title: Billy Beane

texts: operations. David Forst became the general manager. When the A's ownership group agreed to purchase the reincarnation of the San Jose Earthquakes of Major League Soccer, Beane began developing a system for objectively analyzing soccer players. The salary cap in MLS is more restrictive than in Major League Baseball, so he will help the Earthquakes develop a method for building a cost-effective team. There is a system yet to be implemented. Arsne was considered a personal idol by Beane. The former Manchester United F.C. has had discussions with Beane.Sir Alex Ferguson is the manager of the Reds. John W. Henry was the owner. He was able to dive into the world of English soccer because of his friendship with two people. Robert Eenhoorn, a former major leaguer, hired Beane as an advisor in March of 2015. On December 19 of last year, Beane became part of a consortium led by Chien Lee to purchase Barnsley Football Club, which plays in the second tier of the English football league system. On January 4, 2007, the software company named <mask> to its board of directors. Evan Goldberg cited Beane's ability to combine facts with instincts as an important factor in the decision to involve him in the company.The video game MLB Front Office Manager features Beane as a consultant. Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game was written by Michael Lewis. The book


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texts: explores Beane's methods as the GM of the A's and how he and Paul De Podesta used sabermetric principles to field a winning team. The way teams and players think about the game of baseball has been influenced by the book and methods of Beane. Brad Pitt played Beane in the film Moneyball. Pitt was nominated for an Oscar for his performance in the film. It was Beane's first marriage.The couple has a child. Tara Beane is married to <mask>. The couple have two children. During the baseball off-seasons of his playing career, Beane attended the University of California, San Diego. Major League Baseball executives Major League Baseball general managers Major League Baseball Executive Vice


title: Dar Williams

texts: <mask> was born in Mount Kisco, New York, on April 19, 1967. <mask> is described as one of America's very best singer-songwriters by The New Yorker. She is a frequent performer at folk festivals and has toured with many artists. <mask> was born in Mount Kisco, New York, and grew up in Chappaqua with two older sisters. The mispronunciation of "Dorothy" by one of <mask>ar. In a 2008 interview, <mask> said that she shortened her name to "<mask>" in school because her parents wanted her to be called "<mask>" after the character in Pride and Prejudice. She has described her parents as liberal and loving people who early on encouraged a career in writing.<mask> wrote her first song two years after she began playing the guitar. She majored in theater and religion at the time, and was interested in drama. <mask> moved to Boston in 1990 to explore a career in theater. She began to write songs, record demo tapes, and take voice lessons while she was a stage manager at the Opera Company of Boston. In 1990 <mask> recorded her first album, I Have No History, which was produced by Jeannie Deva. The majority of <mask>'s second album, All My Heroes Are Dead, was recorded at Wellspring Sound. The song "Mark Rothko Song" was written by <mask>.The Honesty Room included the original recording of this song. <mask> moved to Northampton in 1993. <mask> opened for Joan Baez, who would go on to make her well known by recording some of her songs. Her growing popularity has been supported by community coffeehouses, public radio, and an extensive fan base on the internet. The Honesty Room was recorded by <mask> under her own label. The guest artists were Max Cohen and Gideon Freudmann. Waterbug Records briefly distributed the album.Burning Field was re-released on the Razor and Tie label in 1995 with two bonus tracks, after <mask> secured a licensing-and-distribution deal for the album. One of the top-selling independent folk albums of the year was the record. The 1996 film,

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texts: licensed and distributed by Razor and Tie, received a lot of notice due to the fact that it happened to coincide with her tour with Baez. The album featured guest appearances by the Nields sisters and Freudmann, as well as noted folk artists John Prine and Lucy Kaplansky. The Honesty Room was re-released by Razor & Tie. By the time of her third release, End of The Summer, <mask>'s career had gathered a lot of steam, and the album did well given its genre and independent label status. The group Cry Cry Cry was formed in 1998 to pay homage to some of their favorite folk artists.The band toured from 1998 to 2000 and released an eponymous album of covers. Cry Cry Cry played at the Clearwater Festival in New York for the first time. She has released six more studio albums on the Razor & Tie label. <mask> has lent her talent and support to various causes, founding the Snowden Environmental Trust and taking part in many benefit concerts. She and her band performed at a show for the prisoner-rights group Bread and Roses. <mask> was inspired to write and publish a directory of natural food stores and restaurants called The Tofu Tollbooth in 1994 because he had trouble finding suitable dining on the road. <mask> and Elizabeth Zipern co-authored a second edition in 1998.The book What I Found in a Thousand Towns: A Traveling Musicians Guide to Rebuilding America's Communities focuses on rebuilding smaller cities and larger towns. She married Michael Robinson, an old friend from college, on May 4, 2002, though they are now divorced. Stephen Gray Robinson was born in 2004. They have an adopted daughter who was born in Ethiopia. She lives in New York's Hudson Valley region. Religion, adolescence, gender issues, anti-commercialism, misunderstood relationships, loss, humor, and geography are some of the current themes in <mask>'s songs. <mask>' upbringing in the 70s and 80s was clearly reflected in her early work.She sings "I know there's blood in the pavement and we've

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texts: turned the fields to sand" on All My Heroes Are Dead. Gender typing, roles, and inequalities are addressed in <mask>' songs. On The Honesty Room, "You're Aging Well" discusses adolescent body image, ageism and self-loathing. The song ends with the singer finding a female mentor who points her towards a more mature point of view. Joan and <mask> collaborated on tours after Joan covered the song. According to a 2001 article in The Advocate, <mask>' popularity among lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer people is due to his deep and authentic lyrics. "When I Was a Boy", also on The Honesty Room, uses <mask>' own childhood experiences as a tomboy to muse on gender roles and how they limit boys and girls, who then become limited men and women."The Christians and the Pagans" on Mortal City tackles both religion and sexual orientation at the same time, creating a situation where people would oppose each other on almost every political issue. The family members begin to realize their differences need not be separated from one another. "February" from Mortal City is one of the songs that she likes the best, she said in an interview in 2007. The song kept evolving into what she wanted to say, but she didn't know what was in it. The song kept on breaking its own rules in a way that art is all about. "After All" on The Green World hints at <mask>' relationship with her family. The song deals with her depression at the age of twenty-one and refers to it as a winter machine that you go through repeatedly.Her song "As Cool As I Am" has become part of the May Day celebrations at the college. The song is not an official anthem for the school. <mask> has performed at the college before. "You're Aging Well" is a single from the album "Boston Women's Voice", which features a rare live recording of <mask>. There is a limited edition on cassette. In a live duet with <mask>, Joan Baez recorded this song. Joan's "Ring Them Bells" album has it.The people are referred to as Mare

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title: Tomasz Kucharzewski

texts: <mask> was a martial artist. While fighting in the Shidkan and Kyokushin kaikan styles of karate, Kucharzewski gained fame. He became more involved in kickboxing during his later career despite being successful in karate. Roger Salick, a veteran karate instructor and journalist, described Kucharzewski as "indestructible" after his fourth International Shidkan Championship wins. He held victories over two karate competitors. Born in Czstochowa, <mask> began training in karate at the age of 14. By the time he was 20, he had won three Polish national titles and one European title.He moved to Canada in 1991 and settled in Windsor, Ontario, where he fought in hundreds of fights. At this time, he achieved his greatest success, winning two first-place wins in the US Sabaki Challenge and five gold medals at the International Shidokan Championships. At the 1994 US International Shidokan Championships, Kucharzewski powered through opponent Christopher Harrison and knocked out Alain Grosdesormeaux with a knee strike to reach the finals. The championship was awarded to him without a fight after Dontel Fleming forfeited the match due to concussion-like symptoms. In the following year, <mask> was knocked out by Soneybourne Ali in a single round and then went on to win his fourth shidokan title. <mask> accepted an invitation to K-1 - the era's premier kickboxing organization. He met Jean-Claude Leuyer and Lloyd van Dams at the K-1 USA Grand

