title: Antoni Macierewicz

texts: Gdask shipyard after martial law was introduced in Poland. He escaped from prison after he was arrested for participating in the protest.<mask> hid until 1984 when he issued underground publications. From 25 November 1991 to 31 May 1993 to 20 October 1997 to 18 October 2005 he was a Member of the Sejm. He is from the Trybunalski district. The Parliamentary Committee for the Investigation of the Causes of the 2010 Polish Air Force Tu-154 Crash is chaired by him. <mask> is a member of the National Defense Commission and the Subcommission for the Polish Defense Industry and Technical Modernization of the armed forces. He was the Minister of Internal Affairs. Records of communist intelligence and secret service agents were included in the former communist documentary archives as a minister responsible for the police and security services.On May 28, 1992 the Parliament of Poland passed a law requiring the Minister of Internal Affairs to provide a list of senators, representatives, ministers, voivodes, judges and prosecutors who had been secret communist agents. The Convent of Senior Parliamentarians received a list of 64 members of the government and parliament that had been identified as secret agents in the archives of the communist secret police. He provided a second list with the names of President Lech Wasa and the Marshall. The opposition parties submitted a motion of no confidence in the government prior to the presentation of the lists. Olszewski's government was dismissed on the night of 4 June 1992 after a motion of no confidence was passed. The situation was depicted in a film. In 1993 he founded his own party, Polish Action.He became his deputy in 1996 after joining the Movement for Reconstruction of Poland. He ran for parliament. He founded the Catholic-National Movement in 1997. He joined the League of Polish Families in 2001 and was re-elected to parliament in 2001, but left

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texts: due to policy differences. <mask> ran for President of Warsaw in 2002. <mask> was a Member of the European Parliament during the fifth term. He was a member of the Committee on Development and Cooperation.The Secretary of State in the Ministry of National Defence was selected by Prime Minister Jarosaw Kaczyski after the 2005 Polish parliamentary election. <mask> was appointed as the Chairman of the Verification Commission in July of 2006 The Military Information Services was allegedly a vestige of the communist era. New intelligence and counterintelligence agencies were established by Macierewicz. The Macierewicz Report was published in the Polish Monitor on February 16, 2007. Dozens of current and former Polish military counterintelligence contacts, some active in highly sensitive places like Afghanistan, were included in a list of members of the military intelligence service. Poland recalled ambassadors to Austria, China, Kuwait, and Turkey.The military attaché in Moscow was fiercely disputed. The head of the Military Counterintelligence Service was appointed in October of 2006 by the Kaczyski government. <mask> is the Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee for the Investigation of the Causes of the 2010 Polish Air Force Tu-154 crash. The crash, which killed President of Poland Lech Kaczyski and his wife Maria and 94 other people, has already been analyzed and documented by the Committee for Investigation of National Aviation Accidents. <mask> claimed the crash was an assassination. The goal of the commission was to disprove the official report. As the state investigation moved to exhumation of President Kaczyski's and others' bodies in late 2016, the New York Times summarized that "Macierewicz claimed over the years to have 'irrefutable evidence' of explosives."The largest party in the Parliament of Poland is the Law and Justice. In April 2016 the Minister of National Defence visited

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title: Antoni Macierewicz

texts: Israel. Poland and Israel will strengthen military cooperation. The support of the defense industry of Israel was criticized by the Polish press. The leader of the fight to restore assets from Swiss banks to Holocaust survivors was condemned by a Polish newspaper. The Order of Polonia Restituta, one of Poland's highest orders, was awarded by the President of Poland in exile. <mask> was named the 2010 Man of the Year.The Anti Defamation League protested against Macierewicz after he was named Minister of National Defence. Macierewicz wrote in 1996 that Poles did not murder Jews in the pogrom. Is the hubbub surrounding Jedwabne meant to eclipse the responsibility of Jews for Communism and the Soviet occupation? In a 2002 radio interview, Macierewicz said that he had read the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, even though there were doubts about their authenticity. The Jewish community in Poland condemned the statement. Krzysztof Izdebski, the Chairman of the Council of The Union of Jewish Communities, apologized for the statement and accepted the Protocols as false. "As a Jewish American, I am outraged by false and outrageous rumors and innuendos accusing <mask> <mask>, Poland's Minister of National Defence-designate."The Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) is responsible for the massacres of Poles and Jews in German-occupied Volhynia and Eastern Galicia. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova asked if there were any historical events or natural disasters that Russia was not to blame for. The Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia criticized the claim. In The Chairman's Ear, implicit references are made to an alleged homosexual relationship between "Minister of War" <mask> and a younger man. The pun refers to <mask>'s close ties with a younger politician. 1948 births Living people Polish Scouts and Guides University of Warsaw alumni Historians of Latin America Polish male

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title: Zoe Fairbairns

texts: crisis and a typical philanderer on two women of different generations are shown in Other Names. Themes, influences, and realism are some of the things that influence the work of <mask>s. She focuses on her characters' jobs and authentically reproduces dialogue. Most of her work has women as the lead characters. The settings and themes of her novels are similar to those of Pat Barker and Margaret Drabble.The short story has been the focus of other writings. As a collective contributor to Tales I Tell My Mother and More Tales I Tell My Mother, she published her own collection. She has written for a number of publications, including CND, Shelter, and the feminist publishers Raw Nerve. Down: An Explanation, Stand We at Last, Here Today, Daddy's Girls, and Selected Short Stories I Tell My Mother are included. Women novelists. "A Storyteller's Shop Talk" was written by Edward Arnold and Raymond Carver. Domnguez and Beatriz."La narracin en primera persona: Un nuevo espacio narrativo en Other Names de Ze Fairbairns y Emotionally Weird by Kate Atkinson" Cuder Domnguez is a writer. And the beginning. Gallego Durn, Mar. And the beginning. They were joined by Pérez Vides, Auxiliadora. And the beginning.Espacios de género. Coleccion Alfar/Universidad 129 is a university. Alfar was in Seville in 2005. 301-10. Domnguez and Beatriz. Her story is the subject of "The Retelling of History through Her Story". Lzaro was the author.George Orwell's achievement and legacy is the subject of The Road from George Orwell. Peter Lang was born in 2001. 141-54. Duncker. An introduction to contemporary feminist


title: Dionysius II of Syracuse

texts: <mask> the Younger, or <mask>, was a Greek politician who ruled Syracuse, Sicily from 361 BC to 343 BC. <mask> II of Syracuse was the son of <mask> the Elder. <mask>, who was at the time under thirty years old and completely inexperienced in public affairs, was given the supreme power after his father's death and ruled under the supervision of his uncle, Dion. They tried to restructure the government to be more moderate, with <mask> as the philosopher-king. <mask> plotted with the historian Philistus to get rid of his uncle, who was an opponent of Dion's reforms. <mask>'s rule became unpopular as he was mostly incompetent in governing men and commanding soldiers. Dionysius gave his wife to another man after Plato appealed for Dion's return.Dion's estates had financed his peaceful and comfortable life overseas in Athens, but Dionysius's last offence spurred him into action. The Syracusans were delighted when Dion returned to Sicily in 358 BC after forming a small army. Dionysius was in Italy when he took all but Syracuse's island citadel. <mask> attempted attacks from the citadel and tried to negotiate peace treaties. He left the citadel in the hands of his son Apollocrates when he was unsuccessful in all his attempts. Dionysius 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

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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 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 Eight years after Dion's assassination, he did not return to Syracuse.The locals took revenge on Dionysius's wife and daughters after he left Locri. Dionysius was able to regain power in Syracuse because of its political instability. Many other cities in Sicily defected from Syracuse and were ruled by local tyrants. The attack against Dionysius by several of these cities was successful. Dionysius was forced to return to the citadel. The invasion of Sicily began at this time. The surrender of the citadel was arranged by Dionysius because he no longer had a chance of victory.<mask> lived in miserable conditions in the year after he died. In the Seventh Letter <mask> <mask> is central to Plato's doctrine of illumination in secondary literature. Plato received a letter from Archytas praising <mask> II after his second visit to Sicily. <mask> <mask> is tested by Plato to see if he made as much progress in philosophy as was reported. Setting out the extent of the undertaking could be used to test the authenticity of a prospective philosopher. Those with a divine quality would accept the challenge, while pseudo-philosophers would abandon the pursuit of wisdom. A genuine philosopher will regulate and order all daily

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texts: activities to enhance learning and reason, according to the doctrine of illumination.To separate the wheat from the chaff, it was necessary to reveal the true nature of philosophy. Philosophers had to develop a character while engaging in education according to Plato. Those who don't work needed to be rejected. <mask> <mask> claimed to know the most significant aspects of Plato's teachings after Plato disclosed the nature of the self-discipline needed to gain insights into higher matters. Plato believes that <mask> II published a treatise expounding his knowledge of philosophy as teachings. <mask> <mask> failed Plato's test by ignoring further training. <mask> is a central character in the legend of the Sword of Damocles.<mask> I is the subject of the story "The Sword of Damocles", according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. The lost history of Sicily is thought to have contained the anecdote. Cicero may have read it in the writings of a Greek historian. Cicero used it in the Tusculanae Disputationes. It passed into the European cultural mainstream. <mask> is referred to as "Dionysius of Sicily" in Canto 12. He is one of the many souls named by Chiron that have blood on their hands.In his book Atalanta Fugiens, Michael Maier relates a story about Dionysius II, who could have never reached the shore without his swimming skills. He became a teacher because he lived poorly. When the "philosophical subject" (the stone) must ascend to the surface of the "philosophical water", Maier uses this legend as an allegory. The mask of Apollo features Dionysius. The Elderceded by: Dion, the

