title: David Berkeley

texts: many artists, including Billy Bragg, Gary Jules, Dido, Vienna Teng, Joseph Arthur, Hem, Mason Jennings and Ben Lee. <mask>'s live concerts, both those with a full band and the solo ones, have been praised for their richness and gentleness. He uses short anecdotes between songs that are very funny and witty. The "Atlanta Collective", a similar project focused on blues, was formed by <mask> in July of 2009. They wanted to have as many musicians from Atlanta as possible once a month, on a Wednesday, in the Old Fourth Ward area. The three artists, along with other local musicians, covered Bob Dylan's album Blood on the Tracks on their debut. Rumours was the second album covered.Johnny Cash and Sgt. had albums played. A song by The Beatles. <mask>'s debut album, The Confluence, received very positive reviews that compared him to other great artists in his field such as Nick Drake. His voice has been defined by a reviewer so hypnotizing that he could easily spin tales of cleaning his bathroom, cleaning his catbox, or participating in any number of equally mundane or horrifying events. The arrangements for his music were appreciated. His delivery has been defined delicate and respectful, sober but not cheap, sweet and sour, his songs are considered rich in texture and poetic, and his voice is confident and reassured. After the Wrecking Ships was chosen as the best album of 2004 by Rob O'Connor, who was an established Rolling Stone critic.Jon Pareles was a critic for the New York Times. The Pittsburgh Pulp defined <mask> as one of the best examples in the resurgence of folk rock, praising the American taste of his songs along with his melodic and melancholy voice. Rob O'Connor noticed a similarity between Eddie Vedder's quieter side and that of Rob O'Connor on Harp Magazine. He was one of the most important emerging songwriters in the United States in the same year. To highlight <mask>'s perception by the general public, it is interesting to notice that he was hired to help a fan serenading his ex-girlfriend. The song Red, included in this album, has been criticized by

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texts: the people of Cleveland for depicting their town in a negative way; the only time he sang the song in Ohio, <mask> changed the reference in the lyrics to Pittsburgh. Live from Fez was appreciated in its maturity and was reviewed as a good ensemble work, although some reviewers took exception at <mask>'s on-stage habit, reflected in this album, to intersperse his setlist of quiet, warm songs with light-hearted banter.The critics added to the list of artists <mask> has been compared to, including James Taylor, <mask>, Jackson Browne, Cat Stevens, and Five for Fighting. Some critics think the album could give <mask> the big break. According to another critic, <mask> is now above comparisons and could be mentioned in the same period as most of the artists he has been compared to. The passion and diversity of his lyrics and the poignancy of his music have been widely praised. His arrangements have been highlighted for their originality and complexity. <mask>'s previous albums have been praised for their originality, but Some Kind of Cure has been praised for its range of influences. Although the more rock songs have been judged less interesting than the rest of the album, <mask>'s skills as a lyricist and a storyteller have been once again praised, and the texture of the songs have been called "subtle" with the lyrics mentioned as "thoughtful but not self-indulgentHis ability to describe reality under other people's point of view is considered exceptional. It has been judged the best album <mask> has released yet because of the warmth of the melodies and the soul he seems to have poured in it, although some judged it too measured and not emotional enough. Comparisons were suggested with Steve Reynolds, Josh Ritter, Rosie Thomas, Ray LaMontagne, Ben Gibbard, Joseph Arthur, Dan Fogelberg and John Denver. The Boston Phoenix defined him as the best of the young American songwriters, a voice full of feeling and a big, big heart. The balls are supposed to say what he thinks. Discography studio albums include The Confluence, After the Wrecking Ships, Live from Fez, and Some

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title: Hugh Ferriss

texts: <mask> was an American architect, illustrator, and poet. He explored the psychological condition of modern urban life, a common cultural inquiry of the first decades of the twentieth century. A colleague said he influenced his generation of architects more than any other man. The setting for Batman and Kerry Conran's Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow were influenced by Ferriss. <mask> was trained as an architect at Washington University in his native St. Louis, Missouri. Ferriss began to specialize in creating architectural rendering for other architects' work rather than designing buildings himself. He was tasked with creating a perspective drawing of a building or project.This was done either as part of the sales process for a project or to promote the project to a wider audience. His drawings were often destined for shows. Ferriss gained a reputation as a result of this, as his works were often published rather than just given to the architect's client. He became a sought after artist after setting up as a free-lance artist. Ferriss was hired as a delineator for Gilbert in New York City in 1912. Gilbert's Woolworth Building is where some of Ferriss's earliest drawings are from. In 1915, with Gilbert's blessing, he left the firm and set up shop as an independent architectural delineator.Ferriss and Lapham were married in 1914. Ferriss began to develop his own style, often presenting the building at night, lit up by spotlights, or in a fog, as if photographed with a soft focus. The shadows cast by and on the building became more important than the revealed

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texts: surfaces. The style elicited emotional responses from the viewer. His drawings were featured in publications such as the Century Magazine and the Christian Science Monitor. His writings appeared in a number of publications. New York City passed landmark laws in 1916 that limited the massing of buildings according to a formula.The tendency for buildings to occupy the whole of their lot was counteracted. In 1922 the skyscraper architect Harvey Wiley Corbett commissioned <mask> to draw a series of four step-by-step perspectives demonstrating the architectural consequences of thezoning law, since many architects were not sure what these laws meant for their designs. The four drawings were used in his book. The book illustrated many drawings of tall buildings. Some of the sketches were theoretical studies of possible setbacks. The designs were for other architect's skyscrapers. A sequence of views in Manhattan emerged at the end of the book.He was elected into the National Academy of Design as an Associate member in 1955 and became a full Academician in 1960. Ferriss died in 1962. His archive, including drawings and papers, can be found in the Drawings and Archives Department at Columbia University. The <mask>s Memorial Prize is given by the American Society of Architectural Illustrators. Ferriss's "Fourth Stage" drawing is executed in bronze on the medal. The Liberty Memorial is in Kansas City, Missouri. Harold Van Buren Magonigle was an architect.The Tribune Tower has four stages. The architects are Howells & Hood. The club is in Detroit, Michigan. smith hinchman and

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texts: grylls are architects The building is in New York City. Raymond Hood is an architect. The Buhl Building is in Detroit, Michigan.smith hinchman and grylls are architects The Board of Trade Building is in Chicago. Holabird and root are architects. The Penobscot Building is in Detroit, Michigan. smith hinchman and grylls are architects The Guardian building is in Detroit, Michigan. smith hinchman and grylls are architectsThe Telephone Building is in St. Louis, Missouri. Russell & Crowell and Timlin are architects. <mask>, <mask>. Carol Willis wrote an essay about the metropolis of tomorrow. The Princeton Architectural Press was published in New York. <mask> has a copy of the 1929 edition. An artist's view of contemporary buildings.Columbia University Press was in New York. <mask>s. <mask> created a series of drawings. The magazine was published in July 1919. Further reading William J. Modern architecture since 1900. There are masterpieces of American architecture.There is a book in Mineola, New York. Charles Scribner published a 1930 edition. 125 Years of Architecture and Engineering was written by Smith and Grylls. Detroit: Wayne State University Press. Carol was the author of Architectural Sculpture of America. The man is <mask>. An exhibition was held by the Architectural League of New York.<mask>s architectural drawings and papers were external links. It is held by the Department of Drawings and Archives. The library is at Columbia University. There are more than 350 original drawings held by Columbia University. Artists from St. Louis were alumni of the Sam Fox

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title: Alice Pung

texts: <mask> is at the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival. Her books include the memoirs Unpolished Gem and Her Father's Daughter. <mask> is a lawyer. She is an artist in residence at the University of Melbourne and has worked as an art instructor and independent school teacher. The Teochew Chinese parents of <mask> were from Cambodia. Her parents fled the killing fields of the Khmer Rouge to Australia in 1980. <mask> was named <mask> because her father thought Australia was a wonderful place.She was born in Footscray and grew up in Braybrook. The Catholic junior girls school Christ the King College in Braybrook was one of the five schools Pung attended. <mask> is a lawyer and studied law. Unpolished Gem won the Newcomer of the Year Award in the Australian Book Industry Awards. Her Father's Daughter was published in 2011. Her first book for young adults was published. In 2016 a collection of high school students' stories inspired by the novel was published.The Marly books were written by <mask>. The International Writing Program at the University of Iowa was attended by <mask>. She writes about race discrimination, class, cultural stereotypes, and experiences of living in Melbourne, Victoria, for The Monthly. The Melbourne Theatre Company will adapt <mask>'s novel, Laurinda, for the stage in 2020. There are books that are unpolished gem. The Unsociable Sociability of Women's Lifewriting was written by D'Arcens L. The company is located in London.D'Arcangelo is a person named D'Arcangelo. The Journey from Australia to Italy of <mask>'s Bestselling Novel was impurated. The Journal of the Association for the Study of Australian Literature. 1, June. It was 1836-6027. The article is available at: http://openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au/. The Medal of the Order of Australia was awarded to <mask> for his service to literature.

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title: Sandra Boynton

texts: The American humorist, writer, director, music producer, children's author, and illustrator was born on April 3, 1953. More than fifty books, over four thousand greeting cards, and five music albums have been written and illustrated by <mask>. She has designed calendars, wallpaper, bedding, stationery, paper goods, clothing, jewelry, and plush toys. The third of the four daughters was born in Orange, New Jersey and grew up in the Mount Airy section of Philadelphia. Her father was a publisher and co- founder of Boynton/Cook Publishers. Heinemann is the new owner of Boynton/Cook Publishers. When she was two years old, her parents became Quakers.Her father was the Head of the Upper School at Germantown Friends School, where she and her sisters attended from kindergarten through 12th grade. Germantown Friends' arts-centered curriculum is central to her own "upbeat offbeat" ethos as well as its thorough integration of the values of pacifism, independent inquiry, and individualism. She spent part of her 10th grade year at a school in England. In order to avoid science classes, <mask> studied Latin for five years in high school. She entered Yale in the second year of co education. She studied in Paris in the second semester of her junior year. She majored in English and sang with the Yale glee club.When additional singers were needed for a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at Carnegie Hall, she joined the glee club. She described herself as an enthusiastic but undistinguished alto. She received a special master's degree at her graduation from Yale in 1974. The honor was a fiction and wasUnbeknownst to the graduation audience.

