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texts: <mask> is an Italian former professional footballer who is currently a technical consultant for the Italy national football team. He is well known for his time with the Italy national team, as well as his time with his hometown club. During the 2001–02 season, <mask> made his professional debut with Roma, and the following year he made his Serie A debut. He won the Supercoppa Italiana and the Coppa Italia with the club. He was named the Young Footballer of the Year in 2006 and the Italian Footballer of the Year in 2009. After the retirement of Francesco Totti, <mask> took over the captaincy of the Giallorossi, and they went on to win the European Championship for the first time in the history of the competition. He left the team at the end of the season.He is the second-most capped player in the club's history with 616 appearances. He retired from professional football in January of the following year after joining Argentine club Boca Juniors. Italy won the 2004 European Under-21 Football Championship and a bronze medal at the 2004 Olympics, as well as being represented at under-19, under-20, under-21 and senior levels. From his senior international debut in 2004, until his retirement from the national team in 2017, he earned 117 caps, and is Italy's fourth-highest capped player of all time. He has 21 goals, which is the most by an Italian since World War II and the second most by an Italian. He was a member of the 2006 World Cup-winning squad, as well as participating in the 2010 World Cup and the 2012 European Championship. He was named to the Euro 2012 Team of the Tournament.<mask> is Italy's top scorer in the Confederations Cup with two goals. In 2009, the French sports magazine L'quipe named <mask> the eighth-best in the world. <mask> joined the youth system of the club in 2001 and played as a forward. On October 10, 2001 he made his first-team debut for Roma against Anderlecht in the European competition. He made three appearances in the Coppa Italia in his first season with the club. On January 25, 2003 he made his debut in Italy.

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texts: His first league and career goal came on 10 May 2003 against Torino.He became a permanent member of the starting line-up in the middle of the 2003– 2004 season, and was considered one of the most promising young Italian players in the league. Due to his maturity, tenacity and leadership on the pitch, on 15 March 2006 <mask> wore the captain's armband for the first time in an European competition. Despite earning several cautions and a reputation as a hard-tackling player during the 2005–06 season, <mask> was praised by referee Mauro Bergonzi for fair play. Bergonzi did not see the fact that the goal had been scored off of his hand, but he allowed it to stand. The goal was disallowed after <mask> told the referee that he had pushed the ball in with his hand. <mask> was ruled out for two weeks due to an injury he sustained during the match. He was named the 2006 Serie A Young Footballer of the Year for his performances.In the 2006–07 season, <mask> continued to be a decisive player for the team, scoring from 40 yards against Fiorentina with Sébastien Frey in goal. The first goal of the night was scored by Roma, who won the match 3–1. In the 2006–07 season, he scored the lone goal in the loss to Manchester United. In the first leg of the 2007 Coppa Italia final, <mask> scored in a 6–2 victory for the Giallorossi, who went on to win the trophy on aggregate. The following season, under Luciano Spalletti, Roma won the Supercoppa Italiana over Inter, with <mask> scoring the decisive goal from a penalty in a 1–0 victory in Milan. The club defended their Coppa Italia title that season, defeating Inter once again in the final 2–1, on 24 May 2008, although they finished second in Serie A behind Inter. The Supercoppa Italiana was won by Inter on penalties after a 2–2 draw following extra time.During the match, <mask> scored a goal in regulation time and also converted one of his team's penalties in the shoot-out. He scored his first goal in the Rome Derby on April 11, 2009, in a 4–2 away defeat to cross-city rivals Lazio. The 2008–09 Serie A season

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texts: ended in sixth place for the Giallorossi. In 2009, he was named Italian Footballer of the Year. In the Rome Derby of December 6, 2009, <mask> made his 200th Serie A appearance. He scored a crucial goal in a 2–1 home win over rivals Inter on 27 March 2010, as Roma narrowly missed out on the league title. In the 2010 Coppa Italia quarter-finals, <mask> scored the decisive goal in a 1–0 win over Catania, as the Giallorossi lost out to Inter once again.The 2010–11 season was not as successful as it could have been, as Inter defeated Roma in the Supercoppa Italiana and the Giallorossi finished in sixth place. The best Italian athlete of the year was chosen by the Foreign Press Association in Italy. In February 2012 <mask> signed a new five-year contract with Roma. He became the highest-paid Italian footballer in Serie A, at 10 million per annum, under new club president Thomas R. DiBenedetto. The previous record for an Italian player was set by Francesco Totti. <mask> played in 32 games and scored four goals as Roma finished in seventh place. In the 2012–13 season, <mask> played in just 25 matches.His manager Zdenk Zeman was often critical of <mask>'s performances, and as a result he was used less frequently. Although he did not score any goals, <mask> started playing with more regularity after Aurelio Andreazzoli arrived. Each of the first 10 games of the season were won by Roma. The first goal of the season was scored by him. When the score was still 0–0 in the first half, <mask> played a crucial role in the game. He captained the team after Totti's injury and played in three draws against Torino, Sassuolo and Cagliari to slip to second place. In a 1–1 draw with Sassuolo on 10 November, <mask> equalled Giuseppe Giannini's 400th starting appearance for Roma.As a result of the series of draws, <mask> was not sure if Roma could seriously challenge for the title in the long run. He stated in an interview that he was close to joining Manchester United in the summer, but it was too late in the transfer window. He believed that moving to United

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texts: would not have been the best idea at the moment due to Roma's good start. In the first game after the winter break, Roma suffered their first defeat of the season in a 3–0 thumping at the hands of Juventus, and one of their players was sent off within a minute. They are in second place, eight points behind the Bianconeri. <mask> became the third-highest appearance holder in the history of the club when he made his 335th league appearance on 11 May. In October of last year, <mask> scored his first goal in almost a year in a 2–0 win over Cesena.On 20 January, he scored the decisive penalty in extra time, which allowed Roma to overcome Empoli and advance to the quarter-finals of the Coppa Italia. On 17 October 2015, <mask> scored his 500th appearance for Roma in a 3–1 home win over Empoli. He scored a pair of goals in a 4–4 away draw against Bayer Leverkusen. In May of last year, <mask> scored in a 3–2 home win against Genoa, which enabled Roma to finish in second place in Serie A and secure a spot in the group stage for the following season. The new contract was signed by <mask> on 31 May. After Francesco Totti's retirement, <mask>inone on September 26, <mask> made his 600th appearance for Roma, becoming the second player after Totti to do so. After 18 seasons with the team, <mask> will leave the club at the end of the season. He made his 616th and final appearance for the club on 26 May in a 2–1 home win over Parma, making him the club's second-most capped player of all time. While still at Roma, <mask> expressed his lifelong admiration for Argentine club Boca Juniors and its fans, which led to speculation surrounding a future move to the club, which were also fueled by the presence of former teammate Nicols Burdisso as the club's sporting director. He signed a one-year contract with Boca on July 26, 2019. After scoring his first goal for the club in a 1–1 draw against ClubAlmagro in the Copa Argentina on 13 August, <mask> made his debut for Boca in a 3–1 loss on penalties.He made his debut in the league on August 19th with a 2–0 win over

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texts: Aldosivi at La Bombonera. He made his debut as a second-half substitute in a 0–0 home draw against L.D.U. Boca progressed to the semi-finals of the competition after a 3–0 win on aggregate, but were eliminated in the following round after a 2–1 aggregate loss to River Plate. On January 6, 2020, <mask> announced his retirement from football due to family reasons. Boca won the Primera Divisin title. The Italian national side's all-time second highest scorer is <mask>, who has 21 goals in 117 international appearances. He is a member of the Italian national team.A regular first-team member of the squad that won the 2004 European Under-21 Football Championship, <mask> scored the opening goal in Italy's 3–0 win over Serbia and Montenegro in the final. He won a bronze medal in football for Italy at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. A few weeks after returning from Greece, <mask> earned his first cap with the Italy senior squad on 4 September 2004, scoring on his international debut in a 2–1 win against Norway in a 2006 World Cup qualification match. He wore Italy's captain's armband for the first time in the second half of a 0–0 friendly draw against Iceland. In Italy's opening game of the 2006 World Cup, <mask> picked up a booking in the tenth minute, but he was still named to the Italian squad by Lippi. In the second group match against the United States, he received a straight red card after he elbowed Brian McBride in the face. After leaving the pitch bloodied, he returned and received three stitches.The BBC said that <mask> had "disgraced himself with a sickening, needless elbow on Brian McBride." <mask> apologized to McBride, who praised him as "classy" for approaching him after the match. He was banned for four matches and fined 10,000 Swiss Francs. In the 61st minute of the World Cup final, <mask> came on as a substitute for Totti, after being disqualified for four matches. After a 1–1 stalemate, the match went to a penalty shoot-out; <mask> scored Italy's third penalty to help his team win the shoot-out, and their fourth World Cup

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texts: title. The youngest player in Italy's World Cup squad was at the age of 22. In Italy's 3–1 away win against Georgia in October of 2006 <mask> scored his first goal for the national team under new manager Roberto Donadoni.Following Italy's victory in the 2006 World Cup, <mask> was given the number 10 shirt. He captained the team on three occasions: against South Africa on 17 October 2007, against Portugal on 6 February 2008, and against the Faroe Islands in the Euro 2008 qualification. After missing out on Italy's opening 3–0 defeat to the Netherlands, <mask> played in all of Italy's remaining matches at Euro 2008. Italy defeated France 2–0 in their final group match, and he scored from a free kick which was kicked by Henry, his fifth international goal, and the win guaranteed Italy's progress to the quarter-finals. He was named the Man of the Match. Italy lost the shoot-out 4–2 after a 0–0 draw following extra-time against Spain in the quarter-finals. He scored his first two goals for the national team in a 2–0 home win against Georgia in a 2010 World Cup qualification match.The number 10 shirt was handed to <mask> once again after he was named to Lippi's Italy squad for the Confederations Cup. The United States was defeated by Italy in the opening fixture of the competition on June 15. The goal put Italy 2–1 up after <mask> had tied the game. Italy went on to win the match 3–1, after <mask> was named the Man of the Match. Italy lost their next two games against Egypt and Brazil, and were eliminated in the first round of the tournament, after a three-way, three-point tie in their group with the United States and Egypt. After the retirement of Fabio Cannavaro, several in the media tipped <mask> to be a possible candidate for Italy's captainship, due to his performances and dedication at international level. His ability to perform well and score in important matches and his role in breaking down the opposition's play won him admiration from the Italian fans.Indeed, <mask> scored several crucial goals for Italy in their Euro 2008 and 2010

