title: Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński

texts: the Austrians. He married a relative. The marriage ended without a child. Between 1789 and 1793, he sat on a committee to review the administrative constitution of Galicia. He was head of a delegation to Leopold II, Margrave of Austria.He traveled around Central Europe in the 18th century. In 1793, he spent some time in Vienna, where he frequented Austrian minister, Thugut, which allowed him to be a conduit between the Austrian government and members of the Kosciuszko Insurrection. He supported a daily newspaper in Lww, "Dziennik Patriotycznych Polakw", and lobbied on behalf of imprisoned Polish activists. The Third Partition of Poland resulted in the closing down of native educational establishments and the introduction of the invader's language into all administrative matters. The Zauski Library is one of the greatest losses for Polish culture. A number of leading lights in Poland decided to create a national library collection. They included Adam K. Czartoryski, Tadeusz Czacki, and Jzef <mask> Ossoliski.Ossoliski hired the services of the German, intellectual and bibliographer, Samuel Linde. In the years he was with Ossoliski, he gathered enough material for a Polish lexicon,


title: Ernest Mateen

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texts: The boxer nicknamed 'M-16' was a United States and IBU champion. He was shot to death by his wife. M-16 <mask> was an amateur boxer in New York City. The 178 pound Open Championships were won by Mateen. Clinton Mitchell of the Police Athletic League was defeated by <mask> in the finals of the Championship in 1988. Mitchell defeated Bernard Hopkins in their professional debut. The Police Athletic League's Jade Scott was defeated in the New York Golden Gloves championship final by the 178 pound Open champion, M-16 Mateen.In 1988 and 1989 he trained at Gleason's Gym. He was trained by his father, an auto mechanic and a father of nine, who was shot and killed in a crowded open-air vegetable market in Canarsie, Brooklyn in May 1990. On January 13, 1991, M-16 Mateen became a professional boxer and won a fight against David Telesco, who went on to become the United States Boxing Association Light Heavyweight champion. After drawing with Tim Wilson, <mask> won by decision over David Telesco. M-16 <mask> went 20-0 in his first twenty professional bouts, including wins over Steve Pannell and Billy

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texts: Lewis. Kevin Watts, Dale Jackson, and Drake Thadzi were all defeated by M-16 <mask>, who went on to win the Nevada State and World Boxing Council Continental Americas Light Heavyweight boxing title, as well as rising as high as # 2 in the world ratings. Williams had been fighting for a world title before.M-16 <mask> was disqualified in the fifth round of his world title fight against James Toney. The trainer of Chad Dawson drew with O'Neil Bell, who went on to win the cruiserweight title. The United States Boxing Organization Cruiserweight title was won by M-16. The International Boxing Union version of the World Cruiserweight title was won by M-16 Mateen. Grant stopped Thomas Hearns. M-16 <mask> had a professional record of 30-12-3 with 10 knockouts. In his last two fights, M-16 Mateen lost to future top contender Matt Godfrey, but finished his career with a ten-round unanimous decision over veteran Terry Porter in Memphis, Tennessee, on June 10, 2006, leaving the ring a winner at age 40.Boxers from New York City, American boxing trainers, people from Brooklyn and Mariticides in New

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title: Judith Thompson

texts: <mask> is an OC F.R.S. He is a Canadian playwright who lives in Toronto. She has received many awards, including the Governor General's Award for drama, the Walter Carsen Performing Arts Award, the Toronto Arts Award, and the B'nai B'rith Award. In November of 2016 she received an doctorate from Queen's University. <mask> was born in Montreal, Quebec, the daughter of <mask>, a geneticist and the head of the Department of Psychology at Queen's University at Kingston, and Mary, who taught in the Queens Drama Department for many years. <mask> is a professor of psychology who composed the music for a number of <mask>'s radio and stage plays. <mask> grew up in Connecticut and Kingston, Ontario.She studied drama at Queen's and then acted at the National Theatre School of Canada. <mask> was an actor for a while, but then 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 <mask> developed the character of Theresa, inspired by a young woman she met while working as an assistant social

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texts: worker, while in a mask class at NTS. The core of <mask>'s first play, The Crackwalker, was to focus on four people struggling with economic hardship, anger issues, and patronizing societal attitudes. The most powerful play ever written in Canada about two down and out couples in Kingston Ontario living on the edge, the outer edge of respectability, and trying to make some sense of their lives was called The Diamond among the pebbles in 1991. I think a play about the lowest depths one can imagine in a Canadian city is very disturbing. The Crackwalker is not theatre for the timid, according to The Vancouver Sun's Barbara Crook.The first play by <mask> shows life on the edge at individuals battered by poverty. It is a brilliant piece of stagecraft that makes use of every well-chosen word and powerfully dramatic moment to force audience members to confront their own darker sides. The Crackwalker is theatre that will take you to the edge of hell. White Biting Dog was an expressionistic and poetic black comedy about an eccentric and wildly self-destructive family. The expressionistic elements in I Am Yours are attached to the fears and fantasies of the central characters to create a more powerfully compelling theatrical experience. Lion in the Streets uses a structure similar to La Ronde to follow violent and cruel impulses from one character to another, a route which the ghost of a young murdered girl uses to track down her killer. <mask> included the scene in all published editions after it was restored for the 1999 Theatre Kingston

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texts: production.The production of the play has been held in a number of North American locations, including Toronto, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Portland and Vancouver. <mask> directed and adapted Hedda Gabler for the Shaw Festival in 1991. The Bad Times Theatre hosted a remount of <mask>'s adaptation in 2005. In February 2008, her adaptation was performed at the Mainline Theatre. The Tarragon Theatre hosted her translation of Motel Hélne in 2001. Sled began life as a seven-hour play called The Last Things, but was later cut down to three hours. The story of two teenaged girls whose lives differ dramatically after a violent incident was expanded into a full-length play by <mask> in 2000.Perfect Pie was made into a feature film in 2002, which offered a more conventional version of the story told in <mask>'s play. Habitat, which was staged in 2001 at CanStage, the major regional theatre in Toronto, shows how a middle-class community is torn apart when a group home for troubled youth is established on a quiet residential street. Capture Me, which was presented at the Tarragon Theatre in Toronto in 2004, tells the story of a kindergarten teacher who is searching for her birth mother while being followed by her ex- husband. The Theatre Passe Muraille hosted the premiere of Such Creatures in 2011. She wrote and performed her play at The Cultch and then at the Berkley Street Theatre. In 2007, <mask> created a play called Body and Soul with 14 women between the ages of 45 and 80, about women and aging. The Tarragon produced a second production of

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texts: the play the following year.The play was a huge hit during the Para Olympics. The success of this verbatim play inspired <mask> to create a play with 9 performers with Down Syndrome. It was invited to be part of "Winter at the Young" because it was a hit at the Fringe. It toured to several places after being a sold out hit. <mask> is the artistic director of the RARE theatre company, which is dedicated to collaborating with communities which are rarely heard and seldom seen on our stages. The company produced a play with 9 artists who use wheelchairs. In the summer of 2014, Borne played at Soulpepper and sold out houses.In the spring of 2015, Rare Theatre was awarded a Trillium grow grant, which enabled the company to develop three new projects with differently abled and BIPOC artists. A full verbatim production called Children Speak will be created through a partnership between Rare theatre and Story Planet. Children Speak is being developed into a radio play. Watching Glory Die is inspired by the life and death of Ashley Smith. Six people were watching as they were told not to go in until she was blue. Her death was ruled a homicide. <mask> played all three characters in the play.Who Killed Snow White? was produced by 4th Line Theatre. The death of Reteah Parsons, a Nova Scotia girl who was raped and then cyber bullied before taking her own life, is an inspiration for the play. There are several barns and fields outdoors at 4th Line. There were local children playing the characters at a young age and a core of eight professionals,

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texts: including <mask>, <mask>'s daughter, as the central character, Serena. The show moved the audience to tears and laughter and received a standing ovation. Human experience is rarely seen on stage in <mask>'s work. While the ambitiousness of her scope can occasionally result in plays which seem somewhat unwieldy in their form, she has an amazing gift for providing theatrical experiences which reach the deepest depths of her audience's imaginations.She is a professor in the School of English and Theatre Studies at the University of Guelph. <mask> won the Governor General's Award for Drama in 1985 for her play White Biting Dog, and in 1989 for a collection of her plays, The Other Side of the Dark. She won two awards, the Canadian Authors Association Award and the Toronto Arts Award. She was the recipient of several Canadian Play Awards, including one in 1987 for I Am Yours and another in 1991 for Lion in the Streets. The Best Radio Drama award was won by Tornado. The Dora Mavor Moore Awards are given by the Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts. In 2005, she was made an Officer of the Order of Canada, and in 2007, she received the Walter Carsen Prize for excellence in the performing arts.She was the first Canadian to be awarded the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize. She received a doctorate in sacred letters. Major works include The Crackwalker, White Biting Dog, Turning to Stone, Lion in the Streets, Sled, and Perfect Pie. Playwrights Canada Press, 2005, External links Video - Interview with <mask> - Theatre Museum Canada, English-Canadian

