title: Laurence Bagley

texts: cover. He would send his paintings off on the train to London only to have them rejected. More work began to come in from Flight and other publications when this was a tipping point in his career. He was commissioned to create artwork for posters for British Rail. He left his job at Vernon to become an artist. The government commissioned a number of artists, most of them famous, but also some upstarts, to paint pictures of the coronation in 1953. The Ministry of Works commissioned three of <mask>'s: The Procession passing the Cenotaph and Police Assembling at Dawn.The paintings are owned by the Government Art Collection. The first of these paintings hangs in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in central London, in an office overlooking Downing Street. The Boy's Book of Aircraft was the second book to be published by Blackie and Son, after How to Fly. The books were well illustrated. A glowing review in Flight magazine of1953 says that Mr. <mask> is up to date, knows his subject, writes in a breezy manner, and has illustrated his book with his own excellent drawings in black and white and colour. The <mask> family bought their first home in Bedhampton in the mid-sixties. He worked above Gardeners picture framing shop in Havant.They moved again in 1959 to a larger house in Lee-on-the-Solent where a spare bedroom was converted into a studio. The upstairs room had a view over the Solent until the late 70's when a block of flats was built behind the house. He struck up a friendship with Colin Paine of Embassy Art Agency. Colin worked for many clients between


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texts: 1957 and 1968 including David Brown Tractors calendar, the prestigious launch brochure for P&O and many others. He painted a number of pictures for the "Good Companion" jigsaw puzzles. The Lone Sailor is a scene from Sir Alec Rose's famous solo circumnavigation. The same picture was used as the cover for Rose's book of his epic voyage: My Lively Lady, which was published in 1968.His most famous painting was this one. The revenue cutter, a night scene of a Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter, and Harbour twilight, an atmospheric view from a Gosport boatyard are some of the prints made after the success of The Lone Sailor. Many of the original paintings of Vosper Thornycroft warships and weapon systems were used in the company's sales literature, and many of the originals graced the walls of Vosper's boardrooms. The history of Vosper Thornycroft: A Quest for Speed at Sea was illustrated by <mask>. <mask> artwork was used for promotional literature of the helicopter company. He painted dramatic scenes of the military and civilian versions of their aircraft during the 60s and 70s. In the 60's, he painted dozens of artists impressions of the proposed new designs for the British Hovercraft Corporation.Sailing 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Robert Clary

texts: <mask> is a French-American actor, singer, author, artist, and lecturer. He played the role of Louis LeBeau in Hogan's Heroes. <mask> was the youngest of 14 children and was born in Paris, France. He studied art in Paris and began his career as a singer at the age of twelve. He was deported to the Nazi concentration camp because he was Jewish in 1942. He had a tattoo on his left arm. He was sent to a concentration camp.He sang to the soldiers at Buchenwald every Sunday with an accordionist. "Singing, entertaining, and being in good health at my age, that's why I survived," he said. I was immature and not fully aware of what I was doing. I don't know if I would have made it. <mask> said that they were not even human beings. We were forced to spend the night in a shower room when we arrived at Buchenwald. The rumour was that the shower heads were gas jets.I thought, "This is it." It was just a place to sleep. The Germans kept us without food for eight days. We were sleeping on top of each other and waking up to find another corpse next to you. ... The whole experience was a nightmare, the way they treated us, what we had to do to survive. We were not as big as animals.I dream about those days. I wake up terrified that I'm going to be sent to a concentration camp, but I don't hold a grudge because that's a great waste of time. There is something dark in the human soul. Human beings are not very nice. When you find

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texts: those who are, you care about them. On April 11, 1945, <mask> was liberated from Buchenwald. <mask> was the only survivor of his family who were sent to the concentration camp.When he returned to Paris after World War II, he found out that three of his siblings had survived the Nazi occupation of France. <mask> began singing songs that became popular in France and the United States after returning to the entertainment business. Capitol Records issued <mask>'s first recordings on disk after they were brought to the US on wire. He went to the U.S. in 1949. <mask>'s first American appearance was a comedy skit on The Ed Wynn Show. <mask> met Merv and Eddie. <mask> met Natalie's daughter after being the closest of friends for 15 years.<mask> was on The Colgate Comedy Hour. <mask> appeared on NBC's early sitcom The Martha Raye Show and on CBS's drama anthology series Appointment with Adventure. <mask>'s comedy skills were quickly recognized by Broadway, where he appeared in several popular musicals, including New Faces of 1952, which was produced as a film in 1954. He appeared in the film Thief of Damascus in 1952 with Paul Henreid and Lon Chaney, Jr. He was a guest on NBC's The Gisele MacKenzie Show. He was in the episode "Green Eyed Munsters", which was a part of the colour revival of the show. The small 155 cm (5 ft 1 in) <mask> was offered the role of LeBeau on a new television sitcom called Hogan's Heroes, and he

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texts: accepted the role when the pilot sold.<mask> played a French POW in the series that was set in a POW camp during World War II. <mask> said, "Stalag 13 is not a concentration camp." The world of difference is that it's a POW camp. You didn't hear of a prisoner of war being gassed or hanged. People asked me if I had any reservations about doing a comedy series about Nazis and concentration camps. Although I did not want to diminish what soldiers went through during their internments, I had to explain that it was about prisoners of war in a Stalag, not a concentration camp. <mask> became one of the last two surviving principal cast members of Hogan's Heroes after Cynthia Lynn died.He is the last original cast member. <mask> kept in touch with Hogan's Heroes cast members who were also affected by the Holocaust after Hogan's Heroes was canceled. He appeared in a number of feature films with World War II themes after the show's cancellation. <mask> appeared on a number of soap operas. <mask> played a role in the 1975 film The Hindenburg, in which there was a fictional plot to blow up the German airship after it arrived at the Lakehurst Naval Air Station. The real-life passenger on the final voyage was played by him. <mask> spoke about the Holocaust in Canada and the United States.He paints from photographs he takes on his travels. From the Holocaust to Hogan's Heroes: The Autobiography of <mask> was published in

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title: Toure' Murry

texts: Toure<mask> is an American professional basketball player for BC Ternopil of the Ukrainian Basketball SuperLeague. He played college basketball. <mask> played college basketball for the Shockers, leading them to the second round of the 2012 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament and winning the National Invitation Tournament. During his senior season, <mask> averaged more than 12 points, 5 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game. <mask> joined the Los Angeles Lakers for the 2012 NBA Summer League after going unclaimed in the 2012 NBA draft. He traveled to Turkey and Israel in August and September. He was selected with the 15th overall pick in the 2012 NBA Development League Draft.He was traded to the Rio Grande Valley Vipers three days later. He played in 52 games for the Vipers during his first season, and averaged 9.0 points, 2.8 rebound, 3.0 assists and 1.8 steals per game. The Houston Rockets and New York Knicks played in the Las Vegas Summer League. On September 11, he joined the Knicks. He was assigned to the Erie BayHawks. He was recalled the next day. On January 31, he was assigned to the BayHawks.He was recalled the next day. He averaged 2.7 points and 1.0 assists in 51 games for the Knicks. On August 28, <mask> joined the Utah Jazz. On November 13, he was assigned to Idaho. He was recalled by the Jazz on December 2 and then again on January 3. He made his Jazz debut later that night. On January 10, he was re-acquired by the Rio Grande Valley Vipers after being re-waived by the Jazz the day before.On February 7, 2015, <mask> recorded his first career triple-double after posting 10 points, 11 rebound and 11 assists in a 109–107 win over the Texas Legends. <mask> signed a 10-day contract with the Wizards. He signed a second 10-day contract with the Wizards on March 22 but was released halfway through his contract on March 27 and returned to the Vipers

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texts: three days later. He did not play for the team again in the following year. In July 2015, <mask> joined the Washington Wizards for the NBA Summer League, but only played two minutes due to a groin injury. He was re-signed by the Wizards on September 25, 2015, only to be released again by the team on October 24, after playing in four preseason games. On October 31, 2015, <mask> was acquired by the Texas Legends.He made his debut for the team in a loss to the Austin Spurs, recording 10 points, five rebound and seven assists in 39 minutes. <mask> was traded to the Skyforce in exchange for Dawkins' player rights. On March 11, he made his debut for the Skyforce in a 121–117 win over the Canton Charge, recording 12 points, three rebound, four assists and one block in 24 minutes off the bench. He helped the Skyforce finish with a 40–10 record in the D-League in 2015, and then helped the team win the title with a 2–1 victory over the Los Angeles D-Fenders. In July of 2016 <mask> joined the Minnesota Timberwolves for the NBA Summer League. After appearing in three preseason games, he was released by the Wolves on October 22. He joined the Turkish Super League on December 5.On February 3, he parted ways with Yeilgiresun. On July 24, 2017, <mask> joined German club ratiopharm Ulm. On January 10, he left Ulm and joined Promitheas Patras in Greece. <mask> joined Benfica of the Portuguese Basketball League on July 18, 2019. He averaged 10 points, 2.1 points, and 2.1 points per game. In January 2020, <mask> left the team. On September 6, 2020, <mask> signed with BC Lule of the Basketligan.The 2021-22 season began with Al Qadsia of the Kuwait Division I Basketball League. <mask> signed with BC Ternopil of the Ukrainian Basketball SuperLeague. Rio Grande Valley Vipers players are shooting guards. Utah Jazz, Washington Wizards, and Wichita State Shockers are basketball

