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texts: <mask>, was born on her 25th birthday four days before the defeat of the Austrian army in Chotusitz. Five more children were born during the war, the second being <mask>. It was d. 1748). The war and child-bearing were carried on at the same time, and there was no rest for <mask> during pregnancies or around the births.The War of the Austrian Succession and the Seven Years' War resulted in the birth of five children: <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, Ferdinand and <mask>. She gave birth to her last child, Maximilian Francis, at the age of 39. <mask> said she would have gone into battle herself if she had not been pregnant. <mask>'s children died before they reached adolescence. <mask> was three years old when she died from stomach pains. <mask> died after her first birthday. The first <mask> was born in 1749.According to traditional Catholic belief, unbaptized infants would be condemned to eternity in limbo, as it became evident that she would not survive. Many at court doubted that the infant was still alive when it was christened. <mask>'s mother died in the 17th century. <mask>'s governess died four years later. The members of the imperial family were buried with her in the Imperial Crypt. Smallpox was a constant threat to the royal family. <mask>'s son Joseph survived a bout of the disease in January 1757, followed by <mask> in July 1749.Charles died of the disease at the age of fifteen. Johanna died from the disease in December of 1762. In 1763, Joseph's first wife died of the disease. Joseph's second wife, Empress <mask>, died of the disease a week after she caught it. <mask> embraced her daughter-in-law before the sick chamber was sealed to outsiders. <mask>

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texts: contracted the disease from her daughter-in-law. Prayers were said for her recovery and the sacrament was displayed in all the churches.Joseph slept in one of his mother's antechambers. <mask> was buried on 1 June. The court and the populace of Vienna were overjoyed when the news came that she had survived the crisis. In October 1767, <mask>'s fifteen-year-old daughter Josepha also showed signs of the disease. When she went with her mother to pray in the Imperial Crypt next to the tomb of <mask>, it was assumed that she had caught the infection. After visiting the crypt, Archduchess Josepha developed a rash and died. <mask> was supposed to be the bride of King Ferdinand IV of Naples.<mask> blamed herself for her daughter's death because it was believed that Josepha had caught the disease from the body of the empress. The last member of the family to contract the illness was the twenty-four year old Elisabeth. She was scarred from the illness. <mask>'s losses to smallpox were decisive in her sponsoring trials to prevent the illness through inoculation, and subsequently insisted on members of the royal family receiving inoculation. <mask> was confronted with the task of marrying off the older ones after giving birth to the younger children. Along with her wars and duties of state, she led the marriage negotiations. She sacrificed their happiness for the benefit of the state and used them as pawns.A devoted but self-conscious mother, she wrote to all of her children at least once a week and believed she was entitled to exercise authority over her children regardless of their age and rank. <mask>, the youngest daughter of <mask>, married Louis, Dauphin of

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texts: France in Vienna in April 1770. <mask>'s education was neglected and when the French showed an interest in her, her mother went about educating her as best she could about the court of Versailles and the French. <mask> was scolded for failing to have a child and for being lazy in her correspondence with <mask>. <mask> was also critical of Marie Antoinette. She blamed Leopold for being cold. Ferdinand and <mask> were criticized for their poor French and haughtiness, while <mask> was criticized for her political activities.<mask> was the only child she did not scold, though she failed to please her mother in one aspect, she did not produce any surviving children. One of <mask>'s greatest wishes was to have as many grandchildren as possible, but she had only about two dozen at the time of her death, with the exception of Princess Carolina of Parma, her eldest granddaughter. <mask> was a member of the House of Habsburg and a Roman Catholic. She rejected the idea of religious toleration and believed that religious unity was necessary for a peaceful public life. She advocated for a state church and contemporary travelers criticized her regime for being bigoted. She didn't allow the Church to interfere with what she considered to be prerogatives of a monarch. She was in charge of the selection of archbishops.State control in Church-State relations was ensured by the policies of <mask>. She was influenced by other people's ideas. The advocation of maximum freedom of national churches from Rome is one of the most important aspects of Jansenism. The rights of the state in relation to the church were always emphasized by Austria. The Greek Catholics were promoted by

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texts: <mask>. <mask> had policies that suppressed display of piety, such as the prohibition of public flagellantism. She reduced the number of religious holidays.She had a complicated relationship with the Jesuits. She was educated, served as her confessors, and supervised the religious education of her son by members of this order. The Jesuits were influential in the early years of <mask>'s reign. The order posed a danger to the queen's authority. She issued a decree that removed them from all the institutions of the monarchy and carried it out thoroughly. She forbade the publication of Pope Clement XIII's bull, which was in favor of the Jesuits, and immediately seized their property when Pope Clement XIV suppressed the order. Jews <mask> considered the Jews and Protestants to be dangerous to the state and tried to suppress them.She was the most anti-Jewish monarch of her time because she had acquired new prejudices from her ancestors. She didn't keep this secret in her time. "I know of no greater plague than this race, which on account of its deceit, usury and avarice is driving my subjects into beggary," she wrote in 1777. The Jews are to be avoided as much as possible. She wanted to break free from the Jewish financiers, so she was willing to tolerate Protestant businessmen, such as the Swiss-born Johann Fries. She proposed to her ministers the expulsion of Jews from Austria. Her first intention was to deport all Jews by January, but after accepting the advice of her ministers who were concerned about the number of future deportees that could reach 50,000, the deadline was changed to June.The expulsion orders were withdrawn due to pressure from other

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texts: countries. She ordered the deportation of 20,000 Jews from the Czech Republic because they were accused of disloyalty during the War of the Austrian Succession. The order was expanded to all Jews of Bohemia and major cities of Moravia, except for the ones that had already been expelled. In the third decade of her reign, <mask> issued edicts that offered some state protection to her Jewish subjects. Her actions in the late stages of her reign differed from her early opinions. She did not allow the forcible conversion of Jewish children to Christianity or the collection of surplice fees from her Jewish subjects. She ordered the release of the Jews who had been jailed for a blood libel.<mask> supported Jewish commercial and industrial activity in Austria despite her dislike of Jews. The Jews were treated better in some parts of the realm. <mask> tried to convert the Protestants to Roman Catholicism, unlike the Protestants who tried to expel the Jews. Commissions were formed to seek out secret Protestants and intern them in workhouses, where they would be given the chance to subscribe to approved statements of Catholic faith. They would be allowed to return to their homes if they accepted. Any sign of a return to Protestant practice was treated harshly. Protestants from Upper Austria were exiled by <mask> in the 17th century.Her son and co-ruler thought her religious policies were "unjust, impious, impossible, harmful and ridiculous". Despite her policies, demographic and economic considerations prevented her from expelling the Protestants. After Joseph threatened to abdicate as emperor and co-ruler, she abandoned the idea of expelling the protestants. Joseph


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texts: demanded a general freedom to worship after a number of Moravians publicly declared their faith. <mask> refused to grant this until she died. A group of Moravians were deported to Hungary in May 1780 after gathering for a worship service on her birthday. The Declaration of Tolerance was issued by Joseph after <mask>'s death.The policies of <mask>'s government toward their Eastern Orthodox subjects were marked by special interests, relating not only to complex religious situations in various southern and eastern regions of the Habsburg Monarchy, inhabited by Eastern Orthodox Christians, but also regarding the political. <mask>'s government confirmed and continued to uphold old privileges granted to their Eastern Orthodox subjects by previous Habsburg monarchs, but at the same time, new reforms were enforced, establishing much stronger state control over the Serbian. The reforms began with royal patents, known as Regulamentum privilegiorum and Regulamentum Illyricae Nationis, and were finalized with the Declaratory Rescript of the Illyrian Nation. <mask>'s Rescript was in force until 1868. <mask> implemented reforms to strengthen Austria's military and bureaucratic efficiency despite being conservative in matters of state. She paid for the creation of a standing army of 108,000 men with 14 million Gulden from crown lands. The army was funded by the central government, but the nobility had to pay taxes for the first time.In 1749, after he was appointed the head of the new central administrative agency, dubbed the Directory, he initiated a radical centralization of state institutions down to the level of the District Office. There was a class of 10,000

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texts: government officials thanks to this effort. Lombardy, the Austrian Netherlands and Hungary were untouched by this reform. <mask> was aware of her promise to respect the privileges of the kingdom, including the immunity of nobles from taxation. During the Seven Years' War, the governing system was reformed to strengthen the state. The Directory was transformed into the United Austrian and Bohemian Chancellery in 1741. The Hofkammer was a ministry of finances that controlled all revenues from the monarchy.All financial accounts were handled by the exchequer. The Council of State (Staatsrat), composed of the state chancellor, three members of the high nobility and three knights, was formed by <mask> in 1760. The difference between the form of government employed by <mask> and that of Frederick II of Prussia was shown by the council of state. <mask> was not an autocrat who acted as her own minister. Prussia adopted this form of government after 1807. Between 1754 and 1764, <mask> doubled the state revenue and tried to tax clergy and nobility. The financial reforms improved the economy.After Kaunitz became the head of the new Staatsrat, he pursued a policy of "aristocratic enlightenment" that relied on persuasion to interact with the estates. A strong institution made it possible for Kaunitz to increase state revenues. The first balanced budget of the Habsburg Monarchy was achieved in 1775 and the state revenue reached 50 million dollars by 1780. The Viennese Medicine School was founded by a Dutch man named Anton de Haen, who was recruited by Medicine After <mask>. The creation of new burial grounds without government permission was banned by <mask>. Through

