title: Gunilla Bielke

texts: The second wife of King John III was <mask>. Queen <mask> was an adviser to John III and influenced his religious policies in favor of Protestantism. <mask> was the daughter of John III's cousin, the former governor of stergtland. She was raised at the royal court since she was ten years old as a playmate of the King's daughter. She was the maid of honour to the Queen. After first considering Sigrid Brahe, John III chose her as his next consort about half a year after the death of his first queen. According to her peers, she is a beautiful blonde, but the portraits preserved by her are too artistic to give a true image of her appearance.John III stated that he married a member of his own nobility rather than a foreign princess because he was attracted to her beauty. When asked why he didn't marry a member of a princely house, he openly stated that he wanted to have a beautiful consort and that portraits of foreign princesses were not to be trusted. It would be wise to marry a person in this country who you have already seen. <mask> was engaged when the King decided to marry her. She initially refused the king's proposal on her own initiative. The King slapped her in the face because he was enraged by her refusal. Her family forced her to agree to the marriage.Her wedding to the king was arranged after her engagement was broken. The marriage was seen as a misalliance by the king's family. His sisters were angry. He pointed out to them that their mother was also a member of the nobility, despite the fact that they considered it a misalliance. The wedding ceremony took place in Vsters on February 21st, followed by the crowning of <mask> the following day. Because of the controversy surrounding the marriage, the monarch was eager to make the occasion as impressing as possible, and arranged a lot of celebrations around

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title: Gunilla Bielke

type: paraphrased

texts: the event, such as a tournament, where queen <mask> officiated by handing out the price to the winners. The King's siblings did not attend the wedding.Sophia was dependent upon his allowance for her income, which was the only exception. He entered into a conflict with his brother Charles because of this. One of the richest queens of Sweden is <mask>, who was given a large allowance. John III was influenced by Queen <mask>. Catherine Jagiellon influenced him in favor of Catholicism, similar to the way she influenced him in favor of Protestantism. His work to introduce a counter reformation in Sweden stopped after he married her, and she is known to have acted in favor of anti-liturgical priests. <mask> accompanied John III to the council in Reval in Swedish Estonia in 1589, where the monarch came into conflict with the Councillors of the noble parliamentary estate.She was involved in the conflict between the monarch and the deposed Councillors. The King released the political prisoners, members of the parliament, on her request. The King admitted that he had changed his opinion for the sake of the Queen. A large amount of documents were issued in the name of the queen during the last years of John III's reign. She was able to make recommendations for supplicants and even the siblings of her spouse asked her to speak to the king on their behalf. The political influence of queen <mask> was controversial. <mask> was accused of using her influence to benefit her relatives because she was a member of the nobility.Her brother-in-law Duke Charles, the future King Charles IX, accused her of using her illegitimate influence over the king to promote her family with a rime in his chronicle. With the king she will always be successful because she is our friend and most of all she is our family. The son of <mask> and John III

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title: Gunilla Bielke

texts: never succeeded to the throne, being put aside first by his elder half brother and then by his uncle. When the son of Charles XI, king Gustav II Adolf of Sweden, wanted to marry another member of the nobility, his mother Christina of Holstein-Gottorp opposed the match with a reference to the marriage between John III and <mask>. King John III died in 1592. Queen <mask> stayed by the bedside of the dying John III, holding his hand while holding their son with the other. He was succeeded by his son in his first marriage, King Sigismund, who was in Poland at the time of his father's death.Before Sigismund arrived in Sweden, <mask> wanted to protect the large inheritance she had been given in the will of her late spouse against her former brother-in-law. Duke Charles claimed that <mask> hid the king's death from the public and stole from the Royal Castle. <mask> demanded that an inventory be made to clear her of Charles's accusations after Sigismund and Anna arrived in Sweden in 1593. Duke Charles wanted the will to be declared illegal even if it was the will of the late king. Queen Anna accused <mask> of stripping the royal castle of most of its belongings, making it uncomfortable and bare, and the two queens also clashed on religious reasons. Sigismund confirmed the inheritance of Queen <mask> on 18 May 1594. She lived in the Duchy of stergtland until her death.She was given a generous allowance and lands in the will of her spouse, as well as sole and complete custody of her son. <mask> was buried in the cathedral. John is the Duke of stergtland. The young consort of John is the main character in the 1983 novel Stackars lilla drottning. <mask> <mask> and Herman Hofberg are references. The person is Karin Tegenborg Falkdalen. Vasadttrarna is also known asutgva 2.Historiska Media is called Falun. Burials at the

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title: Ian Morrison (RNZAF officer)

texts: <mask> was a New Zealand military leader. He was born in Hanmer Springs and served in the Royal Air Force before moving to the Royal New Zealand Air Force. He was a bomber pilot during the early stages of the Second World War. 75 Squadron was formed mostly with New Zealand personnel. After returning to New Zealand in 1940, he was a staff officer with the RNZAF's No. The 1 Islands Group is based in Vanuatu. No was later commanded by him.The squadron was part of the Solomons campaign. After the war, he held a number of staff posts before becoming the Chief of Air Staff. He replaced a lot of the air force's equipment and wanted to improve its strike capacity. In 1965, he was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath. He died in 1997. <mask> <mask> was the only child of W. G<mask> and his wife. During the First World War, the Queen Mary Hospital was a facility for the treatment of wounded soldiers.<mask> never joined the army because he saw the wounded war veterans in his childhood. He wanted to join the Royal Air Force. He earned the money for the trip to England by working in the forest industry. He gained his pilot's licence at the Canterbury Aero Club. <mask>'s application to join the RAF was declined because he had a weak heart. His rank of pilot officer was confirmed on 6 January 1937 after he was accepted for a short service commission in March 1936. He was promoted to flying officer in July of this year.The squadron is based at the air base. He married at Winthorpe in September of 1938. He joined the Royal New Zealand Air Force after quitting his commission in the RAF. He was sent to England later in the year to be trained on the Vickers Wellington bomber. <mask> was part of the group that was going to bring the aircraft back

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title: Ian Morrison (RNZAF officer)

texts: to New Zealand. He became part of No during the Second World War. 75 Squadron was established around the RNZAF personnel.He was an instructor with the squadron until he returned to New Zealand in 1940. He was a navigation specialist and was highly regarded for his work. He was appointed commander of No. six months after he was promoted to squadron leader. The 8 squadron flew the Vildebeests. The No was established early in the following year. The administration of the increasing number of units being sent to the Pacific theatre of operations to participate in the Solomons campaign should be co-ordinated by the 1 Islands Group. <mask> joined it in April as his senior air staff officer and it was led by Air Commodore Wallingford.<mask> was appointed to command of No. 3 squadron was used to 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He was in this capacity from February 1944 to June 1945. The squadron finished its war at Green Island after serving at Santo, Guadalcanal, Bougainville, and Emirau. In recognition of his service in the Pacific, Postwar Morrison was appointed an Officer of the Order of the

masks: Morrison Morrison


title: Ian Morrison (RNZAF officer)

texts: British Empire. He was an aide-de-camp to the Governor-General of New Zealand for nearly a year in 1946, and was based at the Air Department in Wellington as Director of Organisation and Staff Duties. He went to the United Kingdom in 1950 to attend the Joint Services Staff College.He commanded Ohakea air base. He was responsible for supply on the Air Board. He was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1957. He attended the Imperial Defence College the following year. In July 1962, <mask> was appointed Chief of Air Staff. The New Zealand government focused on its army co-operation role as the RNZAF was in decline. The threat posed by communism prompted him to improve the strike capability of the R New Zealand Air Force.He oversaw the introduction of American aircraft into service with the R New Zealand Air Force. The three basic functions of the RNZAF were prioritised equally by him. He initially thought the Hercules could fulfill these roles, but he was not convinced. The Orion is an anti-submarine patrol aircraft. A number of Bell UH-1 Iroquois were acquired by the RNZAF during his tenure. He favored the acquisition of the F-4 Phantom for offensive operations but was unable to get them before his term ended. The cost was a factor in the government's preference for RNZAF to assume a defensive role.In 1965, he was made a Companion of the Order of the Bath. He retired in June 1966 after failing to update his strike wing. The Douglas A-4 Skyhawk entered service with the R New Zealand Air Force. <mask> died in 1997. His ashes were interred at North Shore Memorial Park. He was the father of Judy Bailey. 1914 births 1997 deaths New Zealand military personnel of World War II New Zealand Commanders of the Order of the British


title: Manuel Fernández Silvestre

texts: <mask> was a Spanish general. Silvestre was the son of a lieutenant colonel. He met the future high commissioner of Spanish Morocco at the Toledo Infantry Academy. He commanded the Spanish Plazas de soberana: Ceuta from 1919 to 1920 and Melilla from 1920 to 1921. During the opening phase of the Rif War, he suffered a huge and disastrous defeat at Annual. <mask> took his own life on July 22, 1921. This is the worst defeat ever suffered by the Spanish army.Biogaphy Youth <mask> was born in El Caney in Spanish Cuba, where his father was a lieutenant colonel. <mask> and Damaso were 2 years younger than each other when they met at the Toledo General Military Academy. On March 9, 1893, Silvestre graduated as a cavalry second lieutenant. Cuba Silvestre was a cadet when he fought against the Mambises guerrillas for independence in Cuba. The Cuban War of Independence was a rebellion that broke out in Cuba in 1895. After attending the academy, Silvestre returned to Cuba in 1895 to fight against the Mambises until the Spanish lost the 1898 Spanish–American War, in which he received 16 wounds and had a severe incapacity of the left arm. During his time in Cuba, the aggressive Silvestre had a marked preference for cavalry charges and fighting hand to hand against the Mambises and was widely liked and respected by the men under his command.<mask> was a great womaniser who fathered scores of illegitimate children by the women he had sex with. "<mask> was a real-life character as flamboyant as any to be found in the pages of a romantic novel", according to the American historian David Woolman. <mask> was a very brave but reckless junior officer in Cuba, who was seriously wounded during a cavalry action, but as a general, he owned his rapid rise up the ranks to the patronage of his best friend, King Alfonso XIII, who used his position of commander. <mask> was an aide to the king who became his patron after the Spanish–American War. Spain