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title: Akku Yadav

texts: to two rival gangs who worked in the area. By all accounts, a child of the neighborhood, <mask> had graduated from milkman's son to local menace. In their book Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, authors Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn wrote about the other "success" of Kasturba Nagar. He turned an apprenticeship as a small-time thug into a role as a mobster and king of the slum.The gang of criminals controlled the slum. They tortured and killed people. He created a small business empire and committed crimes. People were harassed and intimidated by <mask> and his gang. Extortion was his main source of income. He threatened to rape anyone who resisted him. If people did not give him money, he would hurt them.The Urkudes ran a small grocery shop and were harassed for many years. He would refuse to pay or pay less than he was owed. He would become violent if they were not able to pay. He worried that he was being plotted against. He did not allow men or women to talk. If young boys played together, he would break up their games. He would warn people against reporting his crimes to police if they asked about him.Killing corpses made it difficult for him to bribe police to stop his crimes. The victims could be relied on to remain silent because of the stigmatizing nature of rape. People were raped to silence them more often than they were murdered. According to the women who killed him, he had been raping and abusing local women for over a decade. They said that the local police refused to help his victims because he bribed them. <mask> <mask>'s first crime was a gang rape. His crimes included rape, murder, robbery, extortion, home invasion, assault, and criminal intimidation.He had been arrested 14 times before his death. He was held under the Maharashtra Prevention of Dangerous

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title: Akku Yadav

texts: Activities of Slumlords, Boot-leggers, Drug Offenders and Dangerous Persons Act 1981 for a year in 1999. According to residents of the Kasturba Nagar slum, a rape victim lives in every other house there. The youngest victim was a 10-year-old girl. One person said that they stayed mostly indoors when <mask> was around. Women have said that the gang would come to their homes at any time of the day. He would grab a phone or extort money.The gang members would beat up anyone who resisted them. He killed a woman in front of her granddaughter. Five women were arrested for lynching. The granddaughter said that when he came to the front door, he pretended to be a friend of her brother. He stabbed my mother when she opened the door. He cut off her ears because he couldn't get her rings. At least three people were murdered and their bodies were dumped on railroad tracks.A woman described how she and her husband were attacked. He arrived at their house at 4:00 AM. The man said he was a police official and asked them to open the door. After entering, he stabbed the husband in the thigh with a knife, locked him in the bathroom and raped the wife. She was allowed to come back after three or four hours. In January 2004, he was banned from entering the city. An elderly man named Harichand Khorse, who earned a small amount of money playing a musical instrument called a baja, was beaten violently by Yadav because he was unable to pay 100 rupee.The woman was raped after her wedding. He stripped a man naked and burned him with a cigarette, then forced him to dance in front of his daughter. A woman named Asho Bhagat was cut off her breasts by the man who tortured her in front of her daughter and neighbors. Bhagat was sliced into pieces on the street. One of the neighbors was horrified by the murder and was going to report the murderer to the


title: Akku Yadav

texts: police. As a result, he was killed. Kalma was gang-raped ten days after she gave birth.Kalma burned to death after dousing herself with kerosene and lighting it. A woman was pulled from her house when she was seven months pregnant. They stripped her naked and raped her. The men were ordered to gang rape girls as young as 12 years old. Although admitting to being a rape victim in India was taboo, many of his victims reported his crimes. Instead of arresting him, the police told him who the person who reported the crime was. The police supported and protected <mask>, he gave them bribes and drinks.The police accused a woman of having an affair with a man after she reported being raped. Several women were turned away by police after they were told: "You're a loose woman." That's why he raped you. The woman told the police that she was gang-raped. The police gang raped the woman. The families moved out of the neighborhood. People kept their daughters locked up in their homes because nobody could see them.housewives had to go to far away markets to buy food because vegetable vendors avoided Kasturba Nagar. Police wouldn't interfere if Yadav only targeted poor people. After raping a 13-year-old girl, he and his men went to the house of a woman named Ratna Dungiri to demand money. The gang threatened to kill her family. Dungiri was told to go to the police by a woman named Usha Narayane. Narayane went to the police and filed a complaint after Dungiri refused. They told him about the complaint.The Narayane house was surrounded by forty of his associates two weeks before he died. He shouted through the door that he would not harm Narayane if she withdrew the complaint. Narayane barricaded the door. She called the police, but they never showed up. "I'll throw acid on your face, and you won't be able to file any more complaints!" he


title: Akku Yadav

texts: continued, as he continued to pound on the door. You don't know what we'll do to you if we ever meet. Gang rape is not something.You can't imagine what we'll do to you! Narayane shouted back at him, and he described how he would rape, burn, and kill her. The men tried to break the door down. Narayane grabbed a match after turning on a cylinder of gas that the family used for cooking. She said she would blow herself up if they broke into the house. Narayane was left alone by the criminals. Narayane had done something and the neighbors were willing to go after him.There were many angry victims on the streets, and they began to pick up sticks and stones. People threw stones. His men fled when they saw the crowd's mood. The victims walked through the slum. They went to <mask>'s house and burned it down. He was arrested for his own protection on August 7, 2004, after he went to the police for protection. His mother left the house.500 slum residents gathered at the district court on August 7 to watch <mask> appear. The police failed to notice that one of his men tried to pass knives wrapped in a blanket to him. After the women protested, the man was arrested and taken back into custody. He promised to come back and teach the women in the slum a lesson. While he was being taken before the court, a group attacked him and he was lynched five days later. After the police arrested him for his own protection, a bail hearing was scheduled for him in India. He was going to be released from the adjoining neighborhood.The police were going to keep him in custody until everyone calmed down. The bail hearing was supposed to be in the center of the city. Hundreds of women walked from the slums to the courthouse and took seats in the front of the courtroom. He was unrepentant when he walked in. When he showed up, he saw a woman he had raped.

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title: Akku Yadav

texts: He said he would rape her again. The police were amused.The woman hit him on the head with her footwear. She told him either she would kill him or he would have to kill her. It's you or me. The mob of women showed up and lynched him. He was stabbed at least 70 times, and chili powder and stones were thrown in his face. The chili powder was thrown at the police officers. The police officers fled.One of his alleged victims had his penis hacked off. There was a lynching in the district court. There is a marble floor in the courtroom. He yelled "Forgive me!" as he was being lynched. I will not do it again. Each woman agreed to stab him at least once after they passed their knives around. His blood was on the walls of the courtroom.He was dead in 15 minutes. The mob attacked his corpse. The women said the murder was planned. One woman said, "We didn't have any formal meetings, but it spread by word of mouth that we had to take united action." There was a different version of the lynching. According to senior police sources, the lynching was done by four men with sharp weapons, and the women of Kasturba Nagar claimed responsibility for the lynching to protect the men. Police said both men and women were at the scene when the lynch mob appeared.According to initial reports, about 14 women and several children forced their way into the courtroom and stabbed <mask> <mask> to death. The women returned to Kasturba Nagar to tell their husbands and fathers what they had done. Families put on music and danced in the streets as the slum celebrated. They handed out fruit to their friends. Five women were arrested for protesting in the city. The lynching was blamed on every woman in the locality. Usha Narayane was one of the women charged with murder.More than 100 men and children gathered at the courthouse to support the women. The crowd

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title: Jouett Shouse

texts: <mask> was an American lawyer, newspaper publisher, and leading Democratic politician. He was best known for opposing the New Deal. He attended public school in Mexico, Missouri after his family moved from Kentucky. After graduating from the University of Missouri at Columbia, he returned to his native Kentucky and became the owner and editor of The Kentucky Farmer and Breeder. <mask> married in Kinsley, Kansas. He was on the board of directors of the Kinsley Bank. He was elected to the United States Congress in 1915 and served until 1919, when he was appointed as the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.He was in charge of customs, internal revenue and reorganized the War Risk Insurance division at the Treasury Department. In May 1929, <mask> was appointed chairman of the executive committee of the Democratic National Committee. He was on the cover of the November 10, 1930 issue of TIME magazine because of his position in Washington politics. He was against the nomination of Franklin D. Roosevelt as the Democratic Party's candidate for president. <mask> <mask> divorced his wife of twenty-one years and married a wealthy divorcee. The new Mrs. <mask> was a daughter of the head of Filene's department stores. The Filene Foundation had a board of trustees.William Filene <mask> was brought up by <mask> and <mask> after their marriage. <mask> became president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment after Roosevelt's election. The repeal of prohibition was brought about by that organization. <mask> worked with Roosevelt's people. The American Liberty League was formed by leading businessmen to oppose parts of the

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texts: New Deal, and <mask> became the president. Roosevelt gave him a lot of time in the White House to discuss the group's values and concerns. Roosevelt told the press that <mask>'s organization put too much stress on property rights.He said that the League was sworn to "uphold two of the Ten Commandments". <mask> was ambiguous about the National Recovery Administration. On the other hand, he said that the NRA has served a useful purpose. The prohibition of child labor, the maintenance of a minimum wage and the limitation of the hours of work belong under our form of government, according to <mask>. Roosevelt built his campaign on crusading against the American Liberty League as a band of economic royalists. In addition to practicing law in Kansas City, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 He was appointed chairman of the board of directors of the New York City-based company in 1953.<mask> grew up in Kentucky, where thoroughbred horse racing was an important part of daily life as well as the state's economy. He was involved in

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texts: promoting the interests of Kentucky's thoroughbreds for many years. <mask> and his second wife Catherine owned Wolf Trap Farm in Vienna, Virginia, where they raised and bred boxer dogs as well as Thoroughbred horses used as show hunters and for competing in flat racing. The site of the Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts was later donated by Mrs. <mask>. <mask> died in 1968. He is buried in Kentucky. Further reading Kyvig, David.Repealing national prohibition. The University of Chicago Press was published in 1979. There is a man named Frederick. The American Liberty League, 1934-1940, was in the American Historical Review. Managing Legal Uncertainty: Elite Lawyers in the New Deal was written by George Wolfskill. The United States Congress biography for <mask> <mask> was published in the New York Times in

