title: Alexander Donaldson (bookseller)

texts: booksellers was known as the "Battle of the booksellers" because it was no longer protected by the Statute of Anne. Merchants in London risked losing large sums of money over books printed in Edinburgh that were sold in London. The English poet Samuel Johnson disliked <mask> and said that he was a fellow who took advantage of the law to hurt his brethren. In 1769, <mask> sued Reid over printing-house practices.In 1773, James Hinton and <mask>'Conochie sued <mask> and John Wood and John Meurose for copyright violations. <mask> and his brother John were involved in a case against the printers and booksellers. The case resulted in a ruling by the British House of Lords on the issue of how long a statute can last. James Boswell was <mask>'s advocate in at least three of the lawsuits. Boswell referred to <mask> as the "decisive Vendor of Literature" and the "Great <mask>". Boswell's works were published by <mask>. <mask> is not the same man as a founding member of the Royal Society of Edinburgh as he is a Professor of Oriental Languages at Edinburgh University.The residence of the Lord Provost of Edinburgh was bought by him in 1789. His estate was worth $100,000 when he died. Greyfriars Churchyard is where he is buried. James took over the Edinburgh business. He died at Broughton Hall in 1830. James gave money to Donaldson's Hospital after he died. There are partial works.The shop of <mask> in Edinburgh has a catalogue of books that will be sold at the lowest price. The sale will start on the 12th of June. Edinburgh was printed in the year. <mask>, A., Reid, J., and Guyse, J. There was a report of (1761). Containing the sacred text at large of the old and new testaments with parallel

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title: Alexander Donaldson (bookseller)

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texts: scriptures is the universal Bible. It was printed for J. Coote.The year was 1769. The Shop of Alexander Donaldson, Edinburgh, will be selling a catalogue of valuable books in different languages and faculties for three months. Each article in the catalogue has the lowest price marked on it. The books in this collection are the best editions. There is a book called the Folio. Grvius has the saurus ant. 6 vols Harris's voyages, 2 vols Purchas' pilgrims, 5 vols Pocock's travels, and 5 vols Bayle's dictionary are included.4 vols SuidLexicon, 3 vols Warner's church-history, 2 vols Boyle's lecture-sermons, 3 vols Patrick, Lowth, and Whitby, and 6 vols Baxter's works. As the books are in order, they can be seen and custom made every day. The first person to speak for a book is always preferred. There are catalogues to be had at the Shop of A. Donaldson, and it is treated that gentlemen, in town or country, will call or send for them. Edinburgh: [sn.]. The year was 1764. The thoughts on the state of literary property were submitted to the public.London was printed for <mask>. The year 1768. A collection of poems from the most approved authors. In two volumes. There is a new edition of Vol. I [ -III]. The book was sold at his shops in London and Edinburgh.There was a time when it was said that there was a time when it was said that there was a time when it was said that there was a time when it was said that there was a time when it was said that there was a time when it was said that there was a time Alexr <mask>'s books were cheap. The corner next Cheapside is in St. Paul's Church-Yard. London: A. <mask>. Alexander 18th-century Scottish newspaper publishers were buried at Greyfriars

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title: Hardwicke Rawnsley

texts: He was an Anglican priest, poet, local politician andenvironmentalist. He was one of the three founding members of the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest in the 1890s. After briefly considering medicine as a career, he graduated from Oxford and took holy orders. He was appointed to a rural parish in Westmorland in the English Lake District in 1877 after working with the urban poor in London and Bristol. He became involved in the campaign to preserve the region from excessive industrial development. The north of the Lake District had a Vicar named in 1884. He was in the post for 34 years and was known for his efforts to improve life for working people.The Keswick School of Industrial Art was founded by him and his wife. The National Trust was founded in 1893 to own land on the public's behalf after he and Robert Hunter realized that protests and legislation weren't enough to protect the environment. It became one of Britain's largest and most important landholders, holding land and buildings in trust for the people of Britain. More than 40 books were published by <mask>, including verse, sermons, historical studies, travel accounts and biographies. He died in 1920 in the village of Grasmere, in the southern Lake District, after retiring in 1917. The man known to his family and intimates as "Hardie" was born on September 28, 1851. He was one of the ten children of the Rev Robert and Catherine Ann <mask>.The vicar of Halton Holegate in the fen district of Lincolnshire was named in 1862. The construction of the Holbeach-to-Spilsby railway and watching the building of embankments were to be formative influences. Edward Thring was the headmaster of Uppingham School when <mask> was eleven years old. He excelled at athletics and gymnastics, but Thring encouraged his aesthetic side, particularly his budding gifts as a poet. In 1869 Thring introduced <mask> to the Lake District, where William Wordsworth lived. Wordsworth and others showed enthusiasm for the Lake District landscape. After

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title: Hardwicke Rawnsley

texts: two years at Balliol College, Oxford, where he studied classics but switched to natural sciences, he wanted to become a doctor.He was prominent in athletics and rowing, but not very conscientious about his studies. His outlook became more serious as a result of John Ruskin's influence. Oscar Wilde and Arnold Toynbee were among a group of undergraduate volunteers who undertook manual labour to improve the road and drainage between Oxford and the village of Hinksey. After two months when Ruskin left for Venice, the project foundered, but for Rawnsley it was a life-changing event. He thought that the Church was his vocation. After graduating with a third class degree in natural sciences in 1874, he received his Master of Arts degree the following year. After leaving Oxford, he went to work for the urban poor in London.He was appointed lay-chaplain to the Newport Market refuge, a hostel for the homeless, in the parish of St Mary's, Soho, a part of London known for prostitution and poverty. The role of rent-collector for Hill's colleague Emma Cons was added to his workload after he was introduced to the pioneer of social housing. He had a nervous breakdown under the strain of his activities. At Hill's suggestion, he went to the Lake District to recuperate and stayed with his cousins at Westmorland, Thring at Grasmere and Hill's friends at Ambleside. Edith was the daughter of his host and hostess, and they were attracted to each other because of their interests in art, literature and nature. His health was restored in December of 1875 and he became a deacon. He was appointed to the new post of chaplain at the Clifton College mission because of Thring's recommendation.There wasn't a building in which services could be held until <mask> converted a factory workshop into a chapel. The ecclesiastical authorities felt that he went too far in his efforts to attract young locals, not only to religious services, but also to a temperance club, regular football matches and weekend country walks. He was


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texts: campaigning to save St Werburgh's Church. It was re-erected on a new site after being taken down by stone. His enthusiasms did not endeared him to the conservative hierarchy of the Bristol church, but when he left his post in 1877 he was presented with a testimonial to his work by the mayor and other leading citizens. When Edith and <mask> became engaged to be married in 1877, he began making plans for their life together. St Margaret of Antioch was a parish church on <mask>'s estate.Edward offered the post of vicar to <mask>, who was a priest in the cathedral at the time. Edith and <mask> were married in a church in January of 1878. Noel was the only child of the couple. According to the biographer Graham Murphy, Noel suffered a somewhat solitary childhood because of his parents' many activities and love of travel. By this time, Ruskin had moved to the Lake District from the shore of Coniston Water, 22 miles away. He was involved in a campaign to oppose the damming of Thirlmere, which was opposed by the city of Manchester. They talked about how to add happiness to the country labourer's lot.We must bring joy, the joy of eye and hand-skill to our cottage homes. The idea of reviving the old craft of hand-spinning and weaving wool was suggested by Ruskin. He said that a lady from South Kensington was going to come down to teach in the three villages. The Swiss butler from <mask>'s family home taught techniques for metal repoussé. The young Beatrix Potter had a holiday with her parents. They became friends with <mask> and Beatrix. She was influenced by his views on preserving the natural beauty of the Lake District.He was the first published author she had met, and he took a great interest in her drawings, supporting her in her determination to have them taken seriously and encouraging her to publish her first book, The Tale of Peter Rabbit. In his later years, <mask> maintained that Potter was the real love of his father's life, and that they remained close for the rest of <mask>'s

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texts: lifetime. The Newlands Valley is considered to be one of the most beautiful and tranquil in the Lake District due to the railway line being built through it. There was a proposal to run between Ennerdale Water and the coast. There was a campaign to stop both. After the failure of his Thirlmere campaign, Ruskin was not optimistic about the outcome. He held meetings and wrote a lot.In a letter to The Standard, he said that he founded the Derwentwater and Borrowdale Defence Committee and enlisted the support of the Commons Preservation Society and the Kyrle Society. The public paid attention and protests became so strong that the schemes were dropped. Although by no means solely responsible for the successful outcome of the campaign, <mask> became a local and national hero almost overnight, and a new awareness of landscape preservation came to the fore. The Lake District Defence Society was formed after the success of the campaign. The foundation of the organisation was proposed at the meeting of the Wordsworth Society. For the sake of Wordsworth's literary heritage, it was necessary to protect the landscape that inspired him. To protect the Lake District from those injurious encroachments upon its scenery which are from time to time attempted from purely commercial or speculative motives, without regard to its claim as a national recreation ground was the stated aim of the society.Robert Browning, the Duke of Westminster and Alfred, Lord Tennyson, with whom <mask> had a family connection, were among the founder-members. Rights of way and the use of common land were protected as well as saving the landscape from development. The new society received support from all over Britain and even from the United States. When the Lake District Defence Society was formed, the Bishop of Carlisle offered the post of vicar of St Kentigern's, Crosthwaite and rural dean of Keswick to <mask>. In his opinion, the post which I offer you is as close to Heaven as anything in this world can be. The appointment