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texts: her correspondence with <mask>, the Electress of Saxony, she was able to promote inoculation, which she had learned of through her own correspondence with Frederick II. <mask> obtained information on current practices of inoculation in England after unsuccessful attempts to introduce their technique in Austria.Thirty-four newborn orphans and sixty-seven orphans between the ages of five and fourteen years were ordered to be tried by her. In the case of the test subjects, the trial proved that inoculation was safe and effective in protecting against smallpox. The empress had herself and two of her children inoculated. She hosted a dinner for the first sixty-five inoculated children in Schnbrunn Palace. Austrian physicians had a negative view of inoculation. She enacted a strict regulation of the sale of poisons and required apothecaries to keep a poison register. If someone tried to purchase a poison, they had to give two witnesses.She banned the use of lead in eating and drinking vessels after three years. The creation of a unified legal system was necessitated by the centralization of the Habsburg government. The lands in the Habsburg realm had their own laws. The resulting Codex Theresianus could be used as a basis for legal unification. The traditional criminal justice system was codified in 1769 with the publication of the Constitutio Criminalis Theresiana. The possibility of establishing the truth through torture was allowed by this criminal code. The law was not valid in Hungary.<mask> was credited with ending the witch hunts in Zagreb by opposing the methods used against Herrucina. She was worried about the sexual morality of her subjects. In 1752

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texts: she established a commission to regulate prostitution, homosexuality, adultery and even sex between members of different religions. The Commission used secret agents to investigate the private lives of men and women with bad reputation. They were given the authority to raid banquets, clubs, and private gatherings. The punishments included whipping, deportation, or the death penalty. Austria banned torture at the request of Joseph II.With the support of religious authorities, <mask> was against the abolition of torture. She found it difficult to fit into the intellectual sphere of the Enlightenment, which is why she only slowly followed humanitarian reforms on the continent. The Supreme Judiciary was founded in 1749 as a court of final appeal for all hereditary lands. <mask> made promotion of education a priority. The wealthier classes were initially focused on. She allowed non-Catholics to attend university and introduced secular subjects which influenced the decline of theology as the main foundation of university education. The Theresianum was established in Vienna in 1746 to educate nobles' sons and the Theresian Military Academy was founded in 1751.Reform of the schooling system for all levels of society became a major policy in the 17th century. One of the few policy agendas in which <mask> was not in conflict with her son and co-ruler Joseph II was the reform of the primary schools. The widespread illiteracy of the populace was revealed by the census of 1770– 71. <mask> wrote to Frederick II of Prussia to ask him to allow the school reformer to move to Austria. Felbiger's first proposals were made law. The educational reforms enacted by <mask> were

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texts: founded on Enlightenment ideas, as an increasingly sophisticated and complicated society and economy required new administrators, officers, diplomats and specialists, according to Austrian historian Karl Vocelka. Secular primary schools were established by <mask> and required children of both genders to attend.The curriculum focused on social responsibility, social discipline, work ethic and the use of reason. Children were to be taught in their mother tongue first and then in German in later years. Prizes were given to students who were able. Efforts were made to raise the status and pay of teachers who were not allowed to take on outside employment. The teacher training colleges were established to train teachers. There was a lot of opposition to the education reform. The peasants wanted the children to work in the fields.All those opposed were ordered to be arrested by <mask>. Many of the opposition came from the royal court, who were worried that greater literacy would expose the population to Protestant or Enlightenment ideas. <mask> and her minister were consistent in their support of Felbiger's reforms. The reform of the primary schools largely met <mask>'s aim of raising literacy standards, as evidenced by the higher proportions of children who attended school; this was particularly the case in the Archdiocese of Vienna, where school attendance increased from 40% in 1780 to a sensational 94% by 1807. The teacher training colleges produced hundreds of new teachers who spread the new system over the following decades, despite high rates of illiteracy in some parts of Austria. The number of secondary schools decreased due to the number of Jesuit


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texts: schools being abolished. Secondary school became more exclusive as a result.Publications and learning were institutionalised by her regime. Sir Nathaniel Wraxall once wrote from Vienna that the injudicious bigotry of the Empress may be attributed to the deficiency in learning. It's not believable how many books and productions are banned by her. Many authors who we consider to be unexceptionable or harmless are also included in the list, from the immoral tendency or licentious nature of their writings. Works that were against the Catholic religion were affected by the censorship. She was aided by a man who was thought to be an "enlightened" man. <mask> wanted to increase the living standards of the people since she could see a link between productivity and state revenue.The Habsburg government tried to strengthen its industry. subsidies and trade barriers were put in place after the loss of Silesia. Guild privileges were cut back and internal duties on trade were either reformed or removed. In the late part of her reign, <mask> undertook reform of the system of serfdom, which was the basis for agriculture in eastern parts of her lands. The emergence of a functioning bureaucracy and the need for economic power made it possible for the government to intervene in such affairs. The peasants were given the chance to express their grievances directly to the royal commissioners and <mask> was made aware of the extent to which their poverty was the result of the extreme demands for forced labour by the landlords. The peasants were told to work up to seven days per week in tilling the land of the nobles, so that they could not sleep at night.The famine which

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texts: afflicted the empire in the early 1770s prompted reform. It was very hard hit. <mask> was influenced by the reformers who wanted to change the serf system to allow peasants to make a living. "Robot Patents" were issued by <mask>. The regulations restricted peasant labour only in the German and Bohemian parts of the realm. The goal was to make sure that peasants were able to support themselves and their families while also helping cover the national expenditure in peace or war. <mask> decided on more radical reform by late 1772.In 1773, she gave her minister the task to divide the large estates into small farms, convert the forced labour contracts into leases, and enable the farmers to pass the leaseholds onto their children. The project was pushed through so successfully that his name was identified with the program. After the success of the program on the crown lands, <mask> had it implemented on the former Jesuit lands as well as crown lands in other parts of her empire. The nobles resisted <mask>'s attempts to extend the Raab system to their great estates. They said that the crown had no right to interfere with the serf system since the nobles were the original owners of the land. The system of forced labour had nothing to do with the peasants' poverty, as a result of the peasants' own wastefulness and increased royal taxes, according to the nobles. The nobles were supported by <mask>'s son and co-ruler Joseph II, who had previously called for the abolition of serfdom.Joseph wrote a letter to his brother complaining that his mother intended to destroy the centuries-old property relations. The landlords were threatened with the loss of more than half


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texts: their income and no consideration was given to them. This would mean financial ruin for many of them. Joseph and the rest of the court were on the conservative side of the court, while a small reform party including <mask>, Blanc, Gebler and G 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 Joseph suggested that peasants negotiate with their landlords to find a middle way between the interests of peasants and nobles. The change of course is called "puzzling" by Joseph's biographer. Blanc was forced to leave the court by Joseph.<mask> was unable to carry out the reform because of the opposition. After <mask>'s death, the system of serfdom was abolished by the Serfdom Patent issued by Joseph II. On August 18, 1765, Emperor Francis died while he and the court were in Innsbruck for the wedding of his second son, Leopold. <mask> was distraught. Joseph was the Holy Roman Emperor. <mask> had her hair cut short, painted her rooms black and was dressed in mourning for the rest of her life. She left court life, public events, and theater.She spent the entire month of August alone in her chamber, which negatively affected her mental health. After Francis's death, she described her state of mind as "like an animal with no true life or reasoning power." Since he gave up his rights over Tuscany to Leopold, Joseph ruled less land than his father did. <mask>, who was used


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texts: to being assisted in the administration of her vast realm, declared Joseph to be her new co-ruler on 17 September 1755. There were frequent ideological disagreements between mother and son. The money from Joseph's father's inheritance was put into the treasury. <mask> had a loss when Haugwitz died.After the death of Leopold Joseph von Daun, she gave her son complete control of the military. <mask> was intellectually inferior to Joseph and Leopold according to Robert A. Kann. Kann asserts that she had qualities appreciated by a monarch: warm heart, practical mind, firm determination and sound perception. She was ready to recognize the mental superiority of some of her advisers and to give way to a superior mind while enjoying support of her ministers even if their ideas differed from her own. Even though their philosophy of government was closer to Joseph's than to <mask>'s, Joseph was never able to establish a relationship with the same advisers. The relationship between <mask> and Joseph was complicated but warm. Joseph was often made cower by <mask>'s personality.She was not hesitant to rebuke him, even though she admired his talents and achievements. She wrote that they never see each other except at dinner. Please burn this letter. I try to stay out of the public eye. She wrote to Joseph's companion, complaining that he avoids her. I am an obstruction and a burden because I am the only person in his way. Adherence alone can fix things.She decided not to abdicate. Joseph was forced not to resign as co-regent and emperor. <mask> believed that her recovery from smallpox was a sign that God wanted her to reign until death and that her threats of


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texts: abdication were rarely taken seriously. Joseph didn't want her to take on the responsibilities of a monarch because he blamed her for his failures. The First Partition of Poland was arranged by Joseph and Prince Kaunitz. She rejected the idea of partition because of her sense of justice. She once argued, "What right have we to rob an innocent nation that it has been our boast to protect and support?"They argued that it was too late to have an abortion. <mask> agreed with the partition when she realized that Frederick II of Prussia and Catherine II of Russia would do it. In the words of Frederick, "the more she cried, the more she took". Russia defeated the Ottoman Empire after partition. Austria entered into negotiations after the Treaty of Kk Kaynarca was signed. The northwestern part ofMoldavia was ceded to Austria by the Ottoman Empire in the 18th century. The Elector of Bavaria died without leaving any children.His territories were coveted by ambitious men, including Joseph, who tried to swap Bavaria for the Austrian Netherlands. The War of Bavarian Succession erupted because Frederick II of Prussia was alarmed by this. Despite Joseph's objections, <mask> made peace proposals to Frederick II despite his opposition. Although Austria was able to gain the Innviertel area, the potato war hurt the financial improvement that the Habsburg had made. The 100,000,000 Gulden that were spent during the war were not comparable to the 500,000 Gulden in annual revenue from 100,000 inhabitants of Innviertel. According to 18th-century writers, <mask> probably never recovered from the attack on her. She had a variety of health issues, including fatigue, cough,


