title: Jonathan Moulton

texts: Many tales of <mask>'s adventures would become legendary, as he played an important role in the early history of New Hampshire. There is a town named after him in New Hampshire. Early colonial life and King George's War was where <mask> was born. He was an indentured servant for a long time. He left the cabinet in 1745 after winning his freedom. He formed the Moulton and Towle Silversmithing Company. Towle Silversmithing Company, which he left to his partner, still makes silverware and kitchen utensils.He was a captain in the New Hampshire Militia. Fortress Louisbourg was taken from the French by the New England army under the command of William Pepperrell. The Ossipee Indians were allied to the French around Lake Winnipesaukee until they were killed or driven to Canada. One winter scout from New Hampshire. The Ossipee warriors were attacked on the ice of Lake Winniepesaukee. Five of the warriors were killed in the first volley and the sixth ran away, followed by a massive black dog that attacked and killed the fleeing warrior. The war ended thanks to the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle.The next war between Britain and France would be in six years. After the war ended, <mask> married Smith. They had eleven children. During this time, <mask> opened a store and began to import goods from Europe and the West Indies. After serving as a captain in the New Hampshire Militia during the French and Indian War, he was elected to the New Hampshire General Court. After the end of the French and Indian War, large tracts of land on the north side of Lake Winnipesaukee were given to him by the governors. Many of the goods aboard the wreck of the mast-ship St. George were salvaged by the town residents for their own profit.<mask>'s mansion burned to the ground in the early morning hours of March 15, 1769. One of the most interesting legends about him is the "Yankee Faust". During the events that led up to the American Revolution, <mask> was chosen as a member of the Committee of Safety, appointed as a delegate to the patriot assembly, and commissioned as the Colonel of the 3rd New Hampshire. His wife died of a disease. He fathered four more children after marrying Sarah Emery. The British invaded New Hampshire in the first two years of the American Revolutionary War. In the fall of 1777, he led his men to the Battle of New York and the defeat of the British.The 3rd New Hampshire Militia was part of Gen. John Stark's brigade. George Washington was impressed with his battlefield skills and promoted him to brigadier general. The New Hampshire militia continued after the end of the American Revolution. He was made a briadier general of the 1st brigade of the New Hampshire Militia on March 25, 1785. After the war, he was given lands in the lakes region of New Hampshire and founded the town of Moultonborough. He was one of the first people to paint his house white. The decision to import paint from Britain was unpopular with some of the locals.A feud over farm land with a neighbor was worsened by a series of editorials written in The Boston Post, Boston's major newspaper at the time. The judge who ruled in the general's favor was a long time friend of the general. No one ever claimed responsibility for burning down the barn. He said that he was more upset about losing the animals than the barn itself. He died at the age of 61. His tombstone disappeared after his body was moved in the middle of the night. George Washington paid his respects to Sarah on his tour of the new United States of America two years later.He was a controversial figure in New Hampshire and later the state. In the first legend, it was said that the Yankee Faust outsmarted the Devil by saying that he would sell his soul to the devil if he filled his boots with gold coins. The largest set of boots was found by <mask>. The devil returned to fill the boots with gold, but no matter how many gold coins he poured in the boots they would not fill. All the gold coins fell into the basement of the house when <mask> cut off the soles of the boots and put them over a hole in the floor. The devil burned down his house after being outsmarted. The gold coins were gone.The second tale of The New Wife and The Old tells of a ghost that takes the ring off Sarah's finger as she is in bed with her new husband. A pallbearer at <mask>'s funeral opened his coffin to find a box of gold coins with the devil stamped on them. The location of <mask>'s grave is unknown because he was buried without a tombstone. State Builders: An Illustrated Historical and Biographical Record of the State of New Hampshire was written by John Lovewell. State Builders Publishing, Manchester, NH 1903 External links "General <mask>", Lane Memorial Library,Hampton, NH 1726 births deaths 1787 American militia generals The Devil in legend New Hampshire folklore.

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title: David Abrahams (businessman)

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> was born on 13 November 1944 in England. Abrahams was the only child in a strongly political family who was born in the early years of his life. The son of <mask> served as the city's Lord Mayor for one year in 1981-2. His mother was a concert hall violinist and a Labour politician. Abrahams was educated at Ascham House and passed his 11+ at a school in Gosforth. In 1977 Mohammed Ali paid a visit to the Abrahams family home in Gosforth, where his 105-year-old Grandmother talked to him about the underprivileged. He met the Queen at Buckingham Palace in July of 1979.<mask> lost to the Liberal candidate <mask> in a two way contest in 1981 when he was a Labour PartyCouncillor for two and a half years. He was interested in economic development. He was the Labour candidate in the 1992 general election. He was unsuccessful in his attempt to be selected for the safe Labour seat of Wansbeck in 1997. A close associate of Tony Blair and Lord Levy during the New Labour-era, <mask> faced high-profile media accusations in 2007, that he had secretly made £630,000 in donations to the Labour Party, by channelling the donations through four different individuals. Gordon Brown set up an internal inquiry after the Donorgate scandal, but no report has ever been published. In April 2008, <mask> was cleared of any wrongdoing by the police.<mask> said in April 2016 that he would no longer support the Labour party because it was becoming anti-semitic. He accused the hard left of changing the principles of social justice and liberal, progressive politics in an article for The Guardian. Abrahams made regular donations after Keir Starmer was elected Leader of the Labour Party. In December 2020, Muslim groups, including the Muslim Council of Britain, called on Starmer to take action against Abrahams as a result of online comments he'd made, which were described as "abhorrent and Islamophobic" and "deeply disturbing". He claimed that Muslims have mixed loyalties and that he didn't know how to divide political Islam from moderates and fundamentalists. It is the nature of the beast. He claimed that Israel was a brand new hi-tech state with new inventions to benefit mankind, while its neighbours chose terrorism and invented suicide bombers.Rahman is a member of the National Executive Committee of the Labour Party. <mask> is a member of the Reform Club and a member of the City of London. Abrahams supports peace initiatives in the Middle East. His diplomatic efforts in many Middle East countries brought him into contact with Yasser Arafat as well as Hamas and other leaders establishing grounds for ongoing dialogue. It was reported in 2010 that Abrahams had met senior Hamas officials and appeared to wrest a change in tone from the Palestinian leadership. The part of the Hamas charter that calls for the obliteration of Israel would be nullified if Hamas officials accepted the existence of Israel. He was the first global ambassador of the Royal United Services Institute.He wanted to organize a conference of Arab foreign ministers to discuss normalisation of relations with Israel and the establishment of a Palestinian state. He paid personal visits to most of the countries to discuss security and defence issues as well as attending many conferences at the UN and throughout the area during his term of office. He is a global ambassador for the All Party Parliamentary Group on Defence and Diplomacy. <mask> was named senior vice president of the Royal United Services Institute. He donated two quarters of a million dollars to find a chair in International Politics of the Middle East at the University. He is a member of the Executive of the Trade Union Friends of Israel. He has been involved with the North East Prisons After Care Society.He is a member of the board. He was the National Director of The Campaign For Pensioner Poverty for many years. He became the Director of Parliamentary Affairs at The Council for Christians and Jews after 12 years as a Trustee. Abrahams founded a group of fashion shops and hotels in the north east. There are more than 100 new homes in the former pit village of Haswell. He spoke of the need to create jobs for people inpit villages where there's a lot of deprivation, drugs and crime. There are people with nothing to do.In 2009, Abrahams obtained planning permission to build a 540-acre business park to create jobs on a site he owned, near Bowburn, outside Durham, with access to the main Edinburgh-London railway line and off Junction 61 on the A1(M). He said he would give the profits from the business park to causes he has supported in the past. Abrahams was reported to be in talks with 15 potential tenants for a 540-acre site on the edge of Durham. The site was reported to be for sale. The site of the Integra 61 project was reported to include industrial units, offices, a hotel, shops, gym, care home, pub and GP surgery. Up to 270 houses can be built on the site. 4,000 new jobs were created when it was reported that Amazon was building a 2 million square foot warehouse on the site.September 2020 is when it will open. Labour Party (UK) parliamentary candidates Living people British business people Friends of Israel Jewish British politicians