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texts: was made in July of 1884. Compared to the tiny parish of Wray, which had a population of about 100, Crosthwaite was substantial, with not only St Kentigern's but five outlying churches in the surrounding countryside.The parish was founded in the sixth century, and there was much to appeal to <mask>'s sense of history. He incorporated the traditional symbols of St Kentigern into the mosaic floor of the church. He joined the parish life as a friend to both the boatman and the local. He continued to campaign on a number of national issues, not only supporting the preservation of the environment, but also opposing practices such as rabbit coursing, the cruel trapping of animals, and the killing of birds to use their feathers in hats. He was opening the church fete if there was a committee. He was called the most active volcano in Europe. His gardener referred to him as a "peppery old swine" because of his reform zeal.The classes in metalwork and wood carving began in 1884. In the winter months, there was a lot of unemployment in Keswick and the surrounding area and the Rawnsleys wanted to provide productive and satisfying work. The classes, for men only, were held in the parish rooms near the centre of the town, under the supervision of <mask>, assisted by a local designer and another professional from the South Kensington School of Design. The Keswick School of Industrial Art was established. It quickly gained a reputation for high-quality copper and silver decorative metalwork. The men were attending the classes. The school won many prizes by 1890.A purpose-built home was raised for the school to accommodate the increased numbers of students. In 1898 a full-time head, Harold Stabler, was appointed and succeeded in 1900 by Herbert Maryon. The school was mostly funded by the sales of its products. The women of Keswick and the district were introduced to spinning and weaving classes by the <mask>s. The pall for the coffin was handwoven in Keswick under Twelves's direction. The Keswick and

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texts: District Footpath Preservation Society was revived in 1886 with the aim of stopping the blocking of public rights of way. Between the Derwentwater shore and the slopes of Catbells, the owner of the park, Portinscale, had done it.Hundreds of demonstrators demolished the barriers when persuasion failed. The dispute roused local passions, but the next confrontation between <mask> and local owners earned national attention. The owner of Latrigg, a fell overlooking Keswick, tried to block access to two paths in order to bring a case in court. More than 2,000 people marched to the summit after barriers were torn down. The case came to trial and a compromise was reached: one path remained closed but the other was recognised as a public right of way. In 1891, he was appointed as a canon of the cathedral. His interest in education led him to take a large part in founding Keswick High School, one of the first co-educational secondary schools in the country.Cumberland's director of education said that he was the real founder of the Keswick High School. Education had to include culture, art, awareness of nature and responsibility to all living things in order to be considered a success. Only one of the three people who founded the National Trust was associated with a party political movement. Robert Hunter was not allowed to do that because he was a civil servant. The Conservatives were seen as defending the interests of the landed aristocracy, while the Liberals were more sympathetic to the idea of public access to the countryside. Cumberland County Council was formed in January 1889 after English local government was reorganised. He was the member for Keswick.The council's highways committee has a new chairman. He stood out against the construction of roads over lakeland passes, secured controls over mining pollution, and promoted adequate signposting of footpaths. He was at odds with the beer industry. He disliked drunkenness and disliked excessive numbers of public houses. He wrote to The Times


title: Hardwicke Rawnsley

texts: protesting against Britain's high tax on the importation of French wine, which he saw as unfair and as contributing to rural poverty in France, but he was never a prohibitionist. As a county councillor, Ruskin promoted a mobile dairy hygiene unit. The dairies showed how to make butter and cheese to the highest standards.It improved life for local farm workers and led to increased competition against Danes. The initiative developed into theNewton Rigg Farm School, which opened in 1896 and continues to this day. The mountain air was believed to be beneficial in the founding of the sanatorium for Tuberculosis patients on Blencathra, 900 ft above sea level. His concern for the health of the community prompted him to campaign against over-processed white bread, encourage fell running and strive to ensure that footpaths were kept open to allow walking. He lost his seat on the council in 1895 because of his stance on public houses and alcohol licensing. National Trust By 1890 was convinced that the best way to protect land was to own it. There were cases in which people wanted to give their property to the public, but there wasn't a national body that could legally own it.The formation of a corporate company was proposed by Hunter in 1884 in order to protect the public interest in the open spaces of the country. Hill was in favor of the idea but the Commons Preservation Society was against it, fearing that such a body would compete with it for public support. In 1893 several important properties in the Lake District came up for sale, and <mask> went to London to discuss with Hunter and Hill how the sites could be acquired for the public. The proposal of a national trust was resuscitated. In July 1894, the inaugural meeting was held at Grosvenor House, London. January 1895 is when the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest came into being. He worked as a secretary to the Trust.The National Trust's first purchase in the Lake District was Brandlehow Woods and Fell, a 105 acre property, and


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texts: he was responsible for the campaign to raise money. He was at the forefront of successful efforts to buy other properties in Cumberland and Westmorland, including the large tract at the southern end of Derwentwater. He was active in other places on the National Trust's behalf. The trust held 994 estates throughout England and Wales by the time of his death in 1920. He was a frequent traveller. He and his wife made several walking and painting tours in the Alps, visited the Holy Land, and went to Egypt when their son was working in the archaeological team. His books of poetry were inspired by his trips.He went to Russia as a newspaper correspondent in 1896 and three years later went to the eastern states of the United States as an ambassador for the National Trust. He continued to campaign on issues that he felt strongly about after the launch of the National Trust. He was involved in the erection of monuments to Wordsworth, Caedmon, and Bede. He was against the depiction of sex and violence in the cinema. His dislike of indecency extended to postcards. He told young people not to attend "lurid crime films at kinemas" and instead to go to the YMCA, Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. The bishopric of Madagascar was offered to <mask> in 1898, but he turned it down because he was committed to his work in the Lake District and other parts of the British countryside.He lived in the Cathedral Close for three months a year when he was a canon. The county council's proposal to demolish the medieval Portinscale bridge across the River Derwent and replace it with a modern structure made national news in 1911. Proponents of a new bridge argued that an old structure must have historic associations to justify retaining it. The council backed down after the owner of the adjacent property offered to cover the cost of the old bridge being strengthened. In 1912, <mask> was appointed to the position of chaplain to the king and held the post of colonel with the Territorial Force. The German envy and hate, which has

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texts: been nursed against us secretly for the last 30 years, is now seen in all its open madness. It is the most evil thing that has been said.The young men of Cumberland were urged to fight. His son, Noel, survived the war. The lists of casualties grew longer and longer as the war went on. He was in charge of the peace celebrations after the war ended. Allan Bank, Grasmere, the house in which Wordsworth had lived between 1812 and 1812, was bought in 1915 by <mask> with a view to eventual retirement. In December 1916 his wife died from cardiac arrest brought on by the flu. She was too ill to attend her funeral.The service was led by the Bishop of Barrow-in-Furness. After 34 years at St Kentigern's, <mask> resigned the week after Easter 1917 and retired to Allan Bank. He continued to work for the National Trust. He married Eleanor "Nellie" Foster Simpson, who had been his secretary for many years, in 1918. A tour of National Trust properties in Wales was one of the highlights of the honeymoon of the couple. On May 28, 1920, <mask> died of a heart attack at Allan Bank after a brief illness. He was buried in the churchyard with Edith.Eleanor lived there until her death in 1959 and Allan Bank was bequeathed to the National Trust. In its obituary notice, The Times said that England would be a duller and less healthy country if <mask> hadn't lived and worked. After his death, the National Trust raised funds to buy land near Derwentwater. There is a memorial stone in the wall near the path from the Keswick landing stages to the end of Friars' Crag. MacLehose published <mask>'s biography of her husband in 1923. As the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography put it, "as a minor lake poet, a vast output of verse", <mask> published more than forty books, some on religious subjects, many with a Lake District theme. The New York Times described his memoir as the "best volume of books upon some of the literary aspects of the Lake Country".Notes, references and sources can be found at Visit Cumbria Beatrix

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title: Charles François (kickboxer)

texts: <mask> is a Muay Thai kickboxer. He is the W.P.M.F. A former W.P.M.F. and European Muaythai champion. The world Muaythai champion. <mask>Karlito" Franois is a pro Muaythai kickboxer and member of the France team of Muaythai. He has won many titles over the course of 10 years, including the Champion of France six times. He is a two-time European champion, Intercontinental champion and a world champion in the discipline.He began Muaythai at the age of 12 with his trainer. Franois faced Yuta Kubo for the vacant ISKA World Light-Welterweight Championship in Tokyo, Japan, but lost via knockout in the second round. On November 24, 2012 he beat Vang Moua by a decision. He lost a split decision to Petchasawin Seatransferry at the Best of Siam 3 in Paris, France. He was eliminated in the first round of the K-1 World Max 2013 World Championship Tournament Final 16 in Majorca, Spain. Franois was beaten in the semi-finals of the La 20me Nuit des Champs tournament. He will face Bobo Sacko at Warriors Night.He lost his first fight by knockout in the first round at the Z1 Royal Kedah event in Langkawi, Malaysia, three weeks later he won his first fight by unanimous

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title: Ryan Dempster


title: Ryan Dempster

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217, to record his first career loss. He got his first Major League win after falling to 0–3 against Boston on June 28. He had a 1-8 record in 14 appearances and 11 starts that season. In 1999, Dempster started 25 games and finished with a 7–8 record. In 33 starts, <mask> was 13–10 with a 3.66 average and two complete games. He pitched a one-hitter against the New York Mets in 2000. He played in the 2000 Major League Baseball All-Star Game.In the next two seasons, <mask> was 20-20 and had a 4.88 earned run average. The Cincinnati Reds were traded for <mask> on July 11, 2002. He was 5–5 with a 6.19 earned run average in 15 starts in the second half of the season. He made 20 starts and 2 relief appearances in the 2003 season and had a 3-7 record. He had Tommy John surgery on his elbow in August of 2003 and missed the rest of the season. He joined the Chicago Cubs as a free agent on January 21, 2004. He joined the Cubs on August 1 after recovering from his surgery and appeared in 23 games.On September 15, 2004, he picked up his first MLB save. After starting 6 games, <mask> was named the closer for the Cubs. He collected 33 saves in 35 opportunities and the best save percentage in the league. Only three players in Cub history have ever started a game and collected 30 saves in the same season. On October 1, 2005, the Cubs signed him to a contract extension. He was one of the team's most consistent pitchers. Lou Piniella was considering promoting <mask> to a starting pitcher.<mask> was