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title: Hugo Baldomero Medina Garza

texts: The leader of the Gulf Cartel is a Mexican named <mask>. He is known as the "Lord of the Trailers" for shipping large amounts of narcotics through Mexico to the United States. After the arrest of the organization's co- founder, <mask> was appointed as the head of the Gulf Cartel in Reynosa. Drug traffickers wanted to take control of Reynosa and confronted his reign. He was on the FBI's most wanted list in 2007, and is believed to still be running the Gulf Cartel's operations in Reynosa and Matamoros. <mask> was born in the Mexican city of San Fernando in the year 1958. His family owned a successful trailer company called Mercanca Bamega, where <mask> worked before joining the drug trade.He dropped out of college to pursue a career at the trailer company with his father because he did poorly in school. <mask> started working at the local drug trade in 1992. According to a report, <mask> owned a cafeteria in the outskirts of San Fernando, where he met police commanders and drug traffickers, including the Gulf Cartel co- founder Juan brego, who invited him to join the gang full-time in 1994. In Matamoros, scar Malherbe de Len appointed <mask> as the conduit of the smuggled goods. He was recognized by his colleagues for his ability to make money, for being discreet, and for his friendship with the drug lord "Lord of the Skies", whom he met through his friend "El Chava". During his time in Matamoros, an ex-marine that worked for the Gulf Cartel, Rafael Olvera Lpez, complained that

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texts: he did not earn what he expected. The brother of Juan and Malherbe de Len warned <mask> that he was a possible threat to his reign in Matamoros.Olvera Lpez was summoned to <mask>'s office one day in 1996 to give him a private talk. Olvera Lpez had a pistol. Olvera Lpez went to the offices of Baldomero Medina with two of his bodyguards. One of <mask> Garza's guards told Olvera Lpez that he wanted to see him alone, so his bodyguards waited at the sitting room. Olvera Lpez was told to sit in front of his desk by <mask>. El Chava Gmez was behind him on the sofa. Olvera Lpez lit a cigarette while <mask> spoke to him.I was thinking of a new way of doing business for you. Olvera Lpez pulled his gun as he spoke, but El Chava Gmez shot him in the head from behind. <mask> finished him with a second shot after he survived the first. He ordered his men to dispose of the corpse. The nickname "Lord of the Trailers" was given to <mask> by his privately owned company after he smuggled large sums of marijuana and cocaine into the United States. He used his fishing companies to hide narcotics and ship them to El Mezquital port in Matamoros. The Mexican authorities claim that <mask> laundered his money through hotels, restaurants, and exchange houses.He was interested in owning a newspaper in Campeche, where he had several journalists on his payroll. On 17 April 1997, <mask> was shot in the face by a group of people who had kidnapped him. <mask> had to retire from the drug trade because of the

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texts: rapid medical intervention that saved his life. He had plastic surgery after two years in an internment camp. The drug traffickers were at odds until 1999, when El Chava Gmez was killed. Drug lord Osiel Crdenas Guillén confronted <mask> when he returned to take control of the Gulf Cartel after recovering from surgery. <mask> separated from the Gulf Cartel at the end of his career.<mask> was arrested by the Mexican Army and police in the afternoon of 1 November 2000 after he was involved in a traffic accident in the port city of Tampico. After he was arrested, <mask> was taken to Ciudad Victoria and then to Mexico City for questioning. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison in 2004, but a Mexican federal tribunal overturned it in 2008. One of the officers who participated in the arrest was murdered. He was involved in a kidnapping ring. <mask>'s home was in the state of San Luis Potos, where he controlled a network of trucks that moved narcotics into the U.S. He was married to the daughter of a businessman from the city of Ciudad Victoria.The Gulf Cartel's armed wing, Los Zetas, was accused of trying to regroup despite growing opposition from other leaders in the organization. The case is still open because his links with organized crime have not been confirmed. Gabriel de <mask> was a former mayor and local congressman of San Fernando. The former mayor of San Fernando was a relative of him. References include Gulf Cartel members, Mexican crime bosses, prisoners, and living

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title: Tibor Szamuely

texts: The deputy People's Commissar of War and the People's Commissar of Public Education in the Hungarian Soviet Republic was a Hungarian politician and journalist named <mask>. The oldest son of a Jewish family, Szamuely was born in northeastern Hungary. He became a journalist after completing his university studies. He was a member of the Social Democratic Party. Szamuely was captured by Russia in 1915 after being drafted to fight in World War I. He was released after the Russian October Revolution. Szamuely was interested in communism.He and Béla Kun were among the Hungarian prisoners of war. <mask> and Kun were members of the Soviet Red Army and fought in the Russian Civil War. In January 1918, he resided in Moscow, where he worked with Kun to organize Hungarian prisoners of war who supported the Russian Revolution. The Central Committee was responsible for the management of war prisoners. He was appointed political deputy of the Communist group of Hungarian war prisoners. He was in attendance at the meeting of the deputies between April 14 and 18. Socialist Revolution was published on April 3, 1918.Despite his efforts, many Hungarian war prisoners refused to join the Russian Red Guard. Several Hungarian officers were executed in Russia. <mask> was involved in the formation of the Spartacist League in Germany in December of 1918. He came back to Hungary on January 3, 1919. He joined the editing of the Red Paper after becoming a member of the Central Committee of the Hungarian Communist Party. He continued his activities in the Central Committee even after going into exile on February 20. Szamuely was an extreme in his views.He wrote in the pages of the Vrs jsg

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texts: that counter-revolutionaries ran about and swaggered as the communists in Hungary prepared to rebel against the Social Democrat-Communist coalition government. Beat their heads where you find them. There will be no mercy for proletarians if counter-revolutionaries gain the upper hand. They should suffocate them in their own blood before they stifle the revolution. The Hungarian Soviet Republic was established on March 21, 1919, after a coup by communist members of the coalition government. A prominent politician of the new government was <mask>. He was made the People's Commissar for Military Affairs after a number of posts.He was a figure of the "Red Terror" of Hungary. "Lenin Boys" or "Lenin Youth" was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 They were part of the suppression of counterrevolutionaries and anti-communists. The Red Guard's activities were aligned with the activities of the Lenin Boys, who traveled on an armored train. Szamuely gave the foundation for the suppression in a speech on April 20, 1919. Those who want the old regime to come back must be put to death. We must bite their throats.The


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texts: victory of the Hungarian Proletariat has not cost us a lot. The situation requires blood to flow. We don't need to be afraid of blood. The fist of the Proletariat is strengthened by blood. We will be powerful because of blood. The true world of the Commune will be led by blood. If we have to, we will destroy the entire bourgeoisie.The number of people who have been executed by the revolutionary tribunals has been placed at 590. Szamuely went to Moscow in May 1919 to campaign for a world revolution. Kun became uneasy of Szamuely and feared that he was gaining more power than the government. The Social Democrats were members of the Revolutionary Governing Council. The People's Commissar of Military Affairs, Vilmos Bhm, ordered the dissolution of the tribunals at the end of April 1919. In May, Szamuely continued the tribunals' activities in Szolnok. The Hungarian Soviet Republic ended in August 1919 and Szamuely was forced into exile.The Hungarian Soviet Republic lasted six months. On August 1, 1919, Kun went into exile. The anticommunist reprisals were known as the "White Terror". After making an illegal border crossing, he was arrested by the Austrian authorities. Szamuely shot himself while the Communist who smuggled him across the border was searched. Szamuely had told the wife of Béla Kun that he was going to commit suicide if he was captured, and that he had a gun hidden in his clothes. It is not universally accepted that he was shot by the border guards.The Soviet barge carrier was named after him. There are references to the alarm! Reden und Aufstze in Berlin. 1959 <mask> <mask>, Mra Knyvkiad, Andrs Simor. There are external links to 1890 births and 1919

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title: Carin Wilson

texts: <mask> is a New Zealand studio furniture maker. He was a leader in the country's craft movement in the 70s, 80s and 90s and was one of the inaugurators of the design showcase Artiture in 1987. He is a descendant of a Mori family and the founding chairman of a design initiative that advocates for collaborative and creative practices among professionals within the Mori tribal structure and community. In 2002 <mask> received an inaugural Toi Iho mark, a registered Mori trademark of authenticity, after he received an Honorary Degree in Art and Design from the Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design. Since 1993, his design practice has been called Studio Pasifika. <mask> is included in three books: 100 New Zealand Craft Artists, At Home: A Century of New Zealand Design, and New Zealand by Design: a History of New Zealand Product Design. <mask>'s ancestry embraces both of New Zealand's founding cultures.His paternal grandfather, a Scot named <mask>, was married to Anahera Kingi. He attended the Victoria University of Wellington to study law after being born and raised in the South Island. He trained in organization and methods while working as a sales representative for a Mori publishing company. He returned to his hometown of Christchurch after spending time in the cathedrals and museums of Europe. <mask> and his wife, Jenney, purchased a small cottage in the Heathcote Valley. <mask> adapted an old kauri (Agathis australis) tub, found on the property, into items that the family needed. <mask> tried to find an education programme that would complement his teaching but, at the time, the only courses they offered were carpentry.<mask>'s agenda as president of the Crafts Council of New Zealand (CCNZ) would be influenced by the absence of design/ make training, in the meantime he hones his skills by doing. The first major exhibition of his work was in 1974 at the Canterbury Building Centre, where he sold the entire inventory of occasional tables, shelf units and cupboards. <mask> established Adzmarc, rented a studio in the Artists Quarter in