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texts: dead in his apartment in March of 2008. An autopsy was performed, but the cause of death was not immediately known.His death could have been caused by arrhythmia, according to doctors. <mask> was known for his calm and friendly demeanor. Albert Mady has been his coach for 16 years. He worked at the Chromeshield steelmaking company. He had no children. The 1996 US International Shidokan Championships were held in Chicago. The 1995 US International Shidokan Championships were held in Chicago.Dontel Fleming won the US International Shidokan Championships in Chicago in 1994. The 1994 US International Shidokan Championships were held in Chicago. The 1993 US Sabaki Challenge Semifinals were held in Denver, United


title: Wil Ledezma

texts: A Venezuela professional baseball pitcher is currently a free agent. He played for the Detroit Tigers, Atlanta Braves, San Diego Padres, Arizona Diamondbacks, Washington Nationals, Toronto Blue Jays and Pittsburgh Pirates. He throws the ball left-handed. As an amateur free agent in 1998, <mask> was signed by the Boston Red Sox. He joined the Augusta Greenjackets in 2000 and played for them for one season. He missed the entire 2001 season because of a stress fracture. He was shut down for the rest of the season in 2002 due to a lower back strain.The Detroit Tigers drafted <mask> in the Rule 5 draft in 2002 and he made his Major League debut on April 2, 2003 against the Minnesota Twins. His first win was against the San Diego Padres. He made his first start on July 8. During his first season, he was in 34 games, 8 starts, and finished with a 5.79 ERA. Between 2004 and 2007, he pitched for the Erie SeaWolves and Toledo Mud Hens. He was selected to the Eastern League mid-season all-star team in 2004, after being named the minor league pitcher of the year. He pitched in 106 games for Detroit and had a 15–18 record.The American League Championship Series game 4 was won by <mask>. On June 20, 2007, the Atlanta Braves traded <mask> to the Atlanta Braves for Macay McBride. He was placed on the restricted list. During the All-Star break, he accidentally damaged his visa and passport in the washing machine. He was activated from the restricted list by the Braves. The Braves designated <mask> for assignment. He was 0–2 in 12 appearances for Atlanta.On July 31, 2007, <mask> was traded to the San Diego Padres. In 9 games with the Padres, he had an average of 6.28 and 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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texts: loss to the Rays. Brian Tallet was called up. He was elected for free agency after the season. He signed a minor league contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers in November of 2011. The Dodgers assigned him to Albuquerque to start the season. In 38 games, he had a 3–3 record and 6.98 ERA.On July 24, 2012 he was released. <mask> signed with the Lotte Marines of the NPB. He made his NPB debut on August 24, 2012 He re-signed with the Marines on December 1, 2012 In 26 games, <mask> had a 3.23 earned run rate. <mask> became a free agent. The Detroit Tigers signed <mask> to a minor league deal.<mask> was released by the organization. <mask> signed with the Leones de Yucatn of the Mexican League. He was a free agent after recording a 1.91 ERA in 27 appearances. The Minnesota Twins organization invited <mask> to spring training after he signed a minor league contract with them. On April 2, 2015, he was released. He signed with the Mexican Baseball League on May 18, 2015. <mask> had a 3-4 record in 21 games for Puebla.On December 2, 2015, <mask> was traded. He was released by the team. On April 1, <mask> was re-signed by Puebla, but he was released on May 26. <mask> signed with the Rojos del guila de Veracruz on May 27, 2016 and made 30 appearances. He was a free agent after the 2016 season. On June 20, 2017, <mask> resigned from the club. <mask> had a 3.27 earned run with 27 strikeouts in 21 games.He became a free agent again after the season. <mask> signed with the Piratas de Campeche on March 31, 2019. On May 2, he was released. On June 27, 2021, <mask> signed with the Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos. <mask> was let go by Dos Laredos on July 13 after recording a 9.00 in 3 appearances. There is a list of Major League Baseball players from

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title: Ady Jean-Gardy

texts: <mask>-Gardy was born in Haiti. He was the Chief of Staff of the Haitian Ministry of Foreign Affairs when he became Minister of Communication in Haiti. He designed reforms for public communication without propaganda, respecting human rights organizations, and positioned Haiti as a powerful member of the African Union. He worked to end civil wars in Africa and promoted Haiti as an international leader for peace. The founder of the Haitian Press Federation is <mask>. The Haitian University of Journalism and Social Communication was founded by him. The Haitian media world was modernized by him.He was involved in many training missions in West Africa and worked to establish the African Press Federation. The conference devoted the wishes of the founder through the support of the State Department. <mask> Jean-Gardy attended Alexander Pétion High School after attending an elementary school led by the Dutch priest Arthur Bonhenn. He began his journalistic career at the age of 12 years of age as a caricaturist on the Creole newspaper Bon Nouvel directed by the Belgian priest Jorris Ceuppens. He wrote a novel at the age of 14 that was worth the price of national Creole media. He was the Cultural Affairs Director of the Haitian magazine Petit Samedi Soir and editor of a libertarian review when he wrote Poems of my Seventeen Years. After graduating from high school, he received a scholarship from the President of Senegal to study Communications and Journalism.He was named manager of Haiti TV at the age of 20 after returning to Haiti. He studied Communication of Mass Media at the Institute of Washington and Social Communication at the University of Chicago. He obtained a bachelor's degree in economics from the Institute of the Economic Science and Politics in Haiti after studying architecture at the Civil Engineering Institute of Richard Leconte. He won a scholarship to study at the University of Pittsburgh Economy, Finance and Administrative Management after being classified among the first class honors. He followed courses at the Center of Sociology and Psychology in Canada and the French Institute of Modern History Paris when he returned to Haiti. He taught modern media

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texts: studies at the International Training Centre in Cologne, Germany. He has a PhD in communication, Masters in Economics and Political Science, a master's degree in administration and management, and a bachelor's degree in modern history.He obtained the Caribbean's prize for a documentary film Christmas in vodoo colors after participating in the International Movie Prize, the Berlin's Futura Price and the Federal Republic of Germany. Career Jean-Gardy, who signs his name as <mask>rdy on all professional documents, was a civil servant of the UNDP, an operations manager of the United Nations Programs, and an associate Programs of the Environment with the Ministry of Agriculture. He was invited by the American State Department to represent Haiti at the Assembly on the Democracy in Poland in 1999. He is one of the most consulted Haitians about Caribbean affairs. At the beginning of 2000 he fought the Haitian Government on the international scene after several assassinations of Haitian journalists, such as Jean Dominique, Director of Haiti Radio-Inter, and Brignol Lindor of the town of Petit-Goave. Jean-Gardy went to Amsterdam in 2003 to meet members of the International Court of The Hague about the issue of Haitian children being sold for adoption. He had a series of discussions with Dutch government officials, demanding better control on international adoptions to avoid a new black slave trade from Haiti.Adoption records between Haiti, the Dominican Republic, the United States and Europe were inspected. In 2004, Jean-Gardy led several missions to convince the Governor of Florida to create a Plan of Assistance to Haiti in the priority fields of public health, education and gifts of equipment for rubbish collection and fire control. Haiti World TV (HWT) is a new television network in Florida that broadcasts information about Haiti and Haitian History for the education of Haitian communities. He has worked for the International Center of Journalists in Washington, D.C. since 2004, as well as for the Africa Section of the American State Department and the Office Haiti-Freedoms France. Representative of Haiti to the International Conference of the Inter American Press


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texts: Association on modern global Strategies of Communication wanted to see the Haitian State Media become a community media with scrutiny by Parliament and the press organizations in the country. He produced a number of reports and recommendations for professional development in the media when he was president of the International Media Foundation. In 1985 the Military Academy of Haiti asked the Dean of the University Center for the training of Journalists to teach them how to communicate.The National council of Government of Haiti (CNG) appointed him director of the Daily newspaper of State Haiti released in 1986, but he resigned six months later because he didn't want to guarantee massacres of the civil population. The presence of the Association of the Haitian Journalists in the new Haitian Constitution of 1987 was imposed by Jean Gardy. He was the Director General of the Investigation Group Press when he was called by the president to head the National radio of Haiti. Jean-Gardy was named by Aristide Ambassador of Haiti in Japan in 1991. He wanted to integrate the system of the United Nations where he was hired by the Representative resident of Germany. Experiments allowed Jean-Gardy to be the Representative in Haiti of the International Union of the French Press for freedom of expression. He was the permanent correspondent of Voice of America in Haiti.The Federal Republic of Germany, France, the United States, and Latin America have all decorated <mask> Jean-Gardy. He received an Award in Florida for inspiring American authorities to introduce Haitian History in schools. The Mayor of Miami Dade County, a former Chief of Police, published an official degree recognizing January as the month of Haiti's Independence. <mask> Jean Gardy is a renowned Haitian journalist and author of multiple poetry books. He was a member of the Historical Academy of Haiti and was invited to many world events to receive awards for his works. <mask> Jean Gardy Haiti is on the verge of becoming a member of African Union Public Radio International. The article was published on 25 September.There is a Minister of Communication. <mask> Jean Gardy was appointed as a Special Ambassador for

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title: David Morales

texts: <mask> is an American DJ and record producer. He is also a DJ and a producer. Over 500 releases have been produced by <mask> for artists such as Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Spice Girls, Seal, Pet Shop Boys, U2, Whitney Houston, Selena, and Jamiroquai. In 1996 he was a producer on the album "Daydream" for the song "Fantasy", which was nominated for a gramophone. He won the 1998Grammy Award for "Remixer of the Year" after being nominated again the next year. One of the first so-called superstars was <mask>. He has performed at many clubs around the world, including at Ibiza venues.DJ mix compilations were released by <mask>. <mask> was a regular at New York's fabled clubs such as the Loft and the Paradise Garage in the 1980's and 90's. He started his own night club in Brooklyn in 1981 at the Ozone Layer, following in the footsteps of Paradise Garage and The Loft. He played at the Paradise Garage in 1983 after his residency at the Ozone Layer ended in 1986. He DJ'd at Club Zanzibar in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s, which was home to the Jersey Sound brand of deep house or garage house. At the same time that other artists became popular for their remixing, <mask> began

