title: Juanita Stein

texts: In Howling Bells, <mask> is the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist. She has twin brothers. There is a guitarist in Howling Bells. <mask> was born in Australia and moved to Australia's largest city at an early age. <mask> was a stage and television actress and her father was a musician. <mask> studied Theatre Performance and an electronic music course at the university in the city where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in literature. She contributed vocals to one of her father's songs when she was five years old.She said that the experience shaped her life as she later said; "From then on, innately I knew that's what I would do." When she was a child, she would sit in her room and listen to the Beatles until three in the morning. This was when she was young. I would hear her voice at night. Bob Marley's Buffalo Soldier was the first song she heard when she was a child. She said that she remembers connecting with that song at a very young age. It was a great moment.I remember that song sounded different to everyone else on the radio. Her early favourite artists were Jimi Hendrix and Portishead. Her parents were cool and she didn't have a lot to rebel against. I couldn't rebel because Dad told me about his drug use. A kind of folk music, in duets and trios, was written and played by Waikiki's <mask> <mask>. At one point she wanted to stop playing other people's music, so she and her husband formed Waikiki after a brief stint in a group called Dirty Boots. She said, "We'd been playing in different formats for a while, and that was when I felt like it was possible for me to play music with a bunch of people."He's a great guitarist. I feel very lucky to work with him. They advertised for a drummer. The band is looking for a drummer. Our influences are the Beatles. The siblings released a five-track EP in 2000. She played bass and sang lead vocals on the four-track project.Jimmy Brandon, a second guitarist, joined the trio and released an album, I'm Already Home, in 2002. Brandon left the band in 2003 and was replaced by Brendan Picchio. Howling Bells was formed in 2004 and has released four albums: Howling Bells, Radio Wars, The Loudest Engine and Heartstrings. The relocation and name change was part of a musical progression, said <mask>. I wrote some of the songs when I was 16. It was time to move on. If that makes sense, you might leave school at some point.I felt like I had grown up a bit. The music I was listening to and the music I was writing behind closed doors was vastly different from what I was singing at the time and I just felt like it was time to take a bit of a risk and make something different. When asked if she considers London her home, she replied; "Sydney is our sentimental home, it's where we grew up, had our first kiss, first cigarette, first band." London is like our musical birthplace. It inspired art in a way no other city has. She likes coming back to Australia. It's warm and comforting.It's nice to come back to a place that's sunny and friendly and your friends and family are all there. Many other artists and films have inspired <mask>'s writing. She said, "I have a lot of crazy dreams, that's part of who I am." Films and the visual realm are important to me and they have inspired a lot of my music. <mask> has a lot of musical influences, including Kate Bush, Air, and The Slits. She cites a number of films as her inspiration. She gave birth to a daughter, Daisy Jean, in September of 2012.<mask> began recording a solo album in Los Angeles in June of 2015. She supported The White Buffalo in July of 2016 in the UK. After releasing her first solo album, "America", she immediately began work on her second solo album, "until the lights fade", which was released on August 31. The sexy woman in rock was voted by Gigwise. She was included in the top ten of the "Top Women of 2009" list. Several other artists have collaborated with <mask>. "Black and Blue" and "I Want To Kill A Rich Man" are two songs she sang for Australian group The Givegoods.She performed a duet with her brother Ari on a song called "LA To San Fran" on Ari's website. On father Peter's album Tear It Down: "What Would It Take?", she performed backing vocals. "Still Waters" She contributed vocals to The Sleepy Jackson's 2006 album, One Was A Spider, One Was A Bird. She contributed backing vocals to the song "Stay Young" on Steve Smyth's debut album Release, as well as performing a duet with him on stage at The Days of Decadence in London. "Up With the Birds" is on the fifth studio album Mylo Xyloto. She backed up her vocals on the track "Angel Tears" on the album Cold Coffee.A new London band named Albert Albert was formed by a former Kaiser Chiefs drummer. <mask> played with Brandon Flowers of The Killers at the World Economic Forum. <mask> opened the keynote session at the World Tour in Chicago in April of 2015. Women rock singers 1977 births 21st-century Australian women singers

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title: Alfie Kohn

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texts: An American author and lecturer in the areas of education, parenting, and human behavior is named <mask>. He has critiqued many aspects of parenting, managing, and American society from the perspective of social science research. Kohn's challenges to widely accepted theories and practices have made him a controversial figure, particularly with behaviorists, conservatives, and those who defend the practices he calls into question, such as the use of competition, incentive programs, conventional discipline, standardized testing, grades, homework, and traditional The person was born in Miami Beach, Florida. He earned a degree. He received his degree from Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island in 1979. The University of Chicago had a social sciences program.He lives in the Boston area and works as an independent scholar, writing books about research in the areas of education, parenting, and human behavior. The works of John Dewey and Jean Piaget influenced Views Education's ideas on education. In a constructivist account of learning, the learner is seen as actively making meaning, rather than absorbing information, and he argues that knowledge should be taught in a context and for a purpose. He wrote that learning should be organized around problems, projects, and questions, rather than lists of facts, skills, and separate disciplines. Students should have an active voice in the classroom with the ability to have a meaningful impact on the curriculum, structure of the room, and any necessary discipline measures. He has been critical of traditional schools. In his opinion, classroom management and discipline focus more on eliciting compliance than on helping students become caring, responsible problem-solvers.The effects of the test-driven "accountability" movement on low-income and minority students have been denounced by him. <mask> has been critical of the place homework holds in the American classroom, noting that research does not support claims of any benefit from homework, academically or otherwise. In his first book, he devoted two chapters to the topic of raising children. He discusses the need for parents to keep in mind their long-term goals for their children, such as helping them grow into responsible and caring people, rather than on short-term goals. "What do kids need, and how do we meet those needs?" is the key question, he argues. "Five Reasons to Stop saying 'Good Job!'" is one of the most popular articles. Children are taught to do things in order to get praise rather than do the things because it is right to do so.He expanded his critique to suggest that positive reinforcement, like certain forms of punishment, are forms ofconditional parenting, in which love is made contingent on pleasing or obeying the parent. The Myth of the Spoiled Child addresses common assumptions about "overindulged" kids, "helicopter" parents, self-esteem, and self-discipline, and it criticizes what he calls "the deeply conservative ideology" behind complaints that children. Competition and "pop behaviorism" are addressed in the books No Contest and Punished by Rewards. Both books were endorsed by the late W. Edwards Deming, who was known for inspiring the quality improvement movement in organizations. During the 1990s, he spoke at conferences and individual corporations on management, and his work was debated in a number of publications. Fourteen books have been published by Works Kohn. Issues in education include homework, standardized testing, grades, teaching styles, and two on parenting.Human nature, competition, and motivation. Two dozen languages have been translated into his books. The Brighter Side of Human Nature: Altruism and Empathy in Everyday Life is a book. The Homework Myth: Why Our Kids Get Too Much of a Bad Thing has been published. Better learning can be achieved with no grades or homework. There have been articles written for academic journals. He has contributed to a number of publications, including The Atlantic, The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, and Parents.George Orwell Award for distinguished contribution to honesty and clarity in public language, 2000 for The Schools Our Children Deserve National-Louis University Ferguson Award for distinguished contribution to early childhood education, 2002 American Psychological Association's.

