title: Sudirman

texts: Oerip were disappointed by the use of the military for political purposes. <mask>'s role in the coup d'état is not certain, despite the rumour that he was preparing for it.In a speech broadcasted on Radio Republik Indonesia, Sudirman stated that if he were offered the presidency, he would refuse it, as he was a servant of the State. He stated in his later career that the military had no place in politics. Sjahrir continued to work on negotiations with the Allied forces. On 7 October 1946, Sjahrir and the former Dutch Prime Minister agreed to work towards a ceasefire. The discussions were to be moderated by a British diplomat. He took a specially commissioned train to Jakarta. When Dutch troops refused to allow him and his men to enter the city with their weapons, he ordered it to return to Yogyakarta and the Dutch apologized.On 1 November, Sudirman arrived at Gambir Station in Jakarta after taking another train. Despite opposition from Indonesian nationalists, the Linggadjati Agreement was signed on 25 March 1947. Sudirman considered himself obliged to follow his orders even though he was against the agreement. With the Linggadjati Agreement granting relative peace, Sudirman began work on the consolidation of the TKR. As part of a committee, Sudirman began reorganising the military; they reached an agreement in May 1947, and on 3 June 1947 the Indonesian National armed forces was formalised. The ceasefire that was obtained through the Linggadjati Agreement did not last long. The Dutch forces gained control of large swaths of Java and Sumatra after taking over areas left by the British.The code "Ibu Pertiwi is calling!" was used by <mask>. Ibu Pertiwi is calling. In an attempt to encourage soldiers to fight against the Dutch, he delivered several speeches. The Indonesian soldiers were unprepared and their lines crumbled quickly. On August 29, 1947, the Dutch established the Van Mook Line, which divided Dutch and Indonesian-controlled areas, after the United Nations looked at the situation in the former East Indies with disdain. There was a ceasefire along this line. Sudirman ordered the Indonesian guerrillas to return to Indonesian-held areas.To keep their spirits up, he referred to the withdrawal as a hijrah, which is similar to Muhammad's migration to Medina in 622 AD. The troops left western Java by train and ship. The boundary was formalised by the Renville Agreement on 17 January 1948 and was signed by the prime minister. Sjarifuddin began rationalising the army. 350,000 men were in the regular army and 470,000 in the laskar. On January 2, 1948, Sudirman was no longer commander-in-chief of the military. Chief of the Air Force Soerjadi Soerjadarma was supposed to be commander-in-chief, but he was demoted to lieutenant general.The new prime minister, Mohammad Hatta, worked to implement the rationalisation programme after Sjarifuddin was ousted for his involvement in the Renville Agreement. There was a debate between pro- and anti-rationalisation groups. Sudirman was a driving force for soldiers who were against the programme. On 1 June 1946, Sudirman was formally reinstated after he withdrew the command to rationalise. Colonel Abdul Haris Nasution was his deputy, but remained a lieutenant general. As the rationalisation programme was winding down, Sjarifuddin began gathering soldiers from the Socialist Party, Communist Party, and members of the All Indonesia Centre of Labour Organizations for a would-be proletarian revolution. Sudirman sent Nasution to deal with the revolution and two other officers as peace feelers before the attacks.Nasution and his soldiers quashed the uprising by 30 September. After the battle, Sudirman told his wife that he had been unable to sleep because of the bloodshed. Sudirman lost a lot of his remaining strength due to this rebellion and political instability. After celebrations of the military's third anniversary, Sudirman collapsed. He was diagnosed with Tuberculosis after being examined by many doctors. He was brought to Panti Rapih Hospital at the end of the month in hopes of stopping the spread of the disease. He delegated most of his duties to Nasution.Sudirman continued to receive status reports as the two continued to discuss plans for the war against the Dutch. Sudirman issued a general order on 11 November, with Nasution handling most of the preparations, after they agreed that guerrilla warfare, which had been applied on raids into Dutch-held territory since May, would be best suited for their needs. On November 28, 1948, <mask> was released from the hospital. Although he continued to issue orders, Sudirman only returned to active duty on 17 December, in light of the growing tension between the Dutch and Indonesian forces, he ordered the TNI soldiers to maintain an increased level of awareness. After a nighttime announcement that they were no longer bound by the Renville Agreement, the Dutch launched an attempt to capture the capital at Yogyakarta. The airfield at Maguwo was taken by the soldiers under the command of Captain Eekhout. After becoming aware of the attack, Sudirman had an order that stated that soldiers should fight as guerrillas.He went to the Presidential Palace in central Yogyakarta, where the government leaders were discussing an ultimatum which stated that the city would be raided unless they accepted colonial rule. The suggestion that the president and vice-president leave the city and fight as guerrillas was rejected. Although his doctors did not allow it, Sudirman was allowed to join his men. The central government was captured and exiled after they evacuated to the Kraton. Sudirman burned sensitive documents that he gathered at his official home to prevent them from falling into the hands of the Dutch. His convoy, consisting of Sudirman, a small group of soldiers, and his personal doctor, made their way south towards Bantul. The district head received them at 18.Sudirman and his group traveled east along the south coast to Wonogiri after he sent undercover troops into the Dutch-occupied city for research and to ask his wife for jewellery to sell and help fund the guerrilla movement. Before the Dutch attack, it was decided that Sudirman would be able to better control the guerrillas from eastern Java, where there were still several bases. They were told to stay in the Kraton. Realizing that he was being pursued by the Dutch, Sudirman ordered his troops to continue to Ponorogo, where they stopped at the home of a religious leader, who gave the general a cane to help him walk. They continued east. <mask> and his group were stopped by soldiers from the 102 Battalion. The soldiers who were told that Sudirman, who was in civilian clothes and unrecognised by the troops holding them, had been taken prisoner refused to allow the group to pass; they were suspicious as Sudirman's convoy carried maps and notes on Indonesian military movements.Major Fanani came to check the situation and realised that Sudirman was with them. Fanani ordered a car to be sent to pick up the general and his troops after he was told that his men were right to guard their areas diligently. Dutch planes attacked Kediri as they left the city on 24 December. The Dutch attacks led Sudirman to change his clothes and give his old outfit to one of his soldiers, Second Lieutenant Heru Kesser, who bore a resemblance to him. Kesser was ordered to head south with a large company of soldiers, remove the clothes, and return north. Sudirman and his men made their way to Jambu Village after the diversion was successful. Sudirman met with several government ministers who had not been present during the Dutch attack on Yogyakarta.With the politicians, Sudirman made his way to Banyutuwo, ordering some of his soldiers to hold off Dutch ground troops. They held for over a week in Banyutuwo. Sudirman and his team were forced to leave the village when Dutch forces arrived. On February 18th, Sudirman and his troops arrived at Sobo, near Mount Lawu, after making their way through the jungles and forests. If he believed that the region was secure, Sudirman used a radio set to give orders to local troops. Sudirman decided that Sobo would serve as his guerrilla headquarters because of the physical hardship he had faced, including travelling through the forests and a lack of food, and believing the area to be safe. Lieutenant Colonel Hutagalung was the go-between for the other leaders.As international opinion began to condemn Dutch actions in Indonesia, <mask> and Hutagalung discussed possible terms of action, before agreeing on a large-scale assault. The Dutch began to spread propaganda that they had captured Sudirman in order to break the guerrillas' spirits. Sudirman ordered Hutagalung to begin planning a full-scale assault in which the Dutch would be attacked in front of foreign reporters and the United Nations. Several days were spent discussing ways to ensure the attack could be successful, with officers under his commander Colonel Bambang Sugeng and government officials under Governor Wongsonegoro. The General Offensive of 1 March 1949 may have been the result of the discussion. The Dutch lost face internationally after troops under Lieutenant Colonel Suharto retook Yogyakarta for six hours before withdrawing. Suharto and Hamengkubuwana IX claimed to have ordered the assault, while the brother of Bambang Sugeng said he heard him ordering the assault.Under increased pressure from the United Nations, on 7 May 1949 Dutch–Indonesian negotiations resulted in the Roem–Van Roijen Agreement, a controversial measure which guaranteed Dutch withdrawal from Yogyakarta, among other points. Sudirman refused to allow the Dutch to leave without a fight, and he considered the TNI to be strong enough to defeat the Dutch. Sudirman refused to return to the political leadership even though he was promised medicine and support. Sources disagree on the sender of the letter, but he agreed to return after receiving it. On 10 July, Sudirman and his group were warmly received by the political elite in Yogyakarta, where they were greeted by thousands of civilians. The reporter who was present when the letter was delivered wrote in 1973, "Sudirman had to return to Yogyakarta to avoid any perception of a rift among the republic's top leaders". After the war, Sudirman approached Sukarno and asked him to continue the guerrilla war, but he did not expect the Dutch to abide by the previous agreements.It was a blow to Sudirman. When <mask> threatened to resign his post, he blamed the government's inconsistency for his Tuberculosis and Oerip's death. The Java-wide cease fire came into effect on August 11, 1949, after Sudirman stayed his hand and thought that the resignation would have a negative effect. Sudirman was admitted to Panti Rapih hospital, where he stayed until October, when he was transferred to a sanatorium. Sudirman didn't make a lot of public appearances due to his illness. In December, Sudirman was moved to a home. The Indonesian and Dutch governments held a conference which resulted in Dutch recognition of Indonesian sovereignty on December 27, 1949.The newly established Republic of the United States of Indonesia reconfirmed <mask> as commander-in-chief despite his illness. Jakarta became the nation's capital on December 28th. The death of Sudirman was reported in a special broadcast on January 29, 1950. The entire 9th brigade, which was stationed nearby, visited the Sudirman family home after learning of his death. The body of Sudirman was brought to Yogyakarta the following morning. Thousands of mourners stood at the sides of the streets as the funeral convoy passed, led by four tanks and consisting of eighty motor vehicles. The 9th brigade organised the convoy.The viewing, held at the Great Mosque of Yogyakarta in the afternoon, was attended by numerous political and military elite from both Indonesia and foreign countries. The viewing ended with a gun salute. A crowd of mourners watched as Sudirman's body was brought to the cemetery. He was laid to rest next to Oerip. The first scoop of dirt was filled by his wife. Sudirman was promoted to full general after the national government ordered flags to be flown at half-mast. The new leader of the armed forces is Major-General Tahi Bonar Simatupang.A series of speeches and memoirs by Sudirman were published in 1970. The Kedaulatan Rakjat wrote that Indonesia had lost abrave and true hero. Colonel Paku Alam VIII, in charge of the Yogyakarta area, told Antara that all Indonesians, especially the armed forces, had lost a father figure. The Muslim leader wrote that Sudirman was a symbol of the strength of spirit shown by Indonesian heroes, while the Muslim politician wrote that Sudirman was a "son of the revolution". Revolusi, dia lahir, MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE In a radio speech, Hatta described Sudirman as impossible to control and hard-headed, but ultimately intent on doing what was right for the country; Hatta noted that, although Sudirman often did not like the government's position, he would generally obey his orders. Due to his background and poor knowledge of military techniques, Abdul Haris Nasution and Tahi Bonar Simatupang were disappointed in Sudirman.Opinion in Indonesia tends to be positive. Sardiman, a professor of history at Yogyakarta State University, writes that <mask> was as lively a speaker as Sukarno, who was known for his fiery speeches and a devoted, incorruptible leader. The founder of the army's esprit de corps, <mask>, was described as the Indonesian historian and former Minister of Education and Culture's only idol. The general's guerrilla campaign is emphasized in his biographies because of the fact that the army had a greater role than the exiled political leadership. For both the military and the general public, Sudirman's grave is a pilgrimage destination. Sudirman has been elevated to a saint-like status by the Indonesian military. Sudirman received many awards from the national government.The National Hero of Indonesia was declared on December 10, 1964. Oerip was declared a national hero. He was promoted to General of the Army in 1997. As it gained more political power, the military used Sudirman's image as a symbol of leadership. The 1968 series of rupiah featured an image of Sudirman. He was a major character in several war films. There are many museums dedicated to Sudirman.His childhood home in Purbalingga is now the Sudirman Museum, while his official home in Yogyakarta is the Sasmitaloka Museum to General <mask>. The Sudirman Museum is located in the house in Magelang where he died. There are rooms in the Satriamandala Museum in Jakarta dedicated to him. A major street in Jakarta is named after <mask>, and almost every city in the country has a General Sudirman Street. Most of the monuments and statues to him were built after 1970. Jenderal Sudirman University in Banyumas is named after him. There were 1916 births and 1950 deaths of people from Central Java and the Indonesian National