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texts: distress, necrophobia and insomnia.She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 On November 24, 1780, <mask> fell ill. Her doctor thought her condition was serious, but she would recover in no time. The doctor told her that the time had come when she asked for the last rites by 26 November. She died surrounded by her children. Her husband is buried next to her in the Imperial Crypt in Vienna. Frederick the Great said that she had honored her throne and her sex, even though he had fought against her in three wars.The House of Habsburg was replaced by the House of Habsburg-Lorraine after her death. Joseph II, already co-sovereign of the Habsburgs, succeeded her and introduced sweeping reforms in the empire, whereas <mask> only issued about 100 edicts annually. <mask> understood the importance of her public persona and was able to evoke both esteem and affection in her subjects; a notable example was how she projected dignity and simplicity to awe the people in Pressburg before


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texts: she was crowned as Queen of Hungary. Her 40-year reign was considered to be very successful. The empire had become a modern state thanks to her reforms. She centralised and modernised its institutions, and her reign was considered as the beginning of the era of "enlightened absolutism" in Austria, with a brand new approach toward governing: the measures undertaken by rulers became more modern and rational, and thoughts were given to the welfare of the state Many of her policies were not in line with the ideals of the Enlightenment, and she was still very much influenced by Catholicism from the previous era.Vocelka stated that the reforms of <mask> appear more absolutist and centralist than enlightened, even if one must admit that the influence of enlightened ideas is visible to a certain degree. <mask>, one of the most successful Hapsburg monarchs and remarkable leaders of the 18th century, has not captured the attention of contemporary historians or media due to her conservative nature. A number of streets and squares were named after her. There is a monument to <mask>sien-Platz in Vienna. The Maria Theresia Garden Square was built in her memory. Her descendants were named after her. <mask> of Austria and <mask> of Naples and Sicily were Archduchess.<mask> of Naples and Sicily became the Holy Roman Emperor in the 17th century. The SMS Kaiserin und Knigin Maria Theresia was built in 1891. <mask> founded the Military Order of Maria Theresa in 1777. One of Austria's finest schools was founded by her. The Maria Theresa was struck after her reign and became legal tender in the Persian Gulf region and southeast Asia. The Austrian Mint is still issuing it.

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texts: Asteroid 295 Theresia was named after her.The garrison town of Terezin was built in 1780 and named after her. The Marie Therese chandelier is made of crystal glass and is named after her. A portrait of <mask> by van Meyten's school hangs in the centre of the Maria Theresa Room in the Leopoldine Wing of the Hofburg palace. The oath of allegiance ceremonies of the newly elected government of Austria are held in this room with the signing taking place underneath her portrait. The official residence of the president of Hungary is the Maria Theresa Room. There is a portrait of the queen on one side and a portrait of her husband on the other side. The room was made in memory of the reconciliation between the monarch and the government and is used for official state reception.She has appeared as the main figure in a number of films and series, including <mask> and <mask>. Her title after the death of her husband was: <mask>,

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texts: <mask> is an American author of science fiction and fantasy and directs a fiction writing workshop at a Pennsylvania college. He received a degree from the University of Iowa. He has been an instructor at the University of California at San Diego several times, including the first session following its move to the University of California at San Diego in 2007. He is a member of the Interstitial Arts Foundation. " Tain is a marvelous straightforward retelling of an ancient national myth," said Card. He acted in a couple of independent horror movies and did research for non-fiction television. He was an artist.<mask> is a founding partner of The Liars Club, a networking group of professionals in publishing and other aspects of entertainment that includes Jonathan Maberry, Jon McGoran, Kelly Simmons, Dennis Tafoya and Merry Jones. Pennsylvania, USA, is where <mask> lives and works. Tain is a novel. Remscéla was born in 1988. The Pure Cold Light is a movie. Fitcher's Brides was written in 2002. Shadowbridge Shadowbridge was released in 2008.A Shadowbridge Novel was written by Lord Tophet. The Blood of Cu Chulainn is a collection of short fiction. Attack of the Jazz Giants and Other Stories was a collection of short fiction. The stories "In the Sunken Museum" were printed in the magazine. 1, No. Fall 1985. It was translated in Italy."A Day in the Life of Justin Argento Morrel" was printed in Terra Nova Nr. The book was published in Norway. February 1984 edition of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction.

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texts: Swan Sister and other fairy tales were edited by Ellen Datlow. "Tengu Mountain," The Faery Reel, was edited by Ellen Datlow. Darrell Schweitzer edited Weird Trails in 2004. Weird Tales magazine wrote about "So Coldly Sweet, So Deadly Fair". The Liars Club anthology was published in 2011. Darrell Schweitzer edited The Secret History of Vampries. "Lucyna's Gaze" was edited by Mike Allen.Darrell Schweitzer edited "The Bank Job," Full Moon City. The Beastly Bride was edited by Ellen Datlow andTerri Windling. Ellen Datlow edited Supernatural Noir. "No Others Are Genuine" was nominated for the award. Fantasy Review, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Washington Post all published non-fiction book reviews. "Fear the Laughing Dead" An article about the making of, and participation in, S P. Somtow's horror film The Laughing Dead was published in Great Britain in August 1989."The Tale of the Puzzle of the Tales" and "The Fantasy Life of Salons" were both published by Realms of Fantasy. "Curse of the Pharaohs" was broadcast on the Discovery Global Network in 1999. The Discovery Global Network broadcasted "Wolfman: The Science & the Myth" on October 31, 1997 in the US. At various national non-fiction television competition, this episode won awards. <mask> had roles in two microbudget horror films, as "<mask>" in S. P. Somtow's 1989 The Laughing Dead and as "Butcher Deacon #2" in John R. Ellis's Twilight of the Dogs (1995). <mask>'s website has an interview with Michael A. Ventrella and an interview with Jay

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title: Nicholas Kaldor

texts: <mask>, Baron Kaldor, was a Cambridge economist in the post-war period. He developed the "compensation" criteria called Kaldor–Hicks efficiency for welfare comparisons, derived the cobweb model, and argued for certain regularities observable in economic growth, which are called Kaldor's growth laws. The key concept of Circular Cumulative Causation is a multicausal approach where the core variables and their linkages are delineated. Both Myrdal and Kaldor look at circular relationships, where the interdependencies between factors are relatively strong, and where variables link in the determination of major processes. The concept was developed by <mask> and Gunnar Myrdal when they worked together at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. Kaldor focused on demand-supply relationships to the manufacturing sector while Myrdal focused on social provision. Kaldor came up with the term convenience yield related to commodity markets and the theory of storage.He was educated in Berlin, as well as at the London School of Economics, where he graduated with a first-class degree. In 1930, after earning a degree, he became an assistant lecturer and lecturer and reader in economics. Kaldor worked for the National Institute of Economic and Social Research from 1943 to 1945 and then left to become the Director of Research and Planning at the Economic Commission for Europe. He lectured in the Economics Faculty of the University in 1949 after being elected to a fellowship at King's College. He became a professor in 1966. Kaldor was an advisor to the Labour government of the UK and advised several other countries on the creation of value added tax. Kaldor was one of the intellectual authors of the 1964–70 Harold Wilson's government's short-lived Selective Employment Tax (SET) designed to tax employment in service sectors while subsidising employment in

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Nicholas Kaldor
Nicholas Kaldor


title: Nicholas Kaldor

texts: Kaldor assumed that those who set prices have more power than those who set wages. Profits must rise faster than wages. Kaldor believes that the different savings propensities of workers and capitalists will lead to higher savings.The cycle will be damped somewhat by this. Kaldor argued in a depression that prices should fall faster than wages because of Keynes' General Theory. As real wages rose, income would be redistributed to workers. Savings would fall in a recession and so would the cycle. Kaldor's model takes wage and price flexibility into account. The economy may have a tendency to either rise or fall in inflation if wage and price flexibility are not forthcoming. Kaldor has strong assumptions about how wages and prices respond to inflation and depression.The cycle might give way to either rising inflation or stagnation if these assumptions are not held by Kaldor's model. Roy Harrod's growth theory was difficult for many economists to understand. Many of the American Neo-Keynesian economists thought that Harrod's work implied that capitalism would tend toward extremes of zero and infinite growth and that there were no dynamics that could keep it in check. Robert Solow, who created the Solow Growth Model in response to these perceived problems, said that <mask>'s 1940 paper had already shown this to be completely untrue. Solow had taken over from Samuelson and was working with an incorrect and underdeveloped theory of the business cycle. The Cambridge UK economists had already laid out a self-limiting theory of the business cycle that they thought was a reasonable description of the real world by the time Solow was working on his growth theory. The Cambridge economists were hostile in their reaction to Solow's growth model and went on to attack it in the Cambridge Capital Controversy of the 1960s.The Cambridge Post-Keynesian economists found