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title: Karim Rekik

texts: <mask> is a Dutch professional footballer who plays for Spanish club Sevilla. <mask> was born in the Netherlands. His father is from Tunisia and his mother is from the Netherlands. He has a younger brother who is a professional footballer. <mask> joined Scheveningen in 1999 and stayed there for nine years. Manchester City made an approach for Rekik in March of 2011. The approach was controversial, as the club took the case matter to the Dutch FA, as a result of the club losing their youngsters to premier league clubs.The club was considering taking legal action against Rekik's agent, Sren Lerby. The case was dismissed. <mask> made his debut for the first team in the Dublin Super Cup in pre-season after signing for Manchester City. He made his first team debut for Manchester City in the third round of the League Cup, coming on as a substitute for Wayne Bridge in the last 12 minutes of the game. He became the youngest overseas player to play in a senior game for City at the age of 16. In the fourth round of the competition, he made a 73rd-minute substitute appearance in place of Luca Scapuzzi. At the end of the 2011–12 season, <mask> returned to Manchester City.On December 5, 2012 it was announced that <mask> had signed a long term contract. He started in the 1–0 win at home to Reading on December 22, 2012 and was replaced by James Milner in the 84th minute. <mask>'s challenge on Jay Tabb was not given a penalty by referee Mike Dean. The Community Shield was played at Wembley Stadium on August 10, 2014, and <mask> was an unused substitute. Michael Appleton was to take Scapuzzi and Rekik on a month's loan at Pompey in the Football League Championship. He made his debut for Pompey in a 2–0 win against Hull City. <mask>'s first senior league appearance was in club football.<mask> became a regular starter as Pompey battled to stay in the league. As the league came to an end, he was an ever-present figure in the Pompey defence. At the end of the season, Pompey were demoted. On February 15, it was announced that <mask> would join the team in the Championship until the end of the season. The move brought him back to Appleton. <mask> made his debut as a left-midfielder in a 2–0 loss against Hull City. Rekik made five appearances for the club.On July 8, it was announced that <mask> would join PSV Eindhoven on a loan. In the first leg of the third round of the Champions League, <mask> made his debut for PSV in a 2–0 win over Zulte Waregem. <mask> made his league debut in the opening game of the season. PSV were knocked out of the play-off by Milan. <mask> was injured while on international duty. Rekik would be out for four weeks and would need to have surgery. He was out for four weeks after the surgery.In a 1–1 draw against PEC Zwolle, Rekik returned to the first team after two months on the sidelines. He scored his first Eredivisie goal for PSV in a 2–6 home defeat to Vitesse. Rekik captained two games in the absence of Georginio Wijnaldum. Rekik made twenty-five appearances for PSV, becoming a regular starter. <mask> would like to return to PSV for the second time next season, though he could return to Manchester City. Rekik wouldn't return to Manchester City if he wasn't given first team chances. <mask> was linked with a move to Marseille as his loan spell with PSV came to an end.Rekik returned to PSV until the end of the season. Rekik's first game after signing for the club on a loan for the second time was a 6–1 win over NAC Breda. Rekik scored his second goal for PSV in a 2–1 win over Heracles. <mask>, who made his second debut for PSV, was in the first team for straight matches until he was injured in a match against AZ Alkmaar on February 13, 2015. Rekik returned to the first team on March 22, 2015, in a 2–1 loss against Feyernood. Rekik helped PSV win their first league since 2008. Rekik talked about the club winning the league.<mask> established himself in the first team with twenty-nine appearances and formed a strong central-defense partnership with Jeffrey Bruma. PSV wanted to sign Rekik for the third time. After Rekik made it clear that he wanted to play in a bigger league than the Eredivisie, PSV decided not to sign him. <mask> joined Marseille for an undisclosed fee after making just two appearances for Manchester City. The player and Lucas Ocampos were unveiled on July 2, 2015, after the move was confirmed. Rekik scored his first goal in a 1–1 draw with Lyon. He signed for Hertha BSC for a reported fee of  2.5 million as a long term replacement for John Anthony Brooks.<mask> signed for Spanish club Sevilla FC on October 5, 2020. <mask> made his Netherlands U17 debut in a 0–0 draw against Italy U17. <mask> scored the opening goal in the Netherlands U17's 2–0 win over Germany U17 in the opening game of the season. The Netherlands U17 beat Germany U17 in the final. <mask> made his Netherlands U19 debut in a 3–0 win over Moldova in October 2011. In his first game as captain, Rekik led the Netherlands to a 2–0 win over Norway. In his eleven appearances, <mask> captained five times.<mask> was called up for two matches in the World Cup Qualifying but never used. <mask> made his debut for the Netherlands in a 2–0 loss to France. He was included in the manager's 30-man squad for the World Cup. <mask> was left out of the final squad, which was announced on May 31st. 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title: Salima Sultan Begum

texts: The third wife and one of the three chief consorts of the Mughal Emperor Akbar was the granddaughter of Babur. The Viceroy of Kannauj was the husband of the daughter of Akbar's paternal aunt. Bairam Khan was betrothed to her maternal uncle. The bride was a reward for Bairam's services. After Akbar succeeded Humayun as the third Mughal emperor, the couple were married in 1557. Bairam Khan was assassinated by a band of Afghans in 1561 and this brief union did not produce any children. <mask> married her first cousin, Akbar, after his death.She was childless in both of her marriages, but she raised the second son of Akbar for the first few years. The wife of Akbar had a lot of influence over her husband and son. Henry Beveridge stated that she was in charge of the Muslim harem. During her husband's reign as well as his successor's, she wielded major political influence. She wrote under the name Makhfi and pleaded with Akbar for Jahangir's forgiveness. She was known as the (Khadija-uz-Zamani) for her wisdom. The Viceroy of Kannauj was the daughter of a Mughal princess and her husband.She was related to <mask> Sa'id Mirza of the Timurid Empire through his son, <mask> Mirza, who was the grandson of the illustrious Naqshbandi Khwajas. The daughter of the first Mughal emperor was Salima's mother. There is a dispute over the identity of the mother. The existence of such a woman is questionable because her mother's name is not mentioned in the Baburnama or the Humayun-nama. She may have been the daughter of Dildar Begum, who may have been the same woman. If she was Dildar's daughter, she was also a half-sister of the second Mughal emperor, Humayun. Akbar's first wife and one of the chief consorts of Akbar was a half-cousin of Salima.Four months after giving birth to her daughter, the beauty and accomplishments in the imperial household died. A highly educated and accomplished woman, <mask> has often been described as extremely talented and tactful. She was a renowned poet of her time and was proficient in Persian. Her step great-great-granddaughter, the gifted poetess, Princess Zeb-un-Nissa, adopted the pseudonym of Makhfi. <mask> was fond of reading and was a passionate lover of books. She was able to use Akbar's library as well as her own. The author of Ma'asir al-umara quotes one of her famous couplets: Akbar's court historian, Bada'uni.According to the passage, an order was issued that my allowance should be stopped and that they should demand it because of the book that had disappeared from the library. He says that Abu'l Fazl didn't lay his refutation before the Emperor, and that he doesn't know what he did with the book. Bairam Khan, who was in his fifties, was married to <mask> <mask> at the age of 18. Bairam acted as Akbar's regent at the time and was the commander-in-chief of the Mughal army. Bairam was promised by his uncle that he would give his niece in marriage to him when India was conquered. The bride was a reward for Bairam's services. He became a member of the imperial family as a result of the marriage.The marriage excited a lot of people at the court. The Blacksheep Turkomans from Bairam Khan's side and the Timur from Salima's side were descended from the same family. Bairam's second wife was the daughter of the first wife and the mother of his son. Bairam Khan and Salima did not have any children. Bairam Khan lost his position in the Empire after being provoked into rebelling against Akbar by conspirators who wanted to ruin him. Akbar put down Khan's rebellion twice. Bairam was stripped of all his privileges and given three options, one of which was to go to Mecca.Bairam Khan decided on the last option. On his way to Mecca, Bairam Khan was attacked by a band of Afghans, led by a man named Mubarak Khan, whose father had been killed fighting against Bairam at the Battle of Machchi. Bairam Khan's camp was also put to plunder and the newly widowed, <mask> <mask>, along with her step-son, Abdul Rahim, reached Ahmedabad after suffering many hardships. Akbar was shocked to hear of his former teacher's death. The imperial escort brought <mask> and Abdul Rahim to the Mughal court with great honor and respect. Akbar married her on 7 May 1561 in order to acknowledge the services offered by her late husband to the Mughal Empire. She was three and a half years older than him.<mask> was Akbar's only other wife and she was a descendant of Emperor Babur. One of the chief consorts was <mask>, a senior-ranking wife of Akbar. Some sources mistakenly identify her as the mother of Akbar's son, because she remained childless throughout her marriage. According to the Jahangirnama, Murad was the son of a royal serving-girl just like his younger half-brother. She kept accounts of her encounters with the Emperor and the state of affairs. One of the most important ladies at the Mughal court was <mask>. In 1575, <mask> traveled to Mecca with her aunt and many other Timurid ladies to perform the Hajj pilgrimage.She was the wife of Akbar. Akbar was discouraged from traveling by Abu'l Fazl. After taking a year to get to the sea, the high-ranking female party left Fatehpur Sikri on 15 October 1575 and set sail for Mecca on 17 October 1576. They spent three and a half years in Arabia before returning to Agra in March 1582. During both the father-son's reigns of the Mughal court, political influence was wielded by <mask>, who was Akbar's stepmother. She helped negotiate a settlement between Akbar and Salim when the father-son's relationship had soured in the early 1600s, paving the way for Salim's accession to the Mughal throne. In 1601, while his father was still alive, Salim Shah assumed the title of "Salim Shah" and set up an independent court in Allahabad.The assassination of Abu'l Fazl was planned and executed by him. The situation became critical and enraged Akbar so much that no one dared to petition for him. In the end, it was the other person who begged for forgiveness. Akbar allowed Salim to present himself before the Emperor. The news of forgiveness was conveyed to the prince by Akbar's stepson. She was accompanied by an elephant, a horse, and a robe of honor. She agreed to go back to Agra with him.The prince was pardoned in 1603 by his step- mother and grandmother. During Jahangir's reign, <mask> once again displayed her political influence by securing a pardon for the powerful Khan-i-Azam. Aziz Koka was a great favorite in the harem because he was a foster brother of Akbar. One of Jahangir's daughters married a son of Jahangir's who revolted against his father in 1606. Jahangir was constrained to go to the female apartment, and on account of the pressure exercised by revered elderly women of Harem, he finally pardoned him. Death <mask> died of an illness in 1613. She was sixty years old at the time of her death in 1613.She had ordered that her body be laid in the Mandarkar Garden in Agra. Jahangir says that she was adorned with all good qualities. This degree of skill and capacity is hard to find in women. She creates a good impression of herself. In the award-winning historical novel The Twentieth Wife, there is a character named <mask> <mask>. The character of <mask> was portrayed in Jodha Akbar. In Sony TV's historical drama Bharat Ka Veer Putra - Maharana Pratap, Riya Deepsi portrayed <mask>.Parvati was the lead in the drama Daastan-E-Mohabbat Salim Anarkali. There are references to <mask>, Gulbadan. The History of Humayun. Ellison Banks wrote about the Royal Asiatic Society. The empress of Mughal India was named Nur Jahan. 1539 births 1613 deaths of wives of Akbar 16th-century Indian women 16th-century Indian people 17th-century Indian people