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title: Aribert Reimann

texts: <mask> is a German composer, pianist and accompanist who is known for his literary operas. The opera was written at the suggestion of the singer, who played the title role. The Vienna State Opera hosted the premiere of his opera after Grillparzer's play. He was a professor of contemporary Lied. He received the award for his life's work. <mask> was born in Berlin. He studied composition, counterpoint and piano with Boris Blacher and others.He worked at the Stdtische Oper as a repetiteur. In 1957, he made his first appearances as a pianist and accompanist. He became a member of the Knste in Berlin in the early 1970s. He was a professor of contemporary Lied at Berlin's Hochschule der Knste from 1983 to 1998. The Edition Zeitgenssisches Lied (contemporary song) CD series of the record laber Orfeo, edition, is co-edited by Reimann and Bauni. Reimann's reputation as a composer has increased greatly with several great literary operas. He has written chamber music, orchestral works and songs.He received the Grand Cross of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Order of Merit of Berlin. He was invited by Walter Fink to play the piano in songs and chamber music for the annual of the Rheingau Musik Festival in 1997. The premiere of Cantus for Clarinet and Orchestra was held in the WDR's Large Broadcasting Hall in Cologne, Germany, in the presence of the composer, who claims the work was inspired by Claude. Michael Boder conducted the premiere of his opera Medea at the Vienna State Opera in 2010. He was awarded the prize for his life's work. Vanitatis fuga, Aeternitatis amor. Wolfgang Witzenmann was 65 years old.Analecta Musicologica, vol. Geburtstag. pp. 36, Laaber (Laaber) 2005. 694–694. <mask> <mask> Vokalmusik is written by Siglind Bruhn. Waldkirch is in Edition Gorz. Wolfgang Burde and <mask> Reimann were from Mainz. Albert Gier, Zurck!Herbert Schneider/Rainer Schmusch are the authors of the book. Hildesheimn (Olms) 2009, Musikwissenschaftliche Publikationen, vol. pp. 343–343. Kii-Ming lo ist unsichtbarer Herrscher. Peter Csobdi is one of the authors of <mask> Reimanns Oper Das Schlo. eds.), Weine, weine, du armes Volk! 663–694. Jrgen Maehder and <mask> <mask> are in Aurora. The program book for the world premiere at the Bavarian State Opera was written by Jrgen Maehder. 61–3. Jrgen Maehder, Anmerkungen, was written by Klaus Schultz. <mask> <mask> Lear.The Oper, Mnchen, pp., was published in 1984. 78–89. The Setting of Hermetic Poetry in the Contemporary German Lied was written by Jrgen Maehder. German Literature and Music. An aesthetic fusion was published in 1989. The 8th edition of Mnchen (Fink) was published in 1992. 26– 92.The programme de salle pour l'Opéra National du was written by Jrgen Maehder. 27–45. Jrgen Maehder is a musician. The Dramaturgie in Lear und Die Gespenstersonate was written by Jrgen Khnel and Ulrich Mller. The Gegenwart is home to the Musiktheater der Gegenwart. Text und Komposition, Rezeption und Kanonbildung was published in 2008. Jrgen Maehder, <mask> Reimann, and Paul Celan.The mise en musique de la poésie hermétique was written by Frédéric Marteau. Paul Celan, la poésie, la musique. Paris (Hermann) 2015,. Klaus Schultz is a writer. <mask> Reimanns Lear. Weg in Mnchen in 1984. The ed. of Ulrich Tadday.<mask> <mask> wrote Musik-Konzepte. The text + kritik was published in 2008. Klner Studien zum Literaturwissenschaft, vol., was written by Anselm Weyer. 16). Peter Lang is from Frankfurt. The thesis was written by Kln, Universitt, in 2005. Sigrid Wiesmann is a writer.), Fr und Wider die Literaturoper''. Laaber was born in 1982. The Knights Commander of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic are living people.

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title: Mark Coeckelbergh

texts: <mask> is a Belgian philosopher of technology. He is a professor of philosophy at the University of Vienna and a former president of the society for philosophy and technology. He was the Managing Director of the 3TU Centre for Ethics and Technology and a member of the Philosophy Department of the University of Twente. He has lived and worked in several countries before moving to Austria. Growing Moral Relations is one of the books that he is the author of. He is an expert in ethics of artificial intelligence. He is best known for his work in philosophy of technology and ethics of robotics and artificial intelligence, he has also published in the areas of moral philosophy and environmental philosophy.<mask> was born in 1975 in Belgium. He graduated from the University of Leuven in 1997 with a degree in social sciences and political sciences. He received his masters degree from the University of East Anglia in 1999 and his PhD in 2003 from the University of Birmingham. He worked on engineering ethics at the University of Bath and the Belgian nuclear research centre while he was a PhD student. He was an assistant professor at the University of Twente in the Netherlands in 2007. He received the Prize of the Dutch Society for Bioethics in the same year. He began working on the ethics of robotics in Twente.He was the Managing Director of the 3TU Centre for Ethics and Technology. During his time in Twente, he published many articles on philosophy of technology and ethics of drones. He held the position of full professor at the Centre of Computing and Social Responsibility at De Montfort University until early 2019. He was nominated in the ethics category for the World Technology Awards. He joined the Department of Philosophy of the University of Vienna in December of 2015. The President of the Society for Philosophy and Technology is a member of the High Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence for the European Commission. He is a member of the editorial advisory boards of The Artificial Intelligence Ethics Journal, Cognitive Systems Research, Science and Engineering Ethics, International Journal of Technoethics, Techne, Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society, and the Journal of Posthuman Studies.There are two journals, The Journal of Sociotechnical Critique and the Journal of Philosophy & Science. He is a fellow of the World Technology Network and a finalist of the World Technology Award. Charles Ess and Kevin Kelly joined the Technical Expertise Committee at the Foundation of Responsible Robotics. Works following his articles on robot ethics and his book Growing Moral Relations have been attributed a "relational turn" in thinking about moral status. The phenomenological approach to the philosophy of robotics is argued for by Coeckelbergh in his articles. Gunkel and Cripe wrote a paper about his theory on 'Social Relationalism' in regards to Artificial Intelligence and Morality. He has published on many topics, but mainly on robot ethics.He wrote a book on vulnerability and technology in which he proposes an "anthropology of vulnerability" and engages with discussions about human enhancement and transhumanism. His first books were about freedom, autonomy, and imagination. In Environmental Skill he argues against modern and romantic ways of relating to the environment and in Money Machines he discusses new financial ICTs. The end of the machine is what he calls the end of the technology in New Romantic Cyborgs. He also wrote for The Guardian. Other academics working in the same field have praised Coeckelbergh's textbook on philosophy of technology. According to Shannon Vallor of Santa Clara University, the book is a model of philosophical clarity.One can imagine students getting excited about the philosophy of technology, and philosophy in general, from reading Coeckelbergh's work. One of the strengths of this book is that it provides a critical process of inquiry and helpful analysis of inherited philosophical orientations regarding the relationship between technology and society. <mask> Legrand for De Tijd. "<mask>h is recognized internationally for illuminating the manner in which information and communication technologies (ICTs) create new forms of "distancing" and in particular "moral distancing". The hidden ways in which ICTs shape money and global finance are highlighted in this important book. Money Machines has much to offer to anthropological debates on the nature of finance, as it shortens some geographical and temporal distances, whilst simultaneously widening moral and social gaps. Money Machines, Human Being at Risk, and Growing Moral Relations are just a few of the publications that have been peer-reviewed.David Gunkel wrote in his review of Ethics and Information Technology that Growing Moral Relations is a real game-changer and a penetrating analysis of moral status. Frank Jankunis says in his review that the book is an impressive contribution to the literature on moral status. Human Being @ Risk is one of the most comprehensive and fine-grained in the current literature, according to Yoni Van Den Eede. According to the website of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, Coeckelbergh develops an impressive case that all our technological and social measures create new sources of vulnerability. To a limited extent, Human Being @ Risk identifies important choices that we must debate as we imagine and plan the future of humanity. Issues that are fundamental to ongoing thinking about how to better the human condition are raised by it. CarlMitcham writes that Environmental Skill is an insightful argument for an environmental philosophy that draws on the resources of and at the same time extends work in philosophy of technology.There is an effort to understand and respond to the challenges of living in a techno-transformed nature as a result of the notion of skilled engagement with the world. One of the strong points of Coeckelbergh's diagnosis is that it deepens the discussions regarding environmental concerns and the problem of motivation by laying bare the modern roots of these phenomena. Tara Kennedy wrote a review of the book. There is much for contemporary environmentalists to find compelling about Coeckelbergh's account, being not only an interesting analysis of the factors at work in motivation but also a convincing and optimistic approach to the problem. She praises Coeckelbergh's ability to articulate a compelling account of the problem of motivation and how the development of an ethics of skilled engagement with the environment, a focus on habit and virtue, would find us better. It is an interesting addition to the field of voices focused on bringing about meaningful, practical change. In her review of the journal Environmental Ethics, Louke van Wensveen wrote that the book reminded her of an overly controlling tendency in Western cultures.The ideological scaffolding prevents environmental action. He has been called one of the most versatile, profound, and original thinkers in the contemporary philosophy of technology, because of his recent book New Romantic Cyborgs, which was described as offering a whole new way of looking at our use of technologies. One of the strengths of this book is that it provides a critical process of inquiry and helpful analysis of inherited philosophical orientations regarding the relationship between technology and society. <mask> Legrand for De Tijd. Coeckelbergh has appeared in Dutch and British media talking about the ethics of drones. In an article for Kennislink, he talked about the ethical development of drones and the ethics of fighting for Universonline. He talked about drones and robots that cook food during an interview on the radio in April of 2015.He appeared on Dutch national television for the Een Vandaag programme in June of last year, talking about drones, as well as in articles for the Dutch newspaper Trouw on the subject of environmental philosophy and 'Down To Earth' magazine discussing drones for environmental purposes. He was interviewed about drones in a Dutch magazine. In August and September of 2015, Coeckelbergh's book "Money Machines" received media attention and he was interviewed on the radio and in the newspaper. In the De Standaard interview, Coeckelbergh warns that we might delegate too much to technology and that we don't have control. The influence of new technologies is invisible, but still powerful. He believes that if technology is part of the problem, it is also part of the solution. Coeckelbergh has been quoted in international mainstream media such as CNN and has a profile at the Guardian due to many comments from readers responding to his article about the 2010 oil spill.Coeckelbergh was interviewed by StephenEdwards for a report on the interaction between humans and technology in the Intelligence Unit of the Economist newspaper. Evan Selinger was one of the philosophers who responded to Coeckelbergh's article on social media. The article'sex and love in the robot age' was referenced in the paper 'Humans, Animals, and Robots: A Phenomenological Approach to Human-Robot Relations'. He was interviewed about his critical comments on the campaign in the Leicester Mercury, as well as writing an opinion article in the Dutch newspaper nrc. Next, which questions a call for banning sex robots and asks attention for more pressing societal issues. He was included in the top of tech pioneers in May of last year by the Belgian newspaper De Tijd. Public Talks Coeckelbergh has a long record of international public speaking appearances for diverse audiences at academic, public policy, legal, and business events. The President's keynote is one of the recent examples.His website has a full listing of his talks. He has been cited hundreds of times in his more than 100 academic publications. Human Being @ Risk is his most cited book. The University of Vienna has a research group called Philosophy of Media and Technology that was founded in 1975.