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title: Sandra Boynton

texts: Shortly before the ceremony, she told Professor Davis that "my parents are here, so I'd really appreciate it if you could just mumble some Latin after my name". He wanted to become a theater director. She attended the University of California, Berkeley for a year for graduate studies in drama, then transferred to the Yale School of Drama D.F.A.She didn't complete the program. When she gave birth to her first child in 1979 she put her career in the theater on hold because it wasn't compatible with raising a family. She had teachers during her undergraduate and graduate years. In 2002 she gave a talk at Yale called "The Curious Misuse of a Yale Education". The Alternative Cards commercial movement began in the mid-1970s, and <mask>'s greeting card designs for Recycled Paper Greetings were at the forefront. Over 500 million copies of <mask>'s distinctive humorous cards, featuring an assortment of unnamed cartoon animal characters, spare layout, and droll messages, were sold between 1973 and 2003 according to Mike Keiser. The 1975 birthday card has images of animals and the message "Hippo Birdie Two Ewes", which is a pun on the phrase "Happy Birthday to You".Over ten million copies of the card have been sold. Since the 1977 release of Hippos Go Berserk!, <mask> has published many children's books, as well as several illustrated humor books for the general market. The laminated paperboard format known as board books are her most popular books for young children. Workman Publishing and Simon & Schuster have published nearly all of <mask>'s books. Her books have all been New York Times best sellers. Philadelphia Chickens, which reached

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texts: the number one position on the list, was on the list for nearly a year. Moo, Baa, La La La!, The Going to Bed Book, Barnyard Dance, A to Z, Blue Hat, Green Hat, and Oh My Oh My Dinosaurs! were all on the 2001 Publishers Weekly All-Time Bestselling Children's Books list.Sixty million copies of her books have been sold. In 1995 <mask> wrote and directed a benefit reading for Sharon Stage in Connecticut. In November 2005, and again in November 2007, she presented songs from Philadelphia Chickens, Dog Train, and Blue Moo at the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage. In November of 2006 she directed her son in a play. In 1996, <mask> began writing and producing songs, which she has described as "renegade children's music", and these songs have been released as albums. The tracks were recorded by an eclectic group of actors and musicians, including Blues Traveler, John Ondrasik of Five for Fighting, and Laura. King, Sha Na Na, Steve Lawrence, Bobby Vee, Fountains of Wayne, Kacey Musgraves, Ryan Adams, Ben Folds, Brad Paisley, Josh Turner, and Linda Eder.Philadelphia Chickens was nominated for a grammy. The first three albums have been certified gold by the RIAA. The Highly Irritating Orchestra performed a full-length 300-kazoo performance of Maurice Ravel's Boléro in November of 2010. On the recording, <mask> said he was at the perfect level of musical incompetence. She has written the text for four pieces of music that have been performed by the Yale Alumni Chorus on an international tour. Her most popular recorded songs were the subject of music videos she created and directed. In November of 2009, she released her first music video, "One

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texts: Shoe Blues", starring B.B.King is surrounded by a cast of puppets. She also directed "Be Like a Duck" which features all four of her children, and "Penguin Lament" which features John Ondrasik of Five for Fighting. The National Parenting Publications Gold Medal for Barnyard Dance and Your Personal Penguin was one of the awards that <mask> received. She was the 2008 recipient of the National Cartoonists Society's highest honor. Hippos are going to Berserk! He was awarded Hall of Fame status. She won the Providence Prize for One Shoe Blues at the Rhode Island International Film Festival.B. The Crystal Image Award for emerging artist, as director of all four films, the 2D or Not 2D Animation Festival 2011 Golden Pencil Award for Philadelphia Chickens, and the Forster Film Festival 2012 Winner of Song Category for "Be Like a Duck" are all awards. From 1978 until his death from cancer in 2014, <mask> was married to writer and Olympic Bronze medalist Jamie McEwan. McEwan and his Whitewater Slalom doubles partner, Lecky Haller, were able to train with the French team for the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona due to the fact that they were relocated with their children to the Hautes-Pyrénées region of France in 1991. The 4th place was won by McEwan/Haller. A National Geographic sponsored descent of part of the Tsang-Po River in Tibet was described in The Last River by Todd Balf. Two of McEwan's children's books have illustrations by <mask>.They have four children, one of which is a Whitewater Slalom racer. The teams include the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team. The children sang on Philadelphia Chickens. There are many national television, newspaper and


title: Sandra Boynton

texts: radio programs that <mask> has appeared on. The Today Show, USA Today, American Profile, NPR's All Things Considered, CBS Sunday Morning, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal are some of the media. There is a reconstructed 120-year-old barn on her property. Dog Train: A Wild Ride on the Rock-and-Roll Side is an album.Hester in the Wild, A to Z, Blue Hat, Green Hat, Doggies, Horns to Toes, and The Going to Bed Book have been renewed. The Story of Grump & Pout was written by Jamie McEwan. The Barnyard Dance! One, Two, Three! Oh My Oh Dinosaurs! There are 14 other silly songs in the book and audio CD. It was Pajama Time!The Heart of Cool was written by Jamie McEwan. The Fuzzy Fuzzy Moo Cow Book was published in 2003 and 2004. Dog Train: A Wild Ride on the Rock-and-Roll Side is a book and audio CD. Bath Time! BlueMOO: 17 Jukebox Hits from Way Back Never is a book and CD. The Barnyard Bath! Let's Dance, Little Pookie, Night-Night, Little Pookie, One Shoe Blues, Happy Birthday, Little Pookie, Perfect Piggies, Are You a Cow?Happy Hippo, Angry Duck: a book of moods, Little Pookie, and Christmas Parade are all board books. Are you a cow? The Bunny Rabbit Show has a book and audio CD. Halloween! Dinosaur dance! HOG WILD! Merry Christmas, Little Pookie is a book and audio CD.How big is Zagnodd? Jungle Night is a song with Yo Yo Ma on cello. There is a dance called the Woodland Dance! Fa La La La! Moo, Baa, Fa La La La! Pookie's Thanksgiving (2022) Peekaboo Rex! General market books include The Compleat Turkey, Chocolate: The Consuming Passion, and Don't Let The Turkeys Get You Down. There is a gallery of her work on the NCS Awards


title: Johann Eleazar Zeissig

texts: Schenau himself.The doppelte Verlust is one of the works. There is a reference to Schenau. In: Heinrich Keller. In Dresden lebenden Knstlern ist die Nachrichten von allen. S. 143–155 was written by Dyk. Lexikon der Oberlausitzischen Schriftsteller und Knstler is written by G. F. Otto. Band 3 is Abt.1. S. 192–7 was written by Grlitz. Schenau, <mask>. In: George Kaspar Nagler. Knstler-Lexicon is an allgemeine. Band 15. Fleischmann, Mnchen was published in 1845.Die Akademie der bildenen Knste ist besondere, besondere, besondere, besondere, besondere, besondere, besondere, besondere, besondere, In the year 1864, the city of Dresden, S. 56f. David Goldberg has a catalog of illustrations. Richard Menzel was born in Zittau. Fr. August Czischkowsky is a man. Groschnau ist Zeit- und Ortsgeschichte.Groschnau was born in 1886. The person is L. W. Schmidt. Diss., Heidelberg in the 19th century. H. Marx said, "den guten Geschmack Einzufhren." Schenau ist Geburtstag von <mask> Zeissig. In: Dresdner. S. 10–18 was published in 1988.There is a Brockhaus. 2. There is anlage. Brockhaus, in 2001, S. 1034. Anke Frhlich said grazie und erhaben. The Werke des Oberlausitzer Malers is located in the Museum of Grlitz. In: Grlitzer Magazin.S. 12–31 was published in 2006 Anke Frhlich said "mit seinen schnen Ideen und sanften Pinseln". A description of the Dresdner genremaler and a description of the Akademiedirektor. In: Dresdner. S. 180–6 was published in 2007. There are external links to the Artnet Engravings after Schenau and the L'Origine de la

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title: Gustave Gilbert

texts: <mask> was an American psychologist best known for his writings containing observations of high-ranking Nazi leaders during the Nuremberg trials. The Psychology of Dictatorship was written to profile Hitler using testimonials from his closest generals and commanders. Many universities and colleges still study <mask>'s work in the field of psychology. <mask> was the son of Jewish-Austrian immigrants and was born in the state of New York. He received a scholarship from the School for Ethical Culture. <mask> received a degree in psychology from Columbia University in 1939. <mask> had a degree from the American Board of Examiners in professional psychology.<mask> was commissioned as a First Lieutenant during World War II. He was sent overseas as a translator because of his knowledge of German. After the end of the war, <mask> was sent to Nuremberg, Germany, as a translator for the International Military Tribunal for the trials of the World War II German prisoners. <mask> was the prison psychologist. During the process of the trials <mask> became, after Douglas Kelley. The Rorschach inkblot test was administered to the 22 defendants in the Nazi leadership group by <mask> and Kelley. The American Military Chief Psychologist, <mask>, was involved in the Nuremberg trials as a witness.After the trials, <mask> returned to the US. <mask> was teaching, researching, and writing. In 1947 he published part of his diary, consisting of observations taken during interviews, interrogations, "eavesdropping" and conversations with German prisoners, under the title Nuremberg Diary. The diary was first published in full in 1961. In 1948, as Head Psychologist at the Veterans Hospital at Lyons, NJ, <mask> treated veterans of World Wars I and II who had suffered nervous breakdowns, and he had a famous exchange with Gring. <mask> published The Psychology of Dictatorship in 1950. <mask> tried to portray a profile of the