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title: Joyce Hens Green

texts: <mask> is a Senior United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. President Jimmy Carter nominated <mask> for a seat in 1979. The United States Senate confirmed her on May 10, 1979. She became a senior on July 1, 1995. <mask> graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1949. She received a Juris Doctor from the George Washington University Law School in 1951 after entering the University of Maryland School of Law. She received a Doctor of Laws.In 1994 he received a degree from George Washington University. <mask> was an Associate Judge of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia for over a decade. President Jimmy Carter nominated <mask> to be a United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia in 1979. The United States Senate confirmed her on May 10, 1979. She took senior status on July 1, 1995 and was succeeded by Henry H. Kennedy Jr. <mask> was a member of the United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court from May 1988 until May 1995 and served as its presiding judge from May 1990 until May 1995. <mask> is a member of several professional organizations, including the American Bar Association, the American Judicature Society, the Federal Bar Association, the National Association of Women Judges, and the Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia.She was the President of the Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia from 1962 to 1963. She was the chair of the National Conference of Trial Judges from 1997 to 1998. She is a member of the board of advisors for the George Washington University Law School. <mask> received an American Inns of Court Professionalism Award. She was named Woman Lawyer of the Year by the Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia in 1979 and received a certificate of appreciation from the Chief Justice of the United States in 1995. In 1992, Judge <mask> ruled in favor of the Church of Scientologists in their case against the IRS. On September 1, 1995 <mask> ordered the release of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International's frozen assets.The assets of the company were freed in 1992. <mask> ruled on three challenges to the release of the seized funds. The Christian Coalition decided against the Federal Election Commission. There was an opinion and order filed on August 2, 1999. The Christian Coalition's distribution of voter guides was challenged by the FEC because it was too closely tied to large corporate donors. <mask> supported the FEC in two instances, when the Christian Coalition had broken FEC guidelines in their advocacy of the re-election of Newt Gingrich, and when the Christian Coalition handed over their membership list to Oliver North. The United States Supreme Court ruled in 2004 that there was a right to challenge a person's imprisonment before an impartial tribunal.The coordinating judge was appointed on September 15, 2004. The fundamental Fifth Amendment right not to be deprived of liberty without due process of law was ruled on January 31, 2005, by Judge <mask>. There are notes for Hon. The American Inns of Court Professionalism Award was given to <mask> <mask>. There are links to Judge <mask>'s official bio and the District of Columbia Bar Report.

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title: Francesco Tortoli

texts: The Teatro San Carlo, Teatro del Fondo and Teatro dei Fiorentini were all active in Naples from 1808 to 1824. He created sets for Rossini's La gazzetta, Otello, Armida, Mos in Egitto, and La donna del lago. At the age of 35, <mask> died of cholera in Naples. The nephew and student of Antonio Niccolini, a Tuscan architect who later had a substantial career in Naples, was born in Florence in 1790. The Teatro San Carlo was rebuilt by Niccolini after it burned down in 1816. He worked on the sets for the first performance of Edipo a Colono at the Teatro San Carlo under the direction of Niccolini. Niccolini, at the height of his prestige and over-committed on multiple projects, was getting ready to concede the post of the San Carlo's chief scenographer to <mask> by the time Rossini arrived in Naples.After the San Carlo was destroyed by fire in 1816, opera productions were held in other Neapolitan theatres. The premiere of Rossini's La gazzetta was held in September 1816 and the premiere of Otello was held in December 1816. On January 12, 1817, the newly rebuilt San Carlo was inaugurated and <mask> was one of the scenographers for the performance. By February of that year, when he designed the production of Carlo Saccenti's Aganadeca, <mask> was the scenographer at the San Carlo, a post he would hold until his death, although Niccolini continued to provide overall artistic supervision of the productions there Tortoli had the authority to sign contracts on the theatres' behalf when the impresario was nearing the end of his management. After the success of Donizetti's opera L'ajo nell'imbarazzo in 1824, he signed a contract with Tortoli to adapt the work for Naples as Don Gregorio. After a fire broke out beneath the stage in February 1824, both Barbaja and Tortoli found themselves under suspicion.While it was put out, there was suspicion because Barbaja's management contract was about to run out and there was a loss of revenue. It was thought that the intendant had set the opera house on fire. The head of stage machinery and the theatre's fireworks expert were accused of being part of the plot. The Santa Maria Apparente prison where Tortoli contracted the disease was where Barbaja was placed under house arrest. On the request of Niccolini, he was taken under guard from the prison to the Barbaja's villa on the Neapolitan coast where he died. Two months later, both men were cleared of any wrongdoing. There are references to Teatro San Carlo, Mercadante, and Il servo balordo.Donizetti and his operas. Cambridge University Press. Mauro Bucarelli was born in 1992. Rossini. Bel Canto Bully: The Life of the Legendary Opera Impresario is a book by Philip Eisenbeiss. Haus Publishing is in London. "La scenografia sancarliana all'epoca di Donizetti" was written by Franco and Sergio Ragni.The city of Naples has a name: Elektra. Carlo Ludovico wrote the ed. The year 1969 There are books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on books on Issues 101-108 were published. 1824 deaths of Italian scenic designers and 19th-century Italian painters.