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title: Wittiza

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texts: <mask> was the Visigothic King of Hispania from 694 until his death, co-ruling with his father. Early in his reign, Ergica made it clear that he wanted his family to be in a position of power that they could not be removed from. <mask> is thought to have been made co-ruler in 694 based on a charter dated to Ergica's seventh year. The thesis that Wittiza ruled from 694 is supported by the analysis of coinage types. The revolt of Suniefred may have been caused by the raising of Wittiza to the kingship. Wittiza was anointed king on 15 or 24 November 700. The delay between his appointment as co-regent and his unction is most likely explained by his coming of age in that year.<mask> was Ergica's son by Cixilo, daughter of the previous king Erwig, who was dismissed by her husband after a short marriage and thus puts a limit on the possible date of birth of Wittiza. During the joint reign of Ergica and Wittiza, a Byzantine fleet raided the coast of southern Hispania and was driven off by Theudimer. The event may have taken place as part of Leontios' expedition to relieve Carthage in 699, or perhaps late in Wittiza's reign. The plague spread from Constantinople to Hispania in 701. The Chronicle of Alfonso III states that Wittiza was sent by his father to rule in Gallaecia over the regnum Suevorum, an event that forced the two kings from their capital of Toledo. There is evidence that Wittiza's subkingdom was a reality. The death of Ergica can be dated based on the fact that he promulgated a law in his 16th year.The Eighteenth Council of Toledo was held under the supervision of Wittiza and the archbishop of Toledo. The acts of the council may have been controversial, leading to their suppression. Wittiza may have forced the council to marry the clergy. There is a reference in the Chronicle of 754 to Wittiza ordering Sindered to exert pressure on the clergy. According to the Chronicle of Alfonso III, Fruela I of Asturias reversed the Quinisext Council's decision to allow clerical marriage. Wittiza made an effort to reform corruptions in the catholic church. The exile of several noblemen was Wittiza's first act after his father's death.He returned their slaves and took their property. Wittiza burned the cautiones written against them. The exiles might have been forced to sign pledges, cessions, or statements of debt to the treasury. <mask> returned the land his family held to the royal fisc in accordance with the law. He probably responded to complaints about his father's rule with this activity. <mask> is called "merciful" by the Chronicle of 754, which only criticizes the method of his succession, probably in reference to the hated Ergica. Wittiza issued a revised version of the Liber Iudiciorum and promulgated two new laws.<mask>'s need to consolidate his authority may be related to the political situation following Ergica's death. <mask> probably did not repeal the legislation of his father because he passed no legislation further oppressing the Jews. Lucas of Tuy wrote a chronicle about <mask>, who was accused of being a Jew-lover in order to get the Jews to support him. The fact that Lucas was from a city where <mask> probably ruled at one point has helped bolster the accuracy of his statement. The canons of Toledo may have been available to Lucas. The caldaria, ordeal of boiling water, is a law sometimes attributed to Ergica which prescribes it for those accused of theft even if the amount is small. <mask>'s death and end of his reign are unknown.The Chronicle of 754 suggests a death year of 711. The Chronicle believes that he was killed in a coup by a group of nobles. Others think he died of natural causes. The king was in his twenties at the time. Hispania was divided into two parts after his death: one in the south and one in the north. If Agila was a son of Wittiza's and a co-monarch, he would need to be either a child king or not a son of Cixilo. Wittiza is said to have left two sons not yet old.He was beloved by the people and hated by the priests at the time of his death. The memory of Wittiza was not positive a century and a half later. "Wittiza left" is what the Chronicle of Moissac wrote about. The Chronicle of Alfonso III states that he brought "ruin to Hispania", while the Chronicle of 754 states that he brought "joy and prosperity" to the kingdom. The Chronicle of Alfonso III made out that the "sons of Wittiza" were traitors who helped deliver Hispania to the Moors. Wittiza's youthfulness and age in 711 are said to have made it impossible for Oppa to be a brother, half-brother, or son of Wittiza. The Chronicle of Alfonso III states that Wittiza had three sons who became Count of the Christians of Coimbra.Olmund is a Gothic name, Romulus is Roman, and Ardabast is Persian. Wittiza's reign initially showed great promise according to a legend written by American writer and historian Washington Irving. He conducted himself with mildness and energy in the administration of the laws. The honeymoon only lasted a short time. <mask> showed himself to be cruel and luxurious. Coming to doubt the security of his throne, he ended the careers of two relatives regarded as rivals: Favila, Duke of Cantabria, and Theodofred, duke of Crdoba. Wittiza had the two men killed and imprisoned in the Crdoba dungeon.The son of Favila, who we are told was Pelayo, was spared for the major role he would play in history because he was elsewhere at the time. The duke of Baetica, Roderic, escaped to Italy. After feeling safe, the king gave up his passions and became Witiza the Wicked. 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The former king was a prey to wretchedness and remorse. <mask>'s two sons, Evan and Sisebut, were sent to Africa. "A Reassessment of Visigothic Jewish Policy" was written by Bernard S. The American Historical Review is an anthology.78, No. 1. pp 11–34 was published in 1973. Roger Collins. Law and Charters in Ninth- and Tenth-century Len and Catalonia. The English Historical Review is an anthology. 100, No.386. pp 489–512 was published in July of 1985. Roger Collins. The Arab Conquest of Spain. Roger Collins is from Oxford. Spain, 409–11. The book was published in 2004.The person is Luis A. Prosopography, Nomenclature, and Royal Succession can be found in the Kingdom of Toledo. The Journal of Late Antiquity was published in 2008. Thomas Hodgkin. "Visigothic Spain." The English Historical Review is an anthology. 2, No.6. pp 209–34 was published in 1884. Irving is in Washington. The Crayon Miscellany, Volume 3 was originally published in Irving, Pierre M. Spanish Papers. J.B. Lippincott and Company was founded in Philadelphia. The First Territorial Law-code of the Visiogothic Kingdom was written by King Chindasvind. New Approaches to Visigothic Spain.ed. The man is Edward James. Clarendon Press was published in 1980. Fernando Lpez Snchez. The moneda del reino visigodo is in Toledo. Para quién? Mainake, Vol.pp 175–86 was published on 31st of 2009. E. A. Thompson. The Goths are in Spain. Clarendon Press was published in Oxford in 1969. There were 7th-century people of the Visigothic Kingdom.