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title: Manuel Fernández Silvestre

texts: had colonies in the Americas, Africa, Asia and the Pacific when Alfonso ascended to the throne in 1886. The Spanish–American War of 1898, which saw Spain defeated by the Americans and the loss of Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam, shattered Alfonso's childhood. Spain's empire now consists of SpanishGuinea, in Central Africa, and some footholds on the Moroccan coast.Alfonso supported the africanistas who wanted to conquer for Spain a new empire in Northern Africa to compensate for the lost empire in the Americas and Asia. <mask> became a royal favourite because Alfonso liked swashbuckling, macho generals who could conquer for him an African empire. Alfonso was fascinated by <mask>'s flamboyant and colourful personality, which made him popular both with his troops and with the ladies. He was sent to the Spanish exclave of Melilla on the Mediterranean Rif coast of North Africa in 1904, where he proved to be an excellent negotiator but also a fierce and unpredictable man. He became the Commandant-General of Ceuta in 1918 after occupying Larache in 1912. The position he reported to the High Commissioner was filled by Dmaso Berenguer. <mask> and Berenguer had once been friends at the military school, but they had fallen out as Silvestre was actually senior on the officer's list, which meant that Silvestre had to take orders from him.<mask> was not reined in due to his friendship with the king, who had the final say over who was promoted and when. From 1913 to 1920, Silvestre led several campaigns against Mulai Ahmed er Raisuni. In October 1919, Silvestre defeated Raisuni in the Battle of Fondak Pass. Although Raisuni and most of his troops managed to slip away, they eventually joined forces with the Spanish authority against the rival rebel leader. In 1923 and 1924, Raisuni's army was key to the Spanish capture of Larache and Arcila, but he ended up as a prisoner of Abd El-Krim, who executed him in 1925. After

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title: Manuel Fernández Silvestre

texts: stopping in Ceuta, Silvestre marched in 1920 to take command of the Command of Melilla from where in January 1921 he led the Rif invasion to stop the local resistance. Silvestre was based at Meilila, 130 miles away, which did not facilitate smooth co-operation between the two generals.Silvestre and Berenguer met aboard the Princesa de Asturias in the spring of 1921 to plan the operations. <mask> said that the only way to succeed in Morocco was to cut off the heads of all the Moors, and that he had all the troops and equipment that he needed. The French marshal, who commanded the forces in French Morocco, complained that the Spanish lacked cultural sensitivity and often offended the Islamic traditions of the Moroccans by openly engaging the services of the ubiquitous prostitutes, who followed the Spanish Army everywhere in Morocco. <mask>'s arrogance and his belief in the "iron fist" made him dismiss the Moroccans as hopelessly inferior. The Spanish soldiers were poorly trained and scared of the Rifians. There were 20,000 Spanish soldiers and 5,000 regulars in Silvestre's force. More than half of the Spanish troops were completely uneducated conscripts from the poorer parts of Spanish society who were sent to Morocco with little or no training.Despite <mask>'s assurances that his equipment was sufficient to defeat the Rifians, about three quarters of the rifles at the Melilla arsenal were in shoddy condition because of poor maintenance. In 1921, the average Spanish soldier was paid the equivalent of US$0.34 per day and lived on a simple diet of coffee, bread, beans, rice and the odd piece of meat. Soldiers bartered their weapons at the local markets in exchange for fresh vegetables. Medical care at the few hospitals was poor and the barracks that the soldiers lived in were unsanitary. The American historian Stanley Payne observed that many of the blocaos lacked any sort of toilet, and the soldier who ventured out of the

masks: Silvestre Silvestre Silvestre


title: Manuel Fernández Silvestre

texts: filthy Bunker risked exposure to the fire of the tribesmen. The venal Spanish officer corps flourished in corruption, with goods meant for the troops being sold onto the black market, and the funds intended to build road and railroads in Morocco ended up in the pockets of senior officers. Spanish units were often lost in the Rif due to the high number of officers who could not read maps.Studying war was not considered to be a good use of an officer's time, and most officers devoted their time in Melilla to "gambling and whoring, sometimes molesting the native Moorish women". Most of the Spanish soldiers in the army wanted to go home and never come back. Because of the prostitutes from Spain, venereal diseases were rampant in the Spanish Army, as it was the dream of many Spanish soldiers to contract a venereal disease so they could be sent home. <mask> believed that the problems afflicting his troops would not be an issue since his enemy was so inferior. <mask> had spread out his troops in forts and blockhouses across the Rif to Annual and Tizi Azza and on to Melilla. The blockhouse held about a dozen men while the larger forts held about 800 men. <mask>, known for his boldness and impetuosity, had pushed his men too deep into the mountains hoping to reach Alhucemas Bay without undertaking the necessary work to built a logistical support network capable of supplying his men out in the blocaos up in the Rif<mask> was warned by Krim not to cross the Amekran River. <mask> commented on the letter to the Spanish press. I'm not going to take seriously the threats of a judge who I had at my mercy a short time ago. His behavior merits a new punishment. <mask> was allowed to advance because he knew that the Spanish logistics were "tenuous" at best. <mask> was the first to have trouble, as he received reports that his supply columns were being destroyed. As Silvestre pushed his men deep into the Rif, the ambushes threatened to bring

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title: Manuel Fernández Silvestre

texts: down the entire chain that he had built.Silvestre wrote to Berenguer for the first time that the campaign against Krim might be more than a "mere kick in the pants" and that he needed more troops fast. On June 1, 1921, this stupid man marched across the Amekran River to occupy the village Abaran. Most of the soldiers were regulares who killed their Spanish officers and declared that they were now joining the jihad that Krim had proclaimed against the Spanish. Silvestre's attempts to push over the Amekran River were halted after an emergency visit to Melilla by Berenguer. Silvestre said that unless he received a direct order to stop, he would continue his attempts to push Spanish power beyond the Amekran. Silvestre had to be restrained by the other officers after he tried to attack Berenguer. Silvestre was never told to stop for fear of angering Alfonso XIII, as he continued to "suggest" to Silvestre caution in a steady stream of telegrams over the following days.The local resistance believed they could defeat the Spanish when they took the position from Abarrn on June 1, 1921. <mask> sent his men south of the Amekran to start building a fort. The Spaniards have already lost the game. Look at Abaran! They have left their dead bodies unburied, and their souls are wandering aimlessly. The Rifians surrounded the new Spanish base at Igueriben and used captured Spanish weaponry to bring down the Spanish. <mask> sent a telegram saying that the situation had become delicate and that he desperately needed more troops.<mask> had trouble sleeping and eating. Silvestre was reassured when King Alfonso sent him a telegram that said "Hurrah for real men!" His favorite general was urged to stay the course and not retreat. Silvestre would never displease the king. The fort at Annual was communicated with via helicopter by the Spanish garrison at Igueriben. Silvestre was told that the men at Igueriben had no water, were forced to drink


title: Manuel Fernández Silvestre

texts: juice from tomato cans, and then excrete their own urine. A relief force from Annual was sent down on July 19 to help the dehydrated men of Igueriben, but was destroyed and 152 Spanish were killed.The relief force of 3000 men was defeated on July 21. The rebels attacked the Spanish military camp after the fall of Igueriben. <mask>, who had been acting more and more erratically since the previous setbacks, ordered Major Julio Benitez to break out, which led to him and most of his men being hacked to death by the Moroccan tribesmen. 9 of the 11 survivors of Igueriben died of heat exhaustion within hours of reaching the fort. Silvestre fell to pieces, chewed his mustache and talked gibberish to himself as he paced back and forth, wondering what he should do. The decision was made for Silvestre as Krim decided to follow up his victory at Igueriben by besieging the Annual fortress. Silvestre called a council of war to announce that he was ordering a general retreat back to the coast after he had been underestimated.<mask> told Madrid that he was going to retreat to the coast later that morning. <mask> failed to organize an orderly retreat because he was unwilling to admit to his men that they were about to retreat. The 5000 men of the Annual walked out of the fort without being told why. As the Spanish marched in such a disorganized fashion with no officers to give them direction or orders, units broke up and became incoherent, as men started to head off in every direction. The Spanish took off helter-skelter with every man for himself to the mountains after the Moroccans cut them down with fire. The Rif tribesmen cut them down with their swords, and others were "shot down like rabbits" with the smiling tribesmen openly standing up to shoot down the Spanish as if it was all a game to them. The Rifians captured so many Spanish guns that they ended up with more than they had started with.The Rifians entered the perimeter of the


title: Manuel Fernández Silvestre

texts: Spanish camp at Annual and killed every Spaniard they encountered. The Spanish soldiers were cut down by the Rifians because they had followed the troops up into the Rif. <mask> stood on the parapet of the Annual fortress, watching his army being destroyed. The garrison of 5000 men was lost with the exception of the Cazadores de Alcntara. <mask> yelled at his men, "Run, run, the bogeyman is coming!" Following their initial defeat, they attempted to rally. <mask> made only one contribution to the command of his army during the Annual battle.The Spaniards who survived the "Disaster of Annual" were released in January 1923 after the Spanish state paid four million pesetas. The survivors included 44 officers, 236 soldiers, 10 civilians and 33 prostitutes. <mask> committed suicide by shooting himself in the head after seeing the disaster. Silvestre's scarlet and gold general's sash appears to have been the only remnant of Silvestre, even though most of his staff were killed in the turmoil of the retreat. Captain Fortea, one of the few Spanish prisoners taken at Annual, reported that Abd el-Krim wore a sash during the pursuit. The writer J. Roger-Mathieu was told that this and other insignia had been brought to him by one of his men. <mask>'s dead body was lying on the battlefield face down, still recognizable by his sash and epaulettes, for 8 days after the battle.The Battle of Annual, also known as the Disaster of Annual to Spanish historians, resulted in the deaths of 15,000 Spanish soldiers. All of the blocaos in the Riff mountains didn't have much food or water, and all of the money he took was from them. The commanders of every blocao made no effort at any organized retreat after the annual humiliation of the Spanish. <mask>'s deputy, General Felipe Navarro y Ceballos-Escalera, surrendered with his men at the fort of Mount Arruit. There are links to Spanish generals killed in action and suicides of military personnel

