title: Max Schrems

texts: his place of residence because he was a consumer of Facebook. <mask> was accused of having a commercial interest in his legal actions against Facebook. Judge Slunsky-Jost said that Schrems could benefit from the media interest in his career. The Court decided that he wouldn't qualify as a consumer and wouldn't be able to file his home court in Vienna. In October 2015, the Higher Regional Court of Vienna reversed the regional court ruling and found that he is a consumer. The Higher Regional Court in Vienna ruled that 20 of the 22 claims in the lawsuit can be brought in Vienna, but they are not able to form a class action for procedural reasons.Only a "model case" was brought by this limited Schrems. The key matter of forming a class action under EU and Austrian law was allowed to be appealed to the Austrian Supreme Court. The appeal was filed on November 2nd. The Higher Regional Court of Vienna confirmed the judgement of the Regional Court for Civil Law Matters, but the war continues since in Schrems' words, the regional courts have not. They did not find against Facebook's assertion that it could use a contract of adhesion to define the limits of their data-handling obligations under the DPD. The matter was referred to the Austrian Supreme Court by Schrems in December of 2020. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into effect in Ireland on May 25, 2018, caused complaints to be filed against companies for coercing their users into accepting their data collection policies.A total of three complaints were filed. There were more complaints filed against Amazon, Apple Music, and other companies. His non-profit, noyb.eu, alleged that they failed to respond, did not include sufficient background information, or provided insufficient or unintelligible raw data. Noyb predicted a maximum fine of 18.8 billion for the 8 companies. The Irish High Court referred the case (now called Data Protection Commissioner v Facebook Ireland and Maximillian Schrems)


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texts: to theCJEU, along with eleven questions to address the validity of the SCC, at the conclusion of Schrems I. Judgement was given on July 16, 2020. Ireland's Data Protection Commission ordered Facebook to stop transferring data from EU citizens to the US in September 2020.If the conditions are not met, a 4% fine will be applied. Nick Clegg, VP of Global Affairs and Communications, wrote a response to Facebook on September 9, 2020. Even though the laws regarding data transfer are changing, more legal clarity is needed for everyone involved, and Clegg advocated a revision to the Privacy Shield. There is a seeming contradiction between the Privacy Shield, which applies to EU-US data transfers, and the court that invalidated it. There could be repercussions on trans-Atlantic intelligence services in March 2021. Citing national security and member states' rights, a new initiative has formed in an attempt to keep European intelligence services beyond court jurisdiction. EU member state governments, led by France, are trying to insert a national security exemption into the pending ePrivacy Regulation that would exclude third-party states such as the U.S.The Irish High Court rejected judicial review proceedings in May of 2021. There were a number of complaints, including procedural faults, unfair targeting of Facebook versus other data processors, and the failure of the court to answer questions by Facebook. The DPC's procedures were lawful, but Mr Justice David Barniville acknowledged that Facebook's questions about the proceedings should have been answered. NOYB - "None Of Your Business" was co-founded by <mask>. The General Data Protection Regulation, the proposed ePrivacy Regulation, and information privacy are all supported by NOYB. Many of the latest court cases he has been involved in have been brought by NOYB. Fight for your Data is one of the books <mask> has written in German.The EFF Pioneer Award 2017: Forbes 30 under 30 Europe, Law & Policy Notes References

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title: Konstantin Khabensky

texts: A Russian actor of stage and film, director and philanthropist is born. He moved to the Moscow Art Theatre in 2002 and is still active. In Motion and Women's Property were the first two films in which <mask> played a lead role. His international breakthrough came with the films Night Watch and Day Watch as the protagonists, and he gained recognition with the TV series Deadly Force. Poor Relatives is one of the films with him in the lead role. The Method and Everything That Was... One of the most acclaimed actors in Russia, <mask> has earned numerous awards, including two Nika Awards for The Geographer Drank His Globe Away.The Russian Guild of Film Critics Award is one of the awards he has won. The most popular actor in Russia in the first 15 years of the 21st century was <mask>. He played the role of Alexander Pechersky in the movie Sobibor, which was his directorial debut. The Konstantin Khabensky Charitable Foundation was established in 2008 to provide assistance to children with oncological and other serious brain ailments. The child of Yuri Aronovich <mask> and Tatiana Gennadievna Khabenskaya was born in Leningrad. His mother was a mathematics teacher and his parents were engineers. Natalia is his older sister.In 1981 he and his family moved to Nizhnevartovsk, where he lived for four years. The family went back to Leningrad in 1985. There were eight classes in secondary school No. After three years at the Technical College of Aviation Instrument Engineering and Automation, <mask> realized that he didn't want to work in this field. He tried many jobs including as a janitor, cleaner, street musician, and then was hired as a lighting technician at the theatre studio "Subbota" where he performed for the first time. The Leningrad State Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinema (course of Veniamin Filshtinsky) was where his classmates were. His

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texts: graduation was in 1995 and he was in Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot.He appeared in a minor role in the 1994 comedy film To whom will God send, where he made his cinematic debut. After graduating from the Russian State Institute of Performing Arts, <mask> worked at the Perekriostok Experimental Theater for a year. He acted in the theatre in Saint Petersburg. In 1996 he moved to Moscow and became a stage actor in the Satyricon Theatre. He worked there for a short time and returned to the theatre. He presented regional TV in the department of music and information programs. He acted in three pictures in 1998.The lead role of Andrei Kalinin, a young aspiring actor who decides to seduce the aging actress and professor of a teaching institute, was played by <mask>. He won the Best Male actor award at the Gatchina Literature and Cinema Film Festival. An uncredited role of a musician in the social drama of Aleksei German, Khrustalyov, My Car!, was played by <mask>. He said that he got his first roles by chance. The Hungarian director Tomas Toth had a meeting with the actor. He asked if he would act. "I will!" I said.We drank from a container. Work began in the cinema. He was cast in a similar way in Women's Property. The actor was in the studio when a man came across and looked at him. I don't know you either! We parted. People came up to me and said that I had been approved for a role in a new film by the director.<mask> played a small role in The Admirer. Vladimir Fokin's House for the Rich was the next notable work in the cinema. He will play in another film by Meskhiev next year. After he was cast as an investigator in the crime procedural comedy-drama series Deadly Force, he received a lot of attention from Russian television viewers. In Motion was the directorial debut of Filipp Yankovsky, and was played by Sasha Guriev. The film was about a

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texts: successful and charming journalist who discovers that he has found compromising evidence on a politician. He won the Best Male actor award at the Vivat, Russian Cinema festival.He played a musician similar to John Lennon in the television series Lines of Fate. He had a supporting role in the comedy Peculiarities of National Politics. In addition to being a member of the Moscow Art Theatre stage cast, he has also acted in Alexander Vampilov's Duck Hunting, The White Guard, and Hamlet. Night Watch and Day Watch were blockbuster fantasy films directed by Timur Bekmambetov. Light Others and Dark Others are supernatural forces that control daytime and nighttime. The duology made $73 million internationally, making it a box office success. According to Bekmambetov, he needed an actor for the role of Gorodetsky who was handsome, naive, slightly cunning and had a conscience.The success of the films in Russia and abroad has made <mask> one of the best-known Russian actors in the West. Our Own is the fifth film in which <mask> and Meskhiev have worked together. He had a supporting role in Goddess: How I fell in Love. In 2005, he was in FilippYankovsky's historical mystery film The State Counsellor, an adaptation of Boris Akunin's novel. Green was a revolutionary who tried to kill the governor of Moscow. He received his first Golden Eagle Award for this role. He acted in two works by Lungin in the same year, including a comedy film about a grifter called Poor Relatives.Although largely an ensemble piece, thesp <mask>, a ubiquitous presence in Russian films these days, steals the show with his shambling, sleazeball Letov. The Russian Guild of Film Critics gave the Best Male actor award to <mask>. The conspiracy version of the death of the Russian poet Sergei Yesenin was told in the miniseries Yesenin. The character would be reexamined in the biographical

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texts: series. The Fall of the Empire and Female Novel was a television series. Rush Hour was directed by Oleg Fesenko and was based on a novel by Jerzy Stawiski. The television series Filipp's Bay was aired in the same year as Day Watch.The Irony of Fate 2 was a sequel to The Irony of Fate. The plot centered on the grown-up children of the parents who were in the same situation many years ago. The film made $55 million against a $5 million budget, with $49 million coming from the Russian box-office alone. He won the Best Comedy actor prize at the MTV Russia Movie Awards. In 2007, he played Denis Maltsev in The Russian Triangle, a film about two brothers who survive brutal torture and Chechen captivity. The 2008 biographical movie The Admiral was filmed by <mask> and Boyarskaya. The leader of the anti-communist White movement during the Russian Civil War was portrayed by him.The film made $38 million at the box office. The MTV Russia Movie Awards and Golden Eagle Awards named him the best actor. In the same year, he was in a film called The Ghost. The picture was about a crime novelist in a creative crisis who becomes a witness to a murder and his fate is linked to the hired killer who committed it. The Miracle was written and directed by Aleksandr Proshkin. After dancing with an icon of Saint Nicholas, the urban legend of Zoya became paralyzed. Milla Jovovich co-stars with him in the 2010 comedy Lucky Trouble.The film was about a school teacher traveling to Moscow to get married but who on his way there is mistaken for a football coach which puts him in danger of missing his own wedding. He played a prosecutor in the supernatural courtroom drama seriesHeavenly Court, who died and became a prosecutor in the afterlife. He appeared in two films during the same year. He played the role of Alexei Turbin in The White Guard, based on the novel of the same


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texts: name. The Geographer Drank His Globe Away was directed by Alexander Veledinsky. It was based on a novel. His acting received a lot of praise.Thanks to the charismatic, sardonic performance as Victor, even personal deterioration proves fascinating and consistently entertaining. The Russian Guild of Film Critics Awards, Nika Awards and the Golden Eagle Awards were where the Best Actor prize was won by <mask>. He played singer Pyotr Leschenko in a biographical musical television series. All of the songs in the series were performed by <mask>, who took singing classes to prepare for the shooting. He starred in The Adventurers, a movie about underwater diving treasure hunters. During a scene, the actor almost drowned because his gas cylinder was not filled with air. In Yolki 1914, <mask> was an officer of the army.He has served as narrator in all installments of the comedy anthology film series Yolki. In 2015, <mask> was cast as a police investigator named Rodion Meglin in a crime drama series called The Method. He was the best actor of a television series. He was the only actor on screen when he played an employee of a collecting firm in the film Collector. The film was described as a "brilliant solo performance with one of the best Russian actors of our time" by the Russian edition of The Hollywood Reporter. He received an award for his performance in the film. He played the eccentric father in The Good Boy by Oksana Karas.The biographical novel of the same name by Christine Nstlinger was the basis for the Austrian film Fly Away Home. He had to learn his lines in German. In The Age of Pioneers, which was directed by Dmitriy Kiselev, <mask> played the role of a fighter pilot. He played Leon Trotsky in a biographical miniseries directed by Alexander Kott and <mask>. He received an award from the Association of Film and Television Producers in Russia.