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title: Chaim Leib Shmuelevitz

texts: For more than 40 years, <mask>itz was a member of the faculty of the Mirrer Yeshiva, where he served as a Rosh yeshiva. He taught, guided, and inspired thousands of disciples, by word and deed, with legendary diligence and intensity in Torah study. Shmuelevitz was the son of Rabbi Refoel Alter Shmuelevitz and the daughter of Rabbi Yosef Yozel Horwitz. <mask>'s family moved to Stutchin when he was a child. He was educated by his father until he was 16. Refoel Alter, the rosh yeshiva of Shaar HaTorah in Grodno, died suddenly in 1919. Shmuelevitz, his younger brother Shlomo, and two sisters were orphans after his mother died.Refoel Alter's position was taken up by another person. <mask> and Shkop had a close bond. <mask> was invited to deliver the third-level shiur by his mentor at the age of 18. <mask> held this position for a while before moving to Mir. Many of his students of those years later became great Torah leaders, and his own four years in Grodno with Shkop had a profound influence on his approach to Talmudic analysis. <mask> was the leader of a group of students who moved from Grodno to Mir. Shmuelevitz became known as <mask> Stutchiner after the shtetl in which he grew up.<mask> was set to be the Mirrer rosh yeshiva's spiritual heir. He gave his student the hand of his daughter in marriage to set the seal on the appointment. On the last day of Hanukkah, <mask> married Chana Miriam, the rosh yeshiva's daughter. <mask> was appointed as a maggid shiur when he was 31 years old. <mask>'s lectures were based on the study strategy of his mentor, Shkop. The hallmark of his lectures was depth combined with breadth; it was not uncommon for him to cite 20 or 30 different sources from far- flung corners of the Talmud and its commentaries during a single class. Some of the most advanced students in Mir attended these classes.Mir Yeshiva was forced into exile during World War II. After fleeing from Mir to Vilna, the students and faculty moved to Keidan, where they set up the yeshiva again in 1940. The yeshiva was ordered out of Keidan seven months later and was divided into four groups. During the early part of World War II, Shmuelevitz's classes continued without interruption. Hundreds of Mir yeshiva students obtained visas in the late 1940s to travel to Siberia and Japan. After six months in Kobe, Japan, the yeshiva relocated to Shanghai for the next five years. The yeshiva prospered despite the difficult living conditions.<mask> and Yechezkel Levenstein assumed responsibility for the day-to-day running of the yeshiva when Eliezer Yehuda Finkel went to Palestine to get visas for the yeshiva. The financial needs of all Jewish learning institutions in the city were taken care of by Rabbi Shmuelevitz. There were contingents of the famed yeshivas of Kamenetz, Kletzk, Lubavitch, and Lublin. Shmuelevitz lived with a constant fear of being caught by the authorities despite the fact that exchanging foreign currency in Shanghai was fraught with danger. <mask> only received American visas for himself and his family after arriving in Shanghai. He said that he would only leave when the students got their visas. For five and a half years, this meant staying in Shanghai.In 1966 Shmulevitz and his wife gave testimony to VaShem. In 1947 the yeshiva moved again, this time to the United States, where <mask> spent six months before rejoining his father-in-law, Finkel, in the Mirrer Yeshiva in Jerusalem. <mask> lived in Mir-Jerusalem for 32 years. He was an active member of Agudath Israel in Israel. He was the father-in-law of Nochum Partzovitz. <mask> was known for his ability to be completely engrossed in his Torah study for hours at a time. His ethical discourse, many of which have been published in English, are considered classics.They show his insights into human nature. Shmuelevitz had a lot of respect for his father. He valued his father's handwritten Torah chiddushim the most. During the Six-Day War, Shmuelevitz sent some of the manuscripts to America with instructions that he carry them by hand and not put them in his luggage. His oldest son, Avrohom, is a Rosh mesivta at the Mirrer Yeshiva. Both were born in Israel. His son was a co-Rosh Yeshiva.<mask> was gravely ill for the next two months after he was rushed to the hospital. Jews around the world prayed for his recovery. <mask> died two months after the third Tevet. More than 100,000 people attended his funeral. Har HaMenuchot is where he is buried. <mask> left behind thousands of handwritten pages, including chiddushim, when he died. Shmuelevitz Publications gives audio lectures in the form of mp3 classes.There are External links to tzemachdovid.org.

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title: Denham Jolly

texts: He is a Jamaican Canadian businessman, publisher, broadcaster, human rights activist, philanthropist and author of In the Black: My Life. He was the leader of the company. Green Island, Jamaica, where <mask> was born, is where he attended Cornwall College. He graduated with a degree in science from the University of Montreal in 1960. After graduating, <mask> went back to Jamaica to work at Nutrition Research for the government. He was involved in Air Pollution Research for Metropolitan Toronto. After earning a teaching certificate and studying education, <mask> taught chemistry and physics at a Toronto high school.Donsview Nursing Home in Toronto was started by <mask> in 1968 after he bought a rooming house on the University of Toronto campus. He acquired a nursing home in Dallas, Texas and built a Day's Inn Hotel in Ontario. He owned and operated a nursing and retirement home for over 40 years on a 2.5 acre property. Ed-Beck Pharmaceuticals and Standard Medical Diagnostics were once owned by <mask>. The community newspaper Contrast was published in 1982. He founded and led the Black Business and Professional Association. He spoke out on social justice issues as a member of the Black Action Defence Committee and was a founding member of the Committee for Due Process.FLOW 93.5 CFXJ-FM is Canada's first Black-owned radio station. His struggle to get a license was featured in the Washington Post and the Toronto Star as an example of racial barriers in Canada. In June 2000 the license was awarded. It was supported by both the Toronto Star and the Toronto Sun, which ran an editorial saying that "At long last the dinosaurs at the Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission have admitted Toronto needs a black-owned urban format station on the FM dial." FLOW 93.5 was the first mainstream radio station to introduce hip-hop to Canada and the first to play Drake and promoted Canada's Black musicians. It was a mixture of talk and music. A weekly interview program with hip hop artists.FLOW 93.5 devoted airtime to black-oriented music and provided opportunities at the highest level for many Black Canadians in the broadcasting industry. Many world class Artists like Janet Jackson, Lady Gaga, Jay-Z, Sir and many others found it necessary to visit the FLOW Studios in Toronto. The Virgin Mobile communications were launched by Richard Branson. FLOW won the Station of the Year Award in the Contemporary Hit Radio category at the Canadian Music Week Industry Awards. The Bounce 91.7FM CHBN-FM is a radio station that <mask> invested in. A board member for Caribbean Tales, a film production company based in Toronto, <mask> was on the boards of the YMCA, Surrey Place and the Toronto International Film Festival. The Black Media Pioneer Award was one of the awards he won.The African Canadian Lifetime Achievement Award was given by the Canadian Urban Institute. He received a Black History Award from the African Caribbean Association. He sold his radio holdings for $27 million. He invested US$750,000 in a real estate project. In Green Island, Jamaica, he developed 200 acres of beachfront and sold it to Princess Hotels of Spain for a 2,000 room hotel. The Agenda with TVO's Steve Paikin is one of the programs that <mask> has appeared in. He has been a keynote, motivational and guest speaker many times.The National Word on the Street Book Festival in Toronto is one of the places that <mask> has spoken at. He reviewed the book for the Inmates Book Club Collins Bay Medium Security Penitentiary. In 2008 <mask> donated $50,000 towards the endowment of the Jean Augustine Chair in Education in the New Urban Environment at York University. After the devastating earthquake in Haiti, a small group of volunteers helped load a 20' shipping container with walking aids from his nursing home. A $50,000 donation was made to the urology department at the Toronto hospital. He donated to the George Brown College Toronto project. The Jamaican Canadian Association centre received a donation of over $300,000 in August.Cornwall College in Montego Bay, Jamaica, had a breakfast program for sixty students per day. He sponsors Industry Cove Basic School in Jamaica. The Regent Park boys under twelve soccer team is sponsored by <mask>. Over the years, we have sponsored other local and Olympic Canadian athletes. The Lincoln Alexander School of Law at Ryerson University was the recipient of a $25,000 pledge in May of 2021. He continues to give back to the community. In the Black: My Life was published by ECW Press.The Toronto Book Award was won by the book. There is an engraved stone in the Toronto's Official Book Garden. On March 10, 2020, award winning filmmaker and producer, Frances-Anne Solomon of CaribbeanTales announced that she is in the process of developing a feature film that is now in production. On the final day of Black History Month, the City of Toronto named a street after a Black pioneer in Canada's radio broadcasting industry. The "Jolly Way" commemorates the exceptional contributions to Canada. There is a residential neighbourhood under development near the southwest corner of Midland Avenue and Ellesmere Avenue. On the last day of Black History Month, the chair of Toronto's Economic Development Committee said it was appropriate to name a street after Mr. Jolly.When few channels for such messages were available, Mr. <mask> was instrumental in giving voice to the culture, achievements, challenges and aspirations of Toronto's Black and Caribbean communities. On November 1, the City of Toronto unveiled a street name. The Governor General of Canada's office announced Mr. <mask>'s appointment to the Order of Canada. There were 114 Canadians appointed in the year 2020. The University of West Indies Toronto Benefit Awards honoured Mr. <mask> with the G. Raymond Chang Award for leadership and commitment to the betterment of communities in Canada and beyond. Ms. Naomi Campbell and Dr. Graa Machel received awards. In recognition of his outstanding contributions to society and humanity, <mask> was honoured by McGill University with the Macdonald Distinguished Alumni Award.Further reading was done by B<mask> <mask>. My life is in the black. The press of ECW. Fil Fraser. "How the blacks created Canada". Dragon Hill Publishing was published in 2009. The Canadian Encyclopedia.It was jolly. Dawn P. Williams. 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title: Hafiz Saeed

