title: Yevgenia Bosch

texts: Also known as <mask>, she is a Russian patronym. <mask> is sometimes considered to be the first modern woman leader of a national government, having been Minister of Interior and the acting leader of the soviet government in 1917. She is sometimes considered the first Prime Minister of independent Ukraine. <mask> was born in Ochakiv in the Kherson Governorate of the Russian Empire, but there is more to his story. The last child in the family was <mask>. Maria Krusser married Theodore Meisch after her husband's death. Due to her health conditions, <mask> worked as a secretary for three years at the Voznese Female Gymnasium.<mask> was stuck in her parents household. <mask> was a friend of Oleksiy's and the owner of a small wagon shop. After marrying <mask>, <mask> gave birth to two daughters. Gottlieb Meisch, an ethnic German immigrant from Luxembourg and hisMoldavian wife, is said to have had a daughter named Evgenia <mask>. <mask>'s childhood was unhappy as her parents quarrelled often. She attended the Voznesensk women's gymnasium. Her parents tried to arrange her marriage to an older man, but she rebelled and married a bourgeois businessman.They had two children. <mask> was interested in radical politics. She was not involved with the Social Democrats. After the II Party Congress became a bolshevik, she became a member of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party. While raising her two daughters, she tried to educate herself. She joined the Bolsheviks in 1903. Her younger sister, Elena, was a revolutionary.The <mask> house was searched by the police in 1906. <mask> left her husband and joined the revolutionary underground after the police failed to find her. <mask> moved to Kyiv in 1907 after divorcing her husband. She was in contact with local Bolsheviks and with her younger sister Elena, they were involved in underground revolutionary activities. <mask> found a lover and revolutionary partner in Pyatakov, despite the fact that most of the Kyiv group was arrested and exiled in 1910. <mask> was a member of the Russian Social Democratic Worker's Party. She became Secretary of the Regional Committee after the revolution.They were arrested

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texts: and exiled to Siberia in 1912. She was imprisoned in one of the Yekaterinoslav's prisons in 1912. Her health deteriorated as a result of her inborn heart and lung disease. She was sentenced to life-term exile in Siberia after being diagnosed with Tuberculosis. After escaping from Kachuga volost, <mask> went to Japan and then to the United States. There was an emigre group of revolutionaries in Switzerland. The conference of Russian revolutionaries in Bern in 1915 was attended by Bosh.She was initially opposed to the idea of revolution. They established the so-called Baugy group in Switzerland and stood in opposition to Lenin concerning the nationalities factor. The Social Democratic Voice claimed that she lived in Sweden and Norway with Pyatakov. <mask> and Pyatakov were among the first emigres to return to Petrograd after the February Revolution. She was elected chairman of the party committee for the South West region in Kyiv. She returned to the Russian Republic in order to organize an opposition to Lenin. <mask> changed her position after the April conference of theRSDLP.Her marriage was ruined by her reconciliation with Lenin. She was elected chairman of a districtal (okrug) Party Committee and a provincial (oblast) Party Committee. The First All-Ukrainian Congress of Soviets was launched thanks to the Declaration of Soviet Ukraine Bosch. The Ukrainian People's Republic was proclaimed to be the Soviet Republic at this congress. The Tsentralna Rada's laws and instructions were denounced by the Congress. An alliance with the Russia Red Army was declared by the Petrograd Council of People's Commissars. The Reds took control of the government in January 1918 and <mask> became Minister of the Interior.The Soviet fight against the bourgeois business owners' and landlords' counter-revolution was led by the first Minister of the Interior and Head of the Secret Police, Evgenia <mask>. <mask> was upset when the Soviets signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Germany, which gave control of territories in western Ukraine to Germany. She resigned her government post and organised worker battalions to resist the advance of the German army. She

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title: Yevgenia Bosch

texts: enlisted in the Red Army with her daughter. After several months of recovery, she left Ukraine for Russia, where she filled political and military administrative posts for the next few years as the civil war continued. In August 1918, she was the chairwoman of the Penza Gubernia Party Committee. She was posted to the front of the Caspian-Caucasus.She was a member of the committee for the defence of the two Baltic countries in 1919. She is said to have slept with a revolver under her pillow. She chaired the Military Historical Commission from 1920 to 1922 but was unable to do so due to illness. <mask> joined the left opposition in 1923. She felt that the bureaucratic group was controlling the Soviet government. She signed The Declaration of 46, the first official statement by the opposition to Joseph Stalin. A Year of Struggle was published posthumously.<mask> fell out of favor with the leadership. She took her own life in January 1925, after learning that she had been forced to resign as leader of the Red Army, as well as in pain from her heart condition and Tuberculosis. The Soviet government suppressed official acknowledgement of her status as a major Bolshevik leader after her suicide. When the bridge over the Dnieper was raised in 1925, it was named in <mask>'s honor. The Yevgeniya Bosch Bridge was named after her. The bridge was built on the base of the Nicholas Chain Bridge that was blown up by Polish troops in 1920. During World War II, the bridge was destroyed.The Metro Bridge is located at the site of the <mask> bridge. Most of the objects in Ukraine and other places in the Soviet Union were renamed after 1991, but communist monuments, street names and other toponyms have been banned in the country. Her daughter Olha gave birth to a baby named Oleh. There are also references to <mask>, Evgenia, andRosalia Zemlyachka. The National Government and Soviet power in Ukraine in the 19th century. The Struggle for the Régime in the Ukraine from April to 1917 was published in 1925. There are external links to <mask>'s biography.Ukrayinska Pravda births 1925 suicides, people from Ochakiv, Odessky Uyezd, and the Russian Empire of German


title: Michael Dorris

texts: The first Chair of the Native American Studies program at Dartmouth College was created by <mask>. His novel A Yellow Raft in Blue Water was published in 1987. The 1989 National Book Critics Circle Award for General Nonfiction was won by The Broken Cord, which was about dealing with his adopted son who had fetal alcohol syndrome. Congress approved legislation to warn of the dangers of drinking alcohol while pregnant. He and Louise had a family of six children. Some of their writing was collaborated on. They separated in 1995.He killed himself in 1997 as police investigated allegations that he had abused his daughters. Mary Besy and Jim Dorris were the parents of <mask>rris. The senior Dorris was reported to be mixed race with a Native American father. His father died before Dorris was born. Dorris was raised by his mother, who worked for the Democratic Party. Two maternal relatives helped raise him, either two aunts or an aunt. He spent summers with his father's relatives on reservations.The Washington Post reported that he was raised by a family member. In an article published in New York Magazine two months after Dorris' death, a reporter quoted the Modoc tribal historian as saying, "Dorris was probably the descendant of a white man named Dorris whom records show befriended the Modocs on the West Coast just before and after the There is no record of Dorris being an Indian citizen. "Dorris' mother, who was white, became pregnant by her Indian boyfriend, but she could not marry him." She married a white man. Dorris received his undergraduate degree in English and Classics from Georgetown University in 1967, and his master's degree in anthropology from Yale University in 1971. He studied the effects of offshore drilling on the

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title: Michael Dorris

texts: Native Alaskan communities.<mask> was the first chair of the Native American Studies department at Dartmouth College. He was one of the first unmarried men to adopt a child. His adopted son was diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome. Dorris' struggle to understand and care for his son became the subject of his 1987 memoir The Broken Cord. Dorris adopted two more Native American children in 1974 and 1976, both of whom were likely affected by fetal alcohol syndrome. He wrote the text to accompany the photographs of Joseph C. Farber. He was named a Guggenheim Fellow for his work in 1977.He took his three adopted children with him to New Zealand in 1980, where he took a year's sabbatical. He married Louise Erdrich, a writer of Anishinaabe, German-American, and Métis descent, after returning to the United States in 1981. She was a student when they met 10 years ago. During his sabbatical in New Zealand, Dorris and Erdrich began to correspond by mail. She adopted three of his children. They had three daughters together. Dorris and Erdrich wrote romance fiction under the name Milou North to supplement their income.The British magazine Woman published many of the pieces. The Bingo Palace was dedicated to Dorris. The family lived in New Hampshire. <mask> was a mentor to other students. The college's Indian mascot was eliminated. After the couple received major grants, the family moved to Minnesota. Sava was sent to military and boarding school.When she was 12 she started attending boarding school. Dorris quit teaching at Dartmouth to become a full-time writer after the success of The Broken Cord and an advance of 1.5 million for the outline of Crown of Columbus. Reynold was killed by a car in 1991. <mask>, Erdrich, and their three

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texts: daughters moved to Kalispell, Montana, because of death threats made towards them. They returned to New Hampshire in 1993. The Piper Mansion is in Minneapolis. In 1994 Sava sent a letter to the couple threatening to destroy their lives and demanding money.Sava was taken to court for attempted felony theft. Sava was acquitted of the charges after the first jury deadlocked. In 1995 the couple separated. <mask> was treated for alcohol abuse. In 1996 <mask> and Erdrich divorced. Dorris fell into a depression because he was addicted to Erdrich. Two of <mask>' biological daughters made allegations of abuse against him.Dorris tried to kill himself in 1997. He killed himself in the Brick Tower Motor Inn in Concord, New Hampshire, on April 10, 1997. Dorris didn't believe in the legal system's ability to exonerate him without his wife and children being killed in a court trial. The criminal investigations into the sexual abuse allegations were closed after his death. The author, co-author, or editor of a dozen books was Reception Dorris. The "finest literary debut of the late 20th century" was his Yellow Raft in Blue Water. It tells the story of three generations of women, in a non- linear fashion, from multiple perspectives, a technique that Dorris would frequently use in his later writings.His memoir The Broken Cord brought attention to the problem of fetal alcohol syndrome. The National Book Critics Circle Award for general non-fiction was one of the awards the book won. Congressional legislation on FAS is credited with inspiring it. Jimmy Smits played Dorris in the TV film. Elizabeth Cook- Lynn wrote an essay 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476


title: Michael Dorris

texts: 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 The only fiction they officially share credit for, although they frequently stated that they collaborated on other works, was The Crown of Columbus. Several characters in the novel are writing.The autobiographical representation of the creative "pleasure and problems" that Dorris and Erdrich shared is what the work has been characterized as. Dorris continued the story of the families introduced in Yellow Raft in Blue Water in Cloud Chamber. Dorris published three works for young adults during his lifetime. His themes of identity and sibling rivalry are explored in these novels. A Guide to Research on North American Indians, A Yellow Raft in Blue Water, and The Broken Cord: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and the Loss of the Future are some of the works. The fourth issue of Newsmakers was published in 1997. The research was done in 1997.Contemporary Authors Online was published in 2005. Elizabeth Gleick. "An imperfect union." The time on April 28, 1997 was "<mask> Dorris." Notable Native Americans. The research was done in 1995. Further reading Gerald Robert.1999. There are narratives on post indian survival. The University of Nebraska Press. There are links to the Papers of <mask>s at the Rauner

