title: Óscar Romero

texts: March 30, 1980. Jesuit priest John Dear said, "<mask>'s funeral was the largest demonstration in Salvadoran history, some say in the history of Latin America." The personal delegate of Pope John Paul II, Cardinal Ernesto Corripio y Ahumada, spoke at the funeral and stated that "his blood will give fruit to brotherhood, love and peace."There was a massacre at the funeral when smoke bombs exploded on the streets near the cathedral and there were rifle shots from surrounding buildings. Many people were killed by gunfire and in the crush of people running away from the explosions and gunfire. Between 30 and 50 deaths were claimed by journalists, while official sources reported 31 casualties. Some witnesses claimed that bombs were thrown into the crowd by government security forces, while army sharpshooters dressed as civilians fired into the chaos from the balcony of the National Palace. The crypt where <mask>'s body was buried was under the sanctuary. People continued to line up after the burial to pay their respects to the prelate. All sections of Irish political and religious life condemned his assassination, with the Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Brian Lenihan expressing shock and revulsion at the murder.The October parliamentarians supported the nomination for the prize for peace. Every year in March, the Irish– El Salvadoran Support Committee holds a mass in honor of the martyr. In October 1978, British parliamentarians nominated <mask> for the peace prize. 26 members of the United States Congress supported them. The new Archbishop of Canterbury, Robert Runcie, was about to be enthroned when the news of the assassination was reported. One writer observed that Runcie "departed from the ancient traditions to decry the murder of


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texts: Archbishop <mask>" after hearing of his death. The United States public's reaction to the death of Archbishop <mask> was seen as an inspiration to end US military aid to El Salvador.The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union refused to deliver military equipment to the Salvadoran government. Jim Herman, the leader of the union, denounced his death. There was a protest in Los Angeles, California on 24 March 1984 that used the anniversary of the Archbishop's death as a symbol and was organized by the 20 November Coalition. On 24 March 1990, 10,000 people marched in front of the White House to protest military aid that was still flowing from the United States to the Salvadoran government. On the anniversary of the death of the archbishop, protesters carried a bust of him and quoted some of his speeches. There were noted figures in the event. The White House continued to fund the Salvadoran government and provide military aid even after the death of the president, even though he begged them to stop.Roberto D'Aubuisson was allowed entry to the United States by the State Department on March 31, 1983. The Department of State said that the allegations have not been substantiated. After pressure by Congress, the Department of State, Department of Defense, and the Central Intelligence Agency released their documents. Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush were aware of the assassinations conducted by D'Aubuisson, but still worked with him. No one has ever been prosecuted for the assassination or confessed to it to police. The man was identified in 2000. Immediately following the assassination, José Napolen Duarte, the newly appointed foreign minister of El Salvador, promulgated a "blame on both sides" propaganda trope in order to provide

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texts: cover for the lack of official inquiry into the assassination plot.The assassins were members of a death squad led by D'Aubuisson, according to investigations by the United Nations and other international bodies. In 1984 Robert White, the US ambassador to the United States, testified before the congress that there was enough evidence to convict D'Aubuisson of planning and ordering the assassination. The man who ordered the killing was identified in a United Nations report. D'Aubuisson had connections to the National Guard and the Fifteenth of September Legion and was planning to overthrow the government. He founded the Nationalist Republican Alliance and organized death squads that carried out politically motivated assassinations and other human rights abuses. lvaro Saravia was chief of security for D'Aubuisson and an active member of the death squad. The Center for Justice and Accountability filed a civil action against Saravia.He was found liable by a US District Court in 2004. 1350) was used for aiding, conspiring, and participating in the assassination of <mask>. Saravia went into hiding after he was ordered to pay $10 million for extrajudicial killing and crimes against humanity. On 24 March 2010 Mauricio Funes offered an official state apology for the assassination of <mask>. According to Funes, those involved in the assassination acted with the protection, collaboration, or participation of state agents. scar Pérez Linares, a detective with the Salvadoran National Police, was accused in a 2000 article of murdering a man. An anonymous former death squad member claims to have been assigned to guard a house used by a unit of three counter-guerrilla operatives directed by D'Aubuisson.The guard, identified as "Jorge," was said to have

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texts: seventh category of martyrs. John Paul II insisted that he be included in the church despite the opposition of some social conservatives. He asked the organizers of the event to proclaim that person. On 21 December 2010, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 24 March as the International Day for the Right to the Truth concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims, which recognizes the important work and values of <mask>. On March 22, 2011, the U.S. President visited the tomb.The cathedral and tomb of <mask> were visited by the Irish President. Noam Chomsky often refers to his murder as a result of his social work. Monseor scar Arnulfo <mask> y Galdmez International Airport was named after him in 2014; later, San scar Arnulfo Romero y Galdmez International Airport was named after him. There will be a commemoration in the Church of England on 24 March. The Catholic News Service reported that the process for beatification was delayed for years as the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith studied his writings, amid wider debate over whether he had been killed for his faith or not. In March 2005, Vincenzo Paglia, the Vatican official in charge of the process, announced that a theological audit by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith had cleared the cause for beatification. Pope John Paul II died within weeks of those remarks.The work of canonizations and beatifications was slowed down by the new pontiff. Changes made by Pope Benedict had an effect on reining in the Vatican's so-called "factory of saints". In an October 2005 interview, Cardinal José Saraiva Martins, the Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, was asked if Paglia's predictions of a clearance for <mask>'s

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texts: beatification remained on track. In November 2005, the Jesuit magazine La Civilt Cattolica said that the beatification was still years away. Paglia reported in December 2012 that the Pope told him that he would allow the cause to move forward despite Benedict's opposition. There was no progress before Benedict's resignation. In September of last year, the head of the Vatican's doctrine office stated that the office had been given the go-ahead to pursue sainthood for <mask>.The process of beatification was blocked for "prudential reasons" according to Pope Francis. It is unblocked now. Francis stated that the beatification needs to be done quickly. The beatification signaled a major change in the direction of the church since Francis was elected. In January 2015, an advisory panel to the Roman Curia's Congregation for the Causes of Saints voted unanimously to recognize <mask> as a martyr, and the cardinals who were voting members of the congregation unanimously recommended to Francis that he be beatified as a martyr. The motive for his murder was not caused by motives that were simply, according to the chief promoter of the causes of saints. On 3 February 2015, Francis received Cardinal Amato, Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, in a private audience, and authorized Amato to promulgate (officially authorize) <mask>'s decree of martyrdom, meaning it had gained the congregation's voting members and the Pope.The Pope will now be able to set a date for his beatification. The beatification of <mask> took place in San Salvador on May 23, 2015. Amato presided over the ceremony on behalf of Francis, who in a letter to the archbishop of San Salvador marked the occasion by saying "a voice that continues to resonate." Many people


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texts: watched the service on large television screens in the streets around the plaza. The Congregation for the Causes of Saints in Rome received three miracles in October of 2016 that could have led to the canonization of <mask>. The miracles were rejected after being investigated. The pregnant woman Cecilia Maribel Flores was investigated in a diocesan process in San Salvador that was opened on January 31st and concluded on February 28th before documentation was submitted to Rome.There is a C.C.S. On 7 April, this was validation. St George's Cathedral in London is where the cross and relics of <mask> are kept. Medical experts gave unanimous approval to the miracle on October 26th and theologians gave their approval on December 14th. There is a C.C.S. The case was approved by members on February 6. The miracle was approved by Pope Francis on March 6th and the date was announced at a consistory of cardinals on May 19th.The canonization took place in Rome's Saint Peter's Square. There had been hopes that the late bishop would be canonized during a papal visit to El Salvador on the 100th anniversary of his birth, or during World Youth Day in Panama in 2019. The first martyr after the Second Vatican Council was the first archbishop of America, and the first native of Central America was the first saint. The Romero Centre in Dublin, Ireland is an important centre that promotes Development Education, Arts, Crafts, and Awareness about El Salvadoran. The Christian Initiative Romero is a non-profit organization in Germany that supports industrial law and human rights in Central American countries. The institute was named after the archbishop of Santa Cruz in 1996. In 1989 the Toronto Catholic District School Board opened a secondary school.St. Oscar


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texts: Romero Catholic High School in Canada used to be known as Blessed <mask> throughout his canonization. St Oscar Romero Catholic School is a coeducational secondary school. Catholic education and retreat experiences are inspired by the prophetic witness of Archbishop <mask>. The mission of the center is to seek personal, communal, and societal transformation by living ministry. The center hosts over 1,600 guests from high schools, colleges and youth groups every year. In Oliver Stone's 1986 film, a fictionalized version of the assassination of <mask> is depicted in a pivotal scene. Choices of the Heart was a 1983 television film about the life and death of an American Catholic missionary.The life of the Archbishop is the subject of a film directed by John Duigan. The film company that produced it was run by the Paulist Fathers, a Roman Catholic society of priests. It was the first Hollywood feature film ever to be financed by the order. The reviews were respectful and less-than-enthusiastic. The film has a good heart, and the Julia performance is an interesting one, according to Roger Ebert. The film's weakness is predictable. In 2005, while at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, Daniel Freed, an independent documentary filmmaker and frequent contributor to PBS and CNBC, made a 30-minute film entitled The Murder of Monseor which documented <mask>'s assassination but also told the story of how he was killed.A 1993 law protecting the actions of the military during the Civil War was overruled by a Salvadoran high court and on 23 October 2018, another court ordered the arrest of Saravia. On 17 March 2010, The Daily Show showed clips from the Texas State Board of Education in which a panel of experts recommended including <mask> in