title: Ong Kim Seng

texts: A full-time artist since 1985, <mask> was born in Singapore. He has participated in group and solo exhibitions in the United States, China, United Kingdom, Japan, Australia, Belgium, Federal Republic of Germany, France, Middle East, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. He is the first and only Singaporean to have won six awards from the American Watercolor Society. He is the only Asian artist in the world. Ong was the only child in a kampung in Tiong Bahru. His father died when he was young. His mother worked as a washerwoman and grass cutter to support the family.After attending a primary school, he attended a secondary school. He had an interest in art since he was young, but his mother wanted him to become a teacher, not an artist. Since 1960, he has been painting with pastels and oil. He joined a painting group at the Singapore River led by an artist, writer and lecturer. After leaving school, he joined an advertising agency and worked as a bill collector. He found his next job as a policeman at the British Naval Base in Sembawang after leaving the agency. The British withdrew their troops from Singapore in 1971.He worked as a welder at Pulau Bukom, a line technician at an electronics firm, National Semiconductor, and an audio-visual/graphic technician at the Colombo Plan Staff College for Technician Education. He had never stopped painting. A group show with artists Wan Soon Kam and Tan Jeuy Lee at the Meyer Gallery was the first time that <mask> presented his watercolors. When the College relocated to Manila in 1986, <mask> decided to become a full-time professional artist despite having to care for an elderly mother and being married with a wife and three children. <mask> is a self-taught artist who never had formal art

masks:
Ong Kim Seng
Ong
Ong
Ong


title: Ong Kim Seng

texts: training. His works focus on architectural form, masonry, foliage and landscape. His style is "naturalist cum impressionistic", which is a combination of post-impressionist colour and the outlook of the American realist masters.He has held numerous solo and group exhibitions in the past three decades, had his works published by local and international publishers, and appeared on local arts television programmes. His work 'Bhaktaphur' was the first Singapore watercolor painting to be auctioned in Hong Kong. His work, 'Bali', was auctioned by Christie's in Singapore in 1994. His works are sold annually in Singapore. The book Heartlands: Home And Nation In The Art Of Ong Kim Seng was published in 2008 and is one of eight books by publishers in America, China and Singapore. An article on his works appeared in the first issue of the magazine in 1998. His artwork can be found in a number of places.His work was sold for HK$725,000 (S$130,540) at a Hong Kong auction, setting a new personal record. The painting titled Nepal sold for the highest price in an international auction. An Asian private collector bought it. His works sell for a maximum of $40,000. The street scene in Bhaktapur is the inspiration for the painting. He had been to the country yearly in the early 2000s. The work sold for double the pre-sale estimate after a contest."Og's larger format works, especially those on canvas, are not often seen in the open market", says Mr Mok <mask>, head of the modern and contemporary South- east Asian art department. The scarcity of the work, of course in addition to the quality of the work, attracted interest and participation, with collectors wanting to seize the opportunity to acquire the work from one of Singapore's key artists," he says. The senior curator at


title: Ong Kim Seng

texts: Artcommune gallery in Singapore says that this record price does not come as a surprise. The Art of Ong Kim Seng was the first solo exhibition by Ong. His first Malaysian solo exhibition showcased about 30 of his works. His most memorable paintings have spanned over 36 years of his career as an artist and traveller. Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, the Prime Minister of the People's Republic of China, and the Secretary-General of the United Nations are some of the notable people he has collected.The second solo exhibition by Ong showcased his works in monotypes, lithographs, paper pulp paintings and watercolours. It took place at the Singapore Tyler Print Institute. The exhibition was called Timeless Jiangnan. In September 2005, it was held at the Singapore Conference Hall. Heartlands: Home And Nation In The Art Of Ong <mask>g was one of the publications. The year 2008. The text and poems were written by Koh Buck Song.There is an exhibition at the Singapore Art Museum. There is a book called "971-08-1618-6). The Paul B. Remmy Memorial Award, the Lucy B. Moore Award, the Barse Miller Memorial Award, the Winsor &Newton Award, and the Ida Wells Memorial Award have all been won by Ong. He was the first Asian outside the US to be awarded membership in the society. <mask>g was made a Dolphin Fellow in 2000 after winning five awards. The President of the Republic of Singapore awarded him the Cultural Medallion for visual arts in 1990. The Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts administers the Cultural Medallion.The Dolphin fellowship was given to him in 2000. The Singapore Totaliser Board presented him with the award in 2000. He received the Singapore Internationale from the Singapore International Foundation in 2001. The 2001 Arts Supporter

masks:
Kim Sen
Kim Sen


title: Victor Garber

texts: <mask> was born in 1949. He has been nominated for multiple awards for his work in film, television, and theatre. He was nominated for three Screen Actors Guild Awards along with the cast of Titanic, Milk, and Argo. The Broadway productions of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Noises Off, and Art earned him a Drama Desk Award along with the cast. He received two awards for his role in Wenceslas Square. He appeared in Sleepless in Seattle, The First Wives Club, Legally Blonde, Self/less, Sicario, Dark Waters, and Happiest Season. He is best known for his roles as Jack Bristow in the drama series Alias, for which he received three consecutive Primetime Emmy Award nominations, as well as winning a Saturn Award and a Satellite Award, and as Martin Stein / Firestorm in the superhero series The Defenders.<mask> is of Russian-Jewish descent and was born in London, Ontario, Canada. His mother was a singer, and his father was an actor. His siblings are a brother, Nathan, and a sister, Alisa. The University of Toronto's Hart House was where <mask> studied at the age of 16. He attended London Central Secondary School. He was accepted to a six-week summer theatre training program at the University of Toronto at the age of 16. He studied acting in New York.In 1967, he formed a folk group called The Sugar Shoppe with Peter Mann, Laurie Hood and Lee Harris. The group broke into the Canadian Top 40 with a version of Bobby Gimby's song "Canada". The Sugar Shoppe songs made the lower reaches of the Canadian Top 100. The band

masks:
Victor Joseph Garber
Garber
Garber


title: Victor Garber

texts: performed on The Ed Sullivan Show and The Tonight Show. He played Jesus in Toronto's 1972 production of Godspell. In 1985 he appeared in a production of Noises Off. He appeared in Broadway productions of Deathtrap, Sweeney Todd and Noises Off, as well as the original Off-Broadway cast of Assassins.Circle in the Square was the location of You Never Can Tell. The year he was nominated for the Tony Award for Damn Yankees, he opened the Tony Awards program. The Tony Award-winning play Art was performed on Broadway by him and Alan Alda. He played the role of Frederic in the Los Angeles Opera production of A Little Night Music. He played Ben in a movie. Follies was staged opposite Donna Murphy. He was in a production of Nol Coward's Present Laughter at Boston's Huntington Theatre.He reprised the role on Broadway in the Roundabout Theatre production. David Hyde Pierce was replaced in the Broadway revival of Hello, Dolly! Opposite of the Shubert Theatre is a movie theater. The press opening for <mask> took place on February 22. The Theatre World John Willis Award was given to <mask>. He played Jesus in Sleepless in Seattle, the part he played originally in the 1972 Canadian stage production. In Titanic, he played a Mid-Ulster accent to play a ship builder.Annie, Legally Blonde, and Tuck Everlasting all appeared in the movie. He played the role of Sinestro in the animated film Green Lantern: First Flight. His scenes in the film were deleted. He starred in The First Wives Club as Bill Atchison, the husband of a character played by Goldie

masks: Garber Garber


title: Victor Garber

texts: Hawn. The Town had an uncredited appearance by <mask> as a bank manager. The film Ice Quake had <mask> in it. He played the Canadian Ambassador to Iran in the movie "Argo", which was about the Iran hostage crisis.He co-stars in Big Game. The film They Shall Not Perish was narrated by him. He has had roles on Canadian and American shows. I Had Three Wives was the first show in which <mask> played a leading role. He had guest roles on E.N.G. The year 1991–93. He was nominated three times for his portrayal of Jack Bristow, the father of the main character on Alias.Justice was on Fox and Eli Stone was on ABC. He played a character in four episodes of ReGenesis. He played Will's father in the third episode of the show. He was a regular on the show for two seasons and half of the third. In the season three episode " Duet", <mask> reprised his role as the husband of a mobster in the dreamworld scenario. He was recurred as the admiral on The Orville. <mask> has largely stayed out of the tabloids, as he prefers to keep his personal life private.In 2012 he referred to himself as gay. He said "I don't really talk about it, but everybody knows." Since 2000, <mask> has been in a relationship with a Canadian artist. The couple were married in Canada on October 10, 2015. He was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of 12. The only guests at the wedding were <mask> and his partner, who were friends with the bride and groom. There are links to 1949 births, 21st-century Canadian male actors, and Canadian expatriate male actors in the United

masks: Garber Garber Garber Garber Garber Garber Garber


title: Georgette Seabrooke

texts: <mask> was an American muralist, artist, illustrator, art therapist, non-profit chief executive and educator. She is best known for her 1936 mural, Recreation in Harlem at Harlem Hospital in New York City, which was restored and put on public display in 2012 after being hidden from view for many years. Seabrooke was the only child of George and Anna Seabrooke and was born in Charleston, South Carolina. In 1920, her family moved to New York City. George died when Georgette was young. Georgette worked with her mother when she was young, but she did well in school and graduated from Washington Irving High School. She studied with James Lesesne Wells at the Harlem Art Workshop.She was admitted to the prestigious Cooper Union School of Art in New York at the age of 17 and received the school's Silver medal for her painting "Church Scene" in 1935. In 1997, Cooper Union invited Seabrooke back to its campus to honor her achievements, six decades after denying her a degree for incomplete work. Seabrooke received a lifetime achievement award from Cooper Union in 2008, and the school now considers her a member of its class of 1937. The Federal Art Project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) selected Seabrooke as one of four "master artists" to paint murals at Harlem Hospital. She was the only female artist chosen. The mural she painted, Recreation in Harlem, is nearly 20 feet long and depicts daily life in Harlem in the 1930s, including women chatting through a window and children performing in a choir. The hospital's management didn't like her depiction of an all black Harlem community as they didn't want to be known as a Negro hospital.Seabrooke obscured their race in some cases and turned their face away from the viewer in others, but added eight white characters to the mural. The last piece of information on the site is not verified and conflicts with other information. Seabrooke received a commission to paint a mural at Queens General