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title: Gustave Gilbert

texts: psychological behavior of Hitler, based on reports from Hitler's commanders in prison in Nuremberg.<mask> was an Associate Professor of Psychology at Michigan State College when he attended the 62nd Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association in New York. <mask> was part of a discussion about psychological approaches to the problem of anti-intellectualism. <mask> was the chairman of the psychology department at Long Island University in Brooklyn when he was summoned to testify in the trial of Hitler. <mask> testified on May 29, 1961, about how Kaltenbrunner and Hss tried to convince him that they were responsible for the deaths of the Jews. Both men had accounts of Eichmann. He presented a document handwritten by Hss that was a survey of the process of extermination at Auschwitz and different sums of people gassed there. <mask>'s psychological analyses of the prisoners at Nuremberg were not accepted by the court.Leon Pomeroy, a recent graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, was persuaded by <mask> to start a clinical doctorate program in psychology at Long Island University. <mask> was the chairman of the psychology department at Long Island University. On February 6 1977, <mask> died. In film, television and theater productions, <mask> <mask> has been portrayed by the following actors. There are 8. The year 2007. In the book, Abe Fields sits in on the trials as a psychologist and speaks to the defendants.The works were selected. The diary of Nuremberg. Straus and Company is in New York. The year 1948). "Hermann Gring: Amiable Psychopath". The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology is a journal. The year 1950.The Psychology of Dictatorship is based on an examination of the leaders of Nazi Germany. The Ronald Press Company is in New York. In 1951. Stereotype persistence and change among college students. The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology was published in

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title: Leo Perutz

texts: <mask> was an Austrian novelist and mathematician. He was born in the capital of the Czech Republic and became a citizen of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. He moved to Palestine in 1938 after living in Vienna. According to the biographical note on the English translations of his novels, he was a mathematician and worked for an insurance company. He was related to a scientist. He spent the summer and autumn months in the market town of St. Wolfgang and in Vienna during the 1950s. He died in Austria in 1957.His first novel, The Third Bullet, was written while he was recovering from a wound he sustained in the First World War. The eleven novels that <mask> wrote gained the admiration of many people. The Master of the Day of Judgement is one of the best non-supernatural horror novels. A largely non- religious family of Jewish ancestry has a child named <mask>. He studied probability theory, statistics, actuarial science, and economics after moving to Vienna. <mask>' novels are short and are usually historical novels that combine fast-paced adventure with a metaphysical twist. They are influenced by the work of other authors.Friedrich Torberg, an Austrian novelist, once characterized the literary style of <mask> as the result of a little infidelity of Agatha Christie. Napoleon's campaign in Spain was featured in the Marquis of Bolibar. The stories of a Jewish woman and the Emperor are bound together by the love shared in their dreams by a Jewish woman and the Emperor. da Vinci's quest for an appropriate face to give the betrayer in his Last Supper is interwoven with the squabble between a usurer and the merchant to whom he owes money in <mask>'s Judas. The title of his 1933 novel

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title: Leo Perutz

texts: Saint Peter's Snow, also known in English as The Virgin's Brand, refers to a drug which induces religious fervour; the Nazis did not care for it. The critic considered it to be a psychological detective story. The novel was decades ahead of its time due to the description of a hallucinogenic drug 10 years before the discovery of LSD.He was surprised that it discussed the experimental use of hallucinogen on an isolated village 20 years before the Pont-Saint-Esprit mass poisoning, and that it proposed that ergot was the psychoactive ingredient used in the ancient mystery cults 40 years before this was put forward. The Master of the Day of Judgement is a mystery about the circumstances surrounding an actor's death in the early twentieth century, while Little Apple is about a First World War soldier's quest for revenge. "Undoubtedly the finest fantasy author of his time" is how the critic describes Perutz in his discussion of German language fantastic literature. An element of the fantastic, with dramatic plots featuring confusing and conflicting interpretations of events, is typically contained in Perutz's work. The Virgin's Brand was a novel published in English in 1935. Bulletin of Bibliography, Vol. 2: "<mask>tz: An English Bibliography." 48 No.December 1991, pp. 195–7. Hans Harald Mller is read further by C.H. Beck and Dietrich Neuhaus. P. Lang, 1984 and Hans Harald Mller, 1984 are some of the people who wrote the Einheit von Geschichte. There is a man named <mask>. Abgrndige Konstruktionen is unruhige. The Stationen der Wirkung is located in Sonderzahl.Ulrike Siebauer said, "Ich kenne alles." There is a brief biography in German Appreciation by Jessica Amanda

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title: Ancel Henry Bassett

texts: <mask> was a Methodist minister, author, editor, and historian who left the Methodist Episcopal Church to join the Methodist Protestant Church. He was an influential leader and editor of the Western Recorder. The General Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church requested that he write and publish a denominational history in 1876. He was the youngest child of Elihu and <mask> and was born in Massachusetts. The father of <mask>'s mother died in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1814. He joined the Methodist Episcopal Church after becoming a Christian. He was able to study Greek and work in a book bindery while attending school in Cincinnati.After observing some of the debates of the Methodist reform movement, he left the Methodist Episcopal Church and joined the new Methodist Protestant Church. He was licensed to preach in Cincinnati in 1830 after meeting Asa Shinn, a minister and leader in the Methodist Protestant Church. He was elected to serve as Secretary of the Ohio Conference for seven years and then as President for five years. The marriage took place on August 24, 1836, in Greenbush, Preble County, Ohio. Robert and Mary White had a child named Priscilla. She was named after her fifth-great-grandmother, who was interested in history, genealogy, and Christian missions. The daughter of a Methodist minister was the granddaughter of a Methodist minister and the sister of three ministers.In 1845 he left the preaching ministry to become Editor of the Western Recorder, a denominational newspaper with anti-slavery sentiment. The publication became the official periodical of the Methodist Protestant Church in 1854. He served in these capacities until he retired in 1872. Many of the

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texts: articles in the periodicals were written by <mask>. He wrote a lot of articles condemning slavery. The Voice of Praise, the Methodist Protestant Church's 1873 hymnal, was edited by him. The hymn "Midnight Praise" was written by him.Historian and Author <mask> had a passion for history while he was Editor and publisher. He had a peculiarly retentive memory, and facts once fixed in his mind seemed never to fade out. Over fifty years of denominational periodicals and records were in his possession. He was the first president of The Mad River Valley Pioneer and Historical Association and helped organize a local historical society in Springfield, Ohio. To rescue oblivion from interesting facts and important information would seem a duty which we owe to those who come after us, he said in his inaugural address. The present should provide for the future because it is indebted to the past. The benefit of yesterday's observations and experiences should be carried forward for the benefit of tomorrow.The General Conference of 1875 asked <mask> to write a new history, given his resources and interest in history. A Concise History of the Methodist Protestant Church was published in 1877 and has been viewed as a valuable contribution to ecclesiastical history. The anti-slavery sympathies of the Western and Northern Conferences were downplayed in other histories. He was interested in geology, botany, and astronomy, as well as history, music, Bible, and theology. He was looking for the latest literature and authors on a variety of subjects. He was elected a corresponding member of the "Western Academy of Science" in Cincinnati in 1845. Adrian College gave him a Doctor of Divinity

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title: Ancel Henry Bassett

texts: degree.His descendants have preserved several of his works, including an autobiography and a miniature encyclopedia. <mask> did not have any children. When Susan White Bonebrake died in 1858, <mask> and Priscilla adopted her daughter and raised her. On August 30, 1886, he died at the home of their adopted daughter and niece. He is buried in Springfield, Ohio. "A Concise History of the Methodist Protestant Church, From Its Origin: with Biographical Sketches of Several Leading Ministers of the Denomination, and Also a Sketch of the Author's Life" was written by <mask> H. The 3rd edition.William McCracken was born in Pittsburgh. James Bowen was written by Johnson. "The Johnson Memorial". Howard University Print was published in 1895. The sketches of the Methodist Protestant Church were written by Thomas H. Colhouer. The Methodist Protestant Book Concern was in Pittsburgh. Edward J. Drinkhouse.The History of Methodist Reform: Synoptical of General Methodism 1703 to 1898 has a special and comprehensive reference. The Methodist Protestant Church has a board of publication. There is a new edition of Vol. 1. The Norwood Press was published in 1899. Nolan B., ed. The Encyclopedia of World Methodism.There is a new edition of Vol. 1. The United Methodist Publishing House was in Nashville in 1974. "Standard History of Springfield and Clark County, Ohio" was written by Benjamin F. Prince. There is a new edition of Vol. 1. The American Historical Society was founded in Chicago in 1922."The Voice of Praise: A Collection of Hymns for the Use of the Methodist Church" is a book. James Robison was born in Pittsburgh. 19th-century Methodists and 19th-century American clergy from Sandwich,