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texts: central Christchurch, hired employees, and made furniture in a rustic, textured style that was wholesaled to McKenzie & Willis for the next five years. The need for woodworkers to come together for camaraderie and sharing techniques led to the creation of the Canterbury Guild of Woodworkers. This was the first woodworking guild in New Zealand. He became involved in the organization at the national level when he became its southern regional representative. As the first furniture practitioners to sit on the executive of the CCNZ, he was able to bring woodworking to the attention of the membership; subsequently, furniture workshops, exhibitions and invitations to prominent international makers featured on the CCNZ's calendar and in its publications.<mask>'s awareness of the lack of educational opportunities for designer/crafts people prompted him to promote education as a significant mandate during his tenure as president of the CCNZ. In his first message as president, he stated that he wanted to see more participation by young people in the craft movement, as well as encourage school leavers to consider the crafts as a viable alternative to other employment. He applied for a travel grant from the Arts Council of New Zealand in 1982 to visit art schools in the United States and Europe to learn about curriculum and look at studio facilities so that New Zealand might have similar programmes. <mask>'s report for the Minister of the Arts, Allan Highet, was passed on to the Director-General of Education, William Renwick. <mask> was on the executive board of the World Crafts Council, Crafts Education Advisory Committee, Designers Institute of New Zealand, and the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council's arts marketing working party. The vacuum left by the dissolution of the Crafts Council of New Zealand was addressed by the Arts Marketing Board of Aotearoa and the Craft Resource Trust. <mask> focused on involvement in projects that tapped into his Mori heritage after the demise of the CCNZ.<mask> was responsible for the interiors for the Mori

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texts: Television Service's studios. <mask>'s involvement with Ng Aho was sparked by his dedication to design education. The association of design professionals wants to make it clear that the academic curricula are biased. There was no need to examine whether there were parallel practices within the indigenous culture. The Unitec Institute of Technology has assignments like building shelters that reflect the wisdom of indigenous materials. <mask> moved his family to New Zealand in 1982 to be closer to his Mori roots in Whakatane. He continued to be a prolific and accomplished furniture maker after his studio was established in Mount Eden.The Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council headquarters was one of <mask>'s major projects. In 1985 nine furniture makers were invited to submit designs for three projects: a boardroom table and sixteen chairs, furniture for the director's office, and furniture for the reception area and offices. <mask> was awarded the project after a two-stage selection process. The table must accommodate both small and large meetings according to the brief for the table. The chairs were an adaptation of a design that the Department of Foreign Affairs commissioned from <mask> as New Zealand's gift to the new Republic of Vanuatu. <mask> created alternative forms of furniture that explored narrative. The participants in the furniture exhibitions wanted to design furniture that was art, not constricted by the necessity of the pieces having to be a commercial proposition.The chair Royal Pain in the Arse was the primary example of <mask>'s Artiture. The new idea of the home office was explored in the creation of Lair for a Lounge Lizard. <mask> and other rejected designers staged a salon de refusés at the Gow Langsford Gallery after Lair was not selected for display in the Contemporary Furniture Show. The furore surrounding the Australian judge's selection contributed to the Auckland Museum exhibition, as well as noteworthy events in the history of New Zealand studio furniture. The works of a number of the exhibitor in the 1992

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texts: Artiture display at the Museum were purchased and selected to tour through five cities in Japan in 1993. The last major furniture exhibition in New Zealand took place in 1997. <mask> and Humphrey Ikincurated Framed.Ikin described the display as "a slice through to highlight this cross-section: the work of younger designers who had not exhibited previously, alongside the not so young; experienced practitioners beside recent design graduates". Framed ended national visibility for studio furniture, even though there have been regional exhibitions and gallery shows dedicated to individual makers. <mask> assisted with the presentation of evidence for the claim against the Crown through the Waitangi Tribunal, a commission of enquiry relating to actions or omissions of the Crown that violated the promises made in New Zealand's 1840 founding Treaty of Waitangi. <mask> began work on his first solo exhibition of sculpture at the conclusion of the hearings. Sculpture exhibitions have been inspired by <mask>'s Mori heritage and personal philosophy. <mask>'s table, made of puriri and metal, retained the tunnels eaten by puriri moths as symbolic of the beauty yet reality of nature, as shown in "The Fourth Perspective" at the Judith Anderson Gallery in 2001. The marks made by Mori who signed the Treaty of Waitangi were transferred into three-dimensional forms in steel, wood glass and stone.<mask> said that if we re-pattern our behavior and really look at how we've got to re-engage with the systems that are a part of the universe, it would be possible. <mask>'s sculpture uses a variety of materials, making reference to landscape, environment and culture. His work can be found in public and private collections. The principle of establishing learning opportunities in the creative industries was started in the 1980s by his Pukeruru studio. While encouraging a pragmatic approach to the importance of a sound business practice, the studio provides opportunities for short-term residencies and internships. The contents of this article have been adapted

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title: Gordon Fox

texts: <mask> was born in Providence, Rhode Island. He resigned as Speaker of the Rhode Island House of Representatives. He was first elected to the legislature in 1992. On June 11, 2015, <mask> was sentenced to three years in Federal prison after pleading guilty to charges including bribery, fraud, and filing a false tax return. On February 11, 2010, <mask> was elected Speaker, making him the first openly gay Rhode Island man to hold that office. Following an FBI raid on his Smith Hill office and his home in Providence, <mask> resigned from the Speakership. The FBI found that <mask> had taken $108,000 in campaign contributions and accepted $52,000 in bribes.He was released from the Canaan U.S. Penitentiary in Pennsylvania in February of 2018). <mask> <mask> was born on December 21, 1961, in Providence, Rhode Island. He is the son of Mary and Mr. <mask>. Both Mary and Mr. <mask> were of Cape Verdean descent. Mr. <mask> and his wife Mary both worked at private home staffs and later at a golf ball manufacturer. While his father was stopped in Providence on his way back to Boston, <mask>'s parents met. <mask>'s father died when he was young.<mask> and his family used to live in a Providence home with a view of the Statehouse. <mask> attended Classical High School. He graduated from Rhode Island College with a degree in history and political science. <mask> received his Juris Doctor degree from Northeastern University School of Law. <mask> commuted to work at the ice cream shop. He became an attorney. <mask> was a candidate for the Providence City Council.<mask> contributed to the campaigns of Ray Rickman and Patrick J. Kennedy. <mask> was appointed to the Providence Board of Licenses in 2001. He was appointed as the board's vice-chairman.

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title: Gordon Fox

texts: In December 2009, <mask> resigned from the Board of Licenses. <mask> was first elected to the Rhode Island House of Representatives in 1992. Parts of the East Side of Providence were represented by him in the 4th district. John B. Harwood was endorsed by <mask> for Speaker.Harwood was supported by <mask>'s mentor, George Caruolo, who was a departure from the previous House leadership. The House Finance Committee was chaired by <mask> in 2001. <mask> was elected Majority Leader in 2002. On March 30, 2004, <mask> came out at a rally in support of same-sex marriage. <mask> was the only openly gay member of the Rhode Island General Assembly when he came out. <mask> worked to pass legislation that included a statewide smoking ban, historic tax credit program, affordable housing fund, mental health parity law, and protections for victims of domestic violence. Common Cause drafted a Lobbyist Disclosure Law in 2004.He sponsored legislation that would have weakened the law. <mask> expressed interest in the speakership after William J. Murphy said he would retire. Murphy endorsed <mask> in the race to succeed him. The election was held on February 11, 2010. <mask> received 51 votes, compared to 14 and 5 for the other two. He was the first gay Speaker of the House. The first openly gay house speaker in the United States was elected to the speakership of the California State Assembly several weeks before <mask>.Pérez was not sworn in as speaker until March 1, 2010, three weeks after <mask> took office. Same-sex marriage and the state's pension law were voted on by the General Assembly during <mask>'s tenure as speaker. 38 Studios was granted a $75-million loan by the Assembly, but later failed to repay it. Senate President M. Teresa

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texts: Paiva-Weed was opposed to same-sex marriage and was known to block attempts to bring the issue before the Senate, but Speaker <mask> was involved in bringing the legislation to the House floor for votes. Marriage equality in Rhode Island would be helped by <mask>. On the evening of his arrest on March 21, the democratic leadership would meet at the Providence Marriott to maneuver <mask> out. In the wake of the raid, <mask> would resign as Speaker and Mattielo would be installed as his replacement in the House of Representatives, which saw its members shouting at each other.He did not run for reelection. In the early morning hours of Friday, March 21, <mask>'s Smith Hill third floor office and his East Side home were raided by officials of the U.S. Attorney, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Internal Revenue Service and the Rhode Island State Police. <mask> pleaded guilty to wire fraud, bribery and filing a false tax return. <mask> admitted to using $108,000 from his campaign account for personal expenses, accepting a $52,000 bribe to push for the issuance of a liquor license for a Providence restaurant in his role as a member of the Board of Licenses, and failing to declare these illegal sources income on his tax returns. In June of 2015, <mask> was sentenced to three years in federal prison for public corruption. <mask> was released from prison in February. In 2004, <mask> was fined by the state Ethics Commission for voting in favor of granting GTECH Corporation, a company his law firm represented, an exclusive, 20-year, $770 million contract with the Rhode Island Lottery.While serving on the Providence Board of Licenses, <mask> was criticized by his opponents for co-owning a bar with an Alex Tomasso, a Providence