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texts: the state's history books, but an amendment to exclude him was passed on 10 March 2010. I guarantee that most of you didn't know who <mask> was. I don't think it's important. Monseor, the Last Journey of <mask>, with the priest Robert Pelton serving as executive producer, had its United States premiere in 2010. The Latin American Studies Association (LASA) Award for Merit in film was won by this film. Pelton was invited to show the film in Cuba.The groups that sponsored it were from Latin America and North America. The film is described as a "hagiography" by the New York Review of Books. St. James the Greater Catholic Church in Charles Town, West Virginia is the first known Catholic Church in the United States to have a stained glass window. The Spanish community of the parish received a gift from the first Spanish priest of the Wheeling-Charleston Diocese. The statue of <mask> was unveiled in 1998 in the presence of Queen Elizabeth II and was sculpted by John Roberts. The Holy Cross College Ellenbrook Western Australia has a statue of Saint <mask>. The sculpture depicts a man walking his faith on his journey with the poor.In their book Manufacturing Consent, Noam Chomsky and Edward S. Herman compared US media coverage of the murders of <mask> and other Latin American clergy. Misa Campesina Nicaragense is one of the priests who were killed in El Salvadoran during and after scar <mask>'s time as archbishop. The time was between 31 March 1978 and 20 March 1980. There are several contemporary and memorial articles from the Collaborative Ministry Office. The National Security Archive has a book about the 31st anniversary of the assassination of the archbishop. The assassination of Archbishop Oscar Romerto was carried out by the Center for

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title: Armen Nalbandian

texts: A British-born American jazz pianist, composer, author, and activist named <mask> was born in Manchester, England. Nalbandian performs jazz, free and avant-garde jazz, improvised and experimental music. He has composed over 1200 works ranging from music for string quartets, chamber music, orchestral music, electronic music, scores for theater, experimental hiphop and 'Conduction' pieces. He has groups with Eric Revis, Nasheet Waits, Chris Speed, Eric Revis, and Alex Cline. When he was 19 years old, he witnessed a performance by Cecil Taylor at LA's Jazz Bakery. He credits a number of teachers, including Charlie Haden, Billy Higgins, Art Farmer, and Harold Land, for being important. Billy Higgins, Eric Revis, Nasheet Waits, Bennie Maupin, Jeff Parker, Chris Speed, Steve Lehman, and Marvin "Smitty" Smith have all worked with <mask>.He served as Music Director and Artist-in-Residence at the Fresno Art Museum for four years and is known for his multidisciplinary collaborations in visual and fine art. As a member of the band The Fix and Boom Shadow, I composed and arranged the Music of Mexico, as well as the score for The Artist'. Blacksmith Brother was established in 2006 by him. Susie Ibarra, Dave Douglas, and Matthew Shipp all gave praise to <mask> after he was named a finalist in the 2008 Gilles Peterson Worldwide Talent Search. There were multiple improvised performances with Dave Chappelle in Oakland and San Francisco. Two new groups were added to his work with his trio with Eric Revis and Nasheet Waits and his solo piano work. Chris Speed, Jeff Parker, Eric Revis, Alex Cline and Steve Lehman are part of the new quintet called Armen Nalbandian V, which is inspired by Cecil

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texts: Taylor's trio with Jimmy Lyons and Andrew Cyrille.He released a solo piano piece in October of last year. The first recording featuring the first Armen Nalbandian Trio was released in March of 2006 as a leader's debut album. There are five original compositions by Nalbandian, and five by other composers, including the rarely performed Thelonious Monk composition "Oska T" and the traditional spiritual "This Train". "Need" is dedicated to the memory of Kenny Kirkland. Manchester Born Manchester Born was released in November of 2007. This was the first recording by <mask> <mask>. The recordings consists of ten compositions by Nalbandian and is dedicated to his mentor John Hicks.Chris Corsano's solo drum album The Young Cricketer and the music of Ikue Mori inspired the creation of Young Kings Get Theirheads Cut Off. The recording was made by Nalbandian using the inside of the Fender Rhodes as a percussion instrument and manipulating the hammers with drums, cymbals, snare drums, mallets, and keys. A wah-wah pedal and an analog delay pedal were used by Nalbandian. The composition "Blues to Steve Lacy" was composed by Dave Douglas, but the recording is completely improvised. The sound of the album is similar to that of Miles Davis' Bitches Brew and John Cage's prepared piano music. Rolling Stone Magazine, The Village Voice, CMJ and the New York Press have all called the album the best radio station in the country. Tirez Sur Le Pianiste & To Repel Ghosts To Repel Ghosts is an experimental electronic production and live album.The album was named after Jean-Michel Basquiat. In its first year, To Repel Ghosts was the first digital-only album from Nalbandian. The album Tirez sur Le

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texts: Pianiste was released nine months before To Repel Ghosts and contains three compositions. Both albums have been compared to the LA beat scene. Two different albums were released by Coup de Grace. Coup de Grace is a live recording featuring <mask> on the piano and Han Bennink on the drums. Bennink is the co- founder of the Instant Composers Pool.The performance ends with a rendition of "Lonely Woman" by Ornette Coleman. Peter Brtzmann's 1968 album Machine Gun is referenced in both concept and art direction by Coup de Grace. Quiet as it's kept quiet as it's kept is the first studio recording of a trio with Eric Revis on bass and Nasheet Waits on drums. The Fender Rhodes has a picture of Nalbandian on it. The first takes of original compositions were contained in the trio recording. Among the elite group of artists that perform with the Revis/Waits tandem is Nalbandian. Quiet As It's Kept was featured on a Los Angeles radio station.On March 15, 2013, he released his 8th album, Surrounded by Snakes, a 13-song album consisting of original compositions that feature him in an experimental electronic setting. There is only one producer and instrumentalist on the album. The artwork for the album was designed by Joshua Asante. The artwork for the album was designed by Joshua Asante. <mask>'s first solo piano album, Time Waits, was released on May 23, 2014. He reworked "Conflicted" from his Manchester album Born. "I Get Along Without You Very Well", popularized by Frank Sinatra, is one of the additional material.The performances were recorded at the Bird & Egg studio. Time Waits was the follow-up to Alis Grave Nil. It was created from the same solo piano recording session as Time Waits.

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texts: The first part of the song "Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst" was written by a LA-native and is included in Alis Grave Nil. The city. The paintings on the album artwork of "Time Waits" and "Alis Grave Nil" were created months before the recordings. Both solo albums were referred to as a requiem by Nalbandian.The first 10 albums have a lot of symbolism and are connected in many ways. In the last year, <mask> released 8 albums about his studio and live performances. His solo piano work, trio and V were all released in the first 8 months of the year in honor of Cecil Taylor, who passed away earlier in the year. Nalbandian has used his platform to recognize social and civil injustice many times. He has raised thousands of dollars for the victims of Hurricane Katrina through benefit concerts. The United Way, The Red Cross, the ONE Campaign, Habitat for Humanity, The American Cancer Society, Breast Cancer Research, and The Relay for Life Foundation are some of the organizations that have received money from Nalbandian. In September 2009, Nalbandian appeared in a play.The final act of the play featured a soliloquy written and performed by Nalbandian, who was critical of the Bush administration's response to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. The bandstand has made critical comments about America's proposed cuts to funding for the arts and its withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord, never addressing the administration by name. The artistic director of Jazz at the F.A.M. and the artistic director of the F.O.R.M., as well as the artist-in-residence/music director, worked with visual and fine art. He is the Curator of the Rhythms of Art in which he composed concerts of original music


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texts: inspired by the exhibitions at the Fresno Art Museum on a monthly basis. The programming included educational components for children and adults, concerts that highlighted the music of jazz masters, and supplemental concerts that focused on collaboration. While his first season musically focused on a primarily traditional foundation, primarily inspired by Duke Ellington, his approach and compositions for the following 3 seasons were highly inspired by the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians. A solo piano program of John Zorn's Masada music was performed by Nalbandian at the end of his residency at the Art Museum.In his early work and song titles, <mask> references the art of Jean-Michel Basquiat. During his time as Artist-in-Residence at the Fresno Art Museum, <mask> presented a concert inspired by Basquiat's work. The work of Kerry James Marshall, Theaster Gates, Kara Walker, David Hammons, Arshille Gorky, Anne Scheid, and Garo Antreasian were all inspired by the work of Nalbandian. After seeing a Kerry James Marshall retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and The Underground Museum, <mask> created a new composition with his trio with Revis and Waits. Young Kings get their heads cut off, Tirez sur Le Pianiste, Surrounded by Snakes, and Time Waits are some of the discs that have been released. AMEN, Prayer, and Live in Little Tokyo are included. Portrait of an artist as a young improviser: writings by a Blacksmith Brother can be found in the second edition of Ghosts and Live on Sunset.Essays and entries about <mask>'s work. There are external links to Conquering One Heart at a Time Through Jazz, This Pianist Ain't Got No Wrong, and All