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title: Ryan Dempster

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texts: 800-273-3217 Dempster re-signed with the Cubs for four years and a reported $52 million. In May 2009, MLB indicated that the Commissioner's Office would review Dempster's up-and-in pitch to <mask> Braun.Lou Piniella said, "You have to tie Braun up from time to time." He's going to feast on you if you don't. Major League Baseball decided not to take any action against <mask> after reviewing the tapes. In 31 starts, <mask> had a record of 11–9 with a 3.65 earned run average. He was 15–12 with a 3.85 ERA in 34 starts in 2010 and 10–14 with a 4.80 in 34 starts in 2011. The Texas Rangers traded for <mask> at the trade deadline. On August 2, 2012 he made his Rangers debut.The pitcher had a 7–3 record in 12 games. He had 70 strikeouts with the Rangers. After the 2012 season, <mask> signed a two-year contract with Boston. He is tied for the most regular season grand slams with Kenny Rogers. In the playoffs, <mask> has allowed one for a grand total of 12. In a game against the New York Yankees, <mask> was involved in an altercation with Alex Rodriguez. Rodriguez was struck on the left elbow pad by <mask>'s 3–0 pitch after he threw one behind him.<mask> was allowed to stay in the game despite warnings from the home plate umpire. In the top of the 6th, <mask> gave up a home run to Rodriguez, which was the difference in the game. On August 20, MLB gave <mask> a five-game suspension and an undisclosed fine for hitting Rodriguez. After the incident, <mask> claimed he didn't mean to hit Rodriguez, but in August 2016 he admitted the incident was intentional.

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texts: fastball and two-seamer, a cut fastball in the high 80s, a slider in the mid 80s, and a splitter in the low 80s. When throwing to right-handed hitters, Dempster favored his slider over his splitter and often gave an obvious, extended wiggle to his glove as part of his windup, a move he claims is done in order to prevent tipping opposing batters to his pitches. Dempster is known for his laid-back attitude, constant joking with fans and teammates, and is said to be a positive contribution to a team's locker room. In comments to an Arizona newspaper in March 2007, <mask> stated that if his career as a closer began to fall, he would pursue ninja training. <mask>eorge Syndrome, 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, and Shprintzen syndrome after Dr. Robert Shprintzen. A baby is born in 1800 with a genetic deletion that affects swallowing, breathing, and speech.Dempster wanted to raise awareness of the disease. He said that she would lead a normal life. There can be problems, but so far all the signs are good. There is a lot of work to be done. There are 186 symptoms that you can have. As you go along, you check off ones. Riley was able to go home in June after spending 2 months in the hospital.The National League All-Star was named one of the 99 "Good Guys" in professional sports. The NHL All-Star Celebrity Challenge was played on January 30, 2002. On May 31, 2018, I was in the BC sports hall of fame. Major League Baseball career strikeout leaders List of Major League Baseball single-inning strikeout leaders References External links <mask> was interviewed in

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title: Desmond Patrick Costello

texts: A New Zealand-born linguist, soldier, diplomat and university lecturer has been accused of being a KGB agent. He was the second son of a family of six children. Christopher was born in Dublin in 1867 and went to Australia in 1884, where he met and married Mary Woods in 1905. She was the daughter of <mask> and Elizabeth Woods, who lived in County Kilkenny in Ireland. The family lived behind the various shops that Christopher ran until his death in 1923. The majority of these were in the middle-class suburb of Devonport. The scholarship he sought was only available to children at state schools, so he moved to Ponsonby school.He passed his university entrance examination at the age of 15 after winning a scholarship. He obtained his BA in 1930 and MA in 1931 with first class honours in Greek and Latin at the University College of the University of New Zealand. After graduating from Trinity College with first class honours in the classical tripos, <mask> went to Cambridge, where he received a postgraduate arts scholarship. He won a research studentship at the British School at Athens after being elected a scholar at Trinity. He was already proficient in French, German, Italian, Spanish, Greek and 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

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texts: report on the conditions of liberated British and Commonwealth prisoners. During his time in Poland, <mask> visited and wrote a report on the Majdanek concentration camp and talked to two survivors. Both camps were covered in his report. It was widely spread in London. He was a member of the New Zealand delegation at the Paris Peace Conference. During his time in Moscow, <mask> got to know the Russian author Boris Pasternak, and was instrumental in getting to Pasternak's sisters in Oxford. Following a change of government in New Zealand, the Legation in Moscow was closed in 1950.He was a spy because his despatches from Moscow were so well-informed and penetrating as to suggest to some critics that he had sources beyond those available to other diplomats. It would have been foolish for the Russian authorities to give him information that was not available to him, if there was any evidence for this suggestion. New Zealand and Paris were both visited by <mask> in 1950. The head of the Department of External Affairs told him that his career there was over after he was arrested for public drunkenness. He did not leave until 1955. The posting to Paris as First Secretary at the New Zealand Legation was allowed to proceed after Prime Minister Holland reprimanded him. During his time in Paris from 1950 to 1955, there were allegations of espionage for the KGB.Below are the things that are dealt with. The Foreign Office issued a warning about him to the UK embassy in Paris because they wanted

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texts: to make sure he didn't have access to important British information. In 1951, the Director-General of MI5 was in New Zealand and raised the case of <mask>, the MI5 view of him, and the security sanctions put in place by the UK Embassy. <mask> was in Paris until 1955. When he was appointed to the chair of Russian at the University of Manchester in 1955, he was only 52 years old. The cause of death was shown on his death certificate. His best friend wrote an obituary for The Times.While he was alive, he was questioned about an incident that occurred while he was in Paris. In 1961, several people were arrested in London and charged with espionage. Two of them were a married couple, Peter and Helen Kroger, who had been living in England for six years and had New Zealand passports issued to them by the New Zealand Legation in Paris in May 1954. Morris and Lona Cohen were part of a successful KGB spy ring in the US in the 1940s. They used forged documents to get the New Zealand passports. He was the First Secretary at the New Zealand Legation in Paris in 1954. He denied knowledge of the Krogers when he was questioned after the arrests.He was accused of being a Russian spy after he was accused of issuing the passports. The allegations are in chronological order. In 1981 Chapman Pincher published Their Trade is Treachery, which contained an allegation that Anthony Blunt had pointed the finger at <mask> who might have been recruited as a spy. The source of Pincher's information was Peter


title: Desmond Patrick Costello

texts: Wright, who had been with MI5 for many years. The MI5 file on <mask>, which was made public in 2017, corroborates Pincher's claims that he met a Soviet agent shortly before his death. It was alleged that <mask> had signed New Zealand passports for Peter and Helen Kroger. The chargé d'affaires at the Legation, Jean McKenzie, was the only person who had the authority to issue the passports.According to the KGB defector Golitsin, <mask> arranged the New Zealand passports for the Krogers in Paris in 1954. A senior American intelligence source had confirmed that <mask> was a long-term Soviet agent. The allegation is confirmed by the MI5 file. Golitsin's codename was "Kago", and he is referred to by that name at serial 270a on the MI5 file. This referred to revelations by "Kago" that went beyond <mask>, to include some of his colleagues in the New Zealand Legation in Moscow. The New Zealand author Michael King was told in 1978 thataddy was a terrific personality and he influenced the whole of the staff in Moscow. The Mitrokhin Archive: The KGB in Europe and the West was published in 1999 by Christopher Andrew and other KGB defectors.Many of the documents he kept for the KGB were related to spies in western countries, apart from those in Soviet Embassies. The notes have not been challenged, but have been confirmed many times. In 2000, Michael King wrote to Helen Clark asking for documents about William Ball Sutch. According to his 1978 interviews with Alister McIntosh, he said that both

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texts: men had been working for the Russians when they were employed by the New Zealand Government. There is no evidence that King attributes to McIntosh. After the release of the MI5 file, the NZ Security Intelligence Service confirmed that it was the material on this file which was the other records. The MI5 file on <mask> and his wife were released to the UK National Archives.In its words, it showed that MI5 had obtained written proof that Mrs. COSTELLO was a K.G.B. The agent was employed in an illegal support role. COSTELLO is a K.G.B. An agent. In one document, MI5 said it was "quite sure that COSTELLO and his wife were acting in some way as agents of the Russian Intelligence Service". There are more details in the book. There is still controversy as to whether <mask> was a spy after the release of the file.McGibbon considered that the final resolution of the file depends on the revelation of records in the former KGB archives in Moscow. The recently released MI5 files offer little more substantive proof than previous ones, according to Ricketts. The MI5 files released at the National Archives fail to provide a conclusive answer but show that MI5 was at one stage locked in a decade-long battle with the New Zealand government. The security services had to concede that their case was a thin one. The Sixth Man: the Extraordinary Life of <mask> was written by James McNeish and was published in 2007. According to the review by The Guardian, the book is a story of a man wrongly accused of