texts: One of the most wanted terrorists in the world is a co- founder of the LeT and the leader of the JuD. The United States made a $10 million bounty on <mask> for his role in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. There were protests against the US move in Pakistan. The UN designated terrorist is listed on the NIA Most Wanted list. LeT and JuD have been banned by India. The United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Russia and Australia have all banned Lashkar-e-Taiba. There is no treaty between India and Pakistan that would allow them to extradite <mask>.He denied being a leader of LeT and said the allegations that he planned attacks in India were baseless. The man is currently serving an 11-year prison sentence. <mask> <mask> was born in Pakistan. His father, a religious scholar, landlord and farmer, along with his family migrated from East Punjab to Pakistan in the autumn of 1947. The partition of India resulted in the loss of 36 members of his family. Three of his brothers are involved in Islamic activism, having previously run an Islamic centre in Boston. He was named hafiz because he was already enthusiastic about jihad when he was a child.He received a Master's in Islamic Studies from the King Saud University in Riyadh. He was influenced by his maternal uncle, and later father-in-law, who held that democracy was incompatible with Islam. Bahawalpuri's only son, Abdul Rehman Makki, is <mask>'s brother-in-law and has been described as his close partner. <mask> <mask> was appointed to the Council on Islamic Ideology and later served as an Islamic Studies teacher at the University of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan. He met Saudi sheikhs who were taking part in the Soviet–Afghan War when he was sent to Saudi Arabia for higher studies. He was inspired to support the mujahideen in Afghanistan. During his studies at the King Saud University, he was gold medalist for his academic performances as well as taught there, and he came under the influence of Salafi scholars.He obtained two master's degrees from the University of Punjab and a specialisation in Islamic Studies and Arabic Language from King Saud University. Markaz Dawa-Wal-Irshad is a group with roots in the Jamiat Ahl-e-Hadis. Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence helped create the group Lashkar-e-Taiba. The Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is the primary target. While India remains intact, there cannot be any peace. They should be cut so much that they kneel before you and ask for mercy. Talha <mask> is the second-in-command of the Lashkar-e-Taiba.He is in charge of the finances of Lashkar. Talha escaped an assassination attempt when a bomb exploded in a refrigerator shop. The bombing was caused by infighting in the Lashkar and R&AW. In 1994, <mask> spoke at Islamic centers in Houston, Chicago and Boston. Pakistan took <mask> into custody on December 21, 2001 due to the Indian government's allegation that he was involved in the attack on the Lok Sabha. He was taken back into custody on 15 May after being released from jail on 31 March 2002. He was placed under house arrest on October 31, 2002 after his wife Maimoona sued the province of Punjab and the Pakistan federal government.After the Mumbai train bombings, the provincial government of Punjab, Pakistan arrested him and kept him under house arrest, but he was released after a court order. He was kept in the Canal Rest House after being arrested again by the provincial government. The Lahore High Court ordered his release on 17 October. After the November 2008 Mumbai attacks, India submitted a formal request to the U.N. Security Council to impose sanctions on the group. India has accused the organisation and its leader of being interchangeable with the terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba. The close links between the organisation, as well as the 2,500 offices and 11 seminaries that Jamaat-ud-Dawa maintains in Pakistan, are of immediate concern to India. In an interview with Pakistan's Geo television on December 10, 2008, <mask> <mask> denied a link between LeT and JuD.The United Nations declared the Jamaat-ud-Dawa to be an LeT front on December 11, 2008. The Maintenance of Public Order law allows authorities to temporarily detain individuals deemed likely to create disorder, until early June 2009, when the Lahore High Court deemed the containment to be unconstitutional. India was disappointed with the decision. The government of Pakistan filed an appeal of the court's decision. The deputy attorney general told the Associated Press that <mask> <mask> is a security threat. On August 25, 2009, the international police organization issued a red notice against the two men, in response to Indian requests to extradite them. In September 2009, <mask> <mask> was placed under house arrest.The Lahore High Court quashed all of the cases against the leader of the terrorist group. The court said that the organisation can work freely in Pakistan. In the name of terrorism, we cannot brutalise the law according to Justice Asif <mask> Khosa. India revealed a list of its most wanted fugitives hiding in Pakistan in an effort to put pressure on Pakistan. The Indian arrest warrant has no effect on the movements of <mask> in Pakistan, despite India's belief that he is a fugitive. The Lahore High Court ruling allowed <mask> to move around the country. India has been demanding for a long time that <mask> be handed over, but there is no treaty between the two countries.Nazir Ahmad Chaudhry and Muhammad Hussein Gill were designated as global terrorists by the United States. The LeT's designation as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation was maintained by the State Department. The November 2008 terrorist attack in Mumbai, which killed nearly 200 people, was the responsibility of the LeT, according to the Department of Treasury. The leader of the group is listed in a UN Security Council resolution. In keeping with the wishes of the Pakistan establishment, Lashkar has kept its focus on India and is thought to have aided Pakistan in capturing important al-Qaeda members like Abu Zubaydah. According to senior officials in Pakistan, security is being provided to <mask> because he could be targeted by extremists who disapprove of his co-operation with Islamabad. In April 2012 the United States announced a $10 million bounty on Hafeez <mask> for his role in the 2008 Mumbai attacks.He condemned the Mumbai attacks and stated that he had nothing to do with them. When asked about the bounty, <mask> said he was living in the open and the US could contact him whenever they wanted. He said that if Washington wanted to contact him, they knew where he was and that he was ready to face any American court to answer the charges. This announcement is laughable. He said in the press conference that he was not hiding in a cave. The US attempts to appease India was one of the reasons behind the bounty. The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) of Pakistan registered 23 terror financing and money laundered cases on July 3, 2019.JuD was financing terrorism from the funds collected by several non-profit organisation and trusts. The non-profit organizations were banned in April. These organizations were found to be in contact with the top leadership of JuD. On July 17th, <mask> was arrested by the PunjabCTD on charges of terror financing. He was sent to the prison on judicial remand. During the United Nations General Assembly, the USA asked Pakistan to prosecute terrorists. According to the Government of Pakistan, they will prosecute <mask>.He was indicted by the ATC for terror financing in several cities of Punjab province of Pakistan. The Central Jail Lahore is where <mask> resides as of December 2019. He was sentenced to five years in Pakistan for financing terrorism. On November 19, 2020 a court in Pakistan sentenced him to 5 years in prison on terrorism-financing charges and an anti-terrorism court fined him over a hundred thousand dollars. He was sentenced to 15 and a half years in jail by an anti-terrorism court in Pakistan on December 24. Three people were killed and 22 others were wounded in a bomb blast at the former residence of jailed terrorist <mask> on June 23, 2021, while he was in prison. Three people were arrested.According to Pakistan's national security adviser, it was suspected that India was behind the bomb planted by three Pakistan citizens. The views of the Pakistan government is that they should aspire to be like British Prime Minister David Cameron and London Mayor Boris Johnson. He had declared his admiration for the British Conservative Party, along with several of their MPs, when he lodged a petition to the Lahore High Court. While Pakistan's political elite were living like kings and princes in palatial government houses, Britain's prime minister lived in a four-bedroom flat, according to The Daily Telegraph. When the sun never set on the British Empire, the chief executive lived in the same house as a few marlas in a small street. It is like following the Sunnah of the Holy Prophet. Speaking on the issue of arrest of Kashmiri leader Masarat Alam by the Jammu and Kashmir government, <mask> said, " Jihad is the duty of an Islamic government and it has always taken the stand that it is the right of Kashmiris to attain freedom."jihad is what our Army will do to secure the right of the Kashmiris. The Indian Muslim leader Asaduddin Owaisi criticized his anti-India comments. Innocent lives are being killed in Pakistan. Pakistan is being used to malign another country. The Government of India should take strict action against him. In January of 2013, India's then Union Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde released a statement on the alleged existence of Hindu terrorism and the existence of Hindu terror camps on Indian soil. Lashkhar-e-Taiba welcomed Shinde's statements and applauded him for admitting the existence of Hindu terrorism.The United States should take notice of the statement made by the Indian home minister regarding Hindu terrorist camps in India. The US should launch drone attacks on terror camps in India. India was accused of "water terrorism" by <mask>. India was blamed for the flood crisis in Pakistan. He said that India had used water to attack Pakistan and that the government had given false information. India's water aggression needs to be taken to the UN security council. In case of a nuclear war between India and Pakistan, India should distribute nuclear safety pamphlets in Delhi, Mumbai and Calcutta rather than in Kashmir, according to <mask>.In a country where the majority of people speak the Punjabi language, it is questionable if Pakistan should adopt Urdu as its national language. He wanted Punjabi to be the national language. There is a list of fugitives from justice who disappeared.