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title: Angela Fong

texts: She is a Canadian professional wrestler, model, ring announcer, cheerleader and actress. She worked at Lucha Underground under the ring name Black Lotus and at World Wrestling Entertainment under the ring name "Savannah" from 2007 to 2010. She was a cheerleader for the BC Lions in the Canadian Football League. <mask> tried out for the Diva Search but didn't make it. Shawn Spears was shown briefly on OVW with <mask> in February 2008. <mask> joined FCW in early 2008. She was a valet for The Puerto Rican Nightmares where she feuded with other people.The Puerto Rican Nightmares broke up. The first ever Queen of FCW was crowned on the February 5 episode of FCW television tapings. The feud between <mask> tried to steal the crown. On the April 19, 2009, edition of FCW, Doctor X attacked the Queen of FCW Crown, so she won by DQ. <mask> had defended the crown for seven months. She competed in a tournament for the new FCW Divas Championship but lost to Naomi Night in the second round. On September 15, 2009, <mask> became a backstage interviewer on ECW.When Lauren Mayhew left the WWE to work for ECW, <mask> took over the role of ring announcer of the show. During the 10th anniversary of SmackDown, she was a lumberjill during the match between Melina and McCool. After the ECW brand was closed down on February 16, 2010 and was replaced with NXT, she became the official ring announcer for the first season of the show. She was the ring voice for the Money in the Bank ladder match and the battle royal. On June 23, 2010, <mask> was let go from her contract. <mask> started selling signed items on eBay in 2010. She revealed via her account on September 22, 2010, that she would become an MMA dancer for the organization,Xtreme Fighting Championships, dancing in the XFC Cage Dolls.On September 26, 2010, when she defeated Randi West to win the vacant GBPW Ladies Championship, she became the first champion in the organization's history. The match for Ice Ribbon was won by <mask>. It was confirmed that <mask> would return to the wrestling scene in the new Lucha Underground wrestling series. She

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title: Angela Fong

texts: made her official television appearance on November 26, 2014, when she briefly watched the match between Son of Havoc and Mascarita Sagrada. She appeared in many Lucha Underground matches spectating over different competitors. At the end of the Lucha Underground episode on January 28, 2015, she claimed to be looking for a man named Matanza. She goes by the name of Black Lotus on the 4 February episode.Black Lotus was imprisoned for trying to kill his brother. Lotus was captured by the Crew and betrayed to Cueto in exchange for protection from Mexican enemies. At part one of Lucha Undergrounds Ultima Lucha, Cueto admitted to Black Lotus that "the Monster" Matanza is his brother, forced by their father to partake in underground fighting. He claimed that Matanza framed El Dragon Azteca for the murder of Lotus' parents, but this was later revealed to be a lie. Azteca tried to save Lotus, but Lotus attacked and killed Azteca on August 5, 2015, the first-season finale. Lotus was freed by Cueto, who claimed that Azteca's death had caused them to leave. The show ended with the Temple being abandoned.Lotus was the bodyguard to Dario Cueto during their absence from the temple and later when they came back. She competed in her first televised match against El Dragon Azteca Jr. when she broke her arm. On the November 16 episode of Lucha Underground, she returned to the temple along with The Black Lotus Triad members Hitokiri, Doku and Yurei, and all of them attacked Pentagn Dark, allowing Johnny Mundo to eliminate him, thus costing him the match. Since 2005, <mask> has been pursuing an acting career. She won a purse and gift card as a contestant on Let's Make a Deal. On June 7, 2012 <mask> appeared as one of the girls looking for a date on Take Me Out, where she appeared on every episode during the season. She was a contestant on the comedy game show Who wants to Date a Comedian?, where she won a date with a comedian.On September 6, 2015, <mask> married Phil Habeger. A daughter was born in December 2020. Florida Championship WrestlingQueen of FCW was the Queen of FCW for one

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title: Thomas De Witt Talmage

texts: In the United States, <mask> held pastorates in the Reformed Church in America and the Presbyterian Church. He was one of the most prominent religious leaders in the United States during the mid- to late-19th century. He preached to people in England. Talmage was a well-known reformer in New York City and was involved in crusades against vice and crime. Dr. Talmage devoted himself to editing, writing, and lecturing in the last years of his life. He was editor of the Christian at Work in New York, the Advance in Chicago, and the Sunday Magazine in New York. He was said to have preached to an audience of 8,000 people each week, and for many years his sermons were published in more than 3000 journals, which he was said to reach 25,000,000 readers.T<mask> <mask> <mask> was born in Franklin Township, New Jersey and he was a member of the Reformed Church of Bound Brook which is located on Main Street in South Bound brook. Some of the earliest Dutch families settled in New York. His father's ancestors came from England and included some of the founding fathers of New York. The University of the City of New York is now New York University. Talmage studied law for a while before deciding to enter the ministry. He studied theology at a seminary. Four of his brothers joined the ministry, earning the title Doctor of Divinity.James and Goyn <mask> became noted preachers, while their brother John was a missionary in China. <mask> was a successful merchant. After graduating in 1856, Talmage began preaching in New Jersey. After two years at a pastorate in Syracuse, New York, he moved to Philadelphia to become the pastor for the Second Reformed Dutch Church. The Reformed Church in America changed its name in 1867. Talmage established a reputation as a gifted orator and preacher here. He was a member of the Union Army during the American Civil War.The church grew from a minor congregation to one of the most powerful and influential institutions in the city under his guidance. Talmage

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title: Thomas De Witt Talmage

texts: attracted large crowds almost immediately after his arrival. Talmage attracted a growing audience despite being called a "pulpit clown" and a "mountebank". Everyone who attended could no longer be seated in the church. Talmage accepted an offer from the Central Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn, New York, in 1869. His first wife was from Brooklyn. They had two children together before she drowned.In May 1863, Talmage married Susan Whittemore in Greenpoint, New York. They had five children. Talmage left most of Susan's estate to be estimated at $200,000. Talmage married a third time in January 1898, three years after his wife died. The young widow was married to a judge. She was younger than Talmage. Talmage continued his dramatic services even after moving to Brooklyn.<mask>'s sermons became one of the most popular religious experiences of the era because of his colorful performances. The tabernacle was built to accommodate the large crowds who attended his church services. The building was used as a Sunday School. The construction was completed in three months, thanks to the demand for his sermons. Hundreds of people were turned away every Sunday because the seating was free of charge. The original tabernacle was destroyed in a fire in 1872, making it one of the worst in Brooklyn's history. The Brooklyn Academy of Music was where <mask> and his congregation met.The building has seating for 5,000 people. <mask> preached for several more years. The second tabernacle was destroyed in a fire in 1889, and the congregation became suspicious of the location. The third tabernacle was built at a new location at Clinton Avenue and Greene Avenue. After the third tabernacle was destroyed by a fire in 1894, a discouraged <mask> announced his decision to retire from holding a regular pastorate in favor of taking up an Evangelist practice. Talmage changed his mind about joining the First Presbyterian Church in Washington, DC. He was the associate pastor for four years.Although he continued

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title: Thomas De Witt Talmage

texts: to attract large crowds, they did not express the same enthusiasm as his Philadelphia or Brooklyn congregation. Washington residents may have been more conservative. Talmage resigned on March 9, 1899, because he was interested in writing about religion. His writings were published in newspapers and magazines. His sermons were printed in newspapers all over the country. In print, the performance aspect was lost. The tastes were changing.<mask>'s popularity waned after he resigned from the pastorate. <mask> went to Mexico for six weeks to recover from the flu. His condition was not considered life threatening until the first week of April. Inflammation of the brain was the cause of his death. His body was brought to the Church of the Covenant three days later for a funeral service. Dr. Teunis S. Hamlin of the Church of the Covenant was one of the people who assisted. They are Terhune, Dr. Howard Suydam and Dr. <mask>.Condolence messages were sent to the family from England, Russia and other countries after his death. Talmage was buried in a family plot. The world is seen today. H.S. was written by Hunt and Eaton. Smith Publishing was founded in 1896 by C. F. Beezley and Co. The Masque was torn off. Chicago: Palmer & Co.The social craziness of modern society. 3rd edition. The introduction to Rev. Mary: The Queen of the House of David and Mother of Jesus was written by A. Stewart Walsh, D.D. Night Scenes of City Life. January 2, 2013). There is Talmage in the Holy Land.The Pathway of Life was published in Chicago. The Historical Publishing Company published Crumbs Swept Up by <mask> Talmage in 1894. References further reading include Heather D. Holy Humanitarians: American Evangelicals and Global Aid, Focus on The Christian Herald 1890-1920s. There are two speeches by Talmage. The Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project is located at the University of California, Santa Barbara Library. The deaths of American evangelicals and people of Dutch descent took place in the 19th