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title: Jean Balukas

texts: <mask> (born June 28, 1959) is an American pool player from Brooklyn, New York, and ranks among the stellar players in the history of the sport. <mask> was the only candidate for greatest female player ever when Allison Fisher began her ascendancy. She is a five-time Billiards Congress of America (BCA) Player of the Year who rebelled against dress codes for women. At 6 years of age, <mask> came to the public's attention at a pool exhibition held at New York City's Grand Central Terminal and later appeared on television, including on CBS's prime time show, I've Got a Secret. She placed 5th in the 1969 U.S. Open straight pool championship when she was 9 years old. Opens. <mask> dominated the women's professional pool during the 1970s and 1980s.<mask> won the U.S. Open seven years in a row from 1972 through 1978, accumulating six world championship titles, had well over 100 professional competition first-place finishes with 38 majors to her name, and had a streak of 16 first-place finishes in women's professional tournaments She quit the sport in 1988 due to a dispute over her conduct in a match at the World Open Nine-ball Championship. <mask> and Frank McGown were the proprietors of the Ovington Lounge in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn, New York. <mask>'s parents bought her a pool table in the cellar of their home when she was 4 years old to keep her brothers out of pool. Balukas said that if she went to the pool hall, she wouldn't play. Girls didn't go in those days. At 5 and 6 years of age, she would practice straight pool to 50 points with her father's encouragement, but she wouldn't participate.She was thought to have been taught how to play the game. <mask> states that many people think he learned the game from Frank McGown when his father didn't play. That is not true. I learned to play pool. McGown held a billiards exhibition at New York City's Grand Central Terminal. He brought the 6-year-old <mask> with him, where she participated in the spectacle. Her appearance on Wonderama in 1966 was a result of the attention she received and her talent.<mask> and her sister Laura appeared on the show I've Got a Secret. Panelists were unsuccessful in guessing that the 7- and 5-year-old sisters were pool enthusiasts. Balukas played in an exhibition match at the Carom Club located at 1697 Broadway in Manhattan. According to her mother, she did her homework and took a nap before the match. Balukas was called the "Little Princess of Pocket Billiards" in advertisements. A reporter present described her as a little girl with honey-blond hair and wearing a short yellow dress and green leotards. She defeated her opponent, the President of the college, to great applause.The final score was 50 to 42. <mask> competed in her first Billiard Congress of America U.S. Open straight pool championship when she was 9 years old. In the next two years. She placed 4th and 3rd in 1970. By that time, she was well known for her appearances on television with celebrities such as Willie Mosconi, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Falk, Hugh Downs and Sonny Fox. She was interviewed on The Mike Douglas Show on January 11, 1977 with Bernadette Peters and David Niven, as well as broadcasts of pool matches. Balukas won the women's division of the U.S. Open Straight Pool Championship and took home a prize of $1,500.<mask> was the youngest winner of the U.S Open. She defeated her opponent in the finals with a score of 75–32 in 44. According to The New York Times, <mask> showed signs of strong title contention as she defeated six opponents with precision shooting and near flawless strategy. At 14, <mask> successfully defended her straight pool U.S. Open title, defeating runner-up Donna Ries, a psychologist from Kansas City, Missouri, with a final score of 75–72 and a high of 26, earning her a $2,000 purse. She defeated Mieko Harada, a housewife from Kyoto, Japan, 75-1 and with a 25-ball high run. <mask> defeated Harada by a final score of 100-99 in the 1974 U.S. Open. <mask> won his third straight U.S. Open title at the age of 15.In the men's division, Joe Balsis defeated Jim Rempe to win the title. <mask> defeated Ries in the U.S. Open semi-finals with a score of 75–15 and then defeated Gail Breedlove 75-19 in the finals to win the $3,000 purse. <mask> won her fifth consecutive U.S. Open title in 1976, defeating Gloria Walker of Cheyney, Pennsylvania 75–46, winning a $1,700 purse. After the discontinuance of the competition in 1978, <mask> went on to win the next two U.S. Open straight pool championships for a total of seven back-to-back wins. Balukas was a good athlete and talented at pool. She was invited to participate in ABC-TV's Superstars for two other years. Championship athletes from one sport competing in sports other than their own specialties, vying for cash prizes totaling $69,000, were part of the event held in Florida.In 1976, when she was a junior in high school, she finished second in tennis and bowling and won 192 points. Anne Henning was the speed skater who won that year. Micki King, a diver, tennis and golf pro, and sprinter Wyomia Tyus were among the competitors. <mask> lost her amateur standing and was banned from high school sports because of her second place finish at Superstars, which resulted in her losing her eligibility for a college athletic scholarship. <mask> has won six times at the World Open Pocket Billiard Championships. She was described as "the 18-year-old genius from Brooklyn" after her first win in that tournament. She beat Walker with a score of 100–57 and earned a $1,000 prize.<mask> has more U.S. Open wins than any other player, male or female. Steve Mizerak has four U.S. Open wins. She averaged a ball over seven U.S. states. She was in a different class than her opponents. <mask> had an average of 3.44 in 1972 while Gloria Walker had an average of 2.37. No other player averaged more than 3 in 1975. <mask> was playing exhibition matches with some of the top male players of the era, including Willie Mosconi and Irving Crane, who were together considered between 1941 and 1956 the "best in the world, flat out". She reprised her role as Willie Mosconi on CBS' "Challenge of the Sexes" in 1975, playing both eight-ball and nine-ball.At 62, Mosconi was well past his prime, but a handicap was still given to the eagle-eyed youngster, allowing her all the breaks and the first shot regardless of whether she made a ball or not. Mosconi lost at both disciplines. She played "Battle of the Sexes" matches with Ray Martin and Steve Mizerak. According to a 1987 interview with reporter Roger Starr of The New York Times, she learned much about pool through such activities, but she also learned that pool stars did not like losing in public, especially not to children, and less to girl children. Young men, including her brothers, shared a feeling of shame over losing to girls. Whenever my brother Paul beat me at pool, he would run through the house shouting "I won, I beat her". I think that was the reason I worked harder at my game.<mask> was the first woman to qualify to play in the men's division of the World Open Pocket Billiards Championship. She would be competing in both the women's and men's divisions of the tournament on August 12 of that year at the Biltmore Hotel located at 43rd Street and Madison Avenue in New York City. At least one televised match between <mask> and Ray Martin was aired on March 25, 1979. The match was billed on the television schedule as part of a "Challenge of the Sexes," alongside similar male-female matches between golfers Nancy Lopez and Andy North and coed participants in a skateboarding challenge match. <mask> competed in the Men's division in the World Open Pocket Billiards championship in New York City in 1980. She was defeated in the second round by Steve Mizerak. 42 men were trailing her in the rankings after she finished 22nd in the tournament.She won the women's division of the tournament with a score of 100–75 and competed in the men's division. Miss <mask>'s triumph was not only expected but routine. She has lost two games to women in the past eight years, but she was a defending champion. <mask> was entered in both the men's and women's divisions. A nine-ball competition. She only competed on the men's side. She trounced the 17th-ranked male player by money list and guest- starred as an obnoxious hustler in the 1986 film The Color of Money.Balukas finished in a tie for 9th place among the best players in the world. The annual B.C. dress code controversy took place in August 1987. The open was held at a Holiday Inn in New York. She found out that she would have to wear formal attire that she didn't have with her. The men's division had a different dress code. Balukas refused to procure garments that would meet the equal mandate because the women should not be treated differently from the men. The women voted on whether Balukas should be allowed to play.She said that she was hurt by the fact that the other girls held the tournament draw without her. They kept me out by one vote. Some of my best friends voted against me. With her out of the competition, her competitors would have a better chance of winning the $5,000 first place prize. She competed on the men's side and tied for ninth place despite being snubbed by the women. She told a reporter that she was thinking of dropping out of women's competition. The president of the Women's Professional Billiard Association sent a letter to The New York Times disputing the facts as reported.According to the WPBA, the dress code was imposed by the players in an attempt to improve the image of women's pool and to attract more spectators and press to the sport, and that <mask> was the only participant at Binghamton unwilling to comply. Balukas withdrew from the women's division but later returned and asked to play after player assignments had been completed. A vote to allow her to play resulted in a tally of 8–7 in her favor, but after they moved to consult a player who was not present for the vote, <mask> withdrew from the competition. In 1988, <mask> was playing against Robin Bell in a televised match of the World Open Nine-ball Championship held at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. Bell, <mask>' best friend on the women's tour, had never beaten Balukas but was playing very well in the tournament. With the score 2 games to 3 in favor of Bell, Bell made the 9 ball two games in a row, making the score 5 to 2 in very short order. Television match players wore microphones so that their words and sounds could be heard by the audience.<mask> muttered within the range of the microphone words to the effect that Bell was having a string of lucky shots. <mask> won with a final score of 9–5 after she was cautioned by the referee. According to an interview with <mask> appearing in New York Woman magazine in 1991, <mask>'s exact words were "Some world championship... beat me with skill, not luck." Bell made a formal complaint to the WPBA after the match, despite their off-the-table friendship. <mask> was reprimanded by the WPBA's board of directors for unsportsmanlike conduct. <mask> refused to pay the fine because she was incensed by the sanction. Women pool players who were ranked three and six and five decided that I should be fined.It should have been done by an outside panel. The sides were at a stalemate. Balukas was not allowed to play again until she paid the fine, which was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 "Just because she was our premier player doesn't mean she was above the rules," said Vicki Paski in 1992. "Her not playing is, I guess, sad, but she reflected that in Balukas's absence, we've all learned how to win." Balukas had ventured into the men's arena on her own. When she found out she was going to play in the men's division, they made fun of her by saying "I'm gonna put on a dress and go play with the women."<mask> withdrew from the men's side of the tournament when the men only had the opportunity to play in one division. The first and second place winners in the women's event were invited to play in the men's event. I was stabbed in the back. There were more than one factor at play. <mask> admits to being under a lot of pressure. She started putting a lot of pressure on herself after she reached the top of her profession. I lost against the men but I lost against the women because I was expected to win all the time.<mask> stated that her break with the sport was a culmination of everything. I had a lot of animosity towards the pool world. It was my out. You're going to fine me? See you later. It was my excuse to say I need a break. <mask> returned to Bay Ridge and took over management of her family's pool hall, Hall of Fame Billiards on Ovington Avenue in Brooklyn.I have moved on. The New York Times stated in 1992 that America's greatest woman pool player only competes for the odd soda. Drop by her poolroom if you're feeling lucky. If you're thirsty, go somewhere else. <mask> was the best female pool player in the world when she was 15 years old. <mask>'s dominance of women's professional pool was described as "breathtaking" by The New York Times. <mask> was no longer called "the Little Princess" but "the Queen".She had won the World Straight Pool Championship women's division eight of the prior nine years, and over the same time period, every single women's professional tournament in which she competed. She had been named the BCA Player of the Year five times. The second woman to be in the Hall of Fame was in 1985 and she was the youngest at just under 27 years of age. <mask> was ranked number fifteen on the Billiard Digest's 50 greatest players of the century. There are external links on CBS's I've Got a Secret.