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title: Indira Freitas Johnson

texts: <mask> is an artist and a teacher. <mask> received a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of Mumbai in 1964, and a four-year degree in Applied Arts from the Sir J.J. Institute of Applied Art in 1964. <mask> received a grant to study at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1965, where she received a Master of Fine Arts in 1967. <mask> taught graduate level classes at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in Ceramic Sculpture and the Rhode Island School of Design in Public Art. The Governor's Award for the Arts, Kohler Company Arts and Industry Grant, Arts ConText, Rhode Island School of Design Museum and the Pew Charitable Trust are some of the grants that <mask> has received. The Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art, Asian American Arts Centre in New York, Rhode Island School of Design Museum in Providence, Mobile Museum of Art in Mobile Alabama, State of Illinois Building in Chicago are some of the major public and private collections of <mask>'s work. As an artist, <mask>'s identity has evolved as a sculptor, cultural worker, peace activist and educator.Domestic violence, leprosy health education, labor, the environment, gender, peace, nonviolence and literacy are just some of the social issues she explores in her studio art work and community engaged projects. They follow the tradition of "call and response" in many cultures. She puts out a call and the community responds so that the final artwork is a hybrid that depends on community interaction. Peace Offering, 2020, took place on Sunday, October 4, 2020 at the Dammrich Rowing Center in Skokie, Illinois. The Year of Kindness and Nonviolent Action is a Public Art and Community Engagement

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texts: was dingy and dull like the rest of the structures in the Golibar. Brainstorming together, we discussed the values inherent to the Marketplace philosophy and then translated this vision through symbols and color into a permanent mural work. The Chinese welcome sign is used to offer passengers a moment of calm and beauty as they travel. There is a permanent piece at the 18th Street CTA Station.The concept of emptiness and related ideas of impermanence are explored in Resonance of Emptiness. Nine international artists and 21 Korean artists were invited to participate in the Haein Art Biennale in South Korea in 2011. One hundred emerging Buddha heads were installed throughout the city in sites chosen by host community organizations. The goal of Ten Thousand Ripples was to provide the general community with an intense and meaningful public art experience outside of traditional art venues and in doing so act as a catalyst for community conversations and interactions about peace and nonviolence. Changing Worlds was the lead arts organization in a consortium of over 30 social service, educational, religious and arts organizations. <mask> created a five-acre field sculpture. There are themes of the power of human perspective and its relationship to the process of finding peace within civilization.25th Bowl, 2010, was an exhibition at the Illinois State Museum, Chicago Gallery, which explored themes of interconnectedness and water sustainable issues. A South Asian folk art tradition where a woman welcomes the day by painting patterns on the threshold of her home to ensure the well-being of her family is called Community Blessings. Traditional materials include rice flour, turmeric,


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texts: earth, and flower petals, while nontraditional materials include found objects and recycled materials. After the tragedy of 9/11, the community came together to express their sorrow and their hope. Community blessings have taken place in Providence, Rhode Island, The Chicago Field Museum, Illinois Wesleyan University, Contemporary Art Center, Peoria, Illinois, and Mumbai, India. The College of St. Catherine displayed Hand in Hand in 2009. It questions the nature of "free" labor and investigates the basic transference of energy which is present in every form of exchange.The City of Evanston commissioned Conversations: Here and Now in 2008. The community was involved in the planning of the sculpture. A space for conversation has become a city landmark. There were random people who helped float over 800 leaves in the Chicago River in a ritual offering for peace at Where Sky and Water 2007, sponsored by the Chicago Cultural Center's Public Art Program. Enough; <mask> <mask> <mask> and Voices from around the World, 2003 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Johnson worked with a literacy group from the Rhode Island Public Library as well as collected stories

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texts: from the wider Providence Community as part of the freenotfree project. A Chicago-based South Asian domestic violence shelter used words, objects and floor drawings to demonstrate the South Asian cultural dimensions of domestic violence.The show traveled from Chicago to Bloomington, Illinois, and then to College of St. Catherine in St. Paul, Minnesota. Our Own Vision was <mask> <mask>'s first public art project, a collaboration with a local Bombay NGOs and the Indian Western Railway. Working with a group of tribal children who had been affected by leprosy, <mask> and partners painted a commuter train that ran between Mumbai and the far suburbs and spread the message of the disease. Energy Reboot: The Art of <mask> <mask> <mask> was exhibited at the Krasl Art Center. Every year she goes back to work in Golibar, where her family has worked for over 30 years. In response to ethnic violence in the world, <mask> founded the Shanti Foundation for Peace, an organization that provides employment opportunities and leadership training for women and persons with disabilities. Since then, <mask> has been teaching art and nonviolence to children in public schools.<mask> has shared his knowledge and creativity with many groups. She was a panelist at the Daughters of Revolution: Gender, Ethnicity, Art, Cincinnati Art Museum, as well as a keynote speaker at the 4th International Congress of Educating Cities, The Arts and Humanities As Agents of Social Change. Chicago, 1990. References 1943 births Living people 20th-century American women artists American women artists of Indian descent Artists from Mumbai University of Mumbai alumni School of the Art Institute of Chicago alumni 21st-century

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title: Manuel Palaiologos

texts: <mask> was a brother of <mask>, the final Byzantine emperor. After the Fall of Constantinople in 1453 and the Ottoman invasion of the Morea in 1460, Thomas took his family to Corfu. After Thomas's death, the children were taken care of by Cardinal Bessarion and provided with money and housing by the papacy. The money provided by the papacy was gradually cut back and, in order to seek his fortune, he left Rome in 1474 in order to serve as a military officer in Europe. Disappointed with the offers he received, and with the papacy cutting the money back further, <mask> surprised the establishment in Rome by travelling to Constantinople in 1476 and throwing himself on the mercy of the Sultan Mehmed II, who had conquered the city 23 years earlier. The sultan gave him to stay in Constantinople for the rest of his life. He was called "el Ghazi" by the Ottomans.It is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 He fathered at least two sons, one who died young and the other who converted to Islam. On January 2, 1455, the second son of <mask>, Despot of the Morea, and Catherine Zaccaria was born in exile. After his uncle Constantine XI <mask>, the last Byzantine emperor, died defending Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire, his family continued to live in the Morea. The Sultan invaded the Morea in 1460 because of constant squabbling between Thomas and his brother Demetrios, who supported the Ottomans. After leaving his family to

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title: Manuel Palaiologos

texts: go to Rome, Thomas was provided for by Pope Pius II. Thomas rode around Italy in order to drum up support for a crusade that never took place.Thomas summoned the children to Rome shortly after Catherine died, but they did not rejoin their father until a few days after Thomas died. The two brothers and their sister arrived in Rome after their father died. The two boys were 10 years old at the time. Cardinal Bessarion fled the Byzantine Empire in 1439 and took care of the children. Bessarion provided the education for the children and arranged their marriage to Duke Ivan III of Moscow. The Pope recognised the heir of Thomas and the rightful Despot of the Morea as Andreas, so he allowed him to stay in Rome. The father's money was reduced for the two brothers.Thomas received 300 ducats a month from the Pope, with an additional 200 a month provided by the cardinals, but after his death, the 300 ducats were split between the two brothers, meaning a pension of 500 to one of 150. Thomas's courtiers had complained that his pension had barely been enough to sustain his household and that reducing it to this extent for his sons made their financial situations difficult. As his brother was second-in-line, he had no claims to sell, so he tried to earn money by offering to sell his claims to various rulers in Europe. In 1474, the young prince left Rome to travel around Europe and seek his fortune, offering his services to various rulers and nobles. In November, he offered Duke Maria Sforza to enter Milanese service in some military capacity. The Duke of Burgundy offered similar services to the Duke of Vaudémont after the Duke did not give him a satisfactory offer. Charles offered to employ <mask> for a monthly pay of 100 eur, but he


title: Manuel Palaiologos

texts: declined as the amount was too little to sustain his retinue.He returned to Rome. When he returned to Rome, he discovered that his papal pension had been halved due to his absence. The two brothers only received 150 ducats a month instead of 300 despite his return to the city. After leaving Rome in the spring of 1476 because of the financial situation, he knew that he wouldn't get any good offers in Western Europe. The surprise of everyone else was that <mask> traveled to Constantinople and threw himself on the mercy of Mehmed II. Having been born after the city's fall, he would probably have been uncertain of the kind of reception he would receive. In contrast to the reception he received in Milan and Vaudémont, Mehmed gave him an estate, income, and a pair of female concubines.In the Ottoman Empire, Demetrios <mask> lived happily in the city until the end of his life, the same arrangement that was experienced by <mask>'s uncle. He was a Christian until his death. He might have served in the Ottoman navy after becoming known as "el Ghazi" in Constantinople. With his two concubines, or possibly a wife, he fathered at least two sons; John and Andreas, named after his brother. John was a Christian and converted to Islam. Bayezid II, Mehmed's son and successor, died at some point during his reign. The life of his son, who was last attested in the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent, is not known.Steven Runciman writes that Andreas took the Muslim name Mehmet Pasha and served as a court official in Constantinople. Neither of the two sons had children of their own. The descendants of the last few Byzantine emperors died out after their deaths. The 15th-century Byzantine people and the 16th-century Greek people were