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title: Piper Laurie

texts: She was nominated for an Academy Award for her roles in The Hustler, Carrie, and Children of a Lesser God. She won a Golden Globe Award in 1991 for her performance in the cult television series Twin Peaks. She has acted for over 70 years. She is one of the last survivors from the Golden Age of Hollywood. On January 22, 1932, she was born in Detroit, Michigan. She was the daughter of Charlotte and Alfred Jacobs. Her father's side of the family were from Poland and her mother's were from Russia.She was delivered in a one-bedroom walk-up on Tyler Street in Detroit, where the family lived. She attended Hebrew school in Los Angeles, California, after Alfred Jacobs moved the family there. In order to combat her shyness, her parents gave her weekly elocution lessons. <mask> and her older sister were placed in a children's home for a long time by her parents. In 1949, she signed a contract with Universal Studios and changed her name to <mask>. James Best, Julie Adams, Tony Curtis, and Rock Hudson were some of the actors she met at Universal. Her breakthrough role was in Louisa, with Ronald Reagan, who she dated a few times before his marriage to Nancy Davis.She claimed in her book that she lost her virginity to him. Francis Goes to the Races, Son of Ali Baba, and Ain't Misbehavin' were other roles. Universal Studios told gossip columnists that <mask> ate flower petals to protect her skin. She moved to New York City to study acting after being discouraged by the lack of film roles. Their roles were taken over by Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick in the film version of Days of Wine and

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texts: Roses. She was offered a role in The Hustler with Paul Newman. She was nominated for an Academy Award for her performance in the film.After The Hustler, she didn't get a lot of movie roles, so she and her husband moved to New York. In 1964, she appeared in two medical dramas, "My Door Is Locked and Bolted" and "The Summer House". In 1965, she starred in a Broadway revival of Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie. <mask> didn't appear in another film until she played Margaret White in Carrie. Along with the commercial success of the film, she received an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress. Sissy Spacek praised her acting skill. She always surprises you with her approach to a scene.She played Mary Horton in the Australian movie Tim. <mask> moved to California after her divorce. She received an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of Mrs. Norman in Children of a Lesser God. She received an award for her performance in Promise, a television movie, in the year 2000. She reprised her role in Lincoln Center's 2002 revival of Morning's at Seven with Julie Hagerty, Buck Henry, and others. In David Lynch's television series Twin Peaks, she played the devious Catherine Martell. Other People's Money was written and directed by Gregory Peck, and Trauma was written and directed by Dario Argento.She played George Clooney's mother on ER. In 1997 she appeared in A Christmas Memory with Patty Duke, and in 1998 she appeared in The Faculty. Frasier, State of Grace, and Will & Grace were some of the shows she appeared on. In the 2001 episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit titled

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texts: "Care", <mask> played an adoptive mother and foster grandmother who killed one of the foster granddaughters in her daughter's charge and abused her adoptive son and foster grandchildren. Eulogy and The Dead Girl were both independent films that she starred in. She played the grandmother of the title character in White Boy Rick. <mask> was married to a New York Herald Tribune writer.They met after the release of The Hustler when she was interviewed for the film's promotion. Nine months after the interview, they were married. After The Hustler, she moved to Woodstock, New York. They adopted a daughter named Anne Grace. After the divorce, she moved to the Hollywood area and continued working in films and television. In 1962, she was Harvard's Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year, and in 2000 she received the Spirit of Hope Award for her service during the Korean War. <mask> is a sculptor who works in marble and clay.The Mid-Atlantic Nostalgia Convention was held in Hunt Valley, Maryland. <mask> was nominated for an Academy Award for her performances in three films. She won an Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie award for her role in the 1986 TV movie Promise. She won a Golden Globe Award for her role in Twin Peaks. She received two nominations for her work in Twin Peaks, as Catherine, and for her roles in The Thorn Birds and The Bunker. August 25, 2014, Classic Film & TV Cafe is an interview with <mask>. January 2016 edition of The Spectrum.The Art Students League of New York alumni won the Golden Globe for Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress in a

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title: Edmund Kiss

texts: <mask> was a German pseudoarchaeologist and author best known for his books about the ancient settlement of Tiwanaku. <mask> was born in Germany in 1886 and later studied architecture. There is no evidence that he studied archaeology. He served in the First World War. He began writing a series of novels of adventure fiction after the Treaty of Versailles. He wrote non-fiction works that followed the teachings of Hanns Hrbiger. He was responsible for the construction of public buildings in the 1920s and early 1930s.<mask> wrote his first books about archeology and mysticism in the 1920s. In his book, The Last Queen of Atlantis, he compared the mythical northern land to the origins of humanity. The leader of the inhabitants of Northern Atlantis was a native of the mythical Thule who migrated all across the world. He described the return journey of the Nordic Thulians to their homeland. <mask> was a follower of the pseudoscience Welteislehre. Welteislehre was a pseudoscientific hypothesis created by Hanns Hrbiger. According to Welteislehre, the planets were made out of ice.According to Hrbiger's book Glacial-Kosmogonie, the Earth once had six satellite moons and that five of them were destroyed in the ancient past. This event would have caused global flooding, according to Hrbiger. flora and fauna can only survive at high altitudes, such as the Himalayas and the Andes, according to Hrbiger. <mask> wanted to find evidence to prove Hrbiger's theory because he was attracted to the claim of global ice. <mask> made contact with Arthur Posnansky in 1927. Posnansky told <mask> about the ruins. According to Posnansky, the temples built on the site were built before the accepted date of 200 C.E.They were constructed around 17,000 B.C.E. Posnansky used pseudoscientific calculations on one of the walls at the site to get this date. <mask> used a 20,000 Mark reward he received in a writing contest to fund an expedition. <mask> agreed with

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texts: Posnansky's findings and came to the conclusion that the ruins were not from the area. The findings were based on <mask>'s opinion that the ruins were European. The works of art and the architectural style of the prehistoric city are probably the creations of Nordic men who arrived in the Andean Highlands as representatives of a special civilization, he stated in a letter translated by Heather Pringle. The builders of Tiwanaku were Nordic peoples who began construction almost one million years ago.The inhabitants of the mythical lost continent of Atlantis were claimed by <mask> to be the same Nordic race that built Tiwanaku. An article about <mask>'s research was published in the architecture magazine in 1930. Frhling in Atlantis and Die Letzte Knigin von Atlantis were published by <mask>. The novels were based on his archaeological theories. The Atlanteans are portrayed as Nordic Aryans with access to advanced technology. In 1937, <mask> published Das Sonnentor von Tihuanaku und Hrbiger's Welteislhere, a work detailing his findings at Tiwanaku. There is a reference to the Gateway of the Sun in the title.The Staff God is the central figure in the carvings of the Gateway of the Sun. According to Heather Pringle, one of the theories for the Gateway of the Sun was that it was a calendar. Each of the twelve months of the year had twenty-four or twenty-five days, and each day had thirty hours. According to <mask>, the artifact found at Kalasasaya resembles a Nordic man. The "Nordic Man's Head" interpretation is based on racist assumptions. Along with other leading Nazis such as Heinrich Himmler, connections to Nazism <mask> was influenced by Vlkisch ideology for most of his writing career. His connection is strengthened by his adherence to the Welteislehre.The way in which <mask>' ideas appealed to right-wing politics extremists who were always looking for ways of Germanizing science and junking anything that smacked of

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title: Edmund Kiss

texts: "Judaism" science was noted by Canadian author Heather Pringle. <mask> was described as a complete idiot by mainstream scientists in America and Great Britain. <mask> was brought to the attention of Himmler by the publication of Das Sonnentor von Tihuanaku und Hrbiger's Welteislehre. Himmler bought a leather bound copy of <mask>'s theories as a Christmas present for Hitler. A large collection of reconstructive illustrations was created by <mask>. The illustrations were drawn from <mask>'s fantasies. His reconstructions show that they were influenced by the Nazis.Another expedition to Tiwanaku was requested by <mask>. One of the most technical expeditions of the time would've included aerial and underwater photography. The cost for the expedition would be around 100,000 Reichsmarks according to the Ahnenerbe's director. The German invasion of Poland delayed the expedition. In 1941, the expedition was canceled. <mask> was called in to serve in the Waffen-SS after the German declaration of war in 1939. <mask> was captured in 1945.He was classified as a Mitlufer in 1948. He was fined 500 Reichsmarks. He retired in order to continue writing. He wrote two more books about mysticism. There was a reanalysis of the location of Atlantis in one of the books. In 1959 he published an article titled, An Early Account of Tiahuanaco. He died in 1960.The books are called glserne Meer. Koehler & Amelang were published in 1930. Knigin von Atlantis ist die letzte Knigin. Koehler and Amelang were born in 1931. Frhling in Atlantis. Koehler and Amelang were born in 1933. Tihuanaku und Hrbigers Welteislehre is the Sonnentor.Koehler & Amelang were published in 1937. Literature Michael H. Kater. The Kulturpolitik is des Dritten Reiches. Nationalsozialistische Expeditionspolitik was written by Peter Mierau in 1974. Die deutschen Asienexpeditionen ist. German military personnel of World War I and prisoners of war in World War II were held by the


title: Debra Messing

texts: <mask> is an American actress. After graduating from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, <mask> received short-lived roles on television. She achieved her breakthrough role as Grace Adler, an interior designer, on the NBC sitcom Will & Grace, which she received seven Golden Globe Award nominations and five Primetime Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, winning once. <mask> received two Golden Globe nominations, a Primetime Emmy Award nomination, and a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination for her work on The Starter Wife. She played Julia Houston on Smash and Laura Diamond on The Mysteries of Laura. <mask> received a ninth Golden Globe nomination for her performance as Grace Adler on NBC's three season revival of Will & Grace. The film work of Messing includes A Walk in the Clouds, Jesus, The Mothman Prophecies, Hollywood Ending, Along Came Polly, The Wedding Date, Lucky You, and Nothing like the Holidays.She has lent her voice to animated films. <mask>, a sales executive for a costume jewelry packaging manufacturer, was born in Brooklyn, New York, the daughter of a professional singer, banker, and travel and real estate agent. <mask>'s Jewish ancestors came from Poland and Russia. <mask> moved with her parents and brother to Rhode Island when she was three years old. She acted and sang in a number of high school productions, including the starring roles in the musicals Annie and Grease. She learned to dance, sing, and act. She was Rhode Island's Junior Miss in 1986

