title: Masabumi Hosono

texts: the same fate as the Titanic, he would no longer be able to see his wife and children. I made up my mind not to leave anything shameful as a Japanese subject as the number of lifeboats diminished rapidly.I was still looking for a chance to survive. The passengers were rescued by the Carpathia at about 8 am on April 15. Once aboard, Hosono slept in the smoking room but avoided it as he was the target of jokes by the seamen, who he called a good-for-nothing band of seamen. He showed them a bit of respect by pushing back and showing them a bulldog tenacity. He had in his coat pockets a sheaf of Titanics stationery that he was going to use to write a letter to his wife in English. During Carpathias voyage to New York, he used the paper to write an account in Japanese. There is only one document known to exist on Titanic stationery.Return to Japan <mask>'s story attracted little attention at first. He went to the offices of Mitsui in New York to ask for help. He went to San Francisco to get a ship back to Japan. He was dubbed the "Lucky Japanese Boy" by a local newspaper. In Tokyo, he was interviewed by a number of magazines and newspapers, including the daily Yomiuri Shimbun, which ran a photograph of him with his family. Around the time


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texts: of the movie Titanic, <mask> was the target of public condemnation. In the United States, he was condemned.He was described as a "stowaway" by the author of a best-selling account of the disaster, while the seaman in charge of the boat, Able Seaman Edward Buley, told a US Senate inquiry that Hosono and the other man had. The false accusation was not reported in Japan. The Japanese press condemned him as a traitor after he lost his job. He was denounced as immoral by a professor of ethics after the 1997 article claimed that school textbooks described him as an example of how to be dishonourable. The Shinch 45 publication, published in 2007, was unable to find any such textbooks. He was reemployed by the Ministry, as he was too valuable to lose, and continued to work there until his death in 1939. There are many explanations why Hosono encountered a hostile reaction, according to academics who read the 1997 article.The samurai spirit of self-sacrifice was said to have been 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846


title: Masabumi Hosono

texts: away became common. He helped women and children get on to boats. In 1997, Matt Taylor, now president and chief executive officer of the Titanic Exhibition Japan, found out that <mask> and Beasley got on another boat because of a survey against their memoirs. I confirmed that it was a mistake. The records state that there were only two men and two women on the boat. At the time of the accident, Hosono was bearded.There was a Chinese man on the boat. He was mistaken for <mask> by Beasley. Taylor said that <mask>'s memoir was so shocking that his body shook when he read it, and that there was no other record that accurately described the psychological state of passengers at the time of the accident. There was nothing unusual about <mask>'s treatment, which was sensationalized to fit a 1997 article accompanying the release of a Hollywood film, and it was actually no different from that of Western male survivors such as J. Bruce Ismay. For decades, <mask>'s story was a source of shame for his family. After his death, his letter to his wife was published at least twice, but he never spoke of it himself. The <mask> family released a letter to the media in the wake of the 1997 film Titanic.The leader of the band Yellow Magic Orchestra

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title: Robert Keohane

texts: <mask> is an American academic working in the fields of International Relations and International Political Economy. His influential book After Hegemony was published in 1984 and he has since become associated with the theory of neoliberal institutionalism in international relations. He has taught at a number of universities, including Harvard University, Duke University, and Swarthmore College. <mask> was ranked second in terms of influence and quality of scholarship by International Relations scholars in 2011. <mask> is the most cited author on college syllabus for political science courses. <mask> was born at the University of Chicago Hospitals. He attended the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools in the fifth grade.He attended public school and his parents taught at a college when he was 10. Since 1950, selected high school students have been allowed to enter college before completing high school through the school's early entrance program. Keohane said it was not clear to him that he had ever been with a brighter group of people than those early entrants. <mask> is a Trustee of the college. He earned a degree from the college. One year after he joined the faculty of Swarthmore College, he obtained his PhD from Harvard. He was a student at Harvard.He said Judith Shklar was his strongest intellectual mentor. Kenneth Waltz and Karl Polanyi have been described as influences by him. <mask> has taught at a number of universities. He was the Stanfield Professor of International Peace at Harvard and the James B. Duke Professor of Political Science at Duke. He received the second annual University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award in 1989 for his work "Ideas Improving World Order". A key figure in the development of a discipline of International Political Economy in the United States, Keohane describes the process of forming the theoretical insights of After Hegemony as follows during the late 1970s.

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texts: The concept of complex interdependence was created by <mask> and Nye.When a single nation-state is the dominant world power, the international system is more likely to remain stable. The international system could remain stable in the absence of a hegemon, if <mask>'s 1984 book After Hegemony is to be believed. Keohane showed that international cooperation could be sustained through repeated interactions. <mask> played an important role in steering the focus of the journal International Organization from scholarship focused on international organizations to a general IR journal; it is now the leading journal in the field of IR. He joined the journal in 1968. He was editor of the journal from 1974 to 1980. He was president of the International Studies Association from 1988 to 1989 and the American Political Science Association from 1999 to 2000.<mask> is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Academy of Political and Social Science, and the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences. He was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 2005, a year after he was awarded the Skytte Prize. He was elected to the American Philosophical Society in 2007. In a 2005 Foreign Policy poll, he was listed as the most influential scholar of international relations. He has taught political scientists such as Lisa Martin and Andrew Moravcsik. Fareed Zakaria is a student. Keohane received a medal from Harvard.He is a distinguished visitor at the American Academy in Berlin. The James Madison Award is given by the American Political Science Association. He received the Balzan Prize for International Relations: History and Theory. He was an activist against the Vietnam War while he was an assistant professor at the college. The former president of Duke University and Wellesley College is married to a political scientist. Their children are Sarah, Stephan, Jonathan, and

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title: Li Qi (Five Dynasties)

texts: ; 871 to October 26, 930? Later Tang of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms was an official of the Chinese Tang Dynasty and served as a chancellor. During the reign of Emperor Yizong of Tang, a background and service was born. During the early stages of the An-Shi Rebellion, his fifth-generation descendant <mask> was killed by An, and he was well known for his loyalty to Tang. During the reign of Emperor Yizong's son Emperor Xizong, <mask> served as a secretary to Wang Duo, who was the overall commander of Tang forces. When <mask> was 12 years old, he was already writing poems, but Wang had some doubts as to whether the child actually wrote the poems himself or someone else wrote them for him. On one occasion, when Wang invited <mask> to a meal at his office, he secretly sent a messenger to go test <mask>, requiring him to write a poem dedicated to the three great subjects who helped Emperor Gao of Han in establishing Han Dynasty.The poem was written quickly by <mask>. Wang was shocked by the child's talent and was particularly impressed with the final line. He will rule the field of literature. The son and official of Emperor Xizong's brother Emperor Zhaozong were well known for their literary abilities. <mask> was 17 when he submitted a scroll of his poems to <mask>. <mask> was surprised when he read his poems. He said that he was disappointed

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title: Li Qi (Five Dynasties)

texts: that the literati only wrote a few lines without titles.You wrote beautiful sentences, but also wrote beautiful titles. I am afraid of you. <mask> became even more well-known after this incident. At some point, he passed the imperial exams. His older brother also did at some point. Early in Emperor Zhaozong's Tianfu era, he passed a special imperial exam for those who were well-learned and capable of writing. He served as the sheriff of the county.He was a low-level consultant at the examination bureau of government, as well as an imperial censor with the title of Dianzhong Shi Yushi. If he saw an inappropriate policy, he would submit a petition to discuss it, and his writing was so beautiful that the reader would be entranced by it. Both <mask> and his older brother <mask> were well-known to Later Liang's founder Emperor Taizu, who made <mask> a scholar at the office of palace communications. Initially, <mask> was promoted to the higher rank of Zuo Bujue, and then to the imperial scholar. He became the deputy minister of census and the chief imperial scholar. During Emperor Taizu's numerous campaigns against rival states, it was said that <mask> was responsible for issuing orders and edicts. <mask> gained a reputation for valuing his promises, discovering talents, rewarding the good, and having harmony in his household during this time.<mask>

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title: Li Qi (Five Dynasties)

texts: served as the deputy minister of defense, deputy minister of rites, and deputy minister of civil service affairs during the reign of Emperor Taizu's son. He was put in charge of drafting a chronicle of Emperor Taizu's reign with other officials. He was one of the secretaries general at the executive bureau of government. The deputy head of the legislative bureau, <mask>, was made a chancellor in 920. It was said that he was in alliance with Zhu's associates and that he was often accepting bribes. He was described to be careless, while <mask> was described as careful. Due to <mask>'s talent, Zhu listened to him more than Xiao.Evidence of <mask>'s flaws was collected by Xiao. He was able to show that acting officials would make them full officials if they were bribed. <mask> was removed from his chancellor post and given a post as an advisor to the crown prince, despite the fact that there was no crown prince. Later Tang, whose prince <mask>unxu had earlier declared himself emperor, claimed to be the legitimate successor to Tang. Emperor Zhuangzong was said to have heard of <mask>'s fame and wanted to give him important offices. Many advisors to Emperor Zhuangzong believed that the dominating figure at court as Emperor Zhuangzong's chief of staff was insufficiently well-versed in civilian matters and that he should supplement himself with prior