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title: Florent Malouda

texts: <mask> is a French football coach and former professional player. He spent most of his career at Lyon and Chelsea, winning four consecutive Ligue 1 titles with the latter, among other honours. <mask> was a France international from 2004 to 2012 and played in two World Cup and two European Championships. The French team made it to the 2006 World Cup final. He played for French Guiana. The club career of <mask> was born in French Guiana. He moved to Paris to join the club after attracting the attention of scouts from the French club.<mask> was able to continue his studies and play professional football despite living far away from his family. He made his senior debut in Ligue 2 at the age of 16. Guingamp <mask> was signed by the top division side. His talent was showcased in Guingamp. Malouda showed his ability under the guidance of coach Guy Lacombe and formed a partnership with Drogba. Lyon Malouda's performances began to catch the attention of French club Lyon who, after claiming their second consecutive title during the 2002–03 season, decided to sign Malouda. Malouda established himself on the left side of Lyon's attack, forming great link-ups with all of Lyon's strikers.His performances for Lyon earned him a call-up to the France national team. The highlights of <mask>'s career at Lyon were a man of the match display against Real Madrid in the European competition and his ten goals which led Lyon to their sixth consecutive Ligue 1 title, both during the 2006–07 season. He was named the Ligue 1 Player of the Year that season, edging teammate Juninho, Lille's Kader Keta and Toulouse's Johan Elmander. Malouda made public his wish to leave Lyon at the end of the 2006–07. On June 29, 2007, Malouda told Lyon-based newspaper Le Progres that he had his heart set on a move toChelsea and that they had lodged a 17 million bid for him. Malouda said this in an interview with the Daily Star. On July 5, 2007, Peter Kenyon told Sky Sports News that he was hoping to tie up the deal for Malouda before the pre-season tour of the United States.On 8 July 2007, Lyon club president Jean-Michel Aulas announced that the club had accepted an undisclosed bid for Malouda. Malouda will be traveling to London on July 9 for a medical and to discuss personal terms. It looked like Malouda was going to join Liverpool. Malouda signed a three-year contract with the club at 7 pm on the same day. He received the number 15 shirt. Malouda was described by the manager as a mature and proven player who was up to the challenge of adapting to the fast pace of English football. Malouda scored in the 1–1 draw against Manchester United in the FA Community Shield on August 5, 2007, despite the fact that they lost on penalties.On August 12th, Malouda started on the left wing and scored the second goal in a 3–2 victory, as well as being replaced by Steve Sidwell in the 83rd minute, as the win cements their place in the history books. The referee Rob Styles awarded a penalty to Malouda in the game against the Reds. Malouda backed into Jamie Carragher after trying to leave the ball for Drogba. Frank Lampard scored on the penalty kick. Rob Styles was dropped from the next weekend's games as a result of this incident and some other contentious decisions during the game. Malouda scored the first goal of his career in the first game of the European Championship, when he turned his marker and squeezed the ball through the legs of the keeper. In the League Cup, Malouda set up Joe Cole with a long pass to score, and the Blues won the tie 3–1 on aggregate.On May 5, 2008, <mask> scored his second goal of the season in the final game of the season, converting a Frank Lampard through-ball. <mask> had two goals and one assist in his first season in English football. In the third round of the League Cup, <mask> scored his first two goals of the season, against Pompey and Bordeaux. Both games were won by Chelsea. He scored his first league goal of the season against Middlesbrough. The Frenchman scored the crucial second goal in a 2–0 win against Newcastle. In the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley Stadium, he scored the equalising goal in what would be a 2–1 victory for the Blues.Malouda was denied a potential penalty by the referee in the semi final against Barcelona. He scored the fourth goal in a famous 4–1 victory over Arsenal which was their biggest defeat in the league at home for 38 years. The game was his 50th in the league. He was denied a goal in the FA Cup Final when his strike hit the underside of the bar, despite replays showing it crossed the line. Barcelona and Milan were interested in Malouda in the last half of the season. Malouda signed a new four-year deal with the club on June 23, 2009. Malouda found himself playing in a more central role on the left of Carlo Ancelotti's preferred diamond formation after the arrival of the Italian.He scored the winner on the last day of the season against the Potters. On 3 November 2009, Malouda made his 100th appearance for the club. On December 26, 2009, Malouda was sent off for the first time in the season for tackling Stephen Carr in a league game at St Andrew's. Malouda was voted Man of the Match in the match against West Ham, as he delivered 16 crosses, two of which were turned into goals, and scored one. Malouda scored a pair against Pompey on 24 March. Malouda scored two more goals against Villa in the match which the Blues won 7–1. Malouda played a key role in setting up the first goal of the match in the most important fixture of the season against Manchester United.<mask> was able to deliver a low cross to Joe Cole, who put the ball into the back of the net. The game was decided by 2–1. <mask> was the first player in the league to be named Player of the Month. He scored the second goal in the FA Cup semi-final for the second year in a row. In the league, Malouda scored 12 goals and 8 assists, and in the other competitions, he scored 15 goals and 15 assists. He and Dimitar Berbatov were the 12th and 13th top scorer in the league. Malouda scored the first goal of the 2010–11 season on the opening day of the Premier League, and later got another in a record 6–0 win.He scored his third goal of the season in the demolition of Wigan Athletic. Malouda scored his fourth goal of the season in a 2–0 win. He scored 2 more goals to take his goal tally to six in only five games. Malouda scored in the 41st minute against the Trotters at the Reebok Stadium in a 4–0 victory for the Blues. He scored 2 goals in the game against the Blues in April of 2011. He had scored 41 goals in 179 matches since making his debut back in 2007. Florent is well known for his hairstyle changes.He scored 13 goals in the 2010–11 season, more than the likes of Drogba and Anelka. In the summer of 2011, following the signing of Spanish World Cup-winning winger Juan Mata, the general director of the Italian Serie A giants expressed interest in a bid for Malouda. Malouda said that he wanted to stay at the Bridge until the next World Cup. He scored in the FA Cup semi-finals. <mask> collected his third FA Cup winners medal after coming on as an injury-time substitute in the final. After picking up a small injury in the club's last game of the season, he was a doubt for the final, but passed a late fitness test and started on the bench. He came on as a substitute for Ryan Bertrand in the second half of the final.The game was decided by spot kicks, with <mask> helping them become the first London club to win the European Cup/Champions League trophy. Malouda pledged his loyalty to the club after an up-and-down season in which he was frequently out of the first team. Malouda was given extra rest after being included in France's Euro 2012 squad. In the pre-season matches against Paris Saint-Germain, MLS All-Stars, and Milan, he was used as a second-half substitute. During the summer, Malouda requested a transfer. A number of teams in Brazil, as well as his former club Lyon, all showed an interest while the window was open, but Malouda refused to take a significant wage drop. He didn't make the squad because of his refusal to move.He was told to train with the under-21 squad. Malouda was released by a company. Malouda signed a two-year contract with a Turkish side. It was said to be worth around  2.5 million per season. In the Hseyin Avni Aker Stadium, he scored two goals against Kayseri Erciyesspor. After seven years abroad, he returned to Ligue 1 after being released by Trabzonspor. Roberto Carlos is the manager of Delhi Dynamos, a side in the Indian Super League.He played in all of the playoff games for the Indian Super League. Malouda joined Wadi Degla on a six-month loan in January 2016 so that he could stay fit during the Indian off-season. He played 18 times for his new club as he helped them to the Egyptian cup quarter-finals and a fifth place finish in the league. <mask> was ready for the Indian Super League season. He was the captain for most of the season and left the club in July of last year. After being without a club for almost half a year, Malouda signed a contract with a Luxembourg National Division team. Injuries limited his playing time in Luxembourg, as his team finished fifth in the league and reached the semi-finals of the Luxembourg Cup.France <mask> made his international debut in a match against Poland. He scored his first goal for his country against Hungary on May 31, 2005. <mask> was called up to the final squad after playing in France's World Cup qualification campaign. The French lost on penalties to Italy in the final of the tournament. He won a penalty for France in that game. During the 2010 World Cup, <mask> scored a goal during the match against host nation South Africa, which ended in a 2–1 defeat. It was the only goal scored by France during their campaign in the group stage before they were eliminated in last place.On September 3, 2010, <mask> was given the captain's armband in France's first Euro 2012 qualification match, while Evra was serving a five-game suspension. Blanc's first game in charge was a disappointing 1–0 defeat. On international duty in February 2012 <mask> netted his side's second goal of a 2–1 defeat of Germany, latching on to a cross from fellow substitute Morgan Amalfitano. <mask> scored his ninth international goal in a 2–0 friendly defeat of Serbia on 31 May, after being included in France's 23 man squad for the Euro 2012 final stages in Poland and Ukraine. A five-year absence from the French squad allowed French Guiana Malouda to play for his home nation. In June of last year, he was named to the preliminary French Guiana squad for the Gold Cup and made his debut in a friendly. Malouda was ruled ineligible for the Gold Cup due to the fact that he is cap-tied to France.French Guiana forfeited their Gold Cup match against Honduras after <mask> was selected to start. After less than 2 months, <mask>'s contract at FC Zurich was canceled. The club has career statistics for Lyon, Trophée des Champs, and the FA Cup. Expatriate footballer in England, French Guiana, Turkey, and India.