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title: Vincent O'Brien (composer)

texts: first gramophone recordings and accompanied him on his tour of Australia and New Zealand. O'Brien received an honoris causa from the National University of Ireland. Oliver O'Brien followed in his father's footsteps as organist and director of the Palestrina Choir, music teacher at Carysfort College, and teacher in various Dublin schools. The Pro-Cathedral had an organist named Colum O'Brien. The full-scale opera Hester was written by O'Brien before his work for the Palestrina Choir. He was a church music composer and followed the ideals of Cecilian.The Fairy Tree was one of the songs he composed for voice and piano. Choral Oft in the Stilly Night was written for the male choir. Three Motets for male choir was written in the 19th century. Ecce sacerdos magnus, Justorum animae, and Terra tremuit are included. Cr na scol is a collection of 14 choral pieces. Filte don éan (1941) is a piece for piano and string orchestra. Baby Aroon was originally recorded in 1935 and is on John McCormack: I Hear You Calling Me.Robert White (tenor) and Stephen Hough (piano) recorded The Fairy Tree. A Sheaf of Songs from Ireland, Marco Polo 8.225098 contains The Fairy Tree. The Catholic Church Music in Ireland was written by Kieran Daly. The Cecilian Reform Movement is a book. Klein is 20. The book is called Jahrhundert (Hildesheim: Georg Olms Verlag, 1996). "O'Brien,<mask>" is in the Encyclopedia of Music in Ireland.Dublin: UCD Press, 2013), p. 743–744, was written by Harry White and Barra Boydell. The Evolution of the Radio ireann Symphony Orchestra was written by P. J. Kehoe. 20th-century classical composers 20th-century conductors 20th-century male musicians Alumni of the Royal Irish Academy of


title: Jean-Georges Vongerichten

texts: Jean-<mask> is a French chef. Vongerichten has restaurants in Miami Beach, Las Vegas, London, Paris, Shanghai, and Tokyo, as well as New York's Jean-Georges restaurant. He is the head chef at St Barths. Vongerichten is the author of five books. Growing up on the outskirts of Strasbourg in Alsace, France, Vongerichten's earliest family memories are about food. The Vongerichten home was centered around the kitchen where his mother and grandmother would prepare lunch for their employees. At the age of 16, his parents brought him to the 3-star Auberge de l'Ill for a birthday dinner because of his love for food.A work-study program at the Auberge de l'Ill led to Vongerichten's training. He worked with some of the top chefs in France, including Paul Bocuse and Louis Outhier. From 1980 to 1985, Vongerichten opened 10 restaurants around the world, including the Oriental Hotel in Bangkok, the Meridien Hotel in Singapore, and the Mandarin Hotel in Hong Kong. In 1985 Vongerichten relocated to the United States and opened the Le Marquis de Lafayette restaurant in Boston. He earned four stars from The New York Times at the age of 29 after moving to New York to take over the executive Chef position at Lafayette in the Drake Swisstel. He met Bob and Phil at a restaurant. The bistro, JoJo, was opened in 1991.Ruth Reichl of The New York Times said that her food took her breath away. Vong pays homage to his passion for the spices and flavors of the East. The menu at Vong used over 150 different herbs and spices to create his take on Thai-inspired French cuisine, earning him another three-star review from The New York Times. The Lipstick Cafe is located next to Vong and serves breakfast and lunch in a casual, upscale setting. The Lipstick Cafe is no longer open. Vong was closing its location indefinitely after it decided


title: Jean-Georges Vongerichten

texts: Four Diamonds and serves up 750 varieties of wine. Kobe A5 and Wagyu beef from Japan are rare cuts of beef. In 2004, Vongerichten opened Spice Market in NYC, and in 2005 he opened French-American Spice Market in NYC. Chambers Kitchen opened in Minneapolis in 2007. Vongerichten and the Matsushita Brothers from Tokyo opened Matsugen.Japanese Soba dishes are the focus of Matsugen's cuisine, but it also serves sushi and other items. In December 2008 <mask> opened his newest restaurant atop The Phoenician Resort. The restaurant has received 4 stars from the Arizona Republic and is considered to be one of the top 3 steakhouses in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area. Vongerichten opened Market in Boston's W Hotel in November of 2009, inspired by the casual, simple elegance of the setting. Emphasizing comfort and creativity, the menu reinvented classic dishes with eclectic flair, allowing guests to try new flavor combinations and explore spices from other regions, all while remaining close to home. Simply Raw, Fish, Meat, and a Market tasting menu are some of the dishes that can be found on the menu. The market closed in December.The rising costs of labor in the hotel landscape in Boston made it difficult to operate. The Hotel Shangri-La Vongerichten opened a restaurant in the hotel that opened in 2009. "Market by Jean-Georges" is the first collaboration between Vongerichten and Shangri-La and is the chef's first involvement with Canadian or west coast dining. The Jean-Georges Steakhouse Vongerichten opened a restaurant on the Las Vegas Strip. One of the eight restaurants in the United States to feature Kobe beef is the restaurant. The Las Vegas steak house underwent a two-month renovation in May of last year. The second restaurant opened in July of last year.There are new craft cocktails and table side charcuterie at


title: Jean-Georges Vongerichten

texts: Jean-Georges. The TWA Hotel at John F. Kennedy International Airport and The Paris Café serve retro type meals similar to those served on TWA flights. ABCV is Jean-Georges's first vegan restaurant. According to The Infatuation, they aren't out to make a vegetable into something else. There isn't anything labeled as a'steak.' They find great vegetables at the market and make them into something delicious. Vongerichten agreed to pay $2.2 million to settle a lawsuit filed by staff who claimed tips from several of his restaurants had been diverted to managers.In the past two decades, no single chef has had more influence on the way New Yorkers eat out than he has. Mario Batali says that he invented America's answer to nouvelle cuisine. Simple Cuisine was the best book for young chefs when I first came to New York, and he was the hottest ticket in town. In 1987, Vongerichten claims to have invented molten chocolate cake in New York City, but the French chef and chocolatier claims that such a dish already existed in France. According to Vongerichten, he pulled a chocolate sponge cake from the oven before it was done and found that the center was still warm and had a good taste. Jean-Georges lives in New York City and is married to Marja <mask>. He has a young daughter with Marja.He has two adult children from his first marriage, as well as the Executive chef of Perry Street and Louise, who recently opened a restaurant called Chefs Club in NY. Louise is married to a man. Jean-Georges has three children. Jean-Georges is a member of the Food Council at City Harvest and runs his own foundation called Food Dreams. Home Cooking with Jean-Georges, Asian Flavorings of Jean-Georges, Simple to Spectacular, and Jean-Georges: Cooking At Home have been published. People from Bas-Rhin are French expatriates in the United


title: Victoria Wilson-James

texts: <mask> is an American-born British singer. She performed in various theatre plays and musicals as a teenager. She was recruited by Jazzie B after the release of her first single, "I Want You in My Movie". One of London's best-selling groups was managed by Jazzie B. Their first album, Vol. 2, was their second. The top-charting single "A Dream's a Dream" was featured in A New Decade, which achieved gold-status in the US and UK. She left the group at the end of 1990 and released her first solo album, Perseverance.She continued to perform and record with The Shamen until 1999. One of her biggest hits was on her second album, Colorfields. Wilson-James has appeared in a number of theatre musicals. She released an album called "A Course in Miracles" in September 2005. Wilson-James received the Heritage Award from the Performing Right Society even though he wasn't able to attend. She released her third album in March of 2013). Wilson-James graduated from the Los Angeles Academy of Performing Arts with a degree in Theatre Arts.Phil Moore's Singers Workshop was in Hollywood. She released her first single "I Want You in My Movie" in 1988. After the departure of their previous members, Jazzie B recruited Wilson-James to join British music group SOUL II SOUL. The second single "A Dream's a Dream" was released in May 1990 and featured Wilson-James on lead vocals. 1990 is a new decade. The song was in the top-ten on the chart. The second album from SOUL II SOUL was released in the same


title: Victoria Wilson-James

texts: peaked at number 43 on the Dance Club Songs chart. The song peaked at number 37 on the Hot Dance chart. She was featured on Mr. C's single "Circles of Love" in 2002. In 2004, <mask> starred as "Greta" in the film Road to Damascus. She played the role of Missy Judson in the musical Purlie in the same year.Wilson-James played the role of The Cop in the musical Lush Life. Her performance received good reviews again. The song "Swim" was written for the album Café Mambo Ibiza 2005. Wilson-James and Kinan Atassi created a musical duo called Avitas. The album "A Course in Miracles" was released in September 2005. There were two singles on the album, "Re-Creation" and "Cantate". Indestructible was a two-disc album that spawned the single "Yo' Freek".She was on "I Need Someone" for twenty-six weeks and peaked at number two on the Dance chart. She released her third album in June. The singles were "Never Stop", "Deep in Vogue", "Say It Ain't So", and "Red Lipstick". Wilson-James began her one-woman show tour in November of 2016 Wilson-James released a single called "Pray". The song is part of a project. She has a free download on her SoundCloud page.Discography studio albums Singles filmography External links African-American women singer-songwriters American women singer-songwriters American dance musicians American expatriates in the United Kingdom American women pop singers American house musicians American rhythm and blues singer-songwriters American soul singers English women


title: Patrick Ogunsoto

texts: <mask> is a Nigerian former professional footballer who played as a forward. He spent most of his career in Greece and is still the all-time top scorer. After starting his career with local clubs in Lagos, he signed with Julius Berger at 17. He signed with Paniliakos in Greece, but wouldn't be allowed to play for the club. He went back to Nigeria and Julius Berger. He was tried out by Greek clubs at the age of 19 and eventually signed with a club in Cyprus. He returned to Greece in 2002 after being told he was too young to be included in his manager's plans.During his time at Ergotelis, he scored a total of 71 goals in 114 appearances and was promoted to Greece's top tier football division, the Superleague. In his first season at Ergotelis, <mask> scored 30 goals in 32 games and the team was promoted to the Beta Ethniki. He scored 9 goals in his second season to help the club gain another promotion in the Alpha Ethniki, Greece's top tier football division. He continued to be the club's top scorer for a third year in a row, scoring 11 goals in 29 games, but the team was eventually demoted. At the end of the 200506 season, <mask> was declared the club's top-scorer with a total of 21 goals. After flirting with two Greek teams, he moved to Belgium and K.V.C. It was the end of a remarkable 4-year run with Ergotelis in Crete.In his first season with Westerlo, <mask> became the second top scorer in the Jupiler Pro League, scoring 20 goals in 34 games. Despite reported interest from Dutch Eredivisie and Russian premier league clubs, <mask> remained for a second season with Westerlo, making 10 appearances and scoring no goals. He expressed a desire to return to the club where he made his name in January 2008. On January 18, 2008, <mask>