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texts: World Cup qualifying campaigns; at the international level, he's goal ratio was much greater than at club level. The first goal of the 2010 World Cup was scored by Italy as they drew their opening match. In the second match, against New Zealand, after Italy were trailing by a goal, he drew a foul in the penalty area, from which Vincenzo Iaquinta tied the game. The decision to give the penalty was criticized by some in the media. The man of the match award was given to <mask> despite the controversy. The defending champion lost their final match against Slovakia and were eliminated in the first round of the tournament. After the 2010 World Cup, Italy's first match under new manager Cesare Prandelli, <mask> was named captain, due to the injury of newly appointed captain Gianluigi Buffon.On 7 September, he scored his tenth goal for Italy in a 5–0 home win over the Faroe Islands in a Euro 2012 qualifying match; the goal allowed him to overtake Totti as Roma's highest scorer with the national side. The final 23 man squad for the Euro 2012 was named in May. During Italy's opening two group matches, <mask> played as a central defender in a three-man defence with Giorgio Chiellini and Leonardo Bonucci. In the last group match against the Republic of Ireland, he played a more regular role with his teammates. Italy went through to the semi-finals after a penalty shootout victory over England in the quarter-finals. In Italy's 4–0 defeat to Spain in the final, <mask> played all 90 minutes, as Italy won the match 2–1. He was included in the Team of the Tournament.Italy defeated Japan 4–3 in the second group game of the Confederations Cup in Brazil in June of last year. Italy advanced to the semi-finals of the tournament for the first time in their history. Italy finished third in the tournament after a penalty shoot-out victory over Uruguay in the bronze medal match. The only Roma player to be selected to the national team was included in the final 23 man squad for the World Cup in Brazil. In Italy's 2–1 opening win against England, <mask> played in

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texts: front of the defence for the entire match and completed the most passes of any player with 99. Italy had the highest pass accuracy percentage of any team in a World Cup match since 1966 and dominated the possession. Italy finished third in their group and were eliminated in the first round of the World Cup for the second year in a row.In the second group match against Costa Rica, <mask> participated but was unable to play due to an injury. In Italy's 2–0 friendly win over the Netherlands in Bari on 4 September, <mask> wore the captain's armband and scored from a penalty. In a 1–1 draw against Croatia at the San Siro in Milan, <mask> earned his 100th cap. On 6 September 2015, he scored from a penalty at the six-minute mark in Italy's 1–0 victory over Bulgaria in a Euro 2016 qualifying match in Palermo, and was later sent off during the match for a reactionary foul; this was his second red card with Italy, which made He was named to the Italy squad for the Euro 2016 on May 31st. After limping off the field in the 2–0 victory round of 16 match up against Spain, he missed out on the quarter final match against Germany, which ended in a 6–5 penalty shoot-out. When he was accused of refusing to take a kick he responded, "Do I look like the type who would refuse to step up to the spot?"I was not asked, and that's all. I didn't warm-up during the game. In a 2–0 home win over Albania in a World Cup qualification match in March of last year, <mask> equalled <mask>'s tally of 12 goals for Italy. After making his 112th appearance for Italy in a 2–1 friendly away win over the Netherlands, he was forced to leave the game in the 35th minute due to an injury. He made his 117th international appearance in a 1–0 away defeat to Sweden in the first leg of the World Cup play-offs, making him Italy's fourth-most capped player of all time. Italy failed to qualify for the World Cup after a 1–0 aggregate loss to Sweden following a 0–0 home draw in the second leg. The goal that gave Sweden the go ahead goal was taken off of <mask>.The second leg of the national

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texts: team match was immediately followed by the retirement of <mask>. Although he didn't play in the second leg, <mask> was at the center of attention due to an incident that happened while he was on the bench. When he was asked to warm up late on during the game, he appeared to protest the decision and instead pointed angrily at Lorenzo Insigne, a player whom the national side's manager, Gian Piero Ventura, had neither started nor brought on. I told the strikers to warm up because we had to win. I pointed to Insigne as well. I'm sorry if I offended anyone, but it wasn't up to me whether it was a tactical issue or not. I thought it would be better if Insigne came on.Considered to be one of the best players in the world during his prime, <mask>'s tackling, vision, awareness, passing range, strength, energy, and goal- scoring ability allow him to start counter attacks. A quick, physical, hard-working and tenacious player, with good technique and an excellent ability to read the game, he has been praised for his ball skills, stamina, positional sense and ability in the air, as well as his powerful long-distance shooting. He has been criticized for his aggressiveness and tendency to pick up yellow cards. The box-to-box style of play and <mask>'s ability to break down opposition plays have led pundits to compare him to other world class box-to-box players. The man has expressed admiration for the player. He is considered to be one of the greatest Italians of his generation and of all time by pundits and managers. A tactically intelligent and versatile player who can play both in a defensive and attacking role, as well as being a deep-lying "mezzala" in the middle of the park, <mask> is a great addition to any team.Due to his leadership and dedication on the pitch, he has been given the nickname capitan futuro "future captain" by Roma fans and the media, as he was tipped to succeed Totti as Roma's captain. After retiring, <mask> stated that he wanted to become a coach, and he was immediately linked to several managerial vacancies in Italy between

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texts: 2020 and 2021. The course was started in December of 2020. The Italian national team's new assistant in charge was announced on 18 March 2021. Italy won the Euro 2020 after a 3–2 victory on penalty shoot-out after a 1–1 draw against England in the final. He went back to work for the Italian Football Federation after leaving the Italian team, this time as a technical consultant for the Under-15 to Under-20 youth representatives. He was going to join Roberto Mancini's staff to help with the World Cup qualification playoffs.<mask> was born in Rome. He is the son of a former player and coach. The mother of his daughter and ex-dancer of Mediaset, Sarabanda, married him. The couple separated. According to a survey for the Italian edition of Men's Health, he was named Italian athlete of the year for 2007. He wore the number 27 shirt for two seasons. He wore the number 4 during the 2006 World Cup.During the 2005–06 season, one of his idols, Roy Keane, wore number 16 as he changed to number 16 after the birth of his daughter. Along with other top European football players such as Alexander Frei, Philipp Lahm and Michael Owen, <mask> was chosen as a Pringles spokesman. He is in an Adidas "Dream Big" Commercial along with Steven Gerrard, Michael Ballack and David Beckham. <mask> is on the cover of a video game. The picture on the cover was taken from the goal scored by <mask> in the Supercoppa Italiana. A tattoo on his leg shows a triangle sign of a tackle being performed, reflecting his tough-tackling reputation. Sarah Felberbaum, an English-born Italian actress and model, married <mask> in a private ceremony in theMaldives on December 26, 2015, the couple had been in a relationship since 2011.The kitman of the Italian national team in the 2006 World Cup was buried with the World Cup winner's medal. On 9 April 2021, it was announced that <mask> had been hospitalized in Rome due to COVID-19 symptoms, and by 13 April, he had been discharged, and by 26 April, he had recovered. Career statistics Club International Italy score listed first, score column


title: Garson Romalis

texts: <mask> was a Canadian gynecologist who specialized in providing abortions. See abortion in Canada. He was wounded in two attempts on his life. According to the National Post, the most violent antiabortion crime in Canada was the first attempt on his life. The attacker stabbed him and fled. <mask> became more outspoken and determined to provide abortions to women who want them after being personally attacked. He was a public figure in the Canadian abortion debate.The University of Toronto Law School invited him to speak at their Symposium. He was trying to convince medical students to continue providing abortions. When he was in medical school, <mask> observed the results of illegal abortions. He was assigned the case of a young woman who died of an abortion after using a folk remedy. The young woman was killed by the gas gangrene that came from it. She developed an illness. She had multiple abscesses throughout her body, including in her abdomen, lungs, and brain.That case was never forgotten by <mask>. During his internship at Cook County Hospital in Illinois in 1962, <mask> encountered the results of illegal abortions. He remembers that in those days hospitals had entire wards for the victims of abortion related problems. More beds lined the halls for the overflow as the ward had 40 beds. The hospital admitted 10 to 30 patients with abortion every day. The interns prepared 40 to 60 litres of IV fluid each morning for incoming patients. One woman died every month because of the antibiotics.The cause was usually a problem with the body. A US report in the mid-1970s showed a decline in maternal mortality since abortion was legalized. According to David Boyes, a founder of BC's Pap test program, the numbers were straightforward and it suggests that politicians have saved more lives than we have with twenty-five years of effort screening for cervical cancer. Garson was fond of delivering babies. He did not know how to do abortions when he trained. He has more than his share of experience looking after illegal abortions. He points out that in Canada and the U.S., illegal abortion is very rare today.It is a