title: Alois Negrelli

masks:
Nikolaus Alois Maria Vinzenz Negrelli
Alois Negrellicht
Alois
Alois
Negrelli
Negrelli


title: Alois Negrelli

texts: erection of several constructions. In 1835, <mask> was called to Zrich, where he worked on the Mnsterbrcke with Ferdinand Stadler, who was responsible for the carpentry. Stone bridges were built over a wooden frame.The first Tonhalle (concert hall) of Zrich was created by him. In 1895 it was replaced by a second building. The first railway line in this country was planned by <mask>. The Swiss Northern Railway was built under his supervision. He was appointed to different governmental commissions at this time. He studied recent advances in railway construction and published his ideas of adapting this technology to mountainous regions in papers, receiving wide attention in the industry. He advocated the creation of the railway in Innsbruck–Kufstein and made preliminary plans for it.In 1840, <mask> returned to Austria. He was inspector general for the Emperor Ferdinand Northern Railway and the Northern State Railway. He was responsible for the construction of the railway lines from Vienna to Prague, to the German border, and to the Polish border in direction of Krakw. The extension to the Russian border was prepared by <mask>. The longest railway bridge in Europe until 1910 was the Negrelli Viaduct, which he led the construction of between 1846 and 1849. <mask> was to travel to the Austrian Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia in 1849 to oversee work on public buildings, railways and telegraph lines. He received a title of nobility in 1850 for his work on the rivers

masks: Negrelli Negrelli Negrelli Negrelli Negrelli


title: Alois Negrelli

texts: Vltava/Moldau and Elbe.The inspector general of the newly founded Imperial Royal Privileged Austrian State Railway Company was Negrelli. One of the biggest railway enterprises of the Austrian Empire was the Staats-Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft. An artificial waterway to connect the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea was one of the ideas <mask> had for channelisation projects in Egypt. He took part in the exploration tour to the isthmus of Suez in 1847 after being invited by Barthélemy Prosper Enfantin. <mask> was sent to Lombardy–Venetia because of the outbreak of revolutions in the 19th century. Ferdinand de Lesseps invited <mask> to participate again in the International Commission for the piercing of the isthmus of Suez. The feasibility of and on the best route for a canal project was advised on by thirteen experts from seven countries.Part of the group travelling to Egypt was formed by <mask>. In the final deliberations of the commission in Paris at the end of June 1856, his main ideas of a canal without locks and a northern entry to the west prevailed. The plans and profiles of the Suez Canal were included in the final report. The first of its kind in modern times, the Suez Canal project caused headlines. Critics were against the report since it was presented in 1856, and one of them was the son of a railway pioneer. They declared active support. The fight between defenders and repudiators was followed by publications throughout Europe, especially in France, Austria

masks: Negrelli Negrelli Negrelli Negrelli


title: Alois Negrelli

texts: and the United Kingdom.Lesseps went to London in June 1858 and <mask> was prevented from going to Egypt again. He used his leave from work to stay in a health resort. <mask> was able to attend a congress on railway development in Trieste before he arrived in Vienna. He was seriously ill by September and wrote one last reply. The Oesterreichische Zeitung published <mask>'s response on September 26, 1858. The death of <mask> <mask> von Moldelbe is thought to have been caused by food poisoning. The establishment of the Suez Canal Company was only weeks away, and just half a year away, when he died.The connection of the two seas by a maritime canal, shortening the route between Europe and the rich countries of the Old World located at the Indian Ocean, was written in 1856 by <mask> in his book Transportation and Communication of Egypt. Selected Works Gutachten ber den Bau in Zrich, beispielsweise, beispielsweise, beispielsweise, beispielsweise, beispielsweise, beispielsweise, be Ein begrndeter und praktisch ist. The Digital Library at the University of Dsseldorf contains information about railways in mountainous

masks: Negrelli Negrelli Negrelli Alois Negrelli Negrelli


title: Alex Tayo Akande

texts: <mask> is a Nigerian born Hong Kong professional footballer who plays for Kitchee in the Hong Kong premier league. In the Hong Kong second division league, Advance Tai Chung and Eastern Akande played for Tai Chung. His performance drew interest from the Eastern side. The Eastern player finished the season with 6 goals. The season 2009-10 saw Tai Chung and Kitchee Akande return. He joined Kitchee in the middle of the season after scoring 3 goals in 12 matches for Tai Chung. The transfer gave <mask> an opportunity to play in the 2010 Lunar New Year Cup as he played for Kitchee against the teams from Korea.In two 45 minutes matches, Akande scored a goal and assisted his teammates in a win and a loss. Despite losing the title, Akande was named the tournament's most valuable player. During his half-season spell, Akande scored 4 more goals. In the 2010-11 season, Tai Chung Akande played a full season for the team. Tai Chung was not saved by his 3 goals in 19 matches. The 4th season in Hong Kong began with the joining of Rangers. After a slow start at Biu Chun Rangers, he was sent to Hong Kong Sapling, a development team formed by the Hong Kong Football Association.He scored 9 goals in 12 matches after joining Hong Kong Sapling. The Hong Kong F.A. is not. The team failed to avoid being demoted. Hong Kong Sapling was dissolved after the season. He played one of his best seasons in his career when he joined another Hong Kong First Division club. He scored 5 goals including a hat-trick against Tuen Mun in the quarter-final for the Senior Shield that contributed to the team's first ever title-triumph in the tournament. He finished the season with 19 goals.His performance earned him a place in the Hong Kong League XI for the Lunar New Year

masks:
Alex Akande
Akande


title: Alex Tayo Akande

texts: Cup where he played against teams from Korea and Thailand. The team's vulnerable defense cost them the place in the top-tier league despite his prolific performance up front. Six teams were fighting to stay in the league on the final day of the season. He opened the score for Tai Po in a huge battle against Yokohama FC Hong Kong. Tai Po's lead was wiped out by a last-second goal which sent them to the bottom of the heap. After Tai Po was demoted, Akande returned to Kitchee. The club played an exhibition match with Manchester United.He scored a brilliant goal against Man United when he turned <mask> inside out and fired home. Akande had his first chance in continental competition when he was one of four foreign players for the match against Al-Faisaly from Jordan. Kitchee lost the 1st leg at home in a 1-2 defeat to the Jordanian side with Akande equalizing the score in the early 2nd half. Kitchee were eliminated from the competition in the 2nd leg. The season ended well for both Kitchee and Akande, as Kitchee won the league title with 16 points more than the runners-up, while Akande added 10 more goals to his tally. The international exhibition match against Paris Saint-Germain was held at Hong Kong Stadium. Akande once again found the back of the net against a European giant in this 2-6 defeat with Zlatan Ibrahimovic scoring a hat-trick.Kitchee appointed a new head coach in the same season. Aiming for higher success in the playoffs. <mask> missed the rest of the season because of an injury he picked up in a training session. He went to the United States for specialized physical therapy after a successful surgery. He was ready to return for the next season after completing his rehabilitation. <mask>bian Fude. He made his debut

masks:
Alex Buttner
Akande
Akandean


title: Alex Tayo Akande

texts: three days later.<mask> was released by the club after only a few appearances. <mask> has rejoined the club. After living in Hong Kong for more than seven years, <mask> became eligible to play for the Hong Kong national team in October 2015, after obtaining his Hong Kong residency. On November 7, 2015, he was called up by the Hong Kong national team for a friendly match. <mask> made his international debut in this match and scored his first goal for Hong Kong. On November 7, 2015, he made his international debut for Hong Kong. He scored on his debut.Hong Kong defeated the home side in a narrow 1-0 win in the second round of the World Cup qualification in November of 2015. In the same competition, he played against China. Hong Kong qualified for the third round of the Asian Cup after finishing second in the group stage. Since making his International debut and the managerial change of Kitchee in mid-season, <mask> has recovered his scoring form by scoring 10 goals in 18 matches including 2 goals in the League Cup final victory which saw Kitchee lifted this trophy for the historical fifth times. <mask> scored four goals in Hong Kong's 4-2 victory over Chinese Taipei in the second round of the EAFF East Asian Cup. The Hong Kong national team played three matches in the second round of the World Cup qualification. Hong Kong qualified for the third round of the Asian Cup after finishing second in the group stage.Hong Kong's goal tally is listed first in the International goals Scores and results. There are people from Lagos who play football in Hong Kong and people of Nigerian descent who play football in Hong Kong. The players are from Dalian Professional F.C. Hong Kong expatriates in China and Hong Kong League XI representative

masks: Akande Akande Akande Akande Akande Akande


title: Hilda of Whitby

texts: Hild was a Christian saint and the founding abbess of the monastery at Whitby, which was chosen as the venue for the Synod of Whitby in 664. She was an important figure in the Christianisation of Anglo-Saxon England and was recognised for her wisdom. The Ecclesiastical History of the English People by Bede was written eight years before her death. He documented the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity. Bede says that <mask> was born into the Deiran royal household. She was the second daughter of Hereric, nephew of King of Deira and his wife, Bregusw. When she was a baby, her father was poisoned at the court of the king of Elmet in what is now West Yorkshire.The son of Bernicia's ruler, thelric, was killed in battle. The Kingdom of Northumbria was created by him. There was a person brought up at the court. The Christian princess thelburh of Kent and the Merovingian princess thelberht of Kent were married in 625. As part of the marriage contract, Aethelburh was allowed to continue her Roman Christian worship and was accompanied to Northumbria with her Roman monk, Paulinus of York. The Gregorian mission is named after the pope who sent him because it was based in Kent. As queen, thelburh continued to practice her Christianity and no doubt influenced her husband's thinking as her mother had influenced her father.The small wooden church hastily constructed for the occasion near the site of the present York Minster was used for the baptising of King Edwin and his entire court on Easter Day, 12 April. Northumbria was overrun by the King of Mercia and he fell in battle. Queen thelburh and her companions were accompanied by Paulinus. Queen thelburh founded a convent and it is assumed that she had a relationship with the Queen-Abbess. Hereswith married the brother of King Anna of


