party, why do you engage in art? You don't listen to our Party, why do you still do art work? In response to the Central arts conference, <mask> hosted his own "study sessions" in which he extolled the virtues spoken about at the conference. I'm very excited. Sometimes I can't sleep at night and we are living in times where we can dream. The spring is here for performing arts.Don't Kidding Me is a film that was released in 1987. Keep Cool is a film that was released in 1997. The Emperor and the Assassin is a film that was released in 1999.

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title: Doug Howard (musician)

texts: <mask> is an American musician and vocalist. He is best known for his work as a performing/recording musician and occasional co-writer with groups and artists such as Touch, Stun Leer, Todd Rundgren, Utopia and The Edgar Winter Group. He played the role of the singing narrator in the Masters of the Universe Power Tour based on the He-Man series. <mask> is the managing partner of a music and video licensing company based in New York. He is a descendant of Joseph E<mask>. He is the only child of an actor and an opera singer. He is the fifth generation of entertainers, including his paternal grandson and maternal grandson.<mask> was given his first lesson on the basics of the bass by the guitarist for The Isley Brothers, Ernie Isley. <mask> found himself playing in local and then regional cover bands on what was then referred to as the "New York/New Jersey circuit" of clubs and bars that he would not have been allowed into except as a paid performer due to his "underage" status. He couldn't juggle his high school classes with his performing schedule. He quit school because he was offered the bass slot in The Crystals. <mask> studied jazz at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. <mask>, the label president at Atco Records, signed <mask> to his first recording contract with Touch in 1979. "Don't You Know What Love Is" and "Call me when the spirit moves you" are significant singles from the band's debut self-titled release.One of the band's most notable performances was at the first Castle Donington Monsters of Rock Festival inNottingham, England, where <mask> accidentally swallowed a bee after the band's performance. Todd Rundgren produced Touch's second album. During Rundgren's band Utopia's support tour for his upcoming solo effort, <mask> resigned from Touch and was replaced by Kasim Sulton. <mask> scored another hit in the US as co-writer of "Feet Don't Fail Me Now" with Rundgren. The band's original bassist Dan Hartman was replaced by <mask>. Along with drummer Rudy Richman, <mask> toured and recorded with Winter for many years, performing occasionally with Muddy Waters and Roy Buchanan. <mask> was invited to join an album project titled Stun Leer which was being produced in Boston by Bob St. John and Anthony Resta.The album was never picked up in the US and stayed on the shelf. The album became a file-sharing sensation in the UK, Europe, and Japan after a few leaks of the material. Stun Leer only performed a few shows in support of the release, as by that time the members had all moved onto other projects, as MTM Records of Germany tracked the band down and signed the project. In 2000, as a follow up to the Stun Leer album " Once", <mask> produced a solo effort for MTM entitled Last Man Standing, which he wrote, arranged, performed and produced for the most. <mask> is the founder and managing partner of Lodestar Entertainment. <mask>'s part as the singing narrator "Songster" for the international touring company of The Masters of the Universe Power Tour resulted in 18 consecutive sold out performances at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, a house attendance record still standing today. He has worked as a session musician, singer and producer on various side projects.<mask> performs in a number of bands, most notably with blues/fusion guitarist Rhett Tyler and the all-star band SpoonBread, an evolving line-up of former members and backing musicians.

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title: Newel K. Whitney

texts: <mask> was a prominent member and leader in the Mormon church and an American businessman. <mask> was married to Elizabeth Ann Smith. He owned a store and an ashery in Kirtland. He was a member of the Disciples of Christ. He joined the Church of Christ in 1830 after his Campbellite bishop joined the church. <mask> paid off the debts of the United Firm and paid taxes on the church's property. As a Bishop, he traveled to other states for business.He consented for his daughter to become a wife of Joseph Smith in order to be part of the Quorum of the Anointed. He was the second presiding bishop of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1847 until his death. He died in 1850. <mask> was born in Vermont to <mask> and Susanna <mask>. He was the second child. He and his family moved to New York in the 18th century. <mask> worked as an army sutler during the War of 1812, selling supplies to American soldiers.<mask> was a sutler for the army after he lost his possessions in the Battle of Plattsburgh. <mask> stopped in Monroe for supplies when she was between the great lakes, where Algernon Sidney Gilbert had a store. <mask> said a Native American woman saved him when he refused to sell alcohol to an alcoholic. Gilbert and <mask> were friends when they traveled to New York. <mask> worked as a clerk for Gilbert in Ohio in the 19th century. <mask> met Ann Smith, who lived in Kirtland, during his travels. <mask> and Smith married on October 20, 1822 in Geauga County, Ohio, after <mask> moved to Kirtland.Whitney had a log cabin store in Kirtland. <mask> built the Red Store at the intersection of the two main roads in northern Ohio after purchasing an apple orchard there in 1822. <mask> made an ashery on the lot that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Kirtland's local economy was helped by the combined businesses. Customers would pay him in wood at the store. Wool carders buy potash to process their wool. Whitney built a home behind the Red Store in 1824.The price of transportation to Kirtland decreased after the Erie Canal was built. <mask> built a medium-sized store on the lot east of the Red Store and called it the White Store. <mask> entered into a partnership with Gilbert to open a store in Kirtland. The Gilberts probably moved into the Red Store after the White Store opened. In 1828, Elizabeth's widowed sister and three children moved to Kirtland and worked in the store. <mask> thought he could make more money in the store after the decrease in the price of goods, but he couldn't afford to support his family. The ashery was expanded in 1828.On March 5, 1829, N.K<mask> and Sidney Gilbert purchased a southeast corner lot. Sometime after their marriage. They joined the Disciples of Christ. He was a bishop in the movement. Campbellites didn't claim to have the authority to give the Holy Ghost. N.K.He was part of the Grand River Bible Society as a vice president. N.K. They joined the Church of Christ without reading The Book of Mormon. Many of their neighbors joined the church at the same time, including the Gilberts. The <mask>s provided their home for at least one meeting. The prophet Joseph Smith and his family came to stay with the <mask>s for several weeks in 1830 before moving to the house of another prophet. <mask> had five children.Their oldest child was born in 1823. He is the father of a child. <mask> and Joseph Smith were good friends. Smith and his family lived in the White Store. The Word of Wisdom was one of the revelations that Joseph Smith received during the first School of the Prophets. Smith received a revelation that <mask> and other church leaders had equal claim on his properties for taking care of the poor, which would be the United Firm. Joseph Smith washed the feet of those in the School of the Prophets.<mask> was appointed as a bishop in the church in the 18th century. Edward Partridge was the only other bishop who had been called. <mask> made his own decisions about how a bishop should support his community. He offered limited support for the poor in the early bishop's storehouse and continued to operate his store as usual. <mask> was accused of being disrespectful by two men. <mask> supported Gilbert's store in Missouri, which was abandoned when the members of the church were driven out of the state. Reynolds Cahoon was <mask>'s counselor.<mask> broke his leg and foot in a wagon accident on the way back from Missouri and Smith and <mask> stayed in a public house for four weeks. <mask> was assigned to visit church members in New York, Albany, and Boston. <mask> paid taxes on 100 acres of land that the United Firm acquired as the church's financial officer. The site of the Kirtland Temple was <mask>'s ashery. The Overseers of the poor made a list of 22 families that were too dependent on their community. At the time, this was a fairly common practice. Many of the people who were working to build the temple were members of the church.<mask> paid the debts members owed to each other as the United Firm was dissolved. The United Firm wrote off debt and members decided to do their own business. N.K. and Sidney Gilbert died of diseases in the same year. Whitney and Company was dissolved in the 18th century. Whitney's ashery burned in the 18th century. Whitney and Hyrum Smith went to New York in 1835 to borrow money. The new stores were established by other church members.<mask> helped Joseph Smith establish a store in Kirtland, but it was shut down a year later because the town was already well-supplied by <mask>'s store. On October 31, 1835, <mask> brought his parents to visit Kirtland, where they met Joseph Smith. <mask> was giving food to the poor. persecution drove the <mask>s to Illinois after they moved to Missouri, where <mask> was appointed as a bishop. <mask> was involved in some important developments within the Church. He was a member of the Quorum of the Anointed. <mask> and a group of nine others met in the upper story of the Red Brick Store on May 4, 1842.<mask> became part of Joseph Smith's Quorum of the Anointed. <mask>'s wife, Elizabeth Ann, was added to the group. Some of the highest ranking and most trusted leaders of the LDS church were the <mask>s. <mask> and Elizabeth Ann allowed their daughter, Sarah Ann, to marry Joseph Smith after being taught the doctrine of polygamy. <mask> married Olive M. Bishop two years later. When Edward Partridge died, <mask> became the First Bishop of the Council of Fifty. <mask>'s title was changed to "Presiding Bishop" in 1847.He married a number of women, including Almira Elizabeth Pond and Elizabeth M. More. He married Ann Houston in 1846. When she was 15, she married a young man, but he deserted her after the death of their son. <mask> had two children with her husband. The Relief Society had a president named Daniel H. Wells. <mask> was sealed to two other people. <mask> was a Trustee-in-trust for the church after Joseph Smith's death.<mask> was a member of the Masonic Lodge. He was an elected official from 1841 to 1843. Church members were led to Winter Quarters by <mask>. <mask> was the bishop of the Salt Lake City Eighteenth Ward in 1849. New immigrants were placed in communities by <mask>. He helped plan and locate Ogden, Utah. He died of "bilious pliurisy" in 1850.Gordon B. Hinckley compared <mask>'s role in the early church to that of a presiding bishop. 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title: Rebecca Tunney