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title: Al Saunders

texts: The American football coach who most recently served as the senior offensive assistant for the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League was born on February 1, 1947. His great-uncle, Ron, played soccer for a number of teams in The Football League and later became a manager, winning honours withNorwich City and Aston Villa. San Jose State University has a Hall of Fame. He was a three-year starter and team captain at defensive back and wide receiver and earned Academic All-American Football honors. He was an All-American swimmer in high school and holds the National record in the sport. He won the Road Runners Club of America's Masters 5K National Championship in 1996. He received theDistinguished Achievement Award from the Theta Chi Fraternity in 2016 for his professional and life accomplishments.He received a master's degree in education from the university. In 1989 he was awarded California's prestigious "Golden State Award" for excellence in community service and leadership. Billy Mize was a three-time winner of the Academy of Country Music's Personality of the Year Award. Dr. Korrin E., William J, and Robert C<mask> have children. He spent 12 years as a college assistant coach. He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at USC under John McKay and later served as a receivers coach for the University of Missouri's Fiesta Bowl team in 1972. During his time as Utah State's play-caller and offensive backfield coach, he coached Louie Giammona to become the NCAA leader in all purpose yards and rushing.He was an assistant coach for six seasons at the University of California where he worked with All-American quarterbacks Joe Roth and Rich Campbell. He guided the Golden Bears to set 32 NCAA, conference and school records and finished each season ranked in the top ten in the nation in passing. He was an offensive coach at the University of Tennessee in 1982 where he built a record setting offense featuring


title: Al Saunders

texts: future first round wide receiver picks Willie Gault and Clyde Duncan. He was the interim head coach of the San Diego Chargers in 1986 after the resignation of Don Coryell. He was an assistant head coach for one of the most prolific offenses in the history of football in 1985 and was the head coach for two full seasons. For the fifth time in six years, San Diego's "Air Coryell" led the league in passing and total offense. Charlie Joiner, Kellen Winslow, Lionel James and Gary Anderson were tutored by <mask>.From 1989 to 1998 he was with the Kansas City Chiefs. He was the assistant head coach and wide receiver coach for the Pro Bowl team. Marty Schottenheimer was the head coach for 10 winning seasons. He joined the St. Louis Rams coaching staff after the resignation of Dick Vermeil. He helped lead the Rams to a Super Bowl XXXIV victory after he was an associate head coach and receivers coach. The greatest show on turf established many NFL records for scoring and offensive production. The emergence of Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner, the production of Hall of Fame running back Marshall Faulk, and the development of Pro Bowlers Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt were all cited as the key factor in the Rams' innovative and creative success.When Vermeil came out of retirement in 2001, he brought his old mentor and former team, the Kansas City Chiefs, with him. During that 5-year period, the Chiefs offense was the most productive in the league. No team scored more points, gained more yards, or scored more touchdown during that time. A single season record of                                                      Priest Holmes was named the NFL offensive player of the year in 2003 and twice broke the single season rushing touchdown record. Trent Green became the fourth player in league history to finish four consecutive seasons with a QB rating above 90, Tony Gonzales set the NFL single season receiving mark for tight ends, and 11


title: Al Saunders

texts: different offensive players enjoyed Pro Bowl years under <mask>. In 2005, he was named the USA Today's offensive coach of the year, and in 2005, he was ranked as the #1 offensive coach in the past 25 years in the NFL.He joined the coaching staff of the Washington Redskins in January of 2006 as an associate head coach. Washington qualified for the playoffs in 2007, thanks to one of the most dominant rushing teams in the league. Two years later, he retired. On January 30, 2008, he was hired by the St. Louis Rams. The Rams had one of the most dominant rushing attacks in the league thanks to the skills of Pro Bowl running back Stephen Jackson. The senior offensive assistant to John Harbaugh was hired away by the Baltimore Ravens. Todd Heap and Dennis Pitta were both involved in the design of the offense that produced back to back playoff appearances for the Ravens.He was hired by <mask> and Hue Jackson to be the OC and QB coach for the Oakland Raiders. The Oakland offense finished with the second highest total in franchise history and was ranked among the league's leaders in rushing, passing and total offense. On January 31, 2012 after Davis' death and Jackson's firing, <mask> agreed to return to Oakland as Senior offensive assistant under <mask>. He worked in that capacity for three seasons. The Miami Dolphins senior offensive assistant returned to work on October 7 after announcing his retirement on April 10, 2015. During his first two seasons in the league, the wide receiver set a franchise record with over 100 catches and became the most productive in the history of the game. On January 19th, 2016, Jackson's senior offensive assistant, <mask>, came back to Cleveland to be a part of the team.In his first full season as a wide receiver, he turned former quarterback Terrelle Pryor into a 1,000 yard receiver. After the NFL season, he retired from the Browns. There are references to 1947 births in the head coaching

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title: Emil Fuchs (artist)

texts: An Austrian and American sculptor, painter, and author, who worked in Vienna, London and New York, died on 13 January 1929. He painted portraits of Queen Victoria and Edward VII in the early 20th century. He was born in Vienna on August 9, 1866. After living in Austria, Germany and Rome, he began to study painting. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. He studied at the Academy of Arts in Berlin. He won the German Prix de Rome in 1891.In the film D'Annunzio, he had an affair with Elvira Fraternali while in Rome. He had a sister and brother-in-law. He lived in London from 1897 to 1915. He began oil painting in 1897 with the help of John Singer Sargent. He taught at the Royal Academy of Arts. His portraits became fashionable among patrons from the aristocracy and high society after he was commissioned to do portraits for Queen Victoria and Edward VII. He received the Royal Victorian Order in 1909.He was employed by the Mint in England. He had been teaching in Paris, Berlin, Munich, Vienna, and Rome by 1905. The United States <mask> began painting portraits of wealthy people in the United States in 1905. After a wave of anti-German sentiment swept England in 1915, he moved permanently to New York, where he produced more works and offered assistance with the war effort. He became a US citizen in 1924. He shot himself at the Hotel des Artistes in New York on January 13, 1929, after having surgery for cancer in 1928. He left $500,000 plus artworks to the public when he created a foundation to put his art on view as a permanent exhibit.He created works of art in Vienna, Berlin, Rome, England and New York. The collections of his work can be found at the Brooklyn Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Library of Congress. Fourteen works were shown over seven Royal Academy summer exhibitions. There were busts, figure groups, figurines, medals, and marble and bronze plaquettes. At the


title: Emil Fuchs (artist)

texts: autumn exhibition in the Walker Art Gallery in 1898, marble busts of Lady Alice Montagu and Mr Carl Meyer were displayed. He exhibited a portrait of Arthur W. Pinero in 1900 and a bronze sculpture in 1901. He showed a case of medals, including portraits of Queen Victoria, H.M. King Edward VII, Lord Roberts, and General Sir George White.He had an exhibition at the Grafton Galleries. There is a selection of his work. There is a memorial at St George's Chapel. The medals were commissioned by Queen Victoria and are on display at the Brooklyn Museum. There is an oil painting of Queen Victoria at the Brooklyn Museum. There are several medallions commissioned by Queen Victoria. The Brooklyn Museum and the Tate Gallery have King Edward VII's medal.There is a memorial to fallen soldiers. There is a portrait of Edward VII in the Brooklyn Museum. The penny postage stamp was issued by King Edward VII. There is a portrait of Mrs Phil Benkard at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. A replica plaque was carved for the opening of The King's Hall in Herne Bay, Kent. The bust was made between 1897 and 1915. The Saturday Evening Post had a cover design between 1905 and 1929.On October 11, 1924, a statue of Henry J. Heinz was dedicated in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, Washington National Academy of Design, New York City, and the Pioneers' Museum, Colorado Springs have sculptures and paintings by <mask>. On February 7th to March 5th, 1921, an exhibition of his works was held. With pencil, brush and chisel: The life of an artist was published in 1925. Simmons wrote "Emil Fuchs and Etching" in The Print Connoisseur. There are several exhibition catalogs of the artist, available from the Metropolitan Museum of Art libraries. Austrian male sculptors killed themselves by firearm in New York City in the 19th


title: Weng Weng

texts: The Filipino actor, stunt performer, and martial artist was known as <mask> Weng. He was a short person at 83 cm. Dela Cruz was born in Baclaran. Dela Cruz played supporting roles in films until his first starring role. Dela Cruz's starring role in For Your Height Only (1981) was the top selling local production at the Manila International Film Festival. Dela Cruz appeared in D'Wild Wild Weng, The Impossible Kid, and The Cute... The Sexy n' The Tiny with other people.Dela Cruz never worked again in the media industry after changing professional paths. Dela Cruz lived for the rest of his life with his family in Baclaran. Dela Cruz became a cult film icon with the passing of time. Some of his movies went online. Information about him was vague by the 2000s. Two successful documentaries were made about his life. The Search for Weng Weng was published in 2010.On September 7, 1957, Rita De Guzman dela Cruz, the youngest of five brothers, was born to Felicito Jose dela Cruz, an electrician. Dela Cruz's early life was described by his brother. When his mother was pregnant, she didn't know until the doctor told her that he was no bigger than a small Coke bottle. His premature state forced his parents to place him in a shoe box under a light as a rudimentary incubator, feeding him with a dropper. The medical condition caused dela Cruz to be only 2 feet 9 inches tall. Each year, dela Cruz's mother dressed him up as Santo Nio for the annual Baclaran parade to show her


title: Weng Weng

texts: devotion to her faith. Rita felt that Dela Cruz should become an actor because he became popular in the neighborhood.Dela Cruz's father died after falling down a ladder. As a child, dela Cruz was a big fan of action films. He was climbing on clothing lines doing acrobatics and pull-ups. Dela Cruz impressed his instructor so much that the instructor would perform demonstrations with him to promote the school. Peter Caballes of Liliw productions noticed dela Cruz during one of the demonstrations. Dela Cruz's mother, who had a hard time raising five boys, allowed him and his wife to take dela Cruz under their wing for an acting career. Early roles and breakthrough Dela Cruz began to work almost exclusively with Liliw.He played an uncredited role in Silakbo. In 1976, dela Cruz received his first billing as <mask> Weng, which would be his pseudonym for the rest of his career. Ramon Zamora and dela Cruz starred in Chopsuey Meets Big Time Papa in 1978. Comic actor Rodolfo Vera Quizon Jr., better known as Dolphy, was introduced to dela Cruz by Peter Caballes. Quizon felt he could use dela Cruz in a comedy film and hired him to act. The Quick Brown Fox was their first collaboration. Dela Cruz was Quizon's sidekick.The movie was released in 1980. Stariray aired on February 13, 1981. Dela Cruz is in a comedy with Quizon. The agent was released on May 29. Dela Cruz is the lead in the film. Da Best In Da West was released on June 12. Quizon and dela Cruz are in a small