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title: Wang Yaowu

masks: Wang Wang Wang Wang


title: Wang Yaowu

texts: commander in the National Revolutionary Army after the purge of the communists. He fought in the Central Plains War in 1930 as a colonel in the central army against the anti-central government coalition. After successfully defending his position during the Fourth Encirclement Campaign against the communists, he was received by the leader of the communists. He became commander of the 51st division after being promoted to brigade commander.He took part in the Fifth Encirclement Campaign against the Jiangxi Soviet and killed a red army commander. He was promoted to major general in 1935 after he captured the entire officer corps of the Red Army's 10th corps. The Battle of Shanghai was the second Sino-Japanese War. He just got out of prison and had a new commander. The Chinese army lost the battle for Shanghai in late November to the Japanese Central China Area Army. <mask>'s 51st division suffered heavy casualties during the Battle of Nanjing and his superior general fled the city without even notifying him. Only 3000 troops under <mask>'s command were able to escape from the Japanese onslaught.One of the masterminds of the Manchurian incident was General Kenji Doihara, who led the Imperial Japanese Army in the Battle of Lanfeng. The 1939 Yellow River flood was caused by the nationalist government opening dykes on the Yellow River. During the Battle of Wanjialing, <mask>'s unit

masks: Wang Wang Wang


title: Wang Yaowu

texts: fought against the Japanese attempts to break out from the Chinese encirclement, in which the 106th Division was almost wiped out. Chinese forces failed to hold the city in the Battle of Nanchang in 1939. During the Battle of Changsha, <mask> was promoted to the command of the 74th corps. The 74th corps became one of the elite units of the Chinese government forces and fought in almost every engagement in the remaining period of the War. General <mask> became a member of the KMT central committee after being promoted to command the 4th area army.The Chinese Civil War broke out again in 1946, and General <mask> was named as the commander-in-chief of the 2nd pacification zone. Due to the intense inter-service rivalry among different nationalist commanders, he had a hard time establishing his authority. After the 74th enhanced division was lost in the critical Menglianggu Campaign in May 1947, most of the nationalist troops assigned to his sector were pulled out of the province to be redeployed elsewhere. General <mask> only had local garrison forces made up of raw recruits and second-rate troops when the Chinese communist forces attacked the provincial capital in 1948. Jinan's fate was sealed when one of his corps commanders defected to the Chinese communist forces. General <mask> was captured in a nearby county after the communist troops broke through the city defenses. During

masks: Wang Wang Wang Wang Wang


title: Wang Yaowu

texts: his imprisonment <mask> urged his fellow nationalist commanders to surrender to the PLA and caused a controversy since he was favored by the president.He was one of the first nationalist commanders to be released after collaborating with the communists. The Cultural Revolution broke out when he worked in the Chinese political consultative conference. He died of a heart attack after going to struggle sessions with the Red Guards. He was posthumously rehabilitated by Deng Xiaoping's government and given a state funeral after he died. One of China's most important revolutionary heroes is currently resting in the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery mourning hall. <mask>'s family consisted of his wife, sons and daughter. Mary-Jean Wong has followed in her family's tradition of public service by becoming a member of the 10thShandong Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.The National Revolutionary Army generals from the People from Tai'an Whampoa Military Academy were recipients of the Order of Blue Sky and White

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title: Edwin Anderson Jr.

texts: The United States Navy officer who received the Medal of Honor for actions during the 1914 American intervention at Veracruz was named <mask>. He retired from the Navy in 1924. <mask> was born in North Carolina and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He graduated from the United States Naval Academy on July 1, 1884, after two years of sea duty, after being appointed a cadet midshipman from the 3rd Congressional District of North Carolina. <mask> was an ensign for ten years before becoming a lieutenant, junior grade, and was promoted slowly up the promotion ladder. <mask> reported on board the cruiser on January 28, 1897, when the Spanish–American War broke out, and he served in that ship in the spring of 1898. The United States Navy blockaded Cuba during the Spanish–American War.In early May 1898, Marblehead was operating off the south coast of Cuba, off the port of Cienfuegos, with a converted yacht, gunboat, revenue cutter, and collier. The senior officer in the group planned an

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title: Edwin Anderson Jr.

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title: Edwin Anderson Jr.

texts: gunboat in 1898 after he delivered the prize steamer Adula to Georgia. He was recommended for an advancement in grade for his heroism at Cienfuegos in 1898. <mask> commanded the gunboat from 13 April 1901 to 24 December 1903 in the Philippines and Hong Kong.<mask> was given command of the gunboat in the autumn of 1910 after he had served at the Navy Recruiting Station, Cincinnati, Ohio, and at the Mare Island Navy Yard. He was detached for duty as Captain of the Yard at the Philadelphia Navy Yard after briefly commanding the battleship in New York City. While in command of the battleship, <mask> took part in the American intervention in Mexico in April 1914. <mask> was given command of the Second Seaman Regiment and so distinguished himself in the fighting that followed that he received the Medal of Honor. After attending the Naval War College, <mask> served as supervisor of Naval auxiliary reserves, Norfolk, and later as commander of squadron three, patrol force, assigned defense duties out of Key West, Florida, during World War I. He took command of the Patrol Force, Atlantic Fleet, during the First World War, after being promoted to rear admiral. After a few years, <mask> assumed command of the United States Naval Forces in European Waters with the rank of vice admiral.He was redesignated as Commander in Chief of the Asiatic Fleet on August 28, 1922. The presence of foreign warships in Chinese waters was caused by the turmoil in China. <mask>'s ships carried 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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title: Edwin Anderson Jr.

texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The Fleet distinguished itself during his tour. Tokyo and Yokohama were badly damaged by a severe earthquake in Japan. The Secretary of the Navy reported in 1923 that "one of the best pages in the history of the Navy has recently been written by the Asiatic Fleet in its mission of mercy to the stricken people of Japan." After placing his fleet at the disposal of the Japanese, admiral <mask> immediately dispatched a division of destroyer from Chinese waters to Yokohama with medical supplies to help.The first ships to help the city of Yokohama were led by the destroyer. All available naval vessels were loaded with supplies and rushed to Japanese waters. <mask> arrived at Yokohama in his armored cruiser on the afternoon of September 1923. Within two weeks' time, the United States Ambassador in Japan, Cyrus E. Woods, could send a cable saying that the food emergency has been met. The question of distribution is the only remaining problem. The Japanese have the ability to recover from shock and organize. The American people will be pleased to know

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texts: that the prompt action of <mask> has been a factor in this.The men in the street appreciated the assistance of the American Navy. The first assistance from the outside world since the catastrophe was brought by the Asiatic Fleet. The Japanese Ambassador to the United States, Masanao Hanihara, expressed gratitude for the "unflagging zeal and efficiency" that resulted in the situation being brought under control in a short time. <mask> was placed on the retired list with the permanent rank of admiral on March 23, 1924, after he returned to the United States. On September 23, 1933, <mask> died at his home in North Carolina. He was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. The medals of honor include the medal of honor for distinguished service, the medal of honor for Spanish campaign, and the medal of honor for World War I.Born in North Carolina on 16 July 1860. North Carolina is accredited to. G.O. No. 4 December 1915. The distinguished service medal is a Navy award. Vera Cruz was engaged in battle in command of the 2d Seaman Regiment.In front of the Naval Academy and other buildings, he marched across the open space. <mask> unexpectedly met a heavy fire from riflemen, machineguns and 1-pounders, which caused part of his command to break and fall back, many casualties occurring amongst them at the time. He was fearless and brave in battle because of his indifference to the heavy fire that he himself was exposed to. During atomic bomb tests in 1946, Namesake A was sunk in the United States Navy. The list of Medal of Honor recipients can be found in the Special Collections and Archives of the United

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title: Edward Balfour

texts: <mask> was a Scottish surgeon, orientalist and environmentalist. He founded museums at Madras and Bangalore, as well as a zoological garden in Madras. He translated works on health into Indian languages and wrote on a variety of subjects. The second son of the captain of the East India Company marine service and the sister of the radical MP Joseph Hume was born to George and <mask>. His older brother was a member of parliament for Kincardineshire. He studied surgery at Edinburgh University and was admitted to the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. A family friend arranged his commission as an assistant surgeon in the Madras medical service in India and he set sail for India in 1834.He had read about ecological destruction in the works of Bernardin de Saint-Pierre and Jean-Baptiste Boussingault. A lifelong interest in climate change and environmental problems was created by this. He was an assistant surgeon in India when he arrived in 1836. He was in charge of medical care for the Madras and Bombay infantry divisions. He was a staff-surgeon at Bellary and worked as a government agent at Chepauk. His ability with languages like Hindi and Persian helped him get into the army. He spent the next ten years travelling around southern India and was posted to smaller areas.He was sought by the government as a translator. After returning to Madras, he was given medical charge of the governor's bodyguard. He took up additional appointments as an agent to the court of the nawab as a result of this. He worked on a commission to look into the debts of the nawab. He was an assistant at the Madras mint in 1850. He married the daughter of a fellow surgeon at Madras on 24 May 1854. He was the deputy Surgeon-General in the Straits Settlements, the Andamans and the Mysore