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texts: He played two roles in the film, based on the novel Soulless of the 21st century. The person is Sergey Minaev.The film tells the story of a popular writer and TV host who is suddenly replaced with a double. The lead role of Alexander Pechersky was played by <mask> in his directorial debut. The only successful uprising in a Nazi death camp is the subject of the film. Christopher is also in it. The film was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards. Wanted, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, World War Z, and Black Sea are some of the American movies he played in. Due to re-shooting of the 30 Minutes of the ending, <mask>'s role as Russian soldier was cut in World War Z.The language barrier stopped him from taking on serious roles in Hollywood. From January 2000 until her death from a brain tumor on December 3, 2008, Anastasiya Khabenskaya was married to personal life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life life Ivan was born in Moscow on September 25, 2007. He lives in Russia. On June 3, 2016 the actress gave birth to their daughter. He doesn't talk about his personal life because he doesn't see the need to show it to the press. The Konstantin Khabensky Charitable Foundation provides assistance to children with oncological and other serious brain ailments.Non-profit studios of creative development have been opened by <mask>. The studios under the name "Operenie" have a festival once a year. In 2003 and 2016 he was chosen as the actor of the year. The Russian Public Opinion Research Center named <mask> and Sergei Bezrukov as the most popular actors in Russia. The most popular actor in Russia in the first 15 years of the 21st century was identified by the data of the website KinoPoisk. He was a sex symbol for a long

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title: William Finlay, 2nd Viscount Finlay

texts: The 2nd Viscount <mask> was a British judge and peer who served as a Lord Justice of Appeal from 1939 to 1945. <mask>, the son of the Lord Chancellor, was called to the English bar in 1901. He was a High Court judge in 1924 and a Lord Justice of appeal in 1938. His competence was not questioned despite his rapid rise to professional prominence. He became the second and last Viscount <mask> in 1929. During both World Wars, <mask> was involved in economic warfare against Germany and was responsible for two influential reports on the English legal aid system. After the Second World War, <mask> was involved in the prosecution of German war crimes, serving as the British representative to the United Nations War Crimes Commission, and fighting against British official indifference and obstruction.The work took a heavy toll on his health, leading to his premature death in 1945. The son of a Scottish barrister and a Scottish woman was born in London in October of 1875. <mask> served as Lord Chancellor in Lloyd George's government between 1916 and 1919. <mask> was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he placed third in the classical tripos in 1897. He was president of the Cambridge Union in 1898. He joined the Northern Circuit after being called to the bar by the Middle Temple. He was appointed junior counsel to the Board of Inland Revenue by his father in 1905.The choice caused controversy because of his father's position and his short standing at the bar. His predecessor, Sidney Rowlatt, had fourteen years' experience at the bar when he was appointed. The Law Times was critical of the appointment, writing: Of this gentleman's ability and qualifications for this important and not unrenumerative post, we confess our entire ignorance, a lack of knowledge that is shared by the profession generally. It is argued that appointing a

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texts: barrister of four years and six months' standing to a position of this description can only be described as a job. He was appointed a King's Counsel. During World War I, he served as chairman of theContraband Committee in 1916, vice-chairman of the Allied Blockade Committee from 1917 to 1919, and as a temporary adviser to the Foreign Office for the Paris Peace Conference. In 1920, he was appointed a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire.He was made an Officer of the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus. He appeared in front of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council after returning to the bar. He appeared in the House of Lords before his father, who was a judge. He was the Commissioner of Assize for the Northern Circuit from 1921 to 1922. The International Blockade Commission had a British representative. He was elected as a bencher of the Middle Temple in 1924. The King's Bench Division of the High Court needed two more judges to deal with the cases that were late.In December 1924, he was appointed to one of the new positions. The appointment caused controversy because his father was still active in the judiciary. The Law Times said that Sir <mask> must be accounted for as a singularly fortunate man because he was passed over for those who had prior claims for consideration and whose appointment would have strengthened the King. The revenue list was tried on the bench by Mr Justice Rowlatt, who presided over a number of notable criminal trials. He was tried for murder in 1925. His summing-up speech, in which he pointed out the forensic evidence of Sir Bernard Spilsbury for the prosecution, proved to be controversial. He took three hours to pronounce the sentence for 31 prison rioters.Woolmington was tried for murder in 1935 but the jury was unable to reach a verdict. He was tried for the murder of his father. Norman


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texts: Birkett convinced the jury to return a verdict of manslaughters by referring to the father's behavior towards his family, and <mask> sentenced Meakin to a short term of twelve months' imprisonment. The Committee on Legal Aid for the Poor was chaired by <mask> in 1925. The Committee's two reports on criminal legal aid and civil legal aid outside of the High Court concluded that there was no need for a major reform of the English legal aid system. The second report stated that "it is manifestly in the interests of the State that its citizens should be healthy, not that they should be litigious." After his father's death in 1929, <mask> became the second Viscount.He became an ex officio Railway and Canal Commissioner for England in 1937. The Court of Appeal had to create a third division because of the Second World War. The Privy Council swore in <mask> as one of the three new Lords Justices in October of 1938. During the Second World War, he was appointed to chair the Contraband Committee of the Ministry of Economic Warfare, which reflected his work during the First World War. After the end of the war in Europe, Lord Selborne, the Minister of Economic warfare, was going to produce a report on the future of the ministry, but he was going to recommend that the ministry should be abolished. In the 1945 New Year honours list, he was promoted a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire. He was chosen as the British representative to the United Nations War Crimes Commission because he was frustrated by the British government's failure to respond to the Commission's proposals for the prosecution of war criminals.The relationship between the Commission and the British government was at a low point, with the Norwegian government withdrawing from the Commission out of frustration. Sir <mask>, the Foreign Office Legal Adviser, wanted

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texts: to appoint a prominent figure to show that the British government cared about the Commission's work. The British war crimes inter-departmental committee was chaired by <mask>. The Foreign Office and HMG were not able to accuse them of being involved in unnecessary delays because of the example of Sir Cecil Hurst. There was obstruction from certain parts of the government. The proposal to have German prisoners of war questioned at the London Cage on war crimes was vetoed by Patrick Dean at the Foreign Office on the grounds that asking them anything more than their name, rank, and number would violate the Geneva Conventions. The British Army lost important evidence of war crimes because it was disorganized.There was a trip to Buchenwald concentration camp with the UN War Crimes Commission. He admitted to friends that he never felt well again after his return. His peerages became extinct after he died in a nursing home. He was expected to be the British choice for the new International Court of Justice. According to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, G.R. Rubin described <mask> as "competent but not outstanding" both at the bar and on the bench, although he praised his courage and zeal in his drive to make governments pursue German war criminals in the face of officialdom. The judicial demeanor of <mask> was described as dignified and courteous. He was said to be personable and fun to be around.He shared his father's interest in literature and was described by The Times as a scholar with a vein of old-world culture. He was a reader of the Middle Temple in 1933. The daughter of Edward Kirkpatrick Hall was married to <mask> in 1903. They had a daughter who married a Vice-Admiral in 1939. The Order of the British Empire Queen's Bench Division judges, as well as members of the Privy Council, the recipients of the British Queen's

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title: Helmuth Plessner

texts: published in 1957. The Levels of Organic Life and the Human is part of the forms of living series. References de Mul. There is a book called Plessner's Philosophical Anthropology. Amsterdam University Press published Perspectives and Prospects. Dietze, Carola: Nachgeholtes Leben, <mask> Plessner 1892–1985, Gttingen: Wallstein, 2006 is called "Hedwig-Hintze-Preis desDeutschen Historikerverbandes" Exzentrische Positionalitt.Plessners Grundkategorie was published in 2000. Print. "Fischer, Joachim." Panzer Oder Maske. Plessners referred to the Klte as the Oder Sozialtheorie. Eine Debatte. The Main: Suhrkamp.80–102. Print. "Fischer, Joachim." Anthropologie: Eine Denkrichtung des 20. Jahrhunderts. Karl Alber, 2008. Print.Kockelkoren, Petran: The Mouse in the Cat's Claws, was published in 2000. White Horse published Ecology, Technology and Culture in 1994. There is a theory of eccentricity. A contribution to the philosophy of medicine. Artificial by nature. In Amsterdam University Press, there is a book called <mask>'s Philosophical Anthropology: Perspectives and Prospects. There is a discussion list on issues related to the work of <mask>