texts: <mask> is a retired British gymnast who competed in the 2012 Summer Olympics. <mask> moved to the gymnastics club when she was ten years old to train with her coach. She was tiny, scruffy and overwhelmed by the environment, but excited to get in and give it a go. She loved training to win her first medal. She wanted to be a champion after having a taste of medals. <mask> was a student at Droylsden Academy Secondary School. She said, "I've not been to school for a long time but they know why I'm away and where I'm going, they're supportive about everything and I sometimes take work with me."With the 2016 Summer Olympics in mind, she should be based nearer to her gym. She moved to the family of her coach in September of 2012 She left Droylsden to join The Belvedere Academy. <mask> said in an interview with The Guardian that he just walks down to the club after school. <mask> competed at the European Women's Gymnastics Championships in the United Kingdom at the end of April. She scored 50.600 for the British team's fifth-place finish. <mask> competed at the British Championships.She was second in the all around competition with a score of 53.900. She placed first on the bars with a score of 13.750 and fifth on the floor with a score of 12.850. <mask> said, "I'm happy." I wanted to prove myself again after the Europeans and I think I did that today. <mask> competed at the British Teams competition. She contributed to the score of 50.450 that helped City ofLiverpool win first place. <mask> competed at the British Championships.She won the all around competition with a score of 54.850 and in the event finals she placed first on the bars with a score of 13.450, sixth on balance beam with a score of 12.850, and first on floor with a score of 13.900. <mask> said that he wasn't expecting to win. It was great having the support of my club here in its hometown as I competed on a podium for the first time. The younger gymnasts from my club were cheering for me and it was great. <mask> competed for England at the Commonwealth Youth Games. She helped the English team place first and individually placed sixth in the all around final with a score of 50.30. She placed first on vault with a score of 13.350, fifth on the bars with a score of 12.300, and third on the floor with a score of 13.650.<mask> placed nineteenth at the London Prepares series with a score of 54.399. She placed sixth in the bars event finals with a score of 14.266. <mask> said that the atmosphere at the test event was good. You got great reactions from the home crowd after your routines. My grandma and grandpa went with my mum to the test event. They always say they're proud, but I don't take it in, it's just me doing gymnastics. They see it in a different way.<mask> placed eighth at the American Cup in New York with an all around score of 52.132. <mask> competed at the European Women's Gymnastics Championships in May. <mask> competed at the 2010 junior Euros but that was nothing like this, with a full crowd, it was really great. The Yurchenko double twist is paying off and I was really happy with it today. She was a member of the British team which placed fourth in the team finals. I'm really happy with how the team has done, I had good performances all round. I think I've coped well, even though I was nervous coming into the event.My floor has been solid all week so I'm looking forward to the final tomorrow, to make no mistakes in all my routines so far is brilliant. She finished fifth in the event finals on the floor with a score of 13.800. The first Olympic trial took place at the end of May when <mask> participated in the British Teams competition. She helped her club win first place with the highest all around score. She placed second on vault with a score of 14.750, first on bars with a score of 14.700, fifth on balance beam with a score of 13.600, and second on floor with a score of 13.500. At the beginning of June, <mask> competed at an international friendly with gymnasts from Finland and Spain in the United Kingdom, which was the second Olympic trial. She won the all around competition with a score of 56.500.<mask> competed in the British Championships at the end of June. The gymnasts that will represent the United Kingdom at the Olympics are decided at the third and final Olympic Trial. She won the all around competition with a score of 56.750. It is totally unexpected to win. The main focus of the trial was to stay clean and I thought if I did that I could get in the top 5 but to win is incredible. The trials went well for me and now it is up to the selection committee to decide what works best for the Olympics. The first year as a senior was great and I am enjoying competing in front of large crowds.I moved straight up to win seniors after winning the junior title last year. She placed fourth on floor with a score of 13.500 and fifth on balance beam with a score of 13.550. At the beginning of July, <mask> was selected to compete for the United Kingdom at the 2012 Summer Olympics, making her the youngest athlete for Team Great Britain. After arriving in London, she said, "It's been overwhelming, definitely, I wasn't expecting it to be like this." I knew it was going to be big but I was surprised. I have all my team-mates to help me out. Being in the village has been the best part, seeing other athletes and great athletes walking around.At the end of July, <mask> competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, England, where she was Team GB's youngest athlete at the games, aged 15. She was part of the British team that qualified for the all around final with a score of 56.391. <mask> scored 14.866 on vault and 14.766 on bars for the British team in the team final. She said, "First Olympic Games and we're getting into the team final and finishing sixth, you can't ask for anything better." The men got a medal. Even though we didn't medal, they did their best. <mask> placed thirteenth with a score of 56.932 in the all around final.The best week of her life has been in London. It has been amazing to compete in front of this crowd. I'm very proud to be the youngest in the team. I'm looking forward to the rest of the Games and cheering for Team Great Britain. On April 23, 2015, the British Olympic Association announced that <mask> was to represent Great Britain at the first ever European Games, along with Kelly Simm and Tyesha Mattis, but they were both withdrawn due to injuries. <mask> was one of three alternates for the Rio Olympics. <mask> retired from competitive international gymnastics to concentrate on university work and possibly coaching in the future.British female artistic gymnasts 1996 births Gymnasts at the 2012 Summer Olympics are <mask>.