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title: Weiping Zou

texts: The Professor of Pathology, Immunology, Biology, and Surgery is at the University of Michigan. He is a scientist who studies the nature of human immune responses to cancer. He has developed an international reputation for his research on human tumors. <mask> is the Director of the Center ofExcellence for Cancer Immunology and Immunotherapy and the Co-Director of the Cancer Hematopoiesis and Immunology Program at the University of Michigan Medical School. He directs the Surgical Oncology Fellow Training (T32) program, through which clinical fellows are trained to become physician scientists, with a focus on cancer immunology and immunotherapy. He is the chairperson of the American Association for Cancer Research Cancer Immunology (CIMM) and the chair of the American Association of Immunologists. He has published nearly 200 articles and book chapters, including 36 in the Nature, Science, and Cell journal series.His laboratory is one of the most cited research teams in the field of immunology and their work has been highlighted by many scientific news agencies. An original work on human Tregs has been cited more than 5,000 times since it was published. Zhou, J. and others have published recent publications. The ubiquitin ligase MDM2 keeps the STAT5 stable. Nat Immunol, s41590-021-00888-3, was published in 2011. J. Yu, et al. T cell elimination via macrophage-mediated T cell elimination restrains immunotherapy efficacy.Nat Med 27, 152-164 was published in 2011. There is autophagy in tumour immunity and therapy. The Nat Rev Cancer was published in 2011. Lin, H. Stanniocalcin 1 is a checkpoint. The Cancer Cell was published in 2020. Li, G.Limit is an immunogenic lncRNA. The article is titled Nat Cell Biol 23, 526-537. Du, W. Cancer immune evasion is caused by the loss of optineurin. The Cancer Discov is published in the journal Cancer Discov. In T Cell Immunity and Cancer Therapy, Wang, W. and <mask>, W. Amino Acids and Their Transporters. The article is titled "Mol Cell 80, 384-395, doi:10.1016/j.molcel. 2020-09.006"Li, J. The ARID1A Epigenetic driver is related to the cancer immune phenotype. J Clin Invest 130 was published in 2020. Bian, Y. Cancer alters histone and T cell metabolism. Nature 585, 277-283, was published in 2020. Wang, W.T cells regulate tumours. Nature 569, 270-272, was published in 2019. The article was written by Wu, Y. CDK12 Delineates a Distinct Immunogenic Class of Advanced Prostate Cancer. The article is titled Cell 173, 1770-1782. Lin, H. The efficacy of the blockade-mediated tumor regression is determined by the host expression of PD-L1.J Clin Invest 128 was published in the journal. Li, W. Aerobic Glycolysis Controls Myeloid-Derived Suppressor Cells and Tumor Immunity in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer. The article is titled "Cell Metab 28, 87-103." T. Yu, et al. Chemoresistance to Colorectal Cancer is promoted by Fusobacterium nucleatum. Cell 170 was published in the journal Cell.W., Crespo J, Li W, Wei S, Bian Z, Maj T, He M, He Y, Rattan R, Munkarah A, and Zou W. Science Immunology 2 is a journal. Chemokines in the cancer microenvironment are relevant in cancer immunotherapy. Nat Rev Immunol 17 was published. T. et al. Inflammation controls T cell activity in tumors. The article is titled "Nat Immunol."There are mechanisms and responses associated with the blockade of the PD-1 pathway for cancer therapy. Science translational medicine 8. E. et al. Cancer affects effector T cell function by targeting microRNAs. Nature immunology 17 Wang, W. T Cells abrogate Stroma-Mediated Chemoresistance in Ovarian Cancer.Cell 165 was published in 2016 I. Kryczek, et al. IL-22(+)CD4(+) T cells promote colorectal cancer stemness. The article is titled Immunity 40, 782-782. Cui, T. X. Stemness of cancer cells is enhanced by inducing microRNA101 and suppressing the corepressor CtBP2. The article is titled Immunity 39, 611-621.I. Kryczek, et al. Human cells are long-lived. The article is titled "Sci Transl Med 3, 104ra 100." W<mask> and L. Chen studied the B7 family in the tumour microenvironment. Nat Rev Immunol 8 was published in 2008. The immune suppressive networks in the tumours environment are relevant. Nat Rev Cancer 5 was published in 2005.T. J., et al. Specific recruitment of regulatory T cells in ovarian carcinoma can lead to reduced survival. Nat Med 10 was published in 2004. T. J., et al. Blockade of B7-H1 improves immunity. Nat Med 9 was published in 2003 W., Zou, and others.Stromal-derived factor-1 can be found in human tumors. Nat Med 7, 1339-1346. The year 2001. The University of Michigan has a faculty that works on cancer research.

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title: Majid Musisi

texts: The first Uganda footballer to sign for a European club as well as the first professional footballer to make it to Europe was named <mask>. <mask> was born to Siraje Katende and Deborah Namutebi. He attended New Mulago Primary School and later on Bashir High School but dropped out of school to pursue a football career. He was one of the top prospects at New Mulago Primary School. <mask> was snapped up by a second-tier side in 1983, at just 16 years old, after he outgrew his age and stood out among his peers. <mask> abandoned his studies at Bashir High School. After an impressive season, SC Villa's tactician David Otti noticed the youngster and quickly enroled him into the Villa squad that was preparing for the Cecafa Club Championship in January 1985.The Villa squad traveled to Sudan to face El-Hilal in the Africa Club Championship three weeks after Musisi missed the trip because of a passport delay. Two league titles already under their belt, SC Villa was an emerging force at the time. Rogers Nsubuga was the club's leading marksman. The club had promising strikers like George Muwanguzi. Is <mask> Musisi really needed by SC Villa? Fans wondered at the time. Even though he resigned due to poor results, Otti was vindicated.<mask> made his debut against Maroons and followed it up with a goal against Heroes under new coach Timothy Ayiekoh. Ayiekoh preferred tested strikers in big matches. He was deployed on the right wing, a position that didn't suit him well. He took a huge turn in his career in August of 1985. The whole of Uganda would come to a standstill. With thousands of fans still forcing their way to enter the stadium, <mask> <mask>, given a rare start, fired in two quick goals in the first four minutes to give SC Villa a sweet 2–0 win over Express. At the end of the match, there was a story about a Villa player that had scored before many entered.Despite the fact that Villa didn't win any silverware, the writing was on the wall that they were headed for bigger things. Polly Ouma took over as Villa coach in 1986 and things turned for the better. He improved his 1985 tally of six goals to eight. It was the first league and Cup double for SC Villa. When Nsubuga got injured, Ouma played Musisi in his preferred central role, scoring eight goals in the first six league games. The Cranes coach gave the 20-year-old his debut in July 1987. There was a 1988 Olympic qualification match.The combo of Phillip Omondi and <mask> <mask> was a joy to watch as they tore apart the Mozambique side with each picking up a brace in the 4–1 win. Uganda's progress to the next stage was assured after the duo scored a goal each in the 2–0 win. At Villa, Vubya was the perfect foil for <mask>, occupying opponents and picking out <mask>'s runs with perfect passes. <mask> was the top scorer with 28 goals. The pair appeared for their clan in the Bika By'Abaganda football championship just days before the crucial Olympic qualification match against Zambia. There was a public uproar when the federation suspended them. Uganda won the home leg 2–1 and it was <mask> and Vubya who made the difference.When the two teams met in the CECAFA Cup later that year, <mask> scored a hat-trick and at the end of the event, he was the top scorer. He was voted the 1987 Footballer of the Year. One of <mask>'s biggest admirers was the filthy rich SC Villa boss, Patrick Kawooya. He rented a house in a suburb of Uganda that was fully furnished with a refrigerator, cooker, video system, and other luxuries. "I remember one time Musisi came to me with a bag full of money and we went to Kyebando where we purchased a plot of land, it was a lot of money", said <mask>'s mother. She says the entire family depended on him. She says that when he hit headlines, he took over the responsibility of the entire family and started paying school fees for his siblings.Musisi was the go-between for other players because he and Kawooya were so close. "At the time, many of the upcoming Villa players like me used to channel our problems through <mask> Musisi and the following day, you would get it", says Charles Sebugwawo. No defender could go with him toe to toe because of his frame and fearless approach. Fans nicknamed him 'Tyson', which was a direct comparison to the then young boxing champion Mike Tyson, who also left destruction in his wake. They called him'magic' because of his style of play. Musisi had a dip in form in the 1988 season and his self-belief took a hit. In the decisive league game against KCC, there was drama when <mask> Musisi missed a couple of sitters and even failed to convert from the spot.Kawooya went on the touchline and took control of the powers of the Villa coach. He asked John Kaweesi to warm up. Kawooya raced the full length of the pitch to carry <mask>, who scored the winner just as they waited for a dead ball situation. At the end of the season, <mask> scored 13 goals. Despite missing a number of games due to an ankle injury, that was a step down. KCC was ejected from the Uganda Cup and <mask> scored two goals to help Villa win the league and Cup double. He led the Lugave clan to a 5–0 demolition of Ngabi in the final of the Bika By'Abaganda.Musisi helped Villa to a third double in 1989 and also regained the top scorer's crown with 15 goals. <mask> was the top scorer in the cup with four goals and also scored in the final shootout as Uganda beat Malawi to win the event for the first time in 12 years. 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Villa was the first player to reach 100 league goals in 1991, but he ended the season empty-handed.They finished runners-up in the Africa Club Championship. In the semi-final, <mask> scored a couple of goals, but what stood out the most was his diving headbutt against the Nationale of Nigeria. When <mask> Musisi scored 29 goals in the league's first round in 1992, he was on the verge of breaking Jimmy Kirunda's record of 32 goals in a season. When he scored his fourth in the 5–0 win, he walked off the field as if to suggest that the domestic opposition no longer matched his ambitions. He increased his league tally to more than 120 goals. It was a blessing in disguise when the player was signed by Rennes. Part of the money was used to buy a club house.One who makes scoring look easy is <mask> <mask>. He got the best out of his physical presence. He was a specialist in deadball. He was the most difficult to mark because he was a workhorse with exceptional firepower, good dribbling skills and a great aerial presence. While many of today's strikers avoid tackles, <mask> Musisi was a nightmare for man-markers. Musisi was composed and never lost his temper, yet many teams set out to eliminate him. At Rennes, <mask> <mask> was a regular presence and scored a number of crucial goals, which prompted Turkish side Bursaspor to sign him in 1997 for a reported $1m.He ended his professional career in 2001 after moving to another Turkish club. "Dardanelspor still owes him money", says Nantongo, without revealing the amount. <mask> returned to Uganda in 2001 and rejoined SC Villa. He failed to show the predatory skills of the past, even though he was over the hill. He was a key player for Uganda, captaining the side on several occasions and scoring a hat-trick in 1998 in a 5–0 win over Rwanda. He ended his Cranes career when he was thrown out of camp for violating the team's code of conduct. He joined Ggaba United after leaving Da Nang.He failed to get off the mark and called it a day. Uganda's failure to qualify for the Nations Cup hurt his overall greatness. <mask> and his Villa teammates turned down a national call-up in 1991. After two seasons with Rennes in France where he scored 18 goals, he was sold to the Turkish top-flight club Bursaspor and later to anakkale Dardanelspor for 1.8 billion Ugandan shillings. He was the Best Foreign Player of the Year in the Turkish league in 1996. He played for  Nng in Vietnam after playing in Turkey. The Bursaspor crocodile walk goal celebration was founded by him.He played for Uganda. Magid <mask> had separated from his wife before he died. <mask> died on December 13, 2005 at his mother's home in Bwaise, a city suburb of Kampala, after a long illness. His body was moved to his Muyenga home from where he will be buried at 4pm on December 14, 2005. There are external links to Rennes births and deaths. Football players who are expatriates in France and Turkey are known as Sper Lig players.