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texts: disease that has disappeared. In 1972 <mask> started his medical career. In 1969 abortion law in Canada was liberalized. Many women wanted to end their pregnancies in his practice. He learned how to perform abortions. The patients were very stressed when providing abortion services. An unwanted pregnancy is usually the worst trouble the patient has ever been in.He said he could give her back her life by performing a five-minute operation. A high-powered rifle was used to shoot into <mask>' home in 1994. After the first assassination attempt, <mask> almost died from blood loss and other problems. He was able to resume work after two years of physical and emotional rehabilitation. He was no longer able to perform his favourite part of the job, delivering babies. He continued to work as a gynecologist. In 2000 <mask> took some time off to recover after he was stabbed by an unknown person.He came back to work about two months later. He only performed abortions after 2000. During the 1980s, anti-abortion activists picketed and harassed the anti-abortionists. They tried to damage his tires by throwing nails onto his driveway. On November 8, 1994, someone fired a high-powered rifle into the Romalis home, hitting him and severely injuring him. The shot damaged his muscles and broke his femur. One of the largest arteries in the body was the most dangerous injury.He was at risk of bleeding to death. He used the belt of his bathrobe to make a tourniquet. His wife and daughter were not hurt. The AK-47 automatic rifle may have been used by the sniper. Mark Schonfeld, president of the British Columbia Medical Association, said he was shocked that someone would be shot. Since 1988, abortion has been legal in Canada. Antiabortion groups picketed the house in the past.Police didn't have a suspect in mind at the time. A reward of $60,000 was offered by the police forces. In December 1997, several Canadian police forces formed a joint task force to manage their investigation into the attacks against three Canadian doctors. Representatives of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police were on the task force. According to the police,

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texts: the hunt for the attackers of the Canadian physicians is a terrorist act. James Kopp was charged with the shooting of Dr. Hugh Short and is suspected of committing the other two shootings. Barnett Slepian, an American physician from New York who performed abortions, was killed in 1998 by a man in the United States.<mask> was stabbed in the medical building in 2000 by a young man. The man was not seriously injured. The attacker was not known. Several witnesses saw the attacker waiting and used a restroom in a pharmacy that opens onto the lobby before the attacker arrived. They said he was a white man in his 20s or 30s wearing a dark grey or black sweatsuit with a hood. The attacker stabbed him in the back. The man escaped through the parking lot.Jesse Brouwer, a parking attendant, chased the attacker for more than a block. According to news reports, police were called to the Everywoman's Health Centre about an hour before the stabbing because of protesters on the lawn of the house next door. Three white men, two of whom had not been there before, were trying to intimidate women. The staff called the police because they were so concerned about the level of intimidation. The three men left after police talked to them. The attacker who stabbed <mask> was captured by the police. A man called a local newspaper and said he was the attacker.The man claimed to be from the "Baby Liberation Army," according to the police spokeswoman. A man called another abortion provider in the city to warn that she would be next. There was a brief illness that led to the death of <mask>. The public 70th birthday party for Henry Morgentaler was held in a small theatre on Yonge Street. Anti-abortion violence and harassment in Canada can be found in the Washington Post. A security consultant warns that MDs are living in dangerous times. In 1998-11-03 there were 159 (9).The book is called "Targets of Hatred: Anti-abortion terrorism." Barbara, CBS. Bade, CBS. The Canadian Medical Association Journal reported on a police task force targeting terrorists behind attacks on MDs. The Baby Liberation Army is a group of people who are against

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title: Sir John Wynn, 1st Baronet

texts: Sir <mask> was a Member of Parliament and antiquary. He was the son of Morys Wynn ap <mask>, who died in 1580. <mask> studied law at Furnival's Inn and the Inner Temple after graduating from All Souls College. He claimed to be descended from the princes of Gwynedd. The male line from his family died out in 1779 and the senior male line went to the Anwyl of Tywyn family. His mother was Jane Bulkeley, daughter of Sir Richard Bulkeley and his wife Catherine, and sister of Sir Richard Bulkeley, head of the Anglesey branch of a powerful landowning family. He was Member of Parliament for this county in 1586 and also served as Sheriff of Caernarvonshire.He was a member of the Council of the Marches of Wales and a deputy lieutenant of Caernarvonshire. Wynn was a bad neighbour and landlord. His lawsuits against his relatives went on for many years. He was reprimanded and fined by the Council of the Marches of Wales in 1615 because he became a public nuisance. He became the first Wynn baronet in 1611. He was interested in mining and antiquarian studies. He had 10 sons and 2 daughters and was married to Sidney, daughter of Sir William Gerard, Lord Chancellor of Ireland.<mask> died in Italy in 1614 after being married to Eleanor Cave in 1606. Sir <mask>'s son Richard was his successor. The mother of <mask> was Elizabeth, the daughter of his daughter. Mary married Sir Roger Mostyn. Wynn's work The History of the Gwydir Family was intended to assert his claim to royal ancestry. Sir <mask>

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texts: was forced to defend himself in court after Thomas Prys brought a case against him. He was the most prominent male heir of the House of Gwynedd after he won the case.The head of the Price of Esgairweddan family, descended through Iorwerth and Owain Gwynedd, would lead the senior line and be de jure Princes of Gwynedd, however they died out. An edition of <mask>'s book was published at Oswestry in 1878. It describes the state of society in North Wales in the 15th and the earlier part of the 16th century. Owain Gwynedd, Lord of Anglesey, married Annest ferch Rhys. Catherine ferch was married to William Gruffudd. The heiress of the Wynns married the first Duke of Ancaster in the 17th century. Baronness Willoughby de Eresby was the wife of Baron Gwydyr, who was created after the death of the duke.After the death of Alberic, the title of Baron de Eresby fell into abeyance between his two daughters and his cousin and male heir. The earl of Ancaster sold the house and part of the estate to Lord Carrington, who claimed to be descended from Sir <mask>. On May 28, 2010, Llanrwst celebrated the 400th anniversary of the almshouses built by Sir <mask> to provide shelter for twelve poor older men of the parish. The twelve rooms are used to show different periods of history. Sion Rickard, a student at Coleg Llandrillo, played Sir <mask> in the festival and answered questions from the locals. References include Wynn, <mask>, <mask> of All Souls College, Oxford Members of the Inner Temple

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title: Robert Hamilton of Preston

texts: One of the leaders of the Scottish Covenanters was <mask>. The brother of Sir William was the son of Sir <mask>. Professor Burnet taught <mask> at Glasgow University. He is in command at Bothwell and Drumclog. After the Revolution of 1688, he retired to Holland, where he remained with his brother-in-law, Gordon of Earlston. He didn't recognize the title of Prince of Orange because he wasn't a Covenanted one. He was arrested in Edinburgh for being concerned in the second Sanquhar Declaration of August, 1692.He left his testimony afresh against backsliding in Church and State, and became as far as one person could be the main stay of the afflicted Remnant. He was 51 years old. He was the younger son of Sir <mask>, a Royalist who fought in the cause of the Stuarts. His eldest son received a baronetcy after his father's death. Sir William. He was part of the expedition of the 9th Earl of Argyll who escaped to Holland in 1685, but died on the march to London in 1688. The younger son, <mask>, was educated at the University of Glasgow.He became an extreme Covenanter after attending conventicles. The "Rutherglen declaration", which they intended to nail to the market-cross of Glasgow on the king's birthday, was drawn up by him and Thomas Douglas. Rutherglen, two miles to the east of Glasgow, was chosen because of the advance of the troops of John Graham of Claverhouse. After extinguishing the bonfire in the king's honor, they proceeded to burn all the acts of parliament and royal proclamations made since the Restoration. They retired towards Evandale and Newmilns, where they were going to hold an armed convention. The gathering was suddenly in sight of the Battle of Drumclog Claverhouse. The covenanters drew up a battle array on the farm of Drumclog to send their women and children away.Nominally <mask> was in charge, but the experienced officers, such as Hackston and Cleland, led the

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texts: separate detachments of the Covenanters, defeating Claverhouse was due. <mask> showed some energy after the fight. He stated in Faithful Contendings that before the battle began he had given out the word that "no quarter should be given". The Covenanters were easily repulsed by the troops at the Battle of Bothwell Bridge. They retreated to Hamilton after Claverhouse advanced towards them. As Claverhouse was too weak to attack them, they formed a camp, and within a week five or six thousand men were there. <mask> assumed command without ceremony after taking all the credit for the victory at Drumclog.There were theological disputes and harangues. The Covenanters advanced to Glasgow, where they are said to have robbed the archbishop's house, pulled down the ornaments of the cathedral, and defaced several monuments, but they fell back on their old ways. There was a disturbing element to the arrival in the camp of John Welch. Welch was prepared to accept a compromise with the government that would allow both presbyterianism and episcopacy. He was denounced by the <mask> party as an Erastian, and the dispute raged until the appearance of the government forces under the Duke of Monmouth. The declaration was presented on 22 June in the hope that it would lead to a suspension of hostilities. The town where the declaration was drawn up is referred to as the Hamilton declaration.After signing the petition in name of the army, Sir <mask> said that he had been trapped into the subscription by the belief that it was Donald Cargill's work. The armies were drawn up against each other on the opposite banks of the river at Bothwell Bridge when the <mask> declaration was presented. They wouldn't consider terms until they laid down their arms. As soon as the action began, <mask>'s courage waned, as he was occupied with the erection of a gibbet around which was placed a cartload of new ropes. He