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title: Jozef Murgaš

texts: <mask> was a Slovak inventor, architect, painter and Roman Catholic priest. He helped in the development of mobile communications and the transmission of information and the human voice. Murga was considered a Renaissance man. The Kingdom of Hungary is where Life Europe Murga was born. He studied theology at Preporok, Esztergom and Bansk Bystrica. He was a good painter from his youth. The vice-head of the school in Esztergom allowed him to use the physics room for experiments and the Slovak painters noticed his talent for painting.Murga was a priest after ordination. Murga studied at a painting school in Hungary after being accepted by Skuteck. He studied painting in Germany during the 19th century. He attended both schools while working. Slovak landscapes and Slovak people were painted by him. He was not allowed to finish his painting studies in the Kingdom of Hungary because of his strong patriotism and had to work as a curate in Slovensk. He painted a picture of St. George on the altar of the village.Murga painted the altar painting in the Church of St. Elizabeth in the main square of Bansk Bystrica. In 1896, due to conflicts with the bishop's secretary, Murga had to emigrate to the United States, where he was assigned a Slovak parish. He started to deal with natural sciences again, even though he couldn't paint. He established a laboratory in the area. The Tovarystvo magazine shows that his radiotelegraphy studies achieved a high level. His first two US patents were the Apparatus for wireless telegraphy and The way of transmitted messages by wireless telegraphy. Between 1907 and 1916 there were further 15 patents.The Universal Aether Telegraph Co. organized a public test of Murga's facilities in September 1905


title: Jozef Murgaš

texts: voice transmission. A distance of 20 miles (30 km) was achieved by Murga in 1905. Two signals of different frequencies are used in the tone system.The 1904 patent "The way of transmitted messages by wireless telegraphy" states that Murga replaced the "dot" with a higher tone and a lower tone. Guglielmo Marconi is said to have been informed of Murga's success by Thomas Edison. President Theodore Roosevelt visited Murga's lab in 1905. The way of transmitted messages by wireless telegraphy was patented in 1916. "Underground wireless telegraphy", "electrical transformer", and "Magnetic waves detector" are examples. The founder of the room and monument is a retired teacher. There are originals of pictures, paintings, models of inventions in wireless telegraphy and documents in the memorial room.There is a minimodel of Murga's original antenna masts that were built in 1905. Further objects include Rev. The Slovak Telecom building in the Jaroova Street is known as the Jozef Murga Monument. Murgas in 1975. A model of the transmitting station on the Liberty ship Joseph Murgas in the U.S. state Georgia was created by the Jozef Murga Secondary School of Electrical Engineering in Bansk Bystrica, Slovakia. The Jozef Murga Award is given annually by the Slovak Electrotechnical Society and the Ministry of Transport, Posts and Telecommunications of the Slovak Republic in order to support the development of telecommunications in Slovakia. The source for this article is <mask> Murgas, the forgotten radio genius of the Slovak Academy of Sciences.The Murgas System of Wireless Telegraphy was published in 1905. The Murgas System of Wireless Telegraphy was written in 1905. There were people from Bansk Bystrica District who died in the


title: Michael Caruso (musician)

texts: <mask> was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on May 23, 1954. After studying music and theatre at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Manhattan, he moved to the West Coast where he worked as a writer for Homegrown Music, Geffen Music Group, Sony Music Publishing and Chrysalis Music. He was the Frontman for the band "Michael's Disciples". Love Is was co-written with Tonio K, John Keller and was featured on the Beverly Hills 90210 soundtrack. It was nominated for a grammy in the best R & B vocal category and <mask> was given a citation of achievement for two million broadcast performances. It was Number 1 on the Pop Music and Adult Contemporary Charts in 1993. Caruso collaborated with many other artists and writers, including co-writing with Dennis Matkosky for Chris LeDoux's "Runaway Love" and Rita Coolidge."Guns of Love" was written by Randy Sharp and John Keller and was performed by the Moffats on "Good Morning America" on July 3, 1995. "Purple Black and Blonde", "St Anne's Wheel", and "You Won't Get to Heaven Alive" were all co-written by Caruso. On Will Champlin's (Finalist for The Voice) solo projects, <mask> was a co-writer on many of the songs. The title track of Bill Champlin's solo album "No Place Left To Fall" was written with Bill Champlin and Will Champlin. The song "Long Live The Night"

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texts: was co-written with Joan Jett and Randy Cantor. The song "What's on My Mind" was a collaboration between Caruso, Champlin, and Matkosky. The song "Pretty When She Cries" was featured on her CD "Living My Life Out Loud" which was released in 2008."When The Devil Starts To Pray" was written by co-writers and musicians Randy Sharp, Roy Braverman, TJ McFarland, Dennis Matkosky, and <mask>.Thomas. The song "Tell Me What You Will" was featured in the short film "Sunshine Deprivation Blues". "Good When You're Gone", "What A Day", and "Another Mile" were released by Caruso. The theme song to the Rob Saul Show's weekly live broadcast was "Good When Your Gone". A charity tribute to the Beatles was held in Los Angeles, Ca. It was hosted by Ruth McCartney and was directed by Martin Nethercutt. The video of Caruso's cover of "Sunny Afternoon" was shown at the Arpa International Film Festival on August 2, 2019, as well as a second screening in 2020 as a co-writer with Eric and Glenn.In 2021, <mask>'s video " Born With An Accordion", a <mask>/Goss collaboration, was again part of the Arpa International Film Festival and was named audience favorite. "(Only Fools) At War With Love" was a song by artist Darcus Speed on her self-titled album, while "I'm Better" was a song by Jeff Paris. The album was re-released in

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title: Large Professor

texts: <mask> Professor, also known as Extra P. and <mask> Pro, is an American rapper and record producer. He is a founding member of the underground hip hop group Main Source and a mentor to Nas. The Large Professor was ranked by About.com. The Top 25 Hip-Hop Producers list has 13 on it. William Paul Mitchell was born in Harlem, New York City, New York and raised in Queens, New York, where he attended John Bowne High School. Paul C taught Career Large Professor how to use an E-mu SP- 1200 after he started making his earliest beats with two turntables. He noted that some of his techniques were different from those of other producers.I was trying to catch it from a different part of the record. When guys were catching it from the one kick, I would catch it from the hi-hat. I would catch it from the third hi-hat. Main Source included Toronto natives K-Cut and Sir Scratch. <mask> produced three tracks for Eric B. Rakim's Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em includes "In the Ghetto". The sample ideas Paul C had made for Rakim were used to make "In the Ghetto".The album that Main Source recorded with <mask> was called Breaking Atoms. It included hits such as "Just Hangin' Out", "Look at the Front Door", and Nas' first public appearance on a track called "Live at the Barbeque". "Look at the Front Door" is one of the most emotional records of his career, according to <mask> Professor. I was eighteen years old at that time. It was a kid with a pure heart, just writing, and putting his soul out there for the world. They recorded a track on the White Men Can't Jump soundtrack in 1992. <mask>, Busta Rhymes, Masta Ace, The X-Ecutioners, Tragedy Khadafi, Big Daddy Kane, Mobb Deep, and A Tribe Called Quest. He worked on several projects for other artists. In 1993 he produced Akinyele's entire Vagina Diner album, which experienced some modest commercial success at the time of its release. Akinyele's song "I Luh Huh", which he considers

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title: Large Professor

texts: pushing his pregnant girlfriend down the stairs as a form of abortion, was criticized by The Source. The album's performance was hurt by the backlash. Akinyele wrote a response to the next issue defending the song and saying "Just cause I talk this shit don't get me wrong, Yo, I still luh hur." "Keep It Rollin'" was produced by <mask> Professor after he left Main Source.This was a major moment in his career that helped him reach a new level of credibility and exposure as a solo artist. Three of the ten songs on Nas's Illmatic were produced by <mask>. According to an interview with Busta Rhymes, the "Halftime" beat was intended for him. He regretted using the beat after hearing "Halftime". Large Pro said in an interview that they just wanted to put something out there to the world, and those drums, that's what it was at that time. It was muffled because of the Hip Hop that we grew up with. Nas wanted to give him an executive producer credit, but he refused.Large Professor's debut album was for Geffen Records. It was promoted by two singles, "The Mad Scientist" and "I Juswannachill". The bootleg version of the album was released in 2002. Thirteen years after it was supposed to be released, the official release of the album came out in 2009. "You're da Man" and "Rewind" were produced by <mask> Pro. While Nas was working on Nastradamus, he first played the beat for "You're da Man". Nas saved the beat for a later project.The vocal sample from the song "The Man" was used in Large Professor's 1st Class album. The original members of Main Source performed together for the first time in 10 years at a concert in Toronto on December 22, 2002. Discography albums with the main source are as follows: 1991: breaking atom's solo albums 1996: TheLP (officially released in 2009) 2002: 1st class 2008: Professor@ Large 2015: Re:Living Collaboration albums 1993: Vagina Diner (with Akinyele) "To Each His Own" was written in

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title: Janice Atkinson

texts: The Member of the European Parliament for the South East England region is a former British politician. She sat as an independent and was elected second on the list for the region. She was kicked out of the party for bringing the party into disrepute after her chief of staff was recorded trying to inflate her expenses. A former member of the Conservative Party, <mask> ran a marketing business for two decades before joining the European Parliament. During the 2005 general election, she was a press officer for the Conservatives in the south-east, and in the 2010 general election, she was the Conservative candidate for Batley and Spen. She was the director of Conservative Action for Electoral Reform. The leader of the Conservative Party failed to produce a referendum on European Union membership.She wrote a column for the Daily Mail. She was kicked out of the party and withdrew as its candidate for the general election due to a serious financial irregularity. On June 16, 2015, it was announced that <mask> had joined the European Parliament, Europe of Nations and Freedom. The American Legislative Exchange Council is also known as ALEC. The European Parliament elections were held in 2019. She has written about the EU cover up, the new European patriotism, and what women want versus the gender, trans and cultural wars of the West. Lauren Southern is helping make and produce Borderless.There was a conference on free speech in the European Parliament in January. The political situation in South Africa has been an advocate of raising awareness of the political situation and human rights violations in the country. There was a person who was campaigning for a person who was campaigning for a person who was campaigning for a person who was campaigning for a person who was campaigning for a person who was campaigning