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title: Lawrence N. Greenleaf

texts: <mask> was an early pioneer of Colorado. He was a Past Grand Master of Colorado Masons. "The Lodge Room Over Simpkins' Store" is one of his best known poems. He has been called a pioneer poet. On October 4, 1838, <mask> was born in Boston, Massachusetts to a New England family and a Nova Scotia family. He graduated from the English High School in 1854. He worked in a wholesale importer for four years after graduating from college.He would later contribute to his entrepreneurial spirit by working in an emporium. Greenleaf and Brewer started a business in Colorado at the start of the gold rush. On April 11, 1860, the partners left Boston and traveled to Chicago, Illinois, then up the Mississippi River to St. Louis, Missouri. They traveled by train to St. Joseph, Missouri, where they joined the Brad Pease Party and arrived in Denver, Colorado on May 24. The partners purchased a team of mules, a wagon, groceries, and mining supplies and headed for Leadville, Colorado via Colorado Springs, Colorado (then known as Colorado City) and Utah Pass, a very difficult route, but the only way to get to California Gulch. After making a lot of money, the two men decided to open a store in Denver called Greenleaf & Brewer, Co. The first brick building on Larimer Street in Denver is now called Larimer Square.The store used to only carry groceries and liquor, but starting in 1863 they began to sell toys and fancy goods. Brewer used to work in his father's fancy goods shop in Boston. Brewer was a member of Denver Lodge No. 5 A.F. From 1870 to 1872, A.M. was Past Master of that lodge. The two men worked together for thirty years. Marriage took place in Denver on March 30, 1869.The daughter of Lorenzo R. Hammond was born in Boston. Her mother and stepfather were originally from Illinois and traveled to Denver with her in 1860. Her husband was active in Masonic organizations as well. She was the President of the Social Order of the Beauceant in 1894. They had three children together. Their first child, who later moved to Chicago, was born on February 6, 1871. <mask> <mask>, their second child, was a renowned magician and stage artist.Eugene lived in Chicago and traveled with the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. Eugene worked under a stage name like his father did under a pen name. Their third child, Rebecca Jane, married a Salt Lake City merchant. In holding public office, <mask> was very ambitious. He left a very Republican New England because he was a stalwart Democrat. He was a judge for the First Ward in the Denver City Election of 1865 and ran on the Democratic ticket for the Supt of Public Instruction in 1865. He was a member of the Board of Education.Several committees as well as one from 1885 until 1891. He and his family were members of the church. <mask><mask> died on October 25, 1922. He is buried in Denver, Colorado. After his death in 1927, a new lodge was established in the Cherry Creek neighborhood of Denver. 169 A.F. A.M. <mask> was an active Freemason.It's not clear why <mask> became a Mason. On November 30, 1860, a man named Patrick Waters killed a Freemason and then fled to Nebraska. Waters was captured and brought back to Denver. Lawyers, a judge, and a court venue were paid for by Denver Masons. Waters was hanged on December 21, 1860. He was on the jury. It is thought that <mask> wanted to become a member of the Freemasons because of the way they handled the situation.He did not become a Mason for another three years and was not initiated into the Masonic Fraternity in Colorado. On November 21, 1863, <mask> was initiated an Entered Apprentice, passed to a Fellowcraft, and raised a Master Mason at Columbian Lodge in Boston. It is not known why he returned to Boston. He returned to Colorado eight months later and was affiliated with Denver Lodge No. 5 A.F. A.M. He was elected Worshipful Master.The Grand Master of Masons in Colorado served five times. He was the Grand High Priest of the Royal Arch Masons in 1885. He and Albert Mackey were close friends. The Grand Council of High Priesthood in Colorado was founded by him, along with George Lounsbery and Henry P. H. Bromwell, who served as President for thirty-five years. He was made a knight in Boston in 1868. He received his 33rd degree in Washington, D.C. on October 30, 1880, and was commissioned to be the deputy inspector general of Scottish Rite Masonry in Colorado in 1884. He was friends with many people.His literary career began after high school. On May 13, 1857, the first instance of <mask> publicly presenting a poem, was at the Tremont Temple Baptist Church in Boston. The poem he delivered was called "Art". The Daily Bee and Boston Herald both had mixed reviews of the poem. He was invited back the next year to deliver a poem about Christopher Columbus. He published a collection of poetry called King Sham and Other Atrocities. The title of "Pioneer Poet" was given to <mask> in December 1860.<mask> was invited to deliver a poem at the first meeting of the Literary and Historical Society of Denver. On the very next day, the Rocky Mountain News had the following to say about the poem: It was of an amusing character, well written and clever, and produced repeated rounds of applause from those present. Mr. G. has rare poetic talent, and may one day become a rival of the renowned John Saxe. <mask> was invited back to the next meeting to deliver the same poem after the poem was well received. Poems, jokes and comical correspondences would be published by <mask> over the years. William Byers was the publisher of Rocky Mountain News. Byers was a Freemason and a Past Master of Denver Lodge No.5 A.F. A.M in 1876. Byers allowed <mask> to publish in the newspaper his satirical and comical writings. AsPunever, <mask> shows off his wit and humor in the form of puns. ThePunever jokes gained him the epithet of "the undaunted and the inspired Pike's Peak punster". The satirical writings, poems, and jokes of <mask>, as both himself and as Peter Punever, led him to publish a collection of his poems in a book. It was only published by <mask>.The second part of the book is called "Serious and Occasional Pieces." A few of the serious poems had been previously published in the Rocky Mountain News. "King Sham" is one of the most popular poems in King Sham. The poem shows a fantasy world called the Kingdom of Humbug, which is ruled over by King Sham. The fantasy world is cheap, fake, and coerced. "Society's a sham, beyond a doubt," says <mask>. The poem was very popular. On March 26, 1862, it was presented at the People's Theater.The poem was presented from March through August. He took the poem on tour to the various isolated mining camps throughout the Territory of Colorado, which was the first entertainment tour in the Rockies. He was invited to deliver poems more and more as his popularity grew. The Fourth of July Celebration of 1865, the Pioneer's Celebration on July 4, 1866, and the Saint John the Baptist Day Masonic Celebration on June 24, 1867 are some of the most notable occasions. After writing for a friend's newspaper and writing extensive reports for the Grand Lodge of A.F., <mask>'s ambitions eventually went beyond merely writing for a friend's newspaper and writing extensive reports for the Grand Lodge of A.F. Colorado and A.M. He purchased the magazine in 1893.As publisher and editor of a Masonic magazine, he was finally given the platform on which to regularly distribute more of his written works and drive his agendas for Freemasonry. There are external links to King Sham and other atrocities. 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title: Mary Wells Lawrence

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, is a retired American advertising executive. She was the founding president of Wells, Rich, Greene, an advertising agency. The first female CEO of a company was listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The Lion of St. Mark was awarded to <mask>. <mask> was born in the United States. She attended the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for two years in the late 1940s. She became a member of the group.They married in 1949 and moved to Ohio. She began her advertising career there in 1951. She studied drama and theatre in New York City. By 1952, she was Macy's fashion advertising manager. She married <mask> again in 1954. <mask>Cann Erickson. She worked at DDB Worldwide for seven years.In her 2002 book, A Big Life in Advertising, <mask> mentioned DDB partners. The <mask> family had four children, two of which were daughters. She married the former Braniff International Airways president on November 25, 1967. James B., State R., and one daughter, Deborah, were the children of Mr. <mask>. He died of cancer at the age of 81. Jack Tinker and Partners and Braniff Lawrence worked for him. Tinker's Thinkers are the members of this revolutionary new think tank.Interpublic is a holding company of many US advertising firms. <mask> was excited to work with him again. Her advertising campaign for Braniff International Airways, "The End of the Plain Plane", was a success. Alexander and Emilio Pucci were hired to create uniforms for the airline's flight attendants and crew. The campaign was critical to the airline's transformation. <mask> founded the agency on April 5, 1966, after being denied a promotion promised to her, due to the success of the Braniff campaign. Richard Rich was the agency's treasurer.IBM, Pan American World Airways, Trans World Airlines, and RC Cola were some of the major clients. Braniff was a client of Wells Rich Greene. The sales of Benson and Hedges increased from 1 billion cigarettes in 1966 to 14 billion cigarettes in 1970 as a result of <mask>'s marketing campaign. <mask> was the highest-paid advertising executive. She was invited to represent business at the Economic Summit in Washington, D.C. by the U.S. President Gerald Ford. Duke University's John W. Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising and Marketing History received the agency's archive of print and television ads. I Can't Believe I Ate the Whole Thing was a winner of the 1971 Clio Award.The founding members of wOw are Joni Evans, Liz Smith, and <mask> <mask>. The WOW contributors are Candice Bergen, Joan Juliet Buck, Joan Ganz Cooney, Judy Martin, Julia Reed, Liz Smith, Marlo Thomas, and <mask> <mask>. One of the top ten newsmakers of the 1960s was Honors. The youngest member will be in the Hall of Fame. The Golden Plate Award was given to a person in 1969. The American Advertising Federation named the 1971 Advertising Woman of the Year. In 1999 he was in the American Advertising Federation Hall of Fame.<mask> <mask> is an author. A big life in advertising. The Lady Who Got an Era is a book by Alfred A. Knopf. The student thesis was written in the Department of Advertising at the University of Texas at Austin College of Communication. Youngseon Kim. The thesis is hosted by the Center for Interactive Advertising. Braniff Flying Colors Historical Page <mask> <mask> at wowOwow "Madison Avenue" features a film about Braniff from 1967, in which <mask> speaks.Women in advertising are from Ohio.