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texts: left the world to debate whether he acted most like a traitor or fool when he ordered Hackston to retire when the bridge was attacked. <mask>'s courage was questioned. <mask> speaks of his behavior at Bothwell Bridge as 'ill conduct, not to say cowardice' in a passage omitted from the earlier editions of his Own Time.He waited the issue in a place of safety during the attack on Glasgow. He was incompetent as a commander. <mask> was sentenced to be executed when he fled to Holland. He visited Germany and Switzerland while he was in Holland as a commissioner for the true presbyterian church in Scotland. He ordained James Renwick, who had studied at the university there, as a minister to the presbyterian church in Scotland. The baronetcy on the death of his brother Sir William was achieved by <mask> when he returned to Scotland in 1688. He wouldn't claim his brother's estates because it would involve acknowledging an uncovenanted sovereignty of these covenanted nations.His brother's daughter Anne's husband Thomas was the son of Sir James Oswald and he took measures to secure the settlement of the family inheritance. The united societies sent a letter to <mask> in October of 1686 stating that they had information that he had signed a petition in favor of the <mask> declaration. He continued to influence the extreme Covenanters after returning to Scotland. On 9 November 1689 he protested against the 'compliance at <mask>' by which it was agreed by a section of the covenanters to form the CAMERONIAN UNION. Accused of having drawn up and published the Sanquhar declaration in 1692, <mask> was held at Edinburgh and Haddington for months. He was allowed to remain unmolested until his death, 20 October 1701, even though he refused to acknowledge the authority of William and Mary. Gentleman Sir <mask> wrote The Believer's Farewell to the World or an Elegie on the Death of that much honoured

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title: Cheryl Chase (activist)

texts: Bo Laurent, also known as <mask>, is an American intersex activist and the founder of the Intersex Society of North America. She legally changed her name from Bonnie Sullivan to Bo Laurent in 1995. <mask> was born in New Jersey with ambiguous genitalia. The reason for her intersex condition has never been fully understood, and her parents originally named her Brian Sullivan. <mask> preferred to use pseudonyms when referring to her early life, so other sources say her original name was Charlie. When she was 18 months old, <mask> had a clitoridectomy to remove her larger clitoris, because she was born with mixed male/female sex organs. Bonnie Sullivan was raised as a girl by her parents who moved to a new town.She was silent for six months after the operation. She told Salon that she developed ovotestis at age 8. She got access to her medical records at the age of 21 after she found out about the clitoridectomy. <mask> graduated from MIT with a B.S. In 1983, I received a mathematics degree. At the Intensive Summer Language Institute, she studied Japanese. <mask> worked as a graphic designer in 1985.She moved to Japan as a visiting scholar. She co-founded a computer software firm. <mask> said she was good at translation work, which is considered more masculine in Japan. <mask> began working as an intersex activist after returning to the United States. <mask> received an M.A. in 2008. Sonoma State University has an organization development program. <mask> had a nervous breakdown in her 30s.She contemplated suicide in front of the doctor who had made her genitalia numb and scarred. When she was 35, <mask> returned to the U.S. and began a search for a better understanding of what she had learned. Many people with personal experiences of intersex conditions were contacted by <mask>. In 1993, via a letter to the editor published in The Sciences July/August issue, she founded the now defunct Intersex Society of North America and asked for people to write to her under her new name, <mask>, the beginning of the movement to protect. Sometimes in the same publication, she used the names Bo Laurent and <mask> at the same

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texts: time. She is the creator of the book. Several intersex people discuss the psychological impact of their conditions and the medical treatment and parenting they received in a 30-minute documentary film.<mask> was involved in the case of a six-year-old boy with a micropenis who needed surgery. The San Francisco Human Rights Commission held hearings on medical procedures for intersex infants in 2004. <mask> criticized feminist writers for not putting intersexuality on the feminist agenda despite their condemnation of female genital cutting in Africa and elsewhere. ISNA received the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission's 2000 Felipa de Souza Human Rights Award. The reopening of their consideration of intersex conditions was influenced by <mask>'s activism. <mask> believes that difficulties can't be eliminated by early genital surgery. In August of 2006 a letter was published by 50 international experts, including <mask>, titled "Consensus Statement on the Management of Intersex Disorders".The statement emphasizes caution, but does not discourage surgical interventions. <mask> took part in the launch of a report by Human Rights Watch and interACT on medically unnecessary surgeries on intersex children. The report found that intersex medical interventions persist as default advice from doctors to parents, despite some change in some regions of the U.S. and claims of improved surgical techniques. Many parents in the study reported that their children were pressured to have surgery. The report calls for a ban on "surgical procedures that seek to alter the gonads, genitals, or internal sex organs of children with atypical sex characteristics too young to participate in the decision, when those procedures both carry a meaningful risk of harm and can be safely deferred." <mask> has been openly lesbian since she was in her 20s. <mask> and Robin were married in San Francisco in 2004.They lived on a hobby farm in Sonoma after the In re Marriage Cases. The Intersex Society of North America Chase has External links. The child has an intersex condition. People from New Jersey and Japan are Intersex rights

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title: Michael Raynor (actor)

texts: <mask> is an American actor, director and writer. His best known roles are as Joseph Morgan in ER, Apollo 15 Astronaut Al Worden in From the Earth to the Moon, Mick in the movie A Brother's Kiss and Frank in the movie Federal Hill. <mask> was born in Queens, New York and raised on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. He attended the prestigious and progressive interracial kindergarten center when he was 3 years old. This caught the attention of a young NY Times reporter, Joseph Lelyveld, who wrote an article about interracial inner city schools. He became the Editor-In-Chief of the NY Times and was called the most powerful man in the press. PS 6 was considered the best elementary school in the city after <mask>'s mother moved him there.He was put back into the IGC program at this school. He went on to win a scholarship to Friends Seminary, where he met and became best friends with the co-star of A Brother's Kiss. He moved on to Stuyvesant High School in New York City after taking a test similar to the SAT. His girlfriend as a junior was the daughter of an actor. Frank McCourt, a Pulitzer Prize winner, taught him how to write and tell stories. He was the captain of the basketball team and played the position of point guard. He was a member of Lou d'Almeida's original team that played in the world-famous Rucker Tournament.<mask> majored in International Relations at the University of Georgia. Dean Rusk was the former Kennedy/Johnson Secretary of State. He won a National Award for Debate in the Model United Nations during the United Nations Conference of Trade and Development forum as the chief delegate. Outstanding Delegation was awarded to the

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texts: University of Georgia. After college, <mask> worked on the floor of the New Your Mercantile Exchange in crude oil options and later moved to the Commodity Exchange doing precious metals and silver trading. Steve Rubell's personal night time driver, <mask>, quit his job after Black Monday. He began studying martial arts and acting with some of the best martial artists in the world.He is a model for Italian jeans manufacturer, Replay. <mask> studied acting in New York with some of the biggest names in the business. His theater credits began in a cabaret in the basement of a New York City building and continued on to Off-Broadway, where he originated characters and many new plays for emerging New York writers. <mask> wrote and performed Who is Floyd Stearn? The screenplay adaptation has also been written. The film version will have another actor in the lead role. Some of Hollywood's most prestigious actors, directors and producers have been linked to <mask>'s film and television credits.His film credits include roles in Shadow Boxing, The Waiting Game, and The First Man. The mini-series From the Earth to the Moon was produced by Imagine Entertainment and starred Tom Hanks and Nicholas Turtur. The one-man show Who Is Floyd Stearn? was written and performed by <mask>. In an Off-Broadway production. The screenplay was also written by him. <mask> was part of Ken Rotcop's Los Angeles Writing Workshop for several years and studied screenwriting with Robert McKee, renowned author of Story Structure. The comedy hit one-man show, Southern Discomfort, was developed and directed by <mask> and was invited into the prestigious Comedy Central Stage in Los

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texts: Angeles.He co-authored the script with Chad and Carey Hayes, who are attached to produce. Surviving David was developed and originally staged by <mask>. Fia Perrera's Swimming Naked and The Most Mediocre Story Ever Told were both developed and directed by him. Mark Kriegel's award-winning novel, Bless Me, Father, Proud Harry, Wilding, The Run, Dead Weight, and the film adaptation of the Off-Broadway hit, Who Is Floyd Stearn?, are some of his screenplays. Who is Floyd Stearn? It was developed by master storyteller-teacher, Mark Travis. It was first presented as a member's project by Joseph Siravo at the Ensemble Studio Theatre in New York, but was cut short by 9/11 after only two performances.It opened the Edgemar Center for the Arts in Santa Monica under the direction of Larry Moss. Who is Floyd Stearn? was called by the New York Times. The New York Post called <mask>'s play "the best family confessional play they've seen" and Rick Waxman produced it on Off-Broadway. The article about Who is Floyd Stearn was written by the JewishJournal.com. <mask> has faced emotional turmoil while dealing with his father's absence. <mask> was able to find many answers to the mystery of his father through interviews with his relatives. After more than 50 hours of taped interviews, <mask> wrote this one-man play as a way to connect.Howard was so moved by the production that he wrote <mask> and talked about his relationship with his father. On the video promo, the voice of Stern talks about his view of the show and his impressions of <mask>'s performance. Growing up in New York City, <mask> had a good education under the direction of his mother, and he has

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texts: had a number of personal milestones which have contributed to his life, including relationships which have lasted many years and still influence him today. <mask> was Bar Mitzvah'd at the Temple Emanuel on 5th Avenue in New York City at the age of 13. When he was 18 years old, <mask> changed his name from <mask> Stearn to <mask>. He hadn't heard from his father since he was 7 years old. After many years of wondering what happened to his father, he reconnected with his paternal grandmother who was able to answer many of <mask>'s questions.He grew up to write and act in a one man show, Who Is Floyd Stearn?, based on interviews with relatives and personal anguish with his biological father. He struggled to understand the mystery behind Floyd Stearn. American actress Erica Gimpel had a relationship with <mask> from 1988 to 2004. <mask>'s relationship with her is depicted in detail in the memoir Standing Up. Teenagers Grodin and <mask> were sweethearts. There are external links to <mask>. Larry Moss is an acting coach and director of Who Is Floyd Stearn?Who is Floyd Stearn? 20th-century American male actors 21st-century American male actors Film producers from New York (state) American male film actors American male television actors