title: Weng Weng

texts: role.There is a musical film on the 2nd of July. It was aired. Dela Cruz makes an appearance. On September 2, For Your Height Only was released, with dela Cruz returning as a secret agent. The film sold out at the Manila International Film Festival. On March 25, 1982, D'Wild Wild Weng was released. Dela Cruz was back in the role of Agent OO for the premiere of The Impossible Kid.The top billing was shared by dela Cruz, Labra and Moran in The Cute... The Sexy n' The Tiny. Dela Cruz was announced as one of the supporting actors in the film, but he is not in the finished film. Dela Cruz did not have a public appearance after 1986. Peter and dela Cruz returned to their hometown under the care of their family after they retired from filmmaking in 1987. Weng Weng films gained cult status after his death. Some of the claims about dela Cruz's life are true and some are not.Two films about him were released. He focused on Philippine's film during his active years. The Search for Weng Weng is the second one about him. Both films were well received. The research showed that dela Cruz made two films. The Sexy and The Tiny are lost. The U-matic master tape of The Quick Brown Fox was destroyed at the last screening.On August 29, 1992, Ernesto dela Cruz died of a heart attack due to hypertension. Works cited Andrew Leavold. The book is about the search for <mask> Weng. The LedaTape Organisation is in Australia. There are links to births and deaths of 20th-century Filipino


title: Jacobus Ferdinandus Saey

texts: <mask> was a Flemish painter who specialized in architectural paintings depicting companies amidst imaginary Renaissance and Baroque palaces and buildings. He worked in Vienna for the rest of his life after starting his career in Flanders. <mask> was born. He might be a cousin of <mask>. He was an apprenticeship of the architecture and perspective painter. According to some sources, van Ehrenberg was his uncle. He became a master in the guild in the 80s.He was recorded in the guild's records in 1681. He was in Mechelen in 1684. The artist married Maria von Risman in Vienna in 1694. He was active in Vienna prior to his marriage. He lived in Vienna. The Flemish community in Vienna seems to have kept in touch with him. The painter Peter Schubart von Ehrenberg and the painter Johannes de Crefft were at his wedding.Antonia's father Anthoni Schoonjans was one of the godfathers. In 1726, he was recorded in Vienna. His death is not known. The subject matter of work General <mask> <mask> <mask> was influenced by his teacher who painted architectural scenes of real and imaginary churches, Renaissance palaces and picture galleries. <mask> mostly focused on imaginary structures and outdoor settings with elegant companies congregating in an informal manner, unlike his master who painted the interiors of real existing buildings. The marble of columns was one of the materials that <mask> was skilled in rendering. His work is characterized by the recurring checkered floors and dramatic use of light.He collaborated with other artists, including the artist who painted the staffage. Even though <mask> rarely signed his paintings, it is difficult to differentiate his artistic production from that of two other Flemish painters who worked in the same style. The work of

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title: Jacobus Ferdinandus Saey

texts: <mask> seems to draw inspiration from the work of the Italian architectural painter Viviano Codazzi who had been influenced by the work of the Flemish and Dutch genre painters active in Rome. The works of these artists have differences. The more realistic architectural or city views of Codazzi and the Bamboccianti were depicted by <mask>. <mask>'s figures are not the common people of Rome going about their daily business, but rather elegant people who are participating in some courtly or artistic activity. Some of <mask>'s architectural scenes appear to represent subjects from mythology or the bible, while others may simply represent some entertainment or story involving fantastic figures imagined by the artist.His Solomon and the Queen of Sheba is depicted in a biblical scene while his Baroque palace with Hermes is depicted in a mythological scene. There are some works that are related to the life of Cleopatra. The Picnic in a palace courtyard may depict a picnic of Cleopatra and Mark Antony. ThePerspective view of an Italian palace animated with figures and celebrations does not depict a specific story. A picture shows elegant figures on a terrace before a palatial building watching a dance performance by a black dancer holding a red macaw. He is holding two dogs on a leash. Two musicians are playing music on the terrace on the right while spectators sit underneath a balustrade on the right.The paintings depicting palace architecture with nocturnal illumination and numerous figures are examples of his works that are intended to impress the viewer through their technical feats of architectural perspective, the dramatic lighting and the mysterious scenes with fantastic figures. There is a monumental portico in front of which an elegant company is

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title: Jacobus Ferdinandus Saey

texts: gathered in both compositions. They were designed to be displayed side by side. The palace architectures are placed on the left and right in each composition and disappear in the distance. The round columns in stained marble with various capitals, cornices and balconies are illuminated by artificial light from torches, which are held by stone statues and vases as well as persons holding lighted torches. A scene in the composition to be hung on the left may refer to the story of the arrival of the Queen of Sheba who is standing with her crown on the stairs. The meaning of the second work is not known.A composition by <mask>s in the collection of the Louvre referred to as the Hunting meal differs from his other work in that it depicts an elegant company in a landscape rather than in front of an imaginary palace. There are links between Flemish Baroque painters and Flemish genre


title: Vladimir Dekanozov

texts: Ivan Vasilyevich Protopopov was a Soviet senior state security operative and diplomat. The official biography states that <mask> was born to the family of the founder of the Party of Georgian Social-Federalists. The Georgian Orthodox Church said that Dekanozishvili was a noble Georgian family. He assumed the name <mask> in order to hide his true origin, something that was common among the Bolsheviks. The blonde and blue-eyed <mask> was not Georgian according to the writer who knew him. Dovydenas claimed that <mask>'s father was an ethnic Russian and that his mother was from a Jewish family. This is supported by the fact that <mask>'s real name was Ivan Vasilyevich Protopopov.According to his biography, <mask> studied in the medical school of Saratov University. He joined the Red Army in 1918 and the Bolshevik Party in 1920. He worked as a secret agent in Transcaucasia, first in the People's Commissariat for Health, then in private oil companies. Lavrenty Beria supported <mask> after he befriended the Cheka of Azerbaijan. The Cheka in Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Transcaucasia had a man named <mask>. He was an instructor of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Georgia. He was one of the leaders of the Georgian and Transcaucasian OGPU.He was a secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Georgia. He was the Narkom of the food industry of Georgia from 1936 to 1936, and from 1937 to 1937 he was the Chairman of Gosplan of Georgia. He was a deputy to the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. Lavrentii Beria was appointed the head of the NKVD in November of 1938. From 1938 to 1939 Dekanozov headed both the foreign intelligence and counterintelligence departments. The purges of the Red Army were carried out by <mask>. He was appointed deputy chief of theNKID in May 1939.Before

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title: Vladimir Dekanozov

texts: 1941, his sphere of responsibility included Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan, and other countries. The military of Lithuania was ordered not to resist by the Soviets when they crossed the border on June 15, 1940. On the same day, <mask> arrived to organize the introduction ofLithuania into the Soviet Union. The Communist Party ofLithuania was headed by Antanas Sniekus. The Soviet military allowed <mask> to fulfill his function as a representative of the Communist Party. The creation of the Soviet Socialist Republic was the work of Dekanozov. The Soviet party-state structure in which the traditional governmental forms were unimportant was imposed onLithuania by him.The Prime Minister of the restructuredLithuanian government was a member of the Communist Party. Aided by specialists for Soviet administration and Soviet security organs sent in from Moscow, <mask> worked through the Lithuanian Communist Party. It is clear that <mask> and Paleckis were window dressing for the Soviet takeover when they brought non-communists into the first government. In order to push his program carefully, <mask> focused first of all on condemning the Smetona regime in Lithuania, then promising to respect private property, and restraining any discussion of joining the Soviet Union. On July 6, <mask>'s government announced that there would be elections for a new parliament on July 14. There are seats in the new parliament up for election in the Union of the Toiling People of Lithuania, which was formed by the Communist Party. The Soviet authorities deported some of the leaders of the old regime to the interior of the Soviet Union on July 11 and 12.The Communist Party of Lithuania was used by <mask> to carry out the will of the Soviet party leadership. The Soviet propagandists insisted that there was only one

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title: Vladimir Dekanozov

texts: acceptable path for the country and all were obliged to follow it. They focused on creating an image of mass support and called for measures to be taken against those who opposed the new order. It was administered within the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) structure of the Stalinist Soviet party-state before it was formally incorporated into the governmental structure of the Soviet Union. <mask> had left Lithuania by the time the new Soviet state structure was in place. He returned to Moscow in July 1940 after the people of the USSR voted to join. He reorganized theLithuanian state, set the social and economic development onLithuania onto a new course, and contributed to the enlargement of the Soviet state in less than a month.The sovietisation ofLithuania began by <mask>. <mask> was the Soviet ambassador to Berlin from 1941 to 1941. He made a visit to Sweden in 1943 that was interpreted by the German Foreign Minister as a sign of the Soviets' desire to make a separate peace with Germany. Hitler refused von Ribbentrop's request that he be allowed to dispatch an envoy to Sweden. After the Second World War, <mask> was the deputy chief of the Foreign Affairs Ministry. After Beria became the Interior Minister of the USSR, he was appointed the Interior Minister of Georgian SSR. Immediately after Beria's removal, he was removed from state positions.According to the "Beria gang", <mask> was a member. He was sentenced to death on December 23, 1953. On the same day, the sentence was carried out. His case was reviewed by both the Soviet Union and the Russian Federation after the fall of the USSR. He was ineligible for rehabilitation in both cases. References to Nijol Maslauskien can be seen before 1941. Between June–December 1940, there was a Purge of Civil Servants in Soviet