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title: Morgan Bell

texts: <mask> is an Australian writer of short stories who grew up in New South Wales and now lives in Port Stephens. <mask> is the author of two short story collections. She was short-listed for the Hunter Writers Centre Travel Writing Prize for her anti-travel story Don't Pay the Ferryman. <mask> edited a speculative fiction anthology. She taught creative writing at the Tomaree Community Centre and a Writing For Pleasure course at the U3A. <mask> is a member of the Hunter Writers Centre in New South Wales, and she is speaking on a panel about the contributions of women to the enrichment of everyday life. <mask> read her short story "Midnight Daisy" at the festival.<mask> received a high commendation and prize at the exhibition launch of the audio version of Midnight Daisy for ABC1223 radio station. <mask> said in an interview that Daisy was a 93-year-old British ex-pat who was a close family friend. <mask> interviewed Daisy about a month before she traveled to her birthplace in rural northern England. Daisy was laid to rest at her mother's grave after she died on a UK holiday. Daisy's mother 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 The debut collection of short stories by Bell was published on January 21st. The collection is mostly generated from flash fiction and short stories.There are fifteen stories in the collection, but they run only 68 pages. The slogan was Sniggerless Boundulations: the horrors of life in fifteen slices. There are a few speculative fiction pieces in the collection. Fear, anxiety, time, aging, and jealousy are the overarching themes. <mask> said that the title was a nonsense phrase that came to her in a dream, but that it translated to a series of steps forward. I like the quality of the phrase. The intention is to evoke a progression of steps away from paranoia.<mask> compared the flash fiction collection to the concept albums of her teen years in the 1990s, saying "Read some other single-author collections to see how the stories are arranged." There is an art in the order of the art in a short story collection. Your stories can be like a concept album if they have an evolving theme. I like the poetry of Strings & Ribbons. Its placement in the collection is similar to a musical break on a heavy rock album. Sometimes it is difficult to sustain over a long time, I often need to construct deliberate ebbs and flows to add some reprieve to all the suspense. <mask> was influenced by the free indirect speech method of writing.She has said that the best Australian short-story collection is Dark Roots by Cate Kennedy, because every story sticks with you. She said that the minimalist and dirty realism of short-stories by Wolff and Carver have struck her as striking. <mask> has said that Carter is an influence. ThePassion of New Eve is a favourite of hers because it's a real trip and a gender bender. The imagery will stay with you forever, because you will question everything you know about relations between men and women. The following books have been cited as influences by <mask>. The Good House by Ann Leary, which she called an "extraordinary debut novel" and the "perfect delicate balance of intrigue and poetic justice", was one of the books she recently read.<mask> likes "suspense, some domestic drama, and strong deeply flawed characters". <mask> says a good last line or paragraph is her favourite part of a story. Citing the last lines of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World as a favourite, I dangled a pair of feet under the arch. Slowly, like two unhurried compass needles, the feet turned towards the right; north, north-east, east, south, south, south-south-west; then paused, and, after a few seconds, turned back towards the left. South-south-west, south, south-east, east, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, south, She said that she has been working with a voice artist to get her book into audio format. On March 5, 2015, the audiobook for Sniggerless Boundulations went live.It is 58 minutes long and is in the category of fiction. Jon Severity narrated it and the audio sample was from the story Garsdale. Laissez Faire <mask> published her second short story collection. <mask> said it was three years in the making. The collection runs 48 pages and contains fifteen stories. "It's amazing what creative minds can do with so little words", said Ruby Hamad, a feminist writer, when she posted an except from the story The Permanence of Ceramics pertaining to May–December marriage. The slogan is Laissez Faire: Awkward.Weird. It wascruciating. <mask> contributed a short story to Novascapes, the Hunter Speculative Fiction anthology, along with award-winning authors. <mask>'s story is based on folklore. The anthology was published in September. The cover art was designed by a local artist. At a session hosted by Russell Blackford at 10am-11am on Sunday 22 March 2015, Novascapes was launched.The editor is Cassandra Page. The introduction was given by the Page and the readings of excerpts were performed by the contributing authors. There was a cross-section of genres in the line-up. The anthology was mentioned as a prime example of successful Australian speculative fiction crowdfunding collections on the Aurora Australis - Series blog. The Australian press has recently gone in for crowd funding, like the Twelfth Planet Press' Kaleidoscope anthology, the Cranky Ladies of History, and the Novascapes stories from authors of the Hunter region. <mask> was acknowledged by the editor in the paperback edition for promoting the campaign on social media. I would like to thank <mask> for creating a last minute social media storm that helped the Pozible campaign reach its goal.Hunter Anthologies put out a call for submissions for Novascapes volume 2 between October and January. The successful entries will be notified in February. The anthology will be published. <mask> stated on her website that she submitted two stories, A Deer In the Shunting Yard and The Lost Art of Transportation. Novascapes 2 was launched at the 2016 Newcastle Writers Festival at a 3pm-4pm session on Sunday 3 April 2016 at the City Hall. There is a cover with a Q&A with Tallulah Cunningham. Hunter Anthologies first themed collection, Sproutlings, is a short story project based on wicked plants.There is a flash fiction word limit of 150 - 2,000 words for the submission period. "Killer weeds, botanical atrocities, enchanted forests-woods, strangling vines, poison fruits-berries-darts, are some of the influences on the anthology call." Her parents are from New Zealand and England. <mask> has spent most of her adult life in either of the two Australian cities. She was a student in high school. <mask> has adopted many of her friends' families and has an adopted niece. <mask> has been outspoken about her experiences with anxiety and depression, stating that the intention of many of her stories is to replicate the "sense of that horrifying panic or despair" of mental illness.<mask> believes that her story Garsdale is an example of someone struggling with depression. <mask> has described herself as neurotic, paranoid, and self-doubting in interviews. She is afraid of amusement park rides, heights, and pregnancies. <mask> works as a traffic engineer and technical writer for local government. <mask> has described herself as an idealist, from watching Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Voyager as a kid, to gossip and a people-watcher. She was interviewed by the Hack program on Triple J radio about her asexuality, as well as her atheism, and is described as a feminist and nerd. <mask>'s hobbies include drag queens and goldfish.She is 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Bell has two cats, one of which is named after a character from Game of Throne. 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title: Jason Belmonte

texts: He is an Australian professional ten-pin bowler. He plays in the United States and in world events. He gained media attention for using a two handed approach to deliver his shot and was one of the first to do so. He has won 27 titles, including a record 14 major titles, four of which were in the Masters, which is a new record. Mike Aulby is the only bowler in the history of the PBA to have won all five major titles. He has been named Player of the Year six times, one short of the record seven awards collected by Walter Ray Williams Jr. The 21st nationally televised 300 in 2012 was the 25th career 300 game for Belmonte.The Storm, Dexter and Vise Grips are pro staffs. The "Trend" line of bowling balls have the Belmo nickname and silhouette logo. He was born in Orange, New South Wales, Australia, on July 29, 1983. Aldo opened the Orange Ten Pin Bowl when his son was a toddler. At 18 months old, he started rolling a ball. The only problem for me was as an 18-month-old baby boy lifting a nine- to 10-pound (4– 4.5 kilogram) bowling ball, so I pushed the ball with two hands. He put only two fingers and no thumb in the ball in order to produce more revolutions.The Brunswick Euro Challenge was held in Greece. He won the World Tenpin Masters in 2007. In the finals of the 2010 Korea Cup, he defeated Sean Rash. He has 27 titles on the tour, including his first title at the Long Island Classic in 2009, and three titles in 2011. He won his first major title after making the televised finals in five of six majors. <mask> would be retroactively awarded a major title for the 2011 Elite Players Championship, making him a second major. He defeated Malott in the title match to win his third major at the tournament.On February 8, 2015, <mask> became the first bowler to win three consecutive Masters tournaments. A 1 seed is AJ Johnson. He defeated No. on February 15, 2015. Page captured his second major title in two weeks, and his second consecutive title, as the 1 seed. After winning three major titles in 2017, including an unprecedented fourthUSBC Masters, <mask> stood in second place on the all-time PBA majors list with nine, behind only Earl Anthony and Pete Weber. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He became the all-time major titles leader one month later.The "super slam" is the second in the history of the PBA after Mike Aulby. He was the first Junior Australian to bowl a 300 game overseas. He was selected for the Youth Australia team in 2002 and 2004, and took five gold medals at the 2000 Junior National Championships. The 2001 Orange Junior Sportsperson of the Year was awarded to Belmonte. In 2002 and 2003 he was awarded the Orange Sportsperson of the Year. At the 2002 Commonwealth Championships in Scotland, Belmonte won one gold, one silver and two bronze medals. The Fédération Internationale des Quilleurs is the governing body of the sport and is now known as the International Bowling Federation.He won a silver medal at the World Youth Championships. He was selected to the Australian Open men's team later in the year. After winning three gold, one silver and one bronze at the Asian Youth FIQ in Hong Kong in 2004, Belmonte went on to win a gold in the singles and a gold in all events at the World Youth FIQ titles in Guam. The Board of Directors of the World Bowlers Writers' Association voted him Bowler of the Year in 2004. The 2005 World Tenpin Masters in England was where he was defeated in the semi-finals. He made history by bowling the first 300 game in the event. Matchroom Sport filmed the game.The World Tenpin Masters was held at the Metrodome in 2007. After defeating the defending champion Chris Barnes of the United States in the semi-finals, Belmonte went on to defeat England's Paul Moor in the finals where he rolled the event's second-ever 300 game. The event was won by <mask> with a 566 score for two games against Moor. The 2006 World Youth Championships were held in Berlin. He was part of the team that won the gold medal in the Team event and went on to make the Masters. Mads Sandbaekken from Norway defeated him in the second step of the Masters. He went on to make the Masters match-play after finishing 4th in the adult version of the Men's World Championship.He lost to Biboy Rivera in the bronze medal match. In the quarter finals of the World Ranking Masters, Peter Ljung from Sweden defeated <mask>, 2–0 (190–258, 158–279), finishing in sixth place. In the Thailand Open of the World Bowling Tour, Mike Fagan was defeated by his friend and teammate, <mask>. The AMF World Cup was held in Singapore in 2004. He was knocked out in the quarter final. In the AMF World Cup in St. Petersburg, Russia, he was lead qualifier. He was runner-up after being defeated in the final.The women's world cup trophy was won by Ann-Maree Putney, who also won the country rankings for Australia. He won the AMF bowling world cup in South Africa for the third time. His first match was against Mykhaylo Kalika. The first and second games were won by Kalika. The deciding game was won by Belmonte. Tommy Jones was the first seed. Jones won the first game by a score of 259–279 and the second game by a score of 247–216.After Jones opened in the eighth frame, <mask> defeated him in the third game and became the first Australian man to win the title. His three-game total of   765 was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, beating the previous record of                   , set in Singapore in 2004. "I was a long way in the lead in Singapore in 2004, and got knocked in the quarters, and then I lost in the final," he said. I was happy to be the number two seed. In 2009, he won the bowling foundation long island classic for the rookies of the year. As the second seed, he defeated Bill O'Neill and went on to defeat Mike Fagan for the title. The title earned him exempt status for the 2009–10 tour, and he was also named the 2008–09 rookies of the year.His first season as an exempt bowler was in 2009. <mask> did not win a tournament, but did qualify for the TV finals. He came close to winning at the Plastic Ball Championship. He faced Brian Ziesig in the finals. A non-exempt amateur had to qualify via the TQR round. The championship was decided by a sudden-death, one-ball rolloff after the two teams were tied at the end of the regulation game. The shot left a 7-pin standing.Ziesig took the title with a strike. In the 2010–11 season, Belmonte made match-play nine times and appeared on TV four times. He had earnings of 62,950 and an average of 218.82 pins per game. In his first three years on the tour, he made match-play in 25 of 37 tournaments, cashing in 33 of them, and earning US$189,020. At the "World Series of Bowling" in November 2011, Belmonte won his second, third and fourth titles, taking the trophies in the GEICO Shark Open and the Pepsi PBA Elite Players Championship. He did not win the tournament after rolling a 300 game in the quarterfinals of the World Championship on January 8, 2012 in North America. He did not win the Player of the Year, despite winning three titles.Sean Rash won the award in a very close vote with 29% of the vote. In front of his home crowd, <mask> defeated Sean Rash in a best-of-three final to win the 2012 Australian Masters. The Player of the Year was awarded on February 24, 2013). The final match was decided by six consecutive strikes. At the 2012–13 season, he won a second title at the Lucas Oil Bear Open. He was runner-up in the U.S. Open. It was his seventh appearance in the TV finals of a major.The Chris Schenkel PBA Player of the Year was named on 17 January. Along with two titles for the season, including a major title and runner-up finishes at three other major championships, <mask> won the George Young High Average Award and the Harry Smith Points Leader Award. He was the third player born outside the USA to win the Player of the Year. The player of the year repeat won the first tournament of the year in Allen Park,