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title: Chetan Anand (director)

texts: The debut film of a Hindi film producer, writer and director from India, was awarded the Grand Prix Prize (Now Golden Palm) at the first ever Cannes Film Festival in 1946. He co-founded Navketan Films with his brother in 1949. He was the oldest brother of the family and he was also the older brother of two Hindi film directors. Her younger sister is the mother of Shekhar Kapur. On January 3, 1921, well-to-do advocate <mask> was born in Lahore, British India. He graduated from Government College Lahore with a degree in English. He was a member of the Indian National Congress and later a member of the British Broadcasting Corporation before coming to Bombay to sell a film script.In the early 1940s, while he was teaching History, he wrote a film script about king Ashoka, which he showed to Phani Majumdar in Bombay. The Indian Civil Service exams were held in London. He was cast as a lead in Phani Majumdar's Hindi film, Rajkumar, which was released in 1944. He was associated with the Indian People's Theatre Association in Bombay. In 1946, he directed the movie Neecha Nagar, which won the Palme d'Or award at the Cannes Film Festival. It was the debut film for Kamini Kaushal and became the first Indian film to gain international recognition. He and his brother set up Navketan Production in Bombay in the early 1950s.It was the first film made by Navketan and it turned out to be a moderate success. He directed Taxi Driver and Aandhiyan for the Navketan banner. While he made a name for himself as a director, he kept acting. He appeared in a movie. He played lead roles in two movies in 1957. He acted in Kala Bazar, Kinare-Kinare, Aman, Kanch Aur Heera and Hindustan Ki Kasam. Along with photographer Jal Mistry, music director Madan Mohan, lyrics writer Kaifi Azmi, and actress Priya Rajvansh, <mask> started his own production banner called Himalaya films.They gave some of the most memorable and unique films in Hindi cinema. The film-maker is known to be the one who discovered the actor. Although G.P.Sippy's 'Raaz' was the first film for Rajesh Khanna, he got

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texts: his first break in the film Aakhri Khat. The beautiful locations of Aakhari Khat are known for their beautiful songs penned by Kaifi Aazmi. The main attractions of the film were Bunty and the music. The film Kudrat, based on the theme of reincarnation, helped arrest the slide in popularity of Rajesh Khanna, allowing him to make a comeback with this hit film. He is known for 17 feature films, but he is also known for the television serial, which was aired Doordarshan in 1988.In 1943, they married. The couple had two sons. They separated after a few years of marriage because of incompatibility. For religious and cultural reasons, divorce is not allowed in India, and the law did not allow divorce by mutual consent until 1976. The couple never separated. After being estranged from his wife, <mask> fell in love with a woman who had made her debut in his film. Their relationship lasted all their lives after they fell in love while making this film.She did not work in a single film made by anyone else. Divorce is antithetical to the Hindu religion because of the taboo and opprobrium attached to it. Even though they had no children together, they had a relationship. On July 6, 1997, <mask> died in Mumbai at the age of 76. He left a large amount of his wealth to Priya Rajvansh. His beachfront bungalow in Juhu, Mumbai, where real estate is among the most expensive in India, has the right of lifelong residence. She didn't have the right to sell the property because she didn't have any children of her own, and this would allow her to live in the house that she had shared with him for the rest of her life.Three years after his death, Priya Rajvansh died in the same beachfront bungalow. There were many fake news stories about the murder of Priya Rajvansh that were published in the press and social media. In 2006 a book written by his wife and son was released. In 2008 a documentary by the same name was released. The India International Centre in New Delhi hosted a retrospective of his films in 2007. Filmography Director Films Aandhiyan (1952) and Funtoosh

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title: Charles Hector McFadyen

texts: He was an Australian soldier, senior public servant and sportsman. He was a leader in the community until 1939. He was the head of the Department of Shipping and Transport. He played four games for the Essendon Football Club in the Victorian Football League in 1920. Alexander and Mary Elizabeth were the parents of the life and career McFadyen. They lived in a suburb. <mask> was the oldest of the three children.The family name is Scottish and has an association with one of the Scottish Inner Hebrides. In 1906, <mask> won a scholarship from the Victorian Education Department. He graduated from Scotch College in 1907. He joined the Victorian public service as a telegraph messenger and was appointed a clerk in the Department of Trade and Customs after success in the Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Examination. He was nicknamed 'Chub' because of his solid build and complexion. He enjoyed cricket and Australian Rules Football and was a member of the youth group at the Presbyterian Church. The Australian Natives Association with its requirement of Australian birth became a lifelong involvement with its debating contests.<mask> was the president of the Branch in both 1915 and 1922. In 1911, McFadyen joined the Victorian Scottish Regiment, trained at Albert Park, and went on marches and bivouacs with the 52nd battalion. He enlisted in the First Australian Imperial Force on 12 May 1915. At this time, McFadyen was described as tall with brown hair, blue eyes and a good military appearance. The unit embarked on the troop ship Ceramic with McFadyen as a Warrant Officer First Class bound for Egypt. He was evacuated from Egypt and moved to France and the Western Front in the early summer of 1916. Lieutenant Colonel Harold Skipton Stacy was the

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texts: commander of the 2ndACCS.The most efficient of its kind was the unit, according to <mask>. The surgeon who brought practical experience and the latest methods to bear on the treatment of the wounded in the field was Stacy. The Australian Red Cross supported him. Specialist personnel and resources were secured for the work. One of the unit's few non-medical officers was McFadyen, who was a soldier. In forward areas, casualty clearing stations were usually located at rail heads or transportation hubs. They were supposed to provide emergency treatment and move the wounded back to the general hospitals.The 2ndACCS became a stationary hospital because of the static trench warfare that developed in France in the early summer of 1916. We were established on a Belgian farmer's property near the railway from Bailleul to Armentieres. The field was quickly transformed into a modern operating centre with the help of engineers and Belgian labourers. An X-ray plant, technician and engineers from the Sydney Hospital were arranged for by Stacy. The station was supplied with electric light after he set up a workshop that made thigh cases. The X-ray plant was the first of its kind in France. The food was supplied by the Red Cross.Doctors and surgeons were added. It was the showpiece of the Army Corps and there were constant inspections by high-ranking French and British military and medical personnel. Stacy returned to Australia without proper recognition because he was too good for the ordinary run of medical officers. Financial and family reasons were cited as to why he applied for release after contracting the flu in 1917. His appointment was terminated on July 19th, 1917. The unit he established continued. In February 1917, McFadyen was promoted to


title: Charles Hector McFadyen

texts: Lieutenant Quartermaster with the 8th Field Ambulance.He was promoted to the rank of Quartermaster in August 1918. Many of the privations and dangers of field life in forward locations would have been experienced by McFadyen. He wasn't directly involved in the fighting, but he was involved in administration and provision. He spent time in Paris, Belgium, and other places in Europe, Germany, the United Kingdom and Ireland before returning to Australia on July 25, 1919. During the war, McFadyen played Australian Rules football and rugby with the 8th Field Ambulance Rugby team in France. He thought this was the best rugby side in the corps and would have beaten any club team in the state. He was on the team that won the 5th Division championship.He won the 5th Division officers 100 yard sprint as an athlete. He went to opera in Brussels and the music halls in Paris, where he heard the young Maurice Chevalier sing the Madelon de la Victoire and also the singer's older patron and lover. He was fond of the French and things French. After a performance at the Casino de Paris, he sought out Chevalier again. He spent four years abroad and was placed in locations in England, Ireland and Belgium awaiting his return to Australia. The farewell march of Australian soldiers took place in London on April 25, 1919. A photograph of <mask>, taken in 1919, shows him fit, healthy and handsome.He was back in an active life. He scored two goals in four VFL Australian Rules games for Essendon in 1920. He played first grade cricket for Essendon in the 1920-21 season. Rose Craig was the daughter of Walter and Margaret Jones. Alexander died on February 12 1923 at the age of 54. On 12 June 1942, McFadyen enlisted for part-time duties and was discharged on 10


title: Charles Hector McFadyen

texts: October 1945 from the Commonwealth Public Service. The first big move of government departments and staff to the new Australian capital in 1927 was when he and his family moved to a new home near Telopea Park.He showed a capacity for leadership by taking on a variety of community activities. He and his family moved to Barton. He became prominent in the movement for a new hospital because of his WW1 field hospital experience. The Federal Capital Commission was dissolved in 1929 after the Government of Stanley Bruce was defeated. W.M. was the former Minister for Health. John Crapp was the first chairman of the board. Two board members were elected by the public.<mask> was re-elected in 1938. The nominee board was dissolved and a wholly elected body was created by the acting minister for health. <mask> persuaded the Minister for Health to have an amount placed on the forward estimates so that a hospital could be built later. He resigned from the Hospital Board in December of 1939 when he became a public servant. The new hospital on the Acton Peninsula was completed in 1943. He was a leading figure in other ways. He was the first president of the Federal Capital Territory branch of the Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association and the president of the Australian Labor Party for four years.He was narrowly defeated in 1931 as a candidate for the Canberra Advisory Council. The Seat of Government in the Australian Capital Territory was represented by this amount. There was no direct representation for residents in the Federal Parliament. The high cost of living in the new capital for low waged public servants was a concern of his. He was the president of the committee. Prime Minister James Scullin encouraged McFadyen to run for the