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title: Debra Messing

texts: and competed in the America's Junior Miss scholarship program.<mask>'s parents told her to complete a liberal arts education before she decided on acting as a career. At her parents' request, three-quarters of her courses were not related to theater. During her junior year, she studied theater at the prestigious British European Studies Group of London, an experience that solidified her desire to act. After graduating summa cum laude from Brandeis with a Bachelor of Arts in Theater Arts, <mask> was admitted to New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, which accepts 16 new students annually. After three years, she earned a Master of Fine Arts. <mask> won praise for her performance in the pre-Broadway workshop production of Angels in America: Perestroika. She appeared in several episodes of NYPD Blue.<mask> made her film debut in 1995 as the unfaithful wife of the main character in A Walk in the Clouds. Fox made her the co-star of the sitcom Ned &Stacey because of this exposure. The series ran for two seasons. "The Wait Out" and "The Yada Yada" were episodes of "Seinfeld" that featured <mask> as a romantic interest. Donald Margulies's two-character play Collected Stories opened at the off-Broadway Manhattan Theatre Club after <mask> turned down a starring role in another television sitcom. She co-starred in the Tom Arnold vehicle in 1997. <mask> played a lead role in a science-fiction television show in 1998.She was approached by her agent with the pilot script for Will & Grace. <mask> wanted to take some

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title: Debra Messing

texts: time off, but the script intrigued her and she was able to get the role of Grace Adler. <mask> received critical praise for her performance in Will & Grace. She was named one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world. She was the "best dressed woman" in 2003 by TV Guide. Between 2000 and 2008 <mask> won five Crown Awards from voters at the celebrity hair site Super-Hair.Net. Woody Allen cast <mask> in a supporting role.Her film roles include an unfaithful bride in Along Came Polly and Richard Gere's ill-fated wife in The Mothman Prophecies. <mask>'s first leading role was in The Wedding Date. It did well at the box office despite receiving mixed reviews. <mask> was a judge on the second season of Project Runway. She was awarded the Women in Film Lucy Award in 2005, along with Megan Mullally, in recognition of her excellence and innovation in her creative works that have enhanced the perception of women through the medium of television. <mask> was nominated for an Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie for her work in The Starter Wife. <mask> reprised her role as Molly Kagan in 10 episodes of The Starter Wife in 2008.The ABC comedy pilot Wright vs. Wrong was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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title: Debra Messing

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 Messing was ranked no. in July 2011. The TV Guide Network has a special called Funniest Women on TV. In February of 2011, producers announced that Messing would star in a new NBC musical pilot called Smash. The show was picked up by NBC in May of 2011. The show aired on February 6, 2012 After it was canceled, the show was renewed for a second season.In Frank Whaley's drama film Like Sunday, Like Rain, <mask> was a part of the cast. <mask> won the Best Actress award at the festival. Outside Mullingar began previews at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre on January 3, 2014. Outside Mullingar was nominated for a Tony Award. The Mysteries of Laura was a police procedural television show that starred <mask>. The series ended in 2016 after two seasons. <mask> played Marjorie Houseman in the television remake of Dirty Dancing.It aired on ABC. She reprised her role as Grace Adler in the revival of Will & Grace. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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title: Debra Messing

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title: Taddeo Barberini

texts: The prince of Palestrina and the commander of the Papal Army was an Italian nobleman named <mask>. He was a nephew of Pope Urban VIII. The brothers shaped 17th-century Italian politics, religion, art, music and architecture. <mask> was the son of Costanza Magalotti. He was the nephew of <mask>, <mask>, and Lorenzo Magalotti. He was the brother of two of the pope's brothers. Like his brothers, <mask> attended Collegio Romano.Maffeo <mask> was elected as Pope Urban VIII in 1623 and his fortunes improved considerably. The Papal Army was commanded by <mask>'s brother, Cardinal <mask>, who also commanded papal and mercenary troops in the field. After the death of Federico Ubaldo, the Duchy of Urbino was handed over to Urban VIII. In 1631, the duchy was transferred to the Papal States. Anna Colonna, daughter of Filippo I Colonna, was married to <mask> at a lavish service presided over by the pope. A Colonna castle in Anticoli was included in the agreement between the Barberini and Colonnas as well as cash and credit. The transfer of the Palestrina comune between the two families is thought to have been tied to Anna Colonna's demands.The family could appoint one of its number as Prince of Palestrina, a title which was passed from one Barberini patriarch to another while the comune remained among family possessions. <mask> gave up his right to inherit his father's titles in order to become a cardinal. Maffeo received his father's hereditary titles. As Prince of Palestrina, <mask> worked to improve local buildings and establish new services, even if many of them were self-serving. He rebuilt the Palazzo Barberini, which still houses the Nile mosaic of Palestrina, and his son Maffeo commissioned a new church nearby. During his time in office, <mask> built a small private casino, but it was closed when future princes didn't like gambling. Pope Urban made his nephew the Governor of the Borgo, Commander of Sant'Angelo and the Prefect of Rome in 1631.<mask>'s investiture as prefect was celebrated with a lot of

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texts: extravagance. Over the course of Urban VIII's 21-year reign, <mask> amassed 42 million scudi in personal wealth and his property was worth as much as 4 million scudi. By 1635, the income from <mask>'s property was estimated to be 100,000 scudi a year. During his visit to Rome in 1639, the Duke of Parma and Piacenza insulted the cardinal brothers of Castro. Pope Urban banned grain shipments from Farnese areas. The Pope sent debt collectors when the Farnese couldn't pay their debts. The Pope troops are going to occupy Castro.<mask> was the leader of the Pope's forces. Savelli was returned to Rome and replaced by <mask> <mask>. Marco Marazzoli wrote a song for the victory of Castro. The papal troops suffered a number of losses after the victory. Pope Urban signed a peace treaty with the Farnese Dukes in order to prevent them from marching on Rome. Pope Urban VIII died and Pope Innocent X of the Pamphili family was elected by the College of Cards. At the Papal conclave, <mask>'s brothers made a deal to ensure the safety of their family's fortunes.The new Pope refused to honor the deal and launched an investigation into alleged financial abuses during the First War of Castro. After being forced into exile, the <mask> brothers fled to Paris where they were supported by the Cardinal Jules Mazarin. Anna Colonna appealed to Pope Innocent to allow the Barberini to keep their property. The Barberini remained in exile for several more years. In exile in France, <mask> <mask> did not see Rome again. <mask>, who died in infancy, was one of the five children <mask> and Anna Colonna had. Carlo was elevated to cardinal by Pope Innocent X and Maffeo married a grand-niece of Pope Innocent X and had a son who was elevated to cardinal.Lucrezia <mask> was married to the Duke of Modena. Carlo Maratta traveled to Rome in 1636. The Glory of Saints was the first commission that the Baroque artist received. Two years before <mask>'s death, the painting was finished. Papal family members were Captains General of the

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title: Adela of Normandy

texts: The countess of Blois, Chartres, and Meaux was <mask> of Normandy, a daughter of William the Conqueror. The increased social status and prestige that came with such a marriage greatly benefited her husband. She brought with her a large amount of money and other goods from the store of Anglo-Norman wealth. She was regent of Blois during her husband's absence in the 10th century and during her son's minority in the 11th century. King Stephen of England was the son of <mask>. It is thought that <mask> was born after her father's accession to the English throne. She was seen as noble by her peers because of her royal blood.They were the youngest of the Conqueror's children, and she was the favorite sister of King Henry I of England. <mask> had a knowledge of Latin and was high-spirited. She wouldn't inherit her father's honors, but she would be a valuable asset to any suitor, because she had three older brothers and one younger. Stephen Henry was the son and heir to the count of Blois. Stephen was older than her. Stephen's father died in 1089 and left behind lands in Berry and Burgundy as well as Blois, Chartres and Meaux. By the end of <mask>'s life, the other possessions of the Thibaudian dynasty were in the county of Champagne.Theobald IV takes most of the credit for the emergence of that principality. <mask> and her husband had a relationship that was based on trust and mutual respect, and she made decisions with Stephen. She swore to protect the bishop of Chartres and her husband from the king of France. Stephen-Henry joined the First Crusade with his brother-in-law. Stephen's letters to <mask> show that he trusted <mask> to rule as regent while he was on crusade. During her husband's absence as a leader of the First Crusade and his second expedition, <mask> filled in as regent. The monks were granted the right to build new churches.<mask> exchanged letters with Ivo

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title: Adela of Normandy

texts: of Chartres to discuss matters such as the control of misbehaving nuns and larger issues such as disputes about sworn oaths. While her husband was away, <mask> continued to tour their lands, resolving disputes, promoting economic growth, and even commanding knights to go to battle with the king. It was common for noble women to take on the duties of their male counterparts during the crusades. After returning to France in 1100, the Count of Blois brought with him several cartloads of maps, jewels and other treasures, which he deposited at Chartres. When he abandoned the First Crusade returning to France, <mask> constantly berated him, urging him to return to the Holy Land. He was obligated to the pope for agreements he had made years before and returned to participate in the crusade of 1041. He died in a last stand after the Battle of Ramla.The image of <mask> persuading her husband to redeem his reputation through action has proved popular with historians. After her husband's death, second regent <mask> continued to act as regent until her retirement in 1120. After Thibaud came of age and no longer needed a regent, <mask> continued to issue charters and act as co-ruler of many parts of their land. Thibaud did not get married until after <mask>'s retirement, which helped to maintain her power and influence over both her son and her lands. Several high-ranking tutors were employed to educate <mask>'s children. Stephen was in France between crusading duties when Henry was conceived. According to medieval practice, at two years of age Henry was pledged to the Church at Cluny Abbey, Sane-et-Loire, France, as an oblate child, that is, he was dedicated to the service of God.The Abbot of Glastonbury was named after Henry and the Bishop of Winchester was named after him. He sponsored hundreds of constructions, including bridges, canals, palaces, forts, castles, and whole