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texts: officials with Tang government experience. The advisors tended to recommend Xue and <mask> as potential chancellors, however, they were opposed on the grounds that Xue was too extravagant and <mask> was careless.The chancellors were made at the recommendation of Doulu Ge. <mask> was the minister of worship and the minister of civil service affairs. Due to major flooding, Emperor Zhuangzong was worried about the lack of food supplies for his armies. He asked for the opinion of the imperial officials, who gave him a petition in which he advocated for a budget before military actions, a reduction in tax burdens on farmers, and for those who are willing to give money to the government to be given titles and offices. Emperor Zhuangzong approved of <mask>'s suggestions, but they weren't implemented. Emperor Zhuangzong made him the director of budgeting and was said to be considering promoting him to greater office when he was killed in a mutiny. <mask>, the leader of another major mutiny, took over control of the city after Emperor Zhuangzong's death, initially with the title of regent.When he was about to take the throne, a question arose as to what he would be claiming to be. The associates believed that Tang's Mandate of Heaven had ended and that he should change the name of the state. He felt that his life and career were connected to Emperor

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title: Li Qi (Five Dynasties)

texts: Zhuangzong, his grandfather <mask>, and his father <mask>. If the name of the state was changed, <mask> would be turning his back on three generations of lords that he served after, and he could take the throne under the Tang name and use the ceremony of an adoptive son. <mask> took the throne as Emperor Mingzong. The emperor's chief of staff became the most powerful person at the court. An had Ma executed on the spot after Ma accidentally collided with his train.At An's request, Emperor Mingzong 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was It was said that <mask> was hesitant to report the incident to the emperor because he didn't know why he had to. There were discussions in the court as to who would replace Doulu Ge and Wei Shuo as chancellors. At this point, An had come to trust Kong greatly, and at Kong's suggestion, An first recommended Zheng Jue, who was made chancellor, and then Cui Xie. Kong became against <mask> because he disliked <mask>, even though

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texts: Ren favored <mask>. Chancellors should be upright and tolerant so that they can be a leader. An and Ren got into a heated argument over the merits of Cui and <mask>.<mask> was bypassed by Emperor Mingzong as chancellors. The chancellors looked at <mask>'s submissions carefully to make sure they didn't have any problems. <mask>, the highest-ranked official at the time, led a group of officials to welcome Emperor Mingzong when he returned from Bian Prefecture. Apparently to praise the emperor and the general WangYanqiu, who had just defeated the Wang Du and Wang Du's allied Khitan troops. <mask> was punished for having a month of his salary taken away. <mask> was put in charge of drafting the tomb monument text when HuoYanwei, the general who changed his name from the Emperor Zhuangzong-bestowed imperial clan name back to his birth name, died. Huo's career was described by <mask> as if it were under Later Tang.The emperor issued an order for revision after the chancellors rebuked him. It was said that <mask> was overly aggressive in the government because he lacked the ability to calm himself and that he did not have restraint over his behavior. He was ordered into retirement with the title of Taizi Taifu since there was no crown prince at the time. He died at his mansion at Fushan Block. He compiled a 10-volume collection of edicts that he had

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title: Mr Lordi

texts: Tomi Putaansuu, better known by his stage names <mask> or <mask>, is a musician, businessman, special effect make-up artist, songwriter, actor, painter, comics artist and graphic designer. He is the lead vocalist of Lordi. He is in a band that creates masks, costumes, graphics and stage props. Mr <mask> has provided album artwork for a number of bands. He has had art exhibitions in other countries. All publicity photographs of Mr Lordi have his face hidden. Many tabloids have published unlicensed photos of his face.A photograph of his face was published in the early 1990s as the chairman of Kiss Army Finland. Mr L was the lead singer for Wanda Whips Wall Street, a band he played in before Lordi. Lordi was founded by him when he was 18 years old. The first demo he produced was Napalm Market. Mr L said that <mask>'s desired sound was a song made by Kiss back in 1983, covered by Pantera in 1992 and remixed by Puff Daddy. Lordi became a band four years after Mr <mask> met <mask>'s original line-up on a Kiss cruise. The first Lordi album was produced while Mr <mask> was working as a storyboard artist.He was unable to find a publisher for the album. He illustrated a comic book with Lordi. The first single was Would You Love a Monsterman? Mr <mask> is still responsible for the artwork, masks, and outfits of the band members, even though the album Get Heavy was finally released. He writes

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texts: the songs with the other band members. Mr <mask> has written and made album covers for many artists. Mr <mask> was a live guest on U.D.O.Doro Pesch has concerts. Mr <mask>'s choir from Rovaniemi was used in a version of Clash of the Choirs. He invited the choir to perform in <mask>'s anniversary concert in 2012 after naming his choir "Rock'n'Rollo". Mr Lordi made horror movies with friends. The young movie-makers Pete Riski, Kimmo Valtanen, and Tomi Yli-Suvanto received many awards. Mr <mask> has worked as a storyboard artist and as a director of music videos. Mr Lordi has three art exhibitions in Finland.Mr <mask>'s artwork can be found in the exhibitions. Mr <mask> was interested in monsters and special effects in horror movies as a child. He was a huge fan of E.T. When he was 8 years old, he was introduced to the world of heavy metal by his friend Risto. Alice Cooper, W.A.S.P., Mtley Cre, Kiss and Twisted Sister were all special to him. He designed logos and album covers for his friends' bands. Music and drawing were the only things Mr L did well at school.He specialized in video editing after graduating as a media designer. <mask>'s first music video was "Inferno", a seven-minute combination of horror fantasy and heavy metal. The video featured <mask>'s friends in heavy makeup and masks and horror decorations made by Mr <mask>, and Mr <mask> himself singing without any makeup.

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texts: Lordi became a real band after meeting his future band mates on a Kiss Army trip to Sweden. He married Johanna Askola in his hometown of Rovaniemi. The couple separated in 2015. Like the other members in the band Lordi, Mr <mask> has a fictional background story and appears as a monster in comic books and music videos.His character is called "The Biomechanical Man", "The Most Fearsome Khan of All", and "The Unholy Overlord of All Tremors". His weapons are his armour and axe. According to the fictional history of <mask>, his father was a demon of the south and his mother was a troll of the north. The Trolls were raped by the demons. As a bastard son of both, Mr <mask> was given the supernatural powers of them and they appeared as historical figures, such as Genghis Khan, Attila the hun, and Ivan the terrible. The Lord of Lapland was given a sleigh by Puuhkalakki, which was pulled by zombie reindeer. Mr <mask> has been searching for his true love for hundreds of years, but has not found her.Mr Lordi has integrated himself to the magnetic field of the Earth and can now travel between different dimensions, according to Kalmaged the Time-traveller. The other band members have become allies in the trans-dimensional war against their enemies. The Monsterican Dream, The Arockalypse, Deadache Babez for Breakfast, To Beast or Not to Beast, Scare Force One, and Sexorcism are all from

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title: Dominique Sutton

texts: 37 games. He played 24.2 minutes per game and averaged 7.2 points, 5.8 rebound, 1.9 assists, and 1.2 steals. In July of 2010, he transferred to North Carolina Central University. He earned first-team AllMEAC and second-team NABC Division I All-District 15 honors as a senior at North Carolina Central.He averaged 16.4 points, 7.4 rebound, 1.7 assists, and 2.2 steals in 25 starts. In the 2012 NBA Summer League with the Magic, he averaged 3.2 points and 2.4 rebound in five games. He joined lan on October 5, 2012 for a tryout. He parted ways with Chalon after failing the tryout. He was selected by the 66ers with the sixth overall pick in the 2012 NBA Development League Draft. The Brooklyn Nets and the NBA D-League Select Team played in the Las Vegas Summer League. He joined Titanes del Licey for their LNB Finals series against Indios de San Francisco de Macors.Ikaros Chalkidas of Greece signed <mask> on September 23, 2013, for the upcoming season. He was an import for the Governors' Cup with Air21 Express. He was acquired by the Santa Cruz Warriors. He won the D-League championship with the Warriors. The Golden State Warriors had a player in the NBA Summer League. He signed a one-year deal with Dolomiti on the 24th. He averaged 7.7 points in 32 league games.The 2016 Governors' Cup was held at GlobalPort Batang Pier. He was released by GlobalPort after he received an offer to work out with the Cleveland Cavaliers. On September 5, 2016 <mask> signed a two-month deal with German club ratiopharm Ulm. SLUC Nancy Basket signed him for the rest of the 2016–17 Pro A season. He left Nancy and returned to Aquila Basket Trento for the rest of the

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texts: season. He was one of the best players for Trento in the Eurocup and the Serie A, and helped Trento reach the finals, where they lost to Olimpia Milano. On August 8, 2018, <mask> signed a contract with the club.After being suspended by Rytas, <mask> signed with a Spanish club for the rest of the season. The New Basket Brindisi player averaged 14.7 points and 7.3 rebound per game in the LBA and Basketball Champs League. The 2020–21 season began on July 28, 2020. On January 8, 2021, he will return to Italy and sign with Reggio Emilia until the end of the 2020–21 season. After only four matches with the new team, he had a discussion with the coach during the game against Virtus Bologna where he refused to play after a substitution. He was released from the team on February 26. In March of 2021, he signed with Al-Ahli again.In the summer of 2021, he played for Libertadores de Querétaro of the Mexican Liga Nacional de Baloncesto Profesional and averaged 6.8 points, 3.3 rebound, and 1.3 steals per game. The Philippine Basketball Association has a contract with the Phoenix Super LPG Fuel Masters. He replaced Paul Harris as the team's import. He played four games for the team and was replaced on March 1 by Du'Vaughn Maxwell. Armored Athlete had a player in The Basketball Tournament. He had 2 points, 1 assist, and 2 rebound in the game. Boeheim's Army defeated Armored Athlete in the Super 16.The brother of <mask> is Lavaedeau Lee. He and his partner have two daughters. External links include eurocupbasketball.com, fiba.com, and nccueaglepride.com. Basketball players from Kansas State, North Carolina, and the Philippine Basketball