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title: Väinö Valve

texts: The last living member of the Royal Prussian Jgerbattalion 27 was a Finn named <mask>. After graduating from middle school, <mask> went to study electrical engineering in Tampere. He secretly traveled to Germany in 1916 to join the Jger movement. He was in military training until 1918, when he became an officer to newly independent Finland and fought in the Civil War with other jgers. In the 1920s, <mask>'s military career was on the rise, and he became commander of the Finnish Navy in 1933. Military co-operation with Estonia was developed by Valve. The Second World War interrupted the approval of Valve's navy development plan.In the Continuation War Valve, navy co-operation with the German Kriegsmarine was organised after the Second World War. The navy took part in the Lapland War to drive off German troops from the country after the armistice with the Soviet Union. The defence minister of Finland was <mask>. He made a career in banking after leaving the army. He was involved in jger association activities. In 1992 <mask> was promoted to general. He was the last jger of the Finns.Vin Vhtupa was the birth place of Valve. His father, Matti Vhtupa, worked in the military and later started his own business. Vin had a large family. He was in middle school when he was 17 years old. He was interested in electrical engineering and began his apprenticeship at the City Electricity Works, then to the Imperial Russian Navy in Katajanokka and finally to the State Railways repair depot. In 1914, Vin Vhtupa started electrical engineering studies. Vhtupa changed his name to Valve in 1915.He decided to join the Jger movement after he interrupted his studies in the winter of 1916. He arrived in Germany on 1 May after skiing over Kvarken in

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title: Väinö Valve

texts: Sweden. The Finns formed the Royal Prussian Jgerbattalion 27. He was sent to the east front in November after being ordered to join the army. The howitzer battery of the battalion had <mask> in it. He was sent to Libau for training and was promoted to lieutenant. In February 1918, he returned to his home country of Finland.The returned jgers took part in the Civil War of the Finns on the white side, while <mask> was an officer in the army. In 1918, after the war was over, <mask> started as a trainer in a new school. He became commander of the Heavy Artillery battalion in the autumn of 1919. In 1919 <mask> became a major and lieutenant colonel. <mask> was promoted to colonel at the age of 29 and was the fastest promoted member of the Jger movement. The military leadership wanted to place the jgers in the key positions in order to push aside the older officers who had served in the Imperial Russian Army. Commander course was held in General Staff College.In 1927, <mask> became commander of the entire coastal defence of Finland after the coastal defence of the navy was put together into one organisation. He completed the naval warfare course in 1929. In 1933, <mask>'s title was changed to Navy Commander and he became a major general. At the sea coast and lake Ladoga, the coastal cannon was enlarged and modernized. Valve was involved in developing defence co-operation. A part of the plan was to close the Gulf of Finland and fortify Mkiluoto island, which is close to Porkkala peninsula. In the early 1930s, the Navy was strengthened by five submarines and two Vinminen-class coastal defence ships, and the decision about purchasing the two heavily armed floating fortresses was made without listening.The Navy only got a small slice of

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texts: the national defence budget after this. Field Marshal C.G.E. is the head of the Defence Committee. Mannerheim didn't know much about naval warfare. When Valve became a member of the committee, new plans for the Navy development were in place, but they could not be executed because of the Winter War. The Navy was led by Valve during the Second World War. The Winter War was low on naval activity and the coastal artillery fought efficiently against the Soviet Navy and ground forces. The relationship between Germany and Finland was established after the war ended.The Soviet Navy was blocked from entering the eastern part of the Gulf of Finland during the Continuation War. Before the war broke out, Valve had created good relations with the Kriegsmarine. After signing the Armistice with the Soviet Union in 1944, Finland was obligated to drive off the German army from its area. The first military action against Germany was taken in Suursaari island by Valve's troops. This was the beginning of the war. The defence minister fell ill. In December Mannerheim called <mask> to take the place of Walden in J.K. Paasikivi's cabinet.A political valve was not able to work efficiently in the government. After the end of his term, he led the demining of the sea areas. He was a lieutenant general in the army. <mask> started a new career in banking. He was the bank manager for KOP in Saarijrvi and Pitjnmki. In 1992 <mask> was promoted to General. He was the last member of the Jgerbattalion 27.In 2007, the city of Helsinki named a park after <mask>en katu. <mask> was married to Margareta (Greta) Cornér in 1968. The couple had three children. In 1922, there was a married couple, Hnninen and Helena Mathilda. Aili Aune née Haahti was married to <mask>

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title: Jason Grilli

texts: <mask> is an American former professional baseball pitcher. He played in Major League Baseball for the Florida Marlins, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, Colorado Rockies, Pittsburgh Pirates, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Atlanta Braves, Toronto Blue Jay, and Texas Rangers. <mask> was one of the top starting pitchers in the Minor Leagues in 1998 and 1999 and was the fourth overall selection in the 1997 MLB draft by the San Francisco Giants. He was traded by the Giants to the Florida Marlins in 1999. <mask> became a relief pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2011. He had a 2.48 earned run average and 10.2 strikeouts per nine strikeouts per nine in the year of 2012 and further improved after that, when his strikeout rate climbed to 13.8. <mask> became Pittsburgh's closer at the age of 36 after making his first All-Star team.He had a 3.09 earned run average with 11.9 K/9, 3.3BB/9 and a 34.2% ground-ball rate over the course of four years. <mask>'s father, Steve, played for the Syracuse Chiefs in 1978 and moved

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title: Jason Grilli

texts: to Central New York. The New York Yankees drafted Grilli in the 24th round of the 1994 Major League Baseball draft, but he chose not to sign. He went to college at Seton Hall University, where he played baseball from 1995 to 1997. Charles Nagy's Big East Conference record of 18 strikeouts in a game was broken by Grilli in his junior year. He pitched to a 6–4 win-loss record and a 4.65 earned run average with 125 strikeouts. In 1995 he played for the Cotuit Kettleers in the Cape Cod Baseball League and in 1996 he played for the Whitecaps.The San Francisco Giants selected <mask> in the first round of the 1997 Major League Baseball draft. <mask> was praised by scouts for his good delivery, size and bloodlines. Russ Bove wrote that Grilli reminded him of Jim Palmer. <mask> was considered to be a top prospect when he was a high draft pick. He was ranked as the No. 1 by Baseball America. 54 prospect in 1998. There were 44 prospects in 1999.<mask> began his professional career in 1998 with the Double-A Shreveport

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title: Jason Grilli

texts: Captains of the Texas League. Grilli went 7–10 in 21 games for the Captains with a 3.79 ERA and 100 strikeouts. Grilli went 2–3 with a 5.14ERA in eight games with the Grizzles. <mask> was selected to play in the Texas League All-Star game. Livn Hernndez was acquired by the Florida Marlins from the Giants on July 25, 1999. <mask> made his major-league debut in 2000. Grilli missed the entire 2002 minor-league season because of Tommy John surgery.He pitched most of the season for Albuquerque. <mask> was drafted by the Chicago White Sox in the 2003 Rule 5 draft. He was heavily scouted as an amateur by Doug Laumann. He was selected in the White Sox organization. <mask> was designated for assignment in January 2005 after the White Sox signed Iguchi. Grilli signed a minor league contract with the Detroit Tigers. He was traded for by the Tigers for the second time in 1999 and they were familiar with his abilities.Grilli joined the parent club after helping the Toledo Mud Hens win the International League Championship.


title: Jason Grilli


title: Jason Grilli

texts: boos at his home park.In road games, he posted a 1.91 ERA. Grilli has a resilient arm, that's why Jim Leyland likes him. ... There's a lot to be said about that. During his time with the Tigers, Grilli decided to abandon his big-breaking curveball in favor of a slider. There was a transition from starting games in the minor league to relief pitchers in the major league. Jeremy Bonderman helped Grilli adjust his grip and delivery.Grilli said that he knew he could throw a slider because it was a minor adjustment on how you release the ball. On April 30, 2008, <mask> was traded to the Colorado Rockies. The move was made to clear a spot on the roster. In January 2009, <mask> announced that he would pitch for Italy in the World Baseball Classic. <mask> was assigned to the Rockies on June 5, 2009. <mask> was acquired by the Texas Rangers for cash considerations. Grilli was granted free agency.On December 2, 2009, Grilli signed a minor-league contract with the Cleveland Indians and was invited to spring training.


title: Jason Grilli

texts: Grilli underwent surgery for a torn quadriceps muscle after he suffered a severe knee injury in spring training. He missed the entire 2010 season because of the injury and rehabilitation. Grilli filed for free agency. Grilli signed a minor-league contract with Philadelphia on January 30, 2011. He was released from the IronPigs on July 20 after posting a 1.93 earned run average in 32 appearances. Grilli signed a minor-league contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates on July 21, 2011, and spent the rest of the season on the Pirates major-league roster.<mask> and Clint Hurdle were <mask>'s managers with the Rockies and the Pirates, respectively. <mask> played in 64 games for the Pirates in 2012 and recorded a 1–6 record. He had 32 holds, second-best in the National League, and his 13.8 strikeouts per nine-innings was the fourth-best in the NL. Grilli's top speed that season was 93.6 mph. The Pirates re-signed <mask> to a two-year contract, the first multi-year deal of his career. Grilli turned down more lucrative


title: Jason Grilli

texts: offers from other teams to stay with the Pirates. Two weeks later, the Pirates made a major trade by sending incumbent closer Joel Hanrahan along with infielder Brock Holt to the Boston Red Sox for infielder Ivn DeJess Jr., relief pitcher Mark Melancon, and relief pitcher Stolmy<mask> is the favorite to be the Pirates' closer for the upcoming season. <mask> pitched for Italy in the World Baseball Classic. <mask> was the Pirates closer. He had five career saves. <mask> was named the Delivery Man of the month after the end of April. He finished the month of April with 12 game appearances, a 0.82 ERA and 10 saves in 10 save opportunities. In the month of April, <mask> saved 10 games for the Pirates.The Baltimore Orioles' Jim Johnson and the New York Yankees' Mariano Rivera were tied for the most saves in the MLB that month. <mask> was the Delivery Man of the month in May. <mask> was named to the National League All-Star team and the MLB All-Star Game. He retired the next three batters after giving up a triple to