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title: Adela of Normandy

texts: villages. Dozens of abbeys and chapels and sponsored books were built by Bishop Henry. She was responsible for communicating the archbishop's earnestness in threatening excommunication to her brother when she was sick. The power and interests of <mask> are reflected in the letters collected. <mask> gives a monastery a portion of land with all the wildlife, but she doesn't have the power to pass judgement on crimes committed in the area. She ties herself to her late husband and her sons in order to mark her place as a woman.Theobald was appointed as William's heir-designate despite the fact that William had been named heir-designate. Stephen moved to London to join the court of his uncle, King Henry I, and became his favorite. Stephen took over the English throne after King Henry I's daughter was named as his successor. The civil war in England lasted nearly twenty years. <mask> retired to the Convent in 1120. She may have considered retiring to an abbey in Normandy where members of her family, including sisters and nieces, may have already been living, but she chose the larger, more prestigious convent at Marcigny near her son Henry. This is not certain, but <mask> may have acted as a prioress within the community.She continued to communicate with her children and the leaders of the lands that she once ruled. <mask> sent letters to Thibaud and the bishop of Chartres reminding them of her settlement of a monastic case. She wrote to her son about how she felt about giving to monasteries. Her daughter Lucia-Mahaut drowned in the wreck of the White Ship with her husband. Even though <mask> lived long enough to see her son on the throne, any response she might have had has been lost. Henry of Blois, her youngest child, was appointed to the bishopric of Winchester in 1129. Prayers were offered at a number of churches that she had endowed personally or at some point during

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texts: her life.<mask> became a saint of the Catholic Church because of her money, influence, and entry into the convent. The children of <mask> and Stephen are listed here. They don't know their birth order. Milo II of Montlhéry Stephen, King of England, married Richard d'Avranches, 2nd Earl of Chester. The White ship disaster happened on 25 November 1120. The parents of Hugh de Puiset, Bishop of Durham Alix, were parents to an oblate child. It is known that <mask> had five biological sons and may have had three or more daughters, though not all of the daughters were necessarily her biological children.The daughters only appeared when they reached marriageable age and played an important part in building alliances. <mask> is a saint in the Roman Catholic church. 24 February is her feast day. She supported scholars and poets. She generously endowed various abbeys and churches, helping to expand and preserve the culture and art of her time. <mask> was portrayed by Nike Arrighi in a two part play about her father's conquest of England. <mask> is a featured figure on Judy Chicago's installation piece The Dinner Party, which is on the Heritage Floor.Further reading Chicago, Judy. The dinner party was about preservation. London: Merrell. Theodore Evergates, ed. The University of Pennsylvania Press published a book about women in Medieval France. Kimberly loPrete. The Countess and Lord are from <mask> of Blois.Four Courts Press was published in Dublin. Kimberly loPrete. "<mask> of Blois and Ivo of Chartres: Piety, Politics and Peace in the Diocese of Chartres'." The Anglo-Norman Studies xiv was written by John and Bonnie Wheeler. Mothering during the New Middle Ages. The book was written in New York. Margaret Schaus wrote an ed.The Encyclopedia of Women and Gender in Medieval Europe. New York: Routledge. Women's Biography: <mask>, countess of Blois, Chartres, and Meaux births 1137

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title: Andrée Putman

texts: The French interior and product designer was named <mask>. She was the mother of two children. <mask> was born into a wealthy family of bankers and notables from Lyon. Her paternal grandmother, Rose de Montgolfier, was a descendant of the hot-air balloon inventors. Her father was a graduate from the prestigious Ecole Normale Supérieure who spoke seven languages but swore to a life of austerity and seclusion to protest against his own culture. her mother was a concert pianist who found comfort in the frivolity of Music was where her formal artistic education began. She and her sister were encouraged to learn the piano by their mother.She was told that she wouldn't be a virtuoso because her hands weren't suited to the piano. She is studying composition at the National Conservatory of Paris. She received the First Harmony Prize at the age of nineteen. He told her that she would need at least 10 more years of unremitting work and ascetic life before she could become a composer. She cut her musical career short because she was living like a nun at the Fontenay Abbey. Putman wanted to satisfy her curiosity and creativity. She had a serious bike accident at the age of 20 and barely survived.She was a tall woman who stood straight and walked as if on a tightrope. She decided to discover the world after breaking free from her initial career in music because of the illusion of safety offered by her social environment. She emptied her bedroom and furnished it with a hard iron bed, a chair and a Mir poster. This early expression of her desire of independence led to a confrontation with her family who wondered "if she realises the sorrow she makes them feel?" When one does not go to school and is a musician who stopped playing music, what can one do? She asked her grandmother, Madeleine Saint-René Taillandier. The reply was "nothing except messenger."She started working as a messenger

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title: Andrée Putman

texts: for Femina magazine after taking her grandmother's advice. She observed the social theatre which takes place during meetings while taking care of all the dirty little jobs of the office. She worked for L'Oeil, a prestigious art magazine where she imagined objects from different periods and styles. She was able to identify what is sophisticated and innovative, as well as expand her knowledge of designers. People who looked free were emancipated from convention. The first jobs allowed Andrée to meet people who were familiar to her. She wasn't confident enough to fully express herself.She showed great talent since she was raised in an artistically-rich environment, so she stayed in the background rather than putting the talents of others in the spotlight. She knew what it was to be trapped into the beaten tracks, she was moved by people whose work is not understood, and she only wished to help. <mask> was an art critic, collector and publisher. They were associated with artists such as Pierre Alechinsky. Putman was the Art Director of the Home Department and her motto was to "design beautiful things for nothing". She wanted to make art available to a larger public so she organised with her husband editions of lithographs by famous artists for only 100 Francs. She was hired to start a new company in 1971 called Créateurs & Industriels, which was aimed at developing the textile industry, after she distinguished herself in the Mafia.She found many talented designers such as Issey Miyake, Ossie Clark and Claude Montana. She went into interior design after converting the former SNCF premises into a showroom and offices for the company. Créateurs & Industriels went bankrupt in the late 1970s, and Putman got divorced. She lived in a room with only a bed and two lamps in total austerity because she didn't know what she liked. She took her friend's advice and found Ecart. The career


title: Andrée Putman

texts: of <mask> Putman began at the age of 53, making her famous from Hong Kong to New York. "My only concern was to interest at least ten persons and I would have accomplished something which would carry me." She started by giving life again to forgotten designers from the 1930s: René Herbst, Jean-Michel Frank, Pierre Chareau, Robert Mallet-Stevens, Gaudi, EileenThe pieces of furniture won over a lot of people. The evolution of activity came naturally from releasing furniture to designing interiors. I loathe luxury. I am interested in the basic elements of things. The interior design of the Morgans Hotel in New York in 1984 marked a turning point inAndrée <mask>'s career, as she managed to make a high-standard hotel with a small budget and asserted her style with sober rooms and visual effects. The French suddenly asked for me because I started working in New York. She led more and more interior design projects from the 1980s, including hotels such as Le Lac in Japan, Im Wasserturm in Germany and the Sheraton in Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris.The studio was created by <mask> <mask> in 1997 and focuses on interior design, product design and scenography. She didn't want the excess of trying to re-design objects which were already designed. Many things can no longer be changed. We have to add humor if we change them. A joke in a collection is what interests me. She designed a collection of silver utensils, objects and jewellery called Vertigo. The fact that this ring is twisted brings life to it: did it fall?Why is it different? Life is not perfect. She created a Champagne bucket for Veuve Clicquot and a Louis Vuitton Steamer Bag. Putman created "Préparation Parfumée" in 2001. In 2003 she launched her own line of furniture called "Préparation meublée". She created a Russian tea set for Gien: Polka. She worked on projects for the Morgans Hotel in Manhattan, as well as

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texts: the Blue Spa at the Hotel Bayerischer Hof.The flagship store on the Champs Elysées was re-designed in 2005. The Pagoda House in Tel Aviv, the SoHo penthouse for Serge and Tatiana Sorokko, and a cliff-house in Tangier for Bernard-Henri Lévy and Arielle Dombasle are some of the notable private commissions. In 2007, a new era began as the daughter of the studio's founder agreed to take over the Art Direction of the studio. Our family name was turned into an adjective because of time and Andrée's fame. She wants to perpetuate the eclecticism and curiosity her mother always claimed. The President of the first Paris Design Comity was made in 2008 by the Paris Mayor. Voie Lactée, the grand piano she designed for France's oldest piano manufacturer Pleyel, was unveiled at the Salone del Mobile in Milan.The store she designed for Anne Fontaine in New York was inaugurated in June, following the ones she designed in Paris and Tokyo. In the following year, the chair they designed is presented, as well as a collection of carpets for Toulemonde Bochart, a knife for the Forge de Laguiole, and furniture for Fermob and Silvera. The studio was asked to imagine the scenography for the Madeleine Vionnet exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. The monograph dedicated to <mask>'s career was published in October of 2009. In 2010 Paris' City Hall hosted an exhibition about the life of <mask> Putman. More than 250,000 people came to the event. <mask> died at her apartment in Paris at the age of 87.The award for best designer was voted on by 4,000 journalists. The STARS OF THE DESIGN AWARD was held in Chicago, USA in 1997. The Pacific Design Center is in Week 97. The Good Design Award, for industrial products sold worldwide, was awarded by the Museum of Architecture and Design in Chicago. The Studio Putman Mobilier national has links to the deaths and births of French interior