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texts: Michigan, marking his second major tournament win and eighth title overall. In his first major championship win, <mask> defeated Wes Malott in a single game match. He became the first player in nearly 50 years to repeat as the Masters champion, and also the first player in history to win a major as the 5th seed. Billy Welu won back-to-back Masters in 1964.This was the ninth title and third major for Belmonte. He won the Oklahoma Open during the Summer Swing. His three titles in the year made him an easy choice to win his second consecutive Chris Schenkel Player of the Year award. He became the first bowler since Walter Ray Williams, Jr. in 1996 to repeat as Player of the Year. The bowler with the highest season earnings was the one with the highest average and competition points was the one with the highest average and competition points was the one with the highest season earnings was the one with the highest season earnings was the one with the highest season earnings was the one with the highest season On February 8, 2015, Player of the Year Three-Peat Belmonte defeated amateur A.J. for the second year in a row. There was a surprise #1 seed in the final match.He joined Mike Aulby as the only three-time winners of this tournament and the only player to win the Masters in three consecutive seasons. He captured his 12th title on February 15, 2015, when he won the Barbasol Tournament of Champs for the second year in a row. In the final match of the Masters, Belmonte defeated the top seed, Rhino Page, by a final match score of 232–214. It was his fifth win in a major and his tenth appearance in the TV finals. The Chris Schenkel Player of the Year award was given to Belmonte for the third year in a row. In addition to his two major tournament wins, he had nine other Top Five finishes, led the PBA Tour in earnings and was fourth in average. He became the first non-American player to win three consecutive POY honors and the fourth player overall to do so.He was knocked off in the second match of the finals by Tom D, who was the only player to win this tournament in three consecutive seasons. He made the Round of 8 but was defeated by Wes Malott in the winner's bracket and Martin Larsen in the loser's brackets, keeping him out of the TV finals. On February 15, 2016 <mask> was retroactively awarded a major title for his win in 2011. The tournament is a members-only event, and includes all of the elements of a major, which is why the PBA voted to award additional major titles to the winners of the three previous Players Championship events. He had six majors among his tour titles. He won his 13th title and seventh major in the Players Championship in Columbus, Ohio on February 12th. He defeated Anthony Simonsen in his only TV finals match.He became the only bowler to ever win four USBC Masters titles when he defeated Michael Tang on 26 February as the #1 seed. One of the top eight money leaders from the start of the 2015 season was invited to participate in the inaugural Main event of the Professional Bowlers Association Tour. The #1 seed was runner-up to E. J. Tackett. He won his 15th title on August 27th at the PBA International-WBT Storm Lucky Larsen Masters. He won his 16th title and ninth major at the World Championship in Reno, Nevada. It was the first time in the history of the PBA that a player had won three major titles in a season. The average for the season was 229.39, the highest in the history of the league.He finished first in earnings and tied for first in wins. On 17 January, he won his fourth Player of the Year Award. The bowling athlete who has consistently shown grace on and off the lanes by promoting the sport of bowling in a positive manner was the winner of the Dick Weber Bowling Ambassador Award. On February 25, 2018, he won his 17th title with partner Bill O'Neill. He earned a second chance against E. J. Tackett after being the #1 seed in the Finals, held 4–6 May in Allen Park, Michigan. He avenged his loss to Tackett by winning his 18th tour title. The Player of the Decade was made history on 10 February when he won his 19th title and tenth major at the tournament.He defeated E. J. Tackett in the final match to win the title. He is tied with Earl Anthony and Pete Weber for the all-time major titles leader with 10. He failed to win either the Players Championship or the Indianapolis Open in his next two events. He lost the match against Anthony Simonsen at the Players Championship because of a pair of splits in the fourth and tenth frames. At the Indianapolis Open, a few off-hits that refused to carry gave the title to Norm Duke. He was one of five players in history to qualify as the #1 seed in three consecutive tournaments. At the World Series of Bowling in Allen Park, Michigan, on 19 March, Belmonte won his 20th title in the Professional Bowlers Association.He defeated A.J. in the stepladder finals. The title match was between Chapman and Gomez. On the 21st of March, he won his 21st title and record-breaking 11th major at the World Series of Bowling. He had earned the #1 seed for the stepladder finals, a record third consecutive major in which he was the top seed, and he defeated Jakob Butturff 236–227 in the championship match to win the title. Earl Anthony and Pete Weber have 10 majors each, but with his victory, <mask> now stands alone as the all-time PBA and professional bowling leader in major titles. The streak of three consecutive majors in which he qualified as the top seed ended. He was forced to alter his grip on the bowling ball because of a finger injury, and finished well out of the top 64 that made match play.The #1 seed will be decided in Portland, Maine. He defeated Kyle Troup in the Round of 16 but lost to Kris Prather in the Round of 8. The DHC Japan invitational was held in Tokyo. He was the #3 seed for the stepladder finals and defeated Chris Barnes, Takuya Miyazawa, and Jakob Butturff to win his 22nd tour title. During the season, he led the Tour in titles, championship round appearances, average and earnings, and reached a career-high in earnings. <mask> won his fifth Chris Schenkel Player of the Year award. The male Player of the Decade was named on January 3, 2020.On February 23, 2020, he won his 12th major at the U.S. Open in Lincoln, Nebraska. He defeated Dick Allen in the semifinals and Anthony Simonsen in the championship match as the #2 seed. With his victory, <mask> became the second bowler in the history of the PBA to complete the Super Slam, after Mike Aulby, as well as becoming the seventh Triple Crown and third Grand Slam winner. At the 2020 PBA World Championship, held in Las Vegas, Nevada, he won his 24th tour title and 13th major. He defeated Anthony Simonsen in the championship match to win the $150,000 top prize. The only other bowler to do so was Earl Anthony, who won all three titles in a row. The qualification rounds for the World Series of Bowling XI Chameleon Championship were held in Las Vegas and Centreville, Virginia.He was the #1 seed and defeated Brad Miller in the championship match to claim his third career title and 25th career title, tying Brian Voss for 10th on the all-time titles list. On December 18, 2020, <mask> won the Player of the Year Award for the sixth time. In addition to his three titles, the golfer led the Tour in earnings, average and competition points. Despite not winning a title through the first nine events of the 2021. He chose to skip the event and return to Australia for the birth of his fourth child. He qualified for the Tour Finals and decided to skip them as well. On January 29, 2022, <mask> won his 26th title and 14th major at the PBA Players Championship, held in Euless, Texas.He climbed the stepladder to defeat Jakob Butturff in the region championship match and advance to the championship finals. He qualified as the #2 seed for the finals in a three-game seeding round and went on to beat Sean Rash in the championship match. On 16 February, after winning the Kokomo Championship and his 27th career title, <mask> surpassed Don Johnson on the all-time titles list, having previously tied with him in ninth place. After splitting the two-game final, the professional won in a 9th frame roll-off. The results are not in chronological order. There were two World Championships in the 2012– 2013 season. 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title: Wayne Rhoden