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texts: nightclub owner. <mask> and Tomasso's Sandbar & Grill had a location in Rhode Island. After-hours drinking, noise complaints, having a fake entertainment license on the wall, and staging live entertainment without a license were some of the things it was cited for. The bar's liquor license was suspended for 90 days in August of 2006 The state liquor authority reduced the suspension to 30 days in March of 2007. During major votes before the Board of Licenses, <mask> sometimes voted on smaller issues. <mask> was criticized for voting on issues related to the bar he represented.After the collapse of 38 Studios, <mask> was criticized for not making clear that $75 million of a $125 million economic development loan-guarantee program were earmarked for the company. He was criticized for his close personal connection to Michael Corso, a consultant for 38 Studios. <mask> faced a tough reelection fight in 2012 after the collapse of 38 Studios. <mask> defeated Binder with 3,328 votes. <mask> was fined by the state Ethics Commission for violating a state law that requires public officials to file financial disclosures when they work for public agencies. <mask> failed to report almost $43,000 he earned from preparing loan documents for Providence's economic development agency. Rhode Island College revoked his degree in 2015 due to Fox's lack of core values.<mask> married Marcus LaFond in his state house office. The couple were married in a private ceremony in 1998. In the wake of Rhode Island's Marriage Equality act, a ceremony was performed by William Guglietta, the Chief of the Rhode Island Traffic Court and <mask>'s former legal counsel. Mr. Lafond-<mask> is a hairdresser. The Rhode Island House website has a profile of Representative


title: Julian Rivero

texts: <mask>'s career spanned seven decades and he was an American actor. He made his film debut in the 1923 silent melodrama, The Bright Shawl, which starred Richard Barthelmess, William Powell, Mary Astor, and Edward G. Robinson. <mask> would appear in over 200 films and television shows over the next 50 years. He only appeared in a few silent films. He would appear in both English and Spanish language films with the advent of sound films. <mask> did not enter the film industry until he was in his 30s. <mask> studied to become a Shakespearean actor with Robert B. Mantell.He appeared in a small role in the 1923 film, The Bright Shawl, which was produced by Inspiration Pictures and was shot in Cuba. His first featured role was in the 1924 western, Fast and Fearless, which starred Jay Wilsey (known by his stage name as "Buffalo Bill, Jr.") and Jean Arthur. He made two Spanish language films in 1930, As es la vida and El presidio. While Hollywood was still making versions of films in different languages, <mask> continued to be cast in Spanish language films, including the 1934 version of Pursued. J.P. McCarthy wrote and directed God's Country and the Man in 1931. Many of his roles were in westerns during the 1930s and 1940s. He played Santa Anna in the 1937 historical drama Heroes of the Alamo, as well as a small role in the

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title: Julian Rivero

texts: 1935 movie Diamond Jim, which starred Edward Arnold and Jean Arthur.He continued to appear in small roles in films and television programs in the 1950s. The films he appeared in during that decade include: Broken Arrow, starring James Stewart and Jeff Chandler; Sirocco, starring Humphrey Bogart and Julie Harris; and Giant, starring James Dean and Jo Van Fleet. <mask> appeared in television shows in the 1950s. His many roles during the decade include guest appearances on shows such as The Lone Ranger, Broken Arrow, and Rawhide. <mask> returned to his career in 1965, after taking a break from acting. <mask> mostly worked on the small screen during the remainder of the 1960s and into the 1970s. In 1965, he appeared in the western, The Reward, on the big screen.He was active in television, appearing on The Fugitive, I Spy, Family Affair, The Flying Nun, Mannix, and Medical Center. He played "Gitano" in the television movie "The Red Pony", which was directed by Henry Fonda. <mask> died in Hollywood, California, at the age of 85. He was buried next to his wife in the San Fernando Mission Cemetery. Prior to her marriage to <mask>, she was a Bathing Beauty for Mack Sennett. Apache Love was credited as Count de Lyons Open All Night in the film. As Telegraph Operator #2, Cowboy Holiday was known as Juarez Kid Western


title: John Grabow

texts: <mask>, also known as "Grabes", is an American former professional baseball left-handed relief pitcher. He played for the Chicago Cubs and the Pittsburgh Pirates. When there were runners in scoring position, he held opposing hitters to a.218 batting average and a.293 slugging percentage. He made more appearances than any other left-handed pitcher in the National League between 2004 and 2008. In nine years in the MLB, he played in 506 games and had a 24–19 record. <mask> was a Dodgers fan when he was a kid and played first base. <mask>'s mother is Jewish and his maternal grandmother was from Lebanon.There were 13 Jewish players in the majors in 2008. <mask> was a member of the Team USA that played in the World Baseball Classic. He was 3rd on the all-time list for Jewish major league pitchers with 448 career games pitched. Kindra <mask> was married to <mask>. He was a pitcher at San Gabriel High School in California and was named the league's most valuable player as well as All-California Interscholastic Federation in baseball in his senior year. He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1997. <mask> was hit on the ear by a foul ball in 1998 and spent time on the disabled list.In 1999 <mask> led the Crawdads in victories, starts, andinnings, and ranked third in the South Atlantic League in strikeouts. <mask> had 24 career wins, tying the Curve record. 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

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title: John Grabow

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texts: cheerleader outfit that was too small, serve drinks on the plane, and wear a backpack that was too small for batting practice. In February 2005 <mask> signed a contract that would make $327,000 in the majors, but only $240,000 if he pitched at Indianapolis. He appeared in 63 games for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2005, his second full major league season. When there were runners in scoring position, he held opposing batters to a.186 batting average and.186 slugging percentage. He allowed just 4 of 39 inherited runners to score and stranded a major-league best 89.7% of his runners. In 2006 he played in 72 games. He held opposing batters to a low batting average when there were runners in scoring position.The best runners in the National League were stranded by Grabow. In February 2007, <mask> and the Pirates agreed to a one-year contract for $832,500. <mask> had a chance to make up to $70,000 in incentive bonuses if he finished 20–35 games, but he only finished 14 games. He was able to make an additional $10,000 to $45,000 in incentive bonuses if he made 75 to 85 appearances, but he was not able to cash in as he only made 63 appearances. <mask> had a 4.53 earned run average with the Pirates. He had held batters to a.235 batting average with runners in scoring position, while leading the team by only allowing 5.3% of them to get extra base hits. <mask> was going to have minor surgery to remove bone chips in his elbow.He changed his mind after getting a cortisone shot. Grabow said that he has been symptom-free for the past few weeks. I want to know

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texts: what my options are. I don't think I need surgery. Maybe I can pitch through it. He had his left elbow examined by Lewis Yocum, an orthopedist with the Los Angeles Angels. After deciding against surgery, Grabow followed a program of rest and rehabilitation, extending his period of rest from three to eight weeks, and concentrating on strengthening his legs and shoulders.<mask> earned more than $1 million in 2008. He could make an additional $75,000 if he appeared more. He stranded all but 8 of his 33 inherited runners in 2008, which was the third lowest in the NL. He struck out a team-best 19.3% of the Batters he faced, while leading the team by only allowing 5.6% of the Batters he faced to get extra base hits. Four short of the record for left-handed pitchers, he pitched in 74 games. <mask> won the 2008 Barney Pelty Award for Jewish Pitcher of the Year. <mask> agreed to a one-year deal for $2.3 million, with an additional $75,000 possible in incentives, in early January.Despite <mask> being eligible to become a free agent at the end of the season, the Pirates did not engage in contract talks beyond 2008. <mask> was invited to play for Team USA in the second World Baseball Classic. He was the first member of the Pirates to represent the US. He said it was a real honor. I couldn't believe it when I got the call. I hope I can help them win some games. He pitched six games in the World Baseball Classic and had a 2.08 earned run average.On July 20 <mask> became the all-time appearances leader at PNC Park with his 189th, and was tied for ninth

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texts: all-time on the Pirates' appearance list. The New York Yankees, Minnesota Twins, Florida Marlins, and Los Angeles Dodgers were interested in trading for <mask>. <mask> was asked about the possibility of the Pirates trading him. No way they're trading me. Left-handed pitcher <mask> was traded to the Chicago Cubs along with fellow left-handed pitcher Kevin Hart and right-handed pitchers José Ascanio and Josh Harrison. Chicago Cubs Grabow began his Cubs career with 16 consecutive blank appearances, and stranded his first 11 inherited runners. He pitched a career-high 75 games for the Cubs.He signed a two-year extension with the Cubs on November 20, 2009. "Grabow is our kind of guy and very successful, but has some experience and some savvy to him and can pitch seventh, eighth, ninth, righties, lefties," said General Manager Jim Hendry. It doesn't matter. <mask> said he didn't care how he was used, "If it's the sixth or ninth, it doesn't matter." Your job is to get the guys out. He signed a minor league contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He became a free agent after opting out of his contract.<mask> had a 94 mph fastball that runs inside on left-handed hitters, one of the best changeups in the game, "the bottom falling out of it", and a 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 A list of Jewish Major League Baseball

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title: Eleanor Seely Salmon

texts: <mask> was born in New York City in 1984. She specialized in drilling and refining. She made many important contributions by editing, even though she did not have many of her own publications. <mask> attended Columbia Preparatory School in Rochester, New York when she was young. She was a student at St. Agatha's School in New York City. <mask> was originally interested in studying French, but after discovering her passion for geology, she adjusted her goals. She graduated from Smith College with a degree in geology.She graduated magna cum laude with high honors for a liberal arts and science major. She received her PhD from Columbia University in 1942. <mask> was not respected within the geology community because she was a woman, so she decided to use her skills in chemistry as an analytical and specialized chemist at the Vacuum Oil Company. It was difficult for her to find a job in geology because it was seen as a male profession. She had previously worked at the American Museum of Natural History and became the managing editor of the Catalog of Foraminifera. <mask>'s language skills were put to good use when she joined the American Petroleum Institute Central Abstracting and Indexing Service in New York. She was required to work in multiple languages while she was an abstractor for the Drilling and Exploration Bulletin.<mask> became the editor of the alternate energy sources bulletin and the editor of the refining bulletin in 1966. <mask> had few published works of her own, but she excelled at editing and found satisfaction in her work. <mask> continued to work as a translator for the French Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Miniferes even after she retired in 1975, despite dealing with health issues related to emphysema. During <mask>'s time at the American Museum of Natural History, she worked as an assistant to a curator of micropaleontology. They prepared catalogs of foraminifera, tiny organisms that provide vital information to geologists about ancient climates. Their 69-volume catalog of foraminifera was used in universities and in