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title: Bill Anschell

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texts: three years there, he created a host of regional projects, including JazzSouth, a syndicated radio program broadcast on more than 200 stations around the world. Anschell continued to produce JazzSouth after leaving the Jazz Coordinator post in 1992. The 1996 Summer Olympic Games, the Atlanta Jazz Festival, and Piccolo Spoleto were some of the events that <mask>'s trio appeared in. He was selected for the American Composers Forum's "Composer-in-the-Schools" program in 2001. <mask> moved to Seattle in 2002 to perform with jazz musicians. In February 2006 he won the "Northwest Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year" Golden Ear Award, and in January 2007 his trio received a Golden Ear as the "Northwest Acoustic Jazz Ensemble of the Year". He won "Northwest Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year" for a third time in 2012 and his solo piano CD was named "Northwest Jazz Recording of the Year".He was a member of the Seattle Jazz Hall of Fame. <mask>'s debut album, Rhythm Changes, was praised by reviewers for his compositions, arranging, and piano playing. He was the featured artist in the December, 1997 issue of Jazz Player magazine, which included a "play-along" CD of his original music. Anschell's second album, A Different Note All Together, was released in 1998. The album was named one of the "10 Best"

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title: Bill Anschell

texts: jazz releases of the year by the United Press International. The first recording to feature <mask> exclusively in the trio format was his 2001 album, When Cooler Heads Prevail. It was on the national radio charts for eleven weeks.Origin Records released More to the Ear Than Meets the Eye on October 17, 2006 and it was chosen by numerous critics and radio stations for their "10 Best of 2006" lists. According to jazz critic Chris Robinson, We Couldn't Agree More, a July 2009 duo release with Idaho saxophonist Brent Jensen, "comes with about as high a recommendation as I can give an album." The "Critics Choice" award was given at the end of the year. Anschell's solo piano CD featured abstract takes on a mixture of jazz standards and pop songs from the 1970s. "Anschell stretches and bends the familiar melodies to near-breaking point, in turns ruminative, playful, dark, and sparkling... The "Northwest Jazz Recording of the Year" was won by Figments. Anschell produced a CD of all-electronic music.There were original compositions and covers of "Mustang Sally" and "Naima." Along with his jazz projects, he continues to produce original electronica. Rumbler was <mask>'s first ensemble CD in eleven years. Thomas Conrad wrote a review about <mask> for JazzTimes. He has a valuable body of work on

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texts: Seattle's Origin label. Rumbler received four stars in a downbeat review. Shifting Standards was an impromptu set of jazz standards played by Anschell's trio with bassist Jeff Johnson and drummer D'Vonne Lewis.Ian Gwin of Earshot Jazz said it was an incredible craftsmanship of rhythm and harmony, body and soul. <mask> is known for his work as a writer, producer and humorist. He is the author of two books, Jazz in the Concert Setting, published by the Association of Performing Arts Presenters, and Who Can I Turn To?, a manual for jazz grant-writing, published by the Southern Arts Federation. JazzSouth, an innovative radio program broadcast from 1992 to 2002 on more than 200 stations internationally, was created and produced by him. Many of Anschell's satirical jazz pieces are on the internet. "Careers in Jazz" is the most-read story on allaboutjazz.com and has been translated and posted in multiple languages, and was the centerpiece of an article in the Wall Street Journal. Allaboutjazz.com's celebration of the funniest jazz artists named him a recipient of the inaugural Paul Desmond Award.His musical compositions, many of which are published by LoveCat Music, have been heard on numerous network and cable programs. There are External links to <mask>'s website and Nnenna Freelon's

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title: Rose Rosenblatt

texts: <mask> is a producer, director, editor, and writer. She directed and edited two award winning films. Incite Pictures is a for-profit arm of Cine Qua Non and is co-helmed by <mask> and Lipschutz. She is working on a documentary that will be released in 2019. The Abortion Pill is a documentary about the controversial French drug RU-486. Fatherhood USA is a three-part series looking at fathers in the 90's. The documentary was hosted by Senator Bill Bradley.Her 2000 documentary Live Free or Die was a part of PBS' POV series. The film looked at the life of a doctor who performs abortions. Code Blue: New Orleans was edited by <mask>tt in 2001. The New York Times Television for The Learning Channel broadcasted four programs from the medical series. Several awards were given to her films, including The Education of Shelby Knox. The jury prize at both the Sonoma Valley Film Festival and Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, as well as the Emerging Pictures Audience Award at the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, were all won by it. The film was nominated for a film award.The documentary was co-directed and produced by him. The film follows the emotional journey of a young woman who returns home to the Pine Ridge Reservation with a dream of changing the world around her. The film won two awards at the South Dakota Film Festival and one at the Red Nation Film Festival. The film was the official selection at several film festivals, including the Santa Fe Independent Film Festival, the American Indian Film Festival, the New Orleans Film Festival, and the Cucalorus Film Festival. The jury at the CINE LAS AMERICAS International Film Festival gave the best documentary award to the film. The film is currently in post-production. A Chinese

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texts: immigrant living in Indianapolis was charged with murder and attempted feticide for committing suicide while pregnant.She began her career as a grants and script writer. She and Jose Santiago wrote The Two Worlds of Angelita, a film about a Puerto Rican family that migrates to New York. It aired on PBS. A Spy in the House of Love was written in 1983. Things Change and Homicide were both written by David Mamet. Rights and Wrongs was a one-hour pilot for a PBS series on human rights issues around the world. She was the supervising editor for the special.The Human Language series was edited by <mask>. The three part series on linguistics aired on PBS in 1994. The Emerging Picture Award at the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival and the Hugh M. Hefner First Amendment Award. The M.A. is in Art History at Columbia University. <mask>'s work with Incite pictures has been called "unique and memorable," "pure gold," and "balanced and truthful" by the Milwaukee Journal, Hollywood Reporter and The New York Times. The Washington Post wrote that the fly-on-the-wall approach fulfilled one of the promises of documentary, to put us in the middle of situations we otherwise might never be in. A filmmaking mentality teaches you how to do more with less.The Documentary Film Makers Handbook: A Gorilla Guide is an all new edition of a bestselling classic that shows you how to make your projects better, faster, and cheaper. The digital revolution has made it even easier to make a documentary. Smaller cameras allow the documentarian to be less intrusive and therefore more intimate in the lives of the subjects. The Documentary Film Makers Handbook is an essential resource for anyone who wants to know more about breaking into this exciting

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title: Cao Gun

texts: In the Three Kingdoms period of China, there was an imperial prince named <mask>. The foundation for the Cao Wei state was laid by the son of a warlord who rose to prominence towards the end of the Han dynasty. Lady Du was the mother of his mother. She was also pregnant with <mask>. The figurehead emperor of the Han dynasty, Emperor Xian, enthroned the "Marquis of Ping District" in 216. He was known for being studious as a child. When he was nine years old, he was able to write essays.His attendants advised him to rest more when he was reading and writing because they were worried that he would stress himself out and fall sick. He enjoyed reading and writing so he continued to do so. In 217, Emperor Xian changed <mask>'s title to "Marquis of Dong District" and later to "Marquis of Zan". The Han dynasty was ended in 220 and the new emperor was the half-brother of <mask>. He became a duke in the following year. "I've lived in the palace my whole life so I don't understand the hardships faced by the common people and mistakes caused by arrogance and oversight," he said. I hope that you can point out my weaknesses and not just congratulate me.While his brothers played and entertained, he was often seen reading and thinking. The Duke's behavior was ordered to be observed by the officials around <mask>. We have a duty to report the Duke's behavior to His Majesty. We should praise the Duke in front of His Majesty when we see him doing good things. They wrote a memo to praise the man. When he heard about it, he scolded the officials, "It is one's

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title: Cao Gun

texts: responsibility to conduct himself with virtue and faithfully perform his duties." No one needs to tell anyone.I feel more pressured now that you've told His Majesty. If one behaves well and does good things, why does he need to worry? What you've done is not helpful to me. Such was the humility of <mask>. In 222, <mask> elevated <mask> from a duke to a prince. When a yellow dragon was said to have been spotted in the west of Ye around present-day Handan, he wrote a memorial to the emperor to praise him. An imperial decree was issued to thank <mask> and praise him after he was rewarded with 10 jin of gold.<mask>'s title was changed to "Prince of Zan" in 223. He changed it again in 226. During the reign of <mask>'s son and successor, the princedom of <mask> Gun was established in Puyang County. He was known for being thrifty. He instructed his wife and concubines to make their own cloth. It became a daily activity in his house. In the winter of 231, <mask> was summoned to the imperial capital to pay his respects.He changed <mask>'s title to "Prince of Zhongshan" in the next year. In the winter of 231, someone reported to the imperial court that <mask> had violated a curfew by walking on the streets at night. An official warning was issued to <mask> because he knew that he had a good reputation for good behavior. After some officials pressured him, he decided to remove two counties with a total of 750 households from his princedom. He instructed his subordinates to be more aware in the future because he was so upset. The two counties were returned

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title: Cao Gun

texts: to <mask> in the following year. In the autumn of 235, when <mask> fell sick, he was treated by a palace physician, ordered his palace attendants to bring him various health products, and even instructed his brother and mother to visit him.As <mask>'s condition worsened, he maintained the same humility he showed throughout his life by saying that he wasundeserving of such generosity from the emperor. Although he knew that his funeral had to be in accordance with Confucian traditions, he requested for a simple funeral and to be buried near the tomb of Quyuan, a famous official from the Wey state in the Spring and Autumn period. He told his heir apparent to conduct himself with humility and virtue, to empathise with his subordinates and the common people, to respect his grandmother Lady Du, and to learn how to be a loyal and faithful subject. The posthumous title "Prince Gong" was given to <mask> after he died. The Minister Herald was sent to attend the funeral and read a eulogy by the brother of <mask>. Over 20,000 pieces of writing were produced by <mask>. His passion for reading and writing was equal to his brother's.The son of <mask> became the next Prince of Zhongshan. The number of households in <mask>'s princedom increased until it reached 3,400 in the reign of <mask>. The Lady Du lists of people of the Three Kingdoms were written in the 3rd century. There are records of the Three Kingdoms. Pei was born in the 5th century. There are annotations to the records of the Three Kingdoms. There were unknown deaths of the family of the imperial