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title: Peter Kocan

texts: <mask> (born <mask>, 4 May 1947) is an Australian author and poet, best known for his attempted assassination of Arthur Calwell. Calwell escaped with only minor facial injuries after he was shot through a car window. <mask> was sentenced to life imprisonment. He was released from the Mental Hospital in 1976. He has published several volumes. <mask> was born on May 4, 1947 in New South Wales. Three months before his birth, his father was killed in a car accident.His mother married a man named Ludowit <mask> when he was five years old. <mask> retained his step-father's surname even though the marriage did not last. His mother stated that he had never known the affection of a father and that his step-father had rejected him. According to his mother, <mask> left school at the age of 14 and spent most of his time reading. He worked as a labourer and station-hand in the country during his teenage years. He wrote a letter to the headquarters of the Australian National Socialist Party in which he said that he admired Hitler because he had killed himself. <mask> fantasized about imitating Lee Harvey Oswald and was fixated on death and suicide.<mask> told police that he had to do something to set him aside from everyone else. While campaigning for the 1966 federal election, Arthur Calwell was the target of an assassination attempt. After Calwell left the meeting, <mask> pointed a sawn-off rifle at Calwell's head and fired at point-blank range. Calwell's coat was unaffected by the bullet that lodged in it. Calwell had only minor facial injuries from broken glass. <mask> was found guilty of attempted murder. He was sentenced to life imprisonment and was taken to Long Bay jail.<mask> was

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texts: transferred to Ward 21 for the Criminally insane in December of 1966. Calwell forgives <mask> for the incident. <mask> immersed himself in history, literature and poetry after a chance remark by another inmate led him to discover the writing of Rupert Brooke. The poet Michael Dransfield exchanged poems with <mask>. The Academy Library of the University of New South Wales holds drafts of poems by Dransfield, quotes of poems by other poets, and recommendations for books <mask> should read. <mask> started writing poetry in 1967. Ceremonies for the Lost and The Other Side of the Fence were published in 1974 and 1975, respectively.He began to write about his experiences after he was released from Morisset. He told of his life in the asylum in two autobiographical novellas. The Cure won a literary award. The poetry volumes Freedom to Breathe and Standing with Friends are two of his works. The novel is a fictional account of his youth. His most recent novel, The Fable of All Our Lives, is based on his life after his release. <mask> taught and wrote one act plays, poetry and fiction for many years at Tuggerawong on the Central Coast of New South Wales.He directed four plays for the Wyong Drama Group. He received regular support from the Literary Board of the Australia Council and has won various literary prizes. He obtained a master's degree after graduating from the University ofNewcastle with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in 1998. He moved to the city in 2003 The Other Side of the Fence was the winner of the Commonwealth Institute of London Prize. The Walking Stick of the Desert, Home Fires Burning, The Plot Sickens, and Lady Chatterly's Bunyip all had their first live

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title: Kʼinich Yat Ahk II

texts: The last ajaw of the ancient Maya settlement of Piedras Negras was known as Kinich Yat <mask> II. He ruled during the Late Classic Period. The sixth ajaw of the site, Ha Kin Xook, was the brother of Itzam Kan <mask> II. While <mask> II presided over the destruction of the rival Maya site Pomona, his reign likely ended with the capture and subjugating of Piedras Negras. Throne 1 is a stone seat which records the death or abdication of Ha Kin Xook, and Panel 3 recounts the exploits of Itzam K. The final ajaw of Piedras Negras, <mask> (also known as Ruler 7), was the son of Lady Bird and was born on April 7, 750 AD. Maybe he was the son of <mask> II or Tul Chiik, the prince of Piedras Negras.The title and predecessor's name make up the ruler's name. The settlement's rulers believed that they were the "lords of the sun", so the title was red-faced. The name of the throne was taken from one of the earliest rulers of the area, <mask> <mask> I. There is no evidence that anyone ruled in the interim. The "lord of fire", a yajaw kahk, was captured from Santa Elena Uinic in August of 800 AD. In 793 and 793 AD, Kinich <mask> <mask> II carried out two "star wars" against the rival Maya settlement Pomona, the latter of which resulted in Pomona being soundly defeated. Kinich <mask> <mask> II had an ally in La Mar.Lintel 10 at Yaxchilan was the result of the capture of Piedras Negras's sworn enemy Yaxchilan. There is evidence that troops from Yaxchilan destroyed Piedras Negras and that Throne 1 was dismantled. Some researchers

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title: Kʼinich Yat Ahk II

texts: argued that the ruling class had been overthrown in a "peasants revolt" in the 1930s, but modern scholars reject this idea. After the death of Kinich <mask> <mask> II, the power of the Piedras Negras dynasty waned and may have lasted for a time. After the fall of Piedras Negras, it was abandoned to the jungles of Guatemala. The sculptures of Stelae 12 and 15 were sculpted out of limestone. Stela 15 was the first hotun to end as ajaw of Piedras Negras.The upper terrace of Pyramid O-13 has a monument that is almost a three-dimensional depiction of the leader. According to O'Neil, the closest the sculptors of Piedras Negras came to releasing the body from the stone block was this innovation. Stela 15 is positioned above Stela 13 on the northwestern side of Pyramid O-13, so it was likely that Stela 15 was erected to associate Kinich <mask> <mask>. Stela 12 tells the story of Kinich <mask> <mask> II's victory over Pomona, showing him above military leaders and captives. Due to its "shallow relief[s]", the stela is more similar to panels found at Piedras Negras. The sculptors favored multi-figural narrative over the divine ruler's singular embodiment or three-dimensional presence, according to O'Neil. Houston et al.The "monument of vengeance" is the result of the defeat of Piedras Negras at the hands of Pomona. The monument makes reference to the style by showing the ruler at the top and other people at the lower levels. The monument was installed on the O-13 pyramid, which faces southwest. O'Neil believes that the

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title: Kʼinich Yat Ahk II

texts: orientation was intentional and that Kinich <mask> <mask> II was trying to connect with his ancestors. Stela 12 is in a poor state of preservation as exposure has weathered it down. According to O'Neil, there are two different versions of what it means to be a "proper ruler". Stela 12 depicts the ajaw as a conqueror, defeating enemies and subjugating rivals.The names of several sculptors and artists are included in both Stelae 15 and 12. Many of these names are unique and hard to translate. Throne 1 is likely to be about the death or abdication of Ha Kin Xook. The throne is covered in images and glyphs with a face on the back. The throne was found in a special recess in the gallery wing of the main palace. It had been destroyed in a peasant revolt, smashed by conquerors from Yaxchilan, or it was destroyed due to superstition. The carving of Panel 3 was placed on the O-13 Pyramid.A documentation of a 749 AD Katun celebration thrown by the previous ruler Itzam Kan <mask> II is included in the panel. The interim ruler of Yaxchilan, as well as the baah sajal named Kan Mo Te who was the first ruler, attended the celebration. Piedras Negras began to decline in importance when Panel 3 was put up. The time when Piedras Negras ruled over the region was when it was built. Panel 3 is considered to be a "masterpiece of Maya art" due to its information regarding the life of Itzam Kan <mask> II and his servants. The kings of Piedras Negras were in the Maya civilization 9th century and the monarchs in North America were in the

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title: Paul R. Pillar

texts: A veteran of the Central Intelligence Agency, <mask><mask> served from 1977 to 2005. He is a non-resident senior fellow at Georgetown University's Center for Security Studies, as well as a senior fellow at the Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence. From 2005 to 2012 he was a visiting professor at Georgetown University. He contributes to The National Interest. <mask> earned an A.B. I received an M.A. and a B.Phil from Oxford University. In 1975, and 1978, they received their degrees from Princeton University.Prior to joining the CIA, <mask> was a U.S. Army Reserves officer in Vietnam. <mask> was the Executive Assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence at the CIA. In 1993 he became chief of analysis at the Counterterrorist Center. He was the Center's deputy director by 1997. He had a clash of styles with the new director. <mask> left the Center. In a 2006 interview, he talked about the role the CIA played in assessing Iraq in preparation for the 1991 war.The intelligence community judged that Iraq had active programs for the development of weapons of mass destruction. After the invasion of Iraq, it was revealed that some of the programs had gone far beyond what was thought. The intelligence community underestimated how far along the Iraqis were in their nuclear program. After the war in Iraq, policymakers decided "My goodness, this shows us how much we might not know." "We don't know what we don't know" is what the vice president and others were told in the lead-up to the Iraqi Freedom. <mask> said that he was a Federal Executive Fellow. From 2000 to 2005, <mask> worked at the National Intelligence Council as the national intelligence officer for the Near East and South Asia, "responsible for production and coordination throughout the U.S. Intelligence Community of National Intelligence Estimates and other Community assessments".The National Intelligence Council moved from the CIA to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence in 2004. Intelligence affects the nation's interests through its effect on policy, according to observations

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texts: and recommendations written by the National Intelligence Officer for the Middle East between 2000 and 2005. The changes will not work if the role of intelligence in the policymaking process is not addressed. The likelihood of a breakdown in the intelligence-policy relationship will be reduced if a few steps are taken. He suggested that the United Kingdom set an example by declaring once and for all that its intelligence services should not be part of public advocacy of policies still under debate. The publication of the "dodgy dossier", the British counterpart to the United States' Iraqi WMD white paper, was accepted by the Prime Minister in the UK. The National Intelligence Council and its National Intelligence Officers consult with experts outside the government.In the course of the consultations, <mask> leaked the NIC's advice to Bush. It was suggested that an American equivalent of the issues should be a congressional resolution and a statement from the White House. It wouldn't have legal force, but it would discourage future administrations from trying to pull the intelligence community into policy advocacy. Intelligence officers would have some leverage in resisting future attempts. Inadequacies of current practice <mask> criticized Congress for not using the intelligence made available to it, as well as not asking questions about information not provided to them. Intelligence gathering and policymaking are separated by a proper relationship. The October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate on Iraq's unconventional weapons programs was not read by many members of Congress.According to several congressional aides responsible for protecting the classified material, no more than six senators and only a handful of House members got beyond the five-page executive summary. As the national intelligence officer for the Middle East, I was in charge of coordinating all of the intelligence community's assessments regarding Iraq; the first request I received from any administration policymaker for any such assessment was not until a year into the war. While there