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title: Carlos Alberto Parreira

texts: The man who holds the record for attending the most World Cup final tournaments as a manager is a Brazilian. He managed five different teams in the World Cup. Brazil won the World Cup in 1994 and the 2004 and 2005 Confederations Cup. He is the only manager to have led two different teams to win the Asian Cup. He was the manager of the South Africa national football team. One of the most successful managers has never played football. In 1984 and 1999, Fluminense won the First Division Brazilian Championship and Third Division titles, and the coach supports the club.He said that this was the most important trophy of his career, even more so than Brazil's World Cup triumph, as the club he loved was facing near-bankruptcy and became very close to extinction at the time. Brazil, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and Kuwait have all qualified for the World Cup under the leadership of <mask>. The other coach reached this record when he was in charge of a fifth team. He aspires to be a national football coach because of his involvement with the 1970 championship team for Brazil. The MetroStars played in the American Major League Soccer. He won the Turkish League Championship with Fenerbahe. The Torneio Rio-So Paulo and the Brazilian Cup were two of the most important national trophies of 2002, and were both won by <mask>.He was fired as Saudi Arabia's coach after two matches at the 1998 World Cup in France. Between 1998 and 2002 he turned down offers to coach Brazil again. He refused the

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texts: post because he didn't want to relive the stress and pressure of winning the World Cup again. After Brazil lost to Mexico and Honduras in its title defense at the 2001 Copa América in Colombia, there were calls for the replacement of Luiz Felipe Scolari. He said he would help Scolari in the 2002 campaign. The technical report of the 2002 World Cup was drafted by <mask>. On July 1, 2006 Brazil was eliminated from the World Cup after being defeated by France in the quarterfinals, but he was named coach and assistant director in January 2003 with the goal of defending their title in Germany.After Brazil's exit from the World Cup, <mask> was criticized by the Brazilian public and media for playing an outdated brand of football and not using the players available to him properly. On July 19, 2006 <mask> resigned. He was the coach of the South Africa national football team until he resigned in April 2008. He was announced as the head coach of South Africa on October 22, 2009. On October 23, 2009, he announced a verbal agreement with the South African Football Association. He was back as South Africa's coach in time for the 2010 World Cup. In South Africa, his team lost to Mexico, 3–0, and then beat France, 2–1, to finish third in Group A.Raymond Domenech refused to shake his hand after the France game. He retired as a football coach on June 25, 2010. So Cristvo was a fitness coach and assistant coach for Brazil in the 1970s. The coach's record is 10–4–9. His teams have scored 28

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title: Paul A. Shackel

texts: A Professor of Anthropology at the University of Maryland, College Park, <mask><mask> is an American anthropologist. He worked for the National Park Service for seven and a half years before joining the Department of Anthropology. His research interests are Historical Archaeology, Civic Engagement, African Diaspora, Labor Archaeology, and Heritage Studies. Method and Theory in Archaeology is one of the courses he teaches. Education <mask> received a PhD in Anthropology from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1987. He described the development of modern behavior during early capitalism in his thesis. The Department of Social Sciences at Suffolk Community College was where Shackel began his teaching career.During the summers of 1983 and 1984 he led a team of students in an archaeological excavation to locate the homestead of the founder of the Town of Islip. In 1984 and 1986 he was an instructor in the Department of Anthropology at the State University of New York at Buffalo. The Department of Social Sciences at Anne Arundel Community College was co-taught by him and Barbara Little. He was a lecturer in the Department of Anthropology in the 1987–88 academic year. Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Maryland College Park. From 1996 to 1999 <mask> was an assistant professor and from 1999 to 2002 he was an associate professor. He was the Department Chair from 2008 to 2020.In 1987, <mask> earned his PhD after participating in the Archaeology in Annapolis project. The advent of the Industrial Revolution and the development of capitalism are examined in his thesis. In 1989 <mask> began working forHarpers Ferry National Historical Park as an archaeologist and he was part of a larger program related to the restoration of Lower TownHarpers Ferry. His work atHarpers Ferry focused on issues of class and labor and resulted in several books and articles. In 1996

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texts: <mask> came to the University of Maryland where he worked for the National Park Service. He helped to start a long-term archaeology project at New Philadelphia, Illinois, a multi-racial town that was founded by a freed African American in 1836. The railroad bypassed New Philadelphia in the 1860s and by the 1920s it was almost completely abandoned.In 2002 and 2003 the University of Maryland collaborated with the Illinois State Museum, the University of Illinois, and the New Philadelphia Association to conduct an archaeological survey of the land. In 2004, the University of Illinois and ISM received a 3-year National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates award that allowed them to train undergraduates in archaeology and explore issues of race, class and ethnicity on the Illinois western frontier. In 2005, New Philadelphia was placed on the National Register of Historic Places and in 2009, it was designated as a National Historic Landmark. A bill was passed in the U.S. Senate and the United States House of Representatives in order to determine the feasibility of making New Philadelphia a National Park. The site is being considered for a national park. His recent work focuses on Northeastern Pennsylvania. An archaeological survey was conducted in the fall and winter of 2010 to locate the site of the Lattimer massacre.In 1897, 25 miners of eastern European descent were killed while protesting for equal pay and better working conditions. The Anthracite Heritage Project focuses on documentary research, oral histories and archaeological excavations of the domestic sites of coal miners and laborers in the coal patch towns of northeastern Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission oversees archaeology, preservation and heritage research at Eckley Miners' Village. Issues related to labor, class, and historic and contemporary immigration are the


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texts: Barbara J wrote a book about historical archaeology.Little. The press is located in Washington, DC. Contributions From Archaeology in Annapolis was published in 1998. The University of Tennessee Press is in Tennessee. The Making of The American Landscape was written in 2001. The University Press of Florida is in Florida. The paper edition was issued in 2008.There were landscapes of conflict in 2003 Historical Archaeology 37 is a book. Archaeology as Applied Anthropology was published in 2004. There is a press in NY. Archaeology is a tool for civic engagement. AltaMira Press is in Maryland. The Archaeology and Ethnography of Cultural Heritage Management was a finalist for the National Council for Public History Book Award.Historical Archaeology 44(1) is about New Philadelphia: Racism, Community, and the Illinois. Historical Archaeology, 45(1), Archaeologies of Engagement, Representation, and Identity, was published in 2011. Laurajane Smith and Gary Campbell were with Heritage, Labour and the Working Class in 2011. There is a press in NY. The Reversing the Narrative was written by Michael Roller. Barbara J is the author of the Historical Archaeology of the Chesapeake. Little.Clinton Corners, New York is where the Percheron Press is located. 2019. The American Narrative is Haunting the Heritages. Hayes, Barbara J. They were Little and <mask>. Shackel. Eds. The International Journal of Heritage Studies is a journal.25(7). The articles were in the journal Toward a Critical Archaeology. Current Anthropology is a journal. Processual Approaches to Meanings and Uses of Material Culture was published in 1992. Little. Barbara J. edited In Meanings and Uses of Material Culture. They were Little and <mask><mask>.Historical Archaeology 26 (3) was published. The meaning of the John Brown Fort was changed in 1995. Historical Archaeology 29(4) was published. The New Consumer Culture and

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texts: <mask> is a former CNN commentator and host of specials. In the summer of 2005, Cafferty joined The Situation Room. On November 15, 2012 he left CNN. In 1961, <mask> began his career as a children's show host at KOLO-TV in Reno, Nevada. He moved to KCRL-TV, where he worked as the station's production manager, and then went on to host a daytime talk show. He was the weeknight co-anchor and later news director at WHO-TV. Cafferty co-anchored the evening news on WNBC-TV in New York City in 1977.In 1979 he became co-anchor of WNBC-TV's 5:00 p.m weeknight newscast with Sue Simmons. Live at Five's mix of news, features and celebrity interviews would prove successful for much of the 1980s. He anchored Newsline New York, a late night show on WNYW, after leaving WNBC-TV. After co-anchoring the 10:00 p.m. newscast at WPIX, Cafferty joined CNN in 1998. In the summer of 2005, Cafferty joined The Situation Room on CNN. CNN's weekday morning broadcast was co-anchored by Cafferty. He offers commentary and personal opinions on his nightly segment on The Situation Room.There were problems with the two political parties, government bureaucracy and the federal court system in a five-part CNN mini-series hosted by Cafferty. The news crawl on the bottom of the screen was replaced by viewer e-mail messages. The Edward R. Murrow Award and the New York Associated Press State Broadcasters Award are just some of the distinctions that Cafferty has earned. The book It's Getting Ugly Out There: The Frauds, Bunglers, Liars, and Losers Who Are Hurting America was written by <mask>. The book is a satirical critique of political and social issues, including the long arm of big business, the Iraq War and Hurricane Katrina, expanding on many of themes covered on Cafferty's Situation Room segment and chastising the growing culture of sensationalism and tabloid journalism in modern news media Cafferty's childhood and military career are