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title: Janice Atkinson

texts: for a person who was campaigning for a person who was campaigning for a person who was campaigning for a person She asked the Home Secretary to make it compulsory for the Union Jack to be displayed at airports and ports. Several times, the Independent UK MEP appeared on Russia Today. In June of last year, <mask> spoke about the implications of a no-deal scenario. She was an observer of the electoral process in Russia.European Parliament members handed in a complaint against Jean-Claude Juncker, the President of the European Commission. In October 2016 she shared her concern about Europe becoming a target for Jihadists fleeing the Middle East. During the campaign, it was revealed that her alma mater, Blackheath Bluecoat School, is not and has never been a grammar school. It was reported that she was dropped from the alternative vote campaign after she mentioned her support for elements of the British National Party. A few days later, he swore at the anti-racism group. The police were called after she called for anti-UKip protestors to be arrested. A photo of a moment went viral on social media.She said she was a member of the Anti-Nazi League in her youth, and that she had described towns in Kent as 'no-go areas' because of Eastern European immigration. A term used in Thailand for people with mental health problems was referred to as "a ting-tong from somewhere" by her when she was recorded. The woman and her husband changed their minds after a personal apology from the leader of the party. The woman and her husband were interviewed on camera later at their home, where they said that <mask> was quite aggressive and hadn't apologized to them. 99% of the members of the UK Independence Party don't hold those views. After apologizing and explaining that she never meant any malice, the comment was taken out


title: Janice Atkinson

texts: of context. In December of last year it was revealed that a member of the European Parliament owed more than $2,000 in child support.Her ex-husband claimed that this had caused a lot of hardship for her and her family. She had previously attacked "feckless families" who have more children than they can afford. On 19 March 2015, <mask> was suspended from the party following allegations of a serious financial nature. The Sun published a secret recording in which Christine Hewitt, the chief of staff, spoke to a staff member at a restaurant in Margate and asked them for a fraudulent invoice, inflating the bill to over three times the cost of the meal. Hewett was heard saying "we overcharge them slightly, because that's the way we repatriate it". The police were reported to be looking into it. <mask> was kicked out of the party for bringing the party into disrepute.No legal action was taken against <mask>, but he pled guilty to fraud and was given a suspended sentence. No further action was taken against her after she was cleared of all allegations by the Kent Police. The death penalty was called for in the aftermath of the Manchester Arena bombing. The motion to encourage national parliaments to ban "gay conversion therapies" was voted against by three UK MEPs. Home Secretary Sajid Javid refused the request to fly the Union Jack at ports and airports. She had two sons with Steve Small. Small, who was granted custody of the children following their divorce, criticized her for falling behind on her child support payments.She was forced to pay what she owed by the Child Support Agency. Simon is her current husband. She said in March that she had been diagnosed with cancer. European Parliamentary profile 1962 births Living people from London Conservative Party (UK) parliamentary candidates Daily Mail

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title: Ernest Lawson

texts: The Canadian-American painter <mask> exhibited his work at the Canadian Art Club and was a member of the American group The Eight, who formed a loose association in 1908 to protest the narrowness of taste and restrictive exhibition policies of the conservative. A small number of realistic urban scenes were painted by <mask>. His painting style is influenced by a number of artists. <mask> is considered a Canadian-American impressionist. The son of a prominent family, <mask> was born in 1873 in Nova Scotia and settled in Kansas City in the 19th century. He went to New York in 1891 to study at the Art Students League and was introduced to Impressionism. In the 1890s, he attended the summer art school in Cos Cob, Connecticut.One art historian said that <mask> was a product of the art colony movement. Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant and Jean-Paul Laurens were friends of <mask>'s while he was in France in 1893. He met the English Impressionist Alfred Sisley while painting in southern France. There were two paintings in the Salon. The inspiration for the character "<mask>" in the 1915 novel "Of Human Bondage Back in the United States" is believed to have come from him, and he married his former art teacher. After returning to the United States in 1896, he began to develop his own aesthetic. He was encouraged by Robert Henri, William Glackens, and other independent artists.The Harlem River, Fort Tryon Park, Spuyten Duyvil, the fields, bridges, docked boats, tree-covered hills, and rocky inclines at the edge were subjects for the next two decades. His paintings form a "procession of lonely vistas devoid of people," but are filled with an almost tactile sense of paint. James Gibbons

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title: Ernest Lawson

texts: Huneker referred to his friend's skill as coming from a pile of crushed jewels. His search for the picturesque took him to Spain, New Hampshire, Nova Scotia, Kansas, Colorado, Tennessee, New Mexico, Connecticut, and Florida. He won a prize in the Annual for a winter landscape at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1907, which became his single most identifiable subject, and had his first solo exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1907. He joined a group called "The Eight," which included Robert Henri, William Glackens, John Sloan, George Luks, and Arthur B. Davies. <mask>, Glackens, Sloan, and Shinn. He had no worshipful student-following nor was he well- placed in art-political circles in New York, like Arthur B. Davies. He had devoted fans, but no one thought of him as a radical. The eighth member of the group, Maurice Prendergast, had more in common with him than anything. The exhibition system in New York, a closed system that led to wider press coverage and lucrative sales for those who worked in an approved manner, was too much of a "private club" enterprise and needed to be changed. The exhibition that the Eight staged in New York in 1908 did just that.The organizers wanted the exhibition to be "succs de scandale". The painters became centers of media attention if sales did not meet expectations. Conservatives were offended by the range of modern representational art seen by young artists at the Macbeth Galleries. The public discussion of the direction American art should take happened after the show traveled to Chicago and Boston. A cultural event and debate about a needed diversity of style and subject matter in American art was


title: Ernest Lawson

texts: initiated by <mask> and his friends. It was possible for some people to wonder if he was an outsider at all. He was made a full academician in 1917 after being named an associate member of the National Academy of Design.He was a member of the Canadian Art Club. He won many prizes throughout his career and was highly regarded by his peers. He was considered America's greatest landscape painter, an endorsement that carried a healthy cachet. In the long run, this did not translate into wealth or fame. He suffered from poor health in his later years due to financial problems. The Armory Show of 1913 invited three artists to contribute paintings. He was open to learning more about Post-Impressionism, which he had first been exposed to in Europe, but he was not prepared to abandon representational art for the new paths suggested by Cubism, Fauvism, and Futurism.<mask> made an attempt to regain solidity in his later works after he realized that Impressionism had lost contact with form in its insistence upon surface light. Although he never completely assimilated Cézanne's structural methods, <mask> managed to introduce a measure of form into his art and some resemblance to the Aix master. His work was sought after by important collectors in the 1910s and 1920s, but he did not maintain a high profile. He left New York. When he was in Florida, he befriended the Powells, his friends and patrons. He first stayed with them in Coral Gables in 1931, and then moved to Florida permanently in 1936. He completed a post office mural in Short Hills, New Jersey, but he focused on painting the Florida landscape.He drowned in 1939 while swimming on Miami Beach. Friends wondered if his death was

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texts: a suicide. His best paintings can be found in the collections of many North American art museums, but his work is little-known today compared to that of many of his friends and associates. Robert Henri claimed that he was the biggest landscape artist since Winslow Homer. He was referred to as a great romanticist by DuncanPhillips. As a record of the twilight of pastoral Manhattan, <mask>'s works have an interesting secondary life today. The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine is being built in a wooded area not far from the campus of Columbia University and the roar of the El.In the Heights is a Broadway musical about a Dominican neighborhood filled with people and buildings. There was a world that vanished in the space of a few decades. The sources are Berry-Hill, Henry and Sidney. A picture of Leigh-on-Sea in 1968. The name of the person was Brown, Milton. American painting from the Armory Show to the Depression. The Princeton University Press was published in 1955.The name of the person is Adeline Lee. A retrospective exhibition was held by <mask>. The University of Arizona Museum of Art was founded in 1979. The name of the person is Valerie Ann. The Landscapes of <mask> was published by Fine Art Connoisseur. The name of the person is Valerie Ann. The man is <mask>.The Gerald Peters Gallery is in New York. Bennard B. Perlman. Painters of the Ashcan School. New York: Dover in 1979. "<mask>: Nostalgia for Landscape" is in Elizabeth Kennedy's The Eight and American Modernisms. The University of Chicago Press is in Chicago. Art Stack Ernest <mask> artwork examples on AskART 1873 births 1939 deaths 19th-century Canadian painters 19th-century American painters Artists from

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title: Juan Rivera (wrongful conviction)

texts: <mask><mask>. was wrongly convicted three times for the 1992 rape and murder of 11-year-old Holly Staker. He was convicted twice on the basis of a confession that he said was coerced. There was no evidence to link him to the crime. The largest wrongful conviction settlement in United States history took place in 2015, when he received a $20 million settlement from Lake County, Illinois. <mask> was not the source of the semen taken from the crime scene. The semen sample came from her previous consensual sex with another man, according to the prosecution. <mask> was found guilty a third time.The appellate court overturned his conviction. The double jeopardy clause prevented prosecutors from retrying <mask> because the court ruled that there was insufficient evidence to sustain a conviction. He had been in prison for 20 years. <mask>'s attorneys asked the courts to order genetic testing on <mask>'s shoes. The prosecution tried to get these into evidence. The shoes had Staker's blood on them, but the prosecution withdrew the evidence prior to <mask>'s first trial when they learned that the shoes had not been available for sale in the United States until after the murder. The blood in the shoes was found to be from Staker, but it also contained another genetic sample.This matched the semen sample from Staker. <mask>'s defense team insists that this is proof that the blood was planted, and that the real killer's DNA was accidentally planted as well. The scene of a home invasion and murder in 2000 in Chicago has been linked to the DNA of three men. One of the men is in prison, he was convicted of that crime. He says he was wrongly convicted. <mask> was awarded the largest wrongful conviction settlement in United States history when he sued the city of Waukegan and Lake County after his exoneration. This amount included $2 million from John E.<mask> was given two polygraph exams. He lied to the test question about his alibi, but still denied any involvement in the death of Holly Staker. He was questioned by law enforcement over the next few days. On August 17, 1992, police received a call