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title: Jay Armstrong Johnson

texts: <mask> is an American actor, singer, and dancer who has appeared in Broadway musicals, including On the Town and The Phantom of the Opera. On September 1, 1987, <mask> was born in Fort Worth, Texas. He made his professional debut at the age of thirteen in the touring production of Peter Pan. <mask> worked directly with the composer in a 2008 production of the musical Floyd Collins at New York University's Steinhardt School of Music. <mask> left NYU to play the role of Mark in the national tour of the Broadway revival of A Chorus Line. <mask> joined the American national tour of A Chorus Line in the role of Mark and went on to play the lead role of Claude in the Broadway revival of Hair. The production won the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical.He played Jack Kelly in the first reading of Newsies. In the original Broadway cast of the musical, <mask> was a backup for the lead role of Frank Abagnale. In the original cast of Hands on a Hardbody, <mask> played Greg Wilhote. <mask> starred in the Lincoln Center and New York Philharmonic production of Sweeney Todd. Charles Isherwood praised <mask>'s performance in the New York Times review. In the Broadway revival of Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden, and Adolph Green's On the Town, <mask> played the role of Chip. <mask> received two Clive Barnes Award nominations for his performance.The New York City Opera production of Leonard Bernstein's Candide was directed by Harold Prince. He received praise for his performance as the title character. The world premiere of Fire and Air was held at Classic Stage Company. <mask> was playing Léonide Massine. The production was directed by a Tony Award winner. On April 30, 2018, <mask> joined the Broadway company of The Phantom of the Opera in the role of Vicomte de Chagny, again directed by Harold Prince. The role was played by <mask> for over a year.The role of Bobby was played by <mask> in New York City Center's 75th Anniversary Gala presentation of A Chorus Line. The production was directed and choreographed by Bob Avian and ran for seven performances at City Center in November. The world premiere of Adam Gwon and Michael Mitnick's musical

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texts: Scotland, PA, based on the film of the same name, was held at the Roundabout Theatre Company. <mask> received two nominations for his performance as Banko in a musical, one for Outstanding featured actor in a musical and one for Outstanding featured actor in a musical. The Outer Critics Circle Awards gave <mask> an honor for his performance in the musical. In early 2020, <mask> returned to Lincoln Center's David Geffen Hall in a 50th anniversary presentation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. The New York premiere of the musical Darling Grenadine was directed by Michael Berresse, who also directed <mask> in the one-night-only event.<mask>'s acting was praised by Laura Collins-Hughes in the New York Times. <mask> performed in a series of concerts at New York's 54 Below, featuring over a dozen musicians and guest appearances from other vocalists. <mask>'s vocal performance was praised by Stephen Holden in The New York Times. The album of the concert was released by Broadway Records. Straight Outta Oz was a visual album by Todrick Hall. He performed a duet with Hall. <mask> made his Carnegie Hall debut with Michael Feinstein.In April of last year, <mask> appeared in a MasterVoices production of Babes in Toyland. <mask> has produced and starred in an annual Halloween-themed fundraiser, a musical parody of the beloved Disney film Hocus Pocus that has featured appearances by Broadway performers. The event was held at New York's (Le) Poisson Rouge venue. <mask> was cast in the recurring role of an FBI recruit on the ABC show. He played the character in all three seasons. <mask> is gay. <mask> won a Drama Desk Award as part of the ensemble of the production of Working.<mask> received two Drama Desk Award nominations for his performance as Banko in Roundabout Theatre Company's production of Scotland, PA, a musical based on the film of the same name. There are links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to

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title: Virginie Efira

texts: <mask> was born on May 5, 1977 in Belgium. It Boy was her first leading role. She received a Magritte Award for Best Actress and a César Award for Best Actress for her performance in In Bed with Victoria. She appeared in several films, including the drama An Impossible Love and the black comedy Bye Bye Morons. She is the daughter of Carine Verelst, a hemato-oncologist. The person is of partial Greek descent. She was hired by Club RTL to present a children's show.She presented A la recherche de la nouvelle Star in Belgium. She was offered the job of presenting Belgian's version of Star Academy in 2002. She became one of M6's main public faces after being cast to be a weather girl on the channel. She replaced Benjamin Castaldi as host of the musical reality show Nouvelle Star at the end of the show's fourth series. She presents various shows on the spin-off channel. In 2004, she appeared as Dr. Liz Wilson in the French-language version of Garfield: The Movie and in the French version of the 2005 film Robots. She voiced the characters of Kitty Softpaws in Puss in Boots and Mavis in Hotel Transylvania.The French show Kaamelott featured <mask> in two episodes. She participated in the event in 2010. My Worst Nightmare was directed by Anne Fontaine and had a supporting role for <mask>. She won the Audience Award at the 2nd Magritte Awards. In the romantic comedy It Boy, <mask> and Pierre Niney played a woman and a boy. The film received positive reviews in France. Variety wrote that she has a particular talent for conveying thoughts and eliciting laughs using facial expressions alone, a gift that gets another glorious workout here.In Bed with Victoria was a romantic

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texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 She was nominated in the Best Actress category for her performance in the film. She was nominated for a Cesar Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the comedy Sink or Swim, which was screened out of competition at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival. She was praised for her performance in the drama Keep Going, with The Hollywood Reporter writing that she "is excellent here as a woman caught between her fiercely independent nature and her desire to be a good mother, trying to steer her son on the right path". In the following year, she starred in the comedy-drama, which was directed by Justine Triet. The film received mostly positive reviews and was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the festival.Variety stated that "Sibyl seals the arrival of <mask>, once pegged as a likable but lightweight comedienne, as a first-class leading lady of consistently expanding range and elan, with the emotional honesty and sarcasm to pull off the more outrageous character turns in Triet and The actress plays several roles at the same time, including the astute psychologist, the struggling author, the affectionate yet neglectful mom, and the fervid lover in two very candid sex scenes, and she does each one extremely well, according to The Hollywood Reporter. She starred in Anne Fontaine's drama Night Shift, in which she played one of three officers who are tasked with escorting an illegal immigrant to the airport, where he will be forced


title: Ayyathan Gopalan

texts: "Darsarji", also known as "Darsar Sahib", was an Indian physician, writer, philanthropist, social reformer, and Renaissance leader. He is the founder and leader of the Sugunavardhini movement. He fought to end social practices that he thought were unethical. Among his followers were several spiritual leaders. It was titled "P. Kunhiraman as "Brahmavadhi" and "Sivayogi as "Brahmananda Swami". He received the highest civilian award and title, the "Rao Sahib", from the British government for his services. The formation of the Sugunavardhini movement and Brahmosamaj played a significant role.<mask> was the first son of <mask> and Kallat Ammal. During British rule in India, <mask> Janaki Ammal was the first female doctor in the district of Madras Presidency. He believed in caste at an early age. The Renaissance leader had his hair cut as part of a protest during his high school years, contrary to the traditional way in which members of the ruling aristocratic community were forced to grow their hair and make a tuft of hair. Reluctant to observe customs. He lived as a true Brahmin until his death. He worked as a free man to revive society from all social evils, even though he did not oppose any reform movements or caste movements.He did not speak for the upliftment of the caste in which he was born. He criticized the superstitions inside his caste. He was excommunicated from the thiyyar caste at an early age because he didn't follow their customs and didn't live as a Thiyya. He joined Madras Medical College in 1884 after studying at several schools. He became an executive member of the General Committee of Calcutta Brahmo Samaj after reading about the Raja Ram Mohan Roy's Brahmo Samaj. He was part of the committee's annual conferences at various locations across India. He entered into government service after obtaining a medical degree.He was a medic in several hospitals in South India. On

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title: Ayyathan Gopalan

texts: December 30, 1894, <mask> married Kallat Kausallyaammal. The wedding was conducted by a Brahmo leader and social reformer. The wedding was presided over by several Brahmo leaders. The first Brahmo wedding of South India was conducted at Madras Brahmosamaj. Kausallyaammal was involved in social reform activities. The establishment of Brahmosamaj branches in Kerala was started by a doctor named <mask>.He joined the Calicut Lunatic asylum in 1897 as its first Indian superintendent. atrocities against women and children were at their peak due to caste and racial discrimination, malicious practices, and social injustices. In 1893, he instituted Brahmosamaj in the state. The first branch of Brahmo Samaj was established on 17 January 1898. To conduct prayers and meetings. The school was opened to the public on October 1, 1900. The was inaugurated by the king of Calicut.In 1924, the second branch of Brahmo Samaj was established. Social reforms made great strides under the leadership of <mask>avardhini movement was started in the year 1900 by <mask> and Kausallyaammal. He worked to foster human values in children, attract children to his social activities, protect the rights of women, and provide free education to the Harijan communities that were poorly treated by the higher castes. They led reforms to oppose idolatry, promote and conduct inter-caste marriages, maintain gender equality, eradicate untouchability, caste and racial discrimination, and conduct mass prayers. The Thali Road strike was participated in by <mask>.The impact of Sugunavardhini and Brahmosamaj can be seen in the hymns for prayers sung at Brahmo Samaj. He worked to promote non-idol worship and conducted several inter-caste marriages. "Brahmodharma", better known as the Brahmosamaj Bible, was written in Bengali and was translated into Malaya. He used dramas, public awareness campaign, and writings to promote his