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title: Patrick Ogunsoto

texts: returned to Ergotelis and signed a 3-year contract. He scored 6 goals in 13 matches, helping the club avoid being demoted at the end of the season. He scored 8 goals in the 2008 season. Tensions between the player and manager led to a split with the club's board of directors.As a substitute, <mask> made a total of 6 appearances for the club. On the winter transfer window of 2009, <mask> played for OFI on a six-month loan. He scored 6 goals for the club. The Nigerian forward ended his contract with the company on mutual consent. The president of the club honoured him with a golden emblem of the club. His 85 goals made him the club's all-time top scorer. <mask> was a free agent when he signed a 1.5 year contract with Lokomotiv Plovdiv.He scored one goal in 3 appearances and was released from the team at the end of the 2012 season. He moved to Anagennisi Epanomi in the Football League in the summer of 2012 after returning to Greece. Ogunsoto had 5 goals in the first half of the season. He scored his first goal for his new team in a 2-0 win against his old team. He had 7 goals in 23 appearances for the club. On 16 July, <mask> signed a one-year contract with Acharnaikos. He was released from his contract after six months.After a couple of weeks, <mask> decided to continue his career at Ermionida in the Football League 2. He terminated his contract with the club three months later because he wasn't included in Roberto Bolano's first choices. In the summer of 2015, <mask> went on trial with a Belgian Second Division club but did not sign a contract. According to reports, in January 2016 <mask> returned to Greece and took part in training sessions for a club in Macedonia. He signed a contract with Doxa Trilofos in February of 2016

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title: Patrick Ogunsoto

texts: Makedonikos is a club in the Macedonia FCA A1 Championship Division. With 8 goals in 19 games, Ogunsoto helped the club achieve promotion to the Gamma Ethniki.He turned down the position of general manager at Makedonikos at the end of the season because he wanted to play football for at least one more season. Ogunsoto applied and was rumored to participate in the sixth season of Greece's highly popular reality show Survivor, entering negotiations with several clubs playing in local football championships of Greece. He signed a contract with Megas Alexandros Iasmos. He scored 8 goals in 11 matches but left the club due to personal reasons. He signed with another amateur club until the end of the season. Considered as one of the most charismatic strikers to ever grace Greek football, <mask> rose to cult status in Greece during his tenure at Ergotelis for his non-proficient use of the Greek language. While Lashing out against the referee for poor officiating, Ogunsoto delivered his famous Pos genen afto speech, which has since spawned many meme and is frequently used as a catchphrase across Greece and Greek media.During the seventh season of the popular reality show, <mask> was admitted into the show halfway through the sixth season. All-time top scorer: 85 goals. Nigerian expatriate footballer Super League Greece players Football League (Greece) players Belgian First Division A players First Professional Football League (Bulgaria) players The players are from the Wolves. The players are from Ergotelis F.C. The players are called K.V.C. The players are from Makedonikos F.C.The OFI Crete F.C. has players. Olympiacos Volou 1937 F.C. players are PFC Lokomotiv Plovdiv. The players are from F.C. Football players forward Survivor Turkey

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title: Charles L. Sallée Jr

texts: <mask><mask>. was an artist from Cleveland, Ohio. He was the first black graduate of the Cleveland School of Art. He also worked as an interior designer. <mask><mask> was born in Ohio. Some publications list his birth year as 1913, while others list it as earlier or later. His father moved the family to Ohio to pursue a career as a builder. He studied Renaissance Art and the work of Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres at the high school.He painted a mural at the Battle of Lake Erie school while he was a student. In a 1995 interview, he said he helped create stage sets for plays at the school. From 1960 to 1990 <mask> was married to another woman. They had three children, a son by the name of Warren and two daughters by the names of Coco and Renee. The person who died in 2006 was Sallée. In 1931, Sallée moved to Cleveland and began taking classes at Karamu House. <mask>, an African-American Broadway actor who at one time donated $50 to Karamu House, died a year later.The scholarship allowed him to attend the Cleveland School of Art, where he majored in portraiture and minored in design. He studied painting with Carl Gaertner. Many of the instructors at the Cleveland School of Art taught at Karamu House. He studied etching techniques at the John Huntington Polytechnic Institute. The portrait of a Karamu House dancer that Sallée was awarded the Gund Scholarship for, helped facilitate his fifth year of study at the Cleveland School of Art. The exact times of his graduations from Cleveland School of Art and Western Reserve University are not known. It is assumed that he completed his studies at both institutions.The Cleveland School of Art had the first African-American student graduate. He received a degree. There is an education degree from Western Reserve University. After his studies, he was an artist and teacher in Cleveland. He came to teach at Karamu House. Richard Beatty, head of the studio department and a printmaking instructor, along with other notable Cleveland artists such as Hughie-<mask>, were mentors to Sallée. They joined the project at Karamu House.Several artistic movements were influenced by the Karamu House artists. They were inspired

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title: Charles L. Sallée Jr

texts: by both the American Regionalists and the Mexican Muralists. Most of the murals are no longer in existence. The hopes of African-American families migrating to Cleveland were depicted in one of the murals that was destroyed. Some critics thought that he was a better draftsman than a painter. The painting is called Girl with a Pink Geranium. The image of a young woman and a flower is meant to show their attractiveness.His portrayal of the community in moments of leisure has a celebratory quality to it, and he tended to create empathetic representations of African-Americans. Nightclub scenes in his works could be attributed to his involvement in Cleveland nightlife and work as an interior designer for clubs. The Negro in Art, James A. Porter's Modern Negro Art 1943 publication, and The Negro in Music and Art 1969 publication are some of the publications that have featured Sallée's works. The best contemporary art in Cleveland was to be presented at the May Show at the Cleveland Museum of Art. There were two competitive annual shows in the city. During World War II, he was sent to England by the Army Corps of Engineers. He served as a camouflage designer and as a technical sergeant.He ended his tour of duty in the Philippines after being stationed in France. He became a charter member of the American Institute of American Designers after the war. The renovation of a former restaurant on 105th Street in Cleveland is one of his biggest and best-known projects. The Tijuana nightclub was converted into a revolving stage for acts such as Nat "King" Cole to perform. The Brasserie Restaurant at the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel was designed by Sallée. The May Show at Cleveland Museum of Art was one of the selected exhibitions. Between February 2–16, 1942, the show was presented at Temple University.References for selected works and collections. The Negro In Art is a record of the Negro artist in art. Hacker Art Books was published in New York. Collins, <mask>, <mask> Messinger, and Rachel Mutalish are related. There are prints, drawings, and paintings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. African-American

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title: Don C. Faith Jr.

texts: During World War II and the Korean War, <mask>. was an officer in the United States Army. He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions in Korea. The U.S. Army Officer Candidate School Hall of Fame was established in 1976. The son of a brigadier general, <mask> was born in Washington, Indiana on August 26, 1918. He was not accepted to the United States Military Academy. With America's entry into the Second World War approaching, Congress passed the Selective Service Act. <mask> was denied admission to the United States Military Academy because of his dental disqualification, even though he was called in for his draft physical.After graduating from Georgetown University in 1941, <mask> was admitted to the Professional Foreign Service Fraternity on June 25, 1941. He was commissioned on February 26, 1942. Lieutenant <mask> spent the rest of the war with the division. He was an aide to the brigadier. The general was a staff officer in the division. During the war in North Africa, Italy, France, Holland and Germany, <mask> was awarded two Bronze Stars and was promoted to Lieutenant. Colonel on the staff of a general.<mask> was part of the military mission in China after World War II. He was assigned to the 7th Infantry Division in Japan as a battalion commander. <mask> and the 7th Infantry were sent to help stop the invasion of South Korea in the summer of 1950. <mask> was the leader of the 1st battalion. The 31st RCT was part of the force that pushed north to reach the Yalu River. The Chinese People's Volunteer Army attacked the 31st RCT on the eastern bank of the Chosin Reservoir on November 27, 1950. This was the beginning of the Battle of Chosin.Colonel Allan D. MacLean, the 31st RCT Commander, was killed in a drive south on December 1,

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title: Don C. Faith Jr.