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texts: is a CIA "politicization ombudsman", <mask> described the function as informally defined, and primarily listening to internal concern about politicization. The heightened partisanship that has bedeviled so much other work on Capitol Hill has had an especially inhibit effect on this area. According to the Foreign Affairs article, the legislative branch is the proper place for monitoring the intelligence-policy relationship. The oversight should be conducted by a nonpartisan office like the GAO and CBO. The GAO and the CBO have larger staffs and more access to examine questions about the politicization of classified intelligence work and the public use of intelligence.The GAO could conduct inquiries at the request of members of Congress. It would make its results public as much as possible, consistent with security requirements, and it would avoid duplicating the many other functions of intelligence oversight, which would remain the responsibility of the House and Senate intelligence committees. Before the 2004 United States Presidential election, there was a series of press comments for and against <mask>. <mask> made a number of speeches and publications. In 2004, <mask> was still a National Intelligence Officer. The Wall Street Journal criticized the CIA for engaging in a policy debate and trying to defeat President Bush and John Kerry before the 2004 Presidential election. The piece said that <mask> had a "lousy track record" in assessing the terrorist threat and that he rejected the "war" metaphor for counterterrorism.According to the editorial, <mask> commented in a public lecture that "secular" Baathists in Iraq wouldn't cooperate with fundamentalists like al-Qaeda. The editorial writer said to tell that to Abu Musab al Zarqawi. In September 2004, <mask> reported that <mask><mask>, the CIA's national intelligence officer for the Near East and South Asia, told a private dinner on the West Coast of secret, unheeded warnings to Bush about going to war. Many other senior Agency officials were covertly campaigning for Sen. John Kerry, despite the fact that

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texts: I learned of this from leaks from people who attended. According to Amy Sullivan of the Washington Monthly, <mask> made comments at an off-the-record dinner party. At the party, <mask> said that the CIA warned the White House that the war with Iraq could lead to a violent insurgency in the country. The substance of <mask>'s remarks could not be reported, but not his identity or his audience.Someone there told Novak about it. Novak outed <mask> by identifying him as the speaker. It's a trick he uses a lot, that others attend off-the-record meetings, tell him about it, and he reports not just what was said, but fingers those who spoke as well. John B<mask> II wrote in the Washington Times that <mask> was an "intellectual opponent of the policy options chosen by President Bush to fight terrorism". <mask> questioned <mask>'s suitability to lead the writing of the NIE on Iraq, accusing him of revealing to academics and other nongovernmental personnel the advice given to President Bush. The dinner speech cited by Novak suggested that the CIA may have been politicized against the Bush Administration. A senior, unelected CIA official, <mask>, was given agency approval to anonymously attack Bush administration policies less than two months before the November 2, 2004 presidential election.The John Bassett Moore Society of International Law, the University of Virginia School of Law, and the U.S. Army War College held a conference in 2005. Government agencies involved in the U.S. war on terrorism were among the conference participants. The monograph was titled Law vs. War: Competing Approaches to Fighting Terrorism. In early 2006 he wrote an article for Foreign Affairs that criticized the Bush Administration for cherry picking intelligence to justify the invasion of Iraq. The Administration went to war in Iraq without being influenced by any strategic-level intelligence assessments. It has become clear that official intelligence was not relied on to make the most significant national security decisions, that intelligence was used publicly to justify decisions already

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texts: made, and that the intelligence community's own work was politicized. <mask> agreed with <mask>'s assessment of politicization, but suggested that <mask> had mixed motives in limiting his criticism of the Bush administration during the time period leading up to the invasion in March 2003The issue of regime change and the role played by the CIA in carrying out covert action at the instruction of the White House to remove Saddam Hussein from power was not mentioned by <mask>. I find this absence both disconcerting and disingenuous because he was the former national intelligence officer. Mr failed to give due credence to the impact and influence of the CIA's mission of regime change in Iraq on its analysis of Iraqi WMDs. The myth that the CIA was trying to disarm Iraq was perpetuated by <mask>. According to Walter Pincus of the Washington Post, <mask>'s critique was one of the most severe indictments of White House actions by a former Bush official. He talked about the politics of intelligence in an interview with the Council on Foreign Relations. The Silberman-<mask>b commission did not go into as much depth on the different treatment that different draft intelligence assessments get as they go through the procedure of being coordinated and approved.Intelligence assessment goes through many levels of review, including multiple levels of review, various supervisors, branch chiefs and so on, weighing in, approving or disapproving, and forcing changes. It can be a quick process or a long process. He said that the Commission found that assessments that supported war went through faster than those that did not. The Commission should have asked why this happened, according to <mask>. According to <mask>, the most important reason was the desire to avoid unpleasant assessments on the desks of policymakers. In 2007, Novak decried <mask>'s alleged leaking to the media of portions of a National Intelligence Estimate he viewed as supporting his policy path, though he acknowledged that Pillar denied leaking the report. The Bush administration did not ask the CIA for an

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texts: assessment of the consequences of invading Iraq until a year after the invasion, according to the New York Times.The administration finally asked for an intelligence assessment. In August 2004, the effort concluded that Iraq was on the verge of disaster. The officials leaked his work to <mask> and The Washington Times. The idea was to have Mr. <mask> was not trusted because he dissented from the party line. This sounds like a story we have heard before. <mask>'s choices in releasing information were criticized by a Wall Street Journal op-ed.CIA officers on the verge of retirement often enroll in a seminar that is supposed to help them adjust to life after the agency, for example, how to write a résumé. I wonder if a writing seminar on how to beat up on the Bush administration is included in that program. The author believes that <mask> was central to the CIA's analysis of Iraq. According to the Foreign Affairs article, if he thought the war was a bad idea, the President and his advisors ignored him. He thinks that But <mask> changed his mind about all the work he'd done and thought the intelligence didn't support the case for war. No one was better positioned to make the case against war within the government than Mr. <mask> himself.It was suggested that <mask> could have sent personal observations to senior Executive Branch officials. Writing less-classified summaries of the conclusions is often done for analysis with every single member of Congress. In the Weekly Standard, Thomas Joscelyn wrote, "<mask> demonstrates that he himself is a master of the art of politicizing intelligence." <mask> practices the samemanipulations and misuse that he claims to expose. There is a theory that Saddam Hussein had a relationship with al-Qaeda. The official conclusions of investigations by the CIA, FBI, FBI, State Department, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, and the independent 9/11 Commission have all confirmed <mask>'s view that there was no collaborative relationship between Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda. The New York Review of Books reviewed <mask>'s

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title: Paul R. Pillar

texts: Intelligence and US Foreign Policy: Iraq, 9/11, and Misguided Reform.A book and U.S. Foreign Policy was published in 1999 and updated in 2004. The back cover of the book states: Terrorism and U.S. Foreign Policy is an essential guide to more effective coordination between conventional foreign policy and efforts to prevent terrorist attacks and activities. This paperback edition includes a new, extensive, and provocative post-9/11 introduction, along with the author's in-depth analyses of current terrorist threats, the status of terrorism in world politics, counterterrorism tools available to the United States, state sponsors of terrorism, and how best to educate The book's strength is its nuanced sense of how Washington's counterterrorism policy actually works, day in and day out, according to a review in Foreign Affairs. <mask> offers a unique look at the breadth of radical islam and counterterrorism. ... There are documentations about the improvement of the U.S.Homeland Security policy, such as observing the full range of capabilities of terrorist, as opposed to solely focusing on nuclear, biological or chemical warfare, and disrupting radical islamist operations worldwide, should be noted in the counterterrorism effort. Intelligence and U.S. Foreign Policy is a book about the relationship between intelligence and policy. According to the publisher, "Pillar confronts the intelligence myths Americans have come to rely on to explain national tragedies, including the belief that intelligence drives major national security decisions and can be fixed to avoid future failures". The core of al-Qaeda will be disrupted and pursued after which jihadist terror will continue to grow. The larger terrorist threat is not caused by Al Qaeda waning. The organization that had been led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, as well as established groups such as the Iraq-centered Ansar al-Islam and the Southeast Asian J, will operate locally. They share anti-Americanism even though they have local focus.Individuals may have limited help from organizations. In the past, ad hoc was no


title: Paul R. Pillar

texts: longer a term for terrorist organizations. See the motivation of terrorists and a discussion of the cell system used by such groups. He participated in a 2006 conference at the Royal Institute of International Relations, where he analyzed and assessed the threat of jihadist terrorism on a worldwide basis. In any beliefs or similar movements, the most unfortunate and indiscreet are the ones that garner the most headlines. Jihadism is a major focus of radical Islamist activists. The energy comes from the fault line between the Muslim world and the West.Cultural imperialism, oppression of Muslims, and lack of respect for religion are some of the themes causing friction. There was controversy over the cartoons of the Prophet. There is a lot of confusion about why social, economic and political conditions contribute to terrorism. Those that claim poverty must not be argued with by <mask>. The 9/11 hijackers and Bin Laden are wealthy. There is a difference between a lack of wealth that doesn't generate terrorism and a lack of ambition for economic and social advancement. Terrorists such as the 9/11 hijackers were not poor, and the most prominent jihadist of all, bin Laden, is wealthy, so economic hardship must not be a root cause of jihadist terrorism.He argues that authoritarianism is not a cause because terrorist acts happen in liberal democracies. In places like New York, Madrid, or London, jihadist terrorism takes place at least as often as anywhere else within liberal democracies. It is easier to stage a terrorist attack in an open society than it is in the Middle East. In an article in the March/April 2008 issue of Foreign Affairs, <mask> is critical of two recently published books on purported systemic failures of the intelligence community and the necessity for organizational reform. According to an article in the January/February 2012 issue of Foreign Policy, political leadership, not the intelligence community, is to blame for most errors of foresight in policy-making. There are people who are missing and living people who are missing and living people