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texts: every micropaleontological laboratory for large oil companies, thanks to <mask>'s help. The American Museum of Natural History's foraminifera collection is used by many scientists today.<mask> was a prominent member of the Geological Society of America, the American Association for the advancement of science, and the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, but she was also a member of many groups outside of her educational and professional field. <mask> was a member of several charities and non-profit organizations, such as the American Civil Liberties Union, The Nature Conservancy, and the Society of Sigma Xi, and she believed in equality for all. She was a member of the National Organization for Women. The American Museum of Natural History published a report in 1934 detailing the fossil findings of Theron Wasson, Chief Geologist of the Pure Oil Company. The Pierre formation south of Glendive, Montana has a more detailed description of the member in which the fossils occur, along with a more detailed description of the concretions in which they are found. A list of fossils of this faunule is also included. The species included in this list are Bivalvia, ten Caphalopoda, fifteen Pelecypoda, two Scaphopoda, and two new species being ammonoid Cephalopoda.There is a discussion of the classification of a species of Cephalopoda. <mask><mask> wrote "Mohawkian Rafinesquinae." 16, no. The year 1942. <mask> wrote "Mohawkian Rafinesquinae" into the "Journal of Paleontology" in 1982. <mask> talks about the brachiopod species Rafinesquinae, which was found in the Middle Orient. <mask> talks about how the species differ, in terms of their geography around them, she also lists off how the geology under each species varies.<mask> gives her personal and professional perspective on her topics. <mask> never had a child of her own. Her funeral was held in Rochester, New York. Her burial plot is located in section G of the cemetery. The Geological Society of America Fellows of the American Association for the advancement of science are from Rochester, New

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title: Ace Enders

texts: Arthur Carl "<mask>" <mask> was born in New Jersey. The band The Early November is led by <mask>. He is a member of the band, I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business. He has released music under a number of different names. The Early November Enders started playing guitar after watching his step dad play in a band. He taught himself how to play the guitar. The Early November was formed in 2001 by guitarist Jim Sacco, bassist Sergio Anello, and drummer Jeff Kummer.The band's first full-length album, The Room's Too Cold, was released in 2003 after the release of their first two EPs. I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business was released on October 26, 2004. I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business was a one-album thing according to Enders. The third Early November album began recording in February 2005. The album, titled The Mother, the Mechanic, and the Path, was a triple disc concept album with an entwining plot of a torn family from the perspective of a growing child. Due to a lot of issues, the album took over a year to complete. Enders contemplated leaving the music business and going into retail or construction before he came up with The Mother, the Mechanic, and the Path.Along with the rest of The Early November, they have released an album, In Currents, which was released on July 10, 2012 The Wonder Years, Cartel, All Time Low, Young Statues, The Swellers, Seahaven, Man Overboard, Into It have all played with The Early

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texts: November. Hit the lights and more. In Alternative Press magazine, he announced that he was going to record a solo album and begin a new project called <mask> and a Million Different People. In the summer of 2007, Enders took out a loan to build a studio in the basement of a shopping center. The Pink Space Recording was created after three weeks of work. The demos that were made after the studio was finished were named "From a Daze" and "Emergency".Lucas Keller is the manager of <mask> and a Million Different People. He opened for the full Angels & Airwaves US tour. The Secret Wars, an 8-track album, was made available for free download on June 13 of that year. He recorded them in his studio. The single "Bitter Sweet" Symphony, a cover of The Verve song, was released in December of 2008. Mark Hoppus is one of the artists involved in the song. The proceeds from the song went to a charity.<mask>' third solo album was released on March 17, 2009, through Vagrant/Drive-Thru Records. When I Hit the Ground is the album's title. The All-American Rejects went on a tour with <mask> and a Million Different People. The second album under the I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business name was released on March 23, 2010. The song "Old Man" was the subject of a music video. Dust'n Off the Ol' Guitar was released on September 16. There were a number of Early November songs on the album, as well as a couple of A Million Different People

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texts: songs."Growing Pains" is a new song on the album. Three songs from the album will be released once the sales reach 5,000. The songs include a full length version of "Decoration" and a full length version of "1000 Times A Day". Happy Christmas was released on December 15. There is an original song titled "Season's Greetings", as well as a cover of "Christmastime Is Here" from the film A Charlie Brown Christmas, and a cover of Charles Brown's hit Please Come Home For Christmas. Digitally, the EP was released. Gold Rush was self-released on May 5, 2011.The album was funded through fan donations. The Early November has continued to release to support this project. Rise Records signed the band along with The Early November. The band name was changed to "I Can Make a Mess". This can be seen on both the album Enola and the warped tour ballot. The Early November and I Can Make a Mess were two warped shows performed by <mask>. The studio he runs in his home town of Hammonton, NJ is called The Lumberyard.Backseat Goodbye, Move Out West, and many other bands have been recorded by <mask>. In May 2006 <mask> married his girlfriend. They have two children, Arthur "Artie" <mask> IV and Ivy Cynthia <mask>. The Room's Too Cold is one of the early November albums. Their cover of the Bob Dylan song "Positively 4th Street" can be heard on Listen to Bob Dylan. The World We Know, Dust'n Off The Ol' Guitar, Happy Christmas, Gold Rush, Enola, and

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title: Théophile Lybaert

texts: There was a Belgian painter and sculptor named <mask>. He began his career as a painter of Orientalist scenes. The bible, military life and national and international history were some of the subjects he painted. He was known for his religious paintings that were executed in an archaic, Gothic style that mimicked the 16th century models of Northern- European masters. The works earned him a resemblance to'modern Gothic' or 'contemporary Memling'. He developed an eclectic style in the last part of the 20th century. One of the three sons of Jan Baptist and Marie-Louise Coppejans was Life Théophile.His father was a graduate of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. A notebook with anecdotes about 19th-century painters from Ghent was published in 1998. A sculptor and painter who worked in the so-called 'troubadour' style, Paul and the Félix De Vigne, gave initial artistic training to Théophile. The Royal Academy of Fine Arts (Ghent) was where the Belgian history painter Théodore-Joseph Canneel studied. He was a brilliant student and won a number of prizes. He exhibited for the first time in 1868. His work was not well received.For the American export market, he painted trivial portraits and genre scenes. He studied under Jean-Léon Gérme in Paris in 1874. He may have spent time in North- Africa for his study. He became a noted painter of Oriental subjects after returning to Ghent. He was exposed to the criticism that he was an imitator of earlier Orientalists because these works did not bring him the hoped for success. He abandoned genre painting in favor of portrait and history painting. After the executions of Abencerrages and Caligula, he created large paintings of historical subjects and sent them to international exhibitions.He received critical recognition for these works. The Virgin of Ghent was depicted in a religious work at the 1884 salon of Ghent. From that time onwards, he focused on religious themes, which expressed


title: Théophile Lybaert

texts: his own Christian convictions and his admiration for the artists of the 16th century. He traveled to Germany to study the works of Drer. An international reputation was built by the artist. He received prizes at a number of places. He was awarded the 'Order of the Liberator' by the government of Venezuela in 1884.The Belgian government made him a knight of the Order of Leopold in 1885. Thanks to the many reproductions of his work that were circulating during his lifetime, his reputation spread widely. His work was well received by conservatives. A Virgin and Child Jesus was commissioned by the Vatican. The author of Un moderne gothique wrote a booklet about the artist lavishly singing his praises. Justine-Marie Temmerman was married to <mask> on May 14, 1887. The couple did not have a child.There are many large mural projects in churches in Belgium. He painted the Stations of the Cross in two churches. Canneel had begun the decorative project in the St Anna Church but had died before he could finish it. He was active in the cultural life of his hometown and had a seat on the provincial commission for the protection of monuments. He was an artist into his old age. He died on May 28, 1927. He started out as a painter of Christian scenes and went on to work on genre scenes and Orientalist works.He became a painter of religious scenes after painting history paintings about important episodes from the Belgian national history. The Gothic style that was used in the religious scenes was similar to the 16th century models of Northern- European masters. The works earned him a resemblance to'modern Gothic' or 'contemporary Memling'. He spent a lot of time researching the works of Memling in the Old St. John's Hospital and the various Stations of the Cross. There were more than one Belgian painter who created'reactionary' religious works around this time. Flemish artists were experimenting with medieval revivalism in romantic