texts: so the command of the entire battalion fell to <mask>. <mask> was wounded by a grenade in an attack against a roadblock. <mask> was loaded into the cab of a truck. The only truck to get through the last roadblock was driven by Russell L. Barney. <mask> was killed when they were struck by small arms fire as Barney was driving. Barney abandoned the truck and left <mask>'s body in the vehicle. Barney reported his account after returning to the United Nations lines.<mask> was listed as missing in action, like all the dead and wounded who were killed by the PVA and left with all the abandoned convoy vehicles, as none of the convoy vehicles made it to safety. President Harry S. Truman posthumously awarded the Army Medal of Honor to Lieutenant Colonel <mask><mask> Jr. The award was presented to Mrs. <mask> in a ceremony in Washington, D.C. on June 21, 1951. The citation and award were published in the Department of the Army. 2 August 1951. <mask>'s classification was changed to Killed in Action Body not Recovered. After 62 years, <mask>'s remains were recovered by a Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command field recovery team.His remains were reported to the public on October 11, 2012 by the Defense Prisoner of War - Missing Personnel Office. He was buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. The Department of the Army has medals of honor. The President of the United States of America was given the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. When the enemy launched a fanatical attack against his battalion, Lieutenant Colonel <mask> unhesitatingly exposed himself to heavy enemy fire as he moved about directing the action. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> personally led counterattacks when the enemy penetrated the positions. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> personally directed

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texts: the movement of his vehicles, which were loaded with wounded, after he reconnoitered the route to effect a junction with another U.S. unit.He completed this on his own. He was given the mission of attacking to join friendly elements to the south when he assumed command of the force. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> organized and launched an attack which was stopped by enemy fire. He ran forward under enemy small-arms and automatic weapons fire, got his men on their feet, and personally led the fire attack as it blasted its way through the enemy ring. Enemy fire pinned the column down as they came to a curve. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> directed a group of men to attack the enemy positions on the right flank. In the face of enemy fire, he placed himself at the head of another group of men and then attacked the roadblock, firing his pistol and throwing grenades.He was mortally wounded when he reached a position 30 yards from the roadblock, but continued to direct the attack until the roadblock was overrun. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> did not spare himself during the five days of action. His men were inspired by his presence in the position of greatest danger. The damage he personally inflicted firing from his position at the head of his men was of material assistance on several occasions. Lieutenant Colonel <mask>'s noble self-sacrifice above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of the U.S. and reflect the highest honor on him. The Army. The previous award of the Silver Star was announced in G.O.No. There was a citation for bravery in action on 27 November 1950. Dates of rank are as follows: 2nd Lieutenant, 27 February 1942 1st Lieutenant, 15 July 1942 Captain, 24 February 1943 Major, 10 May 1944 Lieutenant Colonel, 16 June

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title: Joan Roig i Diggle

texts: <mask> i <mask> was a member of the Roman Catholic church. Roig did his education in Barcelona before moving to El Masnou to finish his degree. He had to work in warehouses in order to support his father who lost his job due to a financial situation in his workplace. During the Spanish Civil War, he was known to deliver communion to the old and sick and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Roig was killed for his religious beliefs after speaking out against communism. He was named a Servant of God after being beatified in Barcelona in 1998. <mask> was beatified in Barcelona in November 2020 after <mask> determined that he had been killed in hatred for his faith.<mask> <mask> was born in Barcelona on 12 May 1917 as one of three children born to <mask> <mask> and <mask> Puckering. His sisters were <mask> and Lourdes. His mother was British. He was christened in the church. He wanted to be able to help people and deliver the message to them through evangelization, so he wanted to join the missions. His mother tried to convince Roig that it wouldn't be safe for him to go to such regions. <mask>'s education began under the La Salle Brothers and ended under Blesseds <mask> Casanovas <mask>on and Francesc Carceller <mask>.He made his first communion with his sister in

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title: Joan Roig i Diggle

texts: 1924. The Roiges were forced to relocate to El Masnou due to financial difficulties that had seen his father and others lose their jobs in Barcelona. Roig had to do work while still in school and first worked as a store clerk before working in at least two different warehouses. Roig was asked to run a branch of the group for children under the age of fourteen. He befriended Blessed Pere Tarrés <mask> before he became a priest. He brought communion to the infirm in their homes but also tended to the elderly and ill. He gave them comfort in their suffering and helped them prepare for death.He went to work at 5am after attending Mass every morning in his private life. Monsignor Llum heard his confession once a week. He submitted an article to Flama on 6 March 1936 in which he commented on the most recent elections before condemning fascists and communism in politics. He knew that he would be arrested if he went against the regime. After the civil war broke out, his father went to hide at a brother's house and <mask> went back to work and moved in with his mother. Each night he clutched a Crucifix in his hands and begged for strength for all Christians as he feared for the state of his nation. He received permission from his spiritual director to keep the Eucharistic hosts in case of emergencies so that he could give it to those that needed it.If he wasn't given permission, he would go to France to receive the Eucharist himself. He was arrested for his faith on September 10, 1936. His mother heard a loud noise and then hard knocks on the door. His mother distracted them as he ate

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texts: all the hosts he had. He kissed his mother goodbye and told her that God was with him. He was forced to stay in the car as the men searched for his father in his uncle's house. He died forgiveness for their actions.<mask>g was shot five times to the chest and once to the head in the early morning hours of 11 September. <mask>g's remains were found in 1938 and were buried in a church chapel. The process for his beatification began in 1993 after petitions were sent to the Barcelona archdiocese. The Congregation for the Causes of Saints in Rome delivered the "nihil obstat" on August 19, 1998. Documentation and witness interrogatories were collected before the investigation was closed in 2001. The C.C.S. received all of the findings from the archdiocese. The rules and guidelines had been followed and all the documentation had been received when the decree of validation was issued in Rome.The official "Positio" dossier that highlighted his life and demonstrated how he was a saint was compiled by the postulation and submitted to the C.C.S. In 2006 The cause was approved by theologians after they reviewed the dossier before the cardinal and bishop members of the C.C.S. On October 1st, it was also approved. <mask> approved the beatification of <mask>g after he was confirmed to have died because of hatred of the faith. <mask>g was beatified on the behalf of the pope on November 7, 2020. The current postulator is a priest.Hagiography Circle 1917 births 1936 deaths 20th-century Catalan people 20th-century Roman Catholic martyrs 20th-century Spanish people 20th-century venerated

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title: Mario Segni

texts: <mask> was born in 1939 and is a professor of civil law. Several parties were founded by him to fight for electoral reform. One time President of the Republic of Italy, he is the son of a politician. The person was born May 16, 1939 in Sardinia. He was born to a prominent politician and a woman who had four children. Following in his father's footsteps, <mask> studied law at the University of Sassari. His academic career began in Padau, where he taught at university and worked for four years as a Christian Democrat Senator.He became a professor of civil law in 1975. He retired as the chair of the Faculty of Law at the University of Sassari. He was first elected as a Regional Councillor in 1967. He ran for the national parliament in 1976 after gaining his position at the University of Sassari. He won a seat even though he came second in the vote. He held this office until 1996. He was the State Secretary of the Ministry Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies in both the second and sixth Fanfani governments.From 1987 to 1991 he was chairman of the Control Committee for Information and Security Services. The establishment of the Democratic Alliance in 1992 was a result of election reform and starting a party. He founded the Populars for Reform with the goal of changing the electoral system from proportional representation to a first-past-the-post system. He said the Mattarellum law would bring stability to Italy by making it more similar to Anglo-Saxon democracies. While serving in the XI legislature, he broke from the Christian Democrats, who were suffering from tangentopoli. The Democratic Alliance and Populars for

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title: Mario Segni

texts: Reform were the progenitors of the Segni Pact. The Christian Democrats had left a political vacuum.He was a Member of the European Parliament from 1994 to 1995 and a candidate for Prime Minister in the Pact for Italy in 1994. During the first Berlusconi government, the party joined the Anti-Berlusconi coalition. He joined the European People's Party during his first tenure in the European Parliament. He was part of the European Parliament's delegation. The Italian Renewal List was joined by his party. <mask> attempted to abolish proportional quota via referenda in 1999. He won a second term despite the fact that he failed to do so in the 1999 European election.He served on the Committee of Constitutional Affairs, the delegation to MERCOSUR, and the delegation to Central America and Mexico. The Pact of Liberal Democrats was formed in 2003 with the help of Carlo Scognamiglio and the Sardinian Reformers. The Berlusconi camp was criticized. He supported the 'no' vote on the 2006 Constitutional Referendum. During the 2006 election for the Presidency of the Italian Senate, <mask> supported Franco Marini because of his respect for the old regime but also because he wanted to see more progress in Italian politics and a fear of a return to corruption prior to the Mani Pulite. The Promoting Committee of the Electoral Referendum was led by Giovanni Guzzetta. Politicians such as Angelino Alfano, Mercedes Bresso, Riccardo Illy, Renato Brunetta, Antonio Martino, Melandri, Arturo Parisi, Daniele Capezzone, and Gaetano were placed alongside <mask>.The Electoral Referendum was presented to the Court of Appeals on July 24, 2007. The