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title: Ayyathan Gopalan

texts: ideology. The Sugunavardhini Movement and Brahmo Samaj were mostly composed of professionals and intellectuals with a secular approach to reform. He did not raise his children to live under a particular race, religion or creed. Without a caste name, their name has been retained as "Brahmo".All of his children are married. They were married according to rituals. His family and followers are casteless even today. The annual general meeting of the Brahmo Samaj was described by Rabindranath Tagore as the "Raja Ram Mohan Roy of Kerala". On 4 June 1917, the British Government gave the highest civilian award and title, Rao Sahib, to <mask> for his social and humanitarian services. He died at the age of 85. The Bible of Brahmo Samaj, Brahmodharma, which was originally written in Bengali, was translated to Malaya in 1904.He wrote songs and keerthanams to be sung during prayer meetings. He used drama, public awareness, and writings to spread his reform ideologies. His famous dramas were performed by PSV Natya sangam for many years. His first book is called Brahmadharmam saranjiniparinayam and is a musical drama. There are books about the life of mother Kallat Chiruthammal. "Darsar, The untold story of an unheralded hero" is the first authenticative biography book. Appan oru ormapusthakam is the first biography book written by Ayathan Alok.The first biography of a hero written in English is called Darsar. Dr. <mask> <mask>'s memoir was edited by V.R. Govindhanunni and published by Mathrubhumi books. The year 1967. The Sahitya Pravarthaka Co-operative Society is in Kottayam. There is a national book stall. Prof.Sreedharamenon is a professor. Modern Kerala: Studies in Social and Agrarian Relations was published in 1988."Peasantry and the Anti-Imperialist Struggles in Malaya". A social scientist. 16 (9): 35–45 . Biography of Brahmanada Sivayogi was written by K Bheeman, Asathyathil, ninnu

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title: Danny Cipriani

texts: <mask> is an English rugby union player. He played in the English and Australian Super Rugby. He plays two positions. He played for England. <mask> has been capped for England 16 times. The Wimbledon College prep school is in Donhead. After being spotted as a rugby talent at Donhead, he was offered a full scholarship and was advised to move to the Junior House of The Oratory School near Reading in order to continue his development.He moved to the school after Common Entrance. He played junior football for Queens Park Rangers and was offered youth terms by Reading. He was a schoolboy cricket player. He was invited to join a cricket club. He played squash at the county level. He developed his passion for the game after playing club rugby at Rosslyn Park. Tony Durrant was a former coach.The youth level coaches that encouraged the flamboyant playstyle have been given credit by Cipriani. Bobby Walsh was acknowledged for taking a special interest in his development at the club. In December 2004 he made his debut in the Powergen Cup at the age of 17 after joining the academy. In the 2006–07 season, he joined the academy full-time. He played for the under-21 team and the A team before moving to the first team in 2007. He was part of the team that won the 2007 Heineken Cup Final. After Alex King left Wasps in the summer of 2007, the fly-half position at the club became vacant, and after playing in a number of positions for the club in the early games of the 2008 season, <mask>i played two games at fly-half against Gloucester.Their sprinting coach confirmed that he is quicker than Sackey. Josh Lewsey and <mask> were involved in a training ground fight. The incident at the training ground left <mask> with a bloody nose and a cut lip. Lewsey accused Cipriani of missing tackles during a full-contact session. During the play-off victory over Bath, Cipriani suffered a fractured ankle. In the 49th minute at Adams Park, <mask> was trapped at the bottom of a ruck after being tackled by Olly Barkley. He was

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title: Danny Cipriani

texts: out of England's tour of New Zealand due to an ankle injury.The injury ruled him out of the final. On 1 October 2008, Cipriani made his return to the club. His recovery was described as remarkable, given the severity of the injury, and his return was six weeks to two months ahead of schedule. He will return stronger in the tackle, fitter and faster than before due to his superb attitude and hard work, according to his sprint coach. The number 10 shirt was regained for the 2008 Autumn Internationals by <mask>i. He was dropped after losing to South Africa and Australia. Critics raised concerns about whether he was fully committed to rugby because of his high-profile relationship with model Kelly brook.He scored his first try of the season in the match against Northampton Saints, a match in which he injured himself. He was unable to play in the Autumn Internationals for England. It was two months before he played in a game for the first time in over a year. The Amlin Challenge Cup semi-final was the last home match for Cipriani. The Melbourne Rebels were announced in February of 2010. "<mask> is coming for the right reasons," said Rod Macqueen. He is on the right path.There was a lot of speculation about <mask>'s chances of being selected for the Rugby World Cup. While England's manager Martin Johnson said he wouldn't pick Cipriani if he moved to the southern hemisphere, former English international Austin Healey said he believed he could still play for England at the tournament in New Zealand. In August 2010 Neil Warnock, manager of the London-based football club Queens Park Rangers, said that he might play for the reserves in preparation for his move to Melbourne. He trained with a London football club. In September of 2010, he went to Denver to train with the Colorado Rapids. If he didn't enjoy his first season in Melbourne, he was offered the chance to sign with the Milton Keynes Dons. Despite issues with his Australian work visa, he joined the Rebels for pre-season training.He was one of

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texts: two captains to lead the Rebels in two friendly trials against the visiting Tongans. The first England international player to join an Australian rugby club is <mask>. He has scored over 100 points in 12 matches for the Rebels. He lost the chance to play more because of his ill-discipline. The Rebels scored their first points of the game from a penalty kick by <mask>. He scored 17 points in the game and helped the Rebels to their first ever win. The problems with the Rebels have been caused by <mask>'s off-field behavior.He was accused of taking a bottle of alcohol from behind a bar after the first match of the season. He was fined by the club for his match payment. He and Richard Kingi were stood down for the game against the Reds because they failed to meet standards. He was left out of the squad for the two matches in South Africa. He was criticized for his poor defence in 2011. Sale Sharks have signed a new three-year contract with <mask>, who will join them at the start of the next season. He scored over 200 points in the first four games of the 2012–13 LV= Cup, making him the second-highest points scorer behind Ben Botica.He was part of Sale's survival bid and helped them reach the LV= Cup Final. England's 30-man squad for the New Zealand tour was selected in May of last year. In February 2016 it was announced that <mask> would return to the team. After two seasons with Wasps, <mask> joined Gloucester Rugby. He was voted Player of the Year by the Rugby Players Association. He left Gloucester on December 15, 2020. He signed a one-year deal with Bath in March of 2021.He joined the club in May of 2021. He played fly-half for England in the Under-19 World Cup but was unable to complete the tournament due to a head injury. The Saxons won the Churchill Cup in 2007. He wasn't selected for the Rugby World Cup for England despite spending the summer in their training camp. He was called up to the England squad. When he broke into the first team, many experts called for him to be shifted to

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texts: full-back, a position he excelled at with Wasps. He was going to make his England debut at full-back in the game against Scotland on March 8, 2008.Two days before he was to make his full England debut, he was axed from the squad due to "inappropriate behavior". The athlete was photographed leaving a nightclub in the middle of the night. He started the match against Ireland on March 15, 2008, which England won 33–10. He had a successful match, converting all of his goal kicks. The England Saxons squad was named in July of 2008. He scored 19 points on his return to England. In the 1st and 3rd tests of the England rugby union tour of New Zealand, <mask> came off the bench.He was on the bench for the opening match of the Six Nations but didn't make an appearance. He replaced George Ford in the second half against Italy and scored a try. England won 47–17. The final 31 men for the Rugby World Cup were left out. Eddie Jones left <mask> out of his first elite player squad for the Six Nations. <mask> was arrested for drunk driving after the car he was driving was involved in a collision with a taxi. He was found guilty of drunk-driving after a five-day trial.He was banned from driving for 18 months and ordered to pay fines and costs. During a pre-season tour in Jersey, <mask> was arrested after an incident at a nightclub. He was charged with common assault on a doorman, theft, assault on a police woman, resisting arrest, and being disorderly on licensed premises. <mask>'s mother is English while his father is Italian. After his birth, Jay and Anne separated. <mask> was able to remain in contact with his father despite him returning to Trinidad. Cipriani showed off his tattoos in an advert for the anti-fur campaign.There was a relationship between Cipriani and Flack in 2019. In February 2020, he stated that he had suffered from depression since he was 22. There are links to External links at http://www.wasps.co.uk/players-staff/player/danny-cipriani births. Rugby union players are from Greater

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title: Marie André Cantillon

texts: The French soldier was in the army of Napoleon. He tried to assassinate the Duke of Wellington on February 11, 1818. Wellington commanded the allied occupation of France. He was captured by the Parisian police after he missed his shot. He was acquitted after his pistol ball could not be found at the scene and his lawyer told the jury that a conviction would stain the honor of the nation. There was a bequest in the will of Napoleon I, but he only received part of it. He ran a grocery store in Belgium.His wife may have received the remainder of the bequest from a commission established by Napoleon III. <mask> was a distant relative of the French-Irish economist and was descended from the same Ballyheigue branch of the family. He worked in the jewellery trade and was born in Paris. He became a sous-lieutenant in the hussars after being conscripted into the cavalry of the French Army. He served in the 1st Hussars during the War of the Fifth Coalition and was pardoned by Napoleon after attempting to kill the colonel for perceived disrespect. The same account states that Napoleon joined the Chasseurs  Cheval de la Garde Impériale after retiring on a pension. He is said to have split his time between Paris and Paris after the peace of 1816.He was known for his hatred of the English. The Duke of Wellington, the British commander of the allied occupation of France, was the target of an assassination attempt. Wellington stayed in a hotel on the Champs-lysées in Paris. Wellington was returning from dinner with the British Ambassador to France when the assassination attempt began. Wellington's coachman was suspicious of <mask> because he ran across the road in front of the carriage. One shot was fired from a pistol as the coach entered the hotel. Wellington was not alarmed as he thought