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texts: painting in the 19th century. The city of Bruges has a number of artists who created religious subjects in a similar style to that of Lybaert.The subject of the Madonna with Child was something that was very dear to him. He often depicted a Madonna against a gilt background or with a view of the city of Ghent in the background. From the turn of the century onwards, he depicted important national and international military events which involved the depiction of soldiers. The Jersey Blues as scouts, American Revolutionary War 1783, depicts a scene from the American Revolutionary War. He spent a lot of research on his historic subjects in order to ensure the accuracy of his paintings. The American painter William B. T. Trego was known for his depictions of the American Revolutionary War. During the American Revolutionary War, soldiers wore uniforms.18 drawings of American revolutionary soldiers were prepared by Trego. He added details on the gear of the revolutionary soldiers such as their knapsacks, etc. The smoker, the drummer of the Jersey Blues, is one of the American Revolutionary War subjects that <mask> used the detailed information provided to him by Trego. He developed an eclectic style in the last part of the 20th century incorporating Symbolism into his compositions still reminiscent of the techniques of the Flemish Primitives and the earlier inspiration he had drawn from old masters. Old Flanders is a picture he painted in 1915. An old woman is praying or meditating. She is a symbol of the region.The artist's homeland during the First World War was a reference to the ravens and flames in the background. Paul de Vigne and Jean-Léon Gérme were both sculptors. Some of the sculptures were religious. The statue of Germaine Cousin is in the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. 19th-century Belgian painters, 19th-century Belgian sculptors, 20th-century Belgian painters, and 20th-century Belgian sculptors died in


title: Deantoni Parks

texts: <mask> is an American new wave/avant-garde/experimental drummer, writer, actor and record producer. He is the founder, producer and drummer of the New York band KUDU, and one half of the writing duo We Are Dark Angels with composer, producer and keyboardist Nicci Kasper. He was a member of both the Mars Volta and Bosnian Rainbows. He is a partner in a New York based audio/visual communications agency. He has been working as a part-time faculty at a number of institutions. He founded the school of philosophy in 2020. <mask> was raised in Newnan, Georgia.He began playing the drums when he was two years old because of his family's musical preferences. He was put in the national spotlight when he was five years old because of his practice and performance with the Newnan High School band. A national broadcast segment of The Xernona Clayton Show aired in 1982. As a teen, he explored jazz with Delbert Felix and later studied at the Berklee College of Music, where he focused on the mechanistic beats of electronic music. Deantoni drafted the Now Wave Manifesto while living in Boston. The foundation for the core song structures was provided by these beliefs. He founded KUDU with Sylvia Gordon.Photek, Roni Size and Cujo were performing at specific venues around Boston. Deantoni's ability to play these rhythms live inspired many American drummers and live drum and bass acts from 2000 onward. The band relocated to New York City in 2000. Kudu's debut was on a New York-based label. In 2006 Nublu Records released the band's Death of the Party album. Back for More: A Remix Collection was released by NuBlu. The album featured a selection of rare recordings, B-sides, and tracks that had not been released before.In the fall of 2007, they performed at the Delta Tejo Festival in Portugal and the Transmusicales in Rennes,

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title: Deantoni Parks

texts: Brittany, France. In the fall of 2009, they opened for Me'shell Ndegeocello at the Highline Ballroom. The group hasn't released an album since 2008's Back for More. Nicci Kasper, Sylvia Gordon and Deantoni have all written and produced tracks for other artists. The writing duo, We Are Dark Angels, was formed in early 2009. The Bosnian Rainbows <mask> joined The Mars Volta in September of 2006 after the departure of Blake Fleming. After two months with the band, <mask> was replaced by Thomas Pridgen.<mask> stated that he was already working with John Cale when he left the band. I was more loyal to them at the time. The Mars Volta were looking for drummers as well. I was there to fill-in. I never blocked out the idea of working with them again because I remember that I clicked with them. It was a weird time for me to join so it didn't happen. Deantoni was on the autumn 2010 tour of Japan, the US and Russia.Deantoni's contribution to Old Money was recorded when he first joined The Mars Volta. He was with The Mars Volta until their dissolution after 2012's Noctourniquet. Deantoni made appearances on Big Sir records, but none of the other members of the group have yet to see their music released. A new band called Bosnian Rainbows was formed in 2012 with the help of <mask> and Rodriguez-Lopez. Their first full-length album was released in June. Deantoni founded the Technoself School of Philosophy in 2020 after teaching at a number of institutions, including the Berklee College of Music and The Drummer's Collective NYC. The discography is Touch But Don't Look, Leaving/Stones Throw, WALLY, and Dog Eat Dog.The Biggest Piano In Town - Grand Pianoramax on ObliqSound is a contribution to an album. Death of the Party and Back for More are from the album Shades of... Le Butcherettes's 3rd album Sworn Virgins was

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title: Deantoni Parks

texts: Blind Worms Pious Swine. Dog Eat Dog is a movie directed by Paul Schrader. The Edward Bunker novel is the basis for this one. The last scene of First Reformed was scored by <mask> <mask> and Nicci Kasper. The rest of the film was scored by Brian Williams.In Mark Ruffalo's directorial debut, Sympathy for Delicious, Deantoni was an actor and drummer. He performed on the title track with The Mars Volta's Bixler and Rodriguez-Lopez. Deantoni was on the soundtrack of the documentary, The Radiant Child. Deantoni collected hours and hours of video footage while touring the globe. In 2009, he compiled this footage and edited it to create a series of ten videos. There are ten videos in the Da Da Ya Ya video series. Three to ten minute films will be produced as Sound Art/Installation/Performance Art pieces.The entire series consists of ten installations and a retrospective, where all of the films will be screened in their entirety. The event series will be marketed by his agency. In 2007, Deantoni played drums for a world's end music video titled "Sialagogue" featuring Japanese super model Rila. SWEATSHOPPE was formed by Bruno and his current project partner,Blake Shaw, in order to develop large-scale event proposals that will be marketed by his audio/visual communications agency under the World's End event series. Deantoni co- wrote the song with Doron Braunshtein A/K/A Apollo Braun. The film Religulous was directed by Larry Charles. On the album Drunk, I played drums for two songs.Band history Astroid Power-up! John Cale Meshell Ndegeocello is a member of the Mars Volta. "Sialagogue" music video April 2010 Modern Drummer Interview April 2010 Times Herald interview 2012 1977 births Living people African-American drummers African-American rock musicians American new wave musicians American avant-garde

masks: Deantoni Parks


title: Vijoo Krishnan

texts: Dr<mask> is the All India Joint Secretary of All India Kisan Sabha. He is a member of the central committee. He is a leader of the movement for land rights. The land posturing the legacy of peasant movements in the state was where Life Krishnajoon was born. He attended St. Joseph's Indian High School after spending a lot of his childhood in Bangalore. He obtained his degree in Political Science from St Joseph's College, Bangalore and then joined the School of International Studies, JNU for his master's degree. He obtained his PhD from Jawaharlal Nehru University with a specialisation in Indian Agrarian Economy.St Joseph's College of Arts & Science, Bangalore was the site of the first encounter of protest politics for <mask> <mask>. Krishnan joined the Students' Federation of India at Jawaharlal Nehru University. His active involvement in student politics made him the Vice President of Jawaharlal Nehru University Students Union (JNUSU) in 1997–98, a seat which was lost to the ABVP in the previous year. The vice president, general secretary and joint secretary seats were won in the 1996-97 JNUSU election. The victory of Battilal Bairwa, vijoo Krishnan, and Naseer Hussain from SFI in 1997-98 was important for the left politics in JNU. The victory of Jatin Mohanty in 1997-98 was still haunting the left politics. In 1998–99, the left alliance of SFI-AISF had a new president.The first GSCASH was formed after amending the JNUSU constitution. Several universities in India adopted this model. There was a prominent face of left politics in Delhi. The hostel movement forced the administration to rent a hotel outside of campus and arrange the transit to university. During his time as JNUSU president, the training of marginalised students for the entrance exam was

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title: Vijoo Krishnan

texts: started. In 2004, he was elected as the State President of Delhi and a member of the Central Executive Committee of Students' Federation of India. The Head of the post-graduate department of political science at St Joseph's College in Bangalore was a Peasant leader and social activist.The two day fact finding team of SAHMAT was headed by Dr. Kamal Mitra Chenoy, Vishnu Nagar, and Prasenjit Bose. The committee claimed that the 2002 Gujarat riots were a pogrom. He exposed the religious profiling of a Muslim boy named Sajid by the Bangalore police in connection with the July 25, 2016 serial bomb blast in the city. From 2009 onwards, <mask> <mask> is working with peasants. He writes for The Hindu on Agrarian issues. The peasant long march in Maharashtra was organised by Krishnan. There were two important events, the Mazdoor Kisan Sangharsh rally and the Delhi Chalo March.He warned the Maharashtra government to keep their promises after Kisan Long March. More than one lakh farmers participated in the Kisan march. In India, around 300 districts witnessed the intensification of struggles led by All India Kisan Sabha. The farmers march has given <mask> <mask> a celebrity status and a lot of appreciations from Bollywood. He is a member of the People's Resistance Forum against Free Trade Agreements. They demanded amendments to the Land Acquisition Act. He organised a gathering of more than 500 social activists and 65 organizations in July 2016 to demand the withdrawal of 100 per cent FDI from the agricultural sector.The protests against the banning of cattle trade for slaughter purpose took place in Delhi. The activities of fact finding team against the lynching of Muslims was led by his leadership. He is against the murders of cow protectors in Rajasthan. He