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texts: Italian electoral law referendum did not get the required number of votes. He continued to provide political commentary after he left politics. He was interviewed about the developments in Italian politics and gave his opinion on the developments of the Northern League and the 5 Star Movement. He stated that the memory of Italy is short when it comes to the push to return to a proportional representation system. The Antonio Segni Foundation seeks to put his father's work online. He is known for his work through referendums despite the fact that his party was not electorally successful.The collapse of the first republic's political system was attributed to his work targeting the electoral system through referendums. He is considered to have been one of the most powerful politicians in Italy at his peak due to his success in the referendum process. Berlusconi and the movements within the country have been criticized by him. The documentary television series La notte della Repubblica aired on January 3, 1990. <mask> appeared on a talk show. In the TV series 1992 directed by Giuseppe Gagliardi, the character of <mask> was played by Massimo Wertmller. A biography of <mask> was written by Primo DiNicola.The A to Z of Modern Italy was written by Mark Gilbert and Italy and Its Discontents: Family, Civil Society, State was written by Paul Ginsborg. <mask> wrote a referendum in 1999. In 2001 <mask> wrote Allargamento e coesione: un equilibrio difficile, and in 2010 he wrote Niente di personale. L'Italia was solo cambiare. A collection of interviews with politicians from Italy and Europe can be found on the European Parliament

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title: Bob Keeshan

texts: <mask> was an American television producer and actor. The longest-running nationally broadcast children's television program of its day was created and played by him. He played the original Clarabell the Clown on Howdy Doody. The child of Irish parents was born in New York. He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps Reserve after graduating from Forest Hills High School in Queens, New York, in 1945, but was still in the United States when Japan surrendered. He was a student at the GI Bill school. He received a bachelor's degree in education.An urban legend claims that actor Lee Marvin said on The Tonight Show that he fought at the Battle of Iwo Jima. This legend has been published many times. He was awarded the Navy Cross for saving the lives of dozens of men and women in the war, and that he destroyed a German tank in action in North Africa. Marvin was wounded in the Battle of Saipan and never served in Iwo Jima. He didn't see combat in Europe or Japan because he was too late to serve. The Naval Historical Center in Washington D.C still gets calls asking for verification of war service. He denied the rumors.Television programs began after the war ended. Howdy Doody was one of the first shows. On January 3, 1948, <mask> began playing Clarabell the Clown, a silent Auguste clown who communicated with his horns through a belt around his waist. One said "yes" and two said "no". Clarabell sprayed Buffalo Bob Smith with a bottle of water. In late 1952 <mask> left the show after he hired an agent for himself and other workers on the show. Time for Fun was a new children's show that aired on WABC-TV, Channel 7 in New York City.He spoke

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title: Bob Keeshan

texts: part in congressional hearings against video game violence. He joined with parents' groups in the 1980s who objected to children's TV shows that were based on toys because they didn't teach children anything about the real world. In 1996, he made a rare film appearance in The Stupids.He was an adopted member of the class of 1942 at the college. He received a doctor of humane letters from Fordham University. Le Moyne College, a Jesuit liberal arts college in Syracuse, New York, gave him a doctor of humane letters in 1983. He was a member of the College of New Rochelle board of trustees for a number of years. He received an honor from the alma mater of his grandson in 1997 for his work in children's literacy. He played the wizard in the outdoor theater production of The Wizard of Oz. In the 1990s, Keeshan was interested in bringing back a new version of Captain Kangaroo, which would be less violent than some of the cartoons on children's television.He was unable to get permission from ICM, the company that owned the rights to Captain Kangaroo, despite having sponsors and television stations lined up. Death <mask> passed away in Windsor, Vermont, at the age of 76. He was survived by three children. His wife of 45 years died in 1996. The youngest person to have climbed the Seven Summits was the grandson of Keeshan. He buried a photo of the two of them at the top of the mountain. Saint Joseph's Cemetery is in New York.The man of the year award from NATPE was one of the many awards he received. American male television actors, United States Marine Corps personnel of World War II, and Fordham University alumni are some of the people who have


title: James W. Stephenson

texts: <mask><mask> was a militia officer and politician from the state of Illinois. He was born in Virginia but spent most of his youth in Illinois. He was indicted for the murder of a family friend but never went to trial. After the start of the Black Hawk War, <mask> saw combat and suffered severe wounds. After the war ended, he became a member of the Illinois State Senate. In December of 1836, he was nominated as the Democratic candidate for Governor of Illinois. Within six months of his nomination, he was accused of stealing and was forced to withdraw from the election.He died of Tuberculosis at his home. <mask><mask> was named in honor of his grandfather and uncle after he was born in Virginia in 1806. The <mask> House was built in 1819 and the family lived there until 1820. On January 29, 1824, Daniel D. Smith was stabbed to death at the Wiggins Hotel after an argument with <mask> and Palemon <mask>. Smith died when those present attended to him after he was stabbed in the neck. Smith was "killed in an affray" at the Stephenson House, according to reports in The Spectator. Three men were indicted for Smith's murder.All three men were arrested and charged with a crime. There was only one trial for the charges. The lawyer for <mask> argued that Smith was not guilty of assault. The verdict was reported in The Spectator. He lived in Jo Daviess County for the rest of his life after leaving Edwardsville. After a treaty between the Governor of Indiana Territory and a group of Sauk and Fox leaders regarding land settlement, the tribes left their lands in Illinois and moved west of the Mississippi in 1828. The full tribal council had not been consulted nor did those representing the tribes have authority to cede lands according to Black Hawk and others.Angered by

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title: James W. Stephenson

texts: the loss of his birthplace, Black Hawk led a number of incursions across the Mississippi River into Illinois, but was persuaded to return west each time without bloodshed. He moved his "British Band" of around 1,000 warriors and non-combatants into Illinois in April of 1832 after being encouraged by promises of alliance with other tribes and the British. He tried to return to Iowa but the undisciplined Illinois militia's actions led to the Battle of Stillman's Run. The militias of Michigan Territory and Illinois were called in to hunt down Black Hawk's Band. The conflict was known as the Black Hawk War. <mask><mask> was an officer in the Illinois militia during the war. After raising 134 men in the early stages of the war, he was elected major and his company was taken over by Captain Duncan.The company was released on September 14, 1832. During the war, he played a role in the aftermath of some of the fighting. On June 18, 1832, a group of men led by <mask> battled a group of Sauk. Three of <mask>'s men were killed in the battle. The man was shot and badly wounded. The public confidence in the militia was helped by the lack of an end to the raids. Less than two weeks later, he was involved in the aftermath of the raid at Sinsinawa Mound.When the news of the attack at Sinsinawa Mound came in, Captain <mask> set out with 30 soldiers to chase the raiders. John Thompson's heart was missing and both of the men killed, John Thompson and John Boxley, had their heads cut off, they were buried at Sinsinawa. The raiders apparently crossed the river after <mask> stopped on the Sauk trail. The group responsible for the attack was not found by the party. Colonel Henry Dodge and his men buried the victims of the St. Vrain massacre in the week preceding the June 16

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texts: Battle of Horseshoe Bend. Dodge did not accompany <mask> on his way to Horseshoe Bend. Jefferson Davis received a letter from <mask> in 1834.After being elected to the Illinois State Senate, he sought an appointment to the Land Office in Galena. From December 1834 to April 1835, <mask> was absent from the area. He married Ellen Kyle in December of last year in St. Louis, then traveled to other places, including Vandalia, Illinois, where the couple had two children. <mask> took office as Register of Lands at Galena and Chicago in 1835 and the couple lived an elegant lifestyle. At the first Illinois state Democratic convention in Vandalia, <mask><mask> was nominated as the party's candidate for governor. Within six months of his nomination, the Register of Lands was caught in a funds embezzling scandal and had to withdraw from the election. The Democrats nominated Thomas Carlin, who had a reputation for being honest, at their convention on June 6, 1838.There are differing reasons for <mask>'s departure from the race. According to Thomas Ford's 1854 A History of Illinois, the reason for withdrawing from the election was due to sickness. In his biography of Stephen A. Douglas, <mask> Sheahan wrote that he was charged with being a defaulter and left the election early. In his 1,316-page work, Illinois, Historical and Statistical, Johnmoses said the accusations against <mask> were serious. Less than a week after Carlin was elected governor of Illinois, he died of Tuberculosis. He died at his home. He was buried with military honors and left behind his wife and two children.Trask, Kerry A. Black Hawk: The Battle for the Heart of America was written by Henry Holt. 19th-century deaths from Tuberculosis and Illinois Democrats were caused by American military

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title: Alexander Baring, 1st Baron Ashburton

texts: <mask> was a British politician and a member of the Baring family. Baring was the second son of Sir Francis Baring and the daughter of William Herring. <mask> was born in October of 1774. He was the second son of Sir Francis Baring, 1st Baronet. Maria, Sir Thomas Baring, Henry Baring, and George Baring were his siblings. The London merchant house of John and Francis Baring Company was established by his father and uncle. His paternal grandparents were Elizabeth and Johann Baring, a wool merchant who moved to England in 1717 from Germany.His maternal grandfather was a merchant and his mother's cousin was the Archbishop of Canterbury. <mask> became a partner at Hope & Co. after being brought up in his father's business. He was sent to the United States for a number of land deals. <mask> became a partner in the family firm, along with his brothers Thomas and Henry, and the name was changed to Baring Brothers & Co. The London offices of Hope & Co. merged with Baring Brothers & Co. Between 1824 and 1835, Baring sat in parliament for Callington, Thetford, and North Essex. He thought politics from the point of view of the business man and opposed the orders-in-council for the restrictions on trade with the United States in 1812.He was alarmed by the men in parliament and declared that he would face a thousand devils rather than a House of Commons. An external bimetallist movement was headed by Baring after the Panic of 1847. In Robert Peel's government, Baring was Master of the Mint, and on Peel's retirement in 1835, he was raised to the peerage as <mask> Ashburton, a title previously held by John Dunning, 1st Baron Ashburton. He was sent to America again in 1842, just a year after the conclusion of the Webster–Ashburton Treaty. Each state agreed to maintain a squadron of at least eighty guns on the coast of Africa for the suppression of the slave trade, and the two governments agreed to unite in an effort