title: Hilda of Whitby

texts: East Anglia, who with all of his daughters became renowned for their Christian virtues. Hereswith became a nun in modern France. Bede continued the story when she was about to join her sister at the abbey.At the age of 33, she answered the call of the Bishop of Lindisfarne and went back to live as a nun. The original convent was located on the north bank of the River Wear. The traditions of Celtic monasticism were brought from Iona by the Bishop. <mask> was appointed as the second Abbess after a year. There is no trace of this abbey, but its cemetery has been found near a church. She was the founding abbess of the abbey until her death. The members of her monastery lived in small houses, each for two or three people, according to archaeological evidence.The tradition in double monasteries was that men and women worshipped together in the church. The size and location of the church associated with this monastery is not known. Bede states that the original ideals of monasticism were maintained. Christian virtues were exercised, especially peace and charity, as property and goods were held in common. Everyone had to read the Bible. Five men from the monastery became bishops. John and Wilfrid were canonized for their service to the Christian church at a critical time in its fight against paganism.Bede describes the woman as a skilled administrator and teacher. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Hilda of Whitby

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 kings and princes sought her advice because of her reputation for wisdom. She was concerned for ordinary folk such as Cdmon. He was inspired in a dream to sing praises of God. He was encouraged to develop his gift. Bede writes that all who knew her called her mother because of her devotion and grace.The prestige of <mask> is reflected in the fact that the first synod of the Church in his kingdom was held at the monastery. The churchmen from far away were invited to attend the meeting. The King's decision to adopt the method of calculating Easter currently used in Rome was accepted by most of the people present. The monks from Lindisfarne withdrew to Iona and Ireland. The last seven years of her life were marked by illness and death, but she continued to work until her death at the age of sixty-six. She set up a monastery at Hackness in her last year. The bells of the monastery of Hackness tolled when she died, according to her legend.A nun named Begu claimed to have seen <mask>'s soul being carried to heaven. Sea birds dip their wings in honor of Saint <mask> according to a local legend. A plague of snakes was said to explain the presence of ammonite fossils on the shore. Local "artisans" carved snakes' heads onto ammonites and sold them as proof of her miracle. The scientific name of the Hildoceras is St. Hilda. There are depictions of ammonites in the shield of the University of Durham's College of St Hild and St Bede. The entrance to the former chapel of St Hild's College,

masks: Whitby Hilda Hilda


title: Hilda of Whitby

texts: Durham, is now part of the College of St Hild and St Bede.The college's coat of arms has a snake in it and is used as a symbol. The calendar of St. Willibrord was written at the beginning of the 8th century. St. Edmund brought her relics to Gloucester, according to one tradition. The feast day of St. <mask> is 17 November in the Roman Catholic Church. The Lesser Festival is on 18 November in some parts of the Anglican Communion and on 17 November in the Anglican Church of Australia. It is kept in the Church of England. The feast day of St. <mask> is celebrated on 23 June in the Roman Catholic Church.Her patronage of Cdmon is one of the reasons she is considered a patron saint of learning and culture. The National Cathedral School for Girls is located in Washington, D.C. St. Hilda's College, Oxford, established in 1893 for female students, remained with that status for more than 100 years, before turning co-educational when the percentage of women studying at Oxford had risen to near 50 percent. The first 100 years of female students at the college were celebrated with the creation of 100 silver ammonites. A pastoral staff and an abbey church are depicted in iconography. There are ammonites at her feet. Eanfld, widow of King Oswiu, and her daughter, lffld, succeeded as abbess of the Legacy Whitby Abbey.The abbey at Whitby was destroyed by the Danes in 867. The abbey became a Benedictine house for men after the Norman conquest. The Dissolution of theMonasteries was done in 1539 by King Henry VIII. The bells of the abbey can be heard ringing under the water, where they sank with the ship taking them to London after the abbey was dismantled. Two churches in Whitby have been dedicated under her patronage. There are two churches dedicated to St. Hilda in Northern England, one in South

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title: Hilda of Whitby

texts: Shields and the other in Cross Green. It opened in September of 1882.There is a statue of St. <mask> in the nave that depicts her as the Mother of the Abbey. There is a stained glass window at the east end of the church. Every Sunday a sung mass is held at the church. Several streets in the area are named after the church. The Order of the Holy Paraclete was founded in 1915 on the western edge of Whitby town. Lindisfarne has been home to the Community of St. Aidan and St. Hilda. A group of Anglo-Catholic deaconesses lived in a house on the grounds of Christ Church in New Haven, Connecticut.The poor and orphans of New Haven, as well as the children of the church school, 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 The name of the Episcopal Service Corps program at Christ Church New Haven has not changed. St. Hilda is the patron of many schools and colleges around the world. The College of St Hild and St Bede, Durham, St Hild's Church of England School, Hartlepool, St Hilda's College, Oxford and St Hilda's Collegiate School are all named after <mask>. The Monastery of Streoneshalh is located in the ruins of the 13th century ruins of Whitby Abbey. There is a stone at the entrance. The University of Toronto has a women's college.<mask> is a patron of Our Lady. The Lady Chapel is where the daily services are held. Canon James Philip Hall founded the boarding school for girls in Brown's Town in 1906-07. The college was founded in 1912.

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title: Hilda of Whitby

texts: There are two schools in Australia. They're both called 'St. There is an independent girls' school in South-East Australia and Mosman Park, Western Australia.There is an independent Episcopal day school on the upper west side of Manhattan. toddlers to grade eight are included in the school. St. <mask> is honoured in both primary and secondary schools in Singapore. The church built a boarding school in India during the British Empire. The Church of England sisters established a school in India in 1895. The first book in the Sister Fidelma mysteries, "Absence for Murder", features a main character named <mask>. Melvyn Bragg's 1996 novel, Credo, has a main character named <mask>.Hild is a novel based on the life of <mask>. The Abbess of Whitby is a novel that combines historical record and fiction to imagine a woman's life before she became a nun. The Choice was performed at the Jermyn Street Theatre. Bede recorded the'miracle' of the poet-cowherd Caedmon and the role she played in the transition from Irish to Roman Catholicism in the English church. The Song of Hild was published by Sacristy Press and was translated into English by Gaye Kynoch. Sister Hilary OHP was cited. Sneaton Castle is home to the Order of the Holy Paraclete.The Ecclesiastical History of the English Church and People is part of the World classics series. Ian Bradley is the author of Celtic Christianity. Anglo-Saxon Christianity: exploring the earliest roots of Christian spirituality in England was written by Paul Cavill. Footprints of the Northern Saints, London: Darton, Longman and Todd was written by Basil. Simpson, Ray, is the author of "Hollie of Whitby: A spirituality for now." Warin, Anne, is the author of "Hollie of Whitby: A spirituality for now." There are 614 births and 680 deaths from the 7th-century

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title: John Haugh

texts: <mask> was an Irish sportsperson. He played for Toomevara and Holycross-Ballycahill. He was a member of the senior inter-county team. <mask> was born in the parish of Toomevara in 1930. <mask> was the British Light-Heavyweight boxing champion in 1913. It was only to be expected that hurley would interest <mask> from an early age. He became one of the great players of his parish and county because he learned the skills and acquired the arts of the game from his masters.<mask> made his debut for the Toomevara senior team at the age of twenty and was with them until 1952. He was transferred from Toomevara to Holycross-Ballycahill after finding employment in Dwan's Mineral Waters. Holycross-Ballycahill defeated Roscrea in the final of the county senior Hurling title on a score of                       . <mask> won a Mid Tipperary junior football championship with Holycross-Ballycahill. <mask> threw in his lot with his native parish after Toomevara regained senior status. <mask> played in his first North Tipperary senior Hurling final in 1957 in a losing effort to Nenagh, and this was to be his first of seven North Tipperary senior Hurling final appearances in a row up to 1963. He won four titles with Toomevara, the first against Kilruane MacDonaghs.Thurles sarsfields beat Toomevara in the county final. In 1960, after defeating Kilruane MacDonaghs to win the North Tipperary senior Hurling final, <mask> won his second county title when Toomevara defeated a Thurles Sarsfields side who were seeking their sixth county title in a row. Ossie Bennett, who prepared teams for the golden era of the 1960s, was the reason why Toomevara were in excellent physical

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texts: condition. <mask> was determined to avenge the times he had lost to the Sarsfields when he was with Holycross. He gave an outstanding performance in the middle and inspired his teammates to a memorable victory over one of the greatest club teams of all time. <mask> was the captain of the Toomevara side that won the North Division title in 1961, and the very first recipient of the new trophy for the championship, the Frank McGrath Cup. Thurles sarsfields won the county title that year.When tragedy struck the <mask> family, there was a great damper on the game. <mask>'s brother, a valued member of the team, was killed in a traffic accident. <mask> was sent off early in the game for what seemed to be a trivial offence. When Toomevara defeated Kilruane MacDonaghs, <mask> won his fourth and final North Tipperary senior hurling final. Toomevara lost narrowly to Lorrha in the 1966 North Tipperary final. <mask> gave an outstanding display for North Tipperary in a Miller Shield game in 1951. The Miller Shield Tournament was held in the spring.<mask> played his first game in a Tipperary jersey in a tournament game against Galway for the Ballinakill College building fund after being brought onto the senior panel. He never looked back. He came on as a substitute in the first round. He lined out in the semi-final against Limerick. He didn't play in the All-Ireland final but was selected to play in the middle with his clubmate. The All Ireland final, which was seen by 70,000 spectators, had both teams wearing green and blue. By the end of the first half, Tipperary had recovered from a 5 point deficit to lead by a goal.The second half was much easier for Tipperary as