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title: Carmen Agra Deedy

texts: <mask> is a radio contributor. She migrated to the United States with her family after the Cuban Revolution. <mask> was born in Decatur, Georgia. In the United States and Canada, Deedy has performed at the Disney Institute, the New Victory Theater, the Folger Shakespeare Library and the Kennedy Center. She delivered the 2010 graduation address for the women's college of the university. English <mask> is the author of nine children's books written in English, with two titles published in Spanish. Her books were published by a publisher.Below is a list of them. Some of the honors they have received. The Volunteer State Book Awards (master list, K-3), Texas Bluebonnet Award (Master List), and 14 Cows for America are all part of the primary age group. The Cheshire Cheese Cat: A Dickens of a Tale is on the Master List of the Texas Bluebonnet Award. Santillana USA Publishing Company published Spanish La Cama De Plumas De Agata. Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People, NCSS/ Children's Book Council, and Laura L. Seeley are available in the translator. National Public Radio broadcasted Weekend All Things Considered and Latino USA.Her audio collection of twelve short stories originally heard on NPR, Growing up Cuban in Decatur, Georgia, received the Parents' Choice Gold Award 1996. There is a performance version of the story and a reading of the book in both English and Spanish on the CD. An Odyssey Award Honor and an ALA Notable Children's Recording can be found on that CD. <mask> is married to a musician. She lives in Georgia. There is a list of famous Cuban-Americans, as well as a list of Cuban-American writers.

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title: B. M. Kutty

texts: <mask> was a Pakistan journalist, politician, peace activist, trade unionist, and liberal intellectual who worked for the betterment of India. <mask> was influenced by communism at an early age and joined the student wing of the Communist Party of India in the 1940s. He joined the Muslim Students Federation because he wanted to please his father. He did not wait to receive his certificates after leaving the college. He moved to Pakistan at the age of 19 because of his love for geography. <mask> served as the political secretary for <mask>, a prominent Baloch leader, and was associated with many left and centre-left parties in Pakistan. Natwar Singh launched <mask>'s autobiography Sixty Years in Self-exile: No regrets; a political autobiography.<mask> was born to a middle-class Malayali Muslim family at Chilavil–Ponmundam village in Tirur, Malabar District, Madras Presidency, British India. He was the oldest of the five siblings. <mask> was admitted to Mohammedan College, Madras, in 1945, thanks to his father's support of the All-India Muslim League. <mask> stayed at college for four years in order to "satisfy" his father. He left for Bombay without even receiving his college certificates after the conclusion of his final year exams in June 1949. In August 1949, <mask> and a Malayali friend bought tickets from Bombay Central to Jodhpur railway station and entered Pakistan through the border

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title: B. M. Kutty

texts: town of Khokhrapar after stopping for a night at Munabo, the railway transit point on the India-Pakistan border. They arrived in Karachi on August 14.<mask> said that his love for geography and desire to visit the cultural heritage of Lahore was the reason for his immigration to Pakistan and that it had no religious motivation as it did for millions of other Muslims who left India after the partition. Many Muhajirs walked to Khokhrapar from Munabao withoutPassports. The old notes had "Government of Pakistan" written on them while the new ones had "Government of India" written on them. In Karachi, another Malayali man helped <mask> find a job, but <mask> left for Lahore without telling anyone. He didn't wait for the confirmation at his company or the increment that was due with it to collect his salary and buy a train ticket. He always wanted to visit the tombs of Jahangir, Nur Jahan, and Anarkali in Lahore. A. K. Pillai helped him find a job at Indian Coffee House.In the 1940s, <mask> joined and became an active member of the local student chapter of the Communist Party of India after being influenced by the communist movement in the state. During his studies at Mohammedan College of Madras, he joined the Muslim Students Federation. <mask> was associated with many political parties in Pakistan. The Government of Pakistan banned the Communist Party of Pakistan in 1954. Being a Malayali, he

masks: Kutty Kutty Kutty Kutty Kutty


title: B. M. Kutty

texts: was able to work with the beedi workers. He organised their trade union. He was a member of the Pakistan Awami League in Karachi from 1950 to 1957.He was an active member of the National Awami Party until 1975, when it was banned. <mask> joined the Pakistan National Party in 1979 and was associated with it until 1997. He was the central information secretary of the National Workers Party. He was associated with the Movement for the Restoration of Democracy in the 1980's, a left–wing political alliance formed to oppose and end the military government of President Zia-ul-Haq. He was the joint secretary-general of the MRD for three years. When Gandhian social and peace activist Nirmala Deshpande died in 2008, <mask> attended her funeral and brought her ashes to the river in accordance with her wishes. He named her as one of the dedicatees for his book because of her peace activism.He was associated with multiple organizations that promoted peace between India and Pakistan. <mask> co-established and was the general secretary of the Pakistan Peace Coalition. He was a member of the Society for Secular Pakistan. The Pakistan Institute of Labor Education and Research was headed by him. A prominent Baloch politician, Ghaus <mask> <mask>, met <mask> while he was a member of the Communist Party of Pakistan. <mask> was the political secretary of Bizenjo when he was the Governor of the province from

masks: Kutty Kutty Kutty Bakhsh Bizenjo Kutty Kutty


title: B. M. Kutty

texts: 1972 to 1973. The Iraqi embassy in Pakistan was raided by the Pakistan army in February of 1973.The Government of Pakistan was suspicious of <mask> because of his unusual credentials, which included working for a Baloch party and the then governor. <mask> was arrested at the airport for being a spy for India. Prime Minister <mask> dismissed <mask>'s government and arrested him on suspicion that his government might be involved in helping the Baloch rebels. While <mask> was in prison, his daughter was expelled from the college. <mask> wrote a letter to <mask> expressing his anger. The Prime Minister asked <mask> why he came to Pakistan after he received the letter. You didn't have to leave the paradise called Kerala.It has the politics of your liking. Why did you give up all that and come here? <mask>'s autobiography Sixty Years in Self-exile: No regrets was published in 2011. The book was launched by Natwar Singh. <mask> dedicated his book to four women whom he admired the most in his life: his mother, his wife, and former Prime Minister of Pakistan <mask> <mask>. In 2007, Deshpande suggested a title for the book. On January 21, 1951, <mask> married <mask> Siddiqui in a wedding ceremony attended by five Malayalis.He remembered that he didn't know the language of his wife, but it didn't matter. They had four children. <mask>'s wife passed away in 2010. <mask> was forced to take bed rest

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title: B. M. Kutty

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title: T C Esser

texts: <mask> was born on February 14, 1871. The T.C. had a president. The firm was involved in the manufacture and distribution of paint in Milwaukee for more than half a century, as well as doing all kinds of glass, including stained glass for churches. Mark J. Seitz is the bishop of the Diocese of El Paso. His father had come from Germany in a young manhood and settled on a farm in Wisconsin, but he always suffered from ill health and left the farm to establish his home in Aurora. <mask>. and some of the other children should provide for their own support because the father was unable to work much. <mask><mask> had to put his textbooks away by the time he was twelve.He was paid fifty cents per day for his work in the paint shop. He was destined to progress to the point of notable success after gaining his initial knowledge of the business. He went to work for the W. S. Frazier Road Cart Company after a year. He worked for many hours a day at a stone slab with a flat bottomed conical stone, learning the nature of colors and the methods of grinding and mixing them. At the age of sixteen, he was earning nine dollars a week as an expert carriage painter after working at various phases of the business. His father died about this time. At the age of twenty, <mask><mask> was a full-fledged painter, engaged on piece work that brought him from $18 to $27 per week.After finishing a painting job for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company, he became a

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title: T C Esser

texts: roof-slater at Clinton, Iowa, still working for the railroad company. He went to Milwaukee in 1892 to find out what kind of city it was. After securing a painting job with the Milwaukee Buggy Company, he was called home to Aurora because of his mother's illness. He had married Miss Gengler of Aurora when he was away from Milwaukee. He was hired by the Milwaukee Buggy Company, but the pay was only seven dollars and a half per week, and he felt that he could do better at piece work he arranged with the company to finish six hundred gears and wheels for a stipulated sum. Although not all days in his active career were equally bright, he advanced toward the goal of success step by step. After doing contract work until the fall of 1893, Mr. <mask> took sixty dollars that he had saved, bought some equipment for painting and established a business of his own at Thirty-third and Cherry streets in a room above a blacksmith shop.Mr. <mask> had a successful business career. He used the ground floor for his shop and the second floor for his living quarters in 1894. He sold his first building after buying a cottage with a shop in the back. He built a brick store on North Avenue and Thirty Fourth Street after his contracting business grew. In 1909 he decided to give up the contracting business and concentrate on the store, which included the manufacture and sale of paints. He began dealing in plate glass in 1912 after adding a line of window glass. In 1920 he built a