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title: Heather Hunter

texts: Double H is an American rapper, painter, author, and former pornographic actress. <mask> was born to a funeral salesman. She supported herself by working as a clerk at the Latin Quarter, one of the first downtown/midtown clubs to play rap. She answered an ad in The Village Voice for striptease artists at the age of 18. Players and Swank had pictures in them. There were offers to appear in pornographic films. <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 800-273-3217She made films about interracial and lesbian issues. She was a frequent performer in her hometown and a mainstay on the Robin Byrd Show. <mask> was a dancer on the show from 1990 to 1992. <mask> said she hid her porn career from Don Cornelius. While dancing at the Latin Quarter in New York City, she met an adult film actress who suggested she perform in movies. Her first video was called <mask> On Fire. She moved to Los Angeles and became the first African-American woman to be a Vivid Entertainment contract girl after doing a few low-budget movies.She has 69 videos and one directorial effort to her credit on the Internet Adult Film Database. There are many old scenes with <mask> released. <mask> was a member of the AVN Hall of Fame. She starred in her own cartoon series, Bulletproof Diva, in which she saved the world from Hell. The music video of How Do U Want It was released in 1996. In Can You Be A Pornstar?, she and Ginger Lynn played non-sex roles. <mask> was under contract with Island Records in 1993 doing House music.She released a song called "I Want It All Night Long." Tommy Boy Records did not know whether to market <mask> as an R&B or pop singer. Double H: The Unexpected was a rap music album by <mask>. Dave Copeland is her long-time manager and owns the Blo Records label. The company's CEO is <mask>. She collaborated with DJ Premier and Scott Storch on the album. Akinyele, Madison Taylor, and Chalu are on her album.Janet Jacme is a friend of <mask>'s. "So Serious" was the only song on the album. Her album's title refers to <mask>'s desire to be taken seriously as a hip-hop musician. <mask> hosted The Peep Show on pay-per-view TV from 1998 to 2000. Luther Campbell was the host of the program. Uncensored music videos were aired on the show. After hearing a sample of her raps, Akinyele encouraged her to pursue a music career.He was with Mr. Cee on Double H: The Unexpected. <mask> recorded a song with Esham. There are also songs that feature N.O.R.E. Big D is on his album God's Favorite. Above the Law has "Playas, Gangstas And Ballers" and "Would You Like" from their album Sex, Money & Music. <mask> has had an interest in art since she was a child, when she began painting portraits of family members. She majored in design and illustration at the High School of Fashion Industries in New York City.During her teenage years, she was involved in illegal graffiti art, but quit after being cited by the police. She attended a workshop under the direction of a renowned street artist. <mask> opened her own art gallery in New York in June of 2006 called Artcore-NYC. The gallery's first exhibition was the "Hunter Collection" paintings by her. As of 2007, there was an ongoing search for a new location for the gallery. Insatiable: The Rise of a Porn Star was published by St. Martin's Press on July 24, 2007. Simone Young is a young woman with a career and background similar to <mask>'s.<mask> implied in an interview that her story would be fictional to protect the privacy of others. A plagiarism suit was filed against <mask> by Dianne Miller, who claimed she gave a manuscript to <mask> back in 2005 and <mask> used a number of passages from her own novel. A judge dismissed most of the claims against <mask>. <mask> is bisexual. Interviews <mask>: Not What You'd Expect, Tha Biz, June 2005, <mask>: Life After Porn Stardom, Black Voices, July 2007, Inside Out With <mask>, August 2007, External links Artcore The births of 21st-century American novelists, 21st-century American painters, and 21st-century American women writers.