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texts: described in parts of the book. It may help you to make sense of the way I see and interpret what's going on around me if you read my back story.On March 9, 2009, <mask>'s second book, Now or Never: Getting Down to the Business of Saving Our American Dream, was published. The Bush administration initially supported the invasion of Iraq. He bought the whole song and danced about WMDs. The political manipulation that took place in all of us was what caught me up in the national hysteria that followed 9/11. He became a harsh critic of the administration after the Downing Street memo was leaked. The Bush administration used 9/11 as an excuse to start the war in Iraq. A lot of the money that people make during war goes to friends of the administration, and of course there is oil.There was nothing honorable about the decision to invade a country. They didn't do anything to the United States after 9/11. What do I know? On February 15, 2006 when Fox News Channel commentator Brit Hume interviewed Vice- President Dick Cheney after he had shot Harry Whittington in a hunting accident, Cafferty remarked, "I would guess it didn't exactly represent a profile in courage for the vice-president to wander over there to the I mean, that's a lot like Bonnie interviewing Clyde, ain't it? "Get your mind out of the gutter, get your mind out of the gutter, get your mind out of the gutter, get your mind out of the gutter, get your mind out of the gutter, get your mind out of the gutter, get your mind out of the gutter, get The F-word is Fox.On the eve of the 2006 election, the president of CNN reprimanded Cafferty for calling Rumsfeld a war criminal. He acknowledged on-air that he had "stepped over the line", but later said he would go to his grave as a private citizen. "I fear to the depth of my being that John McCain is just like George W. Bush," he wrote. The Democrats were given a golden opportunity to challenge President Bush


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texts: that he had a history of "insensitive remarks towards many minority groups".On the April 9, 2008 broadcast of CNN's The Situation Room, asked to comment on the United States' relationship with China, Cafferty responded: "I think they're basically the same bunch of goons and thugs they've been for the last 50 years." The Legal Immigrant Association started an online petition asking for a formal apology from Cafferty, because his rant was anti-Chinese and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals On the April 14, 2008 broadcast of CNN's Situation Room, <mask>ty clarified his remarks, which he made last week during a discussion of the controversy surrounding China's hosting of the Olympic Games. I was not referring to Chinese people or Chinese Americans. CNN apologized to anyone who had interpreted the comments to be causing offense. Several thousand demonstrators picketed CNN's Atlanta, Georgia and Hollywood offices and demanded that CNN remove him from the network. There was a protest in front of CNN headquarters.A few thousand Chinese and Chinese Americans protested in front of a CNN office in San Francisco. On May 15, 2008, according to Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang, CNN President Jim Walton sent a letter to Zhou Wenzhong, the Chinese ambassador to the United States: "On behalf of CNN I'd like to apologize to the Chinese people for that." CNN has the highest respect for Chinese people around the world and we have no doubt that there was genuine offense felt by them over the <mask> commentary. CNN denied that an apology was ever made to the Chinese government. On the September 26, 2008 edition of The Situation Room, Cafferty criticized

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texts: Republican presidential candidate John McCain's vice presidential nominee, Alaska governor Sarah Palin, after she did what he referred to as a "disastrous interview" with CBS news anchor Katie Couric. If John McCain wins, this woman will be one 72 year old's heart beat away from becoming President of the United States, and if that doesn't scare the hell out of you, it will! The most pathetic tape he had ever seen was her interview with Couric.There's no excuse for that, don't make excuses for her, that's pathetic! Nancy Pelosi has been critical of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for failing to call for an impeachment against President Bush, calling her the "most awful" Speaker Congress has ever had. During the January 12, 2010 broadcast of The Situation Room, Cafferty called Media Matters for America a "horrible woman" for refusing to disclose the exact cost of her trip to the Copenhagen Climate Summit. After hitting a cyclist and knocking him off his bike, Cafferty left the scene of the accident and was charged with reckless driving, assault and harassment. The bicyclist had an injury. A traffic officer and several pedestrians ran after Cafferty's car, but he ran at least two red lights without stopping. A $250 fine and 70 hours of community service was given to Cafferty.<mask> was born in Chicago. He is a recovering alcoholic and attributed his father's influence to his addiction. He said that he was taught to drink by his father. On the September 5, 2008 episode of The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer, it was revealed that <mask>'s wife of 35 years, Carol, had died that day of unknown causes. He acknowledged that his wife was to blame for his decision to stop drinking. Cafferty has lived in New Jersey. <mask>ty File is on CNN. CNN's site is called In the Money. It's getting ugly out there. American broadcast news analysts, American Lutherans, American television journalists, and American male journalists

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title: Patricia Locke

texts: <mask> was a prominent member of the Bah Faith. The American Indian Religious Freedom Act was supported by her. She was the first Native American woman to serve on the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahs of the United States. She represented the US National Bah community in Beijing at the Fourth World Conference on Women and was honored with the Indigenous Language Institute's Those Who Make a Difference award just before her death. She was in the National Women's Hall of Fame in 2006 and the National Race Amity Conference honored her with a Race Amity medal of honor. <mask> is a renowned hoop dancer and flute player. <mask> was raised on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation in Idaho as a member of the Hunkpapa band of Dakota descent and the Mississippi Band of White.During World War I, her father worked for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and enlisted after appealing the rejection because Indians weren't considered citizens. She has a good consciousness, a compassionate woman. <mask>'s father and mother were at a junior high school in 1935 where <mask> participated in a demonstration of Lakota culture in dance and story telling. <mask> attended the University of California, Los Angeles. She was married to Charles E<mask> from 1952 to 1975 and had a son and daughter. She taught at the University of California, Los Angeles, San Francisco State University, Alaska Methodist University, the University of Colorado, and the University of Southern Maine. She gave an oral history in 1969 at the Library of Congress.She said in 1970 that Indians need to be the priority in dealing with social problems. There is a fundamental difference between Native Americans and Western society, and that Native Americans should have the ability to solve their own problems. Kevin was sent to the Institute of American Indian Arts because he was taught his heritage. <mask> founded thePatricia Locke Foundation in honor of his mother, and went on to become a renowned storyteller, flute player, and hoop dancer. She was the keynote speaker for the Native

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texts: American Teacher Training Program in 1975. She was appointed to the Interior Department Task Force on Indian Education Policy in 1979 after speaking out against federal government regulations. She helped 17 tribes establish Indian colleges.The American Indian Religious Freedom Act led to the establishment of religious freedom for indigenous groups that had previously been stripped away, as a result of federal government regulations. The Task Force on Indian Education Policy was created by the Interior Department. The establishment of 17 different Indian colleges was led and organized by indigenous groups in North America. The Tribally Controlled Community College Assistance Act of 1978 guaranteed federal aid to tribally run community colleges if a majority of their student body and board committee were indigenous. Access to college education for indigenous people was provided by these colleges. Permits for the construction of future community colleges were provided by the Tribally Controlled Community College Assistance Act of 1978. The revisions to the American Indian Religious Freedom Act were passed by Bill Clinton.The revisions looked at how the American Indian Religious Freedom Act can be improved. Those in possession of peyote were in violation of the law because it was a Schedule One Drug. The 1994 amendment made sure that peyote could be used for religious rituals. Bah Faith and her son traveled to South America on the Trail of Light. <mask> traveled to South America from August 13 to September 5, meeting with and spreading ideas and Bah teachings. She lived on the Standing Rock Reservation for the last 10 years of her life. The editor of the local newspaper hoped that the articles she wrote would build bridges of understanding with the area's non- indigenous population.When she said she'd return, it was a promise, because <mask> interviewed her about her views on the relationship of the Bah Faith and the White Buffalo Woman. Some of us think that the promise has been fulfilled. <mask> was struck that Bahu'llh had a

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texts: vision of a woman dressed in white. She was the first Native Indian woman to serve on the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahs of the United States and held the highest office of any Indian to serve. She co-authored a paper on the effects of testing on Native Americans for the National Commission on Testing and Public Policy. She was part of the Native delegation that tried to have a resolution adopted by the Parliament named "American Indian Declaration of Vision 1993". We are still trying to be heard for the sake of Mother Earth and our children.Our spiritual and physical survival continues to be threatened all over the hemisphere, we feel compelled to ask you to join us in restoring the balances of humanity and Mother Earth in these ways. We need your support to promote, preserve and maintain our Indigenous languages and cultures. The delegates unanimously adopted the resolution, but it was nullified by the Chair of the Council Parliament because of a conflict over the Inter caetera Bull. The Inter caetera Bull advocated for the subjugation of Native peoples and their land. While the 1993 Parliament of Religions showed increased religious and cultural diversity compared to the previous conference in 1893, the representation of religions was still male-dominated, and a refusal to denounce the Inter caetera Bull upset many of the indigenous attendees. The American Indian Religious Freedom Act was supported by her in 1994. <mask> was the chair of the Indigenous Women's Caucus at the Fourth World Conference on Women in 1995 and represented the US National Bah community in Beijing.She delivered a lecture titled "Indigenous Women's Perspectives on Unity" at the University of Maryland in 2001. <mask> died of heart-failure in Phoenix, Arizona, on October 20, 2001, and was buried in Paradise Valley, Arizona. Anpao Duta Flying Earth is her grandson and he works in the community of Native Americans. The Native American Community Academy is located in New Mexico and has a Head of School named Anpao Duta Flying Earth. He was the