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title: John Haugh

texts: they won by 7-7 to 3-9. <mask> had three All-Ireland medals. He didn't win his second All-Ireland medal until 1959 when he was part of the Tipperary team that defeated Galway. The leadership for Tipperary was provided by Toomevara. The All Ireland Final was won by Dublin by one point, 0-16 to 1-12. <mask> was brought on from the subs bench in the second half to try and stop Des Foley, who was unstoppable in the middle of the field. The McCarthy Cup was returned to Toomevara for the first time after he changed the course of the game.This was <mask>'s last game for Tipperary and it gave him the greatest satisfaction. The first National Hurling League title was won by <mask> in 1952. He won against Kilkenny in 1957 and against Wexford in 1955. He was described as having a magnificent game and was going as powerfully at the finish as at the start. He was the Sport Star of the Week in the Irish Independent. He played in the League final of 1956 when Wexford defeated Tipperary, who appeared to have an unassailable lead at half-time, but lost it to a thundering, storm-assisted Wexford rally in the second half. He lost to Cork in the National Hurling League final.<mask> lost three Munster Hurling Finals in 1952, 1953 and 1954. <mask> was a part of the Railway Cup Interprovincial Championship. He first played for his province in 1954. <mask> won the Railway Cup in 1955 when Connacht were defeated in the final by a score of 6–8 to 3–4. <mask> retired after a long and successful career. He was a member of the North Tipperary Centenary Hurling Team. The winner of the 1960 Toomevara Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship was the North Tipperary Senior Club Hurling

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title: Albert Borella

texts: The Victoria Cross is the highest award for bravery in the face of the enemy that can be given to British and Commonwealth forces. <mask> was one of 64 Australians to receive the Victoria Cross for their actions during the First World War, doing so while serving with the 26th Battalion around Villers-Bretonneux in July 1918. After the war, <mask> returned to Australia, initially farming a property in Victoria before rejoining the Army during the Second World War and serving in a number of garrison units in Australia. He worked as a public servant until he retired in 1956. He died at the age of 86. <mask> was born at Borung. His parents were Louis and <mask>.Borella became 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was a part-time soldier in the Victorian Rangers for 18 months. He moved to the Northern Territory in early 1913 to take up a pastoral lease, but his financial situation forced him to leave the land. Borella enlisted in the Australian

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title: Albert Borella

texts: Imperial Force on March 15, 1915. At the outbreak of the First World War, the military authorities were not accepting volunteers from the Northern Territory. Borella volunteered for active service in January 1915 after accepting a job as a cook for a survey party. He walked and swam across flooded rivers with Charlie.He caught the mail coach at the railhead at Pine Creek after borrowing a horse from Powell Creek. He left Darwin on March 8, 1915 with four other men who were part of the first 15 volunteers for active service from the Northern Territory. After serving in the ranks as a private, <mask> was evacuated from the 26th Battalion at Gallipoli on November 19th, 1915. He was wounded in the Battle of Pozires Heights in France on July 29, 1916, and did not rejoin his unit until February 5, 1916. He was promoted to sergeant on April 7, 1917, and to lieutenant on August 28, 1917. He went to officer training in the United Kingdom. <mask> was Mentioned in Despatches on 1 June 1917 and awarded the Victoria Cross on 16 September 1918 for actions in July 1918 during a peaceful penetration operation.His citation for the Victoria Cross, obtained in 1918 in Villers-Bretonneux, France, at the age of 37, reads in part: He received his VC at Sandringham from King George V. All returned to Australia. <mask> was invalided back to Australia at the end of the war and arrived in Melbourne on New Year's Day 1919. <mask> began farming on a soldier settlement block in Victoria in the 1920's. He was the National Party candidate for the seat of Dundas in the Victorian Legislative Assembly, but was defeated. He married Elsie

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title: Albert Borella

texts: Jane Love on August 16, 1928, and they had four sons. <mask> changed his name to "Chalmers-<mask>" in honor of his mother, who died when he was four years old.<mask> obtained the rank of captain after serving in Australia during the Second World War. He served in the 12th Australian Garrison Battalion until July 1941 when he was posted to the Prisoner of War Group, based at Rushworth, Victoria. <mask> worked as an inspector of dangerous cargo in the Commonwealth Department of Supply and Shipping in New South Wales until he retired in 1956. <mask> was buried at the Presbyterian Cemetery in New South Wales. His wife and two children are alive. In 1968, a plaque was unveiled in the Northern Territory. Borella Road was renamed and a plaque was placed on a memorial in 1977.His Victoria Cross is not public. The Borella Ride is a re-enactment of parts of <mask>'s ride from the Tennant Creek area of the Northern Territory to Darwin. There will be a ride in February and March of 2015. The upcoming re-enactment of Borella is the subject of a television advertisement. An armed convoy escorted <mask>'s Victoria Cross to the Parliament House of the Northern Territory. The Parliament House displayed the VC and its medal group for two months. The <mask> family, including the surviving son of <mask>, accompanied the Borella Ride from its departure on 20 February until its arrival in Darwin on 3 March.The documentary <mask> VC - an Incredible Journey was aired on Channel 9 in the Northern Territory and nationally on 9Now. Military Myths Defeated made the film. The Register of the Victoria Cross is a reference for further

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title: Bruno Martins Indi

texts: <mask> is a Dutch professional footballer who plays for AZ Alkmaar. After progressing through the club's youth teams, <mask> began his career with the Dutch club. He spent four seasons at De Kuip before moving to Portugal to play for Porto for a fee of 7 million. In August of 2016 <mask> joined the team on a loan. He signed for Potters permanently for a fee of $7 million. He gained over 30 caps for the Netherlands and was part of their squad which finished third at the World Cup. At the age of three months, <mask> moved to the Netherlands with his family.He joined the Feyenoord Academy at the age of 13 and began playing football at the age of 20. The academy graduate joined the first team squad at the start of the 2010–11 season. He made his professional debut in August of 2010 when he was part of the starting line-up for the home match against Gent. He made his Eredivisie debut in the 1–1 draw against Heracles Almelo three days later. On 12 September 2010, <mask> received a red card for the first time in his club career, in a 2–0 loss against NAC Breda. On 17 April 2011, <mask> scored his first Eredivisie goal for Feyenoord in a 6–1 win over Willem II, he, along with Ryo Miyaichi and Georginio Wijnaldum, made headlines after the match having done a sound job defensively and having capped a promising Under Ronald Koeman, <mask> became a regular starter.In a 2–1 loss against VVV-Venlo, <mask> scored his first league goal of the season. <mask> signed a new contract on February 22, 2012 that will keep him at De Kuip until the summer of 2016 He played 31 times in 2011. He played in 39 and 31 games in the 2012–13 and 2013–14 campaigns. <mask> was transferred to Porto for 7 million. He scored his first goal for Porto in a 2–1 home win over Braga. <mask> played 37 times

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title: Bruno Martins Indi

texts: for Porto as they finished runners-up to Benfica in the league, but they were also eliminated in the quarter-finals of the European competition.At the end of the season, Nuno Esprito Santo told him that he was free to leave the Estdio do Drago. On August 31, 2016 <mask> joined the team on a loan. He made his debut against Spurs. <mask> and Ryan Shawcross formed a defensive partnership which helped the team recover from a poor start to the season. On December 31, 2016 <mask> scored his first goal in English football in a 4–2 defeat at Chelsea. In May of last year, <mask> stated that he wanted to turn his loan move into a permanent transfer in the summer. Mark Hughes admitted that a deal with Porto for <mask> had hit an "impasse" and at the end of the season he returned to Porto.<mask> joined Potters for a fee of £7 million after lengthy negotiations with Porto. Injuries limited <mask> to 19 appearances in the last eighteen months of the year. In the second tier, he played 41 times for the side that finished in 16th position. He scored a rare goal in a victory. Gary Rowett and Nathan Jones played <mask> out of position at left back. At the end of the season, <mask> admitted that he was considering leaving as he looked for a return to the top level. <mask> was linked with a move away from the club in the summer of 2019.After a poor start to the season, Jones replaced him in November and <mask> was moved to left back. He kept his place in the team for the rest of the season, making 35 appearances to help the team avoid the drop and finish in 15th position. <mask> joined AZ Alkmaar on loan for the 2020–21 season. <mask> played 33 times for AZ and helped them finish in 3rd place. <mask> moved to AZ permanently on July 5, 2021. He is eligible to play for the country of