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texts: division.The Madras Medical Department was headed by him from 1871 to 1876. The proof-reading of a book would be done by the wife of a man. She saw the body of Napoleon when she was seven years old. <mask> died in infancy at Bellary. He was interested in the effect of climate on human health. He collected information on health and environmental issues. He published a report in 1845 titled Statistical Data for forming Troops and maintaining them in Health in different Climates and Localities and Observations on the Means of preserving the Health of Troops by selecting Healthy Localities for their Cantonments and these made him an authority on public health.In 1849, he wrote On the Influence exercised by Trees on the Climate of a Country in the Madras Journal of Literature and Science. Using actual data to study problems and suggest solutions, he wrote works such as the Statistics of Cholera and Remarks on the Causes for which Native Soldiers of the Madras Army were discharged. The importance of water in human health was emphasized during medical training in Edinburgh. Since water was finite in supply, it was a public health problem. He wrote about the links between water and forest cover in Notes on the influence exercised by trees in inducing rain as well as reports to the Madras Journal of Literature and Science. There is a Famine Commission. After 1840, the East India Company took up forest preservation schemes.The establishment of the Madras Forest Department was influenced by reports by Hugh Francis Cleghorn. The debate on climate change was held in Britain where Colonel <mask>, <mask>'s brother, advocated for measures to protect the environment. Statistics were used to study the health of the troops. In a study of health issues that was read by his

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texts: small collection of animals in the People's Park.There were pressures to move the museum to the college premises, but <mask> firmly believed that the museum needed to be open to all classes. The museum initially displayed items of commercial value. It started to acquire artifacts of archaeology and ethnology. He said that every specimen that may be sent will be accepted. Material can be sent free by post if it is marked for the museum. The packages for the museum were allowed to be shipped free. Around 1000 items a month were brought in.He didn't think it was appropriate to charge an admission fee. In a letter to Oldfield of Roorkee College on 30 May 1854, <mask> said that if the Museum were limited in its objects, it would never be formed. The purchase was only needed in the case of exceptional artifacts. The Bangalore Museum was started in the state of Mysore. He worked for the Madras Central Committee for the Great Exhibition of 1851, the Paris Exhibitions of 1855 and 1868, and the International Exhibition of London. He spent a lot of time learning local languages. The Bunch of Roses was a series of works by Persian and Hindustani poets.He set up a Mohammedan Public Library in Madras and translated many works from Persian to English as well as English to Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. According to his studies, he was skeptical of the state of indigenous scientific knowledge in relation to health and suggested that Indians did not have the time or means to reflect accurately on their surroundings. The Madras Government was unable to enter into a correspondence with <mask>, the replacement for Balfour at the museum. His position was taken up by Captain Jesse Mitchell. The Encyclopaedia of India and of Eastern and Southern Asia, Commercial, Industrial, and

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title: Reggie Miller

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texts: player, and Cheryl is a basketball player. Cheryl was a member of the 1984 U.S. gold-medal-winning Olympic basketball team. <mask> likes to recall that Cheryl used to beat him in games of 1-on-1 prior to his professional career. <mask> said that they stopped playing when he was able to block Cheryl's shots. <mask>'s shooting style was developed to arcs his shot over his sister's shot blocking. Saul, Jr. followed in his father's footsteps and became a musician. College <mask> received a degree in history from the University of California, Los Angeles.He helped the UCLA Bruins win the NIT in 1984. In his senior season, <mask> led the Bruins to a Pacific-10 regular-season championship and the first Pacific-10 Conference Men's Basketball Tournament championship. 69 of <mask>'s field goals that year were three-pointers, and the three-point field goal was added for the 1986–87 season. In the January 24, 1987 game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, he hit a shot that put the Bruins ahead 62–59 with 10 seconds left. <mask> scored 33 points in the second half of a game against Louisville and Pervis Ellison in 1987, which is still the school record. <mask> lost to Wyoming in the second round of the 1987 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament. He was second in all-time scoring at UCLA behind Lew Alcindor.<mask> holds the UCLA single-season records for most league points, highest league scoring average, and most free throws. He has several game records. His number was retired by UCLA. He was in the Pac-12 Conference Hall of Honor in 2010. <mask> was selected by the Pacers

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title: Reggie Miller

texts: in the first round of the 1987 NBA draft. Pacers President Donnie Walsh was booed by fans watching the 1987 NBA draft when the Pacers chose <mask> over Steve Alford. <mask> was a backup for John Long before he became a starter.The Indiana Pacers became a perennial playoff team under <mask>'s leadership. <mask> was the Pacers' primary scoring threat after Person was traded. On November 28, 1992, he scored a career-high 57 points against the Charlotte Hornets. <mask> hit 16 of 29 field goals, 4 of 11 3-pointers, and 21 of 23 free throws. The Pacers' team record is held by the 57 points he scored during the 1992–93 season, which was the second-highest total in the NBA. <mask> became a household name during the 1994 Eastern Conference Finals against the Knicks, due to a phenomenal shooting performance in Game 5 on June 1, 1994, in which he scored 39 points in the Pacers' 93–86 victory at Madison Square. During the quarter, <mask> made several long 3-pointers and engaged in an animated discussion with Spike Lee, who was seated courtside.The Pacers won the first game of the series, but lost the next two and the series. <mask> scored eight points in nine seconds to lead the Pacers to a 107–105 victory over the Knicks in the first game of the Eastern Conference Semifinals. With 18.7 seconds remaining and the Pacers trailing 105–99, <mask> took the inbounds pass from Mark Jackson, made a 3-pointer, stole the inbounds pass from Anthony Mason, dribbled back behind thearc and tied the game with another 3, stunning the crowd at Madison Square Garden John Starks made a free throw on

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title: Reggie Miller

texts: the ensuing possession. Starks missed both of his free throws, but Patrick Ewing was able to get the offensive rebound, but his shot was long and he hit the back rim. <mask> made a free throw with 7.5 seconds left. He made both of his free throws.The Pacers took a shocking 1–0 lead in the best-of-seven series after the Knicks failed to get a shot off in the final seconds. The Pacers beat the Knicks in seven games before losing to the Magic in the conference finals, just like the previous year. After falling to the floor at the end of the 1996 season, <mask> was unable to play in the playoffs until Game 5 of the first round against the Atlanta Hawks, where he wore goggles. The Pacers lost to the Hawks. The <mask> Show was hosted on WTHR. The Pacers made the playoffs in 1998 after missing the playoffs in 1997. They faced Michael Jordan and the Bulls in the Eastern Conference Finals after defeating the Cleveland and Knicks.On May 25, 1998, the Pacers trailed Chicago 2–1 in the series and were behind 94–93 in the fourth game of the series in Market Square Arena. <mask> got free from Jordan and made a 3-pointer with 0.7 seconds to go. The Pacers pushed the series to a decisive Game 7 in Chicago, where they lost in the final two minutes of the fourth quarter. The Bulls won 88–83 and went on to win their sixth and final championship of the Michael Jordan/Scottie Pippen era. The Pacers were considered one of the favorites in the East heading into the 1999 season after Jordan's retirement. The Pacers defeated the Knicks in the Eastern Conference Finals for the second year in a

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texts: row. The Pacers lost to the Knicks in six games in that series.<mask> had one of the worst performances of his career in the decisive sixth game, scoring just 8 points on 3-of-18 shooting from the field. He missed seven 3-point attempts. In the first game of the Eastern Conference Semifinals against the Philadelphia 76ers on May 6, 2000, <mask> and Rose each scored 40 points to lead the Pacers to a victory. The Pacers went back to the Eastern Conference Finals for the fifth time in seven years. They defeated the Knicks 4–2 this time. The Pacers won the series with a 93–80 victory over the Knicks in Game 6 at Madison Square Garden on June 2, 2000. The Pacers advanced to the NBA Finals for the first time in franchise history, facing the Los Angeles Lakers led by Kobe Bryant.The Pacers lost the series 4–2 as <mask> averaged 24.3 points per game. The Pacers struggled the next year, falling to the 8th seed in the East. In the first game of the playoffs against the 76ers, <mask> hit the game-winning three with less than a second to go. The Pacers were given a quick exit by the 76ers after they took the next three games. <mask> almost single-handedly eliminated the Nets in the fifth and final game of the first round of the playoffs in 2002. <mask> banked in a three-pointer at the buzzer to send the game into overtime. With the Pacers down by two points in the final seconds of the first overtime, <mask> drove into the lane and dunked over three Nets defenders to send the game into a second overtime.The Pacers lost to the Nets 120–109, but the game added to <mask>'s legacy as a

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texts: clutch performer. <mask> deferred his leadership role to O'Neal in the twilight of his career. <mask> was an important leader in the locker room and his teammates wanted to win a championship for him. <mask> was still a go-to player in crunch time, even though he was no longer the team's leading scorer. On January 4, 2005, after scoring 55 points against Milwaukee, O'Neal agreed to be taken out of the game to preserve <mask>'s record of 57 points. <mask> averaged more than 20 points per game for stretches of the season after the suspensions of O'Neal, Jackson, and Artest. He scored 39 points against the Los Angeles Lakers at the age of 39.In January, <mask> angrily shot down rumors that he would retire at the end of the season, saying that if he did he would announce it through his sister. On February 10, Cheryl reported that her brother had told her that he was going to retire. <mask> moved into 12th place on the NBA's all-time scoring list in a game against the Toronto Raptors on April 11. The Pacers lost 88–79 to the Pistons in the Eastern Conference Semifinals on May 19, 2005, ending <mask>'s career. <mask> led the Pacers with 27 points, making 11 out of 16 field goals, including four of eight three-pointers. The Indianapolis crowd gave him a standing ovation when he was taken out. <mask>'s career and the season that had been overshadowed by the brawl between the Pacers and Pistons were celebrated by the Pistons players when Larry Brown called an additional timeout and 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

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texts: 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884This was the winner of the 2005 Best Moment ESPY Award. In 1,389 games for the Pacers, <mask> made over $105 million in salary. Five NBA players have spent an entire career with a single franchise. He was a great shooter in the NBA. <mask> made 2,560 3-pointers in his career, which was an NBA record at the time of his retirement, and he is one of only eight players to join the 50–40–90 club. His record was broken by Ray Allen. He was the second-leading scorer in the 1994 tournament with an average of 17.1 points, 52.6% shooting, and 19 for 20 from free throws.He had the second-highest total points in 1996 with 92. He started 5 of the 8 games and shared the shooting guard rotation withMitch. He did not return to the USA Team until 2002. The 2002 team lost to Yugoslavia in the quarterfinals of the championship. NBA players lost against international competition for the first time. <mask> played limited minutes during the 2002 World Championships. The 2005 Indianapolis 500 Festival Parade Grand Marshall was Retirement <mask>.The opening prayer of the day was " Keep these drivers safe and God bless <mask>!" by the OSB of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. <mask> waved the green flag to start the race. <mask>'s sister, Cheryl, is an NBA sideline reporter for the network. <mask> was a guest host on Live with Regis and Kelly, filling in for Philbin.