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texts: Zone Project Volumes 1 and 2 are on the Def Mix Music label. "There Must Be Love" was a single by <mask> and Robinson. He collaborated with Luciano on a song titled "Esperanza". A single "Freedom" was released by the afrohouse label MoBlack, which was started by <mask>. Stereo nightclub is located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He played many 16 hour "La Vie en Stereo" sets as a DJ for 9 years.<mask> was a model for Italian clothing designer Iceberg and was a judge on "Top DJ", a national television show broadcast on Italia 1. He is of Puerto Rican ancestry and was born in New York City. He was arrested in Japan in October of last year after he was found with a small amount of MDMA in his possession. He was released without being charged. The maximum penalty for possession of MDMA in Japan is seven years in prison and a JP3 million fine. Discography albums from 1993 to 2004 include The Program and 2 Worlds Collide. "Make It Hot", with DJ Pierre, was released in 2004."Useless", "We Got A Love", "I've Been Watching You", "Isn't It Time", "I Will Love Again", "What Did I Do to You"? Pet Shop Boys - "I don't know what you want but I can't give it any more" Seal - "Newborn Friend" Selena - "I'm Getting Used to You" Shabba Ranks - "Mr. Loverman" Tina Turner -

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title: Elena Korosteleva

texts: <mask> is an academic researcher who focuses on democratisation and politics of Europe. She is an expert on the politics of Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova, as well as academic expert on the European External Action Service (EEAS), European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) and Eastern Partnership (EaP). She is a fellow of the European Institute for International Law and International Relations. She received her PhD from the University of Bath and was a research fellow at the British Academy. The Jean Monnet Chair is in the School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent. She is the Director of the Global Europe Centre, a member of the International Advisory Board for GLOBSEC, and a professor at the College of Europe. Jean Monnet Chair and Director of the Centre for European Studies was previously held by <mask>.The Cambridge Journal of Eurasian Studies has an Editorial Board. The analysis of the European Union's (EU) European External Action Service (EEAS), European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP), European Neighbourhood and Partnership Initiative (ENPI) and Eastern Partnership (EaP) is one of the research interests of <mask>. She is an expert in politics, third wave democratisation and charismatic political leadership. She publishes in many journals and books. She acted as an expert for the Parliament of the United Kingdom. The Research Councils UK Global Challenges Research Fund funded the COMPASS project which aims to open up communication with academics in former Soviet states by setting up hubs. This is a research initiative to empower the target countries in research, impact governance and public policy outreach, according to her and her research partner.There will be a sea change

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texts: are neither of which, in the words of Professor <mask>. The Slovak Atlantic Commission commissioned Korosteleva to conduct a nationwide representative survey inMoldova to measure public knowledge, perception and preferences in relation to the EU and its policies. According to the key findings, public support of the EU and its policies has slightly eroded, which is reflected in the respondents' perceptions, levels of interest, attitudes and behavioural preferences. The EU is not a default option yet.The loss of trust in EU-Moldova relations is caused by the fear of uncertainty and negative anticipations of change in the public perception of the EU. The idea of a quick fix for stability, prosperity and security may be offered by the model of theECU. Comparative trends show a positive and substantive shift in public attitudes towards the EU; reflected in higher levels of awareness, more knowledge about EU structures and policies, more interest in EU affairs, and more perceivable commonalities with the EU. Historical legacies of the past and cultural traditions remain firmly embedded in public behavior. Awareness about the (Eurasian) Customs Union is high. The majority of respondents think the ECU is more relevant in addressing immediate economic and energy security concerns. The European External Action Service's evidence was cited in the report on the European External Action Service.The committee made a note of 52. Professor <mask> studied three of the Eastern Partnership countries. She thought that a number of management problems needed to be addressed to achieve coherence and continuity in competences at the lower levels of the EEAS, especially in delegations. She advocated for a clearer

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texts: definition of roles and responsibilities in relation to Member States and efforts to engage with host countries. Structural reform was needed to replace loyalties and competences with collective service to the common good. The conceptual and methodological limitations of the Eastern Partnership initiative, especially concerning the notion of partnership, is the primary research focus of European Neighbourhood Policy Research and Eastern Partnership Initiative Research. The international relations approach adopted by Russia is examined through a major ESRC research project.She notes that the top-down EU-centric governance approach is not compatible with the idea of partnership, which is based on exchange and co-operation on issues of mutual interest. Two-level tensions have been revealed by <mask>'s research of the existing EU practices in Eastern Europe. The EU has limited uniform awareness of what it is trying to promote in its eastern neighbourhood under the guise of'shared values', 'collective norms' and 'joint ownership'. There is a discrepancy in the EU's own rhetoric, which is juxtaposing its 'universalist' values of democracy, human rights and the rule of law, with its'realist' security'needs' to protect its borders and safeguard its own citizens. The EU seems to favour a 'top-down' governance approach (based on rule/norm transfer and conditionality) in its relations with outsiders, which is clearly at odds with a voluntary idea of 'partnership'. In the absence of a workable notion of partnership, external governance circumscribes the EU's actions to the EU-centred vision of governance, without necessarily connecting it to the 'visions' and'needs' of the partner states. Without substantive


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texts: country is provided by <mask>. It looks at historical, political, economic and social changes, and at international relations, especially relations with Russia and the European Union, considering all these factors both in their domestic and international contexts.Stephen White and John Lowenhardt continue the analysis of Belarusian politics in Post Communist Belarus. The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 left one of the least studied European states. Few Western specialists paid much attention to its affairs during the Soviet era. There is an important and sensitive border region between Russia and the western part of the continent. A stellar group of contributors examine the issues and the search for identity that Belarus has confronted in the period leading up to and following independence. The country is run in an authoritarian fashion by President Alexander Lukashenko and many observers would use the term "dictatorship" to describe his rule. The strong support of the people for the president is emphasized by the authorities.The country may not be able to hold out against the pressures of democratisation and economic reform permanently. Political scientists can compare the country's situation to established models. There are many challenges that are conceptual and psychological as much as they are political, economic, and social. The Higher Education Academy has a Teaching Award for excellence in teaching international studies. Enhancing teaching and learning in higher education using threshold knowledge has been published in Pedagogic research. The Higher Education Academy Subject Centre for Sociology, Anthropology and Politics funded the research. The European Union and its Eastern


title: Ben Rich

texts: <mask> was an American engineer and the second Director of the Skunk Works from 1975 to 1991, succeeding Kelly Johnson. <mask> was responsible for leading the development of the first stealth aircraft, the F-117. He worked on the F-104, U-2, A-12, and F-22. <mask> was born in the Philippines. Annie was the daughter of a Jewish customer of <mask>'s who lived in Alexandria, Egypt. One of the first Jewish families to settle in Manila was the <mask> family. <mask> became a naturalized US citizen after fleeing the Philippines just weeks before the Empire of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor.He studied at Alexander Hamilton High School and worked in a machine shop in Los Angeles during World War II. He majored in mechanical engineering at UC Berkeley after the war and went on to get a master's degree in aeronautical engineering at UCLA. He completed the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School. <mask> was hired by Lockheed as a thermodynamicist after graduation. He was awarded a patent for designing a nichrome heating system which prevented Navy patrol plane crew members' penises from freezing to their urine elimination pipes. The F-104 Starfighter, the C-130 transport aircraft, and the F-90 fighter were all designed by him. The secret research and development section of the Skunk Works was run by Clarence "Kelly" Johnson.He led the effort to design and build a large-scale hydrogen liquefaction plant for project Suntan, a proposed hydrogen-powered supersonic aircraft to replace the U-2. After Suntan was canceled, <mask> became the program manager for the U-2's successors. The shock cone engine inlet, air conditioning and heat management systems were designed by <mask>. He was involved in the specification of the aircraft's black skin coating which was designed to maximize aerodynamic heating as well as incorporating materials to reduce radar signature. Features that were later referred to as low observables or stealth technology were incorporated into the aircraft. <mask> considered taking a flight in the SR-71 to experience the phenomenon himself, which included having to go

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texts: through the same flight physical as a pilot, because he was upset that engineers were not putting enough effort into solving a constant problem with violent engine unstarts in flight. He didn't go through with the flight.Automatic controllers were installed to maintain aircraft control during unstarts. He worked on a program that used ionizing radiation to help absorb radar. The test pilot disliked the heavy radiation shielding that he had to wear. The project was canceled when the military decided the radar signature was too low. The concept was proven to work. As Johnson's successor, <mask> championed and directed the early experimental prototypes of stealth technology and led the development of the F-117 stealth fighter. He is the author of a memoir.He was a member of the National Academy of Engineering and won many awards. He was a member of the National Aviation Hall of Fame. He received the Department of Defense medal for distinguished public service in 1981 for his work on the stealth airplane. He was allowed to show the medal to his children, but they were not allowed to know why he received it. <mask> was married to a fashion model who died in 1980. In 1982, <mask> married a woman. His son, Michael, is the president and CEO of RAND Corporation, as well as his daughter, Karen.On January 5, 1995, <mask> died of cancer. The F-104 Starfighter was selected. A single-engine supersonic aircraft. The XF-90. Fighter or bomber escort aircraft. "Dragon Lady" is a U-2 song. A plane.The CIA and the US Air Force used high altitude jet aircraft during the cold war. "Blackbird". An advanced, long-range aircraft. The Blackbird was designed to improve aircrew survivability. Mission success and survivability were dependent on aircraft speed. The spikes and engine inlet systems were designed by <mask> and made the Blackbirds the fastest jet aircraft in the world. There is a plane named F-117.The first production stealth aircraft. The prototype of the F-22 Raptor is called YF-22. Further reading is Janos, Leo. The biography of <mask> can be found on the National Aviation Hall of Fame