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title: Katerina Lanfranco

texts: <mask> is a New York City-based visual artist making paintings, drawings, sculptures, and mixed media installations. She was born in Hamilton. She received her B.A in visual art and "Visual Theory and Museum Studies" at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She was studying religion and nature while camping in the California wilderness. She received her M.F.A in studio art from the City University of New York. She studied at the UdK in Berlin on an exchange scholarship. She received a grant to study Baroque and High Baroque painting in Italy.Nature, science, and fantasy are explored by <mask>. Through the medium of visual art, she references cultural modes of representing nature to engage in a dialogue between nature and culture. Her work has been compared to Henri Rousseau's work. Influences include: Baroque Art, Hubble Space Telescope photos, Hudson River School painters, and the American Museum of Natural History. You might not see the relationship between post-impressionism and expressionism in her artwork. <mask> <mask> uses post-impressionism as a way to produce a meaningful piece of expressionist type. The New York Times wrote about <mask> <mask>'s "Tomorrow Dreams of Neon".The results are unlike anything else you'll find in the area, and they're beautifully installed in Nancy Hoffman's new space. According to ARTnews, "Ursus Horribilis...recalled works of Henri Rousseau in its use of symbolism and in its boundless imaginativeness." An image of Ursus Horribilis appeared in the masthead of Time Out New York. <mask>'s work can be found at the Nancy Hoffman Gallery in NYC, which was originally located in SoHo. Her work can be found in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Prints and Drawings in Berlin. <mask>'s work has been shown around the world. She had solo exhibitions in California, New York, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Kyoto, Japan, and Berlin, Germany.Rhombus Space is a contemporary art gallery in the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. Rhombus Space has invited artists with exceptional talent and commitment to exhibit their work in the context of their peers. Diverse artwork by innovative contemporary artists can be seen in Rhombus Space exhibitions. There are art events at Rhombus Space. The Chief Curator at the Brooklyn Art Space was <mask> Lanfranco. The Vermont Studio Center won the Art Battle. The National Endowment for the Arts and the Japan/US friendship commission.A fellow of Pollock Krasner. There is an artist residency. The EFA studio artist is working with Flux Factory. The Tony Smith Award is given to an individual. The scholarship is for Hunter College students. The Travel Grant Award is named after William Graft. There is a painting scholarship.The William Hyde Irwin Art Scholarship was founded by Susan Benteen. There is a large-scale exhibition of paintings, cutouts, and sculptures at the Pratt Institute Manhattan Center. There is a large-scale exhibition of paintings, cutouts, and sculptures. Immersive site-specific installation that centers itself around an octagonal floor and sculpture situated at the center of the square gallery. A large-scale yarn wall drawing and a survey of recent work are from New York with Love. There are paintings and mixed media works made with wood from Berlin. Wildflowers and Floating Worlds are mixed media sculptures of flowers with Latin names, and are presented in shadow box frames.The site-specific installation of hand-cut black Tyvek depicting native North American and Japanese trees was created to create a hybrid forest with embedded cultural symbols. It was created for the Mary Porter Sesnon Gallery. Combining the deep reaches of outer space with the deep sea to create an imagined space of known geography is what Below a Sea of Stars is about. This dark, cold and distant landscape is a fertile ground for invented flora and fauna. The unfortunate Latin name for a symbol of American wilderness is called Ursus Horribilis. The traditional museum of natural history style (AMNH) creates a fake scene complete with habitat and food sources for a hybrid bear. There are depictions of Biblical Creation and Evolutionary Theory on the side of the bear.She is a teacher at the Museum of Modern Art, Hunter College, and the New School for Design. <mask> taught at LIM College, Rutgers University, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and the American Museum of Folk Art. The cover art and book illustrations for "Wrapped in Red" have been selected. October 31, An artist from New York returns to mentor students. UCSC news. February 28, 2012The Sesnon Gallery has a paper cutout world. February 14, 2012 Santa Cruz Weekly. Natural selection in Santa Cruz in January. The forest has trees. January 31, 2012 edition of City on a Hill Press. <mask> <mask> is an artist from Brooklyn. February 18, 2011.You should brush with greatness. Toronto Star, October 11, 2010. You should brush with art. NOW Magazine was published on October 14, 2010. <mask> <mask> wrote a solo show review. March 2009, p. New York Gallery Shows to Start 2009, solo exhibition review.The solo show by Ursus Horribilis was reviewed. In December of 2006 it was p. 156. The Villager reviewed Nature and Culture Intersect. The solo show Re-Seen was reviewed in Metro Santa Cruz. The solo show Biting Birds and Bees was reviewed in Metro Santa Cruz. The solo show Biting Birds and Bees was reviewed by Good Times Santa Cruz. 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title: Stephan Schmidheiny

texts: <mask> is a Swiss businessman, philanthropist and advocate of sustainable development. His net worth was estimated by Forbes to be more than $2 billion. He was convicted for his role in the Italian asbestos scandal. <mask> was born in Balgach, St. Gallen, Switzerland, on October 29, 1947, as a fourth generation member of one of the key industrial families in Switzerland, and completed his Law studies with a doctorate at the University of Zurich in 1972. <mask> and <mask> were married from 1974 until 2002. He has two children with Ruth and lives in Switzerland. He has been married to a doctor.He is a leader in the field of sustainable development. <mask> started his business career at Eternit. At the age of 29, he was named CEO of the Swiss Eternit Group. <mask> decided to divide his empire into two parts, one for <mask> and the other for Thomas. <mask>y took over Eternit as a result of this split of activities. He ended the company's use of the substance in 1986. In 1981 the Chairman of Eternit announced that the company would no longer be involved in the production and distribution of asbestos.Eternit worked to develop and fund research to develop new fiber blends. Most of the Eternit products were free of the cancer-causing substance. <mask> has been involved in trials in Italy for environmental disaster and voluntary manslaughter because of his involvement in his family's industrial dynasty. <mask> was sentenced to 16 years imprisonment in the first trial. On June 3, 2013, the judgment given in February was confirmed and increased to 18 years imprisonment for environmental damage, which was ruled to have passed the statute of limitations. In Italy, he was acquitted of negligent behavior charges. <mask> defended against the accusation of voluntary manslaughter during the second trial.The case was closed after the court in Torino dismissed the allegations. There are some legal proceedings that are still possible. He has said that his involvement with the Eternit group was long before the health risks of asbestos were understood, and before production was banned in Italy. He admitted in an interview that the strain from the legal proceedings in Italy had deeply affected him. After an Italian judge compared him to Hitler, he felt the proceedings had become absurd. <mask>y set up funds for the victims ofMesothelioma in South Africa and Italy due to the fact that there was no successor company for Eternit. <mask>, the former majority shareholder in Eternit Genova, was sentenced to four years in prison for the deaths of two workers.The battle between the Italian government, former Eternit workers and residents of towns near the company's plants has been going on for a decade. The ruling was the first step in setting a precedent on deaths from cancer and pulmonary diseases, which can take years to develop, according to the prosecutor. He invested in new industrial segments, building up a multinational conglomerate of shareholdings by adding enterprises in the areas of banking, consumer goods, power generation, as well as electronic and optical equipment. He joined the boards of directors of a number of companies. Nicolas Hayek's bid for the Swiss watch holding company resulted in the rescue of the Swiss watch industry. The present day Swatch Group was formed from this valuable alliance. In 1987, as an anchor shareholder in Brown, Boveri & Cie, he co-organized a merger with ASEA of Sweden.The market leader in its segment, ASEA Brown Boveri, was created by this. In 1987, he took over most of the capital of the company from the family shareholders because they didn't have a successor for leadership. Major changes were necessary as the company was not doing well. The company was restructured. The company was taken over by a Swiss company. <mask> has devoted his life to philanthropy since the 1990s. He is a leader in the field of sustainable development.He was an adviser to the United Nations on sustainable development. In the 1980's he created FUNDES, an organization that supports the development of small and medium-sized enterprises in several Latin American countries. The Mapuche Indians claim that they have been the owners of the land near Concepcin since time immemorial. The Mapuche claim that some of their land was taken from them during the Pinochet dictatorship. Forbes published a list of the world's most generous philanthropists outside of the US. The United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED), better known as the Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit of 1992, appointed Schmidheiny as chief adviser for business and industry in 1990. 172 governments participated in the conference in 1992.Leading businessmen from all parts of the world came together to develop a business perspective on environment and development challenges as the chief advisor to this conference. The World Business Council for sustainable Development is an organization that counts the world's 160 most important companies as its members. In recognition of his role in the phase-out of the production of building materials containing the cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer-causing cancer The book Change of Course: Global Business Prospects for Development and the Environment was published by MIT Press in 1992. His book offers an extensive analysis of how businesses can make sustainable development their focus. Financing Change: The Financial Community, Eco-efficiency, and sustainable development were also published by MIT Press. The Fundacin AVINA was established in the 1990s to encourage productive alliances among social and business leaders in order to contribute to sustainable development in Latin America.<mask>'s foundation pioneered a South American system similar to that of Muhammad Yunus whose system benefits the citizens of Bangladesh. <mask>heiny Foundation was founded in 1993 in memory of his brother Alexander, who died in 1992. The Foundation is active in the Rhine Valley. The arts and culture are supported by a series of initiatives. The Daros Collection was developed and expanded by his brother Alexander.There is a large collection of art from the second half of the 20th century in the Daros Collection. <mask> is a contributor to the cultural institutions. He and his wife want to build a new cultural center in Gstaad. There is a section about his "philanthropic activities" and another about his engagement for "ecological efficience" on his website. According to information from Fundacion MarViva, there is an organization that bridges scientific research with public activism for the promotion of marine habitat near and in the Costa Rica Thermal Dome, with an organizational presence in Costa Rica, Panama, and Columbia. He has received many awards for his leadership and contribution to sustainable development. In 1993 and 1996 the INCAE in Costa Rica received an honorary doctorate from Yale University.In 2001 by Rollins College, Florida, and the UCAB, Venezuela. The Zayed International Prize for the Environment was awarded to Schmidheiny in 2001. The Philanthropy Award was given to Schmidheiny during the Green Forum. There are external links to the official website of <mask>y.