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texts: the shot was an accident.He escaped from the scene after being chased by a guard. When he arrived in Paris a few days before the assassination attempt, he raised the suspicions of the police and they arrested him along with Marinet. While attempting to reach Belgium, <mask> shaved off his beard and moustache to avoid being recognized, but was captured on 15 March. The French police did not investigate alleged connections between <mask> and a group in Brussels that advocated the assassination of Wellington and the staff of William, Prince of Orange. The pistol ball that would have confirmed the shot was fired was not found and there was no evidence linking him to the scene. In November, <mask>'s lawyer complained about his client being held in prison for a long time without trial. The Duke of Wellington was summoned to attend the cour d'assises in May 1819.The start was pushed back to 10 May. His lawyer appealed to the jury to find his client not guilty even though he admitted to trying to assassinate Wellington. They were acquitted. He was demoted to the rank of sergeant. The British Prince Regent and most of the French royal family were pleased with Wellington's escape. The Duke of Orléans was one of the few French royals who did not send a message. The gamekeeper at the Palace of Fontainebleau was appointed by the King of France.He died in July 1869 and became a bagger. A codicil was added to Napoleon's will just 11 days before he died. Napoleon justified the assassination attempt as revenge for Wellington's treatment of him, for the executions of his former generals, and for the removal of artifacts from French museums. After Napoleon's defeat, the French Bourbons and Prussians wanted to execute him, but the exile was less severe. The codicil of Napoleon's will caused

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title: Marie André Cantillon

texts: outrage in England, where it was known that Wellington had forbidden his men from targeting Napoleon on the field of Waterloo. Wellington considered the bequest to be the greatest blemish on Napoleon's character. Napoleon's wealth was reduced by his abdication because his financial status was not taken into account in his final will.Napoleon made bequests totalling 200,000,000 Swiss Francs, but had assets worth only 8,000,000, and many beneficiaries received less than he had directed. Between 1823 and 1824, <mask> received part of the bequest. In August 1854, Napoleon III came to power as emperor after the French coup d'état, but he did not pursue payment of the rest. Mrs. <mask> claimed that she had outstanding money from the bequest. Outstanding claims against Napoleon I's estate were decided by a commission. The commission found that Napoleon I was not of sound mind when he wrote the codicil, as he was in the last stages of terminal stomach cancer. It is possible that the decision of the commission was influenced by political concerns as Britain and France were allies of Russia.According to a report in the Moniteur of 6 May 1855, Cantillon received payment in full from Napoleon I's estate, plus 354 Francs of interest. There was a report in the newspaper that only a few of the former emperor's servants would be paid in full. The French government denied that Napoleon III ordered the payment of Cantillon. The reported payment was the subject of a question from the Scottish member of parliament to the prime minister. It was in poor taste for Stirling-Maxwell to imply that Napoleon III had anything to do with a payment being made and that a portion of the bequest had been paid when the Bourbon monarchy was in power. The births and deaths of French military personnel in the 19th

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title: Harry R. Lewis

texts: <mask> has been honored for his "particularly distinguished contributions to undergraduate teaching." His students have included future entrepreneurs Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, and numerous future faculty members at Harvard and other schools. "Six Degrees to Harry <mask>" was a website created by Mark Zuckerberg while he was at Harvard. <mask> and his wife will be the recipients of a new professorship in Engineering and Applied Sciences. <mask> was born in Boston and grew up in Wellesley. His father was a hospital chief of anesthesiology and his mother was the head of the state school for disabled children. His father was a World War II veteran and the son of a German Lutheran father and a Russian Jewish mother. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217<mask> said that he discovered he wasn't a real mathematician once he got out of the amateur league of high school mathematics. As a senior, he lectured a graduate class using a computer-graphics program, SHAPESHIFTER, which he had developed for

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title: Harry R. Lewis

texts: displaying complex-plane on a cathode ray tube. SHAPESHIFTER could be trained to recognize the handwriting of individual users by using a stylus on a RAND tablet. There was no degree program in computer science at Harvard when <mask> received his degree in 1968. After two years as a mathematician and computer scientist at the National Institutes of Health in Maryland, he spent a year in Europe as a Frederick Sheldon Traveling Fellow. He earned his M.A. at Harvard. In 1974 he was appointed as an assistant professor of computer science.Since 1981 he has been the Gordon McKay Professor of Computer Science. When <mask> retires in 2020, a new professorship in Engineering and Applied Sciences will be named for him and his wife Marlyn, who is Harvard's director of admissions. Teaching <mask> pointed out that his career began when the field of computer science "barely existed" and that Harvard offered almost no computer science courses at the undergraduate level. In the late 1970s, he proposed that Harvard create a major for computer science, which had been a branch of Harvard's applied mathematics program. He was a Harvard College Professor from 2003 to 2008 for his "particularly distinguished contributions to undergraduate teaching". Six of his teaching assistants are now members of the Harvard faculty and many others are professors of computer science (or related disciplines) elsewhere; many have gone on to win teaching awards themselves. Microsoft founder Bill Gates, who solved an open theoretical problem <mask> had described in class, is one of the future Harvard professors.<mask> is the author or co-author of three undergraduate textbooks. The assembly language for the computers was


title: Harry R. Lewis

texts: called MACRO-11. The inclusion of complexity theory and mathematical logic was innovative for its time. It has been called an excellent traditional text but one that can be intimidating. It has also been used for graduate courses. Data Structures and Their Algorithms was written by Larry Denenberg. <mask> teaches a course about the history of sports in America.<mask> was appointed dean of Harvard College in 1995 after authoring a report on the structure of Harvard College. He oversaw a number of policy changes, including changes to the handling of allegations of sexual assault, reorganization of the college's public-service programs, and random assignment of students to upperclass houses. He pressed for improvements to advising and health care. <mask> "reshaped undergraduate life more powerfully than anyone else in recent memory" according to a colleague. After the 2001 inauguration of Harvard University's twenty-seventh president, Lawrence Summers, <mask> and Summers came into conflict over the direction of Harvard College and its educational philosophy. <mask> told incoming freshmen that flexibility in their schedule, time spent with friends and extracurricular activities are essential for their education. The college's dean was removed after <mask> said that prospective employers show less interest in grades than in personal qualities built outside the classroom.During his time as dean, <mask> continued to teach. He was the interim Dean of the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. <mask> is a Faculty Associate at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society. He has written a number of works on higher education and the impact of computers on society. In "Renewing the

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title: Harry R. Lewis

texts: Civic Mission of American Higher Education", he uses his experience as dean of Harvard College to critique what he sees as the abandonment by American universities. <mask> explained baseball to international students. The thesis "Two applications of hand-printed two-dimensional computer input" was written by <mask> and presented at the 23rd National Conference of the Association for Computing Machinery in 1968.There were several papers on related topics. Computational complexity of problems in mathematical logic was a focus of <mask>' research. His thesis was "Herbrand Expansions and Reductions of the Decision Problem" and was supervised by Burton Dreben. The Decision Problem: Solvable classes of quantificational formula by Dreben and Warren Goldfarb was complemented by his 1979 book, Unsolvable classes of quantificational formulas. The 1978 paper "Renaming a set of clauses as a Horn set" addressed the problem of determining whether a logic formula in conjunctive normal form can be made true by a suitable assignment of its variables. There are two major subclasses of satisfiability which are known as Horn-satisfiability and 2-satisfiability. <mask> expanded the second subclass by showing that the problem can be solved when the input is not already in Horn form, but can be put into Horn form by substituting some variables.The problem of choosing which variables to ignore to make each clause get two positive literals is one of the two cases of satisfiability. <mask> shows that if you can solve a 2-satisfiability instance to turn the given input into a Horn set, you can also solve instances that can be turned into Horn sets. The time for the sign reassignment in the original version

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texts: was for an instance with clauses and variables, but it can be reduced to linear time by breaking long input clauses into smaller clauses and applying a faster 2-satisfi. The paper "Complexity results for classes of quantificational formulas" was written by <mask>. There are several special classes of problems that were known to be decidable, and they are defined by restricting the order in which their quantifiers appear. The Bernays–Schnfinkel class is a special class. <mask> establishes tight time bounds for each class.He shows that the Bernays–Schnfinkel class is both upper and lower bound by a singly exponential function of the input length. The paper initiated the study of decidable classes of the decision problem. temporal logic was concerned in "A logic of concrete time intervals". He first proposed the representation of an asynchronous circuit, withBounded temporal uncertainty on gate transition events, as a finite-state machine. The earliest work on the verification of timing properties was done in this paper. There are some research papers that extend beyond logic. His paper "Symbolic evaluation and the global value graph" was written with his student <mask>.His paper "Symmetric space-bounded computation" was the first to define symmetric Turing machines and symmetric space complexity classes. He chaired the program committee for the Symposium on Theory of Computing in 1982. <mask> is a Life Trustee of the Roxbury Latin School. He was Trustee of the charity from 1995 to 2003 The future father-in-law of David Fahrenthold is the son-in-law of a Washington Post journalist. There is a review of unsolvable classes of formulas. There are external links to <mask>' "Bits and

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title: Jeff Beck

texts: <mask> is an English rock guitarist. He fronted the Jeff Beck Group and Beck, Bogert & Appice after he rose to prominence with the Yardbirds. In 1975, he switched to a mainly instrumental style, with a focus on innovative sound, and his releases have spanned genres ranging from blues rock, hard rock, jazz fusion and a blend of guitar-rock and electronica. According to Rolling Stone, <mask> is one of the most influential lead guitarists in rock and roll. He is often called a guitarist. Although <mask> recorded two hit albums as a solo act, he has not established or maintained the commercial success of many of his peers. He has recorded with many artists.<mask> Novello Award for Outstanding Contribution to British Music. <mask> was a member of the Yardbirds and a solo artist when he was in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Geoffrey Arnold <mask> was born on June 24, 1944 to Arnold and <mask> in Wallington, England. <mask> was a member of the church choir when he was a child. He attended

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texts: two secondary schools. Les Paul was cited as the first electric guitar player by <mask>.When <mask> was 6 years old, he heard Paul play "How High the Moon" on the radio. His mother told him what it was. He said "That's for me" after she said it was an electric guitar. B.B., lead guitarist with GeneVincent and the Blue Caps, was also an early musical influence. Steve Cropper and King. <mask> considers Mack to be a major influence on him and many others. As a teenager, he learned to play on a borrowed guitar and made several attempts to build his own instrument, first by glueing and bolting together cigar boxes for the body and an unsanded fence-post for the neck with model aircraft control-lines and frets painted on.After graduating from Wimbledon College of Art, he worked as a painter and decorator, a groundsman on a golf course and a car paint-sprayer. Jimmy Page was introduced to <mask> by his sister. <mask> recorded "Come Back Baby" and "Dracula's Daughter" for Oriole Records in