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texts: Federal seat of Eden-Monaro, but he was not endorsed by the Labor Party. He was a leading ANA member and played competitive sport.He wore his boots again after he was dissatisfied with the performance of his local Australian Rules Football Club. Eastlake won the title that year. In 1936, McFadyen was the Vice President of the Australian Capital Territory Cricket Association and he led a team against a touring English team. His mother is Mary Elizabeth <mask>. On 10 May 1940, a widow died. The Chairman of the Tariff Advisory Committee was in public service. The United Kingdom and Australian governments established this committee.He was transferred from the Trade and Customs liaison officer to the Department of Supply and Development in 1941. The Tallow Advisory Committee was chaired by McFadyen. Ensuring adequate supplies of glycerine for the war effort was its purpose. He was appointed the deputy controller of materials and supply in 1944. From 1945 to 1945 he was the deputy director of the secondary industries division. He was in charge of shipping and ports. Ken recalled that his father was living and working in Martin Place when he was younger.In 1948, <mask> was the Director of the Division of Industrial Development in the Department of Post-war Reconstruction. In December 1948, he was appointed Secretary of the Department of Shipping and Fuel. The Department became the Department of Fuel, Shipping and Transport in March 1950, and then the Department of Shipping and Transport in May 1951, after fuel rationing was abolished. The Australian Shipbuilding Board had a member named McFadyen. The lack of efficient coastal shipping services was an issue in these years. <mask> had close personal and professional relationships with many

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texts: notable industry figures. The shipbuilding firm of Evans Deakin had a close friend named Arthur Deakin.A conference was held in 1959 to inquire into shipping and freights in the state. He served two ministers directly in his capacity as a department head. He doesn't have much to say about McLeay who died in 1955. McLeay asked McFadyen to chair the Cargo Clearance Committee. Shipping had begun to build up as sheds were being used for storage. The Prime Minister was concerned. He did what was asked of him, even though he was reluctant to do so.There was an issue between Customs and the Harbor Trust. In 1952 the Committee was dissolved due to complaints from the ship owner and Harbor Trust. The expert commentary praised the Committee's work. <mask> said he thought the P.M. was not happy about McLeay's treachery. The government's decision to create the Australian National Line was aided by the advice and advocacy of <mask> and Paltridge. D.C. Williams succeeded McFadyen as Secretary of the Department of Shipping and Transport in 1957. His early involvement with and sympathy for the Australian Labor Party notwithstanding, he appears to have had no problems with the Liberal and Country Party administrations.His departmental peers and senior political and industry figures may have testimonials on the occasion of his 1955 CBE honour and retirement. He was not offered a knighthood, unlike other permanent heads of his time. He was a lifelong public servant and had the distinction of joining as a junior and rising to the top. He joined the Board of Mercury Transport after his retirement. His clubs were the Caulfield Returned Servicemen's League and the Essendon Commercial Travellers Association. His investments and savings were affected by the


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texts: 1960 Credit Squeeze. His last place of residence was 3Newton Court.A series of strokes led to the death of <mask>. He was survived by his sisters. The family includes his wife Rose, sons Ken and Alan, and a daughter, Marie Rose. The Secretary of the Department of Shipping and Transport was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire. There are links to births and deaths of Australian public servants and military personnel of World War I and


title: Russell Ash

texts: <mask> was the British author of the Top 10 of Everything series of books, as well as Great Wonders of the World, Incredible Comparisons and many other reference, art and humour titles. In the age of the internet, it takes tenacity and intelligence to make a living, according to his obituary in The Times. <mask> did that. One of the pioneers of false teeth was <mask>, a descendant of a family of goldsmiths and silversmiths who lived in London in the 18th century. His father was a bookbinder for the British Museum Library and served in the Second World War. The family moved to the area where he attended school. He began his publishing career after studying anthropology and geography at Durham University.He was the European Correspondent for Newsweek Books on their Wonders of Man series and worked as a picture researcher for Man, Myth & Magic. The publishing company Ash & Grant ran for five years with <mask> and Ian Grant. He was a director of Weidenfeld & Nicolson in the 1980's. In 1984–88, he published works by satirist John Wells, as well as many other illustrated books. He had written or contributed to over a hundred non-fiction books. He has a daughter and two sons with his wife. He died from a heart attack in 1991.<mask> wrote for both adults and children on a wide range of subjects, including reference, art, history, biography and humour. 'Top 10 of Everything', his best-known work, has been published annually since 1989 and was the basis of a children's TV series broadcast on ITV in 1998–2001. The Top 10 of Sport, The Top 10 of Music, The Top 10

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texts: of Film, Top 10 for Men, Top 10 of Britain and others have been issued at intervals. Top 10 of Everything has been published by Hamlyn since 2006 and has appeared in a number of translations. Some of the art books written by <mask> during the 1990s include titles on the Pre-Raphaelites, the Impressionists, James Tissot, Sir Edward Burne-Jones and Gabriel Ross. He compiled a number of illustrated books for children, including Incredible Comparisons, The World in One Day, The Factastic Book of 1001 Lists, and Great Wonders of the World. He and Brian Lake wrote Fish Who Answer the Telephone and Other Bizarre Books.The World of Facts was published in 2005 in North America as Firefly's World of Facts. He was an occasional journalist who wrote for various British national newspapers, as well as a contributor to a number of annual publications. Antony Beevor was the captain of the team representing the Society of Authors in the University Challenge: The Professionals which 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The Funt Collection has a catalogue of Victorian studio photographs. The Vampyre: A Tale was written by John William


title: Ruth Muskrat Bronson

texts: A Cherokee poet, educator and Indian rights activist, <mask> was born in 1897. <mask> was the first Guidance and Placement Officer of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. She created the legislative news service for the National Congress of American Indians. <mask> moved to Arizona after a decade in Washington, D.C. She worked for the Indian Health Service as a health education specialist. She received an award from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare after she retired. She worked for Native American rights until her death.On October 3, 1897, <mask> <mask> was born in White Water, on the Delaware Nation Reservation in Indian Territory, to Ida Lenora Kelly, an Irish-English transplant from Missouri, and James Ezekial <mask>, a Cherokee. During Indian removal, his ancestors traveled the Trail of Tears from Georgia to Indian Territory. When she was ten years old, she witnessed the disruption caused to the lives of her nation when communal lands were applied to the Five Civilized Tribes. Muskrat graduated from the Oklahoma Institute of Technology in 1916 at the age of fourteen. She furthered her education at Northeastern State Teachers College. She stopped classes and taught for two years to make enough money to continue her education. Muskrat studied for three semesters at the University of Oklahoma in 1919.She was sent to work on the Mescalero Apache Reservation in New Mexico in the summer of 1921 after working for the YWCA. She received a scholarship to attend the University of Kansas because of her report on her organizing efforts. Muskrat was part of a YWCA delegation that went

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texts: to China for an international youth conference in 1922. She was one of the first Native American women to serve as a student delegate. The trip included stops in Hawaii, Manchuria, Japan, Korea and Hong Kong. Muskrat was brought to the attention of the international press. She wanted to work for racial equality.Muskrat appealed to the United States government for better educational facilities for Native Americans. She made a presentation at a gathering of Native American leaders, which was known as the "Committee of One hundred", to advise President Coolidge on American Indian policy. Muskrat wanted Indians to be involved in solving their own problems. President Calvin Coolidge and his wife, Grace, invited Muskrat to lunch because they were moved by her speech. She graduated with a degree in English from Mount Holyoke College in 1925. Muskrat was a prolific poet during her college days. Muskrat began working at the Haskell Institute as a teacher and then as head of the college placement bureau.She won the Henry Morgenthau Prize for the best use of her college education in the first year. <mask> and John F. Bronson adopted a native girl. The Bureau of Indian Affairs created a new program in 1931 to improve educational opportunities for Native Americans. <mask> was appointed as the first Guidance and Placement Officer of the bureau and was tasked with helping graduates find viable employment. The Indian Council Fire awarded her the Indian Achievement Medal in 1937, making her the second woman to receive the award. The inaugural year of the award 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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texts: local communities because she was tired of national politics. Bronson worked as a health education specialist at the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation in Arizona for the Department of Health and Human Services. She was a vice president of the ARROW Organization. She advised tribes on community development, as well as managing the education loan and scholarship fund.<mask> was awarded a service award from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare for her work with Native Americans. She moved to Tucson. <mask> became the national program chairman of the American Indian section in 1963. The Save the Children Federation ran the organization. After a stroke in 1972, Bronson slowed, but did not stop her activism for Native Americans. They should determine their own development and leadership programs. <mask> received a merit award from the National Indian Child Conference for his commitment to improving children's quality of life.<mask> died in Tucson, Arizona. The links are External links 1897 births 1982 deaths People of Indian Territory Cherokee people Indigenous rights activists 20th-century American educators Native American poets American women poets 20th-century American women

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title: Alexander Vustin

texts: <mask>, also known as Voustin or Wustin, was a Russian composer. The Devil in Love was played and recorded internationally. After studying composition first with Grigory Frid at a regional music college, and then with Vladimir Fer at the Moscow Conservatory, Vustin graduated in 1969. The music editor at USSR Radio from 1969 to 1974 was <mask>. He was an editor at the publishing house from 1974 to 1974. Music Vustin was composed in 1963, but only works written after 1972 are valid. The organization of his musical texture is distinctive.The twelve-tone technique is used by <mask> in his own way. The eight-minute-long The Word was dedicated to Grigori Frid and the three-minute long In Memory of Boris Klyuzner were written in the 70s. The text from Matthew 5:3–8 is the basis for Blessed are the Poor in Spirit for boy- Soprano and counter-tenor. His opera The Devil in Love was written after 15 years of work and is one of the most important of his works. Dozens of compositions were written around the same time. The world premiere of the opera was conducted by Vladimir Jurowski. The works of <mask> are often included in the programmes of major festivals.Vladimir Jurowski is one of the conductors who have performed his music. The ensemble includes the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra, the Amsterdam Wind Orchestra, the Mark Pekasky percussion ensemble, and the Moscow Contemporary Music ensemble. According to other sources, he died of pneumonia in Moscow on April 19, 2020. The works of Vustin were published. Three Poems of Moses Teif for bass and piano were written in Russian. There are tapes. The text was written by Sergey Zaitsev.The Offering for the ensemble, dedicated to Gidon Kremer, is part of a collective composition. Evening Birds for string trio, Far Light for bassclarinet solo, and Musical sacrifice for cello and piano were written by M. Dubov and A. Vinogradov. The English edition of thestudia slavica musicologica. 31), 206 pp., music illus., References External links