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title: Reggie Miller

texts: <mask> answered "<mask>'s Mailbag" while he was a host on NBA coverage. At halftime, <mask>'s number 31 was retired in a ceremony. <mask> became a weekly contributor to The Dan Patrick Show in June 2005.<mask> has worked as a TV analyst for the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship tournament. <mask> lives in Malibu, California and Fishers, Indiana. The Fishers mansion was put up for sale for $7.5 million. <mask> didn't sell the residence so the listing was removed. On August 8, 2007, Boston Celtics general manager Danny Ainge and head coach Doc Rivers talked to him about joining their new roster, which included Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen, and Paul Pierce. Rick Carlisle, his former coach, was quoted as saying "<mask> and I talked about it and agreed that it was something that deserved careful consideration." <mask> decided against a comeback on his 42nd birthday.You have to either be all in or all out when you do something like this. I've decided I'm out. The documentary Winning Time: <mask> vs. the New York Knicks was released to the public on March 14, 2010. In December 2009, <mask> announced that there would be a special premiere movie on February 26. Dan Klores directed the documentary. He appeared in the 17th season of the American reality competition television series Hell's Kitchen as one of the guest celebrity athletes assigned to contestants, as well as appearing in a comedy role in Uncle Drew. He was elected to the USA Cycling Board of Directors in December 2020.<mask> played more games with the same team than all but five other players in NBA history.

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texts: He joined the Los Angeles Lakers in his final season. <mask> has played in more regular season NBA games than any other player. <mask> scored 25,279 points over the course of his career with an average of 18.2 points per game. He shot.500 from the field,.395 from 3-point range and.888 from the free-throw line. <mask> was named to the All-NBA Third Team three times, but did not receive an NBA Most Valuable Player award. <mask> was the first Pacers player to start in an NBA All-Star game.In 1990, 1996, 1998 and 2000 he was selected to the team. <mask> retired as the all-time NBA leader in total 3-point field goals made (2,560), which was broken by Ray Allen while with the Boston Celtics. <mask> led the league in three-point field goals twice. <mask> made at least one three-pointer in every game from November 15, 1996 to April 6, 1997. <mask> led the league in free throw percentage five times and was one of only eight players who shot 50% or better from the field, 40% or better from three-point range. The only other players to achieve this feat are Larry Bird and Mark Price. <mask> ranks second all-time in 30-point playoff games against the New York Knicks, with nine, trailing only Michael


title: Will Burtin

texts: He was known for interrelating design and scientific concepts within his exhibits. He was an influential designer in Germany and the United States. He fled the Nazis in Germany and arrived in the United States in 1939. He worked for Fortune Magazine in the U.S., as well as teaching at two schools. He designed exhibits for companies such as Kodak, IBM, and the United States Information Agency. He received a gold medal from AIGA for his work. Newsweek and Life Magazine reviewed many of his exhibits.In 1974 he was in the Art Directors Club Hall of Fame. <mask> died in New York. Mesothelioma was the cause of death for Burtin. <mask> was born in Cologne, Germany, to August and Gertrud Brtin on January 27, 1908. During World War I, German armies took over his elementary school and interrupted his education. Burtin didn't graduate high school, instead he started studying topography at Handwerkskammer Kln. After graduation, he studied graphic and industrial design at the Cologne Academy of Fine and Applied Arts.He was an intern at the studio of Dr. Philippe Knll. He worked for Knll. In 1927, he opened his own design studio in Cologne, in which he created booklets, posters, type books, exhibitions, displays, advertising, and movies for German, French, and other clients. He had a studio from 1927 to 1938. He met Hilde Munk while teaching in Berlin. Munk became partner in her husband's design studio after they were married. During the war, the Nazi Party was determined to win over the public opinion, which brought <mask> name to the party's attention, hoping that he would accept the position of Art Director and supervise creation of propaganda designs.While trying to persuade him to divorce his wife, Nazi officials began asking him to work for their cause. The Nazi tried to hire him. He claimed that he was too busy to take on another responsibility. The Ministry's Director of Design was requested by the Nazi Propaganda Minister in 1937. The private clients were cited in order

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texts: to buy time. Hilde took advantage of this and wrote a letter to her cousin in Maryland. He was asked to sponsor the couple's immigration into the United States.An affidavit was sent to respond to Hilde's request. The affidavit that allowed <mask> and Hilde to get a U.S. visa was dated November 15, 1937. <mask> was called to Berlin again, this time to meet Hitler in person. He tried to disqualify himself from working in the Nazi Party because his wife was Jewish. Hitler replied that his wife was not an issue and his first assignment would be to create an exhibit foretelling the impacts of Nazi culture. Burtin asked for a short vacation to think about it. He was honoured to be considered for this high-ranking post but he needed this vacation to be well rested before taking up his duties for the Nazi Party.<mask> and Hilde had already decided they wouldn't work for the Nazi Party. They fled to New York City with only overnight bags and a sample sheet of the typeface Firmin Didot, leaving behind their personal belongings. After arriving in the United States from Germany, the Burtins settled in New York City. Hilde's cousin's Max Munk's laboratory was where <mask> was hired for his first job. One major exhibit that represented the achievements of five departments in the Federal Works Agency was created by Burtin after he was hired by the United States Federal Works Agency. The FWA wanted the exhibit to be more than one-dimensional. In order to have this concept depicted in the exhibit, the FWA taught Burtin how to create these types of designs.This is where he first learned how to create three-dimensional designs; this technique helped him create many of his designs to come. The chairman of the Department ofVisual Communication was named in 1959 after <mask>, who began teaching communication and advanced design in 1939. <mask> was drafted into the United States Army in 1943 and assigned to the Office of Strategic Services. The U.S. Air Force and Army Air Force needed

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texts: gun manuals. The manual was called Flexible Gunnery. The young soldiers were being taught how to use their guns. The manual was important because it gave vital information on how to handle a gun.The project was taken very seriously by Burtin, who was very concerned with the safety of the shooter. <mask> stated in RIT's biography that a shooter was engaged in serious business in which his life might depend on the swift functioning of his knowledge and equipment. The manual had to be clear, precise, and easy to understand because many of the soldiers were uneducated. The publisher of Fortune Magazine recruited Burtin straight from the Army as World War II ended. According to the publisher, it was in the nation's interest to let Burtin leave the army early to work for the magazine. He worked for the Art Director from 1945 to 1949. The Upjohn Company, Herman Miller Furniture, and the United States Information Agency are just a few of the companies that had a partnership with Burtin.He worked on many of the clients' projects. In 1949, <mask> opened up a design studio in New York City called Will Burtin, Inc. The staff at Black Mountain College included the Albers, Lawrence, Lionni, Varda, and others. AIGA named him a director with in the Institute after he started working at the school. Burtin was able to get USIA as a regular client because of his contacts with the OSS. "Kalamazoo...and how it grew!" was the most successful exhibit made for USIA. To be displayed to Europe, Kalamazoo was selected to represent everyday life in an average American city.The average citizen's thoughts and perspectives were used in the exhibit. Many different versions of the exhibit were created to be displayed in different European countries, such as England and Germany. In 1962, Burtin was able to get Eastman Kodak as a major client. New construction techniques and a unique roof design were included in the work of Burtin. The goal was to make people think that Kodak's roof was a sea of

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texts: clouds. At the 1964–1965 World's Fair, new techniques and designs brought attention to the Kodak Pavilion. There was an eight foot high photo tower and moon deck in the pavilion.The Concrete Industry Board gave the design of the pavilion a special award in 1964 because of the constant dispute with Kodak. The company launched a huge campaign around this and requested the designer of "The Atom in Action" to do so. The physics of nuclear energy was represented in his exhibit, which was displayed at Union Carbide's headquarters in New York City. The density of atomic energy was depicted. The exhibit remained popular for many years. "The Atom in Action" was displayed at Union Carbide headquarters. While still art directing for Fortune, <mask> took the position of art director of Upjohn Company's publication Scope, but left the same year.The magazine was dedicated to conveying medical, scientific and pharmaceutical information. The results of the 1959 survey were not what the doctors or medical workers would have liked. One of the most notable projects he would design for Upjohn was a model of a human cell. "The Cell" was the first exhibit that showed a human function as a three-dimensional visual. According to the book Design and Science: the Life and Work of <mask>in, "The Cell demonstrated the inter relatedness of cellular function, linkage among organelles, and a vision of a cell's physical structure." The exhibit was described as a generalized human cell because biology hadn't found all the functions of a human cell. "The Cell" reached several U.S. cities, including San Francisco, Kalamazoo, New York City, and Chicago.The exhibit made it to England. 40 million people saw the exhibit in Newsweek and Life Magazine. Both "The Brain" and "The Chromosome" were very successful due to the huge success of "The Cell". He received many awards for his designs. He received the Art Directors Club medal four times. He received an award for his work. AIGA awarded a gold medal to