title: Maryam Monsef

texts: <mask> is a former Afghan Canadian politician. She served as a Liberal member of the House of Commons from 2015 to October 2021. A member of the 29th Canadian Ministry, she is the former Minister for Women and Gender Equality (previously known as the Minister of Status of Women), sworn in on January 10, 2017, and the Minister of Rural Economic Development on November 20, 2019. She was the Minister of International Development and the Minister of Democratic Institutions and President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada. <mask> was defeated in the federal election. <mask>'s family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Because Iran and Afghanistan followed the principle of jus sanguinis in their nationality laws, <mask> was born an Afghan citizen.She doesn't know if her father was killed by bandits or Soviet troops, but he was killed on the Iran–Afghanistan border in 1988. The disappearance of her uncle and several of his roommates at the University of Kabul was thought to be connected to anti-communist political activity. The family struggled in Iran because of low economic and social prospects for Afghan migrants, even though they had legal status as "involuntary migrants" under Iranian rules in effect prior to 1992. During their second return to Herat in 1996, her mother decided to

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title: Maryam Monsef

texts: move the family to Canada, and they traveled through Iran, Pakistan, and Jordan. <mask>'s uncle already lived in Peterborough, so the family took up residence there. The YMCA and the Salvation Army supported them. <mask> is raising money for humanitarian activities in Afghanistan.<mask> graduated from Trent University in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Psychology. She worked in several public sector positions after graduating. She is engaged to former Liberal member of Parliament Matt DeCourcey. <mask> was offered a job in Afghanistan, but was unable to enter the country because of security concerns. She went to Iran to work on relief for Afghan refugees, which made her focus on politics. When <mask> returned to Canada, he ran for Mayor of Peterborough. She was the Liberal Party candidate in the upcoming federal election.On October 19, 2015, she was elected with 43.8% of the vote. On November 4, 2015, <mask> was appointed as Minister of Democratic Institutions in Trudeau's Cabinet. She is the second- or fourth- youngest minister ever appointed to the Cabinet. <mask> was named President of the Queen's Privy Council in Canada but it was unclear at the time if she had been sworn in. <mask> described this position as ceremonial. She assumed the position on November 4 according to the website. <mask> gave notice in the House of Commons of the government's plans for the composition of the Special Committee on Electoral Reform, which was to have ten members.The government had a majority of the committee seats and could theoretically recommend changes to the electoral system without the support of any other party. Although they were invited to attend meetings, the Green Party and the Bloc Qubécois objected to their lack of voting representation on the

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texts: committee. On June 2, Trudeau and <mask> advised that they would support the motion for the composition of the committee, which would include five Liberals, three Conservatives, two New Democrats, and one member from each of the other parties. <mask> criticized the members of the committee for taking a pass on the hard choices they were asked to make. It didn't do that. The Members of the Committee found the remarks offensive. <mask> apologized for her comments.In late 2016 the Government contracted Vox Pop Labs to create an online survey for Canadians on electoral reform at a website called mydemocracy.ca. Journalists found the survey to be unscientific and misleading because it did not ask direct questions about electoral systems. Political observers and electoral reform advocates mocked it. Conservative M.P. Elizabeth May said the survey looked like an online dating survey. The Liberal campaign promise to replace the first-past-the-post electoral system was not pursued further after <mask> was replaced as Democratic Institutions Minister. <mask> stated that she was born in Afghanistan, when in fact she was born in Iran.When this was revealed in September 2016 some commentators pointed out that this could lead to revocation of her Canadian citizenship and potential deportation, while others criticized the absurdity of the present law or decried the importation of birtherism into Canadian politics. The Trudeau government has revoked citizenship from individuals who had become citizens through fraudulent means, including individuals who came to Canada as children but whose parents had made false claims on their immigration forms. Dean Del Mastro said in an interview that political workers in the municipal and federal campaigns knew she wasn't born in Afghanistan, but

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texts: didn't make an issue of it. <mask> requested that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada update her information. Her office revealed in October 2016 that she had traveled to Iran with a pilgrimage visa in an Afghan passport three times. Her previous admissions that she had crossed over to Afghanistan and worked with an Iran-based charity have caught the attention of Iranian authorities, as this type of visa is normally for a single entry to Iran and does not allow a holder to work. <mask> admitted in an interview that she wanted the trip to remain secret.<mask> accidentally left her microphone on during a vote in the House of Commons in November 2020. The camera showed her saying, "How much do I make now?" Like 250? She was a Cabinet Minister with an annual salary of $269,800. <mask> was criticized for the comments as her salary was more than four times the median wage in her riding and yet she was casually discussing her own salary without knowing it to the nearest $20,000. <mask>'s office later claimed that a private conversation was broadcasted due to a technical error. <mask> sparked controversy when she referred to the Taliban as her "brothers" during a press conference about the overthrow of the Afghan government.The Taliban has been responsible for the deaths of 158 Canadian soldiers since 2001. <mask> stated that Muslims around the world refer to non- family members as brothers and sisters, and that she believes that the Taliban are a terrorist organization. <mask>'s loss in the Canadian election was attributed to her comment that the Taliban were "brothers" in the cultural context of calling them. The Prime Minister's bio and mandate can be found on the official site. The Liberal Party of Canada has members in the House of Commons and the Queen's Privy

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title: Fabrizio Bentivoglio

texts: <mask> was born on January 4, 1957 in Italy. His father is Venetian and he was born in Milan. After only one season in the juvenile team of Inter, he left his sporting career because of an injury to his left knee and attended the school of the Piccolo Teatro in Milan. He pursued his artistic career in cinema after making his stage acting debut in Timon of Athens by William Shakespeare. He moved to Rome after completing his studies in medicine. The Tipota Movie Company was founded by him with the help of Studio Universal. The show La Guerra vista dalla luna was staged by the band Piccola Orchestra Avion Travel.He has completed a tour and filmed a short film. The song "The Poet" is on the soundtrack of Eternity and a Day. Vincenzo A Second Childhood is a film by Augusto Riverberi.


title: Ferdinando Giorgetti

texts: <mask> was born on June 23, 1796 in Florence, Italy and died on March 23, 1867 in Florence, Italy. Giorgetti started studying violin at five years old and continued for 9 years. It is most likely that he was self-taught because there is nothing known about his education of composition. There are no specific dates given for when he was the private violin instructor for Carlo II of Borbone-Parma. Giorgetti dedicated a sacred oratorio for choir and a large orchestra to Carlo II. I gave the prince his first education in music, according to the frontispiece of the autograph found in Parma. If this is true, Giorgetti taught the 9-year-old prince when he was twelve years old.The fall of Napoleon and the paralysis of the first soloist occurred in the year 1814, when he traveled with the Queen of Etruria in Spain and France. Due to the loss of his job and his paralysis, he was forced to leave his career as a soloist and dedicate his efforts to composition, teaching, musical publicity, and the organization of events and performances. He learned the methods in practice from Antonin Reicha, who was a classmate of Beethoven and a teacher of Ug. In 1817, despite his paralysis, he traveled to Germany to publish his compositions at Breitkopf & Hrtel publishers. The second flute concerto that Saverio Mercadante wrote for the same instrument was composed in 1819. He and <mask> Casamorata were tied for the 1824 competition of the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze. <mask>'s fame was established in Florence because he participated in a written debate about German influence in Italian music.Giorgetti affirmed that the study of Germans of the Classical period was more important than the penetration of German taste in the classrooms of the conservatories. Giorgetti proposed a sort of union between German and Italian style, which was considered

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texts: incompatible in this era. He pointed to Rossini as the epitome of that union. Rossini was given the nickname "il tedeschino" (the little German) because he was taught German examples during his education in Bologna. <mask> was given a nickname for his love of Teutonic artistry. The Germanophile Tuscany was ruled by the Habsburg-Lorraine. The first violin of the court of the Grand Duke of Tuscany was dedicated by Giorgetti on the frontispiece of the progressiva.The quartet was an object of interest to him, and was rarely used by Italian composers. He believed that the quartet was the greatest expression of the art of music and that it was heir to the great European approach. Giorgetti often held private events at his house in Via Ricasoli in Florence, where he promoted many performances of quartets and private events. He created incentives for the genre with arrangements from the great German quartets, and he himself composed eight string quartets. Giorgetti didn't disregard other genres of instrumental and symphonic music, and like many orchestral conductors (one of the last "director-violinists", before becoming solely a conductor like Teodulo Mabellini, his compatriot and contemporary, and Angelo Mariani), performed sacred masterpieces Giorgetti discovered many composers of the past. Giorgetti's commitment gained favor with many other composers, from Antonio Bazzini to Giuseppe Poniatowski, who Giorgetti hosted in his villa in Via Ricas.His friendship with Niccol Paganini was one of the reasons he composed many pieces for violin. <mask> tried to help Rossini by showing him his own suffering caused by his paralysis, as Rossini was at the mercy of his depression and nervous crises. <mask> was thrown into a rage because of the national tendency of the public to develop a passion for lyric opera instead of instrumental music. He