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title: Dragutin Radimir

texts: The associate scientific consultant to Encyclopedia Forestry in Yugoslavia was <mask>. At the time of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, father Vjekoslav and mother Zorka were from the village of Dobrota in the Bay of Kotor. There is a person named Kamenarovi. He attended Gymnasium under the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and later went to University in Vienna and the Czech Republic. He graduated from the University of Vienna Faculty for Soil Culture in 1912. There is a person named radimir Karl. The Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes was created as a result of World War I, and he was a forest engineer in Ilida near Sarajevo.He worked in the directorate of forests for the Drina Banovina from 1920 to 1937. He was transferred to Mostar from the same position in 1938. He moved to Zagreb in 1939. He was a senior advisor at the Department of the Banovina of Croatia from 1939 to 1941. He worked in the laboratories of the company during World War II. He was employed at the Ministry of Zagreb in 1945 as a senior government adviser. He retired in 1950.He wrote many papers after World War II about the utilization of by-products. A collection of photographs of forests and their by-products was compiled by an amateur photographer. The collection was given to a company in Sarajevo. The entire collection was destroyed during the civil war. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Serbia, the main occupation of the man was reforestation. The Serbian Spruce was


title: Dragutin Radimir

texts: 1952. .L. s.481 Razvoj smolarenja stimulacijom, proizvodnja i izvoz terpentina. .L. Nova metoda uzgajnje biljaka vjetakim svijetlom was published in 1952..L. Mogunost dananje orijentacije is industriji Italije. .L. 1,1953, s.52 Poumljavanje goleti. .L. 1,1953, s.54 Kako gledaju strani strunjci. .L.Pejoski-Radimir: Savremeni pogledi na stimulirano smolarenje. .L. Potronja, s.206 Proizvodnja, was written in 1953. Izgledi is budunosti. .L. Fotografska snimanja uma i umskih objekata. .L.I proizvodnja smole, s. 347, was written in 1953. .L. Jo o naim nacionalnim parkovima i umjetnim nasadima. .L. s.481 Uspomene na velikog umarskog entomologa. .L. Istraivanja, s.325, was passed in 1954..L. s.534 radovi na uzgajanju borovih sastojina sa visokim intenzitetom luenja smole. Narodni umar was written in Sarajevo in 1955. O znaenju uzgoja umsko-vonog. .L. The s.94 Proizvodnja was written in 1955. The year 1952..L. s.130 iskoriivanju naih borovih uma smolarenjem. umarstvo 7-8, Beograd 1955. Borovi na granici umske vegetacije. Beograd, 1957 O uzgoju. .L.s. 450 Proizvodnja ploa vlaknatica i iverica. .L. The Prema Naval Sores Review  1957. .L. s.75 Kako poveati proizvodnju smole. Narodni umar was born in Sarajevo. I have sources for forestry.The MCMLXIII was published by the Yugoslav Lexicographical Institute. The book is titled "<mask>, Dragutin, forestry expert". 368 Karton osobe: RADIMIR, <mask>, Imenik hrvatskih umara was published by the Croatian Forestry

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title: Rosie Cooper

texts: <mask> is a British Labour Party politician who was first elected as the Member of Parliament for West Lancashire in 2005. <mask> was the daughter of parents who were deafness. She attended a number of schools, including St Oswald's Roman Catholic Primary School, Old Swan, and the University ofLiverpool. In 1994 she became the public relations manager for Littlewoods and in 1995 she became the group corporate communications manager. She left Littlewoods in 2001 to become the director of the Merseyside Centre for the Deaf. She was the vice chair of the health authority from 1994 to 1996. She became Chair of the hospital in 1996.She is a Trustee of the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation. <mask> stood down from the city council in 2000 after becoming the Lord Mayor in 1992. At the 1983 general election, she was selected to contest the Conservative-held seat ofLiverpool Garston as a Liberal. She finished in third place with a lot of votes behind the winner. The Knowsley North by-election was caused by the resignation of the Labour MP Robert Kilroy-Silk to become a television host. At the by-election, Labour retained the seat with George Howarth gaining a comfortable margin of 6,724 votes, while <mask> finished behind Howarth at the 1987 general election. She came second behind Labour's Jane Kennedy in the 1992 general election, but ahead of the deselected Labour MP Terry Fields.<mask> was a member of the Broadgreen ward. <mask> was a member of the Allerton ward from 1996 to 2000 and a member of the Labour Party from 1999 to 2000. She was a candidate for the European Parliament in 2004. <mask> became the Labour Party's candidate from an all-female short list in the constituency of West Lancashire at the 2005 general election, following the retirement of Colin Pickthall. At her fifth

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title: Rosie Cooper

texts: attempt, <mask> was elected to the House of Commons with a majority. She gave her first speech on May 24, 2005. <mask> made an official research visit to Israel in 2005.She became a vice-chair of Labour Friends of Israel in September 2020. She became a member of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee after her election in 2005, and was part of the successful campaign to stop the merger of the Ormskirk hospitals. In June 2006 she became Parliamentary Private Secretary to Lord Rooker, a Minister at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. The Prime Minister's office was told by The Daily Telegraph that they would be appalled if Baroness Thatcher were to be given a state funeral, as a leader more politically divisive than others. When Ben Bradshaw became Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport in 2009, she became his Parliamentary Private Secretary. She is a member of the All-Party Parliamentary Health Select Committee. She was one of the few Labour MPs who voted against the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill.A man associated with the proscribed neo-Nazi terror group National Action was charged with encouragement to murder <mask> and six other men were also charged with being members of a proscribed organisation. Jack Renshaw admitted in a guilty plea to buying a replica Roman Gladius sword to kill <mask>. In July of last year, Lythgoe was sentenced to eight years in prison for his part in the murder of <mask>. <mask> was reelected in the general election. In 2020 <mask> called for the Nursing and Midwifery Council to be "relocated with a body which can instil confidence" after a nurse was only handed a 12-month suspension. <mask> was a supporter of Lisa Nandy in the Labour Party leadership election. <mask> is a member of the Labour Party in the United

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title: Sallam ibn Mishkam

texts: In the early seventh century, a Jewish warrior, rabbi and poet named <mask> ibn Mishkam lived in Medina, Arabia. The family and early life were members of the Nadir tribe. He was related to the Abu'l-Huqayq branch of the tribe and was a distant cousin of the tribal chief. The Qurayza tribe, which had many friends among the local pagans as well as the Jews, had a tavern next to his house. They were divorced after they married at some point. It is possible that the whole family changed their minds about this match amicably and early, before the two of them actually lived together. When Muhammad arrived in Medina in 622, he was eager to convince the local Jewish tribes that he was a prophet like the ones in their own scriptures.When we were pagans, we used to pray for the Prophet's help to defeat us and warn us that he was coming, and you described him to us. He said that Muhammad wasn't the Messiah because he hadn't brought us anything. He asked if the Qur'an is the truth from God. The Jews challenged Muhammad that the Qur'an could not be found in the Torah and that neither man nor jinn could have forged it. Muhammad was asked if he followed the religion of Abraham and believed in the Torah to testify that it was the truth from God. The friends replied, "We hold by this Torah and we live according to its guidance and the truth." After changing the direction of prayer from Jerusalem to Mecca, Muhammad distanced himself from the Jews.He was asked by four friends how they could follow him after he abandoned his religion


title: Sallam ibn Mishkam

texts: and did not state that he was the son of God. There are many reports of the Jews in Arabia believing this and this type of deification is confirmed by a Syriac version of 4 Ezra and the manuscripts which derive from it. The University of Saint Andrews has an article called "The Book of 6 Ezra (2 Esdras 15-16)". The Jews and Christians both claim that the Messiah is the son of God. Allah fight them! This incident confirmed to both Jews and Muslims that their religions were different. After the Battle of Badr and the expulsion of the Qaynuqa tribe from Medina, the chief of Mecca, Abu Sufyan, knocked on the door. He admitted that he had brought 200 cavalry to Medina to negotiate an alliance against Muhammad, but that he had been afraid to admit him to his own house.The guest later reported that he was refreshed and given good wine by the man who invited him. It was probably acting on his tip-offs that Abu Sufyan's men raided north-eastern Medina the next day. While the elders were considering Muhammad's request, he fled home. He said that they were planning to kill him and that he had offered to drop a rock on his head in order to stop them. If the plot was real, it is interesting that <mask> should have tried to protect Muhammad, and if the plot was a fabrication, the Muslim sources should wish to exonerate him. Muhammad demanded that the Nadir leave their homes in Medina. He urged Huyayy to leave the city because he didn't think they had a chance of succeeding.According to Huyayy, the Nadir fortresses were prepared


title: Sallam ibn Mishkam

texts: for a twelve months siege and that the neighboring tribes would soon call Muhammad's bluff. Salla urged his chief to reconsider when the relief failed to materialise. Muhammad destroyed the date-orchards after two more weeks. The women wailed and tore their robes. Once planted, they will not bear fruit for thirty years more if they are cut down, so he accepted Muhammad's terms of surrender. The man left Medina. The Abu'l-Huqayq clan owned more date orchards and the fortress of Al-Qamus, where many of the Nadir, including Sallam, settled.The existing community welcomed their kin, but deferred to them as leaders. Should a military defence ever be required, <mask> was the captain of the garrison. The couple were married in Khaybar. Her family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Her father was a warrior-poet. Some sources say that this marriage was happy and that the couple had a son. The Nadir wanted to get rid of Muhammad so he could return to Medina.One of the people who went to Mecca to negotiate an