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texts: Burtin in 1971 for his contributions to the field of design.In 1974 he was in the Art Directors Club Hall of Fame. The "commercial art" model of the 1950s and 60s had been replaced by style Mr. Burtin's own practice. He merged design theory with education and technology. There is a relationship between spatial forms and their functions. The molecule of a certain shape could be expressed through visual art, thanks to a designer's vision. "The Cell", "The Genes in Action", and other processes require a unique understanding of both art and science. His work was published in a variety of journals.In 1930, he met Hilde Munk, an art student. They were married in 1932. <mask> and Hilda spent most of their lives working on design. Both worked in the studio. Carol was born on October 10, 1942. <mask> and Hilda were married from 1932 to 1960. There was a death on October 10, 1960.<mask> and a friend stood by her side as she died. Carol had her eighteenth birthday on October 10, 1960. <mask> wanted to hide the sad news from his daughter Carol, so he had a friend call the next day to inform her of her mother's passing. It wasn't until Carol saw a copy of her mother's death certificate that she realized her father tried to keep the sad news from her. Cipe Pineles was a long time family friend. The house Pineles lived in had too many sad memories of its previous owner. Carol was adopted by Pineles in 1973.<mask> died in New York. Mesothelioma is a cancer caused by exposure to asbestos. George was by his side at the time of his death. At the time of her death, it was unknown if she died of the same cancer. In 1972 the Cleveland Health Museum and Education Center took The Cell, Defense of Life, The Brain, and The Chromosome as permanent exhibits. "Design and Science: The Life and Work of <mask>" was published in London and New York in 2007. The authors are R. Roger Remington and Robert P. Fripp.There are references to German graphic designers and AIGA medalists in the United

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title: Vintilă Horia

texts: <mask> was a war criminal and a winner of the Prix Goncourt. God Was Born in Exile is his best novel. <mask> was born in a small town in Dolj County. After graduating from Saint Sava High School, he studied Law and Letters at the University of Bucharest, and in parallel to universities in Italy and Austria. <mask> was on the editorial board of his journal. He contributed to Gndirea and Porunca Vremii articles praising the Italian fascists, as well as pieces attacking authors whom the group viewed as decadent. <mask> was appointed to the diplomatic mission to Rome after Crainic took over as Minister of Propaganda.<mask> shared Crainic's rejection of the Iron Guard and was recalled from office after Carol was ousted by the National Legionary State government. He left for Vienna. During World War II, <mask> was taken prisoner by the Nazi authorities, and was held in two concentration camps. The British Army liberated him a year later. Vintil <mask> lived in Italy and became friends with Giovanni Papini. <mask> was sentenced to life in prison for facilitating the penetration of fascist ideas in Romania and for making the case for those ideas to be implemented under the leadership of the German embassy. The sentence against him is still in place.<mask> was employed as a researcher in the Italic Studies field in Spain after he moved to Argentina in 1948. <mask> refused to receive the Prize for his novel Dieu est né en exil because he had been accused of

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title: Vintilă Horia

texts: being a member of the Iron Guard. <mask> was blackmailed into issuing positive remarks about the regime by the allegations, according to some. His book was criticized by Jean-Paul Sartre. Vintil <mask> has received a number of prizes, including the Alighieri Prize, Florence (1981). He died in Madrid. The University of Alcal, a Spanish university in Alcal de Henares, was one of the places where Vintil <mask> was celebrated.Novels Acolo i is a literary work. Bucureti was born in 1942. Fayard, Paris, 1960, Dieu est né en exil. The Le Chevalier de la Résignation is located in Fayard, Paris. Les Impossibles was written in Paris in 1962. La septime lettre. The roman de Platon was in Paris in 1964.ditions Julliard, Paris, 1968, une femme. The Plaza y Janés was built in 1970. Magisterio Espaol, Madrid, 1972, El viaje a San Marcos. El despertar de la sombra is a short story. Informe about the Reino H, Plaza y Janés. Ed. Moartea morii mele. The city of Cluj-Napoca was founded in 1999.El fin del exilio. The Cuentos de juventud are in Madrid. The journal was called Memoirs Journal d'un paysan du Danube. Memoriile, Ed. Vremea was in Bucureti in 2015. Essays Presencia del Mito was written in Madrid. Madrid, Ateneo, 1959, Poesa y libertad.Rialp, Madrid, 1960, is the location of the rebeldia de los escritores soviéticos. Pisa, 1962, Quaderno italiano. Giovanni Papini was in Paris in 1963. Juan Dacio is the Diccionario de los Papas. Prefacio de Vintila Horia. The

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title: Vintilă Horia

texts: editorial was in Barcelona 1963. Vintila Horia is the name of Juan Dacio.Personaje de novela, Ateneo, Madrid, 1964. Plaza y Janés is in Barcelona. Viaje a los plazas de la Tierra, Barcelona, 1971. Prensa Espaola, Madrid, was written by Pepi Snchez. Mester de novelista was in Madrid in 1972. Plaza y Janés, Barcelona, 1975, Encuesta detrs de lo visible. A la literatura del siglo XX.Gredos, Madrid, 1976, Ensayo de epistemologa literaria. Plaza y Janés, Madrid, 1978, consideraciones. The Ed. is literatura y disidencia. Rioduero was in Madrid in 1980. Los derechos humanos, Magisterio Espaol, Madrid, 1981 Phoenix, Bucureti, 1990. Dicionarul Papilor was published in 1999.The Ed. of poetry Procesiuni. Bucureti, 1936, by Pavel Suru. Cetatea, Ed. Bucureti, 1939. Cartea singur, Ed. Bucureti, 1941, was written by Pavel Suru. A murit un Sfnt was held in Argentina in 1952.There is a person named Poesia romaneasca noua. Colecia "Meterul Manole" was published in 1956. Jurnal de copilrie was published in Carol I, Paris. The viitor petrecut was done in 1976. Sanda Stolojan, Au balcon de l'exil roumain, was consecrated to Vintil Horia Books. Vintil <mask>, Crengua Gnsc. The exilului of Cluj-Napoca was in 2001.ntoarcerea lui Vintil Horia was written by Marilena Rotaru. Cecilia Lati is the author of Arhitecturi paralele: Marguerite Yourcenar. Marguerite Yourcenar is a lui Vintil Horia, Suceava. The Translittérature et Réalité is located in Vintil Horia. Georgeta


title: Vintilă Horia

texts: Orian, Vintil Horia, un scriitor mpotriva timpului su, Limes, 2008. Vintil Horia - Transliteratur i Realitate, Bucureti, and Curtea Veche are 2011. Ianus, Vintil <mask>, Dumitru epeneag, Norman Manea, Gabriel Plea, Editura Tipo Moldova, Colecia Academica” is a lui Ianus.Vintil Horia ntre ieirea din a exista. The Eseistica lui Vintil Horia was written by Mihaela Albu and Dan Anghelescu. "Mircea Eliade, Vintil Horia i un istoric rpit prin Berlinul de est." The espacio del exilio was written by Vintila <mask>. The Coleccin Tesis Doctorales was held at the Complutense University of Madrid. The prose littéraires d'exil are: Vintil <mask>, L. M. Arcade. coala doctoral de studii literare, Manuela Alexe, Représentations de l'espace dans la prose de Vintil Horia.The image of la Roumanie was created by Petru Dumitriu and Paul Goma. Vintil Horia: Exil et création was written by Alina Elena Costin. Ianus, Vintil <mask>, Dumitru epeneag, Norman Manea, Gabriel Plea, Facultatea de Istorie i Filologie, 1 Z. Ornea and Anii treizeci are references. Excerpts from Wladimir Paskievici, Vintil Horia - omul,

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title: Sajith Premadasa

texts: <mask>dhi in the President's national government after being appointed as deputy leader of the United National Party. He was the Presidential Candidate from the United National Front and won the election. He was appointed as the leader of the opposition and a member of the Constitutional Council. He was selected as the leader of the UNP lead alliance on January 30, 2020. <mask> <mask> was born in January 1967, to a Minister of Broadcasting and a Member of Parliament from the Colombo District. He had a sister named Dulanjali. His father served as Prime Minister from 1977 to 1989 and was elected President in 1989.At Mill Hill School, London, he sat for his ordinary (O/L) and advance level (A/L) examination. <mask> won the A/L prize for politics and business studies and also played in the first 11 cricket team for four years, captaining the side in 1986. A graduate of the London School of Economics and the University of London, his degree covered the areas of economics, politics and international relations, an education that served him in good stead when he launched himself as a grassroots politician. He was an intern in the Foreign Relations Committee. John McCain and John Kerry were both influential senators. After his father's death, he returned to Sri Lanka to finish his master's degree. After the assassination of his father, <mask> entered politics.He was appointed district organiser of the UNP for Hambantota District in 1994 after joining his father's party. He started the youth movement, the People Development Foundation, and the Sasunata Aruna to aid Buddhist temples and Sunday schools in