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title: Jeff Beck

texts: 1962, while still attending Wimbledon College of Art. In 1963, after Ian Stewart of the Rolling Stones introduced him to R&B, he formed the Nightshift with whom he played at the 100 Club in Oxford Street, and recorded a single, "Stormy Monday", for the Piccadilly label. A talent for mimicking guitar styles was displayed by <mask> when he was a lead guitarist in the band. He joined the band in 1963. They were my scene because they were playing R&B, like Jimmy Reed, and we made it really rocky.Even though it was only twelve-bar blues, I got off on that. He was a session guitarist on a 1964 Parlophone single by the Fitz and Startz titled "I'm Not Running Away". Jimmy Page had been the Yardbirds' initial choice to succeed Eric Clapton, but <mask> was recruited by them to succeed him. The Yardbirds recorded most of their Top 40 hit songs during <mask>'s short but significant 20-month tenure with the band allowing him only one full album, which became known as Roger the Engineer. <mask>

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title: Jeff Beck

texts: recorded an instrumental called "<mask>'s Bolero" in 1966. Rather than members of the Yardbirds, he was backed by a group of musicians, including Page on a 12-string rhythm guitar. Page joined the Yardbirds in June on bass and second lead guitar.The adaptation of "Train Kept A-Rollin'", titled "Stroll On", was filmed for the 1966 Michelangelo Antonioni film Blow Up. <mask> was fired from the US tour for being a consistent no-show, as well as difficulties caused by his temper. He recorded two singles for Mickie Most, "Hi Ho Silver Lining" and "Tallyman", which included his vocals. He then formed the <mask> Group, which included Rod Stewart on vocals,Ronnie Wood on bass, Nicky Hopkins on piano, and Aynsley Dunbar on drums. The group produced two albums for Columbia Records. "You Shook Me", a song written by Willie Dixon and first recorded by Muddy Waters, is covered on the Led Zeppelin debut with a similar arrangement. It sold well.15 on the charts. Micky Waller was replaced by Tony

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texts: Newman, who was less successful than <mask>la. The group dissolved in July 1969 due to revulsion and touring incidents. "None of us had the nerve to ask <mask> to be Pink Floyd's guitarist", says Nick Mason in his book. Following the death of Brian Jones, <mask> was approached about joining the Rolling Stones. <mask> took part in the Music from Free Creek "super session" project after his group broke up. He co-written one of the four songs.When <mask> fractured his skull in a car accident in December, the plan was put off for two and a half years. <mask> said that everyone thinks of the 1960s as something they really weren't. It was the most frustrating time of my life. The equipment was not up to the sounds I was making. <mask> and Powell formed a band in 1970 after <mask> regained his health. <mask>, Powell and producer Mickie Most traveled to the U.S.A. and recorded several tracks at the famed studio A in Hitsville U.S.A. By April 1971 <mask> had completed the line-up of this

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texts: new group with Bobby Tench, Max Middleton, and Clive Chaman.The Jeff Beck Group had a completely different sound than the first line-up. <mask> wrote or co- wrote six of the seven tracks on the first album, Rough and Ready, which featured elements of soul, rhythm-and-blues and jazz. The second album in the Jeff Beck Group was recorded in Memphis, Tennessee. <mask> employed Steve Cropper as producer and the album displayed a strong soul influence, five of the nine tracks being covers of songs by American artists. One of Stevie Wonder's compositions was covered by <mask>. The fusion of the musical styles of the various members has been successful within the terms of individual musicians, but they didn't feel it had led to the creation of the Jeff Beck Group. The Jeff Beck Group toured as the Jeff Beck Group in August 1972 to fulfill contractual obligations with his promoter, with a line-up including Tim Bogert, Carmine Appice, Max Middleton and vocalist Kim.Bobby Tench was flown in

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texts: from the UK for the Arie Crown Theatre Chicago performance and the rest of the tour, which ended at the Paramount North West Theatre, Seattle. The power trio Beck, Bogert & Appice emerged after Tench and Middleton left the band. Appice took on the role of vocalist. The Jeff Beck Group was included on the Rock at The Oval bill in 1972 as "the Jeff Beck Group", which marked the start of a tour schedule of the UK, the Netherlands and Germany. The tour began at the Hollywood Sportatorium Florida and ended at The Warehouse in New Orleans. The album Beck, Bogert & Appice was released in 1973. The band's cover of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" was the only commercial success of the album.<mask> and David Bowie performed "The Jean Genie" and "Love Me Do" on July 3, 1973. None of the released editions included <mask>. <mask> recorded tracks for Michael Fennelly's album Lane Changer and attended sessions with Hummingbird, but did not contribute to their eponymous first album. Beck, Bogert &


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texts: Appice played at the Rainbow Theatre in January 1974 as part of a European tour. The concert was broadcasted on the US show Rock Around the World. This last recorded work by the band was intended for a second studio album. The <mask> album Beckology included two tracks from this concert.Their second studio album was finished before <mask>, Bogert & Appice dissolved. The live album Beck, Bogert & Appice Live in Japan was released in February 1975 by Sony. The group Upp was recruited by <mask> to be his backing band for his appearance on the TV programme Guitar Workshop in August 1974. <mask>'s contributions to the second album of This Way Upp were not credited. In October <mask> began to record instrumentals at AIR Studios with Max Middleton, bassist Phil Chen and drummer Richard Bailey, using George Martin as producer and arranger. <mask>'s solo album Blow by Blow showcased his technical prowess in jazz-rock. <mask>'s most successful release was the album that reached number four

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texts: in the charts.<mask> would return to AIR Studios until he was satisfied with his work. After the sessions had finished, George Martin got a call from <mask> who wanted to record a solo section again. Bemused, Martin replied, "I'm sorry, but the record is in the shops!" <mask> put together a live band for a US tour, followed by a small and unexpected gig at The Newlands Tavern in London. He toured through April and May 1975, mostly supporting the Mahavishnu Orchestra, but with a new rhythm section and a noted session drummer. In a May 1975 show in Cleveland, Ohio, he became frustrated with an early version of a talk box he used on his arrangement of the Beatles' "She's a Woman", and after breaking a string, tossed his legendary Yardbirds-era Stratocaster guitar off the stage. He 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


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texts: joined forces with the Jan Hammer Group to promote the album, playing a show at The Roundhouse in May 1976, before embarking on a seven-month-long world tour. <mask> had a live album with the Jan Hammer Group.<mask> was a tax exile and took up residency in the US until he returned to the UK in 1977. In the spring of 1978, he was going to perform at the Knebworth Festival, but it was canceled after Brown dropped out. <mask> toured Japan for three weeks in November 1978 with an ad hoc group consisting of Clarke, Tony, and Simon from Jack Bruce's band. There & Back was released in June 1980 after work on a new studio album began at the Who's Ramport Studios in London. Three of the tracks were composed and recorded by Jan Hammer. Mo Foster replaced Stanley Clark on the album and subsequent tours. It was released in the US, Japan and the UK.The Secret Policeman's Other Ball shows were a series of live appearances by <mask> and Eric Clapton. He had an arrangement of Stevie Wonder's

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texts: "Cause We've Ended As Lovers" on "Crossroads". <mask> was a part of the band finale performance of "I Shall Be Released" with Sting, Phil Collins, and Bob Geldof. <mask>'s contributions were seen and heard in the resulting album and film, both of which achieved worldwide success in 1982. A benefit show featuring a jam with <mask>, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page was held. They performed two songs, "Tulsa Time" and "Layla". Rod Stewart was a band mate of <mask>'s in the 1980's and recorded a song called "People Get Ready".The cover song went on to become a hit and was released as a single. The video for the track achieved heavy rotation on MTV. A full tour in tandem never materialized after the two played a few dates together. At Stewart's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1992, <mask> said of Stewart, "We have a love hate relationship, he loves me and I hate him." <mask> played guitar with singer Nicolette Larson in the movie Twins, which was one of the guest appearances he made during

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texts: this period. He returned to instrumental music with the album <mask>'s Guitar Shop (1989), the first album to feature <mask> as a fingerstyle guitarist. His first two albums were released in the 1980s.Much of <mask>'s sparse and sporadic recording schedule was due to a long battle with tinnitus. <mask> had a higher musical output in the 1990s. He played the main solo on Jon Bon Jovi's debut album "Blaze of Glory", which was also the theme song to the movie Young Guns II. He was a featured performer on the score for the film. He was the lead guitarist on Roger Waters' 1992 concept album Amused to Death and on Kate Bush's 1993 album The Red Shoes. He recorded an instrumental soundtrack album called "Frankie's House" and a tribute album to 1950s rockabilly group GeneVincent and the Blue Caps and their influential guitarist Cliff Gallup. <mask> did not play in the Guns N' Roses concert in Paris in 1992 due to ear damage caused by a Matt Sorum cymbal crash, which caused <mask> to become

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texts: temporarily deafness.The Yardbirds were in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. <mask> mentioned in his acceptance speech that he was on the album Muddy Water Blues: A tribute to Muddy Waters with Paul Rodgers of Bad Company. In 1999, <mask>'s first guitar based electronica, Who Else!, was released. The album marked <mask>'s first collaboration with a female musician, as well as the first time he had worked with another guitarist on his own material since playing in the Yardbirds. <mask> and Batten worked together on the You Had It Coming tour in 2001. <mask> won the Best Rock Instrumental Performance award for his song "Dirty Mind" from You Had It Coming (2001). The song "Plan B" from the 2003 release <mask>, earned <mask> his fourth Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance, and was proof that the new electro- guitar style he used for the two earlier albums would continue to dominate.<mask> was the opening act. In the summer of 2003 and 2004, King appeared at a guitar