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title: Tyrone Garland

texts: <mask> is an American professional basketball player. After finishing his senior year at La Salle University, he joined the Mississauga Power midway through the 2014–15 season. In his first season, he had several starts and several impactful performances. <mask> plays the point guard position, but is also known as an all-around guard. <mask>, who was rated a three-star recruit coming out of high school, began his collegiate career at Virginia Tech after being recruited by a number of major college basketball programs. After seeing very limited minutes from head coach Greenberg, he transferred to La Salle and started competing for the Explorers. The "Southwest Philly Floater" made a game-winning shot in the NCAA Tournament as a junior.<mask> starred for John Bartram High School in his hometown and was a first-team All-State selection and one of the top scorers in the history of the Philadelphia Public League. He was the third-most points scored by a player in the Public League. <mask> is the fourth-best scorer of all time. <mask> was raised by his mother in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Southwest Philadelphia's Kingsessing neighborhood is where he grew up. He was a student at the Richard Allen Charter School. The floater is a basketball move that Bernard Tyler helped him learn.<mask> was told by Tyler to "just get it over the big man and leave it in God's hands". Delaware Valley Charter School was only half a mile from <mask>'s future college, La Salle University. <mask> was recommended to attend John Bartram High School by his cousin Donnel Feaster. "If you see any good ones, send them my way, not that they listen," said James Brown, the team's head coach. Don did. That's how I got Ty. <mask> played for Brown at Bartram.He was a four-year letter winner and was promoted to team captain in his senior season. <mask> was a first-team All-State selection in both his junior and senior years. He averaged 28.6 points and 25.1 points per game as a junior and senior at Bartram. The team went 73–35 in the years that <mask> was with them, and he led them to a PPL championship appearance against Imhotep Institute Charter High School. His teammates were only 5-for-37 in their shot attempts and he scored 32 points and 6 three-pointers. <mask> scored eight consecutive points in the final 44 seconds of the game. His 40 points helped Bartram win, 72–67, as he made a 30-foot shot with 3.3 seconds remaining.<mask> scored 2,198 points, making him the top scorer in school history and the third-leading scorer in Public League history. The only players who had more points in their high school careers were Rice and Chamberlain. <mask>'s record was pushed to fourth on the list by Maurice Watson, from the Boys' Latin of Philadelphia Charter School. <mask> played basketball for the Philly Pride while in high school. The program was directed by Amauro Austin, a statistician for the Philadelphia Daily News. Everybody liked Ty. Not one person did not.He was a solid-gold individual. He had no malicious bone in his body. <mask>'s peers thought he was a vampire because he slept during the day and stayed awake at night. He led the Pride to sixth place at the under 17 national tournament. <mask>'s contributions helped the team finish with an 8–1 record. <mask> committed to play college basketball for Virginia Tech on July 9, 2009. At the Reebok All-American Camp, he announced his decision to attend the school.<mask> was considering joining the programs at La Salle, Nebraska, Temple, St. Bonaventure, Maryland, and Providence. <mask> was recruited to La Salle University by its head coach, John Giannini, out of high school. James Brown was his coach at John Bartram High School. James Johnson was the man who recruited <mask>. Rivals.com rated the point guard a three-star recruit, and he was the 31st-best player of his position in the Class of 2010. <mask> signed a National Letter of Intent with the team on February 3, 2010 and joined the team on June 30. <mask> was a member of the Virginia Tech Hokies team that had a large part of its scoring come from Malcolm Delaney, Jeff Allen, and Dorenzo Hudson.The leading scorer withdrew from the NBA draft in May 2010 and returned for another season with the Hokies. <mask> was not rated as highly as some of the team's other 2010 recruits, like Jarell Eddie, because of his shooting guard qualities. On November 12, 2010, <mask> made his career debut with Virginia Tech against the Campbell Fighting Camels, and went 0-of-1 from the field. The Hokies easily won the game. <mask> scored his first points as a Hokie on November 26, against Oklahoma State, putting up 6 in spite of very limited playing time. He played more than 20 minutes for the first time in his collegiate career. The opposing team was soundly defeated.Seven of the ten Hokies that appeared played more than 20 minutes, and <mask> was one of five to score double digits. He scored more than 10 points only once as a freshman and that was his season-high performance. <mask> played a career-high 23 minutes against Bethune-Cookman in the first round of the NIT, recording seven points and perfect free throw shooting. He played in 6.8 minutes per game in his first season. The Hokies lost star Malcolm Delaney, who signed a one-year contract with the French professional basketball team lan Chalon after his senior year. <mask> made his first start at the collegiate level as a sophomore against East Tennessee State due to the absence of Erick Green. He played 24 minutes and recorded 13 points, 3 assists, and 2 steals.<mask> scored a career-high 18 points off the bench in Tech's next game. <mask> was given fewer minutes as the season went on. <mask> played a total of one minute in the three games he played. He scored six points in his first two performances. <mask> didn't remove his warm-up shirt in his team's game against Norfolk State. When Greenberg was asked about <mask>'s playing time, the coach said, "MarquisRankin is a good play-starter and good on ball defender." We need to get other guys more minutes.He said that you can't play 13 guys. <mask> decided to transfer out of Virginia Tech on December 16, 2011. He returned to Philadelphia after his exams. <mask> became the third men's basketball player to transfer out of the Hokies' team in the past academic year, following the footsteps of Ben Boggs, who moved to Valparaiso, and Manny Atkins, who ended up with Georgia State. <mask> averaged 4.5 points, 1.3 assists, and 1.3 turnovers in eight appearances as a sophomore at Virginia Tech. He began competing for La Salle in December of 2011. The head coach of the Explorers said, "We recruited <mask> extremely hard out of high school."He can be a very good passer and defender. He is the type of person that will make our team better. Over the next 2 years, he gives us an experienced player. We will have tremendous team depth with his addition. Several of the team's top scorers played high school basketball in the Philadelphia Public and Catholic Leagues. <mask> opened his La Salle career on December 15, 2012 in a road game against Bucknell, scoring 9 points in 22 minutes off the bench and recording 2 turnovers and 4 personal fouls. Due to NCAA regulations, he was ineligible to play in the team's earlier games.He scored a career-best 26 points as a bench player in a win over Iona. He had 3 points, 3 assists, and a steal in 23 minutes on the court. <mask> scored 14 straight points in the second half. He said he used to do it in high school. It felt like high school when I was there. John Giannini praised <mask>, who led the Explorers in scoring. He had six assists in 31 minutes of play on December 22, 2012 against Sacred Heart.This was his first start under him. <mask> is a very underrated passer according to the coach. People think he's a scorer because he scored all those points in high school. I think he's a good passer. In his junior year at La Salle, this would be his only start. <mask> scored a team-high 22 points in the opening, First Four round of the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, and he also scored 20 or more points for the second time as a junior. After the game, <mask> was told by Giannini that he was chasing him to win NCAA tournament games and see if he could be a great player.<mask> made a layup off the backboard with 2.5 seconds left in regulation to send La Salle into the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament. <mask> referred to the game-winner as the Southwest Philly Floater after he said, "That's the Southwest Philly Floater, man." Shout out to my mom. He made the shot despite the efforts of the Rebels' center, who had blocked the Explorer multiple times in the game. <mask> said, "Time was running out, and I felt like I could get the drive." I knew if I could get an open shot, I could make it. <mask> averaged 13 points, 2.1 rebound, and 2 assists after the team's tournament run ended with a loss to Wichita State.<mask> was one of four seniors on La Salle's basketball team. The team's leading scorer in 2012–13, Ramon Galloway, graduated the previous year. <mask> made his debut as a senior in an exhibition game against Indiana University of Pennsylvania, scoring 16 points on.500 shooting. He made his debut in a double-overtime game. <mask> led a 13–3 run, highlighted by two key shots that forced overtime. His team ran out of time after he made a three-pointer. <mask> scored a career-high 28 points, hitting 12 free throws.He played well in the second game. Despite scoring less points, his last-minute rebound was crucial to the Explorers' victory. He didn't have a single rebound in 44 minutes against Manhattan. The rebound that iced the game was a defensive one. I am pleased with him because sometimes you don't play well, you don't do anything, and then you learn from it and do better. The guard led both teams with 25 points in the game against Morgan State. He had four three-pointers.<mask> scored a career-best 30 points in a game. The end of his collegiate career was marked by his team's 10-point loss to St. Bonaventure in the Atlantic 10 Tournament. He finished the season with a 12 point, 2.3 rebound, 2.6 assist, and 0.7 steal average. The most wins for a single senior class at La Salle have been recorded by <mask>, Sam Mills, Tyreek Duren, and Taylor Dunn. Statistics were derived from Real GM. Two years older than his client, Berkowitz, a law student at Duke University, was certified with the National Basketball Players Association. The agent said that he had to overcome his age and that he had to overcome his size.We're going to market ourselves to NBA teams. <mask>'s connections with Berkowitz helped him get to know the trainer and get an endorsement deal. He wanted to play in the NBA regardless of whether or not he had to compete in Europe. <mask> was going to enter the NBA Development League draft. He would not make an official appearance for them after agreeing to terms with them on November 16. On January 14, 2015, after placing one of their players, Mike Allison, on the injury reserve list, the Mississauga Power of the National Basketball League of Canada signed and activated <mask>. On January 15, 2015, he made his professional debut for the Power against the A's and was named Peak Performer of the Game.The game was won by the opposing team. <mask> had an impact performance on January 22, 2015 against the Rainmen, as he scored 26 points, grabbed 5 rebound, and recorded 7 assists, leading Mississauga to a victory. He scored 20 or more points for the second time that season in an overtime loss to the Windsor Express. He made two three-pointers. <mask> had a season-high 31 points in the regular season finale. He averaged 12.9 points, 4.1 assists, and 1.3 steals in his first season. He started in 12 of his 16 appearances.Raptors 905 became the NBA Development League affiliate for the Toronto Raptors in June of 2015. The Hershey Centre became the venue for Raptors 905 games after the Power's rights were purchased by MLSE. <mask>'s stint with Mississauga ended after the move. Raptors 905 was a development team for the Toronto Raptors and had no connection with the Power players. <mask> returned to Philadelphia after his time in Canada, playing pickup games and lifting weights. <mask> signed with Breiablik UBK of the First Division. He was the only American on the team.<mask> was recommended to Lrus Jnsson by the La Salle director of basketball operations. <mask> gave his teammates a nickname. He scored 43 points against Valur. <mask> put up 37 points, 10 rebound, 10 assists, and nine steals to beat FSu Selfoss. He shot 8-for-8 on three-pointers in a victory. <mask> averaged 26.4 points, 5.7 assists and 3.8 steals per game for the season. In the best-of-five series against Valur, he averaged 31.4 points and 4.8 assists.<mask> averaged 27.3 points, 4.2 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 3.4 steals per game. <mask> joined the Kosovo Basketball Superleague on November 22, 2019. He had 42 points in a game. He left the team. He joined Cupes de los Pepines in the Dominican Republic in February 2020. Statistics were derived from Real GM. There is a style text-align: left and a style text-align: right.He earned a grade-point average of above 3.00 for the previous semester and maintained it as a cumulative average through his academic career. He was named to the 2010–11 Academic Honor Roll by the Atlantic Coast Conference. <mask> majored in sociology at La Salle University while majoring in university studies at Virginia Tech. He recalled the last few months of his senior year at La Salle, saying, "I was focused on graduating school and locking down my grades for graduation." I had to graduate school, but I was focused on the next step. That degree is very important to me. I wanted to put a smile on my mom's face when I told her I was graduating college.In the summer of 2015, <mask> participated in The Basketball Tournament, a five-on-five, single-elimination basketball tournament in which the winner out of the 96 teams wins a total of $1 million. He competed for a team made up of former La Salle men's basketball players. Andrew McGlynn, the general manager and coach of the Explorers, said that the main reason for entering is how close the program is. The coach has made it a family atmosphere around here. <mask> was one of 50 players with NBL Canada experience. He scored 22 points in his debut for Philadelphia University in a win over Max's All Stars. <mask> scored 21 points as 20th & Olney lost to Boeheim's Army.<mask>'s second cousin is a Phoenix Suns guard named Mikal Bridges. <mask> is a fan of Bridges. There are links to External links on RealGM La Salle Bio Virginia Tech Bio 1992 births.