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title: Paul Bryar

texts: <mask> (born February 21, 1910 to August 30, 1985) was an American actor. He appeared in many films and television series. Most of his roles were small in size. In Professor Beware, he made his film debut. Jungle Siren, Lady from Chungking, Parole, Inc. and The Bob Mathias Story gave him substantial supporting roles. He had an uncredited role as the friendly Police Captain who accompanies James Stewart to the coroner's inquest in Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. Notorious and The Wrong Man were two of the films by Hitchcock.He was in a 1955 episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Rebel Without a Cause was one of the films where Byrar was typecast as a policeman. He played district attorneys, sheriffs, photographers and guards. He played a hangman and family father in Charles Laughton's film classic The Night of the Hunter. In the opening scene of the film, the movie's main card player, Donnelly Rhodes, threatens the movie's main character, Robert Redford, because he quit the game before the main card player. It has been assumed that it was the character that threatened the Kid. Between the 1950s and the early 1980s, he appeared in about 150 television shows.He was seen in The Beverly Hillbillies, Bewitched, and Hart to Hart. The first season of "Barnaby Jones" had an episode titled


title: Paul Bryar

texts: "To Denise, with Love and Murder". He played the Sheriff in The Long, Hot Summer from 1966 to 1966. Two years before his death, he played a small part in a film. He was married to an actress until his death. <mask> is a member of the rock band Little Feat. Professor Beware as Harry - Radio Patrolman, Tenth Avenue Kid as Wheeler Artists and Models Abroad, and Midnight as Porter are all uncredited.You're Out of Luck as the man who lost himself as Bar Waiter. Man from Headquarters as Knuckles Duke of the Navy in 1942, Bunco Bisbee The Strange Case of Doctor Rx in 1942, and Junior G-men of the Air as Chemist in 1942. The Mystery of Marie Roget was played by Spy Smasher and Evans was played by Eagle Squadron. Silent Witness played Blackie The Crystal Ball, Captain of Waiters was Don Winslow of the Coast Guard, and Sarong Girl was Jake. As Tim Rourke Shadows Over Chinatown, Mike Rogan Notorious was the photographer. As reporter, Brute Force, as Harry, as Robin Hood of Texas, as Policeman, and as Joe - Welsh's Bodyguard. The Christmas Party Guest was Shockproof, the Policeman with Witness was Flaxy Martin, and the Gambler was Bad Boy.Jack, FBI Man Cab Driver, Call of the Klondike, and Sierra Passage are all credited as C.P.O. According to Mrs. Hoyle as Willie Never Trust a Gambler


title: Paul Bryar

texts: is one of theTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia The Policeman at Desk and The People Against O'Hara are uncredited. The Mob, You Never Can Tell, and Leave It to the Marines are uncredited. Pappodopoli Sky High was a sergeant. Death of a Salesman, Aladdin and His Lamp, and Hold That Line were all played by Kurt Petrov Callaway. Flaherty played Bill in the movie "Too Much, Too Soon".The Naked and the Dead, Gunman's Walk, and The Rabbit Trap are uncredited. The Quick Gun as Mitchell Sex and the Single Girl, The Great Race as Toll Gate Guard, and A Very Special Favor as Mac - Hotel Doorman are uncredited. As Gatekeeper, The Shakiest Gun in the West, Man at Bar, and Card Player #1, as well as Thomas W. White Funny Lady, are uncredited. Demetria Fulton gave a preview of <mask>'s appearance in the first season of Barnaby Jones. There are links to 1910 births and 1985


title: Mark McGuinn

texts: <mask> is an American country music artist. He had a Top 10 hit in 2001 with "Mrs. Steven Rudy". Hot country singles and tracks are on the charts. His first album <mask>n was released in 2001 on the independent VFR Records label. McGuinn did not record another album until One Man's Crazy was released on Blue Flamingo Records. He hasn't recorded an album in a while. McGuinn was born in North Carolina.He played in a jazz band. McGuinn wanted to be a professional soccer player. He moved to Nashville, Tennessee, in 1994 to become a writer after a knee injury. McGuinn's first album, <mask>uinn, was released in May 2001 by VFR Records, a newly formed independent record label. "That's a Plan" was supposed to be the album's first single. The disc jockey at the Dallas station began playing "Mrs. Steven Rudy", a track from the album. McGuinn's first single "That's a Plan" was released by the label due to the response the song received in this market.McGuinn was considered a "dark horse" on the country music scene due to his jazz background and beatnik image, which were considered outside the norm of country radio. "Mrs. Steven Rudy" was the

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title: Mark McGuinn

texts: highest selling single on the country charts for five weeks in a row. His album entered the Top Country Albums chart at number 18 and set a new record for the highest entry on that chart for the first release from an independent label. "That's a Plan" was the second single, followed by "She Doesn't Dance". The songs peaked at number 25 and 29 on the country charts. The album was rated four stars out of five by Rick Cohoon of Allmusic. McGuinn wrote and recorded a song on the day of the September 11, 2001 attacks.He made the song available only on his website because he didn't want it to be released to radio. Lonestar recorded McGuinn's song "Unusually Unusual" on their 2001 album I'm Already There. The song reached number 12 on the country charts. McGuinn didn't have a record deal after VFR declared bankruptcy. He took a break to start a family. <mask>'s second album, One Man's Crazy, was recorded in 2005. It was released on Blue Flamingo Records, an independent label started by McGuinn and one of his co-writing partners." More Beautiful Today" was reprised for this album. George Jones released a single called "You and Me and Time" in


title: Lynden Miller

texts: She is best known for her restoration of the Central Park's Conservatory Garden in 1982. Breed grew up in Washington, D. C. and New York. She is a descendant of a long line of lawyers and judges. She studied art and spent her junior year abroad at the University of Florence after graduating from Smith College. She was married to an attorney in 1966. <mask> worked in fine art painting for 18 years. <mask> first designed her own garden at her home in Sharon, Connecticut in 1979.Her desire to fill the space with texture and color in every season influenced her selection of plants. She used a wide range of native flora and shrubs to create her signature plantings. <mask> was invited to help restore the Conservatory Garden by Elizabeth Barlow Rogers, who was the Administrator of Central Park at the time. <mask> recruited volunteers to help replant the East Harlem garden after raising the money herself. When the park was considered to be dangerous, her efforts came at a time when they were needed the most. The refuge reopened in June 1987. <mask> said there's something wonderful about being able to bring up connection with nature to people who live in a city.<mask>'s very visible success with Central Park led to subsequent commissions, collaborative plantings and redesigns of established gardens. She was referred to as "New York City's very own Miss Rumphius" for bringing beauty to everyone for her designs and renewal of Bryant Park. The Robert F.Wagner, Jr. Park in Battery Park City was designed by <mask>. When Bryant Park reopened in 1992, <mask>'s intervention resulted in an Oasis that drew people to the park in the spring, summer, fall and winter. The Perennial Garden at the New York Botanical Garden was designed by <mask>. Dan Kiley created the original plan. <mask> was hired to change the planting beds.The Heather Garden at Fort Tryon Park has a garden created by <mask> and partner brands. There are two gardens at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum Pier 44 Waterfront Garden in Red Hook. <mask>'s expertise has been sought out by University campuses. <mask> was asked to update the gardens at Columbia in time for the 100th

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title: Lynden Miller

texts: anniversary of the founding of the school. <mask> was invited in 2005 to work with Michael Van Valkenburgh as the university's consulting gardening architect, focusing on the 17 gardens that are distributed throughout the campus. As part of a team that included architects, they sought ways to make planting choices that respected the history of the property but also took climate change into account. <mask> wants to work on public gardens instead of private properties.In the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, she collaborated with Hans van Waardenburg, a Dutch bulb grower, and with NYC Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. Over 7.5 million daffodils have been planted in parks, school yards, community gardens and tree beds throughout the five boroughs. <mask>'s contributions were recognized with the naming of a narcissus in her honor. <mask> has lectured on garden design and advocacy for public spaces. She has written for a number of magazines and publications. Her book, Parks, Plants, and People: Beautifying the Urban Landscape, won a national book award. The book details her approach to designing attractive gardens for public use, as well as how to secure funding and volunteers for these maintenance heavy endeavors.Make it beautiful and they will come. They will help if you keep it that way. She narrated and hosted a documentary about one of America's most notable landscape architects, Beatrix Jones Farrand. Anne Cleves Symmes produced the film. In 2006 <mask> started teaching at NYU as an Adjunct Professor in the Urban Design and Architecture Program. The boards of the Central Park Conservancy, the New York Botanical Garden and New Yorkers for Parks are chaired by Philanthropy <mask>. She is a member of the Friends of the Botanic Garden.The LongHouse Reserve is the winner of the Landscape Award, and the New York Landmarks Conservancy is the winner of the August Heckscher Award for Community Service. <mask> is married to Leigh and has two sons, Marshall and Gifford, and two step-sons. Gifford <mask> is a politician. There are External links to the Public Garden Design