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title: Bruce Pascoe

texts: <mask> is an Australian writer of literary fiction, non-fiction, poetry, essays and children's literature. Pascoe has written under the pen names Murray Gray and Leopold Glass. He is an enterprise professor in Indigenous Agriculture at the University of Melbourne. Dark Emu: Black Seeds: Agriculture or Accident? is a work by Pascoe. Evidence of pre-colonial agriculture, engineering and building construction can be found in the accounts of Aboriginal people in Australia. Pascoe was born in 1947. <mask>, his mother, won a gold medal in lawn bowls at the 1980 Arnhem Paralympics after being raised in a poor working-class family.King Island was where his father worked at the tungsten mine. When he was 10 years old, his family moved from Victoria to the suburb of Fawkner. He completed his secondary education at University High School, where his sister won an academic scholarship. After studying commerce at the University of Melbourne, Pascoe transferred to Melbourne State College. He was posted to a small township after graduating with a Bachelor of Education. Bairnsdale was where he taught for nine years. While on leave from his teaching career, Pascoe bought a mixed farming property and occasionally worked as an abalone fisherman.He began writing in his spare time. He wanted to publish a journal of short stories. He formed his own company after coming into conflict with existing publishers, raising 10,000 in capital with his friend. He ran Seaglass Books with his wife. From 1982 to 1998 Pascoe edited and published a new quarterly magazine of short fiction, Australian Short Stories, which published all forms of short stories by both established and new writers. The first issue had a print run of 20,000. In his 1988 novel Fox, the main character is a fugitive looking for his aboriginal identity and home.The book deals with issues such as Aboriginal deaths in custody, discrimination and land rights, as well as Blending Aboriginal traditions with contemporary life and education. The title of the book, Learning to Fall in Love with Your Country, examines historical documents and accounts of incidents in Australian history and ties them in with the ongoing debates about identity, dispossession, memory and community. The book is described as an antidote to the great Australian inability to deal respectfully with the nation's Indigenous past. The director of the Commonwealth Australian Studies project for the Commonwealth Schools Commission has worked extensively on preserving the Wathaurong language, as well as producing a dictionary of the language, after being featured in the award-winning documentary series First Australians. Fog a Dox, a story for young adults, won the Prime Minister's Literary Awards and was nominated for the Deadly Awards. The judges of the PM's Award commented that the author's Aboriginality shines through but he wears it lightly, in a story which incorporates Indigenous cultural knowledge. Dark Emu: Black Seeds: Agriculture or Accident?, first published in 2014, drew on scientific work which challenged the oft-cited claim that pre-colonial Australian Aboriginal peoples were only hunter-gatherers.The accounts of grain cultivation, wells, and sophisticated systems of aquaculture were found in Pascoe's research. The book was well-received. There was a debate about the use of his historical sources after a review of its cultural implications in the academic online magazine The Conversation. A version of the book for younger readers, called Young Dark Emu: A Truer History, was published in 2019. The Children's Literature Award section of the 2020 Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature has a version of the 2019. In October of last year it was announced that a documentary film of Dark Emu would be made for television by Blackfella Films. In September 2015, a recording of six First Nations Australia Writers Network members reading their work was presented at a special event, which was recorded.Among the readers were Jeanine Leane, Dub Leffler, Melissa Lucashenko,Jared Thomas and Ellen van Neerven. The role of Professor in Indigenous Agriculture at the University of Melbourne was designed to build knowledge and understanding of Indigenous agriculture within the Faculty and to grow engagement and research activities in this area. A volunteer with the Country Fire Authority. He battled the fires near Mallacoota. He went to New South Wales in January 2020 to help out there. He had to cancel his appearances at the Perth Festival in February and at the Adelaide Writers' Week in March due to the damage done to his Mallacoota property in the aftermath of the fires. Pascoe assumed he only had British heritage for the first part of his life.In his thirties, Pascoe began to investigate his ancestry, partly because he remembered an uncle having mentioned aboriginal ancestry. The Bunurong people of the Kulin nation of Victoria and the Yuin of southern New South Wales were found on both sides of his family. By the age of 40, he identified himself as Koori. He acknowledges his Cornish and European colonial ancestry, as well as his love of the broader Australian culture, but says that he feels like an aboriginal. He said that it doesn't matter about the colour of your skin, it's about how deeply embedded you are in the culture. The pulse of my life is it. He said that he was drawn into Aboriginal society and culture because of the "glaring absences" in his family's story."People of broken and distant heritage like me...barging into their rediscovered community expecting to be greeted like the Prodigal Son" is what Pascoe wrote about in his book. You can't assume authority or the position of a spokesman because you've lost contact with your identity. Some branches of family trees and public records have been damaged. In this book and in interviews, Pascoe admits that he is more Cornish than Koori. Andrew Bolt questioned Pascoe's identification as an aboriginal. In 2012 Pascoe wrote an article titled "Andrew Bolt's Disappointment", following Bolt's violation of the Racial Discrimination Act in 2011. It was published in the Salt: Selected Stories and Essays.I think it's reasonable for Australia to know if people of pale skin identify as Aborigines. He said that the full explanation of how and why his Aboriginal ancestry had been buried would take a long time. Josephine Cashman, an Indigenous lawyer, wrote to the Minister for Home Affairs, Peter Dutton, accusing him of benefiting from false claims of being Indigenous. The matter was referred to the Australian Federal Police. He said that he had never met Cashman. The investigation was closed as a result of their inquiries, Cashman was told on January 23, 2020. In January 2020, he said that the allegations that he is not an aboriginal are meant to hurt Dark Emu.He had already responded to the council's rejection of his connection to the Bunurong, saying that his connection was through the Tasmanian family. A few days later, the chairman of the Aboriginal Land Council of Tasmania, Michael Mansell, issued a three-page statement saying that he does not believe that Pascoe has Indigenous ancestry. Mansell acknowledged that some Indigenous leaders, including the Foundation Chair in Australian Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne and the Minister for Indigenous Australians, supported Pascoe's Aboriginality based on his claim to community recognition. Historians now know that Pacoe's four grandparents were of English descent. The Australian Literature Award for Shark was joint winner with David Foster. The Prime Minister's Literary Award is for young adult fiction. The book of the year was published in the savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesayThe New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards have an Indigenous Writers' Prize. The Australia Council for the Arts received a Lifetime Achievement Award. The Children's Book of the Year Award will be presented in 2020. The Australian Society of Authors has a medal. A Yuin elder invited Pascoe to a special cultural ceremony after he was nominated for Person of the Year at the National Dreamtime Awards. He presented "Mother Earth" for the Eric Rolls Memorial Lecture in the same year. After graduating from college, Pascoe separated from his wife.They have a child. He married another woman in the same year. They have a child. Two people separated in 2017: <mask> and Harwood. His late-life mission to pursue farming was one of the reasons for the split. On the eastern coast of Victoria, Pascoe lives on a farm near Mallacoota. Black Duck Foods is trying to produce the type of Indigenous produce mentioned in Dark Emu on a commercial scale.Further reading, <mask>. The talk was given at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.