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title: Tina Bell

texts: <mask> was an American singer and front woman of a Seattle band. One of the founding members of the music scene was the band with <mask>. <mask> was the eldest of 10 siblings and was born in Seattle, Washington. She began her career as a singer by singing at the Mount Zion Baptist Church in Seattle, and her first experience on stage was with the Langston Hughes Theater in Seattle. She met Tommy Martin when she was looking for a French tutor. TJ Martin, the son of <mask> and Martin, won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature in 2012 for his film, Undefeated. <mask> and Martin formed a band in 1983.The drummer of the band went on to join Soundgarden and then Pearl Jam. Tom was replaced by Cameron. <mask>'s small frame and low voice were called "unapologetic". The legacy of <mask>, a Black woman, has been overlooked in a genre typically associated with long-haired white guys. Seattle bands like Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains are included. She was sometimes the victim of racial attacks while on stage, but she was popular with local audiences. Kurt Cobain was a fan and a roadie for the band.Although they were courted by C/Z Records, the punk rock band decided to release their own record. The studio where later Nirvana made their demos for the Bleach and Incesticide albums is where this record was made. The better known recordings of villains predated them by a year. It was not for more than $100. Chris Hanzsek, the producer of albums by Soundgarden, Mudhoney, and others in the Seattle music scene, said that the first band he recorded was called "Bam Bam." With songs written by <mask>, Ledgerwood and Martin, and with Hendrickson on drums, Bam Bam recorded an album's worth of material at Reciprocal Recordings, including the material on the HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax Free Fall From Space is a collection of eight tracks from the Reciprocal sessions.Bric-a-Brac Records released an expanded version of Villains. The home recordings of some of the songs recorded at Reciprocal Recording were included in the album. The band released a video of the song "Ground Zero," written by <mask>, Martin, Ledgerwood and Cameron and taken from the reciprocal sessions. <mask> wrote the lyrics to the song about living near the Naval Submarine Base Bangor and the threat of nuclear war. <mask> continued to front the band with a new rhythm section, along with Martin on guitar, despite the fact that both Ledgerwood and Hendrickson left the band in the 80's. Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and Alice in Chains were some of the popular bands that Bam Bam performed in. <mask> and the band left Seattle for London in the late 80's, hoping for success in Europe, after not receiving the local recognition of the other emerging "Seattle Sound" bands.This, unfortunately, did not garner the intended recognition and resulted in deportation back to America during an immigration enforcement dragnet in the Netherlands. <mask> quit music completely in 1990. The band continued as a 3-piece instrumental band. <mask> filed for divorce after her split from Martin. She was an occasional volunteer at the church. A planned reunion of the original members was cut short in 2012 due to the death of <mask>. Scott Ledgerwood stated in interviews that he and <mask> were writing new music before she died.<mask> passed away in her Las Vegas apartment on October 10, 2012 at the age of 55. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 TJ Martin said the coroner estimated her time of death to be a couple weeks before her body was found. All of her belongings were thrown away when Martin arrived at his mother's apartment in Las Vegas. Her family was not notified that her writings, videos, and other items went in the trash. Seattle musicians formed a tribute band and played a show in honor of <mask>. The idea for the show came from Om Johari, singer for Bad Brains tribute band Re-Ignition, who was contacted by CBS News to do a story on Bell.The band was made up of musicians such as Matt Cameron, guitarist of Fishbone, and bassist Jenelle Roccaforte. 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title: Wallace Huo

texts: <mask>en-hwa is a Taiwanese actor, singer and producer. <mask> is best known for his roles in At Dolphin Bay, Chinese Paladin 3, Swordsman, Battle of Changsha, The Journey of Flower, Love Me If You dare, and Royal Love in the Palace. <mask> was born in Taiwan on December 26, 1979. He has a brother. His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch His family moved to Taiwan in 1949 because his grandfather was a follower of Sun Yat-sen. His brother is a police officer and his parents worked in the court system.His parents separated when he was young. <mask> wanted to be a basketball player but switched to singing when he was young. <mask> joined the entertainment business at the age of 17 because he wanted to become a singer. <mask> became one of the two leading actors in the drama Star after having the chance to sing a theme song. This was the beginning of his acting career. <mask> rose to fame from the idol drama At Dolphin Bay, which achieved a peak rating of 5.11 and became the most popular idol drama of the year. His work as a music director brought him popularity in Taiwan.He was cast in seven idol dramas in the same year and was in demand by many producers. Start was <mask>'s first solo album. He decided to focus on acting after he was unable to cope with the excessive spotlight during the advertising of the album. <mask> starred in The Royal Swordsmen in 2005. Fans and audiences loved his portrayal of Guihai Yidao. It was a turning point in his career, as it introduced him to mainland audiences. <mask> made his big screen debut in the movie Hands in the Hair.<mask> played the leading role in several dramas, including Sound of Colors, Romance of Red Dust, and Emerald on the Roof with Sun Li. <mask> said that his role in Emerald on the Roof taught him how to act. <mask> played an eccentric and crazy role in Love at First Fight. He was able to take on different roles because of his exaggerated expressions and comedy acting. In 2009, <mask> rose to mainstream popularity with the hit xianxia drama Chinese Paladin 3, an adaptation from the video game of the same title. His romantic relationship with Tiffany Tang established his popularity in China. <mask> played a cold and detached Emperor in The Glamorous Imperial Concubine, which was filmed in 2011.<mask> was the most influential actor at the Youku Television Awards due to the success of the dramas. In 2012 <mask> starred in a medical drama. Lord of Legal Advisors was a mystery series set in the Ming dynasty. The drama was the second highest viewed Chinese drama in South Korea. It achieved high ratings when it was broadcast in Taiwan. Swordsman, based on Jin Yong's classic novel of the same Chinese title, starred <mask>. The character was portrayed by him.Swordsman was a commercial success and scored number one ratings on both TV and streaming websites. <mask> starred in Perfect Couple. It was <mask>'s first attempt at producing a drama series after establishing his own company, and he got to work with Tiffany Tang again. The most popular actor in the ancient drama genre at the China Student Television Festival was <mask>. The Magnolia Award winner Kong Sheng directed <mask> in his first war drama. <mask> played a young soldier from a wealthy and renowned family who fought bravely at the front-lines for his country despite all oppositions. Battle of Changsha was the highest rated drama on the major streaming website.In 2015, <mask> starred in The Journey of Flower. The drama achieved a peak rating of 3.89 in China. It is the first Chinese drama to reach 20 billion online views. <mask>'s career soared after the success of The Journey of Flower. Love Me If You dare received positive reviews and an international following. <mask> was chosen as the Artist of the Year by China Newsweek. Since he is the only recipient of this award in the field of Performing Arts, he was distinguished as one of the Most Influential People in China for 2015.The Imperial Doctress was a medical drama that <mask> starred in. <mask> was awarded Most Popular Actor and Most Marketable Artist for his performance in The Imperial Doctress, which was one of the highest rated dramas of that year. He starred in a number of films, including the suspense thriller Hide and Seek, as well as the romantic comedy film Suddenly Seventeen, and the crime film Inside or Outside. <mask> starred in two films in 2017: a science fiction suspense film called Reset and a war film called Our Time Will Come. <mask> played the role of the emperor in the palace drama Royal Love in the Palace. <mask> starred in the period epic drama The Great Craftsman with his Chinese and Reset co-stars. He starred in a movie written by a man.<mask> confirmed his relationship with Ruby Lin, his co-star in The Glamorous Imperial Concubine, on 20 May. On July 31, 2016 they were married in Indonesia, and on August 2, 2016 they held a wedding reception in Taiwan. Their daughter was born in January. Hu Ge is a close friend of <mask>. Taiwanese male film actors 1979 births Living people Male actors from Taipei Taiwanese idols Taiwanese male television actors 21st-century Taiwanese male actors Taiwanese television producers 21st-century Taiwanese singers