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texts: festival. <mask> was featured on the song "54-46 Was My Number" by Toots and the Maytals as part of the album True Love which won a gramophone award. He was with Kelly Clarkson for her cover of "Up to the Mountain" in 2007. After the performance was recorded, it was immediately released for sale. He appeared at the festival again in the same year, performing with other people. In early 2009, <mask> announced a world tour and stayed faithful to the same lineup of musicians as in his tour two years before, playing and recording at Ronnie Scott's in London to a sold-out audience.Harvey Goldsmith became <mask>'s Manager after <mask> played the song "Black Cloud" on the album Years of Refusal. On April 4, 2009, <mask> was in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist. Jimmy Page presented the award. <mask> and Page performed a song called "Train Kept A-Rollin'" together. <mask> was performing at the Albert Hall on July 4, 2009. The show ended with "Hi Ho Silver Lining". <mask>'s

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texts: album, Emotion & Commotion, was released in April 2010.There is a mixture of original songs and covers. Some of the guest vocals were provided by Joss Stone and Imelda May. "Hammerhead" and "Nessun Dorma" won the Best Pop Instrumental Performance and Best Rock Instrumental Performance awards, respectively, in 2011. <mask> collaborated with Seal, P!nk, India.Arie, Konono N1, Oumou Sangare and others on the song "Imagine" for the album "The Imagine Project" and received a third Grammys in 2011. The <mask>'s 2010 World Tour band had Narada Michael Walden on drums, Rhonda Smith on bass, and Jason Rebello on keyboards. He released a live album on 25 October 2010. On 9 June 2010 <mask> and Ms May recorded a DVD called Rock 'n' Roll Party (Honoring Les Paul), of a concert at the Iridium in NYC featuring several Les Paul songs.<mask> received two degrees from British universities. He was honoured with a fellowship from the University of the Arts London in July of 2011. Sanjeev Bhaskar, the


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texts: university's chancellor, presented <mask> with an honorary doctorate from the university on 21 July 2011, stating that the honour acknowledged "an outstanding musical career and celebrated the relationship between the university and the BIMM". He was going to perform on Brian Wilson's solo album on Capitol Records. On 20 June, Wilson's website announced that the material might be split into three albums; one of new pop songs, another of mostly instrumental tracks with <mask>, and another of interwoven tracks dubbed "the suite". <mask> accompanied Wilson on an eighteen date fall 2013 tour which started in late September and ended in late October and he made clear that he regarded sharing the stage with Wilson as a complete honor for him. A three-track CD titled Yosogai was released on April 5, 2014, to mark the beginning of <mask>'s World Tour in Japan; the album had yet to be finalized at the time of the tour.The Festival of Remembrance was held at the Royal Albert Hall. Loud

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texts: Hailer was released in 2016 <mask> collaborated with Johnny Depp to cover John Lennon's song Isolation in a new single that was released in April 2020. <mask> explained that the decision to release the track was influenced by the COVID-19 Pandemic lockdowns, but that they weren't expecting to do it so soon: "We weren't expecting to release it so soon but given all the hard days and true." According to Rolling Stone, <mask> is one of the most influential lead guitarists in rock. <mask> said that John McLaughlin has given us so many different aspects of the guitar and introduced thousands of us to world music. I think he was the best guitarist alive.<mask> is credited with popularising the use of audio feedback and distortion in rock guitar. Prior to <mask>'s arrival, guitar playing used to be similar to the sounds of early-1960s British Invasion bands or the sounds of 1950s African-American performers like Muddy Waters and Bo Diddley. During his short time with the Yardbirds,

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texts: <mask>'s experimentation with feedback, distortion, and "fuzz" tone pushed the band into directions that would open the door for psychedelic rock. While <mask> was not the first rock guitarist to experiment with electronic distortion, he nonetheless helped to redefine the sound and role of the electric guitar in rock music. <mask>'s work with the Yardbirds and the Jeff Beck Group's 1968 album Truth were seminal influences on heavy metal music, which emerged in full force in the early 1970s. One of <mask>'s characteristics is his sense of pitch, which he uses to create sounds ranging from "nose-diving bombs to subtle, perfectly pitched harmonic melodies". According to guitarist and author Jack Wilkins, <mask> is one of the greatest guitarists of his generation, along with Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton.Although unable to achieve their mainstream success, Stephen Thomas Erlewine finds him to be as innovative as Jimmy Page and nearly as visionary as Jimi Hendrix. Erlewine believed that


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texts: <mask> had largely released "remarkably inconsistent" solo records and only a few terrific albums, and he remarked that "never has such a gifted musician had such a spotty discography". Robert Christgau questioned <mask>'s ability to "improvise long lines, or jazz it up with a modicum of delicacy, or for that matter get funky" in Christgau's Record Guide. <mask> was ranked in 2015. Rolling Stone has a list of the 100 greatest guitarists. In an accompanying essay, guitarist Mike Campbell applauded <mask> for his "brilliant technique" and "personality" in his playing, including a sense of humor expressed through the growl of his wah-wah effects. Campbell credited <mask> with expanding the boundaries of the blues, particularly on his two collaborations with Stewart.<mask> stopped using a pick in the 1980s. He uses his thumb to pick up the strings, his ring finger on the volume knob, and his little finger on the vibrato bar to make a wide variety of sounds. A unique sound that can


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texts: resemble a human voice can be created by plucking a string and then 'fading in' the sound with a volume knob. He uses a wah-wah pedal a lot. Eric said, "With <mask>, it's all in his hands". <mask> plays the guitars along with the other models. His amplifier are mostly Marshall and Fender.Seymour W. Duncan is the owner of the Cleveland Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and <mask> used to play with him in the Yardbirds. He has played through a variety of fuzz pedals and echo units along with this set-up. The pickup was rewound by Duncan and used in a salvaged Telecaster which he had constructed as a gift to <mask>. <mask> used banjo strings for the unwound G string on his guitar because they didn't make sets with an unwound G, recalls Scott Morgan of the Rationals, who at one point shared a dressing room with the Yardbirds. <mask> used his battered car along with his guitars during the charity concerts in 1983. The Gretsch Duo Jet was one of the guitars he played on Crazy Legs. In 2007,

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texts: Fender created a custom shop tribute series version of his guitars.<mask> has been married to a woman since 2005 and has been vegetarian since 1969. He supports the Folly Wildlife Rescue Trust. He is interested in classic Ford hot rods and performs most of the work on them by himself. <mask> has a house in the area. The first award <mask> won was the Best Rock Instrumental Performance for "Escape" from the album flash at the 1986 Grammys. The information is from a website. You Had It Coming (2001) is an album by


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texts: <mask> was an Olympian who competed for Egypt. One of the oldest Coptic families can trace their ancestry to the middle of the 17th century when <mask> was born. The <mask>s prospered in the service of the state and church. His father was the director of Alexandria customs. Before moving to the United States in the 1920s, <mask> was already a well-known Egyptian diving champion. He had an Egyptian pilot's license. In 1927, <mask> won the American Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) low board championship and was second in the American national fancy high diving competition.He won the American national fancy high board diving titles in 1930, 1931 and 1932. He was a member of the Hollywood Athletic Club. <mask> was invited to compete in the Japanese high diving competition by the Japanese after his performance in the American diving championship. He won the title with ease. <mask> competed in the Summer Olympics for Egypt in 1928 and won two medals, one silver and one bronze. The judges first announced <mask>dins coming second. While the band played the national anthem of Egypt, it was discovered that the winner was Desjardins.The men's diving finals saw one of the most curious incidents of the Olympiad, and that's why <mask> had his gold medal withdrawn. The Egyptian national anthem was sung for the first time at the meeting, after <mask> finished with top points at 99.58, and the Egyptian flag was hoisted. After a vote of 5 to 4 by a majority of the Judges, it was announced that a majority of the judges had decided that Desjardins of Miami was the winner with the best general average of points for the eight dives. Having won four A.A.U. and two Olympic diving medals. <mask> starred in the Billy Rose's Aquacade in Cleveland and New York as well as the Century of Progress in Chicago. <mask> was a member of the Olympic and A.A.U. Harold Smith gave diving exhibitions.As part of a national program, they toured the US and exhibited at various local American water carnivals. <mask> toured Europe diving with his friend. <mask>'s high

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texts: diving act included a blind-folded tandem done with Smith, as well as 2-a-day 66-foot tower dives at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. <mask> was a special student and coach of the diving team at the University of California at Los Angeles in 1935. <mask>'s education was listed as two years of college by the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration. <mask> did diving stunts in three Hollywood films. He starred with Harold Smith in Double Diving, narrated by Pete Smith.He was in Water Sports with John Deering and Ruth Nurmi. <mask> married Mabel Van Den Akker, a Hollywood society girl and daughter of a wealthy Hollywood jeweler. They divorced in 1931. <mask> married Betty J. Wilson in 1935. The marriage license bureau initially refused to grant a marriage license to <mask> and Wilson because they didn't know if she was an Egyptian or a Caucasian. Caucasians were not allowed to marry those of another race in California. After consulting experts, the county counsel's office in Los Angeles ruled in 1935 that an Egyptian is of the Caucasian race and that Egyptians are of the Semitic branch of the race.<mask> enlisted in the U.S. Army on 3 August 1942 after receiving American citizenship in March 1942. In 1943, <mask> was an assistant intelligence officer of a bombardment group preparing for overseas action. He was a second lieutenant in the U.S. air corps. <mask>'s plane is thought to have been shot down over Makassar in Indonesia in 1943. On December 10, 1945, he was declared dead and listed as missing in action. <mask> was promoted to First lieutenant after being awarded theDistinguished Flying Cross. He was in the International Swimming Hall of Fame in 1982.The major road in Cairo is named after him. Glenn R. Horton, Jr. is a member of the International Swimming Hall of Fame. The best in the southwest. Mosie Publications. Olympics profile 1907 births 1939 New York World's Fair artists 1943 deaths Aviators killed by being shot down Egyptian Copts Olympic divers of Egypt Divers at the 1928 Summer