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title: Gene Baur

texts: <mask>, formerly known as <mask>, is an author and activist in the animal rights and food movement. He was called the "conscience of the food movement" by Time Magazine, and opposed factory farming and advocates for what he believes would be a more just and respectful food system. Farm Sanctuary is a farm animal protection organization. He co-founded the Farm Sanctuary in 1986 and is a vegan. Baur has written two books. <mask> was the oldest of six siblings and was born in Los Angeles. He attended Loyola High School.He obtained a bachelor's degree in sociology from Cal State Northridge. He paid for college by doing background work in commercials for fast food restaurants. Baur obtained a master's degree in agricultural economics from Cornell University. Baur began investigations into factory farms, stockyards, and slaughters after traveling around the United States and learning about agriculture. The creation of the sanctuary movement in North America was inspired by the conditions he observed, and he believed they were unacceptable. Farm Sanctuary's first rescued animal was a downed. There was a pile of dead animals behind the stockyards in Pennsylvania in 1986.The sheep that lived for more than ten years was named Hilda. Farm Sanctuary continued to investigate farms, speak out against factory farming, and rescue animals, funding the new organization by selling vegan hotdogs out of a VW van in the parking lots at Grateful Dead concerts. Baur is concerned about the impact factory farming has on the environment, on workers and consumers, and on rural communities. He has seen the impact of large scale animal agriculture. Baur spoke to farming and policy organizations in efforts to reform the industry and improve farm animal welfare. In 2004, Baur gave a talk entitled "Animal Rights and Human Responsibility" at the United States Department of Agriculture headquarters in Washington, D.C., and in 2007, he was called to testify before the U.S. House agriculture

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texts: subcommittee on livestock, dairy and poultry about the inhumane conditions The first U.S. laws to restrict industrial animal farming systems were passed by Baur.Baur led a campaign to get a ban on crates for pigs on the ballot. The Florida Elections Commission found that Baur and Farm Sanctuary had broken campaign finance laws. Baur and the Farm Sanctuary agreed to pay a fine. In 2006 Baur was involved in getting a ballot measure passed in Arizona that banned veal crates and gestation crates. Baur and Farm Sanctuary were sponsors of a California initiative to ban veal crates, gestation crates and battery cages which passed on November 4, 2008. A California law went into effect in 2012 banning the production and sale of foie gras, which is made by force feeding ducks and geese and causing their livers to expand up to ten times their normal size. The 2006 Chicago ban on the sale of foie gras was repealed in 2008.Baur started competing in marathons and triathlons to demonstrate how plant foods can fuel athletic performance. Baur participated in his first full triathlon in Lake Placid, New York. Baur was featured in the May issue of Runner's World Magazine as a vegan runner. Baur argued against the motion "Don't Eat Anything with a Face" in an Intelligence Squared debate. Chris Masterjohn spoke against the motion during the debate. A farmer and the Price Foundation. The <mask>/Bernard team was declared the winner after the majority of the audience voted in favor of their position.Baur was featured as a man on a mission to change cultural norms about the way society views animals and as someone who is influential in promoting a plant-based lifestyle. ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, Time magazine, the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart have all covered Baur's investigative exposés. Baur debated a meat industry representative on Larry King Live. Baur has appeared in several films, including A Cow at My Table and Forks Over Knives. He


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texts: was an associate producer of Vegucated. Baur appeared on the Martha Stewart Show in 2011. Baur was selected as an "inspired leader" by Oprah Winfrey.Baur wrote a chapter for A Primer on Animal Rights in 2002. The Longest Struggle: From Pythagoras to PETA was published in 2007. <mask> wrote Farm Sanctuary: Changing hearts and minds about animals and food. It was one of Booklist's Top 10 sci-tech books in 2008 and appeared on the Los Angeles Times and Boston Globe bestseller lists. Baur was interviewed in the book, Eating Animals, about how he started Farm Sanctuary and his first rescue of downed sheep. Baur was a contributor to Forks Over Knives in 2011. A website, companion book and cookbook have been created by the film.Baur was interviewed by John Robbins about his book, Voices of the Food Revolution. Baur wrote a chapter for Running, Eating, Thinking - A vegan, edited by Martin Rowe, which looked into the mindset and diet of vegan athletic runners. Baur's second book, Living the Farm Sanctuary Life: The Ultimate Guide to Eating Mindfully, Living Longer, and feeling Better Every Day, was published in April 2015 and includes 100 vegan recipes selected by chefs and celebrities. It won the Books for a Better Life Award, appeared on Publishers Weekly's national bestsellers list, and was named the 2015 book of the year by VegNews Magazine. The book, vegan 1 Day: Stories of Living the Good Life, was written by John and Carol Merryfield. Baur was awarded the Courage of Conscience Award by the Peace Abbey. He was a member of the United States Animal Rights Hall of Fame.<mask> received a peace award for his dedication to animal welfare, sustainable farming practices and compassion for all living beings. Bauston and <mask> wrote Battered Birds, Crated Herds: How We Treat the Animals We Eat. <mask> is the farm sanctuary. It's time to forward. Judy Carman wrote Peace to All Beings: Veggie Soup for the Chicken's Soul. Lantern Books has a list of animal rights

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title: Bill Joy

texts: <mask> is an American computer engineer and venture capitalist. He was Chief Scientist and CTO at Sun Microsystems until 2003 and co-founded the company in 1982. He is the original author of the vi text editor, and he played an important role in the early development of BSD UNIX. In 2000 he wrote "Why The Future Doesn't Need Us", in which he expressed deep concerns over the development of modern technologies. <mask> was elected to the National Academy of Engineering for her contributions to operating systems and networking software. <mask>, a school vice-principal and counselor, and <mask> were the parents of early career <mask>. He received a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from the University of Michigan and a Master of Science in electrical engineering and computer science from the University of California, Berkeley.Fabry's Computer Systems Research Group CSRG was where he worked as a graduate student. <mask> had just started his graduate work when Ken Thompson left Berkeley to visit the university. He also worked on BSD distributions. The ex and vi editors and the C shell were some of his most notable contributions. <mask>'s prowess as a computer programmer is legendary, with an anecdote that he wrote the vi editor in a weekend. <mask> doesn't agree with the assertion. Eric Schmidt, the CEO of Novell at the time, overstated <mask>'s accomplishments in a PBS documentary.The company Bolt, Beranek and Newman (BBN) was contracted by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) in the early 1980s. <mask> refused to plugBBN's stack into Berkeley Unix as he had a low opinion of the network's internet

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texts: protocol. <mask> wrote a high- performance stack. Rob Gurwitz, who was working at the time, disputes this version of events. <mask> was brought in with full co- founder status at Sun Microsystems after six months. The Java programming language, Jini/JavaSpaces, and JXTA were all inspired by <mask> at Sun. The Grace Murray Hopper Award was given to <mask> in 1986 for his work on the Berkeley operating system.Sun announced on September 9, 2003 that <mask> was leaving the company and that he was taking time to consider his next move. <mask> co-founded a venture capital firm with two Sun colleagues. Kleiner Perkins named him a partner in January 2005. Even though he doesn't have any experience in the field, <mask> has made investments in green energy industries. "My method is to look at something that seems like a good idea and assume it's true," he once said. The co-founding of Sun Microsystems and his work on the Berkeley Software Distribution system earned him a place in the Computer History Museum. In 2000, <mask> gained attention with the publication of his article in Wired magazine, "Why The Future Doesn't Need Us", in which he declared that he was convinced of the benefits of genetic engineering.He believes that intelligent robots will replace humans in intellectual and social dominance in the near future. He supports the idea of abandoning GNR technologies, instead of going into an arms race between negative uses of the technology and defense against those negative uses. This stance of broad relinquishment was criticized by technologists such as technological-singularity thinker Ray Kurzweil, who advocated

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title: Bill Joy

texts: fine-grained relinquishment and ethical guidelines. The American Spectator characterized <mask>'s essay as a rationale for statism. <mask>'s thinking was set along this path after a bar-room discussion of these technologies. He states in his essay that during the conversation, he became surprised that other serious scientists were considering such possibilities likely, and even more astounded at what he felt was a lack of consideration of the contingencies. He was alarmed by the fact that most of the people he talked to didn't share the same concern for the dangers as he did.This concern led to his in-depth examination of the issue and the positions of others in the scientific community on it. He is a venture capitalist and invests in technology companies. Pandemic diseases, such as the H5N1 avian influenza and biological weapons, are dangers that he has raised a specialty venture fund to address. "No matter who you are, most of the smartest people work for someone else" is what Chris Anderson said in his book Makers. Companies use an inefficient process by not hiring the best employees, only those they are able to hire, according to his argument. His "law" was a continuation of Friedrich Hayek's "The Use of Knowledge in Society" and warned that the competition outside of a company would always have the potential to be greater than the company itself. Excerpts from a 1999 Linux Magazine interview regarding the development of vi NerdTV are available.The University of Michigan College of Engineering alumni are American computer programmers, while the UC Berkeley College of Engineering alumni are American electrical

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title: Nico Muhly

texts: An American contemporary classical music composer and arranger who has worked and recorded with both classical and pop musicians. A prolific composer, he has composed for many notable symphony orchestra and chamber ensemble and has had two operas commissioned by the Metropolitan Opera. In the past decade, he has released nine studio albums, many of which have 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 He is a member of Bedroom Community. Bunny Harvey, a painter and teacher at Wellesley College, and <mask>, a documentary filmmaker were both born in Vermont. He was a member of the choir at Grace Episcopal Church in Providence, Rhode Island. He started studying piano when he was 10.The Wheeler School is in Providence. He was part of a dual degree program. He received a Bachelor of Arts in English from the former