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title: Juan Rivera (wrongful conviction)

texts: from a woman in Waukegan, Illinois, who reported that the babysitter for her two children, 11-year-old Holly Staker, was missing and the back door to the apartment had been kicked in. Staker's partially clothed body was found on the floor of the children's bedroom. She had been raped, stabbed, and killed. Vaginal and anal samples were positive for semen.Evidence technicians took fingerprints and blood samples from the bedroom and kitchen sink, where it appeared someone had washed blood off their hands. On September 29, 1992, police received a tip from a prison inmate that <mask> believed he knew who killed Staker. <mask> said he saw a man acting suspiciously at a party near the crime scene. <mask> agreed to provide samples of his hair and blood when he was interviewed by the police. He told police he was at a party near the crime scene when another man, whom he identified as Robert Hurley, left the party and returned sweaty, out of breath, and with a fresh scratch. There was no party at the residence on August 17 leading to suspicion of <mask>. <mask> admitted to killing Staker after being questioned for several days.<mask> beat his head against the wall of his cell after he confessed. <mask> was found to be in an acute psychotic state by a prison nurse. <mask> was forced to sign the summary account after detectives entered the room he was in. It was decided that two other members of the Task Force would re-interview <mask> to try to clear up the inconsistencies that he had given, after detectives reviewed the statement and agreed that many details given by <mask> were inconsistent with the known facts of the crime. <mask>'s mental state had not improved by the time the next interview was to take place, so he was placed in heavy restraints and a prison psychiatrist prescribed Haldol, Cogentin, and Ativan. The interrogation resumed after <mask> signed a rights waiver. <mask> was told by the detective that he wanted to give <mask> an opportunity to tell the truth on some of the issues.During the interview, detectives suggested that she had a multi-colored shirt on. She had previously

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title: Juan Rivera (wrongful conviction)

texts: been confused with her clothing. A number of inconsistencies with the crime scene were contained in the confession that was eventually settled on. The fingerprints taken from the crime scene did not match <mask>, and there was no physical evidence linking him to the crime. <mask> was wearing an electronic monitor at the time of the crime. <mask> did not leave his home on August 17, 1992. Phone records show a call from <mask>'s home to a relative in Puerto Rico.<mask> was charged with murder on the basis of his confession. He was found guilty in 1993. <mask> was retried in 1998 after his first conviction was overturned. Taylor Arena was the child that Staker had been babysitting. Arena, who was 2 years old at the time of Staker's murder and 8 at the time of the re trial, testified that she remembered the events of the evening and identified <mask> as the man who had attacked Staker. He was acquitted of the first-degree murder charge, but was found guilty on three other murder counts. He was sentenced to life without parole.<mask> filed a motion to test the vaginal samples taken from the crime scene. The motion was granted and <mask> was not the source of the semen sample. <mask>'s conviction was thrown out a second time. The decision to re-try the case was controversial despite the evidence. They argued that Staker may have been sexually active. Staker's semen would have been found on her underwear if she had sex before the attack. There were no sperm tests on her undergarments.Holly was not sexually active according to her twin sister. <mask>'s third jury trial began on April 13, 2009. <mask> was sentenced to life in prison for the third time after the jury found him guilty. <mask>'s conviction was overturned a third time in December 2011. The complete absence of any information that was not previously known to members of the investigation team was criticized by the appellate court. The information <mask> gave was false each time. <mask> claimed to have burned his clothing in a specific dumpster, but there was no evidence of a previous fire in that dumpster.When there was only a

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title: Juan Rivera (wrongful conviction)

texts: 2-year-old girl, he told investigators, there was another child there. <mask> only gave investigators details that were already known to them. The prosecution was criticized by the appellate court for dismissing the evidence. The prosecution presented two theories as to how <mask> could have had sex with another man. The courts dismissed the theory that no sperm was recovered from the autopsy, but someone else's sperm came in contact with the sample. The theory that the victim was sexually active was dismissed by the courts. The evidence presented by the prosecution to support Staker's being sexually active was an incident when she was molested at the age of 8 and extensive testimony about a pair of red lace panties that she owned.The defense argued that the evidence violated the rape shield law. The law is used by prosecutors to limit the argument that the victim is the type of person who is more likely to engage in sexual activity; however, the law also bars prosecutors from presenting the same type of evidence. The court wrote that the State's theories distort to an absurd degree the real and undisputed testimony that the sperm was deposited shortly before the victim died. The State's explanations of how the DNA from "Unidentified Male #1" came to be found in the victim's body can't save a conviction. There was no evidence that the victim was in a relationship with anyone. Someone who has not yet been identified is the most reasonable explanation for who murdered the victim. The trial judge was criticized for precluding the defense from presenting multiple pieces of exculpatory evidence.Several risk factors were present in this case, including a history of mental illness, his mental state during the interrogation, and multiple interrogation techniques that are known to increase the likelihood of a false confession. The jury believed that <mask> failed a polygraph test. It was not possible for the defense to tell the jury the actual results. The appellate court barred prosecutors from re-examining the case after the reversal. A decade before <mask>'s murder, a knife was found near

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texts: the crime scene, according to the former police chief. In 1994, a neighbor uprooted a bush between his house and the murder scene and found a knife. The police destroyed the weapon without testing because <mask>'s attorneys didn't know about it.Police found a broken knife in a nearby yard. Prosecutors argued that the murder weapon was the one used in the crime. <mask> discarded the knife after breaking it during the crime. The knife is important according to one of <mask>'s lawyers. It could be the murder weapon in the case. It could have had the real killer's genetic material on it, and it could have excluded the idea that <mask> had anything to do with this case. It goes against a sense of fairness and justice to destroy evidence without giving the defense a chance to test it.Staker's wounds point to a knife with a serrated blade rather than a straight edge, according to <mask>'s lawyers. Shoes After <mask>'s conviction was overturned, his attorney sought to conduct further genetic testing on a piece of evidence that prosecutors tried to introduce at his trial in 1993: a pair of shoes owned by <mask> that were found to have Staker's blood on them. <mask> traded his shoes to the man in exchange for a television set, and the police collected the shoes a few weeks after <mask>'s arrest. This piece of the only physical evidence linking <mask> to the crime will be introduced by prosecutors. The Voit sneakers, made in Hong Kong, were not available for purchase in the United States until after the murder. The defense obtained proof that <mask>'s purchase took place after the murder by contacting the Walmart store where the shoes had been purchased. The evidence was withdrawn by prosecutors.The allegations of evidence tampering were ordered to be investigated by a federal judge. The semen sample taken from the crime scene matched the semen sample from the shoes that belonged to Staker. According to <mask>'s attorney, the only realistic inference from the evidence is that someone planted Holly Staker's blood on <mask>'s shoes. There was a match between the murder of Delwin Foxworth and the

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texts: murder of a North Chicago man in 2000. Delwin Foxworth was attacked by three people in his home in 2000. He was beaten with a board, doused with gasoline, and set on fire after being held at gunpoint and tied up. He died in August 2002 as a result of his injuries, even though he was able to extinguish the flames and seek help.Marvin Williford was identified as the killer by Foxworth's girlfriend. Williford was not guilty of the crime because he never confessed and no physical evidence linked him to it. Williford was sentenced to 80 years in prison for the murder of Foxworth. The board used in the Foxworth attack had his blood sample on it. Williford's attorneys claim that the blood from the board used to beat Foxworth proves that Williford is innocent. The two other suspects have not been identified. Steven Art, one of <mask>'s attorneys, said that the man who really committed the crime was free to commit this additional crime while Mr. <mask> fought to clear his name and officials fought to keep him in prison.It's not good policing in our society. The community is hurt as well. The criminal databases have entered the DNA profile, but have not yet identified it. After serving 20 years in prison, <mask> filed a federal civil rights case against the city of Waukegan and Lake County for wrongful conviction. The largest-ever settlement for a wrongful conviction in U.S. history was received by him. Steve Martin told the city council that the city's portion was the best economic decision the city could make. We all agreed that this was an excellent settlement for the city.It was felt that it would be beneficial to the city to pay out that amount of money, even though it was a lot of money. The $2 million payment was made by John E.Reid & ASSOCIATES. The results of <mask>'s first polygraph test were not conclusive, but on the second test <mask> admitted that he had lied to the polygraph test about his alibi, but continued to deny any involvement in the death. He was questioned by law enforcement over the next few days. There is a list of people who have been wrongly convicted in the United

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title: Alberto Aquilani

texts: <mask> is an Italian football manager and a former player. He was mostly a centralMidfielder, but was also capable of playing as an attackingMidfielder. He is the head coach. The nickname "The Little Prince" was given to <mask> after he became a regular in the Roma side during the 2005–06 season. He was out for several months due to a thigh injury. He won the Supercoppa Italiana and the Coppa Italia titles in 2007, 2008 and 2009, respectively. He moved to the English club for the start of the 2009–10 season but was limited in his playing time due to injury and returned to Italy and joined the club on loan until the end of the 2010–11 season.At the end of the season, <mask> returned to his hometown. He went on loan again in 2011, playing for Italian club Milan for the 2011–12 season, and was subsequently sold to Fiorentina in 2012 where he remained until his transfer to Portuguese club Sporting CP in 2015. He joined Las Palmas but was released at the end of the season. He retired after a year without a club. <mask> made his international debut in November 2006 in a 1–1 draw against Turkey. He made 38 appearances for Italy between 2006 and 2014, scoring 5 goals, and was part of the team that won a bronze medal in the tournament. He declined the offers to continue playing for his youth club when he was 17 years old.He made his debut in Italy at the age of 18 against Torino. The game was won by Roma. He was sent to Triestina to gain first team experience. He was in the starting XI in the 2004–05 season. A new 5-year contract was signed by Aquilani on March 31, 2005 with a value of