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texts: alliance with the pagan Quraysh was <mask>. When the Quraysh asked if the Jews considered their religion better than Islam, the rabbis replied, "Your religion is better than Muhammad's and you are on a better path than he and his followers." After the executions of Huyayy, his son and brother in Medina, Muhammad continued to suspect the Jews of Khaybar. He ordered the assassinations of the uncle and kinsman of <mask>. Muhammad would eventually launch an attack against Khaybar. The Muslim armies entered Khaybar at dawn for a surprise attack. The workmen in the fields fled to the fortresses, screaming: "Muhammad - with his army!" <mask>, who was ill at the time, nevertheless exerted himself to organize the defence in a hurry.Since the Muslims were attacking from the Natat area, he ordered the Jews to hide their wealth and families in the fortresses of al-Khatiba. The Jews charged from Natat to engage the invading army after he urged them to fight bravely. Fifty Muslims were wounded in the course of the battle. The Jewish casualties in the battle were heavy, and one of them was <mask>. There were 628 deaths of Jews of the Jewish tribes of

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title: Henny Vrienten

texts: <mask> is a Dutch musician best known as the singer, songwriter, and bassist of the popular 1980s ska pop band Doe Maar. He has composed scores for films. <mask> began his career in the late 1960s as a member of the local outfit Les cruches. He released his first single as Ruby Carmichael in the early 1970s. <mask> recorded his first solo album in 1977. "Lift Me Up Higher" was a single. In the 70s, he began working with a singer-songwriter in the studio and on stage.The 1975 album Waar ik woon en wie ik ben was recorded by Vrienten. The latter said they should form a band. The Rumbones toured from October to November 1977 and split up immediately after. Vrienten did another tour with de Groot and recorded demos at his garage. When Jansz asked Vrienten to join his band, he thought that a Dutch-language group would not survive. He changed his mind in 1980. Vrienten joined Doe Maar for the recording of their second album.The band's trademark colors were co-designed by him. In March 1981 the record was released. "32 Jaar" became a hit. The follow-up, "Smoorverliefd", missed the Top 40, but with the 1982-released "Doris Day", Doe Maar became a key figure in the New Dutch Wave explosion. Initially, they enjoyed their newfound popularity, but six months later, doubts started to arise. The fourth album, 4us, was released in March 1983 and the band temporarily retreated from publicity. As Doe Maar-mania grew even bigger, this completely backfired.In between tours of Belgium and the Netherlands Antilles, <mask> recorded his first Dutch-language solo album and second overall, Geen Ballade, a few weeks before Doe Maar played two farewell shows for the live broadcast. Instead of embarking on a solo tour, <mask> decided to explore new territory: he wrote TV and film

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texts: scores, including for the Dutch Sesame Street, and produced music for other artists. <mask> had a solo career playing oldies like "Teddy Bear's Picknick" with Magnificent Seven. A best-of album held back the release of a new solo album. Mijn Hart Slaapt Nooit, Vrienten's third studio record, was released in 1992. The album received little promotion. At the end of the year, all of the members of the Doe Maar came together to support a band that played at a 25th-anniversary concert.A new generation of Dutch-language acts emerged in the 1990s, and <mask> collaborated with a rap group. In 1999, the four-piece rock band BLF spent a whole tour playing Doe Maar tribute shows. On 1 November 1999, they announced their reunion for one last album and a 25-date tour of the Netherlands and Belgium, consisting of eight club shows, a record-breaking sixteen-night residency at the Rotterdam Ahoy, and a stadium show. The band were finally acknowledged by the pop critics who had previously criticized them for singing in Dutch. In 2008, Vrienten recorded an album with Frank Boeijen and Henk Hofstede. They took it on a theatre tour. In 2010, Vrienten appeared in Ali B op volle toeren, a programme in which young Dutch rappers exchange songs with established artists."32 Jaar Later" is a sequel to the song that gave Doe Maar their first top 40 hit. He released two solo albums and went on a tour with his son and three-piece rock band My Baby. <mask> formed a supergroup with two other people. They toured with a set of collaborative songs and solo material. <mask> and his son appeared in a documentary about bass players, a sequel to the first one, which explored the joy of playing guitar. The two became artists-in-residence on the show. Tussen de Regels was released at the end of

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title: J. H. Curle

texts: <mask> was a Scottish mining engineer, traveller, writer, and philatelist. He wrote The Gold Mines of the World as well as autobiographical and travel works. He was a member of the Eugenics Society and published To-day and To-morrow: The Testing Period of the White Race in which he surveyed the races of the world and argued that the white race was being out-bred by other races. He won awards for his collection of stamps of the Transvaal and for his book on the postage stamps of that province. One of eleven children, <mask> was born in Melrose, Scotland, on 18 October 1870. <mask> was also the father of his mother. The family lived at the foot of the Eildon Hills.He did not attend a public school due to an over charged nervous system. <mask>'s father paid for his travel to Australia in 1885. The physician drank the brandy from Curle's flask, attributing its disappearance to "evaporation" and, according to Curle, much of the rest of the alcohol on the ship. After visiting relatives and staying in the bush, <mask> went to his first gold mine. He returned to Scotland in 1886. In 1886 he traveled to South Africa, visiting the Transvaal and Natal before returning to Scotland where he received his degree. <mask> arrived in South Africa in 1891.He worked in mine evaluation while on his travels and left his job as mining editor of the Johannesburg Star in 1894. He was able to become wealthy by trading shares on the stock exchange because of his financial insight into mining companies. The first edition of The Gold Mines of the World was published in 1899. The Shadow-show and

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texts: This World of Ours are two of the autobiographical and travel works he wrote. His obituary states that he traveled with a large map of the world on which he recorded his journeys which averaged 50,000 miles per annum. <mask> was described as a tall man with thick eye-brows and a sort of stammer by the writer who worked with him on The Star. His obituary in The Eugenics Review described him as "very much a Border Scot", shy, but also generous, with a joke and strong views.He was not robust and his extensive travels were the result of determination and an inherently nomadic nature. <mask> was a member of the Eugenics Society and published To-day and To-morrow: The Testing Period of the White Race in which he surveyed the races of the world. He described the "Negro" as the "hero of Africa", capable of great good and a gentleman, but also as unsophisticated and child-like with "vivid emotions", a ready laugh, and an innate gentleness. Curle argued that "Evolution does not need the Negro" and that the growth in their population in Africa was a "vast futility" but one that the white race must make the best of. Whites from Western Europe were seen as more advanced than those from Eastern Europe by Curle, who saw them as inferior, unstable and ruled by emotion. He was a specialist in the stamps of Transvaal. The Royal Philatelic Society London awarded him the Crawford Medal in 1940 for his work Transvaal Postage Stamps.He was a member of the Roll ofDistinguished Philatelists of South Africa. In his obituary in The London Philatelist, it was stated that his stamp collection

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title: J. H. Curle

texts: was his "wife and children" to him and that there was no distance he would not travel to add to it. <mask> died of cancer at the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, B.C., on December 26, 1942. The Africana Museum is where he left his stamp collection. It was on display at a stamp exhibition. The Eugenics Society received £2,000 from him. The Gold Mines of the World: Containing concise and practical advice for investors gathered from a personal inspection of the mines of the Transvaal, India, West Australia,Queensland, New Zealand, British Columbia and Rhodesia &c. Waterlow, London, 1899.2nd ed. The third ed. was published in 1902. The Journal of the Chemical, Metallurgical and Mining Society of South Africa published "The origin of the gold in the Rand banket" in 1905. pp. 8 199–199. The show is called the Shadow-show. There is a town in London.1912. This world is ours. London, 1921. The Testing Period of the White Race is over. London, in the late 19th century. Our Testing Time: Will the White Race Win Through is a U.S. edition. This is the world first.London, 1931. The face of Earth. London, 1937. Postage stamps that are transvaal. The Royal Philatelic Society was founded in London in 1940. Albert Basden and Eskimo Pie. London, 1942.References include J. H<mask> and William Redford. "The World's Rarest Group of Stamps." There is a description of the "Curle" collection of stamps. The Africana Museum is in South Africa. British philatelists 1870 births Scottish autobiographers Scottish travel writers Scottish non-fiction writers Scottish deaths from throat

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title: Carmel Busuttil

texts: <mask>, also known as "Il-Buu", is a Maltese former professional footballer. He was one of the best Maltese players of all time and began his career with his hometown club. <mask> joined Genk after a year in Italy. He was the team's top scorer for three consecutive seasons while he was the captain of the Belgian side. <mask> joined Sliema Wanderers and won the title again. His 93 goals in 2001 were the most in a single season in the history of the Premier League. <mask> made his international debut for the Maltese national team in 1982.He scored 23 goals in the process. He was the nation's top goal scorer until it was broken in March 2010. In 2004, he was selected by the Malta Football Association as the country's " single most outstanding player" in the last 50 years. Busuttil was introduced to football when he played with the neighbourhood children next to his parents house. Following financial and administrative problems, a new club was formed under the name of Rabat Ajax, and he joined at the age of ten. <mask> made his debut at the age of 14. The 1982–83 season was the first time in 17 years that Rabat Ajax was back in the top tier of Maltese football.In their first season back, the second place finish gave them access to the 1983–84 UEFA Cup. The 0–10 defeat against the Czechs of Inter Bratislava was Busuttil's debut in European competition. After two runner-up finishes in their first two seasons, in which Busuttil was awarded the first out of his two Player of the Year awards, Rabat Ajax won the Premier League title for two seasons in a row. The low of the 1986–87 season was followed by the high of the previous season. Busuttil was the league's top scorer with 10 goals. <mask>, who was with urrieq at the time, was invited to join him at Verbania after he expressed interest in leaving the club. In August 1987, a season-long loan deal was agreed, with an additional clause stating that if a higher-level Italian club showed interest in Busuttil, Verbania would act on their behalf and receive 30% of any deal struck.In the fifth level of Italian football,