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title: Altiyan Childs

texts: His stage name is <mask> and he is an Australian singer-songwriter. He signed with Sony Music Australia after winning The X Factor Australia in 2010. His debut single "Somewhere in the World" reached the top-ten in Australia and New Zealand and his self-titled debut album peaked at number three on the ARIA Albums Chart. The release of six singles preceded the release of his second studio album, Born Before the Sun. He played the title role in a Jesus Christ Superstar production. <mask> was born in Australia but grew up in Australia. His mother is Serbian and his father is Croatian.The children were named after their father's murdered sister, who was only two months old. After graduating from high school at the age of 13, Childs formed a band called Over the Edge and less than two years later, he formed a band called Masonia with Daniel Rivers, Mo Bloomfield and Nathan Mery. In 2004, the band's debut single "Simple" reached number 41 on the ARIA Singles Chart. Childs decided to retire from music after Masonia dissolved. The X Factor Australia Childs tried out for the second season of The X Factor Australia in 2010. He fell into the Over 25's category and was selected for the finals of a series of ten live shows in which contestants are eliminated by public vote. Keating was criticized by the Australian public for sending Childs through, as he

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texts: forgot his lyrics multiple times during the process.<mask> was praised by the judges for his performances of Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer", U2's "Beautiful Day", and Kings of Leon's "Sex on Fire". Childs went to a cave on the northern beaches in order to get back into the swing of things after the performance show. He said during a radio interview that he had to connect with part of his sadness because of his secret power. Childs never made it to the bottom two in the competition, but he did make it to the final show with Sally and Andrew. The grand final results show was held on 22 November 2010 and during the early stages of the show, it was revealed that Lawson had received the lowest number of public votes. After the public votes had been counted, it was announced that <mask> was the winner. Childs was given a recording contract by Sony Music Australia.<mask>' debut single "Somewhere in the World" was made available for download following his win on The X Factor in November 2010. The song was number eight on the ARIA Singles Chart, and number five on the New Zealand Singles Chart. His self-titled debut album was released in Australia and New Zealand in December 2010, featuring re- recorded covers of the songs he performed on The X Factor. The album peaked at number three on the ARIA Albums Chart and was certified Platinum by the Australian

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title: Maxine Albro

texts: An American painter, muralist, lithographer, mosaic artist, and sculptor, <mask> was born on January 20, 1893. One of the few women commissioned under the New Deal's Federal Art Project was one of America's leading female artists. The daughter of a grain buyer and piano salesman was born in 1893 to Frank and <mask>. She had two brothers, Francis and Harold. She was a child in Estherville, Iowa. She was raised in Los Angeles. Her father's family came from England and settled in Rhode Island before moving west, and her mother's ancestors were of Irish-English descent.She studied at the California School of Fine Arts in San Francisco from 1923 to 1925. She joined the Art Students League of New York a year later. She lived in Burlingame in the early 1920s. She went to Mexico in 1927 to study under one of Diego Rivera's assistants and eventually met him. One of the few women who were part of the Federal Art Project was Albro. Due to the high rate of joblessness during the Great Depression, these art programs were required to employ female artists, making this period the first time in history in which women were hired without discrimination in the United States. murals at Coit Tower and a mosaic at San Francisco State University were executed by Albro under the federal program.None of the artists working on the mural had ever used mosaic as a medium before, and the WPA had to hire an Italian mosaic Setter who had to teach the artists how to create and lay mosaic pieces. In 1931, <mask> had a major exhibition in New York City, in accord with the modern Mexican art renaissance that had been fostered in the city's galleries. Her first showing consisted of 30 paintings and 30 drawings, which the Art Digest called a critical as well as a popular triumph. The Ebell Women's Club in Los Angeles had a nude painting by <mask> that offended members and was destroyed in 1935. Several prominent art critics, including the young Arthur Miller, defended her. "I think they are beautiful decorations which deserve to live and which will be missed," Miller wrote. Her mosaic of animals over the entrance to Anderson Hall at the University of California Extension in San Francisco was destroyed by the San Francisco News

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texts: of May 25, 1935.<mask> and Hall were married on March 28, 1938. They moved to Carmel, California, and would return to Mexico many times throughout their lives. <mask> was an assistant to Rivera and studied frescoes with O'Higgins. She had several large art commissions after returning to the United States. The American Artists' Congress, California Society of Mural Artists, California Art Club, and the Carmel Art Association are some of the organizations <mask> was a member of. She died in Los Angeles at the age of 73. The Tehuantepec region in Oaxaca is often depicted in <mask>'s artistic style, which is clean, bright and clear with strong rounded forms.The mural titled California at San Francisco's Coit Tower depicts the bounty of California's agricultural industry. In 1934, the Literary Digest wrote about Albro's California, comparing it to the other murals painted inside Coit Tower: Two years earlier, following a successful Albro exhibition in San Francisco, art critic Junius Cravens wrote in the Argonaut: Outside of artwork commissioned for public buildings Influences <mask> was most known for her frescoes and her treatment of Mexican and Spanish subjects. The influence of Mexican art is visible in her work. In an interview two years before her death, <mask> said she was influenced by Diego Rivera. She said watching Diego paint was beneficial to her. The National Gallery of Art, National Museum of the American Indian, San Francisco's Coit Tower, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, and the Allied Arts Guild are some of the places where Impact Albro's works can be found.One of the first women to achieve such a prominent position was <mask>, who became a leader in the California muralist movement. Her work was highlighted by many paintings and lithographs, which are becoming rare and valuable collection pieces. She painted landscapes and street scenes that were inspired by her world travels. In 1931, the renowned photographer Imogen Cunningham took a portrait of a shrouded <mask>, adding her to a collection of notable painters that she photographed. The United States Public Works of Art Project Federal Art Project List of Federal Art Project artists include people from Palo Alto County,

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title: Elizabeth Jolley

texts: <mask> AO was an English-born Australian writer who lived in Western Australia in the late 1950s and forged an illustrious literary career there. She published fifteen novels, including an autobiographical trilogy, four short story collections, and three non-fiction books after she was 53, and achieved significant critical acclaim. She was a pioneer of creative writing teaching in Australia, with many well-known writers such as Tim Winton among her students. The nature of loneliness and entrapment is explored in her novels. <mask> was born in England to an English father and Austrian mother who was the daughter of a high ranking Railways official. She grew up in the Black Country. She was educated privately until age 11 when she was sent to a boarding school.She began her nursing training at 17 in London. She became pregnant after having an affair with <mask>. <mask> was pregnant with <mask>'s child. <mask>, the child of Leonard and Joyce, was born five weeks before <mask> moved in with the Jolleys. After they had married, <mask> and Leonard moved to Australia. They had three children and Leonard was appointed chief librarian at the University of Western Australia. Leonard told his family in England that he had moved to Australia with Joyce and Susan.<mask> wrote letters from Joyce and Susan to Leonard's British relatives. Susan was told by Leonard's former wife that Leonard had died. <mask> and Leonard lived in Perth. The small town of Wooroloo was bought in 1970 and is approximately 60 kilometres inland from Perth. <mask>

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title: Elizabeth Jolley

texts: published in 1976, but some of her stories were accepted in the 1960s. When Woman in a Lampshade and Palomino were first published, they did not receive positive reviews or high circulation. She was discouraged by earlier failures and was only published again in 1983 with Miss Peabody's Inheritance and Mr Scobie's Riddle. The latter won The Age Book of the Year in Australia and the United States.Milk and Honey was the winner of the New South Wales premier's literary awards. The Well won the Miles Franklin Award in 1986. Riemer writes that The Sugar Mother was a typical way of fulfilling a commission to write a novel. "My Father's Moon" is one of the autobiographical fiction trilogy she wrote. According to an article in The Age newspaper, written after her death, she was a master of black comedy and went on to write a wholly different form of autobiographical fiction. It deals with the subject of paedophilia and shows an admirable refusal to be diverted from what she must have seen as the demands of her art and vocation. The Diary of a Weekend Farmer was published in 1993 and was written before her novels were published.In 1992 there was a collection of pieces called Central Mischief. Several of her poetic works were published in journals and anthologies during the 1980s and 1990s, and she wrote numerous radio plays for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. In 1998 <mask> was made a Professor of Creative Writing. The <mask>y Research Collection is a virtual research centre for scholars interested in studying her and her

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title: Nepo Laulala

texts: <mask> is a New Zealand rugby union footballer who plays as a tighthead prop for Counties Manukau, the Blues in Super Rugby and the All Blacks, having made his international debut in 2015. He was a member of New Zealand's Rugby World Cup squad in 2019. Laulala hasn't scored a point for New Zealand in his international career. <mask> was born in Samoa and attended Mount Albert Grammar School in New Zealand. He joined the Canterbury Academy after showing great form for the Wesley College 1st XV. The current All Black, Karl Tu'inukuafe, was one of the future professional sportsmen that Laulala played with. Two of <mask>'s brothers had careers in professional rugby.He was an All Black that last played international rugby in SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA for SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA There are 57 sets of brothers that become All Blacks. Laulala made his ITM cup debut in a Ranfurly Shield defence against North Otago. He was named to the Crusaders squad for the Super Rugby season. Laulala made