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title: Ferdinando Giorgetti

texts: Giorgetti dedicated the autograph of the third quartet to Fétis at the Royal Library of Belgium. The autograph of the Ouverture I, dated 1840 and dedicated to Poniatowski, was found by the pianist Gregorio Nardi in Florence and is in his private Florentine archive.The only piece that remains of the Messa da Requiem which Giorgetti dedicated to Giovanni Pacini is on the frontis of the Carlo Magnani Library in Pescia. The autograph of the Gran quintetto, which was dedicated by Giorgetti to the librarian Masseangelo Masseangeli, is preserved by the Philharmonic Academy of Bologna. The autograph of Ave Maria can be found in the Greggiati Collection. The autograph of the original version for piano, harp or quartet is at the Conservatory of Florence. The autograph of the seventh quartet for strings was recently discovered. Most of the contemporary manuscripts of his work are located in Florence and Vienna. The Sasso Collection at the Accademia Santa Cecilia of Rome is one of the places where manuscripts are found.<mask>'s works can be found at the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana in Venice, the Biblioteca Statale in Cremona, and the Biblioteca Domenicini. The greatest number of first editions printed with the works of <mask> are in Florence. There are many first editions of <mask>'s works in Milan and Venice, as well as in the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana in Venice. The Accademia Santa Cecilia in Rome is one of the many examples. The Accademia Filarmonica in Bologna, the Biblioteca Aurelio Saffi in Forl, the Scuola di Musica di Fiesole, and the Accademia Chigian all have one copy of a first edition of an opera. The British Library in London holds the first edition of his methods for viola that was published in 1856. The group Sestetto Chigiano d'Archi performed in 1968.There is an autograph in the concert hall of Palazzo Chigi-Saracini in


title: Ferdinando Giorgetti

texts: Siena, dedicated to Rossini, printed in Florence by Guidi in 1845. The original tape is in the Italian National Discography Institute in Rome. The recording was published by the Institute in 1989. Eleuterio Pantologo is read further by La musica italiana del XIX Secolo. Ricerche filosofico-critiche is located in Firenze. Carlida Steffan has a partial modern edition. Rossiniana.The critica nella prima met dell'Ottocento was published in 1992. There is a section for Giorgetti in this anthology. 135–166). The professore di violino <mask> Giorgetti was written by Giancarlo Conestabile. 241 ssgg. Carlo Andrea Gambini is a violinist and violoncello player. <mask> <mask>i, 1856, p.79. <mask>, <mask>, in Biographie universelle des musiciens et Bibliographie générale de la musique, second edition. 4, Paris, Firmin-Didot, 1862. The Internet Archive is digitalized. De l'état actuel de la musique en Italie, Paris, Heugel/Bruxelles. Schott/Milano. Ricordi, 1875, pp.35, 40. The Internet Archive is digitalized. Carlo Schmidl wrote Dizionario universale dei musicisti. I, Milano, Ricordi, sd was published in 1886. Digitalized on the internet. The first edition of "Storia del violino, dei violinisti e della musica per violino" was published in 1933. A total of 218 ssgg.In Nuova rivista musicale italiana, II/2 (marzo-aprile 1968), Leonardo Pinzauti wrote Prospettive per uno studio sulla musica. 257–265. Civilt strumentali dell'Ottocento italiano is written by Giovanni Carli Ballola. Firenze, Olschki, pp 1971, is part of the XXVI-XXVII. 609–609. Ottocento strumentale italiano was written by Sergio Martinotti. L'avventura del violino is owned by Claudio Sartori.Antonio Bazzini, Torino, ERI, 1978, was the musicale dell'Ottocento nella biografia. La musica del granduca is written by Marcello De Angelis. Vallecchi, 1978, critiche a Firenze 1800-1855.

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title: Ferdinando Giorgetti

texts: <mask> <mask> is in Dizionario enciclopedico universale della musica e dei musicisti. Torino, UTET, 1986, p. 210. Franco Dell'Amore is a writer. The person is Nicola Petrini Zamboni.The Memorie di un violinista cesenatese was published in 1995. The book by Guido Salvetti. ), Lucca, LIM, 1997. In Dizionario biografico degli italiani, Ennio Speranza, <mask>, <mask> are listed. Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana was published in 2001. You can find it on-line in Italian. Bianca Maria Antolini is the Editori musicali italiani dell'Ottocento e concerti di musica classica.),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, In occasione del suo 65 compleanno, Lucca, LIM, the Studi in onore di Agostino Ziino was published. There was a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report Bianca Maria Antolini is the author of La musica in Toscana nell'Ottocento. Teodulo Mabellini wrote about the musicale toscano in Pistoia. 19–35. Ennio Speranza fuori di clima.In Italia da Verdi a Casella, Torino, is the quartetto per archi. The book was written by Claudio Paradiso. <mask> <mask> was a musicista romantico a Firenze. The catalogue of works by Giorgetti is contained in this book. The introduction was written by Marcello De Angelis. The essays are titled La vita e l'opera. Gregorio Nardi wrote Mon cher monsieur Giorgetti: l'incontro con Franz Liszt nel 1838.FrancoSciannameo, Riflessioni sul Metodo per esercitarsi a ben suonare l'alto-viola Ennio Speranza wrote Il cavaliere del quartetto. Mariateresa Dellaborra, I sestetti. Giorgetti nelle riviste musicali fiorentine was written by Ugo Piovano. 157–2 Musical Documentation Center of Tuscany has

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title: Tony Thompson (boxer)

texts: <mask> is an American professional boxer. In 2008 and 2012 he challenged Wladimir for the world title. Described by many observers and fighters as "awkward", <mask> was considered the "gatekeeper" of the heavyweights. <mask> reached his highest ranking of world No.4 in 2005 and 2006 after being ranked among the ten best heavyweights in the world. <mask> was born on October 8, 1971, in Washington, D.C., and has 10 siblings. His parents were drug users. <mask> and his brother, who was 10 months older, were taken to the foster home when they were young.Children and family services took the brothers back to the orphanage after they spent most of their youth in Southeast, D.C. The mother died of an HIV infection before the father spent most of his life in jail. When <mask> and Keith were in first grade, they were legally adopted by their paternal grandmother, who died of a heart attack at the age of 54. After their grandmother died, <mask> and Keith returned to foster care, and went to live with one of their aunts and her two sons in D.C. public housing. They had a falling out with their aunt and <mask> moved in with his girlfriend. He was a father by 17 and never

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title: Tony Thompson (boxer)

texts: finished high school. Having each other and law abidance were some of the things that helped them survive.In their 20s, the brothers were separated from each other. He would send <mask> money when he was in the military. <mask> became a police officer at the age of 23. He was released from his job after an altercation with a member of the police, which resulted in the member breaking his ankle. <mask> said that he picked him off his feet and threw him out the door. After moving to the Maryland suburbs, he found work as a counselor at the National Children's Center. <mask> took up boxing at the age of 26 after meeting his car insurance agent who had a boxing gym in the back of his office.Gene said he saw a big six-foot-six, 250-pound guy. I thought this was the biggest I had been waiting for. By <mask>'s own admission, he believed that starting with boxing at a relatively late age preserved him, because an average person has to let the body develop before getting into physical sports like boxing or american football. As an amateur, <mask> went 13-3). <mask> made his professional boxing debut at the age of 28 on January 27, 2000, defeating DeShaunHarper by a

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texts: majority decision. He was able to cover his household electric bill after earning $300 for his first fight. <mask> viewed boxing as a source of supplemental income in the early years of his professional career, as he was still doing regular 9-to-5 jobs.He trained early in the morning before he got to work. <mask> began to see boxing as more than just a side gig after winning a couple of fights. Chester Hughes had a 9–0 record when he faced <mask> on May 20, 2001. <mask> faced someone who was taller and had longer reach than himself in the first fight. The bout was won by him in the first round. <mask> had eight fights in 2000 and six in 2001, building up a record of 13 wins and a single decision loss before facing his first notable opponent. Wilson had a record of 11 wins, 36 losses and 3 draws, but was recognized for his longevity, having never been stopped in his entire career and occasionally pulling upsets.<mask> won the bout by a score of 58–49, 57–49 and 58–49. On August 31, 2002, <mask> was scheduled to face Ron Guerrero, who was looking to regain his stock after back-to-back losses. The fight was supposed to last five rounds. <mask> was declared the

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title: Tony Thompson (boxer)

texts: winner by unanimous decision with scores of 50–45, 49–46 and 50–45. <mask> faced Zuri Lawrence on October 20, 2002. Lawrence had a six-fight winning streak that ended with an upset victory over Paolo Vidoz. The bout was won by <mask>.The back-to-back wins over Guerrero and Lawrence allowed <mask> to participate in a tournament. The eight participants in the tournament included two-time world champion Tim Witherspoon, former and future world title challengers Derrick Jefferson, Ray Austin and Jeremy Williams, and experienced journeyman Maurice Harris, who had knocked out future world champion Siarhei Liakhovich. The purse for the tournament winner was $100,000 and each boxer was guaranteed $5,000. The bouts were held at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Eurosport aired the bouts in the UK. <mask> faced Jeremy Williams. <mask> was declared the winner due to landing more punches after the bout was scored a draw.<mask> defeated Jefferson on points in the semifinals. <mask> didn't win the $100,000 prize because he was beaten by Maurice Harris. The fight between <mask> and Daz was scheduled for eight rounds. With a record of 8–0 with 6KOs, Daz was a