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title: Georg Joseph Kamel

texts: The first comprehensive accounts of Philippine flora and fauna were written by the Jesuit missionary, chemist and naturalist, <mask>. <mask>'s descriptions of Philippine flora were included in the third volume of John Ray's Historia Plantarum. <mask> was born in the Czech Republic on 12 April 1661. He is thought to be of German origin. He joined the Society of Jesus as a lay brother in 1682. He was an assistant infirmarian and pharmacist at the Holy Trinity College in Neuhaus. <mask> was listed on the Jesuit roster as knowing German, Czech and some Latin.He worked as a pharmacist at the Jesuit college. <mask> applied to be sent to the Jesuit overseas missions and his request was granted. <mask> was sent to the Philippines with other missionaries. He sailed first to Vera Cruz, New Spain after leaving Cdiz. He traveled overland to Acapulco, boarded a galleon and arrived in Manila in 1688. Colegio de Manila is a Jesuit college in Manila where he established the college pharmacy and gave free medical treatment to the city's poor. The botanical garden he created was well known for its collection of rare and Medicial plants.<mask> made his final vows at the Church of the Society in Manila. The Jesuit College in Manila became the most reputed one in the Philippines through <mask>'s labors, and his treatment was sought by high authority. The Christian ideals of charity allowed him to give remedies to the poor and indigenous people for free. <mask>'s reputation extended beyond the Philippine Islands as he entered into scholarly correspondence with men in Europe and Asia. He exchanged letters with several people, including a Dutch botanist, Samuel Browne and Edward Bulkley, two English surgeons, and two members of the Royal Society. <mask> died of a disease at the age of 45. Work <mask> drew, described and commented on diverse parts of Philippine nature: from plants to animals, from minerals to insects, shells and molluscs, snakes and even monsters, with his first known text published in 1699.His accounts were published in London by his correspondents Ray and Petiver, despite the fact that the first shipment fell into the hands of pirates. A 96-page appendix to Ray's third volume of Historia Plant was published as an appendix to <mask>'s descriptions of Philippine herbs, shrubs and trees. <mask> was the first to introduce Europe to species such as the tarsier, the colugo and the St Ignatius bean. Linnaeus did not have a high opinion of <mask>'s work and he was critical of the descriptions used in John Ray. Linnaeus preferred the works of Rumphius for plants in the region. The majority of <mask>'s notes are in the British Library in London, while one volume is in the Natural History Museum, London. Copies of parts of <mask>'s work can be found in his birthplace in the Czech Republic.An appendix to John Ray's Historia Plantarum Plants of Luzon Island: Historia stirpium insula Luzonis et reliquarum Philippinarum was published. Historia plantarum vol. was written by John Ray. 3, London 1704. The online version of 1– 96. A description and figure of the True Amomum, or Tugus, was published in the 17th century. An account of the vertues of Faba Sancti Ignatii was mentioned in the last transaction. Father Camelli wrote a letter to Mr. John Ray and Mr. James Petiver.There is an account of Mr. Samuel Brown's sixth book of East India Plants. James Petiver is a fellow of the Royal Society. Some animals are added to these. The reverend <mask> <mask> recently sent him from the Philippine Isles. The observationes de avibus Philippensibus were written by Jacobo Petiver. A description of some coralls and other curious submarines recently sent to James Petiver, apothecary and fellow of the Royal Society, from the Philippine Isles by the reverend <mask> Camel, as well as an account of some plants from Chusan, an island. 1419–1429 (DOI:10.1098/rstl.1702.0056).Tractatulus de ambaro, a domino domino, was written by Jacobo Petiverio. Reverendi Patris <mask>ii <mask>i Camelli tractatus de plantis Philippensibus, ad Jacobum Petiver, S.R.S. is the first part of the Philippine Plants. missus, 24 (29): 1707–1722. Philippine Plants part 2 is called Philippensibus scansdentibus. Ad Jacobum Petiver, S.R.S. nuper transmissa (1705), 24 ( ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  Philippine Plants part 3 is called Philippensibus scansdentibus; pars tertia.Ad Jacobum Petiver, S.R.S. nuper transmissa was published in 1704. Reverendi Patris <mask>ii <mask>i Camelli de plantis Philippensibus scansdentibus; pars quarta. Jacobum Petiver, S.R.S. is a dominum. nuper transmissa was published in 1704. Philippine fishes include de piscibus, moluscis at crustaceis Philippensibus and Jacobum Petiver. transmissis (1705), 24 (301): 204080.There are fourlegged animals of the Philippines, including the first picture of a tarsier or flying lemur. Philippine monsters and snakes include de monstris, quasi monstris et monstrosis. Philippensibus ex manuscripto reverendi Patris <mask>ii <mask>i Camelli and Jacobus Petiver. In 1706, 25 (307): 2266–2276. The item de mineralibus, fossilibus and thermis Philippensibus are from the Philippine Shells, Minerals and Fossils. In 1706, 25 (311), there was a report titled, "2369-2408." Philippine Animals:De variis animalibus Philippensibus, ex manuscriptis reverendi Patris <mask> <mask> Camelli and Jacobus Petiver.241–248 is a part of the "DOI:10.1098/rstl.1708.0037). Philippine Spiders and Beetles: De araneis et scarabaeis Philippensibus. 281–289 (DOI:10.1098/rstl.1710.0025). <mask>'s adopted homeland, the Philippines, has plants named after him, but he is mostly forgotten. Carl Linnaeus named the plants after <mask>. Eugenia kamelii was named after <mask>. References Literature Gicklhorn J. and Gicklhorn R."Ex epistulis Philippinensibus: <mask> <mask> SJ and His Correspondence Network" was written by Sebestian. The Historia de la Provincia de Philipinas de la Compaia de Jesus was written by Murillo Velarde. Understand the progresos de la provincia in 1616. Hasta el de 1716" was published in Manila. 395v- 395r. There is a digital version of <mask>'s manuscript held in Leuven.

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title: Kersti Kaljulaid

texts: <mask> was the fifth president of Estonia from 2016 to 2021. She was the first female head of state since the country's independence in 1918 and the youngest president at the time. From 2004 to 2016 <mask> was the representative of Estonia in the European Court of Auditors. <mask> was nominated by the majority of parliamentary parties as a joint candidate for president after several unsuccessful presidential elections. <mask> was voted president in October of 2016 with 81 votes and 17 abstentions. <mask> graduated from a secondary school in 1987. 44.She was a member of the Students' Scientific Association, specializing in ornithology. She graduated from the University of Tartu with a degree in biology. She is a member of the Filiae Patriae. She graduated from the University of Tartu with an masters degree in business management. Her thesis was titled "The improvement of the management system of state-founded foundations" and was written in English. From 1996 to 1997 <mask> was a sales manager in a state-owned telecom and from 1997 to 1998 a project manager. She worked in Hansabank's investment banking division from 1998 to 1999.<mask> was the economic advisor to the prime minister. She was the director of Iru Power Plant from 2002 to 2004. She was the first woman to run a power plant. <mask> was appointed the country's representative at the European Court of Auditors in 2004. <mask> is the chairperson of the board. <mask> has defined herself as a conservative. She supports civil society with less state interference and puts high importance on helping those in need.She believes in liberal views on social issues. She has written opinion pieces on a variety of topics, including the position of the European Union and on social and economical matters. She is a regular participant in political analysis programmes. "Keskpevatund". <mask> was a member of the Pro Patria Union, a predecessor of the current Pro Patria and Res Publica Union, but did not run in the elections. <mask>'s term as a member of the European Court of Auditors was due to end in May 2016 and she was confirmed as the next head of the PRAXIS Center for Policy Studies in November 2015. She remained in the position because the government did not propose her replacement by the end of her term.<mask> was voted the chair of the Development Monitoring Advisory Board on September 19th. <mask> was asked if she would be willing to stand for president after several failed attempts to get a new president elected. With her consent, the "council of elders" proposed her as the only potential presidential candidate to be put before the Riigikogu. On 30 September, her candidacy was officially registered. The speaker of the Riigikogu said that <mask> had the required number of votes, but the exact number remained to be seen. 90 Riigikogu MPs supported her candidacy. She won the elections by 81 votes with 17 abstainers and no votes against her, and the parliamentary party that had publicly declared not to support her had only 7 votes.The Constitution vests executive power in the Government but the president is a ceremonial figure. <mask> was the first female head of state in the country's history. Her being relatively unknown compared to the candidates that had participated in the campaign was the main objection raised by the media and politicians. She confronted the objection in her public letter and promised to become visible across the country, visiting different areas and talking to the people directly. The first survey showed Kaljulaid's approval rating at 73%. The Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Angel Gurra, will be stepping down in 2020. In January 2021, <mask> withdrew her candidacy, citing consultations that led her to believe that accepting the position at the end of her first term as president would not be the best solution.She made it to the second round of the interview process. <mask> will be supported by the Social Democratic Party if she runs for a second term. She would have gotten enough votes to be elected president of the Riigikogu if the government of Prime Minister Kaja Kallas had nominated her. The government decided against <mask> serving a second term as president because she was too polarizing. <mask> confirmed that she would be a candidate for a second term. The Constitution requires presidential candidates to be nominated by at least 21 MPs in order to stand, but she did not receive enough endorsements to be eligible. <mask> was featured in the Forbes magazine's list of The World's 100 Most Powerful Women and came second among the most influential female political leaders.Kaljulaid has two children from her first marriage. She is a mother of three. Kaljulaid has two sons with her second husband. Raimond <mask>, Kaljulaid's half-brother, was elected to the Riigikogu after serving as the Elder of Phja-Tallinn district from 2016 to 2019. <mask> is also proficient in English, Finn, French, and Russian. The Grand Master of the Order of the Cross of Terra Mariana, the Grand Master of the Order of the White Star, and the Grand Master of the Order of the Cross of the Eagle were honoured in October. The Award of Unity was given to her by the Open Estonia Foundation.The Rainbow Hero Award was given to her in 2020 for her support of the gay community. There are official overseas trips made by <mask> <mask> and Raimond <mask>. President <mask> <mask>'s interview with Kauppalehti supports a return to growth. The agency was established in November of 2016 The president says thatEstonia is not afraid to be on the frontline. The Financial Times was published on 9 February. "'Russia is a threat': Estonia frets about its neighbor".The Washington Post had an interview with <mask> <mask> of the Office of the President of Estonia. The Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise, 1st class was given to the Presidents of Women presidents of the University of Tartu.