texts: <mask> is a music producer, singer, songwriter, sound engineer, video editor, and director who is professionally known as the artist Father Goose Music, and is also known as Rankin Don and Don Chibaka. Father Goose is a Jamaican-born producer, singer, and songwriter by the name of <mask>. He made a name for himself in the underground circuit in Jamaica and on the streets of Brooklyn, New York. As Father Goose he performs children's music, Kindie rock, and reggae-fied nursery rhymes, often in the "Dan Zanes and Friends" ensemble, including in a series of Disney videos entitled "House Party Time." Early life <mask> was born in Jamaica to Joyce and His debut performance was at a young age. At the age of five, he used his family and friends as his audience for his first singing performance. He DJ'd at parties thrown by his parents.He performed at the Ash Wednesday fair at his school. He pursued a career in electrical engineering after graduating from high school. He was drawn to his first love, music. He recorded a number of hits in the 80s and 90s, including Can't Find Me Love and Baddest DJ. He was urged to record for the mainstream labels by producers. Some of the well-known artists he has performed with include Blacka Ranks, Shabba Ranks, and Lloyd D Stiff. His mother suggested that he meet his son and check out his talent after working for Dan Zanes.Father Goose was featured on several Dan Zanes albums in the 2000s. He also released three of his own albums. In 2008 he gave a performance on a single called Dance Like That. Rhoden is the father of two children. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife and son who plays in his father's band. Rhoden discovered he had a problem with his kidneys. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217He has made a full recovery from his transplant and still performs and hosts music workshops for children. One In A Million feat: Jerry Chapter 1990 Can't Find Mi Love feat: King Ledgi 1990 Whip Appeal feat: King Ledgi 1992 Baddest DJ feat: Black Queen 1996 The Big Race feat: Shelene Thomas, Round The House Party was nominated for a grammy for best children's album. You have to catch that train! It's a Bam Diddly was nominated for the 8th Independent Music Award for Best Children's album and also for theGrammy Award Winning album. I adore U "Bear Hunt!" Get loose and get together in the new year.The Best of Dan Zanes, I Love U, Dance to the Reggae Rhythm, Father Goose 7 and Irie Christmas are some of the albums that have been released in the last year. Father Goose Music "Friday" feat. Dan Zanes, Kate Ferber, and Danger D. Father goose music features Josh and the Jamtones, Little goose, Elena Moon Park, and Yami Bolo. Father Goose Music's "I Have A Dream" was the winner of the Best Children's Album at the Independent Music Award. The King of the Dance Party is nominated for the 17th Independent Music Award. Mikayla & Itimo released La Bamba, I Can Make it, Rise Up Now, and I'm A Gamer. Father goose music 2020 Da Gamer Irie goose feat.Father Goose Music 2020 Live Your Life feat. Lucy Kalantari, Danni Ai, and David Allan Rivera are all related. Intro to Voice of a Child, May the Force Be with You, and Oh God! The song is "Feat." "Turn It Up", "Nice Meeting You Too", "The Whisper", and "I Testify" are written by Drsya. I Am (Intro) is a song by Drsya. The Parents' Choice Award Audio: Music What Is It? was nominated for a Parents' Choice Award.The musical math and science album catch that train won the best musical album for children at the 49th annual gramophone awards. Independent Music Awards Nominee for Best Children's Song, Nice To Meet U is from the album King Of. The New York Times has 7 things to do this weekend.

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title: Bob Humid

texts: <mask> is a producer, DJ, sound designer and mastering-engineer in the Cologne electronic music and studio-scene. His musical work expands from electronic breakbeats to experimental electronica while occasionally touching the area of club music and pop. He calls his music "Eclectica". He was raised in Germany for most of his life. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, he was one third of the Electronic Body Music. He has organised and co-organised many activities in Cologne's electronic music underground. ", "Vectrax", "Propellor Knights", and ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ", ",The lights are on! "BASScadets" is a show with Snork and Dan_K. He runs two record labels, Bored Beyond Belief and Serve & Destroy Recordings, as well as his own label platform. He DJ's at the monthly event "Ehrenfeld Calling", which features both breakbeat and techno-orientated music. <mask> was the technological editor for the German Groove Magazine for almost six years as a successor to Christian Rindermann. He worked as a technological author in the German Keyboards / Sound & Recording Magazine. He is a producer with an affinity for detail.He has gained a reputation as a mastering engineer over the years. He mastered many records for Boxer Sport, Ware Records, Pagoda London, Audiolith, Patrick Alavi, Kitbuilders and many others. His work includes sound design for companies such as Native Instruments, Magix, and U-He. He produced half of the tracks of the album "Die Flschung der Welt" for Brockdorff Klang Labor, as well as one of Germany's most known producers for alternative music. <mask>mid has worked with many people and groups over the years. His debut twin-album release, "Twisted Repairs", draws a sharp line between the musical styles of labels such as Rephlex and Certificate 18. It has elements of IDM, Techstep, Drum'n'Bass and vocal production.Every sound has a meaningful feel to it, thanks to the unique editing and sophisticated beat-programming. <mask>mid claims to be influenced a lot by the digital production philosophy of the early 1980s phase of Rupert Hine. It is one of the first electronic works that feature object-oriented editing, a feature only available in the Digital Audio Workstation Samplitude back in 2001. The debut albums were only promoted in Germany, where they were highly acclaimed by the local press. "Twisted Repairs" can be considered the "Evil Twin-Brother" of "Twisted Despairs". A variation of the artist's work is being performed in Twisted Repairs. <mask>d wanted to make "Twisted Despairs" sound like the original album would have been made in a far away future.It leaves the paths of abstract Drum'n'Bass behind, while serving a wild and eclectical mix of electronic genres, heavily covered under a lot of DSP-Processing and hundreds of layers of effects and filters. Coagula is an image synthesizer programmed by Rasmus Ekman. <mask>mid's debut album "Twisted Repairs" was five years ago. "Second Wind Phenomenon" is a mature musical oeuvre that combines elements of Soundtrack, Science-Fiction, Psychedelia, IDM, Drill'n'Bass and Radioplays. Being a concept-album, inspired a lot by the way bands like Godley & Creme and The Legendary Pink Dots produced their albums, it is very diverse and eclectic. The limits of what can be done in modern music-production are defined by the production. It has a lot of unusual vocal production.Along with the participants are the names of Holger Czukay, Coloma, twila.too, and Carla Subito. The XviD version of "Angst" is contained in the CD Extra-Zone of the CD-version. The pop-art look in Yellow Submarine was inspired by the idea of the album-artwork. Interviews for Magix Magazine and the German Keyboards Magazine, as well as an interview with Damian B, can be found here.

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title: Charles Lathrop Parsons

texts: The American chemist <mask> was born on March 23, 1867 in New Marlboro, Massachusetts. He was a professor at the University of New Hampshire for twenty years and a chemist and mineralogist at the U.S. Bureau of Mines. After serving as executive secretary of the American Chemical Society for nearly forty years, he became known as "Mr. ACS" and influenced the formation of the association. On March 23, 1867 in New Marlboro, Massachusetts, <mask> was born to Benjamin Franklin and Leonora. They moved to Georgia when he was ten. In 1885, he graduated from Cushing Academy. He received his bachelor's degree from Cornell University in 1888.He was an undergrad at Cornell when he married Alice Douglas Robertson. They had five children, four daughters and a son. He became an instructor of chemistry at the New Hampshire Land Grant College in 1889. He was promoted to associate professor of chemistry in 1890. He became a professor of general and analytical chemistry in 1891. During New Hampshire College's move to Durham, New Hampshire in 1893, he oversaw the transition of the chemistry department. He was the head of the department of chemistry from 1909 to 1911.The research dealt with minerals, ores and radioactive materials. He was a co-author of Mineralogy, Crystallography and Blowpipe Analysis. The chemistry and literature of beryllium was written by him. He won a medal for his work on beryllium. He published a book about the capture of Fort William and Mary in 1903, as well as researching the history of the American Revolution. The chief mineral chemist at the U.S. Bureau of Mines was Parsons. The National radium Institute was formed in 1913 to study the extraction of radium from carnotite ores, rather than exporting the raw material and imports.radium can be used to treat cancer. The War Department had a chief engineer in 1916. He was sent to Europe to study nitrogen fixation and ammonia oxidation, which were important for the production of explosives. After the end of the war, four factories were built. He arranged for a census of American chemists. When the United States entered the war in April 1917, selected chemists were released from military service to carry out research on projects considered important to the war effort. The US Army has a chemical warfare service.After the end of the war, <mask> left the Bureau of Mines. At the 1893 World Congress of Chemists in Chicago, he became a member of the American Chemical Society. William A. Noyes was secretary of the American Chemical Society from 1907 to 1919. In charge of its day-to-day operations were the executive secretary and the chief administrative officer. He retired after the end of World War II. The new structure for the ACS was established by the two men. He helped transform the New York State Corporation into a national organization.He was involved in the creation of a number of divisions, beginning with Industrial Chemists and Chemical Engineers. He expanded the association's membership and publications. The roster grew from 3000 to 40,000 under his leadership. There were eight journals published by the society. The budget went from several thousand dollars to 1.5 million dollars. From 1904 to 1908, he was secretary of Section C of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He was the vice president for America of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry from 1919 to 1922.The University of Maine awarded a Doctor of Science degree to <mask> in 1911. He received a doctorate from the University of Pittsburgh in 1915. He received a Doctor of Science degree from the University of New Hampshire in 1944. He received a number of international honors as a result of his work. He was an officer of the French Legion of Honour in 1922. He was named cavalier of the Order of the Crown of Italy. He was a life member of the Société chimique de France.He became a member of the Society of Chemical Industry of Great Britain in 1931. At a national level, he received American awards. The highest honor given by the American Chemical Society was the Priestley Medal. He was a member of the American Institute of Chemists and the Chemists' Club in New York. The award was first presented to him in 1952 and is named after him. The award is for public service in the field of chemistry. The University of New Hampshire and Cornell University have alumni who worked for the Bureau of Mines.