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texts: highly regarded prospect due to his long and decorated amateur career, with prominent boxing manager Wes Wolfe predicting a bright future for Daz in the heavyweight division, expecting him to become "a superstar among the <mask> won the bout by a wide unanimous decision, with scores 78–72, 77– 73 and 81. <mask> agreed to face Bean on September 11, 2004. <mask>'s first bout took place outside of the United States.Bean, known for his competitive bouts against Evander Holyfield and Michael Moorer, had won 13 of his last 14 fights against mostly lackluster opposition coming into the bout, and was described by some observers as "fringe." <mask> was declared the winner by a unanimous decision. The judges scored the bout twice. <mask> was ranked No.7 in the world at the end of 2004. <mask> fought on March 18, 2006 in San Jose, California. After losing to James Toney, Siarhei Liakhovich and MonteBarrett, Guinn was looking to return to the title contention. <mask> fight was seen as an opportunity by many to follow up on his win over Audley Harrison.The main event of the Wednesday Night Fights series was the fight. It was <mask>'s first 12-round bout. <mask> was

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texts: Sultan Ibragimov didn't do anything with looking for a worthy opponent. He wants to fight for the interim title, but avoids fights with good opponents. <mask> moved up in the rankings after the win. He was going to face Luan Krasniqi in the WBO world title eliminator on July 14, 2007, after his win over Timur Ibragimov. Krasniqi, who was 36 years old coming into the bout, was looking to return to the title contention after a loss to Lamon Brewster, with German media expecting him to "fulfill his destiny" and become only the second world champion from Germany after Max Schmeling. The fight was aired on ZDF.This was the first time a <mask>'s bout took place outside of North America. Krasniqi pressed against the ropes and went back-and-forth between combinations to the head and body as <mask> appeared to have the upper hand from the opening bell. <mask> fractured Krasniqi's ribs in the third round. The referee warned Krasniqi that he would stop the fight if he continued to absorb punishment. The referee stopped the fight after <mask> continued his assault on Krasniqi. Krasniqi described the fight as the "darkest moment of his career". I can't explain it.I felt

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texts: like I was drunk. <mask> was a star because of my failure. <mask>'s bout with Sultan Ibragimov was set up after he was appointed the mandatory position in the organization's rankings. The mandatory fight was delayed twice, the first time due to a scheduled unification clash between Ibragimov and Ruslan Chagaev, and the second time after an agreement was reached between Ibragimov and Wladimir Klitschko. <mask> agreed for a bout on September 27, 2007, against Couser, who was coming off of an upset second-round win over MonteBarrett. <mask> defeated Couser with a technical knockout. <mask> was ranked No.5 by BoxRec and No.9 by The Ring at the end of 2008.<mask> finally got a shot at the world title when he fought Wladimir Klitschko on July 12, 2008, in a fight where the IBF world title was also on the line. In the build-up to the fight, <mask> was praised for his defensive abilities by both of his opponents. <mask> promised in the pre-fight interview that he would fight to the end. The fighters would enter the championship rounds after the second half of the fight. <mask> defeated Luan Krasniqi in a title eliminator at the same venue where the fight took place.

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texts: of fatigue after the seventh round. <mask> fell to the canvas in the tenth round.<mask> fell down due to being tired rather than being pushed. <mask> was caught with a straight right hand in the middle of the eleventh and fell to the canvas again, with the referee starting the count. The referee stopped the fight when <mask> was wobbly on his feet. <mask> was behind on the scorecards at the time of the stop. Despite the loss, <mask> was praised for making a solid account of himself, landing some punches on the champion who had rarely been hit clean by any of his opponents. It was not easy to defend all the titles and it has been a while since I had a black eye, so today I really look like a boxer. I didn't think the victory would be that hard.<mask> was disappointed with the outcome of the fight, he thought he was fatigued as well. He took advantage of me when I was vulnerable. My heart hurts the most when I lose. He made $500,000 for the fight. <mask> stayed in Germany after receiving an offer to be a sparring partner for Vitali Klitschko in his preparation against Juan Carlos Gomez, and agreeing to face Adnan Serin on the undercard. <mask> defeated Serin.


title: Tony Thompson (boxer)

texts: On December 5, 2009, the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City will be the location for <mask>'s face-off with Witherspoon.A third-round disqualification loss to Chris Arreola was the only blemish on the 28 year old's record. On the undercard of the fight between Paul Williams andSergio Martnez, the fight was aired live. <mask> dominated from the opening bell, eventually winning by knockout after staggering Witherspoon with the right hand in round nine and following up with a flurry of unanswered punches, prompting the referee to waive it off. On April 16, 2010, <mask> faced Owen Beck, who was coming off of a 10th-round TKO loss to then-unbeaten Manuel Charr. The bout took place at The New Daisy Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee, after Beck's licence was revoked by several other commissions due to issues with his eyes, and was aired as part of the Friday Night Fights series. <mask> knocked Beck down late in the first round after landing a right hand behind the ear, and proceeded to hurt Beck several times in the fight before Beck's corner threw in the towel in the fourth round. After this win, <mask> was out for almost seven months due to a shoulder injury, but he


title: Tony Thompson (boxer)

texts: returned to the ring on November 20 against an American journeyman named Paul Marinaccio.<mask> was one of the main sparring partners for David Haye, who was training for his title defense against Audley Harrison. Marinaccio lost 17 pounds and weighed in at his lightest since 2005. <mask> stopped Marinaccio in the fourth round. <mask>, who was ranked No.7 by IBF, agreed to face Maurice Harris in an IBF world title eliminator for the No.2 spot. Due to injury, Josesito Lopez pulled out of the main event of Friday Night Fights and was replaced by Steve Upsher Chambers. <mask> was the second heaviest in his career when he weighed in for the fight. <mask> moved to the No.2 IBF contendership spot after defeating Harris.Harris accused <mask> of hitting him with more than 20 illegal rabbit punches in the second and third rounds. Harris said his equilibrium was off after he was floored by a right hook in the second round. There was no evidence of rabbit punching in the right hook that sent Harris down. <mask> was scheduled to face Eddie Chambers on October 28, 2011, in a bout that would have been the final eliminator for the IBF world title. Chambers had to pull out

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texts: due to injury. <mask> was nominated the mandatory IBF challenger after the No.1 contendership spot became vacant. <mask> was ranked 8th in the world by BoxRec at the end of 2011.On March 4, 2012 Wladimir Klitschko stated that he would fight <mask> in a sequel to their first fight in 2008. He stated at the time that the new arena in New York was interested in showing a brother. <mask> would only get 15% of the purse split compared to the usual 25%, as a result of the purse bid being set by the IBF. The fight will take place in Switzerland on July 7. I've always been better in second chances. However, I must not take this lightly as <mask> knows me better than any other fighter. He was one of the most difficult fighters I've ever faced."I've been waiting for this fight for a long time, and I'm going to take the belts back to the United States", <mask> said during one of the pre-fight press- conferences. <mask> weighed in at 244.75, dropping 10.75 lbs from his fight with Harris, while Klitschko weighed in at 249, the heaviest in his entire career. Both fighters were careful in the first round. In the second, he worked mostly with his jab. <mask> tried to go for


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texts: had no doubt that I would successfully defend the titles. It was difficult to time a shot. "<mask> was elusive, he didn't lose an eye contact at any moment in the fight and was able to see most of my punches", he said in a post-fight interview.According to CompuBox, Klitschko landed 51 of 121 total punches thrown (42%) and <mask> only landed 25 of 183 thrown (14%). In December of 2012 it was announced that <mask> would fight David Price in February of 2013). This was seen as a big step up for Price and a win would likely lead to a world title fight. Frank Maloney said, "This is the right fight at the right time for David and one where a win will propel him even higher." <mask> will come to win and score a major upset. Many people were interested to see how David Price would fare against a common opponent like Wladimir Klitschko. The bout was shown in the UK on Boxnation.In front of 6,000 fans in attendance, David Price was defeated by a second-round technical knockout. <mask> had been cautious and tentative throughout and it looked as though he was going to be taken over and stopped, however to the crowd's shock <mask> threw a counter right hand that hit


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texts: Price awkwardly behind the ear, sending him to the canvas. The bout was waved off because Price's equilibrium was damaged by the punch behind his ear. <mask> scored an upset of the year at that point. The promoter of Price collapsed after the press conference. He was taken to the hospital after being attended to by paramedics. He had a heart attack after his fighter died.They wouldn't ask for a second chance immediately and let <mask> enjoy his win. <mask> said, "They can clause all the hell they want." I'm not coming back. I took the fight because they vastly underpaid me. If they want to fight me again, they have to come to my side of the Atlantic and pay me what I'm worth. On 27 March, it was announced that a second bout would take place at the Echo Arena on 6 July. The fight was hard to make because rival promotions were interested in <mask>.David Price said that he was advised by a former world champion to take the second fight. <mask> and Price both came in at 250 pounds, 3 pounds lighter than the first fight. Wealth TV broadcasted the fight in the United States. <mask> was knocked out in round 2 by a powerful right hook, which he said was the hardest