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title: Jason Grilli

texts: Prince Fielder. On July 22, <mask> became the first Pirate since 1992 to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated, but in that night's game, he injured his forearm and was placed on the 15-day disabled list. Mark Melancon replaced him as the closer. <mask> was back as the closer on September 3.He was part of the team that made the playoffs for the first time in 22 years. Grilli pitched a clean ninth in the Pirates win over the Reds in the Wild Card game. In the National League Division Series, he played in three games for the Pirates. Grilli has not had a run against him in nine career playoff appearances. Grilli went 0–2 with a 2.70 in 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: of Anaheim in exchange for Frieri. <mask>'s performance improved after the trade. <mask> signed a two-year contract with the Atlanta Braves. <mask> was supposed to serve as Craig Kimbrel's eighth-inning setup man. <mask> had to assume the closer's role after Kimbrel was traded to the Padres. He had 24 saves for the Braves in the first half of the season. <mask> tore his left Achilles while covering first base in a game against the Colorado Rockies on July 11.The Braves traded <mask> to the BlueJays for Sean Ratcliffe. Grilli earned his first save as a Blue Jay on June 12. He recorded his first win as a Blue Jay on July 2 in a 9–6 victory over the Cleveland Indians. <mask> had a 6–4 record in 42 regular season appearances with the Blue Jays. He made five appearances in the playoffs, and only allowed one hit. <mask>'s $3 million option was picked up by the Blue Jays. In a June 3, 2017, game against the New York Yankees, Grilli gave up four home runs in a singleinning of relief, becoming the first Blue

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texts: JaysReliever to do so.<mask> was assigned on June 27. <mask> was traded to the Texas Rangers for a minor league outfielder. <mask>'s nickname is grilled cheese. <mask> was a major-league pitcher for parts of four seasons in the late 1970s. After his father's second season with the Tigers, his son was born in the Detroit suburb of Royal Oak. His father was the losing pitcher for the Rochester Red Wings in the longest baseball game in history. During his time with the Tigers, he wore number 49 in honor of his father, and the two spoke after every game in which he appeared.Danielle Hurt and <mask> had a baby in February 2008. <mask> and his wife decided to stay in Pittsburgh even after the Pirates traded him. They bought a home for $1.6 million in Pine Township. <mask> made his first appearance at the park as a member of the Atlanta Braves. He told the Pittsburgh media that he intended to stay in Pittsburgh. There are links to second-generation Major League Baseball

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title: José María Hinojosa Lasarte

texts: Spanish writer and political militant <mask> was born in 1904. As a man of letters he is considered one of the first if not the very first and the only genuinely surrealist poet in Spain. He was a politician who held Carlist jefatura in Mlaga and built the Andalusia structures of the Agrarian party. His memory and circumstances of his death are subject to politically charged discussions after more than half a century of oblivion. Historical records show that the Carvajals founded the town of Campillos in Mlaga province in the 16th century. Along the strictly male paternal line the Hinojosas, another local family, throughout the centuries as wealthy landholders ensured their dominant position in the county. <mask>'s father and uncle were influential within the local conservative realm and held the alcaldia post in the late Restoration period.He married Asuncin <mask> Xuarez, a descendant of another wealthy landholder family. The couple lived on family estates in Campillos and Alameda where they had 6 children. The family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Some scholars think that Asuncin's strong Catholic conviction bordered on tyranny. From infancy, <mask> was described as being withdrawn, addicted to reading, and having a penchant for extravagance. He entered the Colegio de San Fernando

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title: José María Hinojosa Lasarte

texts: in Mlaga in 1915 and graduated from the Jesuit college in 1920. Before moving to Madrid in 1923, he attended the law school at the Facultad de Derecho.He went to Paris in 1925 to improve his French or to prepare for diplomatic service, but returned to Spain in the late 19th century. He was a soldier in the capital in 1927. He finished his service in the year 1928. In the 1920s and 1930s, Mlaga was mostly bohemian, with journeys across Andalusia and abroad. The first of which was permitted by the Soviet authorities, Hinojosa visited Nordic countries and toured the USSR. He began to engage in the family business after living with his family. He fell in love with the granddaughter of Juan Valera and a local aviation pioneer.Their relationship was complex and erratic. At one point they were about to marry, however, she also claimed that they were simply close friends. He was never married and had no children. In the early 1920s, <mask> began his career in Mlaga with his literary mentor, Emilio Prados. He co-founded Ambos in 1923. Vaguely anchored in Andalusian rural myths it embraced aspects of the eclectic avant-garde, including dadaism, futurism and expressionism. Ambos stopped after just 4 issues because circulation was limited to acquaintances.The circle of young Spanish artists included Buuel, Dal and a number of later famous writers and painters. Though styled after Rimbaud, the poems he contributed to reviews like La Verdad or Verso y prosa are considered a stepping stone towards full literary maturity. The publication of two more volumes is considered to be the peak embodiment of his surrealism. He was involved in the launch of the Mlaga-based avant-gardist literary review, Litoral, in the late 1920s. He was an editor and poet in the 1929 issue dedicated to Gngora and later was involved financially


title: José María Hinojosa Lasarte

texts: "neopopulism", others as "purismo" and "cubismo". The synthesis of tradition and modernity is represented by an innovative metaphor. Poems about an interior of the fantastic were published in Paris.The monothematic perspective was replaced with a variety of themes that were organized around the motive of exploration. There was a partial substitution of "Esttica purista" with a oneiric and surrealist approach. The small collection of 19 poems, called LaRosa de los Vientos, focused upon imaginary journeys to exotic locations and to the inner self. The volume offered references to ancient as well as popular culture and introduced erotic motives. It is described as a mix of Hispanic Ultra, French surrealism and Chilean creationism. The most mature of <mask>'s works is thought to be two volumes from 1928. The main theme of Orillas de la luz was eroticism.The fact that this poetry retained classic metrum is thought to be indicative of Hinojosa's synthetic ambitions. La Flor de Californa is a single volume and contains seven dream narratives and seven oneiric texts. Anti religious motives, black humor, objective chance and subterranean dream-worlds are some of the imagery explored in the prose. It is viewed as an expression of his own identity in an increasingly desperate pursuit of fulfillment. La Sangre en Libertad was very much a repetition of La Flor but brought to extremes with new levels of anti- religious ridicule, sexual references, motives of violence and apocalyptic scenery. The volume shows an evolution towards free verse and far-reaching formal linguistic experiments as autobiographic features DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch


title: José María Hinojosa Lasarte

texts: DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch From iconoclast to Carlist until the early 1930s, <mask> did not engage in politics, though his literary stand was clearly suggesting left-wing preferences.His engagement in right-wing politics have not been explained. Some scholars think that the USSR journey started the change. Getting engaged in family business, for decades plagued by rural strikes and social tension, may have led to his transformation. A love affair with Ana Freller, an aviation pioneer and a wealthy girl who disliked his poetry, might have contributed to the shift in political preference. It is not clear if the ambiguous stance of Hinojosa's artistic companions convinced him that he belonged to another world and caused him to overreact. Some claimed that his surrealism was the caprice of a bourgeoisie seorito, an opinion shared by a few scholars. According to his biographers, Hinojosa began to embrace a right-wing mindset after 1928 or that he had a break between 1925 and 1930.When the Republic was declared in 1931, he was already skeptical. The job of juez municipal in Campillos may have exposed him to cases of social violence. He was involved in the establishment of a provincial landholders' organization and later became secretary of the newly formed Federacin Provincial de Sindicatos Agrcolas de Mlaga. He was about to found a provincial branch of "partido fascista" when he showed interest in the Partido Nacionalista Espaol of <mask>. Hinojosa decided to join a right-wing organization. The man who convinced Hinojosa to follow suit was <mask> Lamamié de Clairac, a landholder and a friend of his father. He started taking part in Comunin Tradicionalista

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title: José María Hinojosa Lasarte

texts: gatherings in January 1932, and in July of that year he delivered a lecture about Catholic virtues of patriotic women who fought against liberalism.He resigned from the municipal post. Even though he had nothing to do with Sanjurjada, he was locked up for 2 weeks after being identified as a "derechista" by the authorities. The experience has made his militancy worse. After his release from jail, <mask> continued to organize Carlist gatherings. He emerged as one of the most active Traditionalists in the area with Arauz de Robles. In March he rose to the jefe of the local organization, in numerous addresses he saluted Carlist heroes, pledged to liberate Spain from a Liberal-Marxist revolution, and paid homage to Sanjurjo, who sacrificed himself for Spain. He worked to build agrarian syndicates through meetings, speeches, and writings, and as a Carlist representative he animated the Mlaga branch of Accin Popular.Some papers referred to him as a Carlist, some as Agrarian, and some as a candidate of AP, but scholars named him a Carlist. He didn't make it to the second round after getting 21,662 votes in the first round. He began the year of 1934 as a member of the board of Editorial Tradicionalista, a new publishing house intended as an engine of Carlist propaganda. There was no further information on Hinojosa's Carlist engagements. Most sources point to his relationship with Partido Agrario Espaol and its syndicates. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: José María Hinojosa Lasarte

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The press noted that he called Guardia Civil against those who occupied his estates, an intervention which resulted in bloody confrontation.After the Agrarians withdrew from the country in 1935, the gobierno was appointed by the minister and he resigned. He was the provincial jefe of Partido Agrario and was its candidate in the 1936 elections. A revision of rural labor contracts and re-introduction of public order were some of the demands made by Popular Hinojosa after the triumph of Frente Popular. He was arrested in Campillos in May. He and his father and brother went into hiding after the July 18 coup in Mlaga. They considered escaping to Gibraltar, but were captured on July 24. They spent the next month in a provincial prison, and on August 22 they were killed and buried in a mass grave.The corpse has never been positively identified. After the Nationalist conquest of Mlaga, the remnants were exhumed and it was assumed that the two corpses next to his body were those of Francisco and <mask>. There was a limited avant-garde audience for <mask>'s writings. Critics were mostly indifferent; few noted excessive originality. The author's poetry was called "entelequia", "seorito andaluz" and "having two cars does not allow too much" by some reviewers. His works were almost completely forgotten by both sides of the war, as he was an "inconvenient dead". His life and death made a dangerously symmetrical parallelism to that of Lorca, which may have hurt the exaltation of