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texts: Verbania finished second in the Piemonte and Aosta Valley regional division and gained promotion to the Interregionale. Busuttil ended his first stint outside of his home country with eight goals, and is still regarded with high esteem by the Piedmontese side. In the summer of 1988, Belgian side Genk began negotiations for Busuttil's signature. Busuttil was suspended by the club for his stance on leaving the club and did not play for three months due to the lack of agreement on the transfer fee. In September 1988 an agreement was reached for the transfer of Busuttil after the president of the Malta Football Association interceded on behalf of the club. He joined the club after a 15-day trial. His first season was Genk's first as a newly-formed club after the merger of Waterschei Thor and Winterslag.The season ended with only two wins in 34 matches as the club was marred with bitterness between old rivals and now members of a single club. <mask> scored the first of his three goals in a 2–2 draw against Beerschot. After finishing fourth in the Second Division, the club qualified for the promotion play-offs. Busuttil scored twice as Genk won the decisive match against Zwarte Leeuw. He was the club's top scorer with 17 goals and 14 in the league. Despite interest from Belgian, Turkish and Hungarian clubs, Busuttil kept his place in the first team and extended his stay with the club. He was the club captain for four years.Busuttil scored five goals, including the opener, in a 1–1 draw against Anderlecht on 13 April 1991, as Genk avoided being demoted by four points. <mask> was the club's top scorer with ten goals as Genk narrowly avoided being demoted. His last season with the Belgian club ended on a low point as the team's poor performances coupled with three managers hired during the course of the season led to a last place finish. He scored 57 goals in 183 games for Genk, becoming a crowd favourite and remaining highly regarded to this day. In the summer of 1994 <mask> signed with Sliema Wanderers for a reported sum of Lm40,000. He scored seven goals in his

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title: Carmel Busuttil

texts: first season back in his homeland and helped Sliema Wanderers finish runners-up. The title favorites in the following season were Hibernians and Valletta.With inconsistent results between the two and a comeback win for Sliema Wanderers against Valletta in the second round, the Blues never looked back and headed to a league title win, the 23rd in their history. He scored 35 goals in 67 matches between the 1996 and 1999 league campaigns, but he also served as a player-coach for the 1997–98 season. The 1999–2000 season saw Busuttil add the FA Trophy and Super Cup to his collection. <mask> scored his first European goal in a 2–1 win over Partizan in the first leg of the 2000–01. The opening game of the 2001–02 season was the last league game of his career. He scored a goal and was sent off, resulting in an unfulfilled one-match ban. Busuttil's last official match was a 2–1 win over Matador Pchov in which he scored his final goal.<mask> made his debut for Malta on June 5, 1982, in a 2–1 win against Iceland in a Euro 1984 qualification match at the Stadio Giovanni Celeste. Busuttil scored a pair of goals in a 2–3 defeat against Spain in 1983. His two goals gave Malta a momentary lead, but they were not enough to overcome the late winner from Gordillo. The National Stadium was the site of the 1986 World Cup qualification match between Malta and West Germany. In a record crowd of 35,000, Busuttil gave Malta a ten-minute lead after avoiding the challenge from a German defender and scoring with a low shot to the left corner. Busuttil had to be given a painkillers at half-time due to an injury he sustained in the first half. Malta played against Hungary in December of 1988 in a World Cup qualification match.The Hungarians took a 1–0 lead before the break, but at the start of the second half, Busuttil scored after receiving a through pass from Raymond Vella and rounding goalkeeper Péter Disztl. Busuttil scored from a free kick in the final minute of the game to equalise the scores. In the reverse fixture played at the Népstadion on 12 April 1989, Malta took the lead

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texts: after seven minutes: John Buttigieg won the ball inside his own penalty box and after beating the challenge of a number of Hungarian players, fed the ball to Busuttil who overcame Imre Boda scored from the penalty spot as the match ended in a 1–1 draw. Malta hosted Italy in a packed stadium in December of 1992. Italy scored two goals in three minutes. After a penalty miss from Laferla following Franco Baresi's handball offence, Malta reduced the lead when Busuttil collected a Charles Scerri through ball and fed Martin Gregory for the goal.Malta were defeated by 1–2. <mask> was named captain for the first time in the 0–3 defeat against Scotland on 17 February 1993, fulfilling this role for 36 games in his international career. On 16 February 1994, Malta faced Belgium for the first time on a senior level, the latter using this match as preparation for the 1994 World Cup finals. Raymond Vella's last match with the national side would be the match winner as <mask> collected a pass from him and scored. <mask> rode the same plane as the Belgian squad. His 100th cap came in the 3–0 win against Azerbaijan, the first Maltese national to achieve this feat. His international career came to an end on 25 April 2001 in a 1–4 defeat against Iceland.Michael Mifsud scored his 24th goal for the international team on 3 March 2010 in a 1–2 defeat against Finland. The Buu Football School was opened in September 2001 after Busuttil's retirement. John Buttigieg, Silvio Vella, Ray Farrugia, and Martin Gregory were some of the former Maltese internationals who played for Konica Minolta. Busuttil won the Goal and Player of the Tournament at the London Arena in October 2002 when he was a member of the Southern Europe team. Busuttil participated in a number of local charity events, including friendly-style football matches against teams made up of former professional players. Managerial career On 21 October 2003 the Malta Football Association announced the appointment of Horst Heese as the new head coach of the Maltese national team, and Busuttil would serve as his assistant with the


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texts: aim to take over in two years' time. Heese was an important figure in pushing for <mask>'s transfer to Genk.Heese knew at the end of 2005 that he wouldn't be renewing his contract and the MFA began discussions with <mask> to take the helm. Duan Fitzel was engaged on a two-year contract after Busuttil rejected the association's offer. <mask> was presented as the new coach for Santa Luija on 17 November 2005, signing a season-long contract. His first game in charge was a win. Santa Luija wasn't promoted to the Second Division because they finished fifth in the league. Busuttil was announced as the new coach of Piet Hotspurs. At the time, the team was at the bottom of the table with only two points from eight games, but by the end of the season they had secured their top-tier status with games to spare.Piet Hotspurs ended their 12-year stay at the top level when they finished second to last in the 2008 season and were demoted to the First Division. In July 2009, Duan Fitzel stepped down from his coaching role of the Maltese national team due to health problems and was replaced by John Buttigieg, with Busuttil returning as assistant, and both officially signed a five-year contract starting from 1 August. Buttigieg and Busuttil were relieved of their duties after a two-year spell in which they gave only two wins from 21 games. Busuttil was part of Melita's coaching staff between August 2012 and June 2018, assisting both the senior amateur team in their first-ever season in the premier league as well as heading the youth academy. Busuttil obtained his Category 1 UEFA Pro Coaching Licence at Coverciano on July 6, 2011. Busuttil is married to Julie and has two children, Kelly and Gary, who are named after English strikers Gary Lineker. "Score" is the score in the match after <mask>'s goal.The player won the FA Trophy in 1985 and the Super Cup in 1986, as well as the Individual Maltese Player of the Year in 2000. The players are S.S. Verbania Calcio. The Genk players are in Sliema. Maltese expatriates play football in Belgium and Italy while Maltese football managers

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title: Gertrude Guillaume-Schack

texts: Workers Congress of Paris on July 14, 1889.The committee meeting of the Women's Franchise League took place in 1895. H.N.Mozley, Jane Cobden Unwin, and Dr and Mrs. Pankhurst lived locally. Around the end of the 19th century, Guillaume- Schack became interested in theosophy. She died on May 20, 1903. In a coroner's inquest, a Socialist lecturer, temperance advocate, and strict vegetarian was described. She injured her breast after falling over a tin box in her bedroom. She consulted a former doctor who had had his name removed from the register.She refused to see a specialist because she thought death was just a transition from one state to another, and wouldn't have any interference with her body. Her condition was too advanced for the doctor to offer any treatment before she died. The cause of death was recorded as cancer of the breast, which was accelerated by want of proper surgical dressing and food. One of the most compelling voices in Germany was Gertrud Guillaume- Schack. The 1884 novel Die Betrogenen (The Deceived) was dedicated to <mask>. The story told of a girl who became a sex worker. August Bebel had a strong belief in his views.The British campaign against the Contagious Diseases Acts was described in the famous work by Bebel entitled Die Frau und der Sozialismus. Only two women from the aristocracy joined the SDP. In her history of the women worker's movement of Germany, Braun gave Guillaume- Schack credit for developing the movement. This was unfair to women like Clara, who continued to work in Germany after Guillaume- Schack left for England. The cause of protecting women and girls in Germany was taken up by more conservative men and women after Guillaume- Schack's exile. The Sittlichkeit movement was led by antisemites and was known as the abolitionist movement. The members must be Christian.Within a decade, young and liberal women who had heard her speak in London took up the Abolitionist cause in Germany. There were deaths from breast cancer in England and people from the Province of


title: Alexander Löhr

texts: <mask> was an Austrian Air Force commander during the 1930s and after the annexation of Austria, he was a Luftwaffe commander. During World War II, Lhr rose to commander of Army Group E and then to commander-in-chief in Southeastern Europe. At the end of the war in Europe, Lhr was captured. The bombing of Belgrade in 1941 was one of the war crimes he was convicted of. He was executed by firing squad on February 26, 1947. Lhr was born in Turnu-Severin in the Kingdom of Romania in 1885. He was the son of Friedrich and Catherine Lhr.His father was a captain on a hospital ship in the Black Sea during the war. His father met his mother here. She was the daughter of a military doctor. After the war, they married and moved to Turnu-Severin. Three sons were produced by the marriage. He was a member of the Eastern Orthodox Church because of his mother's faith. In Koice in Slovakia, Lhr attended a military secondary school.In January 1900, Lhr was transferred to the infantry cadet school in Timioara. He attended the Theresian Military Academy in Wiener Neustadt from 1906 to 1903. He graduated from the military academy in 1906 with a very good rating. Lhr retired as a second lieutenant and immediately volunteered for active service. In World War I, Lhr was platoon commander of a pioneer battalion. Lhr was promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel by 1921. The Director of the Air Force in the Federal Armies Ministry was one of the staff positions he held.He held the position of Commander of the Austrian Air Force until the annexation in 1938. Lhr, who had been promoted to Major on 1 July 1920, was accepted into the Austrian armed forces on 1 September 1920. Lhr became commander of the Luftwaffe forces in Austria on March 15, 1938. He was promoted to Generalleutnant. He was the commander of the East from May 1939 to June 1942. The bombing of Warsaw, Poland in September 1939 and of Belgrade,