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texts: acting director of NACA. In 1991, she received thegenius grant for her work in the preservation of Native American languages. <mask> was the only indigenous woman in North America to ever receive this honor.The piece titled 20 Years of Joy was created by Sigler and <mask>. The " Those Who Make a Difference" award was presented to <mask> and his mother on October 13, 2001. <mask> worked with his mother to preserve the tradition of hoop dancing. In 2005, she was in the Nation Women's Hall of Fame. She received an award for her work in the creation of colleges that were run entirely by the Lakota tribes. She worked on committees such as the World Assembly of First Nations in 1982 and the Indigenous Women's Caucus in 1985. The National Race Amity Conference honored <mask> with the medal of honor.<mask> was a National Race Amity Conference honoree before she received the Medal of Honor. She chose to follow a life path of service to her people, who at first were American Indians, grew to include all indigenous people, and by the end of her remarkable life, had grown to include all of her human family. ... Through interaction with the world around her, she began to tread a path that insisted upon justice. She realized that power was needed to get justice, and soon realized that it wasn't material. John Kolstoe published a biography in 2011. His book shows <mask>'s professional accomplishments as well as her personal connections to her family.<mask> created thePatricia Locke Foundation in order to educate indigenous peoples and children in the importance of their ancestral languages and spiritual connections. The foundation provides legal support for indigenous peoples when necessary, as well as supporting business led by Native Women. The organization wants to invest in younger generations who they believe will shape the future and pass on indigenous traditions to future generations. 20th-century American women educators 20th-century American educators 1928 births 2001 deaths Female Native American leaders University of California,

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texts: <mask> is an American writer, activist, and television personality. The Education of <mask>: A Boy's Journey into Manhood was published in 2020. During the founding years of VIBE magazine, <mask> was a senior writer. <mask> has focused on ending poverty, advocating for social justice and counteracting violence against women and girls through local, national and international initiatives. He ran for Congress in New York in 2008 and 2010. The first exhibit on the history of hip-hop in America was put together by <mask>. He was invited by the Welsh Government to the United Kingdom for a series of workshops on the 100th birthday of Dylan Thomas.He was named the International Ambassador for the Dylan Thomas Centennial. The <mask> Archive is owned by Cornell University and chronicles his work to date in print, photos, videos, books, handwritten notes, speeches, and select memorabilia beginning with his appearance in the first season of the first television reality series MTV's, The Real World: New York in 1992. <mask> was born and raised in Jersey City, NJ, where his parents met after moving from South Carolina. <mask> was raised by a single mother from the South who lived in a one-bedroom apartment with his aunt and son. <mask>'s childhood was marked by poverty, violence and abuse and he spent hours in the public library. He credits his mother with making him a better student than she was. <mask> was the first in his family to graduate high school, and in 1984 he joined Rutgers University through the Educational Opportunity Fund, a program created during the Civil Rights movement to benefit poor youth.The Education of <mask>: A Boy's Journey into Manhood is his memoir. <mask> wanted to become a professional writer after studying political science, English and philosophy at Rutgers. He was introduced to the study of Harlem Renaissance writers by Cheryl Wall. He was motivated to become an activist and student leader because he was immersed in classic African American books such as The Autobiography of Malcolm X and Manchild in the Promised Land. He helped

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texts: organize support for the anti-apartheid movement, Jesse Jackson's 1988 presidential campaign, and other social justice initiatives. <mask> began his journalism career as a contributing reporter to the Black American newspaper, where he covered stories such as the racially motivated killing of Michael Griffith in Howard Beach, Queens. He was an original cast member of The Real World: New York, the first season of the MTV reality television series in which a group of strangers live together for several months.During his stay in The Real World house, <mask> sparked controversial discussions with his housemates, raising issues about racial stereotypes. In episode 11 of The Real World, the MTV production crew followed <mask> to the Nuyorican Poet's Café, where he was a regular participant in the open mic Poetry Slam competition. <mask> first attended an open mic to read a poem called "For AuntCathy" in 1990 and it is credited with bringing a national spotlight to the venue and popularizing the concept of a competitive poetry slam. <mask> hosted "Straight from the Hood: An MTV News Special Report" in 1993, which profiled the state of affairs for young people in South Central Los Angeles. While The Real World was still in production, <mask> was tapped to join VIBE magazine, launched under the leadership of Quincy Jones. <mask> was part of the magazine's editorial team. The first issue of the publication had a cover story on the group.He went on to report on notable figures in hip hop and black music both in print and on television as a host and producer of "VIBE Five" TV segments. <mask> wrote a number of stories about the rapper. He said to me in the first interview that he wanted me to be Alex Haley as in Alex Haley of "Roots" to his Malcolm X, <mask> said. "Is Tupac Crazy or Just Misunderstood?" was <mask>'s first cover story for VIBE. One of the magazine's bestsellers was his 1995 cover story on Shakur, "Ready to Live". The 1996 cover of "Live From Death Row" was inspired by the movie poster for Goodfellas. The 20th anniversary of Shakur's death was

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texts: marked by the publication of "Prayer, Passion, Purpose," <mask>r's Island.<mask> wrote for Newsweek, The Washington Post, and other publications. <mask>'s articles evolved to draw connections between contemporary pop culture and the heritage of black artists and writers. The New York Times piece "A Letter from a Father to a Child" is one of the highlights of his writings. <mask> has written 14 books. His first book, In the Tradition: An anthology of young black writers, was co-edited and proclaimed a new black consciousness movement in response to the Black Power and Black Arts movements of the 1970s and 1980s. Writers who contributed to the book include Elizabeth Alexander, Gordon Chambers, Tony Medina, and Willie Perdomo. His first complete volume of poetry was published in 1995.In 1997 he published Keepin' it Real: Post MTV Reflections on Race, Sex and Politics, a collection of essays. The 2000 anthology, Step into A World: A Global anthology of the New Black Literature is a collection of work by more than 100 writers. There were pieces from Malcolm Gladwell and Victor D. La Valle. He was the editor for Who Shot Ya? in 2002. Three decades of Hip Hop Photography. It was the first major history of hip-hop culture. Poems and essays followed: Who's Gonna Take The Weight?Manhood, Race, and Power in America was published in 2002. His 2008 The Black Male Handbook: A Blueprint for Life was edited with contributions from Lasana Hotep, Jeff Johnson, and others. In 2009, following the presidency of George W. Bush, <mask> looked at America in the age of Barack Obama and questioned the long-term viability of a truly progressive, multicultural political coalition. His next volume, Barack Obama, Ronald Reagan, and the Ghost of Dr. King, addressed the news headlines and the concerns of the times from the killing of Martin to the Penn State sex scandal. <mask>'s memoir, The Education of <mask>: A Boy's Journey into Manhood, was released in 2015. The author's story is powerful and unsparing according to Kirkus Reviews. By the end of his narrative, it's clear that he

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texts: witnessed not only the life of one black man, but to an American society still bound to a tragic history of racism.He published My Mother, Barack Obama, Donald Trump and The Last Stand of the Angry White Man, in which he examined the major issues of the times, challenging society's complacency over the concerns that plague Black America. The Washington Post says, "He poignantly sketches his journey from a violent past that included physically abusing his girlfriend and being placed under a restraining order, through reading feminist writers, speaking, writing, talking with circles of men and many hours of therapy." The anthology, 2020: The Year that Changed America, was published as an e-book in January, 2021. The book is dedicated to the memory of the founder of the Nuyorican Poets Café, as well as to the victims and survivors of COVID-19. The money raised will be donated to the youth writing program. <mask> was featured as the "Riser of the month" by BlackPlanet for his support of the African-American community. In July of 2006 <mask> discontinued his campaign to replace Edolphus Towns in New York's 10th congressional district.<mask> ran for Congress again in 2008, this time with the help of Chris Rock and other big names from Brooklyn's 10th district. Towns made reference to <mask>'s history of violence against women during the campaign. In an open letter to Ed Towns, <mask> appealed to Towns to focus on issues. In a June 2008 interview with Theodore Hamm in The Brooklyn Rail, <mask> addressed media coverage focusing on his past: "My issue of violence against women happened between 1987–1991, which is now seventeen years ago." If you're an elected official, you have a responsibility to be transparent and accountable for everything you do. <mask> received 11,046 votes compared to 22,586 for Edolphus Towns. <mask> said that he would run again.<mask> didn't run in 2012 after losing again in 2010. <mask> wrote poetry in Keepin' It Real: Post-MTV Reflections on Race, Sex, and Politics. The three decades of Hiphop Photography Photographs were edited by

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texts: <mask> was a professional basketball player. The Christian Street YMCA was where <mask> played as a boy. There were four fruitful careers on the Tribune Men. As early as 1927, <mask> was reported to have been "the sensation while in New England" by the Baltimore Afro-American. Six years later, playing for the Philadelphia Giants in another New England swing, he entered a contest in the 2nd quarter with the Giants on the wrong side of a 20–7 score and was described as "unquestionably one of the best semi-pro players in the league." <mask> let a long shot fly that registered the winning digits after a Clayton fielder brought the Giants to within a point. The "clown prince of basketball", as he was known, came to be identified with the Harlem Globetrotters' biggest names, like Meadowlark Lemon.<mask> was nicknamed "clown Prince" within a year of moving to Chicago, where he starred for the Savoy Big Five. The New York Rens had a reunion with Bill and Tarzan Cooper. Along with David "Big Dave" DeJernett <mask> received top billing as a new Rens' star for the fabled team that had recently suffered the loss of Pappy Ricks. The leading roles in the comedy were played by Jack 'Rabbit' <mask> and Wee Willie' Smith. While he was a star with the Rens, <mask> only played for the club in 1935–36 and 1936–37, before being replaced by Johnny Isaacs. Bethards had good relations with Tarzan Cooper. Cooper once described a 4th-quarter battle between <mask>,

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