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title: Vijoo Krishnan

texts: said that the police in Alwar and Bharatpur districts of Rajasthan were working with the group. There is a correlation between farmer economy and cow vigilantism. The leadership for the nationwide protest day on 16 June was given by <mask>. He argues that the provisions of the bill make it easier for corporations to grab land from a group of people.In the month of July, a nationwide protest demonstration was held against the bill. Farmers protested against the government acquisition of 1000 acres of agricultural land for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high speed rail corridor. Despite the brutal police action, he and his organisation played a crucial role in organizing protest demonstrations against the Chennai-Salem Green Corridor. The issue of under reporting of farmers suicides in India was brought up by him as he was in the forefront to demand to amend the central governments manual. He accused the Modi government of being anti-farmer and pointed out that 70% of farmer suicides in India in the last two years were done by the Modi government and its partner States. His solution was low interest farm credits to farmers and price control of input costs. He organised farmers to march.He stressed the importance of solidarity not just for minimum support prices and loan waivers but also for achieving land rights, ownership of land and forest rights. He accused the ultranationalist political campaign of being anti-farmers. The implementation of the committee's recommendations for bettering the conditions of farmers has been championed by <mask>. He was the leader of the protest action against farmers suicides. He and P Sainath have always demanded fair prices for agricultural goods. The extension of the PM-Kisan pension was demanded by him. He was the first to

masks: Krishnanjoo Krishnanjoo


title: Vijoo Krishnan

texts: expose the corruption in the PMFBY.He strongly opposed the heavy premiums collected by the insurance companies and the least return to farmers as compensation. Multinationals should not be involved in crop insurance schemes. The mainstreaming of the farmers issue in India has been done by Vi <mask>. He was invited to India Today Conclave and he argued for reversing the economic policies that were put in place in 1991. He is a frequent face of Indian Peasantry in international media. He was recognised for his work in Agrarian Mobilisations. The India Disasters Report II was published by Oxford University Press.He called for the Peasant movement to be important in order to ensure the security of employment, food and land. At the Idea of India conclave, he was one of the speakers on Agrarian Distress. There was a huge peasant rally in Wayanad to counter the candidature of Rahul Gandhi. He was a key person behind the experiment of the Bahujan Left Front to oppose the economic policies of the government. He was one of the people who signed the petition to the Supreme Court. The Wire and its editor Siddharth Varadarajan were charged with a crime by the UP Government. He translated Huchangi Prasad's poem into English.Right-wing goons attacked a young writer for his book. The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement of Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, 2020 and the Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill, 2020 were some of the bills that vijoo played an instrumental role in. He said the three farm laws were anti-famers and perpetuated corporate loot in the agrarian sector. References 1974 births Living people Communist Party of India (Marxist) politicians Jawaharlal Nehru University alumni Indian political writers 20th-century Indian non-fiction


title: W. H. Pugmire

texts: He was a writer of weird fiction and horror fiction based in Seattle, Washington. His fiction often paid homage to the lore of Lovecraftian horror and his works were published as W. H. Pugmire. Pugmire was described as "the prose-poet of the horror/fantasy field; he may be the best prose-poet we have," and "perhaps the leading Lovecraftian author writing today." The Year's Best Horror Stories, Weird Tales, Year's Best Weird Fiction, and many more have been published by Pugmire. Major retrospectives of his work were published in 2010 and 2019. Pugmire was born on May 3, 1951, to a father in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a Jewish mother. After one year in college, he served as a Mormon missionary in Omagh, Northern Ireland and began writing fiction.After returning from his Mormon mission in 1973, Pugmire came out as gay to the church and requested excommunication, which lasted for 25 years. Todd died from a heroin overdose in 1995 and was Pugmire's lover for many years. He told the church's leadership that he would be a celibate Mormon and was rebaptized in the early 2000s. He described himself as a punk rock queen and street transvestite. He played a vampire named Count Pugsly at Jones' Fantastic Museum in Seattle when he was a student at Franklin High School. Forrest J Ackerman's famous monsters of filmland had a dedication to Pugmire in his guise of 'Count Pugsly'. Pugmire showed the audience the issue in which his photo appeared in the documentary film The Acker Monster Chronicles!<mask> died of a heart


title: W. H. Pugmire

texts: attack at home in Seattle on March 26, 2019. During his Mormon mission in Northern Ireland, Pugmire began writing fiction but stopped after he became discouraged with his work. Punk Lust was launched in April 1981 after he returned to Seattle. <mask>, <mask>, and H. P. Lovecraft would become his strongest literary influences, as a result of Pugmire's time in Ireland. Many of Pugmire's stories reference "Lovecraftian" elements. His stated goal was to "dwell forevermore within Lovecraft's titan shadow", which he claimed was his identity as an artist. Pugmire was quoted in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer as saying that his writing was a form of personal exorcism.The Sesqua Valley, a fictional location in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, was the setting for many of Pugmire's stories. "Pugmire's devotion to his sources surpasses mere pastiche, and his style is neither overwrought nor too sparse," stated the review of Sesqua Valley and Other Haunts by science fiction magazine. Uncommon Places: A Collection of Exquisites was reviewed by Publishers Weekly and they said that readers with an appetite for the weird and decadent will like it. The site's review stated that "horror fans fond of baroque prose" should enjoy the collection, but added that they were looking for memorable plots and vivid characterizations. Fantasy Magazine's review of The Weird Inhabitants of Sesqua Valley noted that there were many pleasures to be had. The New York Review of Science Fiction stated that Pugmire's writing revealed a mastery of language

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title: W. H. Pugmire

texts: and vocabulary that brought to mind the work of Clark Ashton Smith. Pugmire owes as much to <mask> and <mask> as to HPL and Poe, according to editor and scholar Scott Connors.Bobby Derie wrote for Weird Fiction Review and stated that Pugmire wrote a novel without the mythos and characters with easy, fluid sexuality. In Issue 28 of The Lovecraft eZine, Robert M. Price described Pugmire as "one of our greatest Lovecraftian writers." He was listed as one of the best contemporary horror/weird fiction authors and a writer who "puts forth a new baroque masterpiece every other year". In 2009, Nick Mamatas stated that <mask> and Thomas Ligotti were the best Lovecraftians today. The world's greatest living Lovecraftian writer is Pugmire, according to Mike Davis and <mask>. The Washington Post reviewed Pugmire's "decadent, lush prose". Pugmire's writing style is richly evocative, and his work contains some of the richest veins of neo-Lovecraftian."No one takes him seriously as a critic, and that's why I'm more critical of Pugmire's nonfiction writing," said Joshi. Pugmire produced a steady stream of book collections beginning in 1997. The Tangled Muse was published by Centipede Press in October 2010 and An Ecstasy of Fear was published in June 2019. The stories in Weird Inhabitants of Sesqua Valley and The Tangled Muse were substantially rewritten by Pugmire. Unless otherwise noted, the following are short story/novelette collections. "The Imps of Innsmouth", "Insmouth Nightmares", and "A Shadow of Thine Own Design" are from Word

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title: Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia

texts: The Princess of Russia was born on 15 July. The daughter and eldest child of the Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich of Russia and the Grand Duchess <mask> of Russia was born on July 3, 1895. She was the first grandchild of Alexander III of Russia, the only niece of Nicholas II, and the wife of the wealthiest man in Imperial Russia, Prince Felix Felixovich Yusupov. One of the most elegant women in Imperial Russia was the eldest child and only daughter in a family of seven. Xenia refused to grant her father a divorce because he was carrying on an affair with a woman in the south of France. Xenia had extramarital affairs. A shy and tongue-tied girl with deep blue eyes and dark hair had a happy childhood after her parents hid their unhappy marriage from their seven children.The English and French versions of her name was Irne. Her mother used to call her " Baby Rina". The Romanovs spoke French better than Russians and used foreign versions of their first names to refer to each other. Her husband-to-be, Felix Yusupov, was a man from a very wealthy family who enjoyed dressing in women's clothing and had sexual relationships with both men and women, but he was also genuinely religious and willing to help others. He had a plan to give his wealth to the poor in imitation of his mentor, Elizabeth Feodorovna. "Felix's ideas are absolutely revolutionary," a disapproving Tsarina Feodorovna once said. Zenaida told him that he had a duty to marry and continue the family line because he was her only surviving son.The future murderer was


title: Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia

texts: horrified by the bloodshed and violence of war. Felix was unsure if he was good for marriage. When he first met her, he was drawn to her. A beautiful girl and an elderly lady were with me when I was out riding. He wrote in his memoirs that he reined in his horse to watch her as she walked on. He was happy to discover that the girl he had seen on the riding trail was the only daughter of the Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich and the Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna. I had plenty of time to admire the beauty of the girl who became my wife and lifelong companion.She looked like her father and had beautiful features. He was drawn to her even more in 1913. She was very shy and reserved, which added a certain mystery to her charm. Her eyes were more eloquent than her conversation, but as she became more expansive, I learned to appreciate her intelligence and sound judgement. I didn't tell her anything she didn't know, and she was far from perturbed by what I told her. According to Yusupov, perhaps because she had grown up with so many brothers, she showed no lack of honesty that had put him off relations with other women. Yusupov's wild past was not understood by her parents.Maria Feodorovna and her parents wanted to call off the wedding when they heard about Felix. It has been speculated that Felix might have been involved in a romantic relationship with Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich, who was one of Felix's friends. Felix was interested in marrying <mask>, but she preferred him. Felix was able to convince the family to allow the


title: Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia

texts: ceremony to go forward. All members of the dynasty who married someone not of royal blood were obliged to sign a document renouncing their rights to the throne. It did not seem to bother her that she had to comply with this regulation before marrying me. It was the society wedding of the year and the last one before World War I as she was a princess of the Imperial House.She wore a diamond and rock-crystal tiara and a lace veil that belonged to Marie Antoinette. The guests at the wedding commented on how attractive Felix and <mask> were. What a bearing! What did you do? One person said it. Nicholas II gave his niece a bag of uncut diamonds, ranging in size from three to seven carats. Other wedding guests gave the couple a lot of precious gems.After the Russian Revolution of 1917, they took many of these gems out of the country and used them to live in exile. When World War I broke out, the Yusupovs were on their honeymoon in Europe and the Middle East. They were briefly held in Berlin. Kaiser Wilhelm II refused to allow them to leave, but offered them a choice of three country estates to live in for the duration of the war. Felix's father was given permission by the Spanish ambassador to return to Russia via neutral Denmark and from there to Petrograd. The Germans called them "Russian pigs" and other names after they left. Felix took advantage of a law that exempts only-sons from military service in order to convert a wing of his palace into a hospital for wounded soldiers.He joined the cadet corps and took an officer's