title: Julian Lawrence

texts: He is a comics scholar. <mask> is an arts educator and researcher, with a specialization in using hand drawn comics as a tool to improve literacy, develop stories and form identity. He is a Senior Lecturer in the Comics and Graphic Novels B.A. in Middlesbrough, England. The program is at the university. During an era of intense anti-English sentiment in Québec, <mask> moved to the province with his family in the 1960's. To cope with the social rejection from his classmates, <mask> turned to reading and writing comics for entertainment and as a tool for improving his French language literacy. In 1989 <mask> moved to British Columbia, where he worked as an independent artist on a variety of projects.The character designer for the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network animated series Artie the Ant is the Senior Editor at Zeros2Heroes Media. In the spring of 1999, <mask> and Robert Dayton co-created the Drippy Gazette, a monthly two-color newspaper featuring comics from Vancouver artists, with each issue cover featuring a raindrop named Drippy the Newsboy. <mask> won a grant from the Xeric Foundation in 2000 which he used to help publish Drippytown Comics, an anthology series which grew out from the Gazette and served to showcase the work of each contributing artist. Notable artists included Colin Upton. <mask> contributed artwork to TheMagical Life of Long Tack Sam, a graphic novel documenting the life of a once famous Chinese vaudeville performer. The

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texts: Doug Wright Award was won by the book, which was named on the American Library Association's Top Ten Graphic Novels for Teens. The animated film adaptation was produced by the National Film Board of Canada.<mask> re-created his character Drippy the Newsboy as the main character in a trilogy of comic books based on the writings of American author Stephen Crane. <mask> mimicked Crane's literary narrative style by contrasting detailed artwork with slang-filled dialogue. The first, second and third volumes of The Adventures of Drippy the Newsboy were published by Conundrum Press. <mask> was a founding member of July Fourth Toilet. The University of British Columbia has a scholarship in art education. It was accepted in the press. There is a film called 'Where the Action Is: Crumb, Semiotics, L'Ecriture Feminine, and Taste'.In D. Worden. The Art of R. Crumb <mask>. Volume III: The dripping boat is about the adventures of Drippy the newsboy. Conundrum Press is from Wolfville, Nova Scotia. J. <mask>. cartoons have always been for adults but here is how they got tangled up with kids. There are cartoons that have always been for adults, but here's how they gottangled up with kids.Martin Scorsese says that superhero movies are not cinema. 'Relational connections through the Space of Learning: Exploring Youths' Experiences of Filmmaking with Comics' was published in the International Journal of Education Through Art 15 (3). <mask>, J. 'Visualizing Conflicting

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texts: Worldviews: The Comics Page and the Computer Screen' is a book. The Journal of Cultural Research in Art Education is a journal. <mask>, Lin, C-C., Irwin, R. and Lum A were involved in mentoring through the comics. The authors are Kutsyuruba, Benjamin and Walker.The year 2017: The benefits and drawbacks of early career teaching is a Pan-Canadian perspective. Word and deed. "Images, Speech Balloons, and Artful Representation: Comics asVisual Narratives of Early Career Teachers" was published in the SANE journal. Iss. 2 and 3. The comic book, "Mentorship Comics", was published in 2016It was co-authored by Dr. Rita Irwin and Dr. Ching-Chiu Lin. BC Mentoring is a comic. Teacher mentorship is essential. The essay was co-authored by Dr. Rita Irwin and Dr. Ching-Chiu Lin. There is a teacher newsmagazine. pp. Sep/Oct 18-19.There were changes to teacher mentorship in British Columbia. The essay was co-authored by Dr. Rita Irwin and Dr. Ching-Chiu Lin. The Journal of the Canadian Association of Principals. The fall issue is pp. 44–47. The book is called "Mentorship Confidential!" The essay was co-authored by Dr. Rita Irwin and Dr. Ching-Chiu Lin.There is a teacher newsmagazine. In May and June, pp. 8–10. J<mask>. volume I: Drippy's mama is the adventures of Drippy the newsboy. Conundrum Press. J. <mask>.The second volume of The adventures of Drippy the newsboy was published. Conundrum Press is from Wolfville, Nova Scotia. There are references to Canadian

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title: Joe M. Jackson

texts: During the Vietnam War, <mask>, a career officer in the United States Air Force, received the Medal of Honor for bravery above and beyond the call of duty. He volunteered for a dangerous rescue of three Air Force members trapped at a camp overrun by the Army. While the camp was under heavy enemy fire, he skillfully piloted his C-123 cargo plane and rescued the three men. <mask> was an avid model aircraft enthusiast in his youth. He enlisted in the Army Air Corps because he wanted to be an airplane mechanic. <mask> was assigned to serve as crew chief on a B-25 Mitchell bomber after the United States entered World War II. A flight engineer who was sick for a training flight was replaced by him.The plane's right engine caught fire. <mask> saved the plane and crew after the pilot asked for his help in putting out the fire. <mask> decided to be a pilot. He became a commissioned officer after completing Aviation Cadet Training. He flew P-40 Warhawk and P-63 Kingcobras throughout the war and ended the war at the controls of a B 24 Liberator bomber aircraft. <mask> flew fighter aircraft during the Korean War and early Cold War. He was promoted to major during the Korean War.He was the Operations Officer and the Executive Officer of the squadron when he was a fighter-bomber pilot. He discovered a method of navigating an aircraft back to base in poor weather, developed a method of landing a jet aircraft with low ceilings and low visibility, and created a bomb-throwing method. During the Vietnam War, he was a commander flying the C-123 Provider over South

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texts: Vietnam. Flare, communications cover, air evacuate, and search and rescue missions were performed by the unit. He was awarded the nation's highest personal award for military bravery and the only known photo of his actions that led to a medal, for his daring C-123 rescue mission on May 12, 1968 during the Battle of Kham Duc. Four crew members of <mask>'s plane received decorations. On January 16, 1969 President Lyndon B. Johnson presented <mask> with the Medal of Honor.Stephen W. Pless, a native of Newnan, received the decoration for an airborne rescue operation. President Johnson joked "there must be something in the water down in Newnan" when he realized that Pless and <mask> were from the same small Georgia town. <mask> served at the Pentagon before his final assignment as Chief of Strategic Forces Studies in the Department of Military Strategy at the Air War College from May 1971 until his retirement from the Air Force on December 31, 1973. <mask>'s decorations and awards include: Small Arms Expert Marksmanship Ribbon Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation with palm United Nations Service Medal Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal with 1960- device Korean War Service Medal of Honor citation Lieutenant Colonel <mask> was the pilot of a C-123 aircraft. <mask> volunteered to attempt the rescue of the three men from the Special Forces camp. Hostile forces had overrun the outpost and established gun positions.The camp was being raked with small arms, mortars, light and heavy automatic

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title: Joe M. Jackson

texts: weapons, and recoilless rifle fire. The camp was on fire and the dumps were on the runway. Eight aircraft were destroyed by the intense enemy fire and one aircraft remained on the runway, reducing its usable length to 2,200 feet. The weather deteriorated rapidly and only one air strike was allowed prior to his landing. Although aware of the danger and likely failure of the attempt. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> tried to rescue his aircraft. He landed his aircraft near the point where the combat control team was reported to be hiding.His aircraft was hit by hostile fire while he was on the ground. There was a rocket in front of the nose of the plane. Despite the hostile fire directed across the runway in front of his aircraft, Lt. Col. <mask> succeeded in getting airborne. Lieutenant Colonel <mask>'s concern for his fellow men, at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty, are in keeping with the highest traditions of the U.S. Air Force. <mask> served in the Air Force for several more years, both at the Pentagon and on the faculty of the Air War College. He retired after 33 years of service. He lived in Washington.On May 14, 2010, NBC News highlighted his weekly contributions to a local church that provides meals to the hungry. In 1997 Col<mask> was inducted into the Airlift/Tanker Hall of Fame. <mask> was in the Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame in 1998. There is a section of Georgia State Route 34 named after him. <mask> passed away at his home in Washington state at the age of 95. There is a list of Medal of Honor recipients for the

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title: Adela Xenopol

texts: <mask> was a feminist and writer. She published both feminist tracts and literary works. Prior to World War I, she and other feminists presented a petition for women's rights to the parliament of Romania. In 1925, she founded the Society of Romanian Women Writers to encourage women to publish their works and the following year founded an influential journal as the publishing arm of the society which published works by both women and men on feminist topics. <mask> was born in Iai, the capital of the WesternMoldavia region, to a family of intellectuals. The family origins are obscure because of discrepancies between the explanations given by Iacob Negruzzi and <mask>. During a large migration which took place around 1829, Negruzzi claimed that Dimitrie was a Jew.<mask>'s brother claimed that his father's parents were German and English. His paternal grandfather was named Brunswick and his wife's name was Smith. After being denied the right to marry the woman he had chosen, the couple ran away and boarded a ship. The fiancée was lost at sea and was found by fishermen in Norway or Sweden, where he spent time before moving to Constantinople. In Galai, he was converted from Protestantism to Orthodoxy and adopted the name Csenopolu, meaning foreigner. Maria Vasiliu, daughter of a shingle maker, was datememe datememe datememe's clerk at the Prussian Consulate in Iai. The couple had six children, including a