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title: Alexander Baring, 1st Baron Ashburton

texts: to persuade other. <mask> did not approve of Peel's free trade and opposed the Bank Charter Act. He was a Trustee of the British Museum and a D.C.L.He published an inquiry into the causes and consequences of the financial and commercial crisis. Slave holder Baring received compensation when slavery was abolished. Baring received compensation for 500 slaves when slavery was abolished. He was paid over 3,400 dollars at the Spring Garden in British Guiana. He was paid more than $6,000 on three estates in St Kitts. On August 23, 1798, <mask> married Anne Louisa Bingham, daughter of Ann Willing and William Bingham of Philadelphia, who served as a U.S. soldier. During the American Revolution, Senator made his fortune through trading and ownership of privateers.Thomas Willing was the president of the First Bank of the United States. They had nine children, two of which were married to George Montagu, 6th Earl of Sandwich. The 3rd Baron, Francis Baring, married the daughter of the Prime Minister of France. Hon. Henry Thynne was the 3rd Marquess of Bath. Hon. Rev.Frederick Baring married Frederica Ashton on April 24, 1831. Hon. Humphrey St John-Mildmay was married to Anne Eugenia Baring. <mask> died on a ship in the Mediterranean. Hon. Arthur Baring died unmarried. Hon.Louisa Emily Baring died. Hon. Lydia Emily Baring died in 1868. On May 12th, 1849, Ashburton died at Longleat. His widow died in December of 1848. He was a grandfather to his oldest son. Mary Florence Baring was married to William Compton.He was a grandfather to his second son. <mask> was the 4th Baron. The 6th Duke of Grafton was married to Maria Anne Louisa Baring. There are six main powers in Europe; Britain, France, Austria-Hungary, Russia, and Prussia. From the "Complete Peerage" 1910. British people of German descent Baring, <mask> English bankers Members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom Masters of the Mint History of

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title: Timaya

texts: <mask>, better known by his stage name <mask>, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter. He is from Bayelsa state. He is the founder of a record label. His solo career began in 2005 with the release of "Dem Mama", which also appeared on his debut album, True Story. His second album was called Gift and Grace. His third studio album, De Rebirth, was released in partnership with Black Body Entertainment. Both were successful.He made him money by collaborating with Dem Mama Soldiers on the album. The hits "Bum Bum", "Sexy Ladies", and "Malonogede" were created by <mask>. His work has earned him several notable awards and nominations, including four Headies Awards wins, 2 AFRIMMA Awards wins, one Nigeria Music Award and an NEA Award. Inetimi <mask> Odon was born in Port Harcourt in 1980. He was the youngest of fifteen children in Agip Estate. His parents were both bankers and traders. Odon attended a nursery and primary school.He started his secondary school education at Nkpolu Oroworukwo. He would go to late-night music events despite the house rules. <mask>'s mother arranged for him to travel with his siblings to Lagos before he graduated from school. He obtained a secondary school certificate after gaining admission into Lagos' Ikeja Grammar School. <mask> dropped out of

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title: Timaya

texts: school after the first semester because he did poorly in exams. After moving back to Lagos, he joined Eedris Abdulkareem's hiphop group as a backup vocalist. <mask> left Eedris after three years to focus on his career.He made his first appearance in a music video for UDX, a Lagos-based rap group, when he collaborated with fellow up-and-coming artists. He met the producer who produced his first major hit record after hearing him perform a a cappella. He collaborated with Udosen on a song on his first album. <mask> said in an interview that the song "Dem Mama" was about the destruction of a river side community. Soldiers were hunting down people they said killed eight policemen. Many people were killed when the village was burned down. I won street credibility for my boldness when I tackled the issue years later.<mask> decided to continue with K-Solo after the success of "Dem Mama". He recorded seven more songs for his first album. <mask>'s second album, titled Gift and Grace, was released in 2008. <mask> won two awards in 2008: "Album of the Year" at the Nigeria Music Awards and "Best Reggae/Dancehall album" at the Headies Awards. He received two awards for his feature on J Martins' "Good or Bad (O Wey)" at the 2009 edition of The Headies. <mask>'s third album, De

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title: Timaya

texts: Rebirth, was released two years later. Akeem D Beat, Jay Sleek, N.D, Jesse Jagz, and M-Yire were involved in the production of the album.2face Idibia, TJ 2Solo, Allenian, Konga, Lanre, M.I, TJ, and Wrecoba collaborated with <mask>. In 2010, he appeared on the song "Kokoroko" by female gospel artist Kefee, which went on to win in the "Best Collaboration" category at the 2010 Headies Awards. The second track on the album was called "Dem No Like Me" and featured a guest appearance by Ras Kimono. "Bum Bum", "Sexy Ladies", and "Malonogede" were some of the hits on the album. The album has collaborations with several people. The song "I Know I Know Dat" was leaked onto the internet a few hours after <mask>'s album Footprints was released into stores. 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

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title: Timaya

texts: 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884He released his fifth studio album. The album had global hits, such as "Bum Bum", "Sanko", and "Ukwu". It also featured 2baba, Patoranking, Olamide, Sir Shina Peters, Deethi, Phyno and Terry G. <mask> has been releasing singles and touring for 5 years. East African artist Alikiba collaborated with Trinidadian Soca Legend Machel Montano. <mask> set up a record label. Patoranking and Runtown were groomed by him.He signed a young Dancehall artiste to his label. <mask> was appointed a Peace Ambassador by the IIFWP. The co- founder of the IIFWP stated that he is "one of those individuals whose lives epitomize the ideal of living for the sake of others and who dedicate themselves to practices which promote the founding ideals of the

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title: Roger Douglas

texts: Sir <mask> is a retired New Zealand politician who served as a minister in two Labour governments. When the Fourth Labour Government's economic policy became known as "Rogernomics", he became arguably best known for his role in New Zealand's radical economic restructuring in the 1980s. <mask> was a Labour Member of Parliament. During his time as Minister of Finance, the government floated the New Zealand dollar, introduced corporate practices to state services, and sold off state assets. <mask>'s economic policies were viewed by some Labour Party supporters as a betrayal of Labour's left-wing policy platform, and the moves became unpopular with the public and ordinary party members. The reforms were necessary to revive the economy, which had been tightly regulated by the National's Muldoon. As a result of his flat tax proposal, <mask> came into conflict with the Prime Minister, and he eventually resigned as Finance Minister, signalling the demise of the Labour government.The Association of Consumers and Taxpayers was founded in 1993 in order to further his policy ideas. <mask> retired from Parliament in 2011. <mask> was born on December 5, 1937. His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch

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title: Roger Douglas

texts: DropCatch DropCatch William Theophilus "Bill" Anderton was a left-wing Methodist lay preacher and small business owner who migrated to New Zealand with his wife in 1921. From 1935–1946, Anderton was the Member of Parliament for Eden. The Second Labour Government established the Arts Council.Norman Vazey <mask> was <mask>'s father and served as an opposition spokesman for labour, education, and social security. <mask> was a Labour Member of Parliament from 1978 to 1979. <mask> was raised in a state house in One Tree Hill. He excelled in sports and math at the primary school. <mask> was an avid cricket and rugby player during his time at the school. <mask> accepted a job at Mabee, Halstead and Kiddle at the end of 1952. He obtained a degree in accounting from a college.He was hired by Bremworth Carpets as company secretary. He married Glenis June Anderson and moved to Mangere in 1961. After the company's sale to UEB, he began to run the Bremworth division on his own. Colin Moyle was a successful Labour candidate in 1963. <mask> began his political career in 1969 when he was elected to parliament, after some experience in local body politics as a member of the Manukau City Council. He gave his first speech in the debate. He spoke about the case against foreign investment in the domestic economy.The Labour Party of the time had a case for external protection of the domestic economy and government involvement in investment. The party has policies on industry and economics. He was the Member of Parliament for Manukau from 1969 to 1978 and for Manurewa from 1978 to 1990. <mask> was elevated to Cabinet rank by the Labour parliamentary caucus after they won the 1972 election. <mask> was the

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texts: youngest Cabinet minister in 50 years. <mask>, his parliamentary colleague, failed to win a place in the ballot for Cabinet, and did not hide his disappointment. Kirk called the mother of <mask> on the day of the election because he was so worried about his son.Kirk told his secretary that it was the worst day of <mask>'s life. <mask> served as Postmaster-General and Minister of Broadcasting until the death of Kirk in 1974. <mask> was appointed Minister of Housing. The Broadcasting portfolio was disestablished in 1975. The Labour Party was defeated in the 1975 election by Robert Muldoon's National Party. <mask> was the most junior member of the Cabinet, but soon earned a reputation for hard work and competence. His appointment as Minister of Housing in 1974 made him a star in the Cabinet.It was a sensitive portfolio and significant. <mask> was the Minister of Broadcasting and created an administrative framework to allow for the introduction of a second television channel. It replaced the monopoly New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation with two competing publicly owned television channels, Television One and Television Two, a corporation to manage public radio, Radio New Zealand, and a new Broadcasting Council. The scheme was implemented on April 1, 1975. In 1977 the Broadcasting Corporation of New Zealand was merged with the two television channels into Television New Zealand. <mask> was an early promoter of the government's plans for a compulsory contributory superannuation scheme that would supplement the old age pension. He introduced a private member's bill in 1972 that provided for compulsory superannuation.The government's proposals for superannuation were set out in a White Paper

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