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texts: his Super Rugby debut for the Crusaders. The new team for Laulala would be the Chiefs. Laulala was part of the wider training squad for the All Blacks.Owen Franks replaced Laulala on the bench in the 57th minute of the first test match of the year, as the All Blacks went on to win by 25–16. He played 3 tests off the bench for the All Blacks in 2015, but missed out on selection for the Rugby World Cup. At the start of the 2016 season, Laulala had a serious knee injury, so he did not play for the Chiefs or the All Blacks for the rest of the season. Laulala played in the game against the British and Irish Lions on June 20, 2017, which the Chiefs lost 34–6. <mask> was not selected for the All Blacks again until after the Rugby Championship. He was a last-minute selection for the second Bledisloe Cup test against Australia, after 95-test veteran Owen Franks tore his injury the day before the match. After winning several scrums for the All Blacks, <mask>'s 61-minute performance was widely acclaimed.Laulala became a regular starter for New Zealand in Franks' absence, and started in every remaining test of the year after Franks' injury, making a total of nine test appearances for the All Blacks. Laulala broke his arm in a 27–21 win against the Blues in round three of the Super Rugby season. Laulala was supposed to be out of rugby for 8 weeks, but has not recovered from his injury. Laulala didn't make the field for the All Blacks in the mid-year tests due to injury like his

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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 The final test was at Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy.The All Blacks had a 66–3 win over Italy. After a good game, Laulala was replaced by Ta'avao, who had contributed a 54-minute performance towards the win against Italy. Laulala started many matches for the Chiefs in the Super Rugby season, but was benched for their quarter-final loss to the Buenos Aires-based. After a poor performance from Owen Franks in New Zealand's record 26–47 defeat at the hands of Australia in Perth, Laulala reclaimed a place in the starting lineup for New Zealand's second Bledisloe Cup test against Australia for 2019. <mask> was named to the All Blacks squad for the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. With Owen Franks missing out on the squad, the selection of <mask> and Ta'avao received widespread news coverage. <mask> and Ta'avao should be in the World Cup squad according to Franks.As a substitute against Canada, Laulala played in all of New Zealand's tests at the Rugby World Cup. The All Blacks beat Wales in the Bronze Final after losing to England in the semi-finals. Laulala would leave the Chiefs to join the Blues prior to the Super Rugby season in 2021. Player Statistics 1991 births New Zealand rugby union players Canterbury rugby union players Crusaders (rugby union) players Rugby union props Samoan emigrants to

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title: Alejandro Escovedo

texts: <mask>, born January 10, 1951, is an American rock musician, writer, and singer who has been recording and touring since the late 1970s. The guitar is his primary instrument. He is associated with the music scene in Austin, Texas, as well as San Francisco and New York, and has played in various rock genres. He is from a musical family. The son of a Mexican immigrant to Texas and a Texas native, <mask> is from a family that includes several professional musicians, including his brothers and percussionists. One of <mask>'s brothers fronted the hard rock band the Dragons and another was in the punk band the Zeros. In San Francisco, California, <mask> began performing in the punk rock group the Nuns.The Nuns recorded an album but had little success. In 1978 he joined the Judy nylon band. He lived in the hotel. In the 1980s, he moved to Austin, Texas, where he formed a band with his brother, Jon Dee Graham, and the bassist Denny DeGo. The first two solo albums by Escovedo, Gravity and Thirteen Years, were released in 1992 and 1994. Whiskeytown and Ryan Adams recorded an album together in 1997. He sings on "Excuse Me While I Break My Own Heart Tonight", "Dancing with the Women at the Bar", and "Not Home Anymore".Whiskeytown covered a True Believers song written by <mask> as a tribute to him. No Depression magazine named him the Artist of the Decade. His hard-rocking tastes were represented in a side project. The Pawn Shop Years, Buick MacKane's 1997 album, was a return to his musical roots. In 1999, <mask> contributed to a tribute album for Skip Spence, who

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texts: was critically ill with cancer. The purpose of the album was to raise funds for Skip's medical bills. The album is referred to as Oar.His version of "Diana" is on More Oar. The best contributions come from artists who realize that Spence's work is more about atmosphere than words. <mask> has a song called 'Diana'. More Oar was produced by a Warner Bros. Records executive. After living with the disease for many years, <mask> collapsed onstage in Arizona in 2003 as a result of the disease. Benefit shows were held around the country to help him recover from his long road to recovery. The Alejandro Escovedo Medical and Living Expense Fund will benefit from the proceeds of the album.John Cale, Lucinda Williams, Ian Hunter, Steve Earle, the Jayhawks, Bob Neuwirth, Son Volt, and Pete's brother <mask> were contributors. The song "Castanets" was included on the iPod of President George W. Bush in 2005. <mask> said he wouldn't play the song again if Bush was still in office or if it was on his iPod. After two "Castanets"-free years, as Bush was nearing the end of his term, <mask> lifted the moratorium and began performing the song again. Boxing Mirror was released on May 2, 2006 and included many of the songs he had promoted. There was a date at Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall in December of 2006 with the Quintet. Jon Landau and Barbara Carr were hired by Escovedo.Real Animal was produced by Tony Visconti. All of the songs were written by Chuck Prophet. In 2009, <mask> was invited to contribute to a tribute album. "Too Little Too Late" was one of the songs he

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texts: contributed to Keep Your Soul: A tribute to Doug Sahm. Street Songs of Love was produced by Visconti but was released on a new label, featuring songs that were originally presented during "Sessions on South Congress" at the Continental Club in Austin, Texas with his band, The Sensitive Boys. After writing about nothing in particular, the record ended up being an album about different types of love, the pursuit of a feeling that is forever elusive, mysterious, and addictive. "In another, less fragmented pop era, this would be the album of thoughtful but radio-ready love songs to finally get Mr. Escovedo the big national audience he deserves.""Pareles, Jon" was written by Jon on July 4, 2010. The New York Times. Little Steven Van Zandt's Underground Garage, a nationally syndicated radio show, played the song "Silver Cloud" from <mask>'s album throughout the following year. The soundtrack of the movie Veronica Mars featured an acoustic version of "We Used to Be Friends". He co-hosted the tribute to Lou Reed with Richard Barone. The album Burn Something Beautiful was recorded in April of 2016 in Portland, Oregon. Corin Tucker and Kelly Hogan of The Minus Five did not tour in support of the album, but some of the members of The Minus Five did, including Scott McCaughey and Peter Buck.The songs on Burn Something Beautiful were written by the authors. The End/ Losing Your Touch, With These Hands, More Miles Than Money, Bourbonitis Blues, A Man Under the Influence, and Room of Songs were recorded live. "Ballad of the Sun & the Moon" was recorded by WYEP Live


title: Fazal Malik Akif

texts: In the 1970s, he gained popularity for introducing a modern and eclectic twist to traditional Pashto folk compositions. He is considered to be the first "pathan pop star" for collaborating indigenous instruments such as the rubab, harmonium and tabla with contemporary instruments. He sings in many other languages besides Pashto, but his native language is Pashto. <mask> was labelled a "game-changer" of the Pashto music scene because of the way he performed on stage. He built a large female following due to the romantic nature of his lyrics. Pashtun music traditions were broken by his engagement with audiences. <mask> has been credited with changing the face of Pashto folk music.K.L. is one of his musical influences. Saigal, Pankaj Mullick, Jagmohan, C.H. They are Atma and Mukesh. One of the most distinct artists to have risen from the Pashto music industry is <mask>. <mask> was born in 1947 in Pakistan. He added the pen name "<mask>" when he found the word in Islamic literature. Someone who cannot be moved is what <mask> derives from.His parents were a prominent lawyer and a housewife. <mask> is the third of seven siblings and describes himself as a "misfit". He had a close relationship with his father, who was a descendant of the Kamboh tribe. <mask>'s father was a lawyer and represented elite clientele across India and Pakistan. <mask>'s father was arrested and jailed many times for picketing against alcohol distribution in the country. The father of <mask> was a senior member of Muhammad Ali Jinnah's Muslim League party. <mask> was influenced by his father's intellectual reputation and completed a law degree to fulfill his father's wishes.He got into altercations

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title: Fazal Malik Akif

texts: with his university professors over the ethics of man-made law because he never possessed a passion for the subject. <mask> handed the certificate to his father after completing his degree. Akif put his plans on hold after his father told him to. Akif struggled with his conscience when taking on cases he did not believe in and often lost out on fees by referring clients to colleagues or competitors. During his time studying and practicing law, <mask>'s love for performing arts never left him, and he eventually dropped the profession to pursue a career in music full-time. <mask>'s parents died in 1985 and 2008. <mask> had a love marriage to one of his fans.Sirat wrote to <mask> after watching Pashto perform. <mask> visited Sirat's workplace to surprise her while he was in Pakistan. They married and have two children, a son and a daughter. <mask>'s first stage performance was at high school. <mask> was known to be an angry and shy young man who kept himself to himself and only agreed to perform on the insistence of his head-teacher who had identified <mask>'s talent for performing arts. <mask> agreed to sing if he stayed behind the stage curtains and didn't have to face the audience. He nervously performed with his eyes closed and finished his performance to a standing applause.<mask> was encouraged to continue performing by the positive response from the audience. In 1964, <mask> made his singing debut on a programme called "University Magazine". <mask> gained popularity for his confident delivery of several stage performances in college and was selected alongside other talented students for the radio show. He traveled from Kohat to attend the competition. <mask> had