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title: T C Esser

texts: brick factory building across the alley from the rear of his store to accommodate his growing trade in glass.The growth of his business led to the addition of other units to his plant and the glass warehouse on Thirty-Second Street. He used the property for his office and display room after purchasing it in 1927. He doubled his facilities there after buying the business of the Baranowski Art Glass Company. The property was used for the distribution of paints. A building was acquired in Lacrosse in 1934 for the distribution of their products in the Northwest. The Menominee Paint and Glass Company was purchased by them in June 1940. The plant was used to distribute their products.Mr. <mask> lived at 2232 North Sherman Boulevard and was one of the most prosperous citizens of Milwaukee. He had a summer home on the lake. He lived in Florida during the winter. For a number of years he was connected with banking interests, first as a director, then as vice president and later as president of the Wisconsin State Savings Bank, and in 1921 he organized the Pinelawn Cemetery Association, of which he was the leading stockholder. He served as president of the Milwaukee Paint, Oil & Varnish Club and was a member of the committee that drew up the "code of ethics" which was later adopted by the National Paint, Oil & Varnish Association. He was a member of both the Milwaukee Athletic Club and the Knights of Columbus. Business people from Milwaukee are missing from the


title: Aari McDonald

texts: <mask> is a basketball player for the Atlanta Dream of the Women's National Basketball Association. She played college basketball at the University of Washington and the University of Arizona and was drafted third overall by the Dream. <mask> was the youngest of six children and attended high school. In her freshman year, she transferred to a high school in California. She scored over 1,500 points in her two years at the school, recording multiple triple-doubles and even a quadruple double. She will play college basketball at Washington. <mask> missed the first seven games due to an injury, but played in 21 of them.She was third on the team in scoring with 9.8 points and was named to the All-Freshman team. <mask> will leave the program after one season. She cited the departures of Plum, Osahor, head coach Mike Neighbors, and assistant coach Morgan Valley as reasons for her transfer. Adia Barnes, a former Washington assistant who was heavily involved in recruiting her to play for the Huskies, transferred to the University of Arizona from the University of Arizona. She was a member of the scout team and sat out the first season due to transfer rules. In the second game of the season, <mask> scored 39 points to tie the school's single game scoring record. She finished the season with 890 points scored, breaking a single-season record set by her coach Barnes, and was the second player in Pac-12 history to have 800 points and 150 assists, joining her former teammate Plum.At the end of the season, she was named to the All-Pac-12 first team and defensive team. After tying the single-game record for scoring in the previous season, <mask> broke it with a 44-point performance against Texas. <mask> was named a second-team All-American by the Associated Press

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title: Aari McDonald

texts: and United States Basketball Writers Association and a first-team All-American by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association. She was named the 2020 recipient of the Ann Meyers Drysdale Award, given to the top shooting guard in the country, as well as a finalist for the Naismith Defensive Player of the Year Award. <mask> decided to return for her senior season at Arizona even though she was eligible for the draft. <mask> is the first Arizona player to win the award since Adia Barnes took over. She was named the Co-Defensive Player of the Year for the second year in a row.<mask> excelled during the NCAA tournament. She scored 31 points against Texas A&M in the Sweet Sixteen, sending Arizona to the Elite Eight for the first time. She scored 33 points despite suffering an ankle injury in the final two minutes of the game. She scored 26 points in their next game against the University of Connecticut to earn the first championship appearance in program history. In the national championship game, <mask> scored a game-high 22 points and was able to get the final shot of the game off, but could not get it to fall as the Cats lost to the Cardinal. She scored double-digits in 93 consecutive games, which was the longest active streak of her college career. <mask> was projected to be drafted in the top five of the upcoming WNBA draft by multiple media outlets.She was drafted third overall by the Atlanta Dream. Her brother was a basketball player. <mask> is currently engaged to Brewer, who proposed to her after the Cats were eliminated from the tournament. All-American college women's basketball players American women's basketball players Arizona Wildcats women's basketball players Atlanta Dream draft picks Basketball players at the 2021 NCAA Division I

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title: Bina Agarwal

texts: The Global Development Institute at The University of Manchester has a Professor of Development Economics and Environment. She has written about land, livelihoods and property rights, environment and development, political economy of gender, poverty and inequality, legal change, and agriculture and technological transformation. The award-winning book A Field of One's Own: Gender and Land Rights in South Asia has had a significant impact on governments, NGOs, and international agencies in promoting women's rights in land and property. Research in Latin America and around the world has been inspired by this work. The book prize was named in honour of <mask>'s parents. She received her B.A. M.A. and 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884


title: Bina Agarwal

texts: livelihoods and property rights, the environment and development, the political economy of gender, poverty and inequality, and agriculture and technological change. She deals with gender inequality, social exclusion, property, and development. Her work has had an impact on policy makers and practitioners. She compares countries within South Asia. The most important factor affecting women's situation is the gender gap in command over property, according to A Field of One's Own. The Journal of Women, Politics & Policy has an editorial board. The Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act was passed in 2005 after the successful movement she led in 2004.The Act gives equal rights to Hindu women and men in the ownership and inheritance of agricultural land. Standard economic analysis and assumptions have been challenged by <mask>. She challenges unitary household models and 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


title: Bina Agarwal

texts: Behaviour, Capabilities, Freedom and Equality, and Oxford University Press, Delhi. Her most recent book, Gender and Green Governance (Oxford University Press, Oxford and Delhi, 2010), has been widely cited and reviewed in both academic journals and the popular press. She has held positions at Harvard, the University of Michigan, the University of Minnesota, and the New York University School of Law. He was a Visiting Research Fellow at the Kennedy School of Government of Harvard University. She is a member of the board of the Global Development Network. The Indian Society for Ecological economics was founded by <mask>. She was one of only two women who served on the Commission for the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress.She is on the editorial boards of several international academic journals. The board of the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development is approved by the United Nations Economic and Social Council. The 2010 Leontief Prize was awarded to her on March 29, 2010 by the Global Development and Environment Institute. "<mask> <mask>

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title: Dietrich Bonhoeffer

texts: The German Lutheran pastor, theologian, anti-Nazi dissident, and key founding member of the Confessing Church was named after him. His writings on Christianity's role in the secular world have become influential, and his book The Cost of Discipleship is a modern classic. He was known for his resistance to the Nazi dictatorship and his opposition to Hitler's genocidal persecution of the Jews. He was imprisoned for one and a half years after being arrested by the Gestapo. He was sent to the Flossenbrg concentration camp. The German Military Intelligence Office accused <mask> of being involved with the 20 July plot to assassinate Hitler and he was quickly tried along with other accused plotters. The Nazi regime was collapsing when he was hanged.Bonhoeffer was born on February 4, 1906 in Breslau, Germany, into a large family. He and his twin sister were the sixth and seventh children out of eight. His parents were noted for their criticism of Sigmund Freud, and his mother was a teacher and the granddaughter of Protestant theologian Karl von Hase and painter Stanislaus von Kalckreuth. The family dynamic and his parents' values enabled him to receive a high level of education and also encouraged his curiosity, which in turn impacted his ability to lead others around


title: Dietrich Bonhoeffer

texts: him, specifically in the church setting. Paul Harteck and Karl Friedrich <mask> discovered the spin isomers of hydrogen in 1929. The twins were 12 years old when <mask> was killed in World War I. The third child, <mask>, was executed for his involvement in the 20 July plot.Christel and <mask> married men who were executed by the Nazis. Christel was imprisoned by the Nazis. Men who survived Nazism were married to the sisters. Karl-Gnther von Hase was the German Ambassador to the United Kingdom from 1970 to 1977. His nephew, the musical director of the Cleveland ( OH) Orchestra from 1984 to 2002, is also a prominent orchestral conductor. The Protestant Faculty of Theology at the University of Tbingen gave Bonhoeffer the equivalent of a master's degree. He completed his Doctor of Theology degree at the age of 21.Theol. In 1927, I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Berlin. At the age of twenty-four, Bonhoeffer went to the United States for postgraduate study and a teaching fellowship at New York City's Union Theological Seminary. There is no theology at the American seminary. He had life-changing experiences. He met Frank Fisher, a black fellow-seminarian who introduced him to a collection of African-American spirituals, which he took back to Germany.

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title: Dietrich Bonhoeffer

texts: was won by theDeutsche Christen. The non-Nazi opposition considered these bodies to be uncorrupted, as opposed to the other so-called "destroyed churches."All pastoral services were urged to be interdicted by <mask>. Karl Barth advised against such a proposal. The new statement of faith in opposition to theDeutsche Christen movement was drafted in August 1933. For affirming God's fidelity to Jews as His chosen people, the Bethel Confession was watered down to make it more palatable. In September 1933, the national church synod at Wittenberg passed a resolution to apply the Aryan paragraph within the church, meaning that pastors and church officials of Jewish descent were to be removed from their posts. The Pfarrernotbund was founded by Martin Niemller because of this. In November, a rally of 20,000Deutsche Christens demanded the removal of the Old Testament from the Bible, which was seen by many as heresy, further swelling the ranks of the Emergency League.More than a third of German pastors joined the Emergency League within weeks of its founding. The Bekennende Kirche aimed to preserve traditional, Biblically based Christian beliefs and practices. The Barmen Declaration was adopted by the Confessing Church and insisted that Christ was the head of the church.


title: Dietrich Bonhoeffer

texts: Bonhoeffer to abstain from any ecumenical activity that wasn't directly authorized by Berlin. Bonhoeffer was offered a chance to study Gandhi's non-violent resistance in 1935. When Barth rebuked him, he decided to return to Germany, where he was the head of an underground seminary.As the Nazi suppression of the Confessing Church intensified, Barth was driven back to Switzerland in 1935, Niemller was arrested in July 1937, and <mask>'s authorization to teach at the University of Berlin was revoked in 1936. Ruth von Kleist-Retzow was a great benefactor. In times of trouble, <mask>'s former students and their wives would take refuge in von Kleist-Retzow's Pomeranian estate. He became engaged to Maria von Wedemeyer, Kleist-Retzow's granddaughter, three months before his arrest. In August 1937, Himmler made the education and examination of Confessing Church ministry candidates illegal. The Gestapo closed the seminary in September of 1937 and arrested 27 people. Around this time, he published his best-known book, The Cost of Discipleship, a study on the Sermon on the Mount, in which he not only attacked "cheap grace" as a cover for ethical laxity, but also preached "costly grace."Bonhoeffer spent the next two years secretly traveling from one eastern German village to