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title: José María Hinojosa Lasarte

texts: of the press notes. See also the Spanish Agrarian Party Notes. Puertaoscura 6 (1988), pp. Soledad y voluntad en <mask> Hinojosa. The article is titled " <mask> Hinojosa y el surrealismo espaol".Alfonso Canales wrote La muerte de Hinojosa. The title of the book is "A modo de introduccin al andaluz <mask> Hinojosa". The Andaluca en la generacin was published in 1978. "La flor de California" de José Mara Hinojosa, Madrid, 2003 was written by Carmen Daz Margarit. 50–65 Luis Tefilo Gil Cuadrado, El Partido Agrario Espaol. LaRosa de los Vientos di <mask> Hinojosa, scherzo avanguardista di un'minore' della Generazione del 27, pp. Matilde de Escobar is a writer.La sangre en libertad: una reelaboracin surrealista del petrarquismo is written by Jaume Pont. Lleida 2001, pp. surrealismo y literatura en Espaa. In: <mask> <mask>, La Flor de Californa, Santander 1979. 13–47 Julio Neira, Introduccin, was published in 1983. <mask> Hinojosa. There is a thesis on La religin en La flor de Californa. Brian C. Morris wrote a book about the case of Hinojosa.The surrealist adventure in Spain was published in 1991. Elo de José surrealism <mask> was written by Julio Neira. Vctor Garca de la Concha is the author. El surrealismo, Madrid 1992, pp. Robert Havard wrote A Imaginary Delicious Journey with Joan Mir and <mask> <mask>. The Companion to Spanish surrealism was published in 2004. The surrealist visuality of <mask> Hinojosa: A Sight for Sore Eyes, London 2015, has been published.In: Isla de Arriarn: revista cultural y cientfica 29 2007, pp. Alfonso Snchez Rodrguez was born in 1925. Apuntes on la trayectoria de un surrealista was published in 1987. Alfonso Snchez Rodrguez is the author of La poesa de José Mara Hinojosa. The website featuring some Hinojosa poems is called Poeticus, and the website featuring some Hinojosa poems

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title: Adikavi Pampa

texts: The honorific dikavi refers to the first poet who was a Jain. The di pura was written by the court poet of Chalukya king Arikesari II, who was a feudatory of the Rashtrakuta dynasty king Krishna III. The model for future champu works was served by these works. The works of Jain writers <mask>, Sri Ponna and Ranna, collectively called the "Three gems of Kannada literature", heralded the 10th century era of medieval Kannada literature. There are differing opinions about the early life and native language of the area. Pampa is thought to be from a Brahmin family that took to Jainism, but their actual place of origin and native language is not known. According to the trilingual inscription installed by Jinavallabha at Bommalamma Gutta in Kurikiyala village, his father was Abhimanadevaraya.It was shown that his grandfather was from Vangiparru in Guntur district and belonged to the Brahmin caste. According to the modern Jain scholar, <mask> was born in Annigeri, spent his early years on the banks of the Varada river, and his mother was the grand daughter of Joyisa Singha of Annigeri. The beauty of the Banavasi region and the sprinkling of water from the Varada river on Arjuna's head testify to the poet. According to the Sheldon Pollock, <mask> is believed to have come from a family from the region. He has expressed his deep attachment to Banavasi through the lines of aarankusamittodam. It is clear from his works that he had mastered Sanskrit and Prakrit and that he must have had a good education. He may have studied music, philosophy, dance, economics and medicine.He is said to have studied under a guru. <mask> has earned a place in the world of Kannada literature, which has remained unquestioned even today. He was the court poet of King Arikesari II. Arikesari was given the title Kavita Gunarnava because of his knowledge and poetic abilities. At the age of 39, he wrote his first novel, di pura, and a few years later he completed his second novel, Vikramarjuna Vijaya. The works of classic Kannada

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title: Adikavi Pampa

texts: composition have remained unparalleled. The quality of the works of several Kannada poets centuries prior to him did not match his.<mask> claims that his works stamped and crushed all the other existing literature in Kannada. He is the first original poet of Kannada literature. He is the first of the three pearls. The poet Nagaraja says that the poet <mask> is the sole master of the famed Kannada. The di pura, a mixed form of prose and verse, is a Kannada version of the Sanskrit work by Jinasena and details in sixteen cantos the life of the first Tirthankara of Jainism. The work focuses on the pilgrimage of a soul to perfect and moksha. The struggle for power and control over the world of two brothers is described in the work.Bahubali abandons worldly activities in favor of his brother. The role model for this work was found by many Jain puranas of the Middle Ages. There is a version of the Mahabharata of Vyasa in the Kannada language. Several poets composed poetry based on parts of the epic but didn't translate it in its entirety. The work was written in praise of the king. The king is compared to the character of Arjuna in the epic. In the 51st verse of the first chapter, he says this himself.The hero of the epic is not depicted in Vyasa's original work. The original story was changed by Pampa. Some of his modifications seem absurd and even wrong, but others blend perfectly and add shine to the original story. The only husband of Draupadi is Arjuna. This goes well with the story because polyandry is not considered a virtue. To please his king, he refers to Arjuna as Arikesari at some places. The title of the greatest archer of the world from the Kuru clan, Samanta Choodamani, does not seem to go well.After the war of Kurukshetra, it is not Yudhishthira who is crowned king, but his wife Subhadra. Bhima who played a big role in Vyasa's epic and Draupadi who suffered a lot of humiliation are not given much credit for their work. External links for poets from the 10th-century Indian Jain and Indian

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title: William A Gardner

texts: A theoretically inclined electrical engineer specializing in advancement of the theory of statistical time-series analysis, <mask> was born on November 4, 1942. He is a professor at the University of California and the founder of the Statistical Signal Processing, Inc. Statistical signal processing theory has been cited over 1000 times in peer-reviewed journal articles. The book is thought to be in keeping with the work of Norbert Wiener, who wrote Generalized Harmonic Analysis first published in 1930. In the literature, he is referred to as an influential pioneer of cyclostationarity theory and methodology because of his contributions to the field. More than 100 peer-reviewed original research articles have been written by <mask>. Over ten thousand peer-reviewed journal articles have cited his research papers and books.The following year, he completed his M.S., after marrying Nancy Susan. He completed his PhD in electrical engineering from the University of Massachusetts under the supervision of Lewis Franks. After 30 years of research and teaching, he retired in 2001. Statistical Signal Processing, Inc. (SSPI), an engineering research services company working primarily with the national security sector but also the cellular RF communications industry, was founded in 1982. He was the president, CEO, and chief scientist for 25 years. He was an inventor and chief technology officer for five years at Gardner Technologies, which he founded in 2001. In 1972 he finished his PhD and began working on a new theory for the class of random processes.The introduction to random processes with applications to signals and systems was the first book he wrote. The book is an excellent introduction to the theory of random processes. Everyone working in the areas of signal

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texts: processing and communications should own a copy. A Papoulis's book which emphasizes theory and J Bendat & A Piersol's book which emphasizes estimation in practice can be compared to classic texts. Two of the most accessible and easy to understand presentations of topics in a textbook are the two chapters on the theory of duality and ergodicity. The book covers all aspects of second order statistics of random processes using many examples and without the theoretical trappings of other introductory texts on this subject. After completing the basics of his nonstochastic theory for stationary processes in 1984 he reformulated his research to date on cyclostationary stochastic processes within a nonstochastic framework and developed the novel theory of Fraction-of-Time.The FOT theory of both stationary and poly-cyclostationary processes was presented in Part I and Part II of the 1987 book Statistical Spectral Analysis: A Non-probabilistic Theory. In his review of the book, Robinson wrote, "In this work Professor <mask> has made a significant contribution to statistical spectral analysis, one that would please the early pioneers of spectral theory." The book is a departure from the trends of the past 40 years. It is important. Until <mask>'s. There was no attempt to present the modern analysis of random processes consistently in language that uses only time-averaging rather than averaging over the statistical ensemble of realizations. .The book is a valuable addition to the literature. The literature of the last 50 years has been identified by <mask>o in Cyclostationary Processes and Time Series. The original definition and mathematical characterization of almost cyclostationary (ACS) stochastic processes has been cited over 500 times in the book. The original

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title: William A Gardner

texts: definition of non-stochastic fraction-of-time was given by him. The second order and higher-order theories of stationary stochastic processes and stationary non-stochastic time-series were originated by him. The editor of the signal processing magazine invited him to write an introduction to the recently discovered 1914 contribution of <mask> to time-series analysis. The central role played by Professor <mask>'s time-average theory is shown in the introduction.The international Stephen O. was won by <mask>. The International EURASIP Best Paper of the Year Award in 1987 was one of the papers that treated his theory of cyclostationarity. The use of his theory of cyclostationarity in applications in communications and signals intelligence was further proved by his students. The Random Processes Tutor: A Comprehensive Solutions Manual for Independent Study was written by him and his student. In the early 1990s, he gave insight into the statistical quantity called the cumulant, as a result of his theory from second-order to higher-order cyclostationarity. He worked on exploitation of cyclostationarity in the areas of enhanced radio reception for wireless communications and advanced signals intelligence. He was a contributing author of the 1994 book, Cyclostationarity in Communications and Signal Processing.The book should be a valuable reference for academic and industrial R&D engineers in signal processing and communication systems. The first international workshop on cyclostationary signals was funded by the National Science Foundation and the Offices of Research of the US Army, Navy, and Air Force. The NSF invited <mask> to serve as chair and organize. His 2006 review paper, "Cycloaritystation: Half a Century of Research" received the Most Cited Paper Award

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