title: Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia

texts: training course, but didn't want to join the army. Felix is a "downright civilian," dressed all in brown, walked to and fro about the room, searching in some bookcases with magazines. Princess <mask> Felixovna Yusupova, nicknamed "Bebé", was born on March 21, 1915. The father wrote that he would never forget his happiness when he heard the child cry. She wanted to pass her name on to her child. Xenia was so worried about the delivery that she almost gave birth instead. Felix and <mask> were aware of salacious rumors about Rasputin and his association with the worsening political situation that brought rioting, protests and violence.Yusupov and his co-conspirators decided that the country needed to be killed. Felix was trying to get his trust. It has been speculated that Felix told the healer that he needed help to overcome his homosexual impulses and that it was <mask> who needed the help. Felix invited Rasputin to his apartment on the night of the murder. He was told that he would have an opportunity to meet her. The beautiful 21-year-old princess was often the subject of interest from Rasputin. The person was on a visit to the peninsula.It was intended that she would participate in the murder after Felix talked about eliminating Rasputin. Felix wrote to her before the murder, "You too must take part in it." "Dm (itri) Pavlovich is helping and knows all about it." Dm will come back in the middle of December. In late November 1916, Felix received a letter from <mask>. I didn't understand the whole thing. You're going to do

masks: Irina Irina Irina Irina


title: Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia

texts: something crazy.Do not get mixed up in shady businesses. You have decided to do it all without me. Since it's all arranged, I don't see how I can participate. Be careful, in a word. I can see from your letter that you are ready to climb a wall. I'll be in Petrograd on the 12th or 13th, so don't do anything without me, or else I won't come at all. Felix said that his presence by the middle of December was essential.The plan I'm writing you about has been worked out in detail and is three-quarters done, and only the finale is left. The only way to save a situation is to murder it. On December 3, 1916, a frightened <mask> backed out of the plan, saying "I know that if I come, I shall certainly get sick." I would like to cry all the time. My mood is bad. I've never had one like that before. I don't know what's happening to me.Don't take me to Petrograd. You should come down here instead. I apologize for the things I wrote to you. I don't know what's going on with me and I can't go on any more. I think Neurasthenia. Please don't be angry with me. I love you so much.I can't live without you. May the Lord protect you. On 9 December 1916, she warned Felix that she had had a frightening conversation with their 21-month-old daughter. She didn't sleep well a couple of nights ago and kept repeating, "War, nanny, war!" She was asked "war or peace?" the next day. Baby said, "War!" "Say, 'peace,'" I said the next day.She looked at me and said, "War!" It's very strange. The pleas were in vain. Her husband and his co-conspirators went ahead


title: Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia

texts: with the plan without her. Nicolas exiled Yusupov and Dmitri Pavlovich after the killing. Felix was exiled to Rakitnoye, a remote country estate in the Rakityansky District that had been owned by the family since 1729. The army exiled Dmitri to the Persian front.Nicholas II refused to consider the petition that was signed by 16 members of the family. Nicholas II wrote that nobody has the right to kill. I know that there are many others who have consciences that give them no rest. You should have applied to me. The couple at Rakitnoye were found to be "buoyant, but militant" by their father. Felix was hoping that Nicholas and the Russian government would take steps to address the political unrest. Felix didn't allow <mask> to leave Rakitnoye to join her mother in Petrograd because he felt it was too dangerous.The Bolsheviks arrested the Tsar and his family after he abdicated. They were killed at Yekaterinburg on 17 July 1918. Felix and Dmitri were among the few Romanov family members who escaped execution during the Bolshevik Revolution because of his decision to exile them. The Yusupovs returned to the Moika Palace after the abdication of the Tsar. The sale of jewellery and paintings by Rembrandt helped sustain the family in exile. The family boarded a British ship and traveled from Yalta to Malta. Felix bragged about killing Rasputin while on the ship.One of the British officers noted that <mask> appeared shy and retiring at first, but it was only necessary to take a little notice of her pretty, small daughter to break

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title: Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia

texts: through her reserve and discover that she was also very charming and spoke fluent English. They traveled to Italy and then to Paris by train. Felix bribed the officials in Italy with diamonds. They stayed in Htel de Vendme in Paris before going to London. In 1920, they bought a house on the Rue Gutenberg in Boulogne-sur-Seine, where they lived most of their lives. Felix's feelings towards his role in the murder of Rasputin were brought to light by a disagreement between Felix and Dmitri Pavlovich. "You talked about it, you almost boast about it, that you did it with your own hand" said a distraught Dmitri in a letter trying to end his friendship with Felix.In 1924, they founded a short-lived couture house called Irfé, which took its name from the first two letters of the names Felix and <mask>. Some of the dresses were modeled by <mask>. Irfé was re-launched in 2008. The Yusupovs were renowned in the Russian community for their generosity. The family fortune was extinguished by this philanthropy and poor financial management. Their daughter was largely raised by her paternal grandparents. Felix said she became "capricious" because of her unstable upbringing.The day-to-day burdens of child-rearing were too much for Felix and <mask> to handle. The daughter loved her father but had a different relationship with her mother. The family lived from the proceeds of a lawsuit they won against MGM for making a movie. In the film, the lecherous Rasputin seduces the Tsar's only niece. The Czar had three nieces from his wife's siblings,

masks: Irina Irina Irina


title: Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia

texts: but he only had one niece by blood. The Yusupovs won a large judgment against the movie studio. Felix sued CBS in New York for airing a play based on the killing.Felix's commercial rights in his story had been misappropriated because some events were fictionalized. The case must go to trial after the New York's second highest court ruled that briefs and affidavits couldn't be used to resolve the case. CBS won the case according to the obituary. Felix continued to be celebrated as the man who murdered Rasputin even after writing his memoirs. He was haunted by the killing for the rest of his life. He had a reputation as a faith healer. For more than 50 years, Felix and <mask> were close to one another as they were distant from their daughter.Felix died in 1967, and <mask> died three years


title: Lyman W. V. Kennon

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title: Lyman W. V. Kennon

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217As he was beginning his military career, he married Anne Rice of Connecticut. He graduated from the United States Army War College in 1910. After graduating from West Point, <mask> was posted to the cavalry and moved the Uinta Uncompahgre Ute Indians to a new reservation. The first manual adopted by the Army was written by a junior lieutenant in 1884. His 1886 article on "Battle Tactics of Infantry" was widely discussed here and abroad and led to the replacement of Upton's Military Tactics as Army doctrine. There was a critique of the 1886 wholesale incarceration of the Chiricahua Apache tribe for the acts of a few warriors. The whole tribe was punished for the sins of the few.They were not deserving. <mask> joined the US Army Corps of Engineers in 1891 as an engineer to survey a possible route for a canal in Central America. He surveyed Mexico's border with Guatemala and then took the survey to the Nicaraguan border. He was the 2nd American officer after Lt. J.G. in the Spanish–American War. He was recommended for a brevet promotion and the medal of honor for reaching the blockhouse on top of San Juan Hill. He was the acting Secretary of Commerce and Agriculture in Cuba after the war. <mask> arrived in the Philippines on October 9, 1899, where he participated in military actions during the Philippine–American War.He was the Military Governor of the province from

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title: Lyman W. V. Kennon

texts: November 1900 to March 1901. He read the Koran in preparation for his assignment. From 1901 to 1903, he built the Iligan to Lake Lanao road and then, at the request of the Governor, he finished the Benguet Road from Manila to Baguio in 18 months. The job was expected to take no less than 3 years and he did it where others had failed. This accomplishment earned him a personal letter of commendation from President Theodore Roosevelt, who described him as "the type of man we should keep an eye on." He was a delegate to the Pan-American Congress and Military Attache in 1906 and traveled to Japan and Brazil to look at railroads. He was sent to Alaska to survey the boundary with Canada as well as being requested by Costa Rica to survey its southern boundary.In support of the U.S.–Mexican Border War, he commanded the 161st depot brigade. After training 17,000 troops at Camp Greene in North Carolina and assuming command of the 171st brigade and 86th division at Camp Grant in Illinois, he was denied the right to take his division overseas because of an unfavorable medical diagnosis. He died after the division left New York at the Hotel Cumberland in New York City due to the flu. The legacy of the <mask> family includes the Indian Campaign medal, Spanish Campaign medal, Philippine Campaign medal, Mexican Service medal, and Mexican Border service medal. One important detail succeeded another with


title: Lyman W. V. Kennon

texts: great energy, unusual ability and high purpose. I followed this figure for years, Utah Indian reservations, North, South, East, West, Central America, Europe, Cuba, the Philippines, China, Japan, Korea, South America, Alaska, Hawaii, our Mexican border. They are <mask> and Anne B.<mask> had no children. She died in Los Angeles, California in 1945 and was buried with her husband at Arlington National Cemetery. <mask> was admitted to the Sons of the Revolution on 17 September 1894 and has been an active member ever since. Captain Asaph Hall was a company commander in the Connecticut Infantry in the 18th century. He was a member of the Connecticut House of Representatives. <mask>'s uncle Asaph Hall III was an astronomer in the U.S. The Naval Observatory.He was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution. In addition to Kennon Road in the Philippines, Kennon Street in Charlotte, North Carolina was also named for him in recognition of his military service. There were deaths from the Spanish flu in New York and the United States Military Academy

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