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title: Adela Xenopol

texts: historian, a noted architect, a teacher, and a woman.She was educated in Paris and became one of the first women to audit courses at the Sorbonne. After completing her education, <mask> returned to Iai and began a career as a writer. The Woman Question, her first published work, was published in January 1879. The article focused on liberal feminist ideals and the elimination of legal and moral restrictions which made women subservient to men. She also published feminist tracts in the Suceava journal and Versuri i istorisiri in Iai. She was the editor of the monthly journal Dochia from 1896 to 1898 and founded the monthly magazine Dochia in 1896. Maria Cunan and Smaranda Gheorghiu are two of the leading cultural figures who were solicited by <mask> to write articles about women's place in society.Economic, intellectual, legal and political spheres were supported by her. ntre sfini was published by Xenopol. Comedie ntr'un act. Spre lumin was a comedy in one act in 1901 in Iai. She edited Romnca in Bucharest between 1905 and 1906 and it was published in Paris in 1910. There is a tableaux de la vie roumaine. There are short stories of life in Romania.The stories "Un conflict céleste", "Aux Eaux", "La Boite aux Lettres", and "Le Pote" were included in the collection. Wood, why balance? "Romance" and "Paroles et Musique" are lyrics and music. Education et religion was published in 1910. It is sur l'origine

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title: Imamu Mayfield

texts: An American professional boxer who competed from 1994 to 2008 and 2016 to 2017) is named <mask>. A popular local fighter known for being on boxing cards in various New Jersey venues, <mask> turned pro in 1994. He won the IBF cruiserweight title in 1997. In his first title defense, he traveled to Hull, England and defeated Terry Dunstan. The Don "Only in America" King lost a purse bid to M and M promotions. After winning the title against Dunstan, he was supposed to fight Saul Montana but was forced to fight Arthur Williams. He lost the belt to Arthur Williams in the 9th round.He lost byKO in the 3rd round against Juan Carlos Gomez in 2000. The man asked to be released from DKP due to irreconcilable issues. After signing with M and M, he won the United States Boxing Association title in Atlantic City, New Jersey with a knockout of Gary Wilcox. He lost to Castro in the IBF Cruiserweight Title Eliminator. In his first fight as a heavy, he was undersized. He hurt Peter Ohkello. Ohkello fought for the heavy weight title in Russia.He 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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title: Rahaf Mohammed

texts: A Saudi woman was taken into custody by Thai authorities at the Bangkok airport on January 5, while she was on her way from Kuwait to Australia. She intended to claim asylum in Australia and escape her family who she says abused her and threatened to kill her, an act that is a capital offence under Saudi law. She was taken under the protection of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees after Thai authorities abandoned their plan to forcibly return her to Kuwait, where she would be deported to Saudi Arabia. She arrived in Toronto the next day after being granted asylum in Canada. The life in Saudi Arabia was born on 11 March 2000. The town governor of al-Sulaimi is her father. She has a large family.She claimed that she had been subjected to physical and psychological abuse by her family. Her father denied abusing her. She said that her cousin threatened to kill her because she no longer followed Islam. According to the Sharia law of Saudi Arabia apostasy is a crime. While on vacation with her family in Kuwait, <mask> left them and boarded a flight to Thailand. She was going to seek asylum in Australia on another flight. A tourist visa allowed her to enter Australia.She escaped from Kuwait and her family filed a missing person 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299


title: Rahaf Mohammed

texts: 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 The man who greeted her at the airport didn't tell her that he was a Saudi embassy official, but that he needed her passport to help her get a Thai visa. He left with her passport. <mask> did not need a Thai visa because he never intended to leave the airport's transit area. She was taken into custody by Thai authorities at the airport. A series of posts on <mask>'s account said that she had left Islam and was concerned that she could be murdered because of the intervention of the international lawyer Mahmoud Refaat. She barricaded herself in her hotel room, refused to leave until she met with UN representatives, and implored embassy officials of various Western nations to assist her in seeking asylum.More than half a million people used the "#SaveRahaf" hashtag to show their support. She shared a picture of her passport. The ABC Journalist hid herself with <mask> in her room in Thailand to protect her. A friend of <mask>'s was allowed to send a message on her behalf. Lawyers in Thailand filed an injunction to stop her deportation. An appeal was planned, but the injunction was dismissed. Thailand's chief of immigration at the Royal Thai Police said that authorities in the country acted at the

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title: Rahaf Mohammed

texts: request of Saudi Arabia.On January 7, <mask> was going to be forcibly returned to Kuwait. She barricaded her room so she wouldn't be able to get into the airport. She refused to leave. The Thai government later released a statement saying that it would not deport her. Franois Zimeray, a lawyer who was chosen by the European Saudi Organisation for Human Rights to defend <mask> in Bangkok against deportation back to Saudi Arabia, decided that <mask>'s tweets had played an overwhelming role in preventing her deportation. The Thai authorities' attitude changed completely when they realized the international support for <mask>. <mask> said that if she were to be forced back to Saudi Arabia, she would end her life.Phil Robertson, deputy director of Human Rights Watch Asia, said that the Thai government fabricated a story that she tried to apply for a visa and it was denied. On January 7, after international pressure, the Thai official overseeing immigration in the case, Police General Surachate Hakparn, was seen walking beside <mask>. We won't do that. We will follow the rule of law. She was placed under the care of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, her passport, which had a valid Australian tourist visa, was returned to her, and formal arrangements for the establishment of her long-term asylum status began. <mask> left the airport in the care of the agency, which later granted her refugee status and asked the Australian government to consider granting her asylum. Peter Dutton stated in a radio interview

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title: Rahaf Mohammed

texts: that <mask> was safe in Thailand.With growing concerns over her safety and an unclear timetable how long Australia would take to process her application, the UNHCR referred her case to Canada and her application was processed within hours. <mask> was granted asylum in Canada and flew to Toronto via Seoul. On a fast-track 'emergency' basis, the UNHCR arranged this. The Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs greeted her at the airport. <mask> decided to change her name to "<mask> <mask>" after her family disowned her. <mask>'s case has been compared to those of Dina Ali Lasloom and Hakeem al-Araibi, according to Abdul-Ilah al-Shuaibi, Saudi Arabia's chargé d'affaires in Thailand. Stephen Kalin described <mask>'s case as triggering a new phase in the Saudi anti male-guardianship campaign.There was a campaign against her in Saudi Arabia after she was relocated to Canada, sometimes containing conspiracy theories about a Canadian attempt to stir up civil strife by inciting the Kingdom's teenage girls to abandon social mores. Hani al-Dhaheri said that the fund raising campaign for her was fake and that she would end up in a nightclub for drug dealers. The pro-government newspaper Al Riyadh used the incident to promote family oversight and state control of media in order to stop "hostile ideas" from infecting Saudi youth and to save children from "intellectual penetration". The 1951 ConventionRelating to the Status of Refugees and the 1967 ProtocolRelating to the Status of Refugees are both related to human rights in Saudi

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title: Scott Kerr

texts: <mask> was born in 1981 and is a former professional footballer. During the 2000–01) season, <mask> spent time in the Football League and was the captain of Lincoln City, but he did not play a game in the premier league. He played professionally for Hull City, Scarborough, York City and Grimsby Town, as well as spells at a semi-pro standard for Hyde, Spennymoor Town and Ossett Albion. <mask> began his club career at the age of 14 after being released from the youth system at Leeds United. On July 4, 2000 he signed his first professional contract. Hull City paid a nominal fee for him to join them in 2001. He spent his first season at Hull on the injury list with a back injury and when fit for his second season failed to impress.He scored on his debut for Frickley Athletic on 17 September 2002. In March 2003 he left the club without making a single senior appearance after failing to make the first team at Hull. He was with the team until the end of the 2002–03 season. In June 2005, Lincoln City <mask> expressed his desire to leave Scarborough and return to the Football League. He signed for Lincoln on July 1st. He was a part of the Lincoln team that reached their fourth successive play-off spot. The style of football played by Alexander undermined <mask>'s ability to play in the middle.The 2006–07 season allowed <mask> to showcase his abilities. <mask> formed a partnership with Lee Frecklington in the middle of the park for Lincoln, helping them in their promotion push for the fifth successive season. <mask> was a creative influence in the 2008–09 season.

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title: Scott Kerr

texts: Following the sale of Frecklington to Peterborough in January 2009, <mask> found himself playing with a number of partners as Peter Jackson tried to find the best combination. Michael O'Connor was brought in on loan by Jackson. In Lincoln's 2–0 win at Stanley in April, <mask> scored his first two goals of the season due to the freedom O'Connor gave him. He was named Lincoln's Player of the Year.York City <mask> was released from his Lincoln contract to sign for York City on January 31, 2011. He was set to join the club on loan in November 2010 after being out of the team at Lincoln, but after reestablishing himself, the move no longer appealed to him. He made his debut a day after his victory over Wimbledon. He was the captain for the Cambridge United defeat. In York's 1–0 victory over Luton Town on 19 April, <mask> was sent off for the first time as a York player for a second bookable offence. He made 16 appearances for York during the 2010–11 season. In the FA Trophy quarter-final on February 25, 2012 <mask> scored his first goal as a York player with the winning goal in a 1–0 victory over Grimsby Town.His season was cut short by a knee injury he sustained in the second leg of the FA Trophy semi-final against Luton. He scored one goal in 42 appearances and was named York's Clubman of the Year after the final home game of the 2012 season. The club exercised a clause in <mask>'s contract after York's promotion to League Two. In York's 0–0 home draw with Rotherham United on 6 October 2012 he made his return from injury. He missed the rest of the 2012–13 season