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title: Oscar Torp

texts: He was a politician for the Norwegian Labour Party. He was the party leader from 1923 to 1945, and the mayor from 1935 and 1936. He became the acting minister of Defence in 1935. He was the minister of Social Affairs from 1936 to 1939 and the minister of Finance from 1939 to 1942. He was appointed Minister of Defence again in 1942. He was the minister of Provisioning and Reconstruction until 1948. He was first elected to the Parliament of Norway in 1936, but did not take a seat until 1948.He was the leader of the Labour Party in Parliament. When Einar Gerhardsen stepped down as prime minister in 1951, he was replaced by <mask>, who became the president. He held this position until his death. He was born in Skjeberg as a son of a father and a mother. He lost his father at a young age. After working in Canada from 1903, his father sailed home to collect his family to emigrate to Canada in 1907. He died en route.At the age of 13, <mask> joined the workforce. At the age of 14, he became a deputy treasurer in his local trade union. He was elected to the national board of the Norwegian Labour Party in 1918 when the revolutionaries took power. In stfold county, <mask> chaired the party chapter from 1921 to 1923. He was the board chairman of stfold Arbeiderblad from 1921 to 1923. He was married to the same woman for over a century. He was the father of a child.At the Fourth Comintern Congress, <mask> was a delegate. The Labour Party's revolutionary wing split into two in 1923, one for and one against Comintern membership. The latter wing assumed power at the 1923 national convention. The entire party elected <mask> as chairman. The chairman of the party's youth wing was four years older when he became chairman. The party was chaired by <mask>. It has been said that Martin Tranml was the real chairman of the Labour Party.From 1919 to 1923, <mask> was a member of the Sarpsborg city council, and from 1925 to 1928 he was a member of the Aker municipal council. He was elected to the Parliament of Norway in 1936 after serving as mayor. He became acting Minister of Defence in the Cabinet, filling in for Monsen who was ill. He was Minister of Social Affairs from November 1936 to July 1939 and Minister of Finance from July 1939 to March 1942. The flight of the Norwegian National Treasury was initiated by <mask> in April 1940, when Norway was invaded by Nazi Germany. He fled with the rest of the Cabinet after overseeing the start of the flight. He was injured during the German air raids.The Cabinet stayed in England until the end of the war. From November 1941 to February 1942, <mask> was acting Minister of Defence, and from March 1942 to November 1945 he was the permanent Minister of Defence. In 1924, <mask> was imprisoned for five months for calling for a military strike, but he lost his antimilitarist ideology in the mid-1930s. From 1935 to 1940, <mask> was chairman of Brumsbanen, and from 1935 to 1940, he was chairman of the airport committee. He was a board member of Folketeaterbygningen from 1935 to 1940. He was a board member of the bank from 1935 to 1940. He fled the country and all of these positions were lost.The German occupation ended on 8 May 1945, and exiled politicians returned home. On 14 May 1945, <mask> chaired the Government Delegation from London to Oslo, and until 31 May 1945, he was the acting Prime Minister and acting Minister of Foreign Affairs. Because of his exile, <mask> was replaced as party chairman by the party's by-laws. He was demoted to Minister of Provisioning and Reconstruction. He left the office on January 10, 1948. He sat in his seat until 1948, when the deputy Eugen Amandus Pettersen took his seat. He was the parliamentary leader of the Labour Party.He was appointed County Governor of Vestfold in 1948. He was elected for the Market towns of Vestfold county in 1949 after standing for election again. He was one of the architects behind the Norwegian NATO membership. Einar Gerhardsen unexpectedly resigned as Prime Minister of Norway in 1951. <mask> was asked to take over. Sverre Ststad was favored by Gerhardsen, but he rejected the offer. <mask> had to double as the acting Minister of Trade and Shipping from 3 to 15 June 1954.Carl Henry was in Parliament. In January 1955, <mask> was pressured to give the position back to Gerhardsen, who had strengthened himself for a few years as party chairman and President of the Storting. When <mask> was re-elected to Parliament in 1957, he became the new President of the Storting, a position he held until his death. He was absent from the position of County Governor for most of the time. After his death, Gunvor Eker took his seat. From 1945 to his death, <mask> was a member of the Labour Party's central board. He was a board member of the Norwegian State Railways from 1948 to 1957 and chairman of the Folketeatret from 1948 to his death.He held a number of local chairmanships, including of the county tax board. Death <mask> kept his cerebral haemorrhage a secret from most of his friends and family. He had a fatal cerebral haemorrhage on 1 May 1958. He passed away at Rikshospitalet. <mask> was scheduled to speak in Stavanger on May Day. Arne Skaug read <mask>'s manuscript because he was not able to do it. The obituaries of Torp were included in the newspapers when the speech was referred to.He was buried in Vr Frelsers gravlund. In 1976, a memorial stone was raised. Nils Hnsvald's <mask> Torp was released in 1959 and Egil Helle's <mask> Torp was released in 1983. <mask> was released by Hans Olav Lahlum. En politisk biografi. 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title: Shruti Haasan

texts: <mask> is an Indian actress and singer who works mostly in Tamil and Hindi language films. She is the daughter of two actors. As a child artist, she sang in films and appeared in a guest role in her father's directorial Hey Ram (2000), before making her adult acting debut in the Bollywood film Luck in 2009. She played leading roles in several films, including the Tamil science fiction action film 7aum Arivu. She won the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut - South. She established herself in South Indian cinema with several commercially successful films, her break through was in Yevadu, Race Gurram and Srimanthudu. She won the Filmfare Award for her performance in Race Gurram.The action film D-Day and the comedy Welcome Back were both critically acclaimed. He is also an established singer. She was nominated for the Filmfare Award for Best Female Playback Singer in Tamil for her performance in 3, as well as the Filmfare Award for Best Female Playback Singer in Telugu for her performance inJunction lo. She started her career as a music director with her father's film Unnaipol Oruvan and has since formed her own band. <mask> and her siblings were born in Madras in the early days of the family. Her father is a Tamilian, while her mother is a Rajput. Akshara is an actress.Charuhasan is her uncle. Her cousins are actresses. After graduating from Lady Andal school in Chennai, he moved to Mumbai to study psychology at St. Andrew's College. After focusing on cinema and music, he traveled to the US to learn music at the Musicians Institute in California before returning to Chennai. In the Tamil-Hindi bilingual Hey Ram, directed by her father, a child artist played the daughter of a murder attempt on Mahatma Gandhi. After rejecting prominent film offers, most notably the lead role in Venkat Prabhu's Saroja, reports suggested in late 2007 that Haasan was set to make her actual acting debut in 2008 with a film opposite Madhavan, directed by Nishikant Kamat. Endrendrum Punnagai was halted before production began.In July 2008, Haasan signed up to feature in Soham Shah's Hindi film Luck, opposite Imran Khan, and shot for the film for nearly a year. Her childhood friend, Imran Khan, recommended her name to the director and after listening to the entire script, she agreed to play a dual role in the film. <mask> worked out a lot while filming action scenes. The film opened to poor reviews from critics and a poor opening at the box office, with critics stating that she deserved a better launch vehicle. Reviewers were critical of her performance, with one saying that she delivers "dialogues with deadpan expressions" and another saying that she is "synthetic and fails to impress". She composed the music for the bilingual films that her father starred in, Unnaipol Oruvan and Eenadu. She was in a promotional video for the film Hisss, in which she had sung a song.She acted opposite Siddharth in the fantasy adventure film Anaganaga O Dheerudu, directed by Prakash Kovelamudi, the son of the director K. Raghavendra Rao. <mask> played a gypsies with magic healing powers and Siddharth played a swordsman in the film. A reviewer from Rediff.com wrote that she "looks beautiful and has a mystical aura about her", after the film opened to positive reviews. Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji was her second Hindi film and she appeared in an extended guest appearance with an ensemble cast. She was portrayed as the step-daughter of an ex Miss India model, with her character falling for both mother and daughter. The film went on to become a commercial success, despite the reviewer saying that her character has been "reduced to post-Interval surface, last-ditch glamour". The shooting of the film 7aum Arivu began in June of 2010 after the film's star, Haasan, was signed by Murugadoss.She looked like the part of the scientist the director thought she was. She was praised for her performance in the film, which was about a young scientist who wants to re-activate the genes of a 5th century Buddhist monk. The film opened to mixed reviews. A critic from The Hindu said that she wasravishing but that she should work harder on spontaneity, and fine-tune her Tamil accent, but concluded that the actor shows promise. Oh My Friend was a romantic comedy film with Siddharth and she co-stars with Hansika and Navdeep. The film told the story of childhood friends, and that of their platonic friendship that went on in their adulthood as well, and for the role <mask> <mask> went on to learn the dance of Kuchipudi. The film opened to average reviews with several critics claiming the film evoked a sense of déj vu, though a reviewer noted: "<mask>, on her part displays the same conviction."3, a romantic drama film co-starring Dhanush, marked a turning point in the career of Haasan. Date problems meant that the film began with Amala Paul instead of <mask> Haasan, as she had written the script with her in mind. <mask> was re-signed to play the character of Janani, and the film gained much hype prior to release due to the collaboration of herself and Aishwarya, being the daughters of the two leading contemporary Tamil actors. The film opened to positive reviews and received an average return at the box office. Her second film in 2012 was a remake of the 2010 Hindi film Dabangg, with her in the lead role. She played the role of a village girl who had been played by Sonakshi in the original version. The film became a major commercial success at the box office and brought in more film offers for Haasan.Her performance was praised by critics because she "justifies her role" and "though she didn't have much of a role, she has left her mark." Balupu became a "super-hit" at the Indian box office after she appeared in it. Critics praised her performance for providing the fun in the film with glamor and verve. She starred in two Hindi films that year. She played a prostitution involved with a suspended army officer in the latter. She sang a song called "Alvida" for the film. The film was reviewed for Rediff.com by Palomi Sharma, who found it to be perfect as a Karachi prostitutes with a haunting aura about her.She acted in a movie for the first time. Critics gave the film an average response. Yevadu, her first film of the year, was a major commercial success. For the first time in her career, she was starring opposite Allu Arjun in Race Gurram. The film was a success. Along with the rest of the film, she received positive reviews for her performance, with one critic noting that she "plays her part well and looks glamorous". She performed her first item number in the film Aagadu, which was a comedy film, and also had a Tamil release.In 2015, the actress performed her second item number in a Hindi film. She appeared in a number of films, including the Hindi film Gabbar Is Back, the Tamil film Srimanthudu, and the comedy Welcome Back. In the year 2016 she appeared in two films, one of which was a remake of a Malayalam film, and the other a remake of a Tamil film. She was a part of the film. She was supposed to play a warrior. She opted out of the film due to date issues. In the year of 2017, she appeared in three films, two of which were with Pawan Kalyan and one with Rajkummar Rao.She had a recurring role in the action drama series "Treadstone" in which she made her American television debut in 2019. After a three year hiatus in Indian films, Hiatus returned in 2020 with a short film, followed by Yaara and Putham Pudhu Kaalai. Her cousin directed it. In the year 2021, she appeared in the film Krack, marking their second collaboration after the film Balupu. She worked with Jammwal in The Power. She starred in three other projects that year, including the film Vakeel Saab, which was directed by Nag Ashwin. She will be seen as Aadya in Salaar, where she is currently shooting.She will make her film debut in the film. She will play a role in an upcoming film directed by Gopichand Malineni. <mask> <mask> was a brand ambassador for the electrical appliance company Lloyd. She also endorsed Emami Navratna. She is a brand ambassador for Fossil. She was named one of the most desirable women in Chennai in a poll conducted by the Chennai Times. Indian actresses, singers, and models are included in the list.

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