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title: Yeom Seungsuk

texts: He is a South Korean novelist. Since 2005, she has published literary works as a novelist and literary critic. She received an accolade for the New Writers' Award for her piece in 2005. She has made more stories since then, most notably Chaplin, Nowhere Man and Let's Not Be Here. Desperate realities facing ordinary people in contemporary society and the issue of lost identity are dealt with in her novels. <mask> was born in 1982 in South Korea. She would read an anthology of Korean contemporary stories when she was a child.She studied creative writing in college to become a novelist. She used to write literary pieces as if she were a Korean writer during her college years. She used to carry a Korean dictionary with her and memorise words as if she were studying a foreign language, or sometimes she would invent her own words. Before her formal literary debut, Yeom had already won several literary awards from her own college, which made her professors call her yeomjak. She got her PhD in the Department of Korean Language and Literature after graduating with a degree in literature. Yeom made her literary debut in 2005 with a short story called Baemkkoriwangjwi, followed by an anthology of stories called Chaplin, Nowhere Man and Some Countries are Just Too Big, as well as a novel called Some Countries are Just Too Big. She did several other stort stories for collaborative collections.Let's Not Be Here was her second novel and she resumed her writing career. In the year of 2017, she began her career as a literary critic. She came to write literary criticisms because she asked herself questions as a reader and continued to read works of other authors. Her debut work No Future and the Speed of an Excavator: Criticism on Time of a City by Park Sol-moe received positive critical reviews for its firm critical consciousness of and serious interest in issues facing younger generations of Koreans who cannot expect a stable future. Outside of the literary world of writing novels and criticisms, Yeom has been engaged in other activities. She received a master's degree for her study on post-Korean War writings of author Han Moo-sook. She has been hosting a show called Table Talk by Novelists.She launched the show because she wanted to communicate with aspiring writers and readers about novel writing, as she previously had many concerns about how to write a novel before becoming an author herself. Kim Gyeong-yeon described <mask>'s writing style as mixing fantasy and reality. Kim wrote, "<mask>'s novels are characterized by fanciful narratives that unfold situations that are impossible in ordinary realities." Her novels are not that far away from reality. Fantasy and reality coexist without being uncomfortable. Kim points out that the author asks fundamental questions about human existence, such as "Who am I?", "Do I really exist here and now?", and "How can I prove this?" It will be the fact that we cannot be certain about any truth if her novels contain any truth.Readers come to ask themselves what kind of world they live in when they read her stories that are amalgamations of fantasy and reality. The characters in the film are all nobodies. They work as a public servant at a city hall, as a real estate agent, and as a physical therapist. repetitive daily routines lead to an oppression. They come across a big rat with the tail of a snake, which chases human tailbones, their teeth are replaced by the bones of an iguanodon, and a plague which paralyzes one's body. They have an opportunity to restore identities that were lost in familiar daily routines. In Nowhere Man, accidents such as the disappearance of a person and the outbreak of an epidemic are common.The realities facing characters in this novel are more realistic than in Chaplin. A bankrupt debtor, an irregular worker, and a person removed from the resident registration are some of the people excluded from social safety nets. The moral issues of truth and lies, the good and the evil are more important than survival for these characters. A sense of crisis felt by these individuals on the verge of a devastating end can spread to an ever-increasing number of people. According to Jeong Ju-a, the invisible crisis looming from each individual's daily life and inner self is a common phenomenon occurring throughout the entire society. A critical consciousness of issues in ordinary people's lives later leads to her satirical novels. She created a bingo world consisting of too big a world and too small humans.In Bingo World, a large construction firm manages the lives of people. The 2012 NIS public opinion manipulation scandal is an example of a controversial Korean political incident. The literary devices satirize the social conditions of this age that constantly shake one's individual identity according to one notable anonymous reviewer. Adults who don't work turn into hams in Let's Not Be Here. Television news reports on "today's ham" as if it were a weather forecast, with subtitles detailing the information on unidentified hams. Fearing that they can turn into hams, then dried, twisted and crushed, people are unable to quit their labor even though they experience unfair treatment. They desperately continue their labor as if avoiding becoming a ham was their life's goal.Yeom contemplates on what it means for a human to make money and sustain their living in this capitalist society while asking how humans should exist in this world that defies any predictions on the future. There are themed short story collections, co-written works, and other collections for children. Ji-hui. "A Crown Who Returned from the Moon: Chaepeullin, chaepeullin" is in the summer issue. There is a park in In-seong. The winter issue of Munhakdongne was titled "An Unborn Human: Criticism on Yeom Seungsuk." Cheol-hui, Jeon."Dampened Daydream: And the Remaining Things by <mask> Seungsuk" is in the Spring Issue. South Korean writers were born in 1982.

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title: Jorge Oñate

texts: One of the most renowned of the vallenato musical genre was the singer and composer,<mask>z. Since the beginning of his career in 1968, he had achieved 25 gold discs, 7 Platinum discs and 6 double Platinum for his sales. He was deputising for Alfredo Cuello Dvila, representing the department of Cesar, when he entered politics. Oate was known for having a great talent for singing vallenatos and grew up in the small town of La Paz close to Valledupar. He was a football player. Oate started his career as a vallenato singer after being hired by a local group called "Los Guatapuri". An album was released by the group.He and the Hermanos Lopez vallenato group released an album in 1969 as lead singer. Oate's second album with the Hermanos Lopez was released in 1970 while he also recorded an album with the accordion player. The album El Jardincito was recorded in 1971 by Oate and Lopez. The album was released in 1972 The album Las Bodas de Plata was released in 1973. The first album, Fuera de Concurso, was recorded in 1974. The second one was calledRosa Jardinera.One of the youngest accordionists in the country, Christian Camilo Pea, is only 21 years old and has already achieved a crown of king. They recorded three albums together. The Latin Recording Academy presented Oate with a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010. Oate was the youngest of three siblings and was the son of Daniel Gonzalez and Delfina Oate. He married Nancy and had three children with her. He had another son from an extramarital relationship with a woman. The death of Oate occurred one month short of his 72nd birthday.Festival Vallenato Los Guatapuri feat. Oate is a person. 1969 is lo ltimo en Vallenatos! Los Hermanos Lopez Oate is a person. Diosa Divina Los Hermanos Lopez was recorded in 1970. Oate is a person.Conmigo es el Baile <mask>. A player on the accordion. El Jardincito Los Hermanos Lopez was written in 1971. Oate is a person. Los Hermanos Lopez feat. Oate is a person. Los Hermanos Lopez feat. El Cantor de Fonseca.Oate is a person. Los Hermanos Lopez feat. Las Bodas de Plata Oate is a person. Fuera de Concurso Los Hermanos Lopez was written in 1974. Oate is a person. Los Hermanos Lopez feat.Rosa Jardinera. Oate is a person.Canto a Mi Tierra Los Hermanos Lopez was written in 1975. Oate is a person. La Parranda y la Mujer Emiliano Zuleta was written in 1975. <mask> Oate. Colacho is an accordion player. Campesino <mask> Oate feat.Colacho is an accordion player. nicos Oate feat. Colacho is an accordion player. SilencioJorge Oate feat. Colacho is an accordion player. <mask> feat. Colacho is an accordion player.<mask> was a part of the 1978 edition of El Cambio de Mi Vida. There is an accordion player. <mask> feat. Siempre Unidos. There is an accordion player. Noche de Estrellas is a song by <mask>. There is an accordion player. In 1981 there was a performance by <mask>.Juancho Rois is an accordion player. Paisaje de SolJorge Oate feat. Juancho Rois is an accordion player. 13 AniversarioJorge Oate feat. Juancho Rois is an accordion player. El Cantante Jorge Oate was written in 1983. Juancho Rois is an accordion player.Canto y TradicinJorge Oate feat. Juancho Rois is an accordion player. El Cario de Mi Pueblo was written in 1985. Juancho Rois is an accordion player. In 1986 there was a feat by IreneJorge Oate. An accordion player. El Jilguero was written by <mask>.An accordion player. GalaJorge Oate feat. El Folclor se viste. An accordion player. <mask> feat. Palabras de Amor An accordion player. El Ms Fuerte Jorge Oate was written in 1990. An accordion player.Mi Mejor MomentoJorge Oate feat. An accordion player. Bailando AsJorge <mask> Oate. An accordion player. 1993 - El Vallenato de SiempreJorge Oate feat.An accordion player. Nac Para Cantar Jorge Oate was written in 1996. An accordion player. El de Todos Los Tiempos was written in 1997. Cocha is an accordion player. In 1998 Es UniversalJorge Oate feat. Cocha is an accordion player.CancionesJorge Oate feat. El Poder de mis 1999 Cocha is an accordion player. Llévame Contigo <mask>ate feat. Cocha is an accordion player. El InvencibleJorge Oate feat. There is an accordion player. In 2003 there was aJorge Oate album.Seguiré TriunfandoJorge Oate feat. Pea is an accordion player. <mask> feat. Vivo cantando. Pea is an accordion player. Mi Mejor RegaloJorge Oate feat. Pea is an accordion player. There was a 40 Aos de Parranda in 2008.Pea is an accordion player. In 2009, Te Dedico Mis Triunfos. "La Aplanadora". A man by the name of <mask>. Pea is an accordion player. The year 2012 is El Chacho de la Pelicula. A man by the name of <mask>.Fernando Rangel Molina is an accordion player. A man by the name of <mask>. The year 2016 is Patrimonio Cultural. A man by the name of <mask>. There are External links to University of Colombia alumni.