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title: Dmitry Milyutin

texts: Count Milyutin is the Count. The last Field Marshall of Imperial Russia was Simeiz near Yalta, who was Minister of War from June 1816 to January 1912. He was involved in the genocide. The face of the Russian army changed in the 1860s and 1870s as a result of his military reforms. Milyutin graduated from the Moscow University School and the Nicholas Military Academy. Unlike his brother, who chose to pursue a career in civil administration, <mask> volunteered to take part in the Caucasian War. He returned to the military academy as a professor after sustaining a grave wound.Milyutin earned a reputation as a brilliant scholar. The first comprehensive study of military statistics earned him the Demidov Prize in 1847. Suvorov was regarded as a model for military commanders by Milyutin in a detailed account of the Italian campaign published in five volumes. Milyutin framed radical proposals for military reforms after analyzing the causes of Russia's defeat in the Crimean War. Alexander II appointed Milyutin to the post of Minister of War. Milyutin helped bring the Caucasian War to an end by taking part in the capture of Shamil. The Minister of War was Milyutin.The military reforms carried on during <mask>'s long tenure resulted in the creation of military districts across the country. Military service was made compulsory for all males 21 years of age or older. This applied to all males. Elementary education was made available to all the draftees after the system of military education was reformed. Milyutin's reforms ended the military recruitment and professional army introduced by Peter the Great and created the Russian army in the 21st century. <mask>'s reforms in 1874 made the Russian Army 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465. The success of his reforms was demonstrated during the war.When the Russians failed to take Pleven three times in a row, many experts advised them to retreat and Milyutin's subtle leadership made itself felt. The war ended when Milyutin ordered the siege to be continued in a more orderly manner. At the end of the war, Milyutin set up a commission to investigate faulty supply of provisions and other problems that had arisen during the siege. He received all the Russian orders, including the Order of Saint Andrew, in recognition of his services. Milyutin gained the tsar's ear and ordered the deportations that he knew would cause the death of large numbers of people. After the Congress of Berlin, Milyutin became the leader of the imperial foreign policy. Alexander II's assassination rendered his position precarious, and after Konstantin Pobedonostsev, intent on reversing the liberal innovations of the previous reign, emerged as the most powerful policy-maker, Milyutin resigned his office.When Alexander II's 80th anniversary was celebrated in 1898, he became the first man in the history of the Russian Empire to be promoted to Field Marshall. He died in 1912. The Domestic Order of St. Anna is 1st class and the White Eagle Order is 2nd class. The early years in a volume published by Oriental Research Partners in 1978 have a new useful introduction by Prof. Bruce Lincoln. The memoirs of his later years were published in three volumes. 525, 557, and 730. Russian nobility Military writers of the Russian Empire Field marshals of Russia Politicians of the Russian Empire Corresponding members of the Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences

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title: Russell L. De Valois

texts: <mask><mask> was an American scientist who pioneered research on spatial and color vision. <mask> was born in Ames, Iowa. His parents supervised an agricultural missionary station in Tamil Nadu, India, where he spent most of his early life. He attended a boarding school in the mountains of South India. <mask> received an A.B. from Oberlin College. There is a M.A. in zoology. In psychology.He received his PhD from the University of Michigan in 1952. After a year in Germany, <mask> returned to the University of Michigan as a research associate and lecturer in psychology and ophthalmology and was one of the first resident scientists at the newly formed Kresge Institute for Research in Ophthalmology. After five years in Ann Arbor, he accepted a faculty appointment in the Department of Psychology at Indiana University. During his time at Indiana University, Professor <mask> and graduate students Gerald Jacobs and Israel Abramov began research on how the responses of opponent cells in macaque monkeys relate to theories. Karen Kennedy was married to <mask> in 1969. His marriage was the beginning of a partnership. The last 35 years of <mask>'s career were spent at the University of California, Berkeley, where he was a professor.At Berkeley, <mask> continued his studies of color vision and began a series of investigations of the processing of spatial information in the early stages of the visual system. On September 20, 2003 <mask> died from injuries suffered in an automobile accident that occurred while he and Karen were returning from Estes Park, Colorado, where they had attended the 60th high school reunion with classmates from the Highclerc School. During the period 1955 to 1965, <mask> developed techniques for measuring both the electrical and psychophysical responses of monkeys to different stimuli. He used these techniques to evaluate the responses of single cells in the primate visual system. The scientific controversy that <mask> addressed had its roots in the color vision theories of Young, Helmholtz, and Hering. Young and Helmholtz proposed that color vision was based on the presence of three sets of particles or three types of nervous fibers in the eye that were preferentially sensitive to reds, greens, and blue. Hering proposed that the percept of color came from the differences between red and green and blue and yellow.An explanation for the first stage of trichromatic color vision can be found in the biophysical correlate of the photopigments in the three types of cone cells found in the retina. <mask> and his associates discovered a neural source for a second stage of color processing, similar to the one proposed by Hering. They described four types of cells, one set that had excitatory responses in the red wavelength region and another set that had inhibitory responses in the middle of the green wavelength. The influence of this work in the 1981 Current Contents designation of his paper, "Analysis of Response Patterns of Lgn Cells", is seen as a "Citation Classic" by one. In a series of studies, <mask> and co-workers measured monkeys' behavioral responses to both spatial and chromatic variations. The wavelength discrimination and luminance contrast sensitivity measured in monkeys were very similar to those obtained for human observers, which allowed <mask> to theorize about the relevance of his recordings in macaque monkeys to cortical processing in the early stages of the human visual system. <mask> showed that many individual cells in the primary visual cortex would respond to either color or form.In 1975, <mask> and <mask> <mask> wrote a review article about neural coding of color. <mask> renewed his interest in the relationship of his earlier recordings to color perception, and was among a number of researchers who realized that the responses of opponent neurons could not explain all of the phenomena associated with opponent perceptual processes. He and <mask> <mask> came up with a new model to deal with the discrepancy. The model proposed a third stage of color processing by neurons located in the cortex where inputs from second-stage cells were recombined to give a new set of "rotated" color axes. In a series of papers, <mask> and his graduate students studied the correlation of electrical activity in the multi-stage model. At the time of <mask>' move to Berkeley, linear systems analysis was emerging as a tool for studying the early stages of visual processing. Although this technique had been applied to problems in engineering, vision scientists first proposed spatial frequencies to explain a number of psychophysical phenomena in pattern perception and then measured human sensitivity to patterns of spatial sinusoidal gratings of varying periodicity.<mask>, consistent with his conviction that perception must be linked to neuronal responses, began studies of the mechanisms of early visual processing of form. <mask> and his co-workers found support for the idea that the early visual system uses wavelet coding to transmit pattern information. Most of the neurons in the primary visual cortex have receptive fields that correspond to a limited range of spatial frequencies and orientations. A variety of frequencies and orientations are represented. Responses to some more complex patterns can be predicted by the cell's spatial frequencies. The findings were complemented by monkey and human psychophysics. <mask> continued to work on the transformation of visual information into the striate cortex into his 70s.In studies with N. Cottaris and others, <mask> applied reverse correlation techniques to study the transformation of spatial, temporal and chromatic information. Another important tool in <mask>' investigations was the functional studies of the visual cortex. The columnar arrangement of neurons that respond to the same frequencies in the striate cortex was shown in a series of papers. There is a relationship between the primary and secondary visual cortex. There is a relationship between CYTOX blobs and neurons. The book Spatial Vision, written in collaboration with Karen K<mask> <mask>, was a culmination of <mask>' work over the decades of the 1970s and 1980s. He was elected to the Society of Experimental Psychologists, the National Academy of Sciences, and the American Association for the advancement of science.The Warren Medal from the Society of Experimental Psychologists was one of the awards that <mask> received. American expatriates in India include people from Ames, Iowa and the University of Michigan.