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title: Dietrich Bonhoeffer

texts: another to supervise his students, most of whom were working illegally in small parishes within the old-Prussian Ecclesiastical Province of Pomerania. Gro Schlnwitz is where the von Blumenthal family hosted the seminary. The Gro Schlnwitz and surrounding villages supported the education by employing and housing the students, among whom was Eberhard Bethge, who later edited Bonhoeffer's Letters and Papers from Prison. The Gestapo banned Bonhoeffer from Berlin. The von Kleist family allowed the seminary to move to their estate in the summer of 1939. Following the outbreak of World War II, the Gestapo shut down the seminary there. The cost of discipleship and life together are the basis of his books.A group of people, including the sister of <mask>, escaped to England by way of Switzerland in 1938. When Hans von Dohnnyi introduced him to the group seeking Hitler's overthrow at the Abwehr, he made an initial contact with members of the German Resistance. Dohnnyi told Bonhoeffer that war was imminent. He was worried about being conscripted. He could not swear an oath to Hitler or fight in his army because of his opposition to the Nazi regime. He worried about the consequences his refusal of military service could have for the Confessing Church, as it was a move that


title: Dietrich Bonhoeffer

texts: would be frowned upon by most Christians at the time. At this time, Union Theological Seminary in New York invited <mask> to leave for the United States in June 1939.Despite strong pressures from his friends to stay in the United States, he regretted his decision and returned after two weeks. He wrote to the Abwehr agent, saying that he was harassed by the Nazi authorities as he was forbidden to speak in public and had to report his activities to the police. He was not allowed to publish in 1941. The Abwehr is a German military intelligence organization. He was brought into the organization by Dohnnyi to protect him from being drafted to active service in Germany. Dohnnyi was involved in the planning of various 1943 plots against Hitler. In the face of Nazi atrocities, the ultimate question for a responsible man to ask is not how he is to extricate himself heroically from the affair, but how the coming generation shall continue to live.He accepted that he was guilty of himself and no one else, but he didn't justify his action. He answers for it before other men and before himself, but before God. "The blood of martyrs might once again be demanded, but this blood, if we really have the courage and loyalty to shed it, will not be innocent, shining like that of the


title: Dietrich Bonhoeffer

texts: 18. Maria was Bonhoeffer's confirmation student when he first met her. The two did not see each other between becoming engaged and Bonhoeffer's arrest. Maria's status as fiancée allowed her to visit and correspond with him while he was in prison. They were a source of food and smuggled messages. Maria allowed her correspondence with Bonhoeffer to be published after her death, which added to the scholarship. Tegel Prison was where Bonhoeffer was held for a year and a half.He continued to work with his fellow prisoners and guards. Sympathetic guards helped smuggle his letters out of prison to Eberhard Bethge and others, and these uncensored letters were posthumously published in Letters and Papers from Prison. One of the guards, named Knobloch, even offered to help him escape from the prison and "disappear" with him, but Bonhoeffer declined it, fearing Nazi retribution against his family, especially his brother Klaus and brother-in-law Hans von Do. After the failure of the 20 July Plot on Hitler's life in 1944 and the discovery of secret Abwehr documents relating to the conspiracy, <mask> was accused of association with the conspirators. The Gestapo's high-security prison, the Reich Security Main Office, where he was held for 18 months, was where he was


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texts: transferred. He was moved to Flossenbrg concentration camp in February 1945. Hitler ordered the destruction of the Abwehr conspirators after reading the diaries of the head of the Abwehr.The English prisoner Payne Best was led away just as he concluded his final Sunday service and asked if he should ever reach his home: "This is the end for me the beginning of life." <mask> was sentenced to death by a drumhead court-martial without witnesses, records of proceedings or a defense in the Flossenbrg concentration camp. He was executed at dawn on 9 April 1945. General Karl Sack, General Friedrich von Rabenau, and businessman Theodor Strnck were hanged with Bonhoeffer naked in the execution yard. On the night of 22–23 April, Klaus and Rdiger were executed in Berlin as Soviet troops were already fighting in the capital. His brother-in-law Hans von Dohnnyi was executed on April 9. Eberhard Bethge, a student and friend of <mask>'s, wrote about a man who saw the execution.I was moved by the way this lovable man prayed and was certain that God heard his prayer. He climbed the steps to the gallows after saying a short prayer at the execution site. He died after a few seconds. I have worked as a doctor for fifty years and have never seen a man die submissive to the will of


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texts: God. The traditional account of <mask>'s death went unquestioned over the decades. Many biographers see problems with the story, not due to Bethge but his source. The doctor was a doctor at the Flossenbrg concentration camp, who may have wanted to minimize the suffering of the condemned men to reduce his own culpability in their executions.J.L.F. Mogensen, a former prisoner at Flossenbrg, cited the length of time it took for the execution to be completed, plus departures from camp procedure that would probably not have been allowed to prisoners so late in the war, as jarring inconsistencies. Considering that the sentences had been confirmed at the highest levels of Nazi government, by individuals with a pattern of torturing prisoners who dared to challenge the regime, it is more likely that the physical details of Bonhoeffer's death may have been much more difficult than we had thought. Critics of the traditional account are more caustic. The doctor described the gallows at Flossenbrg as having no steps, but he also said that Bonhoeffer climbed the steps to the noose. "Fischer-Hllstrung had the job of reviving political prisoners after they had been hanged until they were almost dead, in order to prolong the agony of their dying." The critic claims that the


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texts: statement about kneeling in prayer is a legend.The disposition of Bonhoeffer's remains is not known. His body may have been cremated outside the camp along with hundreds of other recently executed or dead prisoners, or American troops may have placed his body in one of several mass graves in which they interred the unburied dead of the camp. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights movement were influenced by <mask>'s life as a pastor and theologian who lived as he preached and was killed because of his opposition to National Socialism. The anniversary of his death is marked in the calendars of several Christian denominations. He is sometimes identified as a martyr in parts of the Anglican Communion, but other times not. The color of the liturgical calendar of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is white, which is used for non-martyred saints. The General Conference of the United Methodist Church did not enumerate saints in 2008.He is one of only two people who lived after the Reformation, and was the first martyr to be so recognized. There will be a commemoration in the Church of England on April 9. He preached at a church in London from 1933 to 1935, but it was destroyed by bombing in 1944. The replacement church was named after him. Bonhoeffer's


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texts: phenomenon of religion and claimed that revelation abolished religion, which he called the "garment" of faith. After witnessing the complete failure of the German Protestant church in the face of Nazism, he saw the challenge as an opportunity for renewal for Christianity. The "Death of God" movement, which attracted the attention of the mainstream culture in the mid-1960s, was developed by some Protestant thinkers after the death of Bonhoeffer. Some critics, such as Jacques Ellul and others, have charged that the radical interpretations of Bonhoeffer's insights amount to a grave distortion, that he did not mean to say that God no longer had anything to do with humanity and had become a cultural artifact. The more recent interpretation respects the parameters of the neo-orthodox school that he belonged to. Father Ezechiele Ramin was influenced by Bonhoeffer.English translations of most of <mask>'s works are available. Many of his books and lectures are available in multiple languages. Following the Fortress Press edition of Bonhoeffer's writings, these works are listed. The English language edition of Bonhoeffer's Works contains more material than the German Works series because of the discovery of previously unknown correspondence. The English edition of the


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texts: Oeuvre was published in October of last year. A chronological view of <mask>'s theological development can be found in a volume of selected readings. Fortress Press has editions of <mask>'s works.The first volume of the works of <mask>ffer. The editor is translated by Reinhard Krauss and Nancy Lukens. There is a hardcover and a paperback. The first edition of Sanctorum Communio was published in 1930. He tries to work out a theology of the person in society and the church. Along with explaining his early positions on sin, evil, solidarity, collective spirit, and collective guilt, it unfolds a systematic theology of the spirit at work in the church. Act and be.The second volume of the works of <mask>ffer. The translations were done by H. Martin Rumscheidt. There is a hardcover, 256 pp. The consciousness and conscience in theology from the perspective of the Reformation's insight into the origin sinfulness in the "heart turned in upon itself and thus open neither to the revelation of the truth" is the subject of Bonhoeffer's second dissertation. The thoughts of power, revelation, Otherness, theological method, and theological anthropology are explained. Both creation and fall. The third volume of the works of <mask>ffer.John W. De Gruchy is an Editor. In a time of

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texts: 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 There is a hardcover, 242 pp.The paper is about 232 pp. Life Together contains a meditation on the nature of the Christian community. The Prayerbook of the Bible is a great way to meditate on the importance of the Psalms for Christian prayer. The Christian community's path to God can be described by the moods of an individual's relationship with God and also the turns of love and heartbreak, that are themselves the Christian community's path to God. There is ethics. The volume 6 of the works of <mask>. The book was translated by Reinhard Krauss, Douglas W. Stott, and Charles C. West.At the time of Bonhoeffer's execution, this book was incomplete but still important to understanding his work. The culmination of his journey is ethics. There is a hardcover, 544 pp. There is a paperback, 605 pp. There is fiction from Tegel Prison. The volume 7 of the works of <mask>. Nancy Lukens is the editor of the translated edition.There is a hardcover, 288 pp. Writing fiction, a novel fragment, and a short story, as well as writing to his family and fiancée, occupied much of <mask>'s first year in Tegel prison. He told Eberhard Bethge that there was a lot of autobiography in it. The writings in this book are annotated by German editors