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texts: blood pressure medication prior to the fight with Price. In an attempt to get a third fight with Wladimir Klitschko, <mask> faced an eliminator for the IBF title in August. After a competitive first seven rounds, <mask> faded down the stretch and allowed Pulev to take advantage by out-boxing him, and landing the more cleaner and effective shots. At the age of 41, <mask>'s career at the top level was once again in doubt. <mask> was banned from boxing for a year by the Austrian Boxing Federation after he tested positive for the same substance again. After defeating Odlanier Sols by split decision, <mask> resurrected his career.He lost a fight to Carlos Takam later that year. <mask> forced Sols to retire in his corner in the eighth round of the second fight. Boxers from Washington, D.C., African-American boxers, and 20th-century African-American sportspeople are some of the links in the professional boxing


title: Stephen Larigaudelle Dubuisson

texts: <mask> was a Jesuit missionary to the United States and a French Catholic priest. The son of a wealthy family in Saint-Domingue, <mask> fled the Haitian Revolution for France, where he entered the civil service and rose to senior positions in Napoleon's imperial court. He sailed for the United States after entering the Society of Jesus. He had pastoral work in Maryland and Washington, D.C. before becoming the president of Georgetown College. His leadership of the school was not successful. After a nervous breakdown, he was sent to Rome where he met the Jesuit Superior General. He acted as a close friend of Roothaan after returning to the United States.<mask> worked in Maryland, Virginia, and Philadelphia for two decades. He traveled Europe to raise money for the American Jesuits. He spent his later years as a priest in Toulouse after returning to France in 1841. The birth of tienne de La Rigaudelle du Buisson took place in the town of Saint-Marc in the French Caribbean colony of Saint-Domingue, where the family owned two plantations that produced cotton and indigo. His mother was born in Fort-Dauphin. His father, Anne-Joseph-Sylvestre de La Rigaudelle du Buisson, was born in Saint-Marc in 1748. His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchOne of the family's house slaves was the wet nurse for Du Duisson, who was the second son. Franois-tienne Théard was the French

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texts: would pay visits to the sick in Parisian hospitals with young nobles. He learned to play the violin. When du Buisson expressed his desire to enter religious life at the age of 29, his family was against it.The Society of Jesus had recently been lifted of their suppression by the pope. Unbeknownst to his family, Dubisson set sail for the United States with a Sulpician priest. He traveled south to Georgetown College in Washington, D.C. on December 1st after arriving in New York City on November 21st. He went to the Jesuit novitiate at White Marsh manor in Prince George's County, Maryland, in December of 1816. He began anglicizing his name as <mask>. <mask> went back to Georgetown for his religious studies. The Anglo-American Jesuits, who adopted republicanism and American culture, were at odds with their Continental European counterparts who were more traditional and austere.He was disliked by his Anglo-American peers even though he was considered refined. In 1816, he was appointed prefect by the president of the college, Giovanni Grassi; his appointment was renewed again for the 1817–1818 academic year. He was charged with disciplining the students. The students were so incensed by this that they plotted to ambush Dubuisson and kill him. The plot was discovered moments before it was to be carried out. Between six and eight students were expelled. Dubisson continued to study Latin, English, logic, and metaphysics.On December 26, 1817, he professed his first vows and was made the director of the Jesuits. On August 7, 1821, he was dained a priest at Georgetown College by the Archbishop of Baltimore, Ambrose Maréchal, after completing his four-year course of theology at the Washington Seminary. After his ordination, <mask> was made an assistant to William Matthews at St. Patrick's Church. He was involved in the cure of Ann Mattingly, an ill Washingtonian. He presented a sworn public


title: Stephen Larigaudelle Dubuisson

texts: statement of his account of the events and published a pamphlet in French. <mask> was an eloquent preacher in Washington's high society. <mask> was appointed to succeed Benedict Joseph Fenwick as the president of Georgetown College despite the fact that he wanted to leave Georgetown altogether.<mask> was the pastor of Holy Trinity Church while he was president. He requested that the Jesuit Superior General relieve him of his office because of his reputation as a severe disciplinarian. He had a nervous breakdown during his short tenure. <mask> said he heard a voice telling him to draw strength from the Sacred Heart. In April 1824, Fortis allowed <mask> to resign as president and named William Feiner as his successor. The Jesuit mission superior sent Dubuisson to Rome at his own expense and without the permission of the Superior General in the hope that he could resolve his doubts there. He was charged with visiting various French cities to raise money to finance the return voyage of a group of Maryland Jesuits who had gone to Europe.The effort was not successful. His tertianship began in Rome on 1 November 1824. After a year as an advisor to the Superior General on American affairs, he would be sent to the University of Turin. Dubuisson enjoyed the religious life in Turin and was proficient in Italian. <mask> became a full member of the Jesuit order after being called to Rome by Janhaan Root, who succeeded Fortis as Superior General. In August of 1829, <mask> was sent back to the United States to be informed about the Jesuits' Maryland mission. During his travels through Europe, he was able to raise funds for the Maryland Jesuits.<mask> traveled to Frederick, Maryland after leaving Le Havre, France for New York City. From where he would oversee all the Jesuit parishes in St. Mary's County, he was assigned by the Archbishop of Baltimore. <mask> returned to Georgetown as the

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texts: prefect of studies after he was assigned to rural Maryland. He was the defacto confessor of the nuns of the Georgetown Visitation Monastery and of the students at their school. <mask> was appointed one of Peter Kenney's four consultors when he arrived at the Maryland mission in 1830. As the Jesuits debated whether to sell their farms in Maryland, which would change the character of the order in the United States, <mask> argued against such a decision, believing landownership afforded them security in the event of economic disaster. <mask>'s position was motivated by the fact that slaves were employed on the farms.He believed that the Jesuits had an obligation not to sell their slaves to immoral slaveowners who would abuse them or deprive them of food, clothing, some degree of education, and the right to marry. He believed that abolitionism was capable of producing a Reign of Terror similar to the one he experienced in France. He opposed the sale of slaves by the Maryland Jesuits on moral grounds. In parts of Maryland, where blacks and whites received the Eucharist and sang in the choir on equal status, Dubuisson praised the racially integrated Masses. <mask>'s main talents were in pastoral work. After arriving, Kenney sent <mask> back to Frederick, where he assisted John McElroy in running St. John's Literary Institution and in his pastoral work. The reason for the transfer was due to the fact that Kenney believed it was improper for a Jesuit to be the confessor of nuns and female students.His work included pastoral work at St. Patrick's Church in Washington. He ministered to a wide variety of people, including prominent, established Maryland families, white immigrants who fled Haiti, black slaves, and Protestant converts. <mask> was sent to Philadelphia by a visitor to organize the return of the Jesuits to Old St. Joseph's Church. In August of that year, <mask> was transferred

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title: Stephen Larigaudelle Dubuisson

texts: back to Georgetown, once again becoming the pastor of Holy Trinity Church. The parochial school's Sodality of Our Lady was revived there. The parochial school was forced to intermittently close due to sporadic funding. The school was put on a stable financial footing after <mask> secured a grant from Congress.<mask> was made to the superior of the Jesuits' Maryland mission, and continued as to Peter Kenney, when he took over leadership of the mission as visitor. <mask> became the pastor of the church in April of that year after he returned to Philadelphia as a priest. James F. M. Lucas took over at Holy Trinity Church. Dubuisson went to Silver Lake as the Catholics of northeastern Pennsylvania had few priests. During this time, <mask> was nominated for several bishoprics. John England, the Bishop of Charleston tried to convince him to become the Archbishop of Saint-Domingue or a missionary to Liberia after his name was first proposed to become the Bishop of Cincinnati. Dubuisson wanted to remain a pastor and appealed to the Pope.The first delegate from North America to attend a procurators' meeting was elected as the Maryland province's delegate to the Jesuits' provincial congregation in 1835. He prepared a report on the state of affairs of the Maryland province, which he would present to the Superior General upon his arrival in Rome. He arrived in Rome on November 23, 1835. After the congregation, <mask> traveled extensively throughout Europe and became well acquainted with many of the royalty and nobility. He was the first American Jesuit sent to Europe to raise a large amount of money and improve the European perception of the American Jesuits. <mask> returned to the United States in 1836. William McSherry assigned him to be the acting pastor of St. Mary's Church in Alexandria, Virginia, where he was to repair the divisions that persisted from an attempted schism 20 years

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texts: earlier.McSherry made his appointment permanent on July 8, 1836, replacing John Smith, who McSherry considered to have poorly managed the parish. Three-quarters of the students at St. Mary's parochial school were Protestant, and Dubuisson held catechism classes for both the church's white and black parishioners. He was able to reduce the church's debt. He returned to his position as confessor. He visited the small churches of rural St. Mary's County during his pastorate. <mask> was the principal of St. John's Academy in Alexandria, the only Catholic military school in the United States at the time. Dubuisson had a severe case of laryngitis, which physicians in Washington and Philadelphia were unable to treat.<mask> ended his tenure at St. Mary's on 1 January 1841. <mask> left for Rome later that year after the French physicians recommended a change of climate. His condition developed into laryngeal dystonia and remained with him for the rest of his life. <mask> once again represented the Maryland province at the Jesuit procurators' meeting in Rome. He moved to France after the meeting. He sought the help of the Norman physician. On 17 November 1842, <mask> arrived at the manor of his friend, Duke de Montmorency, in Borgo San Dalmazzo, where he became the chaplain to the ducal family.The Jesuits were kicked out of Northern Italy during the 1848 revolutions. <mask> was the last Jesuit in Northern Italy due to the intervention of the American chargé d'affaires. The Montmorency manor had an interim mayor with the death of Duke Mathieu. In November 1852, <mask> was transferred to the Jesuit province of Toulouse, where he became a parish priest. <mask> died at the Jesuit retirement home in Pau on August 14, 1864. People of Saint-Domingue 19th-century French civil servants 19th-century French Jesuits 19th-century American Jesuits 18th-century Haitian people Presidents of Georgetown