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title: Scott Kerr

texts: with a back injury and finished with 31 appearances. <mask> was released by York. <mask> signed a one-year contract with the Conference premier side on June 1st.In the Conference play-off semi finals, <mask> was part of the team that was defeated. <mask> joined the Conference North on 23 June. He was sent to Conference North rivals Hyde for an initial one-month period after failing to establish himself in the Avenue team. <mask> joined fellow Conference North side Stalybridge Celtic on a free transfer in November of last year after failing to impress during his time with Bradford Park Avenue. He joined Spennymoor Town in August of 2015. <mask> joined Ossett Albion on January 30, 2016 and made his debut in the club's 2–1 Northern Premier League Division One North victory at Droylsden. He was a member of the team in 2004.He scored in the 3–2 victory against Scotland in the 2005 Four Nations Tournament, which England won. He is a fan of his hometown club. Individual Lincoln City Player of the Year: 2008–09 York City Clubman of the Year: 2011. The players are fromBradford City A.F.C. The players are from Hull City A.F.C. The players are from Frickley Athletic F.C. The players are from Scarborough F.C.The players are from Lincoln City. The players are from York City F.C. The players are from Grimsby Town F.C. The players are at the A.F.C. The players are from Hyde United F.C. The players are from Stalybridge Celtic F.C. The players are from Spennymoor Town F.C.The players are from Ossett Albion A.F.C. Football players from the National League and English Football


title: Leah Bergstein

texts: Festival dances at kibbutzim were created by the first choreographers in Mandatory Palestine. <mask> is considered to be one of the founding fathers of Israeli folk dance, inventing a new style of movement and laying the foundation of folk dance emerging as an Israeli cultural tradition. She was a professional dancer in the original folk dance movement. <mask> was born in Bilshivtsi. She was the daughter of two people, one of whom was known as "Moishe Hasid" for his effusive, Hasidic-style joy. The Nagid of the Jewish community in Bergstein's town was his grandfather. She had six siblings.The <mask> family fled to Vienna at the start of World War I. Bergstein's parents were from Mandatory Palestine. Bergstein studied modern dance with a colleague. Bergstein created short dances inspired by ancient Greek vase paintings. Bergstein saw the road of re-creation for the dances of Israel after learning Greek dances. Bergstein encountered Anthroposophy, a mystical belief in life after death and reincarnation, as well as learning how to return. Bergstein explored connections between word and movement in her first two dances, based on poems by Goethe.Bergstein discovered her natural affinity for Indian classical movement after she encountered Indian dance. Bergstein studied dance at the school of Margaret Schmidt, a student of Rudolf von Laban, after taking courses in pedagogy and gymnastics. <mask>'s vocabulary of modern dance movement was expanded in the practices of Laban. Laban reinvented folk festivals in response to its seeming decline to enable people without prior technical knowledge to perform dances as a way of celebrating and expressing joy. Bergstein continued her dancing career in the company of Vera Skoronel, a student of Mary Wigman. <mask> decided

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title: Leah Bergstein

texts: to leave her career as a professional dancer in order to emigrate to Palestine because of the rise of anti-Semitism. She began to believe that the Jewish people need to build their own culture in order to return to their land.In 1925, life and work in Palestine were joined by Kibbutz Beit <mask>. <mask> was a dancer and a woman when she started working in the laundry. Farming and construction for men, cooking and cleaning for women were seen as more important than dancing. Bergstein didn't have enough time to rehearse after working hours. The artistic contributions of women dance leaders, including those of Bergstein, were not seen as important in the Zionism movement. In order to learn more about sheepherding and shearing from the surrounding Bedouin encampments, the members of Kibbutz Alfa began to extend mutual invitations to festivals and other celebrations. The Sheikh's wife's Laban-like sword dance and a girl's delicate walk through a circle of men dancing were some of the ways in which women participated in the Arab village festivities.Folk dances in kibbutzim and moshavim were influenced by her observation of the Arab dances. She was inspired by the nomadic culture's rich traditions of ceremonies, songs, and dances that were deeply connected to the earth and nature. <mask> was asked to create a festive event to celebrate the end of sheep shearing. Songs and stories written by shepherds and performed for the kibbutz audience were planned by Bergstein. The first nature celebration of the labor settlement movement with a choreographic element was marked by the festival. The development of the kibbutz festival and Israeli folk-cultural life can be traced back to this celebration. <mask> was sent to Vienna in 1933 to study gymnastics.Bergstein

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texts: joined Gertrud Kraus's dance company for performances in Vienna, including "The Town is Waiting", and stayed with Kraus to help her open a dance studio in Tel Aviv. <mask> returned to the kibbutz in the 1940s. She and a group of friends, including Shelem, moved to the kibbutz after a split. <mask> collaborated with Shelem to create original festivals for holidays. <mask> and Shelem were committed to cultural creation as a means of building the national and societal identity of the country of Israel, since no ancient dances had survived among the Jewish people. Festivals were created around events such as the grape harvest. "Rov Berakhot" is one of fifty-one festival dances choreographed by Bergstein.Shelem composed the music for forty of <mask>'s dances. <mask> believed that the subject of the dance should relate to the words of the song, so she created dances that arose from her feelings. Bergstein said that she choreographed folk dances to enhance the spirit of our holidays, to be merry with my group in the evenings, and to give a kind of coherence to the kibbutz despite the range in ages from children to grandparents. She taught the dances to one of her students, who then passed it on to her friends. Bergstein would ask the amateur kibbutz members if they found the dance comfortable and enjoyable so that she could make a connection between form and content. <mask> used audience participation in his ceremonies and dances. Bergstein created a festival to coincide with the end of sheep shearing.<mask> choreographed to songs by Shelem, including "Se ugedi" (A Lamb and a Kid), "Sisu ve simchu na", and "A Shepherd and a Shepherdess". The basis for the shearing festival was <mask>'s choreography to Shelem's song "Sheep and Goat, Goat and Sheep Went Out

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texts: Together to the Field". The first revival since biblical times was attempted by <mask> and Shelem. Bergstein created dances for the community. She wanted the celebration to be like a prayer for the nation. The dances were performed near the sheep pen. The shearing was only held for two years, but it is seen as a turning point in the creation of kibbutz festivities.The omer harvest festival was revived by Bergstein and Shelem at the site of the ancient ritual cutting of the wheat. Bergstein built a stage in the field and covered the planks with wheat to make them look like dancing on the tops of wheat. The connection between the people and the land was marked by this festival. Bergstein and Shelem expanded the festivities to reflect contemporary values by adding dances and songs to the old material. When Israel became independent, Bergstein added the dance "Hen Yerun." Gurit Kadman once said Bergstein's festival was the creation of the most original holiday in Israel, and the holiday dances are perhaps the most Israeli ones ever created. At the national dance festival at Kibbutz Dalia, Bergstein's choreography to "Masekhet ha-Omer" was performed outside of the context of the rural festival. The Harvest Festival was created by Bergstein at the beginning of the 1940s.There was a dance to the song "Rov Berakhot" at the festival. The Simchat Beit HaShoeivah was expressed by the songs and dances in this festival. <mask> choreographed a dance with pitchers, a wine-dance, and a debka to Shelem's song "Livshu-na Oz". The kindergarten teachers of the kibbutz wrote the text and blessings for the Harvest Festival. The festival used to be called the Water Festival and was celebrated around a swimming pool. <mask> and Shelem created a ceremony to celebrate Shavuot

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title: Leah Bergstein

texts: in the 1940s. <mask>'s dance "Kumu v'Na'ale" depicted the pilgrimage of the Jews who brought the Bikkurim to the steps of the Temple.Tu BiShvat was celebrated to celebrate the arrival of spring. <mask> used popular songs for the festival. The wedding ceremony was created by Bergstein. The traditional Eastern European Jewish wedding dance the sherele with traditions from classical Jewish sources was incorporated into these celebrations. At the end of the 1940s and throughout the 1950s, <mask> taught at the Folk Dance Department of the Histadrut. She believed in imbuing her work with a holiness of place, rather than creating for the stage, because she worked in Tel Aviv. The Ramat Yohanan Dance Troupe was founded by Bergstein for a group of young girls who performed for soldiers during the War of Independence.<mask> continued to impart her ideas to the next generation after the group dissolved. Subsequent Israeli folk-dance choreographers were inspired by <mask>'s dances. She is part of a group of dancers and choreographers. Although <mask> considered her dances to be inseparable parts of her pageants, they have become lasting features of Israeli folk dance and are still taught and performed around the world today. <mask>'s first husband was a kibbutz member. Her second partner was a veterinarians wife who refused to divorce him. She broke off her relationship with her third partner while she was pregnant with her daughter.<mask> was a single mother and her child was born in 1940. There are references to Jewish dance Folk dance Dance in Israel Culture. The beginning of artistic dance in Israel was chronicled in To Dance with the Dream. Tel Aviv in 1991. Goren and Yoram. Israeli Festivals and Dance have Fields Adorned in them. Kibbutz Yohanan was


title: David L. Downie

texts: <mask> is an American scholar focused on international environmental politics and policy. He teaches at a university. <mask>'s research focuses on factors that can promote or impede the creation, implementation and effectiveness of international environmental policy. This includes frameworks of scientific knowledge, patterns of economic interests, extant institutions and regime development as well as obstacles that stem from: the structures and interaction of the international political, legal, ecological and economic systems. His research examines global efforts to prevent stratospheric ozone depletion, address global climate change, and restrict anthropogenic emissions of mercury and of toxic chemicals known as persistent organic pollutants. He's been to dozens of global negotiations on these topics. He was part of the team that drafted the official negotiation reports at many of the meetings associated with the ozone layer, mercury and POPs.He was nominated and awarded inclusion in the Montreal Protocol Who's Who, a collection maintained by the United Nations Environment Programme, for his work with the Ozone secretariat in the mid-to-late 1990s. The author of numerous publications on a variety of topics, his co-authored book, Global Environmental Politics, written with Professor Pamela Chasek, is in its 8th edition. <mask> joined the Environmental Studies Program and the Politics Department at the university. <mask> taught courses in international environmental politics at Columbia University. He was an Associate Director of the Graduate Program in Climate and Society at Columbia, as well as the Director of the Global Roundtable on Climate Change. He moved from a primary appointment at the School of International and Public Affairs to one at the Earth Institute in order to focus on applied policy research. The Global Roundtable on Climate Change brought together representatives from corporations, research institutions, and government organizations to discuss the scientific consensus, economics, technology, and public policy issues associated with climate

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