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title: Creighton Hale

texts: From the early 1900s to the end of the 1950s, <mask> was an Irish-American theatre, film, and television actor. <mask> was educated in Dublin and London before attending Ardingly College. He moved to America in 1910 with the help of a company. He was originally called <mask> in the United States. He acted in stock theater in a number of cities. <mask> was spotted by a representative of the Pathe Film Company while starring in the Broadway production of Indian Summer. Although the derivation of those names remains unknown, he eventually became known as <mask>.The Exploits of Elaine was his first movie. He starred in films such as Way Down East and The Cat and the Canary. <mask> was thought to have starred in an early pornographic film called On the Beach. He got his goat and the goat man. Three nude women agree to have sex with him, but only through a hole in a fence. Photographs of the scene clearly show that the man in the film is not <mask>, but another actor who also wore glasses. His career declined when talkies came about.He made several appearances in Hal Roach's Our Gang series, as well as playing uncredited parts in major talking films such as The Maltese Falcon and Casablanca. His two sons, Robert Lowe <mask> and <mask> Jr., were adopted from his first marriage to Victoire Lowe. Kathleen was married to <mask> in Los Angeles in 1931. He died in South Pasadena at the age of 83 and was buried in Northern California. The Million Dollar Mystery is a film debut by Gang Member. Office Clerk The Taint is a film debut by Walter. The Exploits of Elaine is a film debut by Walter. The New Exploits of Elaine was a minor role in A Fool There Was. The Thirteenth Chair was written by George Budd, The Love Cheat was written by Henry Calvin A Damsel in Distress, and The Black Circle was written by George Bevan.The Marriage Circle (1924) was written by Art Binger. Should men walk home? was written by Arthur Graham. The Gentleman Crook Why Girls Say No, One Hour Married, Donald Thumbs Down, <mask> The Cat and the Canary, and Paul Jones Rose-Marie were released in 1927. Charlie Chan on Broadway and International Settlement are uncredited. Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase, Hotel Desk Clerk Everybody's Hobby, On Your Toes, and Hatfield's Reporter are uncredited. The Shell Person King of the Lumberjacks (1940) was uncredited. Saturday's Children (1940) was uncredited.

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title: Cory Lerios

texts: <mask> is an American pianist and vocalist. He has scored music for film and television since the 1980s and is a founding member of the soft rock band Pablo Cruise. In 1971 History Lerios joined the San Francisco Bay area band Stoneground. Stoneground was signed by Warner Bros. and Lerios was 20 years old. After leaving the band in 1973, <mask>, along with fellow Stoneground members Steve Price and David Jenkins formed Pablo Cruise. In 1975, they released their first album. After completing several national tours, the band released seven albums and sold millions of records."Love Will Find a Way" and "Whatcha Gonna Do?" were written for Pablo Cruise. Lerios was trying to compose for film and television. One Crazy Summer was his first major production. Lerios D'Andrea Music Works is a music production studio based in Los Angeles. They wrote and produced a number of themes, songs and dramatic and comedic scores for TV shows including Baywatch, Diagnosis: Murder, Max Headroom and The Land Before Time. In 2012 Lerios produced a live DVD and CD for Cruise called It's Good To Be Live! The live CD was released by Sony Entertainment.Lerios scored and produced the music for the international TV series SAF3 and toured with the original members of Pablo Cruise. If I could change anything it would be you!, was released by Lerios in 2015. The credits include music supervision, episodes of the tv series, and an awards programme. The main title is Hope For Children, a documentary about children, and the pilot is Choose Your Own Adventure: The Abominable Snowman. "Hawaiian Wedding", "Murder in the Mirror", "The Test of Love", "A Secret Life", and "A Marriage of Convenience" are movies. The Baywatch series is called Force. The Max Headroom Hard Copy Film Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie is one of the 11 seasons.DIRECT T.V. RAVE: Arts & Entertainment is the theme of Turner Broadcasting's Sunday Classics movie. Outstanding Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series for: "Days of Our Lives" was shared with Ken Corday and Dominic Mess. Love Will Find a Way, Cool Love, and Don't Want to Live Without It were all performed by Pablo Cruise.