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title: Fabian Bourzat

texts: <mask> is a retired ice dancer. He is a two-time World bronze medalist, a two-time European champion, and a five-time French national champion. They won five medals at the Grand Prix Final and 13 other medals, including three golds at the Cup of China and two at the Trophée Eric Bompard. Personal life <mask> was born in 1980. He has two brothers who are older than him. He traveled extensively with his family when he was a child due to his father's work. Bourzat studied at the Institute of Higher Osteopathy of Lyon.Bourzat started ice dancing at the age of six or seven. He had a coach in his early years. He had early partners that included Emeline Leroux. <mask> and Péchalat were partners in 2000. The two became friends over time despite not getting along well at first. Péchalat said in an interview that he was the ideal partner for her because he was very gifted. He works with feelings and ideas.He can reproduce and interpret moves as soon as he feels them. He doesn't need to intellectualize. According to Bourzat, "Nathalie is always pushing us to work." She has the capacity to work. She wants to do everything perfectly. Péchalat/Bourzat were coached by two people in Lyon, France. From 2000 to 2003 they worked with Pasquale Camerlengo.They won two Junior Grand Prix medals. Péchalat/Bourzat moved up to seniors at the beginning of the 2002–3 season. They won two bronze medals at the Winter Universiade. They made their Worlds debut 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476

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texts: both fell. Péchalat / Bourzat was reported to be moving to Michigan to train with Pasquale Camerlengo.Péchalat/Bourzat confirmed their move to the Detroit Skating Club in May of 2011. They said that Camerlengo was the only coach they considered because of their experience working with him during their time as juniors at Lyon, as well as wanting to continue the technique they learned under Zhulin. The French dancers had a good relationship with the two men. They trained for three hours a day on the ice in Michigan. They were close to the rink. They worked with Kader Belmoktar on their Egypt-themed free dance during the summer. Péchalat/Bourzat were assigned to compete at three Grand Prix events in 2011.They won the silver medal at Skate America despite <mask>'s illness. <mask>'s bronchitis caused them to withdraw from Skate Canada. They qualified for the fourth Grand Prix Final after winning the silver medal. They set a new personal best in the free dance to win a bronze medal. They won their third national title at the French Championships. Péchalat/Bourzat won their second consecutive European title at the 2012 European Championships, despite being second after the short dance. Péchalat broke his nose in training.She said that they made a mistake and that she was knocked out. She decided to have an operation after the 2012 World Championships. Péchalat/Bourzat said on March 25 that surgery wouldn't be necessary. They won the bronze medal at the World Championships after recording a season's best score in the short dance and personal best score in the free dance. Péchalat/Bourzat won gold at both the 2012 Cup of China and 2012 Trophee Eric Bompard, and qualified for their fourth

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title: Rachel Reinert

texts: <mask> was born on March 10, 1989 in Santa Ana, California. She began her career as a recording artist in 2008 as a member of the country group Gloriana, contributing to gold and platinum singles and opening tours for Taylor Swift and others. She began her career as a solo artist after leaving Gloriana. Her debut solo album, Into the Blue, was released in March of 2020. Reinert was born on March 10, 1989 in Florida. When she was 6 years old, her family moved to Santa Ana, California. She participated in the musical theater program at the Orange County School of the Arts and took lessons in singing, guitar, and piano.At a young age, she began writing poetry. Reinert went to Nashville with a friend at the age of 15. After signing her first publishing deal, she traveled back and forth from Orange County to Nashville to finish high school. After graduating from high school, Reinert moved to Nashville full time. After moving to Nashville to pursue her career in country music, Gloriana began posting her songs on her Myspace page. The brothers reached out to the singer to get her to write after they discovered her music online. After performing around Nashville as a trio, Reinert and the Gossin brothers began writing songs together.After a performance at local Nashville venue 3rd and Lindsley, <mask>, Mike, and Tom were introduced to musician Cheyenne Kimball. The four began writing and performing together. The band signed a joint deal with Warner Bros. Records and Matt Serletic. They started recording under the name Gloriana. Gloriana's first single "Wild at Heart" was released in early 2009, and they opened for artists including LeAnn Rimes and Taylor Swift. In 2009, "Wild at Heart" was the highest selling single for a new country artist. The band released their first album, Gloriana, in August of 2009, and it went to #2 on the country album chart and #3 on the Top 200."Time To Let Me

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texts: directed by Jeremiah Dunlap. Jon Randall is the head of A&R for Green Iris Records. On February 20, it was announced that Reinert had signed a multi-album deal with a Nashville-based independent record label and a publishing agreement with Still Working Music. Alex Orbison is the president of both companies and is the youngest son of Roy Orbison. "All We Have," her first single with Green Iris and third as a solo artist, was released on April 26, 2019.The same team that wrote "Cool" co-authored "All We Have". The music video for "All We Have" was directed by Josh Kranich. <mask>'s debut solo album would be out in March 2020. On February 14, 2020, Reinert released her next single, "Some Kind of Angel." One week prior to the album release, the track "Secret" was made available for listening. Into the Blue was released on March 13, 2020. There are 11 songs on the album, all written and produced by Davis Naish.Tommy Lee James is one of the writers on the album. The drummer in the rock band Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown played percussion on most of the tracks. Into the Blue was praised by many, including Bob Paxman, a music journalist. There is news and more. The official music video for "Here" was released on May 12, 2020. The video was shot in Nashville before the city was shut down due to Coronaviruses safety precautions. Andrew Rincon is a professional dancer in the "Here" video.Since they met in middle school, Andrew has been Reinert's best friend. After meeting when Crosby was hired to play drums for a limited run of tour with Gloriana, Reinert began dating him. The couple got engaged on February 14, 2019. A bohemian-inspired wedding took place in Bloomington Springs, Tennessee, on August 31, 2019. The cover of the Spring 2020 issue of Southern Bride magazine has a picture of a wedding. A Thousand Miles Left Behind is a studio album with Gloriana, and Three is an official music


title: Joel Rafael

texts: A native of San Diego County, California, he is a singer-songwriter and folk musician. The second volume to celebrate the songs of Woody Guthrie was released in 2005. The first volume, Woodeye, was released in 2003 Since 1993, the acoustic band has toured and performed nationally. Their third album, Hopper on Inside Recordings, was released in 2000. The album was nominated for an award. <mask> was born in 1949 in Chicago and grew up in the San Gabriel Valley suburbs of Los Angeles.His music education began with grade school music lessons at age eight followed by the snare drum. He played in the junior high school band. He picked up the guitar at high school. The theme song for a play produced by his school's drama department was one of the songs he wrote. He was exposed to and loved music from the time he was a child, but it was the folk music of the early 1960s that started to stir his interest in writing. After moving to the Northwest in the late 60s, <mask> and his wife returned to California and settled in the rural foothills of North San Diego County. While raising a family, <mask> continued to chronicle his life and times in song.In the 70s, 80s and early 90s, <mask> performed as a duo with Rosie Flores. He opened shows for artists such as Crosby, Stills and Nash and John Lee Hooker while he was a solo performer and with his band. One of the first radio stations to adopt the diverse format was KKOS in Carlsbad, California. Artists from a variety of genres were

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texts: on the air with <mask>. He said that the format allowed for something new when he put his album out. <mask> got his first national exposure when KKOS paid royalties for the songs it aired and filed logs of its playlists with national reporting agencies. The first CD by the band was released on Reluctant Angel Records.The album won an award. The Kerrville Folk Festival recognized <mask> with an award in 1995. The band released a second CD in 1996 called Old Wood Barn. Their third release Hopper was released in 2000 and was produced by <mask> with the help of DanRothchild, who also played bass. The recording was mixed by Paul Dieter. The Ribbon of Highway, Endless Skyway tribute show was held in 2003 and invited <mask> to perform. The ensemble show, which was the brainchild of Texas singer-songwriter Jimmy LaFAve, toured around the country and included a rotating cast of singer-songwriters individually performing Guthrie's songs.There were poems read by a narrator. Ellis Paul, Slaid Cleaves, Eliza Gilkyson, Johnny Irion, and The Burns Sisters were part of the rotating cast. Bob Childers, also known as the Dylan of the Dust, was the narrator. Woodeye: Songs of Woody Guthrie was released in 2003 by Rafael. There were 14 songs on the album, 12 of which were written by Guthrie and one of which was an unpublished lyric. The album has guest appearances by Ellis Paul and Matt Cartsonis. "I really wanted to make a recording that would be a Woody Guthrie experience for a new

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texts: audience: a collection of songs, both familiar and rare, that would bring Woody's material within reach of the ears of today's listeners."Kathy Klassen wrote a review of Woodeye for the North County Times. There is a cohesive and interesting musical presentation that is only occasionally overproduced. The majority of the album is a gift. Woodyboye: Songs Of Woody Guthrie And Tales WorthTelling, Vol. 2 was released in 2005. There are four previously unpublished Guthrie lyrics on this album. A core band that includes daughter Jamaica on violin and vocals, Carl Johnson on acoustic lead, Will Landin on bass, Mauricio Lewak on drums, and Jackson Browne on special guests include special guests. They bring the man and his music into the new century as vibrantly as the first day Woody hit the dusty roads.The Woody Guthrie Folk Festival honored seven performers, including <mask>. The artists who performed at all ten festivals were honored. The benefit show was titled "In the spirit of Woody Guthrie". Jimmy LaFave, Don Conoscenti, Ellis Paul, Bob Childers, Terry "Buffalo" Ware, and the Red Dirt Rangers were also honored. The first album of original material since Hopper was released in 2000 was released in April 2008. The song "This Is My Country" features backing vocals by David Crosby and Graham Nash. Nash said he wished he had written the song.It was a call from his heart to ours. The title of the album is "America Come Home". There are external links to American folk