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texts: Renate Bethge and Ilse Todt. His life events are recounted in a way that illuminates his theology. Characters and situations that represent Nazi types and attitudes became a form of social criticism and helped to explain the plot to kill Hitler. There are letters and papers in prison.The volume 8 of the works of <mask>. Isabel Best; Lisa E. Dahill; Reinhard Krauss; Nancy Lukens. The first unabridged collection of Bonhoeffer's 1943–1945 prison letters and theological writings is in this splendid volume. There are over 200 documents that include extensive correspondence with his family and Eberhard Bethge, as well as his theological notes, and his prison poems. The introduction and Afterword were written by the editors of the original German volume: Christian Gremmels, Eberhard Bethge, and Renate Bethge. 800 pp. The Young Bonhoeffer was written in 1918.The volume 9 of the works of <mask>. Paul Duane Metheny is an Editor. Through his graduation from Berlin University, he gathered his 100 earliest letters and journals from after the First World War. There is a hardcover, 720 pp. Through his graduation from Berlin University, this work gathers his earliest letters and journals. His early theological writings can be found in it. The essays include works on the


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texts: patristic period for Adolf von Harnack, Luther's moods for Karl Holl, and biblical interpretation for Professor Seeberg.Along with his lectures on homiletics, catechesis, and practical theology are his sermons from the period. Berlin, New York and Barcelona were all in the same year. The volume 10 of the works of <mask>ffer. Clifford Green is an Editor. Bonhoeffer's personal, pastoral, and theological direction were shaped by this period from 1928 to 1931. There is a hardcover, 790 pp. There is a translation of kumene, Universitt, Pfarramt: 1931–1932.There is a 576 pp hardcover. Berlin from 1932 to 1933. The volume 12 of the works of <mask>. Larry L. Rasmussen is the Editor. It was translated by Isabel Best, David Higgins, and Douglas W. Stott. The crisis of 1933 in Germany was documented by Berlin. There is a hardcover, 650 pp.London from 1933 to 1935. There are 13 works in the volume. The editor is <mask>. Isabel Best translated. Records and minutes of his meetings, as well as reports from international conferences from 1934, are included. 525 pp:. The translation of Illegale Theologenausbildung: 1935– 1937 was released on 1 October.In the spring of 1935, <mask> returned from England to direct a small illegal seminary for the Confessing Church. The Gestapo

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texts: ordered the seminary to close in 1937. The two years of Finkenwalde produced some of Bonhoeffer's most significant theological work as he prepared these young seminarians for the turbulence and risk of parish ministry in the Confessing Church. Some of the seminarians were arrested and imprisoned. In a difficult time, he remained dedicated to training them for the ministry. This volume includes bible studies, sermons, and lectures on homiletics, pastoral care, and catechesis, giving a moving and up- close portrait of the Confessing Church in these crucial years. There is a translation of Illegale Theologenausbildung: 1937–1940 in Theological Education Underground: 1937–1940.750 pp. Imprisonment and conspiracy took place during the 1940s. The volume 16 of the works of <mask>. Mark Brocker is the Editor. There are hundreds of letters, including ten never-before-published letters to his fiancée, Maria von Wedemeyer, as well as official documents, short original pieces, and his final sermons. There is a 912 pp hardcover. The English edition of The Bonhoeffer Reader contains works by individual authors.In a single volume, a collection of all Bonhoeffer's theological works. Christology was written about William Collins and New York. The lectures were given in Berlin in


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texts: forces in the Nazi period, Bonhoeffer systematically envisioned a radical incarnational ethic for a post-war world, changing Christians' relation to history, politics, and public life. The first English translation of the letters and papers from prison was published in 1953.This edition was translated by Frank Clark. Christian Kaiser Verlag was published in 1970. Touchstone 1997 is a paperback. In hundreds of letters, including letters written to his fiancée, Maria von Wedemeyer, as well as official documents, short original pieces. Bonhoeffer's exchanges with his family, fiancée, and closest friends show the affection and solidarity that accompanied to his prison cell, concentration camp, and eventual death. A Testament to Freedom was written by <mask>. The editors are Geffrey B. Kelly and F. Burton Nelson."Von guten Mchten" is a prayer he wrote before his death. There are various English translations. The Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary holds Bonhoeffer's papers. Eberhard Bethge, <mask>ffer: Theologian, Christian, Man for His Times: A Biography Rev. are non-fiction books. ed. Fortress Press was in Minneapolis. Eric Metaxas wrote Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy.The Doubled Life of <mask>ffer was written by Diane Reynolds. Stephen R. Haynes

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texts: is the author of The Bonhoeffer Legacy: Post-Holocaust Perspectives. The series is called Champion of Freedom. The book was published by Morgan Reynolds Publishing. The Best Book, Youth Audiences was a winner. John W. Matthews is the author of Bonhoeffer: A Brief Overview of the Life and Writings of <mask>ffer. No Ordinary Men is a novel by Elisabeth Sifton.Craig J. Slane wrote Bonhoeffer as Martyr: Social Responsibility and Modern Christian Commitment. Reggie L. Williams wrote Black Jesus: Harlem Renaissance Theology and an Ethic of Resistance. Giardina wrote Saints and Villains as a fiction. The story of the Resistance to Hitler was told by Mary Glazener. There is a novel in which the imprisoned 10th century Orcadian saint Magnus Erlendsson is transformed into Bonhoeffer. The historical figure, Barabbas, is given flesh in All Who Came Before. Carlos Caldas has articles.What do we have to learn from Latin America today? The journal is online. There is a dilemma of violent resistance in retrospect. The journal is online. Patrick Nullens. They looked at the social ethical meaning of justification by faith alone. The International Review of Economics is online.Rey and Daniel. A modern martyr. The July 2020 edition of History Today. 22– 24. Valo, Michal. The value


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texts: of the theological- ethical reading of Sren Kierkegaard by <mask>. The European Journal of Science and Theology is online.The films Bonhoeffer: Agent of Grace, Eric Till, Hanged on a Twisted Cross, and T.N. were made. "Come Before Winter" was directed by Kevin Ekvall. "Holy Traitor" was directed by Spencer Folmar. Elizabeth Avery Scott wrote a play called "Lies, Love and Hitler". It was directed by P.J. at The Street Theatre. The person is Williams. A play written and performed by South African playwright, actor and human rights activist Peter Krummeck was performed at Capitol Hill in Washington DC during the week of the First Anniversary of 9/11.A print edition of Tim Jorgenson's American play was released in 2002 by Xulon Press. The play was performed at the Seinjoki city theatre in January 2008. The Ricks-Weil Theatre Company performed Personal Honor at the H.J. on 1 May 2009. The Ricks Centre for the Arts is in Indiana. The Beams are Creaking is an American play by Douglas Anderson. It was first presented at Case Western University in 1978. The Playwright Award and the National Playwright Competition were won that year.The cost is based on the life of the man. Provision Theatre, Chicago, 17 September - 30 October, presented by Mary Ruth Clarke and Timothy


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texts: Gregory. The play focuses on <mask>'s life after his arrest. The play was directed by Ronald Wilson. Don Shaw wrote it. Michael York is an actor. Notable for ending with incomplete execution scene made to resemble Nazi film such as those known to have been made of the executions of actual and accused participants in the 20 July Bomb Plot, such as Bonhoeffer.8 Op. The cantabile accompanies the final scene. "Bonhoeffer Bonhoeffer" is a choral theater piece by Thomas Lloyd, with text adapted from the writings of Maria von Wedemeyer. Donald Nally conducted the chamber choir "The Crossing" in a performance at the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral. The musical play "Musikspiel" was written by Peter Janssens in 1995. W.H read "Friday's Child" in the


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texts: president of Orange County State College. Finding temporary quarters to house the administrative offices of the new college as well as finding people to fill the administrative positions were some of the things that were done. The first classes to be offered by the college had to be found in temporary quarters. A 228-acre tract of land in the northeast corner of the city of Fullerton had been identified for the permanent campus, however, title to various portions of the land was held by several different owners. It would take close to two years for the state to acquire all of this land.Langsdorf was able to use one floor of an old building owned by the local community college to house the administrative offices. He was able to get an agreement to use space at the recently opened Sunny Hills High School campus in north-west Fullerton to house faculty and classes until temporary buildings could be constructed at the permanent campus site. Langsdorf quickly recruited an administrative staff that included an executive dean, a dean of instruction, a finance officer, and a dean of students<mask> from Pasadena City College. The son of Earnest Toy, Jr. is a student at Riverside City College. The state colleges in California were under the control of the California state department of education. The individual state colleges had a lot of


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texts: independence.Langsdorf was able to choose the academic direction of the new college. Most of the existing state colleges had been established as teacher-training institutions, but by 1959 some of the faculties were pushing to widen their academic roles. Orange County was changing quickly. As agricultural land was sold off to developers, housing tracts and new industries were springing up throughout the county. If the college was to serve the needs of its service area, it would need to offer more than teacher education. A significant part of the mission of Orange County State College is teacher education. A broad range of academic disciplines were represented by the founding faculty members hired by Langsdorf to head the divisions of the new college.They included an E.C. Along with Librarian Toy, were Miles D. McCarthy, Lawrence de Graaf, <mask>, and <mask>g. The education of all students in the new college was dependent on the liberal arts. Nine months after Langsdorf became president, Orange County State College opened its doors to                                           The growth of the student body and the development of the permanent campus were planned at the same time. The Faculty Council was formed by Langsdorf to advise him on these issues. He delegated significant responsibility for the development of academic policy