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texts: his parents' nationality. The Dutch team was favored by <mask>.On 25 October 2009, <mask> made his national team debut for the Netherlands under 17 squad in a 2–1 loss to Colombia at the U17 World Cup before being replaced by Ouasim Bouy in the 78th minute. He was a member of the Dutch U17 team. On May 23, 2010, <mask> was called up to the Netherlands under-19 squad and played the full 90 minutes in a 3–0 victory over Germany. He played his first international game against Belgium. <mask> made an impressive debut and helped create both Dutch goals. He scored his first international goals in 4–1 defeats of Hungary and Romania in the Netherlands national team's qualification for the World Cup. <mask> was a member of the Netherlands under-21 team.He was included in the all-star squad for the tournament. <mask> made his World Cup debut in a 5–1 victory over Spain. On 18 June, in his second World Cup game against Australia, <mask> was knocked unconscious and taken to hospital with a suspected concussion. He missed only one match in the group stage because he recovered faster than expected. The Netherlands finished third in the tournament. After giving a penalty to Simone Zaza and denying him a goal scoring opportunity, <mask> was sent off after 10 minutes of a 2–0 friendly defeat away to Italy. The Dutch lost 1–0 at the Amsterdam Arena in Danny Blind's first game in charge after he was sent off for striking Kolbeinn Sigrsson.On March 23, 2012 <mask> became a father after his girlfriend Mecia gave birth to a daughter. <mask> speaks Portuguese with his parents. He is a Muslim. Career statistics Club International Netherlands score listed first, score column indicates score after each <mask> goal There are Dutch expatriates in Portugal and English expatriates in the

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title: Linda Chavez-Thompson


title: Linda Chavez-Thompson

texts: 1995. Chavez-Thompson was elected executive vice-president of the labor federation after John Sweeney ran for the presidency. Chavez-Thompson was recruited by the Sweeney campaign to serve as the secretary-treasurer. Richard Trumka was asked to accept the position by Sweeney a month later. Sweeney asked Chavez-Thompson to be his running mate for the position of executive vice-president. Chavez-Thompson's qualifications for office were unfairly criticized by supporters of Thomas R. Donahue. "Sweeney's proposal to create a new leadership office for council member <mask>-Thompson smacks of tokenism," said Donahue's supporters.The incumbent president of the AFL-CIO resigned in 1995. At the regularly scheduled Executive Council meeting in early August, the secretary-treasurer was elected as the interim replacement. In October 1995 he announced he would run for president of the labor federation. In a gesture aimed at unionized women and clearly intended to deflate the excitement caused by Chavez-Thompson's candidacy, Donahue named Barbara Easterling, secretary-treasurer of the Communications Workers of America, as his choice for AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer. Easterling became the first woman to serve as an officer of the AFL-CIO when she was appointed to the position on August 1, 1995. The office of executive vice-president was supposed to be created at the convention. According to Donahue's supporters, the office was created to ensure


title: Linda Chavez-Thompson

texts: of These Texans Are All On Themselves." The Chicago Tribune. July 21, 1988.Rick, Stouffer. The Union Leader called Congress Workers' Enemy. The Buffalo News. September 21, 1995. "Sweeney, Trumka, Chavez-Thompson won the elections." There is a press release. The AFL-CIO.October 25, 1995. Frank, Swoboda. The AFL-CIO candidate rejected the unity ticket. The Washington Post. June 29, 1995. Frank, Swoboda. The AFL-CIO has new leadership.The Washington Post. October 26, 1995. Frank, Swoboda. Kirkland will leave the union. The Washington Post. June 13, 1995. T. Shawn, Taylor.The unions set a new freedom ride for immigrant workers. The Chicago Tribune. February 27, 2003 "Who's running?" The newspaper of the state of Oregon. October 25, 1995. There are external links to the biography of <mask>-Thompson.The AFL-CIO. There is no date. <mask>-Thompson has a biography. The Democratic National Committee is made up of Democrats. There is no date. <mask> Thompson is a lieutenant in Texas. The website for the governor's campaign.The leaders of American trade unions were interviewed by C-SPAN on May 15,

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title: Cliff Boro

texts: An American is a startup investor. He co-founded and was the CEO of KidZui, a child-oriented Internet browser and search engine. Zui.com was bought by Saban Brands. The Internet Financial Network was founded by him. In March of 2003 AOL Time Warner bought Infogate. He is the managing partner of The Team Group. He is a board member at several firms, including Internet Financial Network and VideoEgg.Born in Massachusetts to Ira Michael and <mask>. Gregory is his brother. The Dwight School is a private international school on Manhattan's Upper West Side. The award was created by school officials afterBoro's success. Each year, the school gives the award to students for their innovative thought in science and technology. The father of <mask> encouraged his son to be inquisitive. The founder of KidZui said in a radio interview that he started the company to give children a modern version of his father's interest in him.While still in high school,<mask> began working at Steinhardt Partners, Soros Fund Management and Berg Partners as a full-time Wall Street trader. He did not graduate from New York University in 1992 and 1993. He lives in San Diego, Calif. and owns property in Port Saint Lucie, Fla. He is a big supporter of the Democrats. He is an avid sailor. He was the CEO and board chairman of the Internet Financial Network. IFN and EntryPoint Technologies merged in 2001 to create Infogate, a real-time Internet proprietary financial news feed.In March of 2003 AOL Time Warner bought Infogate. EDGAR information can be delivered and archive via the Internet. Smith Barney's investment banking and research offices were provided by IFN in 1997. The operations of Infogate began in 2001. The company developed into a real-time headline feed for public company filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In 2002,Infogate moved from an ad revenue model to a subscription-based model, partnering with media companies such as CNN, USA Today and the Tribune Company. The company is based in San Diego, California.CVT provided seed, early and mid-stage/expansion funding, supporting services and advice to emerging companies, such as VideoEgg (later Say Media),

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texts: which later merged with the Foundry, a UK-based company and mSnap, which was acquired by Marketron. <mask> became a member of the executive or advisory boards. Howard Morgan, vice chairman of Idealab and president and founder of the Arca Group, invested in KidZui as part of First Round Capital. KidZui and Zui.com were founded in 2006 by Broadhead and Vignisson. The company sells free and paid versions of its internet browser and search engine for children. Deanne Kells, former editor-in-chief at LeapFrog, is the editor-in-chief of the browser and search. Other child-oriented Internet control programs do not block or filter sites.Approximately 200 parents and teachers consult with the company to prescreen sites to allow their children to access the internet in a safe, controlled manner. The browser gives a portal to 1.5 million pre-screened websites in 8,600 categories and millions of pages with age-appropriate content. webpages, videos and pictures are divided by age category by the download browser and search engine. The patented browser was launched by KidZui. Over the course of several years, the privately held company received a total of $18.4 million in funding. Zui signed distribution partnerships with a number of companies. The customized version was offered to its subscribers.The lead character from the movie How to Train Your Dragon was integrated into the social networking experience of the company. KidZui is offered by Best Buy as part of its software installation service. Magazines and websites focused on the browser. KidZui was created to work on other browsers. Hundreds of thousands of kids and parents have seen the value in KidZui and have become active and engaged users. KidZui's add-on gives us the chance to connect with the active community of Mozilla, giving them access to a safe social browser with just one click. ZuiTube is a website that features ZuiStars such as MattyB in an age-appropriate setting.KidZui has mapped out 8,600 channels of what kids are interested in and the goal is to be both educational and entertaining. Kids can browse, search and share if they are related to each other. KidZui became Zui.com in 2011.


title: Cliff Boro

texts: Zui.com won several awards, including the Nappa Gold Winner, the Children's Technology Review Editor's Choice Award, and the Parents Choice Award. The Team Group, LLC was founded in October of 2012 by Broadhead andBoro. The San Diego-based firm has two divisions, Team Services and Team Ventures. Team Group personnel work closely with their clients to provide expert services.Team Group helps clients raise capital. All partners receive a salary from the services portion of the business. Team Services offers financial and administrative services. The division manages personnel, accounting, finance and cash management tasks for web entrepreneurs that have between $500,000 and $750,000 in seed or Series A funding and bootstrap entrepreneurs who have developed their enterprises into a cash flow position. The principle behind the services group allows young companies access to necessary administrative services without the burden of premature and ongoing payroll expense. Funds for the firm's investment branch are provided by Team Group's services revenues. TeamVentures makes small, early stage investments in emerging companies and provides advisory and support services for start-up founders.Jack Rivkin, a Wall Street investor and former head of Citi Group's Technology Venture Group, is one of several investors backing the firm's venture capital division. AffiliationsBoro is involved in a number of events and forums. The Founder Institute is an entrepreneurial education organization. First Round Capital's Howard Morgan, Dr. Adam Klein, and Stephen Mack are members of the board of the company. The <mask> a 2011 champion of change for his innovative work in meeting technological challenges in the 21st century. In September of 2013, the U.S. Patent Office granted a patent to Boro and Broadhead for their unique methods and systems for facilitating electronic commerce using a child-oriented computer network application. Broadhead and others hold patents on child-oriented computing systems, child-oriented computer network applications, advertising and user feedback methods.Private equity and venture capital investors are 21st-century American business


title: Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński

texts: Count <mask>, also known as <mask>, was a noble Polishman, politician, novelist, poet, historian and researcher into literature. The Ossoliski Institute in Lww was founded by him. Jzef was a doctor at the Jagiellonian University. He was one of the first Polish politicians. He was prefect of the Imperial Austrian Library in Vienna when he took Austrian citizenship. The Ossoliski Library had a "Grfliche Ossolinskische Bibliothekar", who was the library's librarian until 1803. He was born in Wola Mielecka.Micha Ossoliski was the owner of the estates at Mielec and Zgrsk. Anna Szaniawska was his mother. He had a strict upbringing as a young nobleman. Jzef was seen as modest and shy. He attended the Jesuit Collegium Nobilium in Warsaw. He was taught by professors such as Adam Naruszewicz, poet, historian and editor, and Franciszek Bohomolec, author of many ruthless satires about the nobility. Stanisaw August Poniatowski was the last king of Poland.The Ossoliski estates were taken over by the Habsburg Monarchy after the First Partition of Poland in 1772. Jozef gave up administering the family estates and the occasional trips to Warsaw to focus on writing. He was given the title of Count by

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