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texts: over one million dollars. In the 2005–06 season, he scored the second goal in the derby victory on 26 February 2006, a victory that broke the record for the most consecutive wins in Serie A. Aquilani was expected to be one of the best players.Matteo Ferrari wore the number 8 shirt. He was out of the game for a while because of an injury. Aquilani played in three games towards the end of the season after returning to the field. He scored two long range goals in the first two matches of the season. He came back to the squad in January 2008. On October 22, 2008, Aquilani was injured. He picked up another injury in February after returning to action in January.He didn't play a single game for the rest of the season, even though he played as a last minute substitute against Arsenal. Aquilani added three more years to his previous contract when he signed a new one on May 26, 2009. He was offered an annual gross salary of 3.2 million for 2008–09 season; 3.6 million in 2009–10 season; 3.9 million in 2010–11 season and finally 4.2 million in the last two-year of the contract. On August 5, 2009, the club announced that they had agreed a deal for the transfer of Aquilani, subject to a medical test. The player signed a five-year contract on August 7, 2009, after passing the medical test. The fee was 20 million plus a sporting bonus. At the end of the 2008–09 season, Aquilani was given the number 4 shirt, which was last worn by Sami hyypi.In October of 2009, <mask> made his reserves debut with a 15-minute substitute appearance. In the 4th round of the League Cup, he came on in the 77th minute


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texts: for Plessis. He made his league debut as a late substitute in a 2–2 draw. On December 9, 2009, <mask> made his first start for the Reds in a European match. <mask> received a standing ovation from the crowd when he was replaced by Daniel Pacheco in the 84th minute of the Wolves game. <mask> set up Dirk Kuyt in the 2–0 win over the Trotters. He scored his first goal for the Reds on March 15, 2010 and assisted Fernando Torres for the fourth goal.He was voted the man of the match by the fans. The man of the match award was given to Aquilani in the goalless draw against Cottagers. On 29 April 2010 he scored a goal against Atlético Madrid in the Europa League, cancelling out Diego Forln's first leg goal. Despite a great performance from Aquilani on the night,Liverpool went out of the semi-finals on the away goal rule after Forln scored his second of the tie in exta-time to take the aggregate. The LFC Man of the Match award was won again by Aquilani. In the last 2 games of the season, Aquilani played in a 2–0 defeat at the hands of Chelsea and a goalless draw away to Hull City. In his debut season for the reds, Aquilani played 26 times but rarely played the full 90 minutes.With the departure of Rafael Bentez in June 2010, new manager Roy Hodgson played him in the pre-season, but stated publicly in August that Aquilani may go back to his native Italy on loan for a full season, where he could gain match fitness through regular appearances. On August 21, 2010, a deal was reached between the two clubs that would allow Aquilani to go on a one-season loan with the option of a permanent move.

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texts: He made his debut for the Bianconeri as a substitute in a 3–3 draw with Sampdoria. He came on as a sub in the home defeat to Palermo. His first start for the club was against Cagliari. <mask> scored his first goal for the club in a 4–0 home win against Lecce two weeks after he had played 80 minutes against Inter. He played his first full 90 minutes away to Bologna.On 5 February, he played the full 90 minutes in a 3–1 away win over Cagliari with his next match being against Inter in a 1–0 win. Kenny Dalglish claimed on 21 April that Aquilani still had a future at the club despite claims that he wanted to stay in Italy. It was decided that <mask>'s transfer wouldn't be made permanent. On July 4, 2011, Aquilani began pre-season training withLiverpool, though his agent later confirmed that he wanted to stay in Italy. He returned to the team in a friendly against Guangdong Sunray Cave on July 13th after being included in the pre-season tour of Asia. He defeated a Malaysian XI on July 16, 2011. Milan had an option to make <mask>'s loan move permanent at the end of the season, despite his performances during the pre-season tour in Asia.Kenny Dalglish paid tribute to Aquilani on his departure, stating that the only reason for the loan was an inability to fit the player into the team's preferred formation. "I want to pay tribute to the way he conducted himself during these discussions," said the director of football. Throughout the entire process, his only desire has been to play football and he has put this ahead of any other considerations and at his own expense. Aquilani made his debut


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texts: for the Rossoneri in the opening game of the 2011–12 season against Lazio, and had an immediate impact by being involved in the build-up for Milan's first goal with a neat pass to Antonio Cassano, and assisting the second goal himself from On 13 September 2011, he made his European debut for Milan, coming off the bench to help Milan secure a 2–2 draw against FC Barcelona. On 18 September 2011, Aquilani scored his first goal for Milan in his second match for the club, heading home a cross from Cassano to open the scoring against Napoli at the San Paolo in Naples. In preparation for the 2012–13 season, Aquilani returned toLiverpool for pre-season training.He played 45 minutes in the opening match against Toronto FC on the pre-season tour of North America. The club accepted an undisclosed fee for the player from Italy, and his transfer was completed in August. Following his successful loan spells, Aquilani claimed that he was unable to complete permanent moves to Milan and Juventus because of an excessive price that was placed on him. Aquilani cost the club 790,000. The bonus clause didn't apply to Aquilani because he left the club for free. <mask> scored his first career hat-trick in a 3–3 draw against Genoa. Aquilani was defeated by Napoli in the final of the Coppa Italia.For the third season in a row, Fiorentina finished fourth in the league, and also reached the semi-finals of the European competition. After his contract with Fiorentina was not renewed, <mask> became a free agent. He signed a three-year contract with the club in August of 2015. Aquilani signed with Pescara.

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texts: Aquilani joined Sassuolo on loan until the end of the 2016–17 season. Following his departure from Pescara, <mask> signed a two-year contract with Las Palmas. Aquilani was released from his contract after the club was demoted.After one season without a club, <mask> announced his retirement. <mask> was capped for Italy at the 2001 European Under-16 Championship. He was named the tournament's best player after scoring one goal and winning the 2003 European Under-19 Championship with Italy. He was promoted to the U21 team but missed out on the final tournament due to injury. In a 1–1 friendly against Turkey, <mask> made his senior debut. During the U-21 Championship held in the Netherlands in 2007, he scored two goals and was named to the "UEFA Team of the Tournament". Italy qualified for the Olympics.He was named to the Euro 2008 roster for the first time. He came on as a sub in Italy's 2–0 victory over France in the third game of the tournament. He started the Italy's match against Spain due to the suspension of two players. After a goalless draw after extra time, Italy lost on a penalty shoot out. During the 2010 World Cup qualification match against Montenegro, Aquilani scored his first and second goals for Italy. He was not included in the Italian squad for the World Cup despite this. <mask> played the full 90 minutes in Italy's 1–0 away win against Slovenia in March of 2011.He came off in the first half of Italy's 3–0 win against Estonia due to a head injury. He scored his third international goal in a friendly against Spain on August 10, 2011. In the bronze medal match of the

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texts: Confederations Cup, <mask> converted a penalty in the shoot-out, helping Italy to a third-place finish. <mask>'s fifth goal for Italy was the late equalizing goal in Italy's 2–2 away draw against the Danes in the team's World Cup qualification campaign. He was an unused member of Italy's World Cup squad. <mask> was a modern, hard-working and versatile player who was capable of playing in a number of roles, from a holding role to a more advanced trequartista. His preferred position was that of a box-to-box centralMidfielder in Italy, which allowed him to make late attacking runs from behind into the penalty area or create space for his teammates.During his time with the Italy national team, he was also used in a false-attacking role. Aquilani was praised for his vision, creativity, technique, quick incisive passing, and was also noted for his energy and long-range shooting ability with either foot. Due to his eye for goal, height, and heading accuracy, he was also effective in the air, and was also accurate from set-pieces, which enabled him to contribute to his team's offensive play. Despite his talent in his youth, he was often injury prone throughout his career, which limited his playing time and affected his fitness and consistency, and as a result, he has been accused by some in the sport of not living up to his initial potential. <mask> was an assistant to Giuseppe Iachini when he joined the first team staff. He was appointed head coach of the squad in July 2020. The side successfully defended their title, defeating Hellas Verona 1–0 in the final.On July 4, 2012 Aquilani


title: Ruthild Hahne

texts: <mask> was a German sculptor. The early years of the German Democratic Republic were her most productive phase. <mask> was born in Berlin. Her father is described as a businessman and a factory owner. Her parents are described as domineering. In Berlin's Schmckwitz quarter, she grew up in a prosperous household. There were three people in the household, including a chauffeur and a gardener.She attended a single-sex secondary school in the city. A person lent her a book by Karl Marx while she was there. Hahne's commitment to socialist values was at odds with her parents' middle-class conservatism. She trained as a gymnastics-orthopedics teacher and worked as a gymnastics teacher for several years after leaving school. She had made contact with the labour movement and the Communist Party despite her background. She was a member of Jean Weidt's "Red Dancers" company in the early 1930s. She performed at Communist Party events between 1931 and 1933.She participated in the first Theatre Olympiad Review in Moscow in 1933. In January 1933, Germany became a one-party dictatorship after the Nazi Party took power. In May 1933, Jean Weidt fled abroad, and <mask> <mask>'s career as a member of a communist expressionist dance company came to an end. Between 1936 and 1940 she studied sculpture at the Berlin Arts Academy after quitting her teaching job. She became a master student here. Arno Breker was one of her teachers. She received a Bursary to study at an art institute in Rome.She created small sculptures and portraits of children. Gerstel's other master students were. Huhne met the man she fell in love with after the Nazis came to power. They moved in together in 1941. The Gestapo identified Ruthild <mask> as a member of the Red Orchestra, a classification used by the authorities that included those believed to be