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texts: He played for both club and country and was a professional footballer. <mask> had success in France's Division 1 and England's Premier League, before his sudden death, due to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, during an international match, an event which shocked the football community worldwide. He had his shirt number 23 retired by Manchester City after he was decorated with the Commander of the National Order of Valour. On 1 May 1975, Career Foé was born. He was a junior at Union de Garoua. Canon Yaoundé is one of the biggest clubs in the country. Foé was called up to the squad of 18 players for the 1993 World Youth Championship in Australia under the management of Jean Manga-Onguéné.He played in all three group stage matches, scoring one goal in a 3–2 defeat to Colombia in their second match, as they were eliminated from the competition after finishing third. He made his senior debut against Mexico on September 22, 1993 at the Memorial Coliseum, but his team lost 1–0. He was in the squad for the World Cup in 1994 and started all three of their matches. The squad that reached the quarter-finals of the World Cup in 1990 was a shadow of what it was in 1994. The country finished with one point from three matches and a 6–1 defeat to Russia. European clubs were interested in Foé because of his strong performances as a defensiveMidfielder. He signed for another French club after turning down a position at Auxerre.His first win was against Montpellier. He won the 1998 French league title. Manchester United tried to get him, but he was turned down for 3 million dollars. He missed the whole of the 1998 World Cup after breaking a leg in a pre-World Cup training camp. He moved to West Ham United in


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texts: January 1999 for a club record fee of over four million dollars. He scored one goal in 38 league matches for West Ham. He scored a goal in West Ham's win against Osijek.He joined Lyon on a $6 million transfer in 2000. He missed most of the season after developing symptoms of Malaria. He won the Division 1 league title a year after his recovery. He was in the squad for the World Cup. He played in all of the matches in 1994. They beat Saudi Arabia and drew Ireland, but lost to Germany in the group stage. <mask> went to Manchester City for half a million dollars in the 2002–03 season.He made his debut on the opening day of the season. <mask> started 38 of 41 matches for the team. He scored his first goal for the club at the Stadium of Light on December 9, 2002, and went on to score five more goals in a month. The club's final goal at their old Maine Road stadium was scored by his second goal in a 3–0 victory against Sunderland on 21 April 2003 Death <mask> was a member of the squad. He was rested for the match against the United States after playing in wins against Brazil and Turkey. The semi-final was held at the Stade de Gerland in Lyon, France.<mask> collapsed in the center circle in the 72nd minute of the match. He was resuscitated on the field after being stretchered off the field. He died after medics spent 45 minutes trying to restart his heart. A second autopsy found evidence of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a hereditary condition that increases the risk of sudden death during physical exercise, as the cause of <mask>'s death. <mask>'s widow stated that he had been ill with a stomach bug before his final match, but he was adamant to play in his adopted hometown of Lyon. The player

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texts: seemed fatigued, but Winfried Schfer indicated that he wanted to continue. Foé was a Roman Catholic and regularly gave money to charity.<mask>'s death caused a profound shock. The media paid tribute to his personality and infectious humor. After Henry opened the scoring in France's Confederations Cup semi-final against Turkey, he and other players pointed to the sky. It was suggested that the Confederations Cup and the Stade Gerland could have been renamed after him, and Manchester City manager Kevin Keegan announced that the club would no longer use the number 23 shirt <mask> wore during his successful season there. At Manchester City's former ground, Maine Road, there is a small memorial to him in the stadium's memorial garden, and on the walls of the players' tunnel are plaques paid for by supporters. The first plaque on the wall is for someone. His first club gave his name to an avenue.Foé was given a state funeral. <mask> wore the number 17 shirt for five years. <mask> wore the number 17 shirt when he was a member of the Lyon team. He received a warm welcome when he returned to the stadium in Lyon. When Jean II Makoun was transferred to Lyon, he took up the number 17 shirt, explaining that he wore it in memory of his friend. His son gave a speech prior to the start of the Confederations Cup final between the United States and Brazil in memory of his father. The score column indicates the score after each Foé goal.The Club Canon Yaoundé won the Cameroonian Cup in 1993 and the Intertoto Cup in 1999 and 2000. Manchester City F.C. players are Olympique Lyonnais. African Cup of Nations players 1998 African Cup of Nations players 2000 African Cup of Nations players 2002 African Cup of

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texts: Anas "<mask><mask> was born on March 21, 1955. Busboys and Poets is a restaurant, bookstore, and performance venue that he founded. He was against the 2003 invasion of Iraq. He ran for mayor of Washington, D.C. <mask> moved to the United States with his family in 1966. After Saddam Hussein seized power, his father held the position of Ambassador of the Arab League. He attended Howard University medical school after graduating from Catholic University of America.<mask> attended the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland. <mask> was a researcher at the National Institutes of Health. He opened Busboys and Poets at 14th and V in the U Street neighborhood. The restaurant has a bookstore, a performance space and a mural by Shallal. The restaurant was embraced by the neighborhood and the progressive community because of its opposition to the Iraq War. There are seven locations in the Washington, D.C. area. Shallal opened a third Busboys location in D.C. in 2008.Hyattsville, Maryland, had a fourth location open in 2011. Busboys and Poets opened in Brookland. Busboys and Poets opened in Takoma. The seventh location opened in Anacostia. The next openings are in Baltimore and Columbia. The Peace Ball had more stars than Donald Trump's Inaugural Ball. <mask> closed his stores for a day in solidarity with A Day Without Immigrants.The founder of the Peace Ball is <mask>. The National Museum of African American History and Culture hosted the Peace Ball. <mask> talked about the significance of the museum. He included a poem from Hughes in the program. The restaurant opened in 2009, but closed in 2015. It was located across the street from the Busboys and Poets restaurant. The restaurant is named after the hometown of a folklorist from the time of the Harlem Renaissance and takes its concept from there.<mask> wanted to use Hurston as an inspiration for the restaurant. Shallal said that he would like to include the author in the name of the restaurant. I like to use literary authors as springboards. He wanted to use someone who lived during the

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texts: Harlem Renaissance and had a connection to Washington, so he chose her. The murals were painted by a local artist. Shallal said she was the life of the party so she wanted the space to look lively. We put in an area with rocking chairs for people to have drinks because she wrote a lot about the porch.<mask> says that Top Chef's Carla Hall judged a "reality TV-style contest" to pick a chef for the restaurant. "<mask> is trying to mend a decades-old literary rift between the author and her contemporary, Langston Hughes, whom Shallal's Busboys is named after." Shallal says that the two writers fought over copyright issues, but they wanted to be friends. Shallal sees it as a chance to reconcile the two writers since the restaurants are across the street. Busboys and Poets was awarded one of the first "real" restaurants by the United States Healthful Food Council. Real is a program of the USHFC that helps connect people who want healthful and sustainable food and beverages with the restaurants that provide them. Busboys and Poets is a member of the American sustainable business council.<mask> is a co-founding member of Think Local First Washington, DC. Awards Shallal received an award for advocating for full, equal voting rights for DC. <mask> has received numerous awards including the Mayor's Arts Award, Martha's Table Luminary Award, Mayor's Environmental Award, United Nations Human Rights Community Award, as well as leadership awards in employment and sustainable business practices. The Washington Peace Center named him Man of the Year. The Washington Post named him "Democracy's Restaurateur" in an article by David Montgomery. <mask> has founded or co- founded several peace movement organizations. Iraqi Americans for Peaceful Alternatives and The Peace Cafe were created prior to the 2003 invasion.It is the largest such group in the Washington, D.C. area with 800 members. <mask> was once the chair of the board of trustees for Abraham's Vision, a conflict transformation organization working with Muslims, Jews, Palestinians, and Israelis. <mask> was named the

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texts: Man of the Year by the Washington Peace Center. <mask> spoke at the counter-inaugural of Bush in 2005. He provided food at the protest in Crawford, Texas. The Impeachment Forum was held at the U Street Busboys location. He is a board member of the Institute for Policy Studies and is an analyst for Foreign Policy In Focus.<mask> received an award from the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington for his support of the local arts community. <mask> received the award for his activism in support of voting rights for the people of the District of Columbia. <mask> is a member of Restaurant Opportunities Centers United which helps improve wages and working conditions for restaurant workers. <mask> drew an original mural about the struggle to end taxation without representation that was auctioned off to benefit DC Vote. <mask> said that he was able to vote in Iraq when it got its voting rights. I was surprised that I was able to vote in a representative government while I am not in my own city. The mural is several hundred square feet and wraps around the room.The mural features the Rev. The late Minnesota Senator Paul Wellstone was associated with Benjamin Spock. There was a car bomb on Embassy Row in 1976, which killed Ronni Moffitt, the assistant to Chilean diplomat and IPS fellow Orlando Letelier. Pinochet is depicted weeping into a handkerchief. <mask> painted the mural as a gift to the Institute. <mask> painted a mural about the civil rights movement at Busboys and Poets. He wouldn't sign the civil rights mural at Busboys because it would preclude him from making revisions later.The Busboys and Poets locations have murals by Shallal. <mask>'s most recent mural is at the new Anthony Bowen YMCA, where he is a Board member. The legacy of the U St Corridor is honored in the mural. On November 8, he officially announced his candidacy for Mayor of Washington. <mask> has been referred to as the Bill de Blasio of D.C. because of the endorsements he received. He finished fifth with 3,196 votes. Iraqi art List of Iraqi artists References External links <mask> for DC

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