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title: Lance Barrett-Lennard

texts: <mask> is a Canadian Biologist specializing in behavioural ecology and population biology of Killer whales. The dispersal, mating habits, and group structure of killer whale sub-populations in the Pacific Northwest are studied by a geneticist. The southern resident killer whale sub-population is the subject of his research. He is the director of the Marine Mammal Research Program at the Coastal Ocean Research Institute. <mask> obtained a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Guelph in Ontario in 1976, and went on to complete a Master of Science in Biology from the University of British Columbia in 1992. He studied the genetics of killer whales at the University of British Columbia. At the Pacific Biological Station in British Columbia, where he worked as a research scientist, he studied the role of genetics in the population structure of killer whale sub-populations.The director of the marine mammal research program was hired in 2001. The MMRP conducts research on a number of marine mammals, including killer whales, Humpback whales, Harbour porpoises and Beluga whales. The B.C. is a major branch of the MMRP. Cetacean Sightings Network relies heavily on citizen science. The B.C. is located in B.C. The Cetacean Sightings Network facilitates the reporting of whales. The WhaleReport Alert System uses whale locations to notify nearby vessels of cetaceans in their vicinity and to encourage them to take precautionary or evasive action.There is data from the B.C. Land-based whale watching is encouraged by the Cetacean Sightings Network. In 2015, the B.C. The Whale Trail is a Seattle-based organization dedicated to identifying potential land-based whale watching sites in the Pacific Northwest. Land-based whale watching is an alternative to traditional boat-based whale watching. The WhaleTrail B.C. was recently. There are 39 such sites.Sighting data is available to academic researchers, industry, and NGOs. The discovery of a feeding ground for Gray whales in Baynes Sound and a hot spot for the Pacific white-sided dolphin in the Howe Sound area were among the discoveries involving data. Significant research contributions have been made to the preservation of killer whales. There are at least nine sub-populations of killer whales in the northeastern Pacific ocean. Evidence of speciation in killer whale subpopulations is the focus of his research. His work shows that killer whale sub-populations vary greatly in their diet, behavior, and feeding grounds. The diet of killer whale sub-populations has been revealed by his work.98% of the Southern resident killer whale's diet is salmonids, according to the most cited study. The preference for mammals by the Southern Transient Killer Whale sub-population was discovered by the same study. He has shown that killer whales may target the Pacific sleeper shark, which is the first known observation of the species being targeted as prey. The Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife used Barrett-Lennard's research to list the Southern Resident Killer Whale as an extinct species. His team has shown that images captured by drones can be used to estimate blubber fat reserves and body condition by analyzing features such as head shape and eyepatch proportions. Drones have been used to remotely monitor the respiratory microbiome of killer whales by capturing samples of exhaled breath or blow. He has shared his research with other media.He has opinions on both the Harbor seal cull and the Trans Mountain Pipeline. The link between the decline of Chinook salmon in the Pacific Northwest and the status of the southern resident killer whale has been documented through aerial images of starving individuals. L.G. was written by Barrett-Lennard. In 2000. Population structure and mating patterns of killer whales are revealed by DNA analysis. Population structure and mating patterns of killer whales were revealed by DNA analysis. Saulitis, C., Matkin, L.G., Heise, K., and Ellis were authors.There are killer whale populations in Prince William Sound, Alaska. Marine mammal science 16(1) 11. L.G., Ford, J.K.B, and Heise are related. 1996. There are differences in the use of echolocation between fish-eating and mammal-eating killer whales. Animal Behaviour 51 (3) was published on 12.Khran, M.M., Herman, D.P., Matkin, C.O., Durban, J.W., Barrett-Lennard, L.G., Burrows, D.G., Dahlheim, M.G., Black, 2007. Chemicals are being used to assess the diet of eastern North Pacific killer whales. Marine Environmental Research is a journal. 13 Ford, J.K.B., Ellis, G.M., Barrett-Lennard, L.G., Morton, A.B., Palm, R.S., and Balcomb III, K.C. 1996.There are two populations of killer whales in British Columbia. The Canadian Journal of Zoology has 76 articles. Fearnbach, H., Durban, J.W.,Barrett-Lennard, L.G., Ellifrit, D.K., and Balcomb III, K.C. 2019. The power of photogrammetry is being evaluated. There is marine mammal science in the press. University of British Columbia Faculty of Science alumni University of Guelph

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title: Adolovni Acosta

texts: Adolovni was born in the Philippines and is a classical pianist. She is the daughter of two people. She is a recitalist and concert pianist. Adolovni began piano lessons at the age of nine with her mother. She continued with him. She was a winner in the Lucia Francisco Music Circle Piano Scholarship Competition at the age of 12. She passed the college entrance exam at the University of the Philippines after graduating from high school.She was a soloist in two commencement concerts with the same orchestra, after being selected to be a soloist with the UP symphony orchestra. She was awarded university and college scholarships for her academic and musical achievements at UP. She received a Bachelor of Music and a Master of Music degree. Her teachers were Benedicta Macaisa and Regalado Jose. She was a research aide to Dr. Jose Maceda while she was a graduate student. He came to the United States in 1968 as a graduate student with full tuition and a monthly stipend in the World Music program at Wesleyan University. She received a Master of Science degree in Piano from The Juilliard School of Music in 1971 after being accepted a year later.She received a scholarship from the school. She studied with Zenon Fishbein and Eugene List. In 1971 she made her New York debut at Carnegie Hall, and since then she has performed in 50 cities in 28 countries. She has performed in Berlin, Beijing, Fuzhou, Ho Chi Minh City, Sabah, Brunei, Phnom Penh, and Kuala Lumpur. She has performed for Philippine Embassies and Consulates in many parts of the world and given two recitals at the Melba Conservatorium of Music. She performed at the Philippine Embassy in Washington, D.C. as part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. She was selected to open the "Discovery Series" and perform in the "Boesendorfer Piano in Concert" early on.Master classes have been conducted at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory of Music in Vietnam, and the University of Canterbury Department of Music in New Zealand. Ms. <mask> has recorded two works by Lecuona for the Musical Heritage Society. 'Malaguea: Piano Music from Cuba and the Philippines' was released in 2008. The 'Piano Works of Carl Nielsen' was released on Naxos ClassicsOnline.com in January of 2015. She has been featured on Swedish Radio in Stockholm, Brunei TV, Argentine Television, and Radio Belgrano, Vietnam Television, Voice of America, National Public Radio Network, GM7 TV in Manila, and New York City radio programs. The 2006 Philippine Presidential Awards for Filipino Individuals and Organizations Overseas have a Pamana ng Pilipino awardee. The awards were presented by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo in a Testimonial Dinner at Malacanang Palace in Manila.During an annual diplomatic corps dinner, she participated in a concert for the first lady. She was selected as Outstanding Young Woman of America from New York in 1982. She was included in Good Housekeeping Magazine's 100th anniversary issue. In 2002 she was featured in International Who's Who in Classical Music and in Chronology of Western Classical Music 1751-2000. She won the first prize in a national piano competition in Manila. It was retrieved in September 2007 from http://www.thailand4.com/news/2006-04-07/1130-a-classical-piano-recital-by-ado.