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title: Sajith Premadasa

texts: line with the Sambuddhathwa Jayanthi celebrations. He got 83 percent of the UNP preferential votes when he entered parliament from the Hambantota district. He received preferential votes in the 2001 general election, the 2004 general election, the 2010 general election, and the 2015 general election. He was appointed as the deputy minister of health in 2001 and remained there until 2004. For the fourth general election in a row, <mask> won the highest percentage of preferential votes out of all United National Party candidates, which was just under 90 percent of United National Party votes in the Hambantota Electoral District. After being elected as the deputy leader of the United National Party, <mask> was removed from the position.He was reappointed on September 24th. The Minister of Housing and Samurdhi was appointed by the President after the Presidential Election. He was the housing minister and initiated several national housing projects. Jalthara Green Valley residencies are included. He increased the samurdhi payment by twofold. He provided over 65,000 houses to low income families and initiated 2500 villages with the addition of construction to his port folio. The United National Party did not field a presidential candidate in the 2010 and 2015 elections.Relations between the president and the UNP were not good from the beginning. There was a power struggle between the president and the UNP prime minister. In the aftermath of the events, most of the UNP members publicly expressed their regret supporting a common candidate and promised to field their own presidential candidate in

masks: Premadasa Premadasa


title: Sajith Premadasa

texts: 2019. Party leader Ranil Wickremesinghe was the obvious choice for the candidacy and he reportedly expressed his intentions to run for the presidency in a meeting with other senior members. Several rebel MPs wanted deputy leader <mask> to be the party's candidate and organised a rally in Badulla where he openly expressed his intentions to be. The Speaker of the parliament released a statement signalling his intention to run for presidency in order to end the confusion and avoid a rift within the party. The Premadasa group gained support from their fellow party members through successful rallies.He was defeated by the pro-nationalistic, economic development and national security platform of Gotabaya Rajapaksa who received over 6 million votes and a majority of over one million votes. The majority of the Sinhalese areas of the island were won by Rajapaksa. The post of deputy leader of the United National Party was one of the posts that <mask> stepped down from. He was named the leader of the opposition by the speaker on January 3, 2020. He was given a seat on the Constitutional Council because of his appointment as Leader of Opposition. The Prime Minister candidate from the United National Front was selected on January 30, 2020. He was named the leader of the alliance after a majority of party front liners backed him.He was appointed by the United National Party to lead a group that would contest the next Prime Ministerial election. External links Biographies of Member of Parliament Right Royal rally of old Royalists in the Sri Lanka Parliament 'Sajith urges reforms in UNP where power is


title: Hippasus

texts: <mask> of Metapontum was a Greek philosopher and follower of Pythagoras. He is sometimes credited with discovering the existence of irrational numbers, but little is known about his life or beliefs. The discovery of irrational numbers is said to have been shocking to the Pythagoreans, and <mask> is said to have drowned as a punishment from the gods for divulging this. <mask> is not mentioned by name in the few ancient sources that describe this story. <mask> drowned because he revealed how to build a dodecahedron inside a sphere. The discovery of irrationality is not attributed to Hippasus. <mask> in the late 5th century BC. According to Iamblichus, Metapontum in Italy is usually referred to as his birthplace. Iamblichus has a list of each city's Pythagoreans. He states that Hippasus was the founder of a sect of the Pythagoreans called the Mathematici in opposition to the Acusmatici. Hippasus died at sea because he was the first to publish and describe the sphere from the twelve pentagons, according to Iamblichus. According to Iamblichus. The life of Pythagoras has two forms of philosophy, the Acusmatici and the Mathematici.The latter are acknowledged to be Pythagoreans by the rest, but the Mathematici do not admit that they derived their instructions from Hippasus. The philosophy of the Acusmatici consisted of auditioning, demonstrations, and a reasoning process, because it merely ordered a thing to be done in a certain way and that they should endeavor to preserve such other things as were said

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title: Hippasus

texts: by him. The most valued faculty was memory. Some of them were indicative of what a thing is, some of them were indicative of what it should or shouldn't be done. Sextus Empiricus contrasts Hippasus with the Pythagoreans in that he believed the arche to be material, whereas they thought that the element of fire was the cause of all things. According to Hippasus, there is a definite time when the changes in the universe take to complete, and that the universe is limited and ever in motion. Hippasus was the author of the Mystic Discourse, which was written to bring Pythagoras into disrepute, according to one statement.According to a scholium, Plato was an early experimenter in music theory, using bronze disks to discover the fundamental musical ratios. <mask> was drowned at sea after discovering the existence of irrational numbers. The discovery of irrational numbers is said to have shocked the Pythagoreans, who preached that all numbers could be expressed as the ratio of integers. The evidence linking the discovery to Hippasus is not clear. Pappus says that the knowledge of irrational numbers came from the Pythagorean school, and that the member who first revealed the secret died by drown. Iamblichus gives a lot of different reports. In one story he explains how a Pythagorean was expelled for divulging the nature of the irrational, but he then cites the legend of the Pythagorean who drowned at sea for making known the construction of the regular dodecahedron in the sphere.Hippasus drowned at sea


title: Edmund O'Flaherty

texts: William Stuart, also known as <mask>'Flaherty, moved to the United States in 1854. The Winter Garden Theatre was leased and managed by him in New York City. The New Park Theatre was on Broadway from 1874 to 1876. A native of Knockbane, Moycullen, Galway, he was educated at Eton when it was a boarding school. O'Flaherty was hired by the Duke of Newcastle to forge an alliance between the Peelite party and the Irish MPs. The Duke employed O'Flaherty as an emissary to Ireland and gave him a Commissionership of Income Tax. He was active in Irish politics in the 19th century.He was a friend of William Keogh and John Sadleir. He vanished from London in 1854 and there were warrants out against him for forgery. The people concerned included Lord Bolingbroke, Lord Dunkellin, and Sir William Gregory. 'William Stuart' O'Flaherty went to the U.S. under the name 'Captain William Stuart'. He began earning a living by writing for the papers, making some money, and starting a partnership with another Irishman. Stuart was joint lessee and manager of the Winter Garden Theatre after they leased Wallack's Theatre. In September of 1859, it opened with John Jefferson in the adaptation of Charles Dickens's The Cricket on the Hearth.The Octoroon opened on December 8, 1859, but arguments over money and ownership of the play led to the departure of the play's author and his wife to England. Stuart was at the Winter Garden. A letter dated October 5, 1861 from New York to John O'Mahony, founder of the Fenian Brotherhood, makes clear that he


title: Edmund O'Flaherty

texts: manager. Ensure the success of any theatre, otherwise I doubt the safety of any enterprise he has to do with. After Fechter left the management, Love's Penance closed on May 6, 1874.Stuart sold the New Park Theatre to Henry E. Abbey in the fall of 1876. Retirement and death O'Flaherty/Stuart became famous for his parties. It was assumed that he left England because he couldn't pay his debts. The Englishmen of great position told how Captain Stuart entertained them while they were in America. He died in New York on December 27, 1886, after spending his large income and falling into poverty. John Sadleir's lieutenants were his brother, James Sadleir, Mr. William Keogh, and Mr. <mask>'Flaherty. The Commissioner of Income Tax is O'Flaherty.They broke up. John Sadleir ruined half Ireland with his fraudulent bank and used his position under the Government to steal public money. O'Flaherty moved to New York, where he lived under another name and was famous as a diner-out as a good story-teller and a humorist. The King of Maigh Sela/Iar Connacht died in 1036. Samuel J. Maguire has a profile of <mask>'Flaherty. The New-York Tribune published "Death of William Stuart" on December 29, 1886. At the Library of Congress."William Stuart died suddenly", The Sun (New York), December 29, 1886:2, col. 5. At the Library of Congress. The Sun (New York), December 30, 1886:2, col. 3. At the Library of Congress. The Sun (New York) published "William Stuart Buried" on January 1, 1887. At the Library of Congress. People educated at a

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title: Cyril Davies

texts: One of the first blues harmonica players in England was <mask>. He was the son of <mask>, a labourer, and his wife Margaret Mary. The family is thought to have come from Wales. In the early 1950s, <mask> began his career within Steve Lane's Southern Stompers, then in 1955 formed an acoustic skiffle and blues group. After hearing Little Walter, he became a Chicago-style blues harmonica player. The "London Blues and Barrelhouse Club" was opened by <mask> and Korner after they ran an unsuccessful skiffle club. Blues musicians such as Muddy Waters, Sonny Terry and McGhee played at the club.During this period, <mask> and Korner worked as session musicians, and often backed Ottilie Patterson during her featured set with husband Chris Barber's band, using amplified instruments for the first time, which did not go down well with their blues purist audience and many fellow musicians. <mask> Waters electric sound. <mask> and Korner were recruited by Chris Barber to play harmonica and electric guitar in his band at the Marquee Club in London. <mask> and Korner were given some exposure to the London music scene, but they wanted to focus more on blues and R&B. The two decided to found their own rhythm and blues group and, in a show of support, Barber offered them the interval slot at the Marquee on Wednesday nights. Art Wood and Long John Baldry

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title: Cyril Davies

texts: were recruited by <mask> to be the vocalists. The initial performances of the group Blues Incorporated were very well received.Since most jazz and folk clubs in London were wary of electric guitars, <mask> and Korner decided to find their own club where they could perform. The Ealing Club was founded in 1962 and featured performances by both Blues Incorporated and other Trad jazz outfits. Mick Jagger and Eric Burdon were both drawn to the club because of its popularity in the R&B scene. During the second night at the club, he got up to sing "Got My Mojo Working". In June 1962 they recorded R&B from the Marquee. After touring the UK and playing a residency at the Marquee, there was tension in the band as some members wanted to play crowd pleasers like Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley, while others wanted to play genuine blues music. Following his departure from Blues Incorporated in October 1962, <mask> formed the Cyril <mask> All-Stars and recorded five tracks for Pye Records, who had announced an R&B label featuring music imported from <mask>' favourite Chicago musicians.The original line-up was largely recruited from Screaming Lord Sutch's Savages, and featured both Long John Baldry and <mask> on vocals to give <mask> room to play harmonica. The All-Stars were subject to frequent personnel changes. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Cyril Davies

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title: Ernest Angley

texts: An American Christian Evangelist, author, and television station owner who lived in Ohio from the 1950s until his death in 2021. <mask> was born in Iredell County, North Carolina. At the age of 18 he accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior, and in his autobiography he details his early life being raised in the Charlotte, North Carolina, area as a Baptist. He moved to Northeast Ohio in the early 1950s as a traveling Pentecostal Evangelist. Grace Cathedral was the location of Facilities Grace Cathedral's non-denominational ministry. There is a temple in Springfield Township, Ohio. The church used to be known as Grace Cathedral and is now used for weddings, funerals, and Bible study.The church formerly known as the Cathedral of Tomorrow, which was rededicated as the Grace Cathedral in 1984, was once owned by televangelist Rex Humbard. The Channel 55 license, along with the Cathedral of Tomorrow complex, was sold in 1984 to <mask>ley's WBNX-TV. The Grace Cathedral, channel 55's studios and offices as well as other companies which lease space are now included in this complex. The purpose of the online Bible college was to provide Bible study courses for laymen, missionaries,

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title: Ernest Angley

texts: were met with skepticism in South Africa.In March 2007, the Advertising Standards Authority (South Africa), after receiving a complaint, canceled a newspaper ad for <mask>'s ministry, based on lack of preliminary filing of medical documentation at that time for healing of AIDS through prayer. He claimed to have medical documentation from former AIDS patients that he would give to any country that required it. In the same broadcast in 2007, he claimed to have medical documentation from four former HIV-positive patients. Guyanese officials criticized <mask>'s claims. "We are unaware of the existence, to date, of any cure anywhere in the world for the HIV infection, and there has been no scientific documentation of any cure for AIDS," said Dr. Ramsammy. People's vulnerability is exploited by anyone who promotes the misrepresentation that there is a religious-based cure for HIV. A church-owned restaurant was the scene of a murder in 1999.Blondheim had previously complained to buffet management about Partin's romantic advances. Partin was allowed to return as a volunteer. Partin was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. In his first attempt, Partin was denied parole.