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title: Miguel del Valle

texts: The former City Clerk of Chicago is an American politician. He was an Illinois State Senator for two decades, representing the 2nd District of Chicago. In Chicago's February 22, 2011 municipal elections, <mask> came in third with 53,953 votes. He was appointed to the position of President of the Chicago Board of Education on June 26, 2019. <mask> was brought to Chicago at the age of four by his parents, who were from Puerto Rico. He was raised in the predominantly working class Latina/o West Town neighborhood of Chicago. He attended Northeastern Illinois University after graduating from Tuley High School.The Union for Puerto Rican Students was started by a student at Northeastern del Valle. He was the President of the Spanish Action Youth Committee when he was in college. After earning a bachelor's and a master's degree in Education and Guidance from Northeastern, <mask> served as Unit Director of the Barreto Boys & Girls Club and as Executive Director of the Association House, a non-profit organization providing social services and educational programs on Chicago's northwest The Chicago Tribune hailed <mask> as an "emerging young leader" when he was the Executive Director of the Association House. In 1982, after organizing meetings, rallies, and lobbying Chicago's Chicago City Council, <mask> was successful in re-instating city funding for Association House's successful jobs program for unemployed youth. <mask> is married to a woman and has four children. The first Hispanic Senator in the Illinois General Assembly was elected in 1987, after he defeated Edward Nedza in the Democratic primary.He was the first Latino to hold that position in the Illinois Senate. He was an advocate for Latino representation in the legislative and judicial branches of the government. He was the first Latino member of the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus. The creation of Latino majority districts on the city, county, and state levels was the result of his leadership. <mask> sponsored legislation to stop the forgery of quitclaim deed which is the process of transferring the title or deed of property to another individual or company. He has sponsored legislation to provide harsher punishment for ATM crimes, provide Illinois with more Early Childhood Teachers, provide comprehensive health coverage for every child in Illinois, and increase funding for Advanced Placement courses in Illinois high schools. The Illinois Association of Hispanic State Employees (IAHSE) was founded by <mask>.The Illinois Latino Advisory Council on Higher Education, the Alliance of Latinos and Jews, and the Illinois Hispanic Democratic Council are all co-founded by him. The annual Department of Children and Family Services Hispanic Families Conference was developed by him. He was the co-chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Education Funding Reform and the co-chairman of the Illinois Legislative Latino Caucus. He was a member of the Senate Executive Committee, the Senate Labor Committee, and the Higher Education Committee. The Cook County Democratic Party-endorsed candidate, Ed Lechowicz, son of former Cook County Commissioner and Illinois State Senator Ted Lechowicz, received media attention for his support of Ramon Ocasio III in the 2006 Illinois primary elections. The subcircuit system was created to give women and minorities the chance to serve on the bench, according to <mask>. He was the first Latino male elected to the Illinois Democratic State Central Committee.He spoke at the Democratic National Convention in Denver in 2008 as an elected Obama delegate. Over $200,000 was raised and distributed by the Miguel del Valle Youth Leadership Development Foundation. The previous City Clerk of Chicago, James Laski, was indicted on federal charges. He was the first Latino elected to the Chicago City Clerk's office. The city clerk's office is responsible for maintaining official city government records, as well as distributing 1.3 million vehicle stickers and residential parking permits. Increased access to public records, including web casting of City Council meetings, is one of the things that Clerk <mask> is focused on in order to bring more efficiency and visibility to city clerk services. Hundreds of thousands of pages of City Council records can be found on the City Clerk website, www.ChiCityClerk.com.The city budgets and Mayoral Executive orders have been in existence for nearly 30 years. For the first time ever, City Council meetings can be watched live or on demand via a City Council video archive on the City Clerk website. He was the first to declare his candidacy for the Chicago mayor's office after the mayor announced he wouldn't be running for a second term. He was the first candidate to air a campaign ad on television, the first to have a website and Facebook page, and the first to publicly declare he would not accept campaign contributions from companies that do business with the city. A grassroots campaign was run by <mask>. <mask> advocated for increased powers for the city's inspector general and took stands on issues such as campaign finance reform. <mask>'s campaign strategy was to portray him as an individual who would foster ground-up change focused on working with and working in the city's communities.He wanted to run a successful campaign even though he had a low budget. He wanted to project a "man of the people" image, emphasizing his Latino identity and his ties to the city. He had a good record as a state senator. When it came to the issue of schools, <mask> supported a transition to an elected school board with districts, which was in contrast to Gery Chico, Rahm Emanuel, and Carol Moseley Braun's opposition to an elected school board. The school day and school year were supported by him. He was in favor of negotiating with the Chicago Teachers Union for a better evaluation system for teachers. The stances of the top four candidates were in line with those of the Chicago Teachers Union.While trying to get Latino support, he ran at a deficit to another Hispanic candidate. He received the endorsements of several Hispanic politicians. Independent Voters of Illinois-Independent Precinct Organization endorsed <mask>. The campaign did not have funds. He only raised $132,000 in donations. Only one televised advertisement campaign was produced by him. Despite his efforts, the grassroots support that he was counting on did not come to fruition.He came in third in a field of six, with nine percent of the vote. He promised in his concession speech that he would push for a progressive agenda while he was City Clerk. <mask> was appointed to a five-year term on the Illinois Commerce Commission on February 8, 2013). The mission of theICC is to balance the interests of consumers and utilities to ensure adequate, efficient, reliable, safe, and least-cost public utility services. Railroad safety, trucking insurance and registration, relocation and safety towing, and household goods moving companies are some of the activities overseen by theICC. He was appointed to the position of President of the Chicago Board of Education on June 26, 2019. <mask> was a founding member of Advance Illinois and served on the Board of Directors.He served as Chairman of the Illinois P-20 Council. Josephinium High School, the Latino Institute, the Spanish Coalition for Housing, and Federation for Community Schools were some of the non-profit organizations <mask> served on. The Vice-Chairman of the Illinois Students Assistance Commission was appointed by the governor. Making college accessible and affordable for Illinois students is the mission of ISAC. The Judicial Candidate Screening Advisory Committee was established by Chief Justice Mary Jane Theis of the Illinois Supreme Court. He taught a class called "Latinos and Public Policy" at Roosevelt University. National Louis University awarded <mask> an "honorary degree" for his "inspirational leadership" in 2008.There are External links for the Mayor of Chicago and the Illinois General Assembly Senator.