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texts: involved in political activism or espionage activities on behalf of the Soviet Union. There was a resistance group among the arts students at the Berlin Arts Academy and Ruthild <mask> was a part of it. One of the places where she worked on the production of "Die innere Front" was her apartment in the Berlin quarter of Wilmersdorf.The members of the resistance cell were arrested in October of 1942. They were found guilty of performing illegal actions in the special "people's court" on August 21, 1943. Wolfgang Thiess was sentenced to death and executed in 1943. <mask> Hahne was sentenced to less than five years in prison. By this time, the world war had turned against Germany and the Soviet army had begun a long advance from the east that would lead to the capture of Berlin. When she escaped from the women's prison in Cottbus in February 1945, she joined the Red army. After the war ended, <mask> Hahne returned to Berlin penniless but free.She joined the Communist Party of Germany immediately after it was merged with the Socialist Unity Party to form the new SED. Berlin is surrounded by the Soviet occupation zone and the eastern part of the city is administered as part of it. She worked as a teacher at the Applied Arts Academy from 1946 to 1950, and some sources say she was a co-founder. According to her son, she included a Head of Lenin in her first major exhibition. It showed a less familiar warmth and approachability of the man. There were busts of national heroes such as Karl Liebknecht and Walter Ulbricht that were displayed in schools and ministries, opening the way to a career as a portrait sculptor. In October 1949 the Soviet occupation zone was reopened as the German Democratic Republic (East Germany), and Hahne's political portrait-busts were presented as gifts to leaders of the new country's

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texts: "socialist brother nations".She also produced more portrait-busts of children. Thlmann Square was built in 1986 after <mask> Hahne beat 182 rivals in a competition to provide a memorial to the former Communist leader. The work was a career highlight but never completed. The Berlin Wall was built directly adjacent to its intended location after a succession of practical challenges delayed the project. By this time, tastes had changed, and even in East Germany the imposing scale of the proposed memorial led to its characterisation in one official report as a "vulgre, uerlich illustrative Realismusauffas". There was criticism of the "sinecure" based life style. It wasn't until 1986 that Berlin's official public memorial to Thlmann was put in a different location and produced by a different company.After the long-running saga of the Thlmann Square memorial, Hahne's public profile was somewhat diminished. She continued to make busts of the writers Bruno Apitz and Kurt Stern. In 1971, when Walter Ulbricht lost power, <mask> <mask> was awarded the Patriotic Order of Merit in silver. She held her first personal exhibition in 1985. The legacy of <mask> <mask> has been nurtured by her son. Between 09.00 and 15.00 he works as an Egyptologist. The second part of the afternoon he devotes to his mother's former studio, where he still lives and runs a private museum where in 2008 it was reported that visitors could sometimes take the opportunity to study <mask> <mask>'s work.After 1965, parts of the Thlmann memorial were destroyed. There is a half sized image of Thlmann and a group of "workers and peasants" positioned behind him at the studio-museum. There are two sections of Huhne's design in the Berlin Mrkische Museum. Artists from Berlin 20th-century German sculptors Communists in the German Resistance were condemned by

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title: Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper

texts: <mask> is an American Naval officer. She is a Captain in the United States Navy. She is an experienced salvage officer. Her major projects include de- stranding the Exxon Houston off the coast of Barbers Point, on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. The Meritorious Service Medal, two Navy Commendation Medals, and two Navy Achievement Medals are some of the awards that Stefanyshyn-Piper has received. She completed five spacewalks during her time on two Space Shuttle missions. She is 39th on the all-time list of space walkers.St. Paul, Minnesota, United States, was where Stefanyshyn-Piper was born. Her father was sent to work in Germany during World War II after he was born in Halychyna. After the war, he married a German woman and they both moved to the U.S. Stefanyshyn-Piper was raised in the Ukrainian cultural community of Minneapolis–Saint Paul and is a member of Plast, a Ukrainian scouting organization. In 1980 she graduated from the all-girls Derham Hall High School with a degree in mechanical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is a licensed ham radio operator. They have a son named Michael after Glenn A.Piper's grandfather.After marrying, she changed her name to serve as a reminder of her family roots. In June 1985 she received her commission from the Naval ROTC Program at MIT. She completed her training at the Naval Diving and Salvage Training Center in Panama City, Florida. She was a part of the de- stranding of the Exxon Houston off the coast of Barbers Point in Hawaii. Stefanyshyn-Piper was a Captain in the United States Navy. She was awarded several medals during her military career, including the Defense Superior Service medal, two Legion of Merit


title: Brinolfo Algotsson

texts: <mask> was a Swedish Catholic prelate and theologian who served as the Bishop of Skara from 1278 until his death. He studied in Paris for almost two decades before returning to his homeland as a dean and canon. He worked hard to reform the education of schools and reorganize his see. He was forced into exile but was able to continue his work after his return. He was known to be a saint with dozens of miracles reported both during and after his life, with some reported at the site of his tomb in the cathedral. There were several processes and commissions set up to collect testimonies and documents to support his cause for canonization with an appeal made to the Council of Constance to declare him as such; canonization did not occur during the council, but Pope Martin V encouraged and endorsed the cause. Pope Innocent VIII approved for his relics to be translated which occurred during the pontificate of his successor Pope Alexander VI who acted as a "defacto" canonization despite attempts to convince the pontiff to do so.<mask> <mask> was born in the 1240s or 1230s in Vstergtland as the second of eight sons of the nobleman Brinolfsson and Margareta Petersdotter. 1235). He was sent to Paris to study ecclesial studies after graduating from the cathedral school in Skara. He was noted for his extensive learning as well as his background in canon law. He studied philosophy and science at the college. He was appointed the dean for the Linkping chapter and the canon for Skara prior to being appointed the Bishop of Skara in 1278, which Pope Nicholas III confirmed. He was enthroned in the spring of 1279.In 1281 he issued a charter which governed various tithes and fining fellow prelates for various crimes

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texts: should guilt be determined. The bishop worked hard to ensure that the needs and teachings of the Church were included in public policies. He supported the work of the missionaries who came to his diocese. There were poems and theological works written by <mask>. He built a house in Paris for students from Skara. He fled into exile in 1288 to escape King Magnus Ladulas who was displeased with his work. His father and some of his brothers were killed or imprisoned as a result of his exile.The persecution of his house came in 1289 when he and the king were reconciled, which allowed him to return to Skara to continue his work. He oversaw a thorn from Jesus Christ's Crown of Thorns brought to the Skara diocese from Ldse due to close ties he had with Norwegian prelates. He helped in the financing of the reconstruction of the Stavanger Cathedral after it was destroyed in a fire. On 2 September 1304 he welcomed a Norwegian ship with 2000 people and presented them with a thorn which was carried in a solemn procession to the cathedral. He hoped to use the revenue from the pilgrimage destination to improve the cathedral. The feast for the relic's reception was made on 2 September and he wrote the Historia de Spinea Corona to describe how the thorn was gifted to his diocese. It was said that the bishop turned water into wine on several occasions, just like Jesus Christ did at the wedding in Cana.His remains were buried in the Skara Cathedral. The holiness of the late bishop was revealed to her by a vision that she received when she visited his tomb. She saw the Blessed Mother and Jesus Christ in her vision as well as the bishop. In 1417, the Sainthood King of Pomerania appointed a commission in Skara to


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texts: collect documentation and testimonies for the late bishop with the cause being given to Swedish monks who did additional research on the bishop's life and miracles. The Bishop of Nidaros Eskil and the Bishop of Lund Peder Kruse wrote an application to the Council of Constance in 1414 to have Johannes Haquini canonized. Pope Martin V said the cause would continue 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 INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Between 1404 and 1417 there were 34 miracles recorded in Skara or Ldse.Additional documentation was collected for submission to Pope Innocent VIII in order to have <mask> canonized in 1498. Innocent VIII's death hampered this a lot. Innocent VIII gave permission before his death for the relics to be translated and for a liturgy to be added to that date. Even though no formal sanctification was celebrated and no official papal bull subscribed, this took place during the pontificate of his successor Pope Alexander VI who was elected a week prior. Pope Alexander VI was told that it would be good for the Swedish church if four Swedish Blesseds, such as Hemming of Turku, were to be canonized. In 1499, the pope granted permission for a second translation of relics after no progress had been made. This never happened.13th-century deaths of Roman Catholic bishops in Sweden are linked to 13th-century venerated


title: Işın Karaca

texts: <mask>, better known as In Funda Bykkaraca, is a British-born Turkish Cypriot pop singer. In Funda Bykkaraca was born into a Turkish Cypriot family and had to emigrate to the United Kingdom. Her mother eniz Bykkaraca is a restaurant owner in Cyprus and her father Ali Bykkaraca was a real estate agent. She majored in theatre at the London IV King Edward School. Erda Kvan is <mask>'s son from her first husband. She had an affair with Yrk for 12 years. The director and motocross racer married on May 30, 2011.She gave birth to her daughter in 2011. Two years later, the couple divorced. On December 29, 2016 she married Turul Odaba. After being caught for stealing, her ex- husband was arrested in Brazil. In April, it was revealed that <mask> was paying a million dollar debt. She had changed her daughter's family name to Bykkaraca. <mask> and Turul Odaba divorced in November.She started dating Can Yapcolu in December. In began her musical career as a vocalist for Sezen Aksu. The Turkish translation of Disney's Hercules' Soundtrack was performed by her in 1997. The Turkish translations of this album were also performed by her. She became the lead

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