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texts: prepared a drama skit as his auditioning piece. <mask> was encouraged to sing a classical Urdu song. With no preparation, Akif chose to perform a complicated ghazal.<mask> was selected for both the drama and singing segments of the competition when he began to sing. <mask> was offered opportunities to sing on live radio as soon as he was introduced to music producers. He received offers from producers from across the province after his first live Pashto performance. Due to time constraints, <mask> learned Pashto and songs from listening to them many times. During the 1960's and 70's, <mask> performed on the radio station and gained popularity for his own compositions. He received a lot of praise for his rendition of the sentimental song, "Zargay Mey Laywanai De", in which Akif slurred, hiccupped and sang like a drunk. <mask> was invited to perform on television at the end of 1969 after television producers caught on to his growing fan base.In September 1969 <mask> performed on a talent show in Pakistan for the first time on television. The show invited contestants from East Pakistan, now Bangladesh, and Pakistan to showcase their musical, singing, dancing and drama abilities in front of a panel of judges. <mask> had prepared a drama sketch as his auditioning piece. The General manager of the television channel encouraged <mask> to also sing. <mask> was encouraged to sing in Pashto by a television producer and panel judge after his drama auditioning. The Pashto song "Turah Chay Tairaigy" was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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title: Fazal Malik Akif

texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Akif won the admiration of a renowned Pathan poet.The two men spent a lot of time together discussing their poetry and lyrics. "Aaghosh-e-Kohistan", which means "from the lap of the mountains", was one of the television shows that <mask> went on to perform on. The star attraction on Pakistan Television and other regional channels was <mask>, who represented North-West Frontier Province. <mask>'s songs were granted increased radio airtime after his fan base spilled across the border into Afghanistan. <mask> traveled to Afghanistan to record songs for Radio Afghanistan in order to cater to his growing fan base. <mask> met and produced songs with Qamar Gula's husband, a harmonium player, and a noted tabla player, who was also Nashenas's personal musician at the time. Three senior figures of the music industry were invited to sing with <mask> on the show "Mehfil" in 1974.<mask> was against performing duets because he perceived them to be disrespectful to his artistic individuality. He refused to sing with Tahira Syed and instead sang a solo of Qateel Shifai's song. The producers rearranged the track to make it seem like <mask> was talking to Tahira Syed. <mask> was known for his fiery temperament and he argued with the producers for not complying with his wishes and for misrepresenting his

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title: Fazal Malik Akif

texts: version of the song. <mask> was known for his angry disposition and principled nature. <mask> stopped mid- performance during a live television show in 1978. Akif was unable to hear the music due to faulty technical equipment.<mask> threw his microphone to the ground and kicked a prop stool into the air when they told him to continue. At a patriotic concert in 1988, <mask> refused to sing in a group with Shaukat Ali. He was banned from the music scene for three months for leaving the venue from the back exit during the performance. <mask>'s comeback track "Zam Da Husn Jazeero Ta" became one of his most successful releases as it became a turning point in his career. Throughout his career, <mask> was banned from television for giving interviews to publications with complaints about the music industry's lack of creativity and willingness to experiment. Although he was primarily a Pashto singer, <mask> gained popularity in non-Pashto speaking regions of Pakistan. <mask> was invited to produce an album in Karachi by Sohail Rana of Shalimar Recording Company.One of <mask>'s most notable performances was at the Ali Bhai Auditorium where the host of the show lost control of the crowd and had to have the lights switched off so <mask> could escape the building unscathed. The opportunity to record an album never materialised as <mask> performed in various venues in Karachi. <mask> refused to commit to an album despite Sohail Rana's attempts to convince him to do so. India was starting to notice <mask>'s distinctive singing style. According to an article published in the Frontier Post, "Frontier's Voice with a touch of Saigal", <mask> was a favourite of Bollywood film actor Raj


title: Fazal Malik Akif

texts: Kapoor. <mask> was invited to Bombay as a vocalist for his future films after he was so impressed by <mask>'s voice that he likened it to that of a close friend. At a blood donation charity event organised by the Fatimid Foundation at Pearl Continental Hotel in Peshawar, Pakistan, guest of honour and film actor Dilip Kumar approached Akif after his performance.Kumar heaped praise on <mask> for his deep voice and energetic delivery. He praised <mask> for his representation of their people in the music industry. <mask> and Ghulam Ali were asked to perform at the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad in 1985. The annual Doctor's Association event in Peshawar was attended by the Pakistani film actor Mohammad Ali. He has performed on shows with other people. <mask> toured the Middle East in the late 1980s with actresses and dancers, as well as actors Badar Munir and Asif Khan, to showcase his music to a wider audience. The wooden stage floor had to be cleaned after the female back-up dancers gave a performance.<mask> was asked to attend private functions to meet the growing demand from his female fans. <mask> performed with Asad Ali Khan and Khyal Mohammad at an event organised by the International Women's Association. Many of the female audience stood on their seats in an attempt to get <mask>'s attention when he took to the stage. Several of <mask>'s female fans asked for his autograph on high value rupee notes with the promise of never spending them, after he left the venue. <mask> was invited to judge local talent shows and made appearances at school competition to inspire young children. <mask>'s signature voice and black beard are being mimicked by aspiring stars in Pakistan.

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title: Fazal Malik Akif

texts: Voice <mask> is known for his voice.<mask> was often mistaken for an older and heavier man during his early years on the radio. His female fan base grew after his performances on television, with many women sending letters to local newspapers, radio stations and television channels requesting Akif's personal contact details and hand in marriage. Anne Hunt of World Circuit Records came across <mask> at a show in Peshawar in 1990. Anne Hunt and Mary Farquharson were looking for musicians who were popular in their area but not well known in the western public. Hunt was seeking artists that encompassed musical excellence in their respective genres, and saw <mask> a global star relevant for the western music market. <mask> and his band, Walidad on tabla, Aman Shah on dholak, Musafir on harmonium, and Amir Hamza on rubab, will travel to the United Kingdom as part of the "Jashan-e-Bahar" festival. In March 1991, <mask> and his band performed in a number of cities in the United Kingdom.He went on to perform on Channel 4 after being interviewed on radio and TV. Hangama and Farishta performed at the Afghan Festival. He performed at a concert in London in support of the Guyana Care centre. <mask> was invited to be a guest at the launch of Safeer magazine. The event was hosted by the magazine's chief editor and took place at Sanam restaurant in Manchester. A review of <mask>'s future performance was published in the magazine. As part of the North West Asian Talents promotion event, <mask> performed in Rochdale on his 47th birthday.One of <mask>'s final live performances is believed to be this one. Retirement <mask> decided to stay in the United Kingdom and make more music for his


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texts: next album. His family circumstances forced him to stop working in the music business. <mask> hosted various radio programmes on Asian Sound and Kismat radio stations. He disappeared from the music industry at the peak of his career despite repeated requests to return to Pakistan. <mask> returned to Pakistan in 2003 after a thirteen-year hiatus. <mask> spoke on his musical career and performed a number of his hit songs in a one-off comeback programme.An audience of old musical associates and friends, which included producers, directors, composers, performers and lyricists, attended the show. The programme ended with a 56-year-old <mask> performing his famous song "Zam Da Husn Jazeero Ta" in a split screen format showing him singing the same song years earlier at Nishtar Hall. <mask> focuses on writing and painting. His two children established a production company to promote a collection of his released and unreleased songs and an anthology of <mask>'s poetry. Coke Studio uploaded a contemporary rendition of <mask>'s song "Dilruba Na Raazi" on their YouTube channel. The song is a huge hit and has gotten millions of views. In 1986 <mask> was nominated in the category of "Outstanding Performance" at the Pakistan Television Awards.He won the "best singer" award at a ceremony in Nishtar Hall. He lost out to Abida Parveen in the category of "best singer" at the National Music Awards. In 1987, <mask> came second to Zarsanga at the "Lok Mela" in Islamabad. Akif started legal action against "Lok Mela" for vote rigging. Adam said that <mask> was the best performer in terms of stage performance, public popularity and singing. <mask> was invited to sit on the UNESCO Advisory


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texts: Board as a cultural ambassador, but he declined out of principle. For three consecutive years from 1988 to 1991, the Ministry of Culture of North-West Frontier Province recommended <mask> for the "Pride of Performance" award.Discography <mask> sang hundreds of songs throughout his career and released some of his tracks on vinyl. The album was released in cassette format due to high demand from <mask>'s fans. The album was well received for its upbeat pop flavour and use of western instruments. <mask> was unhappy with the sound quality and balance of his voice on the album. He put all of his efforts into producing his next album, which was released in 1990 and became a commercial success. Dil Na Raazi, Lag May Da Husn, Ze Yo Patang, Laila Da Bungro Shrang Day are on the side A. An announcement about <mask>'s upcoming performance on 5 June at the Khyber Intercontinental is one of the known press and articles that <mask> has been featured in or contributed to.His submissions included "Inqilaab aur Jihad", "Aaj ka Musalmaan" and "Aay Mairay watan". <mask> was mentioned in a number of publications in Pakistan and Afghanistan. "Khumaar bhari aankhein" is one of the known articles. Pakistan's 20th-century male singers and Pashtun people are living in the United