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title: Don Baum

texts: <mask> was a key impresario and promoter of the Chicago Imagists, a group of artists that had an enduring impact on American art in the later twentieth century. Described by the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago (MCA) as an indispensable curator of the Chicago school, Baum was known for lively and irreverent exhibitions that offered fresh perspectives combining elements of Surrealism and Pop and that broke down barriers between schooled and untrained, or so-called outsider <mask> was the exhibitions director at the Hyde Park Art Center. He became involved with a group of young artists he exhibited as "Hairy Who" that later became the Chicago Imagists. Ed Paschke, Jim Nutt, Roger Brown, Gladys Nilsson, and Karl Wirsum were in that group. "<mask>um Sez: 'Chicago Needs Famous Artists'" and "Made in Chicago" were two major shows at the MCA that featured the emerging artists in their first museum exhibitions. Art in America, Art Magazine, Time, Newsweek, New Art Examiner, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Daily News, and the New York Times all covered <mask>'s work.The National Museum of American Art, The Art Institute of Chicago, and the Museum of Contemporary Art are some of the major public collections that have his work in them. <mask> was an educator at several Chicago institutions, including Roosevelt University. <mask> was born in Escanaba, Michigan. After attending Michigan State College, he went to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where he studied art history and earned a PhD in 1947. In the late 1940s and early 1950s, <mask>'s work was chosen for more than ten of AIC's prestigious "Chicago and Vicinity" surveys. <mask> was the exhibitions director at the Hyde Park Art Center when he was teaching at Roosevelt University. He became more visible in the 1960s and 1970s as a promoter of a Chicago School of art that ran counter to the prevailing abstract current of New York City.He became a little empire to himself, not so much an artist as an impresario. <mask>'s influence grew as he served on the Board of Trustees of the MCA in Chicago and as chairman of its Exhibitions Committee. Baum exhibited extensively his own art. <mask> died in October 2008 at the age of 86. <mask> was approached at the Hyde Park Art Center by artists Jim Nutt, Gladys Nilsson and James Falconer about a group exhibit. "Hairy Who" was an off-handed inside joke about local art critic, Harry Bouras. The artists showed there twice more.Baum received national attention with shows at the San Francisco Art Institute, the School of Visual Arts in New York, and the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Baum continued to organize shows there, such as "Nonplussed Some" and "False Image", with an expanded group of artists. The Hairy Who artists were known as the Chicago Imagists by the early 1970s. Their work was often quirky and personal, and shared an interest in the "low" folk or outsider culture. The group included Ed Paschke, Roger Brown, Christina Ramberg, Barbara Rossi, Irving Petlin, Kerig Pope, and Ray Yoshida. Hairy Who and the Chicago Imagists made a documentary about the group. Baum initially focused on painting, but turned to assemblage art, using doll parts and other found objects, in work that was often politically charged.He used old paint-by-number pictures and other pieces to make small houses. <mask>'s work fits in with the Chicago Imagists, as well as the so-called "monster roster" of the 1950s and 1960s, an influential group to the Imagists in Chicago. The Monster Roster was given its name in 1959 due to their existentialist, sometimes gruesome, semi-mystical work. "My dependence on intuition, the sort of experimentation which led to discovering my images, came directly out of that kind of Freudian experience," Baum said. The Smart Museum of Art looked at the history and impact of American art in a major exhibition and book. Along with <mask>, other artists in the group included Leon Golub, George Cohen, Theodore Halkin, June Leaf, Arthur Lerner, Nancy Spero, and H. C. Westermann. The Babies of della Robbia is one of <mask>'s disturbing works featuring bones and cast-off dolls and doll parts.The work references the architectural decorations in relief finished by della Robbia, substituting broken dolls for the putti typical of his work. Baum participated in exhibitions in the 1960s that criticized and protested the Vietnam War, with works such as his disturbing portrait of Lyndon Baines Johnson, L.B.J. The year 1967. After seeing photographs of thatched structures built by boat people from Southeast Asia, Baum began creating new works. The Domus series featured small houses made from disparate elements such as cutting boards, Chinese-checker sets, and paintings of Jesus. The Hyde Park Art Center, Galerie Darthea Speyer in Paris, and Carl Hammer galleries in Chicago were some of the places where Baum exhibited his work. Baum had an education career that spanned more than 45 years.He was a Professor of Art at Roosevelt University from 1948 to 1984. He was the Chairman of the Art Department. <mask> taught painting and drawing at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Hyde Park Art Center. <mask>'s art can be found in a number of public and private collections, including the Art Institute of Chicago. Legacy Baum launched the careers of many artists who became nationally and internationally known, and helped establish the notion of a Chicago counter-narrative to the privileged art narratives of his time. <mask>'s passing was noted by art world figures. "He had an amazing eye for innovative, new artists that other people hadn't seen," said Chuck Thurow, executive director of the Hyde Park Art Center.He was a vital part of Chicago's art community for over fifty years. Tony Jones, Chancellor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, said, "<mask> really believed that Chicago had a vibrant art culture, that there were terrific artists in Chicago and that people should stay here." Carl Hammer said that <mask> was one of the best curators of Chicago art. Archives of American Art, <mask> oral history interview, 1986. The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago features artists from Chicago and the University of Chicago.

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title: Michael Masley

texts: <mask> is known for his musical work on the Hungarian cymbalom. His unique method of playing the instrument comes from his invention of the bowhammer, a cross between a fiddle bow and a dulcimer hammer, attached to the finger with a ring. <mask> has been busking and selling cassette and CD recordings on the streets of Berkeley, San Francisco, and other San Francisco Bay Area locations since 1983. <mask> describes his music as "earth-folk", a contemporary Afro-Celtic variation of Free World and Country Eastern music. His music has been categorized as new-age or world music. <mask>'s bowhammer style of cymbalom is described as generating a turkish steambath of overtones by one musician. <mask> studied creative writing at the college.He studied hammered dulcimer with Robert Spinner. He developed a ten-hammer technique in 1979 in which he attached one hammer to each finger. <mask> spent some time at a fishing lodge in northern Michigan in the winter of 1981 experimenting with music. He tried attaching horsehair to his fingers in order to bow. In 1981 he worked as a street musician. He moved to Palo Alto, California from Detroit, Michigan in 1982. He began working with Barry Cleveland as the duo "Thin Ice" in 1984 and 1985 after he developed the bowhammer.<mask> was part of a new quintet. Other members were Barry Cleveland, bassist <mask>, cellist Dan Reiter, and percussionist Joe Venegoni. The members of Cloud Chamber met through "The Lodge", an incorporeal musical concept that was inspired by Barry Cleveland. Dark Matter was released by Cloud Chamber. <mask> has been a street musician in front of San Francisco's Moscone Center and the adjacent Metreon since 1993. In 2004, security guards at Sony's Metreon were about to remove <mask> from playing in front of the facility during the Apple MacWorld event, but they were persuaded to allow him to remain by people in the vicinity. <mask> contacted the Metreon prior to MacWorld to make sure he would be able to perform there unimpeded.A Metreon executive inquired if he could be hired for private performances. <mask> has taken on the title and persona of Artist General and claims to represent the interests of artists, issuing pronouncements such as "Conformity is addictive: don't abuse it". <mask> moved to Berkeley in 1985 to record his solo albums. <mask> was arrested in Berkeley in 1993 for selling audio cassette recordings without a business license. According to the East Bay Express, at the time of his arrest, <mask> told authorities that a business license was not a spiritual option. <mask> spent one night in jail and then continued vending. <mask> was the Grand Marshall of How Berkeley Can You Be? in 2002.There is a parade. <mask> plays all over Berkeley, particularly on Telegraph Avenue. The soundtrack of Geronimo: An American Legend was recorded by <mask>. <mask>'s name did not appear in the credits of the album. His soundtrack contributions were used in the broadcast of the 1994 Winter Olympics, but he received no royalties or credit. An out-of-court settlement was reached after <mask> took legal action. <mask> described the case in an article titled "Credit is Not Negotiable" which appeared in Musician; in the article, <mask> states that artists make compromises to gain access to an audience.Fair compensation must be measured in both credit and dollars. Recognition is an issue. Part and parcel of payment is what it is. Much of the settlement was spent on Sony audio equipment. His invention of the bowhammer, a cross between a fiddle bow and a dulcimer hammer, is his unique method of playing the instrument. The bowhammers allow <mask> to bow, strike, and pick the cymbals strings. The bowhammers, along with a pick on each thumb, allow for the creation of unique musical effects.There are two hammers that are held in each hand. While playing with eight bowhammers and two thumb picks, <mask> has also been known to use pan pipes attached to a neck bracket, as well as rhythm instruments such as shakers and rattles attached to his legs. The bowhammer is one of several musical instruments invented by <mask>. These are usually made from mass-produced consumer materials such as rubber bands and cups. Water Tuned Glass Panpipes are included. A set of glass panpipes can be changed by adding or removing water. Water is usually added and removed with a turkey baster.The doumbek is called the Kabali. A metal doumbek can be modified by attaching a piece of pipe to the head. The bridge is supported by sixteen bungee cord strings. A spring which circles the instrument below the head can be used to tune the strings. plucking the strings will cause them to snap back and hit the drumhead, or strumming will create the complex periodicity of an irregular ostinato. The sound has been compared to multiple cellos strummed with earmuffs. The story of the conundrum.The doumbek has cups on it's head. There is a rubber band around the cups. The band has tension on it and the cups have tension on them. The Palmharp. A small drum has an egg slicer attached to it. The slicer is strung with rubber bands of various tensions parallel to its wires, and both wires and rubber bands are the strings of the instrument. The idiophone is formed by flexing the slicer frame while strumming or plucking the strings.The instrument may be shaking. The instrument is intended to add ambient sounds and rhythms rather than melody or harmony. The Sonic Mess Kit is the most innovative at a conceptual level. The film reel cover was used to make this. Two sets of rubber bands are strung across the edge. The two courses are at different depths in the lid. The lower course has a spring that is divided into three segments.The spring segment and rubber band tension can be adjusted. Flexing the lid will bend the pitch. While many stringed instruments can pitch bend, others bend along only one direction, altering the pitch of only a single set of strings, and by changing the tension of all strings together, their musical interval relationships stay constant. The pitch bending affects the relationship between the two sets of strings. The strings deepen in pitch if the instrument is flexed parallel to one set of strings. The pitch of both sets of strings can be different if the instrument is flexed at an angle. The sounds produced by the spring dominate the two courses of strings that touch each other.<mask>'s tunings have a random character to them, as though no particular pitch matters to him, only that there be a multiplicity of pitch. The Sonic Mess Kit's random courses have a great relationship. They are similar to funhouse mirrors or comic page impressions in that they preserve the shape of the images they reflect while dramatically altering the appearance of those images. An elastic stability is demonstrated by the pitch universe in which no stable center governs yet. <mask> was featured on All Songs Considered, an online music program, in 2001. A feature-length movie about <mask>, entitled Art Officially Favored, featuring Steven Tyler, Joe Elliott, <mask>, and Grand Mixer, is planned for release in 2018-2019.

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