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title: Ernest Angley

texts: abuse. Brock Miller. genital touching and naked massage were included in the abuse. Miller claims that he was abused for nine years. The terms of the settlement included a non-disparagement clause.An anonymous source leaked a 1996 tape recording of Angley admitting to sexual relations with a different man. The allegations of further sexual abuses, including forced vasectomies and abortions, have been reported. Robin Williams included a joke about <mask> in his routine. Genesis wrote a song called "Jesus He Knows Me". Phil Collins was imitating him. Death Angley passed away on May 7, 2021, at the age of 99. According to the author's website, he has donated all royalties from his books to the outreach ministry.Friday is the last day to buy books. The Library of Congress catalog was Raptured. A novel about the second coming of Christ is based on biblical prophecy. The Faith in God Heals the Sick catalog was published in 1950. The Bible teaches how to receive and keep physical healing from the Lord. Untying God's hands. Marriage, dating and ministry of angels are some of the subjects dealt with in this book.Cell 15. The true story of the imprisonment of <mask> in

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title: Adolf Fleischmann

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title: Adolf Fleischmann

texts: Resistance against the Germans. He lived in various places in southern France by the end of the war. He escaped from a camp in Aix-en-Provence in October 1940. At the end of 1944, <mask> returned from his hideout in southern France back in Paris, where he found a completely devastated studio with only remnants of his paintings, the work of many years. He said he experienced a nervous breakdown. After his emigration to the U.S. in 1952, he got involved in exhibitions in Paris and began his artistic work again.In the early postwar period, under the pressure of a violent anti-German feeling, he signed under the name Richard. There is a catalog of Realitéts Nouvelles No. A picture of him was taken in 1947. He used a different name in the United States. In the early postwar years, Fleischmann had a brief "geometric phase" in the sense of concrete art, which he resigned from but was soon in favor of less stringent designs. He moved to Paris for a few years after joining the group. His designs were used for posters, magazine titles, wallpaper and


title: Adolf Fleischmann

texts: the "Metamorphoses" images. Fleischmann had a stroke in New York in 1965.He went back to Stuttgart because of improved medical treatment. The 1966 Adolf Fleischmann-anniversary exhibition at the Wrttemberg Art Association made him famous overnight and marked his breakthrough in Germany. Despite a partial paralysis, he created twenty relief-like collages in the next two years. Fleischmann died of a stroke at the age of 75 and was buried in Esslingen. The first large-<mask>mann retrospectives were held in 1973, at the Ulmer Museum, and in 1987, at the Westflische Landesmuseum in Mnster. There was a retrospective held in 2009. There is a list of German painters sources.SIRIS Adolf Fleischmann exhibition catalogues and announcements,


title: Masoumeh Ebtekar

texts: The former Vice President of Iran for Women and Family Affairs was born on September 21, 1960. She is the first female member of the cabinet of Iran since 1979 and the third in history. The level of office she held was the same. She is a full professor in the Immunology Department at Tarbiat Modares University. Mary was the spokeswoman for the students who took hostages and occupied the US Embassy in 1979. She was a city councilwoman in Tehran from 2007 to 2013 and later became the head of the Environment Protection Organization of Iran. A middle-class family has a child named <mask>, who was born in Tehran.Her first name is "Innocent Water" in English. Her parents lived just outside of Philadelphia and her father studied at the University of Pennsylvania. She developed "near-perfect, American-accented English" during her time in Philadelphia. She went to Iranzamin after returning to Iran. After graduation, she became a supporter of the political Islam of Ali Shariati and began covering her face with a black chador. She received a degree in immunology from Tarbiat Modares University in 1995 and still teaches there. Ebtekar is married to a businessman who is in the private sector.They have two children. Tarbiat Modares University is a postgraduate academic center located in Tehran. She is an associate professor in Immunology. Immunology of the nervous system and psychoneuroimmunology are taught by Ebtekar. She has filed 66 scientific articles in the field of immunology in her name. In her speech to the Eleventh International Congress of Immunology in Tehran, she mentioned the detrimental effect of sanctions on the advancement of science in Iran and noted that sanctions should not be directed against nations. A reviewer for two international and four national immunology journals is a member of several research board committees.In January of 2019, he was promoted to full Professorship and elected as Immunology & Allergy Association. According to claims of scientific malpractice, 85% of a paper published by <mask> Ebtekar came

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title: Masoumeh Ebtekar

texts: Tehran: The Inside Story of the 1979 U.S. Embassy Capture". "For twenty years the prevailing 'globalized' version of the embassy capture has cast the students at best as well-intentioned but naive young people manipulated and at worst as irresponsible extremists." She replied "yes" when asked if she could see herself picking up a gun and killing the hostages. When I've seen an American gun being used to kill my brothers and sisters in the streets. She is said to be remembered by many Americans with a lack of affection because of her familiarity with America. When asked by an American interviewer in the late 1990s about her past as spokeswoman for the hostage-takers, why it did not appear on her resume, and why she changed her name from Niloufar to <mask>, she had no apology.The New York Times did not know that the book "Takeover in Tehran" was in print and would be published in 2001. She was an advisor to Shahla Habibi, the head of the Bureau of Women's Affairs, in the 1990s. In the 2012 film "Argo", Nikka Far portrayed the character of Ebtekar and called her "Tehran Mary" in the credits. The first woman to serve as vice-president of Iran was <mask>. She and Zahra Shojaei were part of the first cabinet since the Islamic Revolution to include women. She was described as a left-wing member of the alliance. The Department of Environment was headed by Ebtekar for eight years and he introduced major structural and organizational changes.Civil society activism in this area was supported by her during her tenure. In the US, questions were raised about whether President Khatami was aware of how deeply the hostage-taking and holding, and anger towards its foremost public defender, affected both the American government and the American people. Her published memoirs have been critiqued by many academics. Some ambassadors in Tehran said they wouldn't longer meet with her and wouldn't give her an official contract. In her memoirs published as the "Grapes of Shahrivar", she refers to her contacts with many European Ministers and

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title: Masoumeh Ebtekar

texts: sector involvement in the management of protected areas. For the first time, local legislation will be introduced for management of national parks and protected areas.Nature Rangers enjoyed high quality training and education programs, which led to improvements in their social status. The first UN Conference on Combating Dust and Sand Storm, the Second International Seminar on Environment Religion and Culture, and the training of local farmers in the Urumia basin area are some of the joint projects that were led by international diplomacy. The fifth international Green Film festival was revived, four rounds of International Environment Exhibition, four rounds of Green Industry Competition and four rounds of the National Environment Award were convened during this term. More than 50 technical and educational workshops and sessions were led by 20 Bilateral and Multilateral MOUs. Many campaigns were supported and promoted, such as "no to plastic", "reduction of waste", and "no to food waste". The National Committee on sustainable development was transformed into an efficient cross sectoral body to promote and monitor sustainable indicators at the national level. A prominent and "inspirational" environmental leader who has made an impact at policy level in a region of the world, was named one of the seven 2006 Champions of the Earth by the United Nations Environment Program.The award was earned by the scholars and experts that she assembled in her Department of the Environment, she said. The importance of environmental initiatives was stressed by the President. She was named as one of 50 environmental leaders by The Guardian newspaper on January 5, 2008, the only Iranian or Muslim woman in the list. One of the 500 most influential Muslims in the world was named in the 2012 edition of The Muslim500. A considerable force in the reformist movement in Iran is described in the political section. The Energy Globe Foundation awarded a lifetime achievement award to Ebtekar. <mask> <mask> won the Italian Minerva Award for her


title: Hollis Scarborough

texts: A senior scientist at New Haven, Connecticut's Haskins Laboratories is an American psychologist and literacy expert. She has been a leading researcher in the area of reading acquisition since 1981 and has been involved with efforts to improve US national policy on the teaching of reading. The Committee on the Prevention of Reading Difficulties in Young Children was chaired by <mask>. She was on the Board of Directors of the Society for the Scientific Study of Reading from 1999 to 2007. She is a member of the Council of Advisors to the International Dyslexia Association and served as Associate Editor of the journal Annals of Dyslexia from 1994 to 2002. In 2009, Dr. <mask> and Susan Brady shared the same award. The highest honor of the association is the Orton Award.Charity was one of the publications. Familiarity with "School English" in African American children. Child Development, 75(5). A. M., A. D., S. H., H. S., K. R., Rimrodt, S., et al. The year 2012 There are two different approaches to word learning. The 2nd supplement of Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience is S99-S113.L. E., and H. S. Predicting Reading Comprehension: Relative Contributions of Word Recognition, Language Proficiency, and Other Cognitive Skills can depend on how Comprehension is measured. Scientific studies of reading. W. Dobrich and H. S. Young children try to say words. The Journal of Child Language is a journal. Fowler, A. E., and <mask>, H. S.Is reading to disabled adults different from reading to other adults? There is a review of theory and research. 93-6) The National Center on Adult Literacy is in

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