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title: Jorge Cadete

texts: <mask> is a Portuguese former professional footballer who played as a forward. He was groomed inSporting's prolific youth system, and later was noted while at Celtic as he led the goal scoring charts in 1996. Over the course of 12 seasons, <mask> amassed 233 matches and 73 goals. He was a member of the nation at Euro 1996. Cadete began his footballing career at the age of 15 and scored 43 goals in 18 games. His exploits caught the attention of two Primeira Liga giants. The latter won the race to sign the promising youngster.Cadete broke into the senior team in 1987–88, starting in four of his six appearances and subsequently being sent on loan to another league club. The Setbal-based side finished in the fifth place. In the 1992–93 campaign, he was the national championship's top-scorer with 18 goals. <mask> was sent back to Italy's Brescia Calcio in November 1994 after he had left Sporting. He played in the first leg of the Supertaa Cndido de Oliveira against FC Porto in August 1995 after returning to the Estdio José Alvalade. Cadete was out of favor at Sporting after the dismissal of Bobby Robson and the arrival of Carlos Queiroz. He played 203 games for the club and scored 81 goals.Celtic fans were introduced to Cadete before the league match against Partick Thistle. Despite being signed prior to the transfer deadline, the Scottish Football Association delayed processing his registration in time for the Scottish Cup semi-finals because of lengthy negotiations between

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title: Jorge Cadete

texts: Celtic and Sporting. His debut came at home against Aberdeen as he came off the bench to score his team's fifth goal in a 5–0 win, thus becoming an instant hit; the loud roar generated by the fans celebrating his goal blew out BBC Radio 5's microphones, who had been covering the Cadete's only full season in Scotland was the best of his career, with the player finishing the year as the country's top scorer with 38 goals in 47 appearances, without the aid of penalty kicks. Despite this, his team lost the league championship to Rangers, and he played his last match before kissing the turf. One of the "Three Amigos" was <mask>, who was involved in contractual disputes with the club. His requests for a transfer were granted after he fled back to Portugal citing mental health issues and a failure to adjust to life in Scotland without his family.After failing to show for pre-season training, <mask> was transferred to a club in Spain for a fee of over 3 million dollars. He scored on his debut for the Galicians in a 3–3 draw away to Atlético Madrid. After a year in the United Kingdom, he returned to the UK and joined newly promoted Bradford City on loan until the end of the season, where he made his debut in a 1–1 draw with Villa. The Lisbon-based C.F. lent Cadete for 2000–01. Estrela da Amadora. He remained in Estrela after his contract with Benfica was terminated because he was not paid his wages, even though he was close to returning to the country. After his release from Benfica,

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title: Sharon Ann Hunt

texts: <mask> is a professor and director of the post heart transplant programme at Palo Alto, California and is well known for her work in the care of patients after heart transplantation. <mask> has witnessed the history of heart transplant surgery from the very first one in the US by Norman Shumway in 1968, through the international moratorium on heart transplants and the recent decades of combined heart-lung transplants and mechanical assist devices. She received a lifetime achievement award from the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation. Her other activities include contributions to Uptodate and Hurst's Cardiology, as well as more than 200 publications. <mask> graduated from the University of Dayton with a degree in early life and education. She wanted to study medicine after spending her summer breaks in a research laboratory at the Cleveland Clinic. In the year before the landmark heart transplant procedure by Norman Shumway, she began her medical career as one of seven female students in her class.As a medical student, she became involved in research observing the effects of several drugs on heart muscle cells in tissue culture, a project that introduced her to many of the cardiac trainees at that time. <mask> received a medical degree in 1972, completed a residency in internal medicine in 1974, and finished a cardiology fellowship in 1977. In 1977 she achieved internal medicine certification from the American Board of Internal Medicine. She has witnessed the history of heart transplant surgery in the US from its early years, as she was mentored by heart translant pioneer Norman Shumway and pathologist Margaret Billingham and also worked with cardiothoracic surgeon Philip Caves and Edward Stinson. The first heart transplant in the US was very exciting when she was a second-year medical student. She remembers the poor survival rates and the huge public interest that led members of the press to climb the outside of the hospital to get pictures inside. The one-year survival

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texts: rates for heart transplant surgery were around 60% as <mask> was finishing her training in the late 1970s.Post-operative care of heart transplant patients with long-term immunosuppression was a new and evolving field with as yet unknown problems. Under Norman Shumway, surgical techniques, including endomyocardial biopsy use for early transplant rejection, were improved. <mask>'s research focused on the care of people who had survived the initial stages of heart transplant surgery. She looked at ways to reduce drug side effects. When patients started living longer, the surgeons felt they needed real doctors to take care of them because they would come in for follow up with all sorts of medical problems. One of the most significant contributions to detecting rejection has been the continued monitoring of acute rejection after heart transplants, which began in 1973. <mask> is known by a number of her colleagues as the "mother of transplant", having been involved in major transplant guidelines including the "2009 Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Heart Failure in Adults".In her paper on mechanical circulatory support in 2007, she stated that the grade of transplant ineligible at one moment in time is not a permanent decision. Many people live for over thirty years after <mask> described one-year survival rates of 90%. <mask> was involved in the case of the world's first successful implant of an LVAD as a bridge to transplantation in 1984. The device used was a dual pusher-plate blood pump. The REMATCH trial resulted in the approval of the HeartMate XVE device. The commentary on the REMATCH trial was written by <mask>. There is a rose.The purpose of the trial was to see if a LVAD could be used in people with end-stage heart failure who were not suitable for heart transplantation. More than 130 people with at least three months of congestive heart failure, despite maximum tolerated treatment with drugs and who were ineligible for heart transplantation, were recruited and assigned to

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title: Sharon Ann Hunt

texts: either fitting with an LVAD or treatment with medicines only. The LVAD group had a significantly improved survival rate to those that received medication only and where deaths were due to mostly left ventricular function. Quality of life scores were dependent on the questionnaires used. Although using LVADs as an artificial heart in order to buy time and bridge the gap until a heart transplant was initially for short-term means, some people have kept them for long periods of time and some have been able to wean off the device to recovery. <mask> made it clear at the American Heart Association 2002 annual meeting that the REMATCH trial was the basis for all future trials of mechanical heart replacement. She is a cardiology specialist.She was board certified in advanced heart failure and transplant cardiology. She practices heart transplants. <mask> served as president of the International Society for Heart & Lung Transplantation from 1995 to 1996. William Baumgartner succeeded her. She is a member of the American College of Cardiology. She works with two other authors. She was awarded the ISHLT Lifetime achievement award, the fifth recipient of that award, on 19 April 2012 at the ISHLT 32nd Annual Meeting and Scientific Session in Czech Republic.She received the award a year later. More than 200 peer-reviewed articles have been published by her. <mask> was included in the Highly Cited database by the Institute for Scientific Information. The American College of Cardiology and American Heart Association have revised patient care guidelines for heart failure. <mask> was married to a psychologist. He died in 2004. One of her daughters is a police officer.She spends a lot of her time with horses, growing orchids and traveling. The opportunity to travel all over the world as an honoured guest is one of the privileges of what I have done over the years. The Books Associate editor in Hurst's the Heart was published in 2011. There are papers. There are guidelines for living people and missing

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title: Sir Valentine Browne

texts: He was auditor, treasurer and victualler of Berwick-upon-Tweed. He acquired large estates in Ireland during the Plantation of Munster. He lived at Ross Castle. He was a Member of Parliament in England and Ireland. In the late 1510s or early 1520s, the eldest son of Sir <mask>, knight, died in 1568. His father's family had been established in Totteridge, Hertfordshire, and in Hoxton, Middlesex, before moving to London. Nothing is known about his mother.<mask> was auditor at Berwick Castle. He was Auditor-General of Ireland from 1553 to 1560. In 1559, Queen Elizabeth I of England appointed him as the Surveyor General of Ireland. Alice or Elizabeth was the daughter of Robert Alexander of London. The English lands were taken over by the High Sheriff of Lincolnshire, <mask>. He married Elizabeth Monson, sister of Sir Thomas Monson, 1st Baronet, and had a son who was an MP. On April 23, 1603, King James I knighted a man named <mask>, but it's not clear if it was his son or grandson.The second marriage was to Thomasine, daughter of Robert and the Lord Keeper. Nicholas, the knight of Molahiffe, received most of the Irish lands as appanage Thomas, who received the village of Hospital, County Limerick, as appanage. He paid the troops and bought food for them. He was involved in financial aspects of the diplomacy and negotiations during the Scottish Reformation and the Marian civil war in which the English supported the King's party led by the Regent Moray who ruled Scotland for the young James