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texts: 1970 the campus added about 1000 FTES. <mask> and his administrators were under a lot of pressure to keep the campus building plan on schedule. Ronald Reagan took over as governor in 1967. Reagan wanted to cut the budget for the state colleges in order to deal with the budget problems of the state. <mask> and his staff were able to complete a number of building projects. The library opened in 1966, the humanities and social science building opened in 1967, and the art building opened in 1969.Construction began on the Engineering complex and on a building to house the School of Business Administration and Economics. The largely commuter campus has a problem with parking. There were less than 4,000 parking spaces for the 10,750 students in 1967. The problem was solved when the Board of Trustees began issuing revenue bonds. The parking fees were used to pay off the bonds. Civil rights, the draft, and the Vietnam War are some of the issues that are coming to the forefront of national events. Many college and university campuses were affected by unrest during the second half of the decade.The full force of this trend was felt at the end of the decade. Langsdorf and his administration were 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

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texts: tried to force the firing of Duerr, but their bills failed in the Assembly. Langsdorf had to defend academic freedom. The Students for a Democratic Society and the Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam formed on the campus in the late sixties. The spring semester of 1970 was the last time the campus experienced major unrest. Ronald Reagan gave his first speech on a public college campus on February 9, 1970 at the invitation of the campus. Reagan's speech was interrupted several times by hecklers, and he drew a large number of protesters to the campus.Arrest warrants were issued for two of the hecklers, <mask> and Dave MacKowiak, who were leaders of the two groups. Several hundred students staged a sit-in in the Letters and Science Building on February 25, 1970, to demand that the campus drop its proceedings against the two students who were arrested. Police cleared the students from building and calm returned to the campus until March 3, 1970, when a large protest took place in the quad and interrupted campus hearings for Church and MacKowiak. Police officers responded to a request for assistance. Langsdorf was with his wife at the hospital. 19 students were arrested by police. 37 students were arrested for participating in the March 3rd confrontation with police or for heckling Reagan.Following the March 3rd


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texts: confrontation, students held daily meetings on the Quad and posted banners around the campus. There were no major incidents until late April when students began selling a book of pictures of the earlier confrontation on campus. There was a graphic picture of people in the nude in the dust jacket of the book. The occupation of the Performing Arts Building by a group that included both anti-war activists and members of the counter-culture led to further arrests. The occupation was allowed to continue for a week. The protesters were ordered to leave by the administration. Significant damage to door locks and musical instruments was done by many individuals who were under the influence of drugs.The last major campus disruption was this one. L. Donald Shields was acting president. <mask> was under doctor's orders to rest because of the strain on his health. Langsdorf became the Vice Chancellor for Adademic Affairs at the California State College Chancellor's Office in Long Beach after he resigned as campus president. Langsdorf was the president of Cal State Fullerton from 1959 to 1970 and later became the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs in the Cal State System. The growth of the institution was marked by Langsdorf's tenure. From a few hundred students to more than 15,000 students, and from less than 200 FTES to more than 10,000


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texts: FTES, theEnrollment grew from a few hundred students to more than 15,000 students, and from less than 200 FTES to more than 10,000 FTES, during Langsdorf'sA period of extensive construction transformed the college from a small collection of temporary buildings on orange groves to a campus with several permanent facilities. The Administration-Business Administration Building was renamed in honor of President <mask>. <mask> died in 2002. There are heads of universities and colleges in the United


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texts: <mask> is a former professional footballer and manager who played for the England national team in the 1980s. He is best known for his time atWatford, where he helped them win promotion from the Fourth Division to the First Division. The all-time records for appearances and goals are held by <mask>. He had a goals-to-games ratio of nearly one goal in every two appearances for both A.C. Milan and Bournemouth. He scored a hat-trick on his debut and was capped 14 times by England. After retiring from playing, <mask> turned to coaching and managed Chesham United from 2006 until 2007. The <mask> Project has frequently been used as a pseudonym.After leaving school in the summer of 1974, <mask> began his career with the club as an apprenticeship. He made three appearances in the Football League Fourth Division and scored a goal. He had four goalless appearances in the 1976–77 season before he broke into the first team under new manager Graham Taylor in 1977. They were promoted to the Football League Second Division after scoring 21 goals the following season. He remained among the club's top goalscorers over the next three seasons asWatford consolidated in the Second Division and finally reached the First Division for the first time in their history in 1982, at the end of a season in which he scored 19 league goals. In the 1982–83 season, <mask> and his teammates surprised many by being successful in the First Division. After briefly leading the league in the autumn,Watford finished second and qualified for the playoffs.In the first season of the First Division, <mask> was the division's top scorer with 27 goals. He scored five goals in 30 appearances for A.C. Milan, but he was not as successful as he had been in England. It has been said that A.C. Milan confused him with John Barnes. Gabriele Marcotti is an Italian football journalist. He says there are two main reasons that it's not true. Even the most

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texts: ignorant person could see that Barnes and <mask> looked completely different. Barnes was not the type of player Milan were looking for at that time."No matter how much money you have here, you can't seem to get Rice Krispies," said <mask>, though he later claimed this was a joke. After one season with AC Milan, <mask>verton, while new signing Mo Johnston was the top scorer in the First Division with 20 goals. Despite failing to achieve their successes of the previous two seasons,Watford survived another four seasons in the First Division. The Hornets could only manage a mid table finish, despite the fact that <mask> scored 21 goals in his first season back in the First Division. In 1986–87, he helped them reach the FA Cup semi finals, but a year later they were demoted. He was with the club until November 1988, when he joined Bournemouth.Bournemouth Blissett scored 19 times from 30 league games in 1988–89 as the Cherries finished 10th in the Second Division, after emerging as a surprise promotion contender in only their second season at that level. He scored 18 goals in 1989–90, but a slump in the second half of the season dragged the Cherries down the table and on the last day of the season they were beaten at home by Leeds United, who went on to win the Second Division title. Though it wasn't enough to earn promotion at the end of the 1990–91) campaign, <mask> continued his fine form by scoring 19 goals. At the start of the 1991– 1992 season, <mask> returned to Watford for a third time. They were still in the Second Division, and his 10 goals in the league that season were not enough for them to look like promotion candidates, so they would be founding members of the rebranded Division One for the 1992–93 season. One Division Two goal was scored by <mask> when he was on a three-game loan spell at West Bromwich. He ended his English league career in 1993 with a five-match spell with Division Three

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texts: with Mansfield Town, where he scored once.He played for Derry City in the League of Ireland before retiring from playing in 1995 after a season with Fakenham Town in the Eastern Counties Football League. <mask> was eligible to play for England because he moved to the country at a young age. One of the first black players to play for the senior team was <mask>. He became the first black player to score a hat-trick for England in a 9–0 win over Luxembourg. He played for England 13 times and never scored in any other international. He came in with Graham Taylor as a coach. He left the club in June 2001.<mask> was surplus to requirements when it came to appointing his own backroom staff. Taylor was critical of the decision not to retain long-serving members of staff. He moved to York City to work as a coach. He was appointed manager of Chesham United on February 15, 2006 after leaving that post. In April 2007, it was announced that <mask> would leave Chesham at the end of the season to concentrate on his involvement with the Windrush Motorsport project. On 27 March 2010, it was confirmed that <mask> had joined Hemel Hempstead Town as a coach. In the summer of 2016 <mask> was appointed Director of Football at Burnham, after the departures of Dave Tuttle and Gifton Noel-Williams.<mask> has worked as a television pundit for Channel 4 and has a cultural impact. He founded Team 48 Motorsport with John Barnes and Les Ferdinand to promote young racing drivers of Afro-Caribbean background. Matthew Gore, a white Jamaican, and Darelle Wilson, a black Briton, were supposed to be the drivers of the team that <mask> entered into the British Touring Car Championship. The project never got off the starting line and the team didn't show up for any of the races. Soccer A.M. refers to the area where fans of the week sit as the '<mask> Blissett Stand'. A celebrity motor race took place in 2011. The car rolled several times

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texts: after he crashed on the opening lap.He was not hurt. The race was won by Rick Parfitt Jnr. They were raising money for a good cause. In the Alfashop Alfa Romeo Championship, <mask> was racing an Alfa 156. The name "Luther Blissett Project" has been adopted by many people in radical activist circles as a nom de plume when engaged in unusual performances, situationist pranks, media hoaxes, and the production of radical theory. The <mask> multiple name project began in Italy in 1994 and has since been used by artists, underground reviews, poets, performers and squatters' collectives in cities throughout Europe and South America. In 1999 "<mask>" wrote a historical novel called Q, which sold hundreds of thousands of copies in over ten languages.On June 30, 2004, the real <mask> took part in the British television sports show Fantasy Football League. "Chiunque pu essere <mask>, semplicemente adottando il nome <mask>" was read aloud by him. He was awarded the freedom of the town on March 10, 2021. He was appointed as a deputy lieutenant in July of 2021. A translated interview with <mask> from the Italian Daily Newspaper L'Unit was followed by a comment from the writers formerly known as the "<mask> Project". There is an article about living people Jamaican football players. The players are A.C. Milan and Bournemouth.The players are from Bury F.C. The players are from Mansfield Town F.C. The players are from Derry City F.C. The players are fromWatford F.C. Non-playing staff English Football League players First Division/Premier League top scorer League of Ireland players Serie A players English beach soccer players English football managers The players are from Fakenham Town F.C. The players are from Chesham United F.C.The players are from Chesham United F.C. Managers English people of Jamaican descent Association football forwards English expatriate sports people in Italy to the United Kingdom. The staff is

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