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title: Gotthilf Weisstein

texts: <mask> was a German journalist, writer and bibliophile. Wolff was a journalist, book collector and antiquarian. <mask> was a merchant's son. Salomon Neumann was his uncle. He studied classical philology, Sanskrit and philosophy at Berlin's Humbold Univerity after attending the French Royal Grammar School in Berlin. When he failed to get a PhD, <mask> became a journalist. He was employed as a permanent staff member of the Berliner Tageblatt and the Tribune from 1884 to 1886.He wrote many reviews, essays and feature articles for the National-Zeitung. He was a founding member of the society of bibliophiles. He made a lot of contributions to researching the history of German literature and theatre. He loved old Berlin and wrote about it in a number of feature articles. <mask> had a large private collection of over 10,000 volumes and was a collector and tracker of lost rare books. The library was catalogued by his brother. The two volumes of the catalogue were published in 1913 and had 9124 entries.There are rare prints of the literature in the Classical and romantic eras in the catalogue, as well as a practical guide for the history of German theatre. The State Library in Berlin took the library in 1923. There was an extensive collection of manuscripts, letters and portraits. <mask> was the son of a merchant. Salomon Neumann was his uncle. He attended Grtzmacher's pre-school at Hausvogteiplatz and then the Franzsisches Gymnasium Berlin. He studied philology, sanskrit and philosophy at German Studies in Berlin.The project seems to have failed. <mask> decided to become a journalist instead of pursuing an academic career. He was employed as a permanent contributor to the Berliner Tageblatt and the Tribne from 1884 to 1887, alongside Oscar Blumenthal Feuilleton. He devoted some time to his German studies. He wrote many essays and reviews for the National-Zeitung. Fedor von Zobeltitz was one of the founding members of the in Weimar in 1899. He made significant contributions to research in literary history.Berlin history and theatre history were special fields for him. An account of the effectiveness of the Berlin theatre director Dbbelin was one of the planned works that did not come to fruition. Fedor von Zobeltitz writes that he drew "even the short lived, the ephemeral and the ephemeral into his domain" as a bibliographically educated collector. "<mask> was a tracker of lost rarities with true explorer instincts, such as I found later in Schddekopf". Hans Lindau, a son of Weis, looked after the library after his brother gave it a bequest in 1923. The books were provided with a bookplate. After Herman's death in 1924, his widow Margarethe <mask> had the books sold by the antiquarian bookseller Martin Breslauer.A small part of the collection was bought back by the State Library, and another 700 books on theatre history were purchased by the Clara Ziegler Foundation. Copies from <mask>'s library can be found in the antiquarian book trade. The catalogue was published in two volumes. It is still an informative reference work for prints on German theatre history and for rare prints of the classical and romantic literary periods. <mask>'s manuscripts and letters are lost. Individual items, such as postcards to <mask>, are offered in the autograph trade. <mask> died in Berlin at the age of 55.He was buried in the cemetery. Many were delighted by your spirit and always cheerful speech on his grave. You will be forgotten by everyone who knew you. Paul Lindau was worked with by Richard Nathanson. Eine Charakteristik. The city of Berlin was founded in 1875. Maler Mller's Lebens ist berge.Mosse was in Berlin in 1884. Carl Philipp Moritz. Ein Lebensgeschichte ist berge. Harrwitz was born in Berlin in 1899. Karl Frenzel was zum goldenen Doktorjubilum am 19 February 1903. Berlin 1903, Nationalzeitung. Louis Drucker's humoristischer Nachla was vergngten.There is a new edition of Vol. 3, ). Neu herausgegeben, zum biographisch-kritischen Notizen versehen. Frensdorff was in Berlin in 1906. There is a person named Meininger. E. Meyer was in Berlin in 1906. Bibliothek Weisstein.The Bcher des verstorbenen Bibliophilen ist. There are 2 volumes. Fedor von Zobeltitz was the author. Im Kniglichen Baurats Hermann <mask> ist die Gesellschaft der philen. Drugulin was published in 1913. Heitere Episoden aus der Geschichte des Theaterzettels. There is a new edition of Vol.There are more than one 3). Guthilf <mask> ist lteren Quellen und eigenen Sammlungen. Bargfeld 2007, Luttertaler Hndedruck. Berichte aus der Bcherwelt. There is a new edition of Vol. 11). It was published by Goerdten.Bargfeld 2007, Luttertaler Hndedruck. The Berlinische Denkwrdigkeiten is located in Alt-Berlin. There is a new edition of Vol. 2. It was published by Goerdten. Bargfeld 2007, Luttertaler Hndedruck. Don Carlos is the Infanterist von Spanien.Von Silvius Landsberger. Frensdorff was in Berlin in 1905. There are references to Ulrich Goerdten: Bibliographie Gotthilf Weisstein. Aisthesis Verlag is in Bielefeld. There are external links to Bcher von und ber Weisstein in Berlin. Weisstein pp. "Geschichte der Zauberpossen" is a Weisstein-Text.

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title: Giorgio Cavaglieri

texts: <mask> was a leading figure in the historic preservationist movement in New York City. The Jefferson Market Library was restored by him in the 1960s. One of the first architects to specialize in historic preservation was <mask>. He used the term adaptive reuse to describe his design philosophy, which balanced an appreciation of historical styles with a bold modernity and an eye toward transformation. The views were inspired by his native Italy, where ancient cities like Rome are characterized by an architectural mélange of old and new styles. <mask> was born in Venice to a wealthy Jewish family. He graduated with honors from the Politecnico di Milano after studying engineering and architecture.His father, an executive with the insurance company Assicurazioni Generali, died soon after he left school and <mask> followed in his footsteps by becoming the in-house architect for the company. During the Second Italo- Ethiopian War, <mask> was drafted into the Italian Air Force and designed airfields in Libya for the Italian government. He fled to the United States in 1939 after the Fascist regime seized his assets. After moving to Baltimore, Cavaglieri met and married the woman who would become his wife. During World War II, he was put to work testing bridges and adapting captured German barracks for use by Allied forces. The Bronze Star was given to him for his architectural contributions. After World War II, <mask> worked for Rosario Candela and formed his own firm with help from the G.I.Bill. He was recognized for his redesign of the Fisk Building's facade and lobby. He replaced old-fashioned bronze screens with a glass entry and left the lobby intact and on view to the street, which was praised in The New Yorker. His first big project of this type was converting two Midtown buildings into union halls. He was involved with the historical preservationist movement in New York City. He was the President of the Municipal Art Society from 1963 to 1965. He was involved in the unsuccessful battle to save Penn Station, advocated for the preservation of Grand Central Terminal and the Morgan House on Madison Avenue, and wrote letters on behalf of preservationist causes to the editor of the New York Times.The Grand Central incoming trains room, the Chapel of the Good Shepard and the James Blackwell Farmhouse on Roosevelt Island, and the New York University Grey Art Gallery are some of the preservation and restoration projects done by Cavaglieri. He and Warren Gran worked on the expansion and restoration of the Pratt Institute Library. The renovation of the 107th St. Pier was designed by Joseph Sultan. The New York Public Library system employed Cavaglieri. The buildings for the Spuyten Duyvil branches were designed by him. He oversaw the restoration of the periodical room at the NYPL main branch, as well as the construction of the mid-Manhattan branch inside a former department store. Cavaglieri was brought in to convert the building into a new branch of the New York Public Library after a grassroots movement saved it from being sold and potentially demolished.The restoration project incorporated modern facilities like air conditioning, fluorescent lighting, and elevators into the Victorian-era building. The addition of a catwalk above the main reading room was one of the ways he balanced the reproduction of the building's historic doors and stained glass windows. He believed that the best way to highlight the original stained glass was through contrast, so he chose to alternate historic stained glass windows with contemporary transparent once. The Alexander Saeltzer-designed Astor Library was saved from demolition thanks to the efforts of the Public Theater Cavaglieri. The Public Theater was to be restored and converted to house the New York Shakespeare Festival under the direction of Joe Papp. He was recommended for the job by Huxtable, who praised his work on the Jefferson Market Library. The Public Theater was one of the first historic buildings to be renovated.The original plan to build a 1,200 seat central theater in the old building had to be changed to accommodate two 229 seat theaters. The Anspacher, the main theater, was built in the library's reading room. The design incorporated original architectural details, like Corinthian columns, into a very up-to-date design. The second theater was built in the former basement and ground floor. The Delacorte Theater in Central Park was restored under the auspices of the Public Theater. During his lifetime, <mask> served as chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Institute of Architectural Education and president of the New York-area chapter of the American Institute of Architects. He became a full member of the National Academy of Design in 1984.He was the President of the Fine Arts Federation from 1972 to 1974. The Lucy G. Moses Preservation Leadership Award was given to Cavaglieri in 2002. He retired from his architectural practice and preservation advocacy at the age of 93, but continued to work in the same studio until his death. The High Line's transformation into an elevated park can be seen in his legacy of mixing contemporary style with careful preservation. The Department of Drawings and Archives at Columbia University holds the architectural drawings and professional papers of Cavaglieri. There are External links to <mask>eri architectural records and papers. The Jefferson Market Branch Library has the Sourcebook of American Architecture, which contains the births and deaths of 20th-century Italian Jews and American architects.

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