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title: Sir Valentine Browne

texts: VI of Scotland against the Queen's party. The loans for the King's party were discussed by Robert Melville. Regent Moray arranged credit with <mask> for John Wood. The claim of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots to the English throne was one of the reasons why the earls of Westmoreland and Northumberland rose against Queen Elizabeth.The cathedral in Durham was occupied by the rebels on November 14, 1569. After being appointed Lord President of the North by Elizabeth in 1568, Lord Thomas Radclyffe assembled an army in York and then marched against the rebels on 13 December. <mask> wrote a letter to Henry Carey, 1st Baron Hunsdon, while approaching Durham on December 16, 1569, in which he said he was loyal to Elizabeth. The rebels fled into Scotland after avoiding an engagement with Sussex's superior forces. Lesser landlords who were involved in the rebellion were pardoned after paying a fine collected by Thomas Gargrave, High Sheriff of Yorkshire. <mask> was knighted by Sussex in 1570 as Sir <mask> of Totteridge. Sir <mask> was elected to the English Parliament in 1571.He was elected to the English Parliament in 1572. According to the records of Cambridge University, a <mask> attended Trinity College during the easter term of 1570. It seems too late for the studies of the subject of this article, since the source suggests that he was the person elected MP for Thetford in 1572. The "Lang Siege" of Edinburgh Castle took place during the Marian civil war. The jewels of Mary, Queen of Scots that

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title: Sir Valentine Browne

texts: Sir William Drury brought from Scotland were taken from him by Gilbert Edward. b. At the clasp.The costume of the runaway page was described, with yellow doublet, peach coloured hose, blue stockings, and a grey hat. The management of finance at Berwick was critiqued several times. In August 1583, Sir <mask> wrote to Francis Walsingham, complaining about the state of several castles in the north. Sir <mask> was involved in the Plantation of Munster. When Gerald FitzGerald, 14th Earl of Desmond, the rebel earl, was killed, the Irish province of Munster was devastated. The lands of the earl were forfeited and the government was going to grant them to English undertakers. The government commissioned a survey of these lands in the summer of 1584.Henry Wallop was appointed to manage this task. One of the people was Arthur Robyns. The work was so difficult that it had to be extended over three years. He wrote from Askeaton that he 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

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title: Sir Valentine Browne

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He wrote that the towns and villages were ruined, and that not a single person was left alive after the famine caused by crop destructions. The lands werereplenished with wood, rivers, and fishings. The lands were divided into 35 seignories.In the Irish parliament of 1585/1586, Sir <mask> was elected as an mp for Sligo County. He was elected to the English Parliament in 1586 and submitted a petition for the execution of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots. Sir <mask> applied for one of the seignories after returning to Ireland. He was given the seignory in Kerry, but it was eventually given to Charles Herbert and he was given the neighboring seignory. Donald McCarthy, the 1st Earl of Clancare, who had sided with the rebels, died in the war. Clancare mortgaged the lands to him for about $600 after he claimed them for himself. The village of Hospital, County Limerick was one of the grants Sir <mask> owned.The castle he built was called Kenmare Castle. In 1688, he commanded a company for Ireland's defence against the Spanish Armada. On February 8, 1589, Sir <mask> died in Dublin and was buried in St Catherine's Church, Dublin. His two sons, Nicholas and Thomas, succeeded him in England and Ireland. Sir Nicholas was knighted. He converted to Catholicism after marrying a daughter of the O'Sullivan Beare. Donal O' Sullivan Beare claimed a right to the chieftainship after losing it to his uncle.There are notes, citations,

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title: Elizabeth Fry Ashmead Schaeffer

texts: E.F.A. is named after <mask>. The founder of the Lutheran Home at Germantown for orphans was a leader of the Lutheran Church in Philadelphia. She was the wife of a pastor. A man and a woman with four children. On February 16, 1812, <mask> was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. <mask> and Eve Frey were her parents. On May 18, 1812, <mask> was christened at St. Michael's Lutheran Church.She had two younger siblings, Catherine and George. <mask> and George were very close friends and business partners. The Reverend confirmed <mask> at St. Michael's in 1824. John C. Baker. Eve died at the age of fifty-three. In the 19th century, Rev. The new pastor was called to Trinity.Benjamin Keller went to St. Michael's. Along with this new pastor came <mask>'s future husband, Charles W<mask>. Catherine remarried after Charles' father died when he was two. Charles was confirmation age when they moved to Germantown. Early career as a reverend. Issues of women's role and their place in the church began to arise as Keller began his service at St. Michael's. <mask> was a key leader in a meeting of women and men to develop a missionary and education society at St. Michael's.The constitution was submitted to Rev. The Female Domestic Missionary and Education Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Michael's Germantown was founded on January 22, 1834. After being elected the first secretary of the society, <mask> had to step down because of her marriage to a priest. Charles W<mask> was married in 1836. He was a priest at Barren Hill and Whitemarsh. The same time as <mask>'s departure from St. Michael's, the

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title: Elizabeth Fry Ashmead Schaeffer

texts: Reverend left the Society. Keller was asked to resign by the congregation due to issues around using German or English during worship services and whether or not women could vote in religious settings.<mask> attended Barren Hill with her husband. She was the head of many benevolent organizations throughout the years and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals She and Rev. were together in 1841. They became the parents of two sons and two daughters when they moved to Harrisburg. St. Michael's Germantown needed a pastor in 1849 after moving to an all English speaking worship service. It took months for them to call Rev. They were Charles W. and <mask>.With the creation of an orphan's home, <mask> would return to her leadership roles in the Missionary and Education Society. The Story of the First Dollar was founded by <mask> and her husband. Passavant was going to the Ministerium of Pennsylvania. Passavant had recently opened an orphan's home in Pittsburgh, PA, and was known for his work in developing social ministries. It depends on the account as to which one made the original suggestion. Philadelphia also needed an orphan's home according to Passavant and <mask>. Passavant said to her, "Now, everything must have a beginning:

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title: Elizabeth Fry Ashmead Schaeffer

texts: I will give you the first dollar."<mask> put the dollar in her purse and started working on the Lutheran Home. The Home was managed by women under the leadership of <mask> when it opened in March of 1859. She was the director and the treasurer. Other women helped to manage the home around her and would meet with her weekly to sew and help with other needs for the children. On May 1, 1860, a constitution and by-laws were finalized, officers were elected, and an application was sent to the state for the Home to be incorporated. The Board of Lady Managers was to be made up of two ladies from each of the local Lutheran churches. The Board of Trustees was made up of mostly men but they were not allowed to interfere with the domestic affairs of the Home.The hiring and firing of all staff, the selection of orphans, and the supervision of staff were included. She saw everything. She was the chairperson of the Household Committee of the Board of Managers and the treasurer of the Home. As the number of orphans increased, <mask>'s brother, <mask>, took over as treasurer. The number of orphans was raised because of the Civil War. In July 1865 there were 68 orphans, October 2nd had 107 orphans, and in April 1865 there were 131 orphans. The Board of Trustees decided to build additional buildings due to the increase in children.The great fair in 1869 was one of the events <mask> led. The Board of Trustees decided to give direct management of the Home to the Ministerium of Pennsylvania due to finances and debt. Many family and friends disagreed with <mask> about the transfer to the Ministerium. The change

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title: Elizabeth Fry Ashmead Schaeffer

texts: was announced to the Board on May 16, 1872, even though <mask> was not present. A new Board of Lady Visitors was created to support the children of the Home after the Board of Lady Managers was dissolved. <mask> worked with the Board of Lady Visitors and remained active in the Home despite her opposition to the transfer to the Ministerium. <mask>'s uncle was the head of the faculty and the only full-time professor at the seminary.The women of the Lutheran congregation of Philadelphia became involved in assisting the institution. The women, including <mask>, sent a letter to the new board encouraging the creation of a women's committee to regulate the domestic departure of the institution. Improvements to the campus were made by the women. An open house was held in 1872 when a new building was built and ladies from all over contributed furniture. Charles and <mask> and their family moved closer to the seminary after he was elected as the Burkhalter Professor in 1875. This is where <mask> would live the rest of her life, just a few houses down from where she was born. On November 22, 1892, <mask> <mask> Schaeffer passed away.After her death the Board of the Germantown Home passed a resolution:Resolved, that while we humbly bow to our Father's will and gratefully acknowledge His goodness in permitting Mrs. Schaeffer to serve Him so long and so faithfully in this life, we pray that her example may encourage others to Charles W. Their son gave the memorial. The missionary superintendent of the Ministerium of Pennsylvania and his daughter. People from Philadelphia 19th-century Lutherans are

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title: Elmer Keith

texts: An American rancher, firearms enthusiast, and author, <mask> was born in 1899. Roy G. Jinks was credited with being the "Father of big bore handgunning" due to the development of the first................  During World War II, he served as an inspector. The rifles that he inspected were stamped with the initials "OGEK" in a rectangular box on the buttstock. OGEK was stamped by rifles without a rectangular box. In The Phantom Of Phu Bai, a biography of Eric England, there is a chapter about his influence on the shooting community. The.38 Special was hand loaded far beyond the accepted limits, taking full advantage of the greater strength of the revolvers available in the 1920s compared to those of the late 19th century.The................... .38 Special revolvers are not safe for the pressures because they have a slightly longer case than the..................  The shooter could use the.38 Special to increase the available power if they bought a.................... The commercial development of the..........................  The.44 Magnum was released commercially in 1956. The chamber walls of the Colt.45 would not be able to handle the heavy loads that were generated by him. He started experimenting with the.44 Special revolver, and used the same formula of pushing heavy bullets at high speeds that he had used for the.............. A 250 grain bullet was fired from the ".44 Special Magnum" for handgun hunting. A commercial version of this new high pressure loading and revolvers chambered for it was encouraged by <mask>. While S&W produced the first prototype

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