title: John Brayshaw Kaye

texts: <mask> was an American poet, lawyer and politician. <mask> was born in Yorkshire, England, on June 10, 1841, the fifth child in a family of fourteen children. After three years in Baltimore, Maryland, the parents moved to Pennsylvania. After moving to a farm in Wisconsin, the family lived there until the death of the parents. He traveled through the years of his youth. The witchery and beauty of the lake, and the splendid scenery formed part of its associations. He thought it was a great source of physical and mental recreation.He attended the common and high schools here. He made a trip to the far west after attaining his majority because of ill health. He arrived at Virginia City, Nevada, on the 27th of July, 1863, after joining a wagon train and doing various types of labor. There was a time when the Ophir mine was used. He returned to his home after four years after every man carried his bed on his back. The White Pine silver mining excitement of that period was also visited by him in 1869. He returned to Wisconsin in 1871.After two years of roughing it, he returned to Wisconsin and began reading law with the Honorable <mask>. Smith. He studied law in his spare time. He was admitted to the bar in 1872 after marrying a brother-in-law of the Baker Brothers. His home until his death was in Calmar, Iowa, where he became a member of the bar in 1872. He was elected county attorney in 1886 and re-elected in 1888. He was the mayor of Calmar for a couple of years. <mask> was elected county attorney just as statutory prohibition was going into effect, and it fell to his lot to engage in a lengthy series of suits against dealers in intoxicants.The attorneys of the liquor dealers were so tired that they were happy to quit. The suits added more than $12,000 to the revenue of the

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texts: county. He was involved in a number of legal cases in that county. <mask><mask>, who was located at Calmar in 1872, joined the ranks of the attorneys about that time. Mr. <mask> came to America with his parents in 1842. Mr. <mask> spent four years in gold camps in Nevada after the family settled in Wisconsin. After a year at his old home, he moved to Iowa.He was a student of law and the Bible, and had a poetic nature that first appeared in many bits of verse. He produced three books of his writings that were worthy of the title "Vashti." He used to apply quotations from various writers in his legal practice. He helped the state in the Gifford-Bigelow murder trial and in his defence of <mask>, who was charged with the killing of his wife. His handling of the cases showed an unusual ability, even though he was on the losing side. In 1874, Mr. <mask>'s poems were brought together and published in a volume called Facts and Fancies. Songs of Lake Geneva were written in the early 20th century.Both of these works were praised by critics. Vashti is a story based on the biblical story of Esther. It established a name for its author. The fourth volume was published posthumously. <mask> wanted to have a home production, so she submitted the copy to the copyright office, and negotiations would have ended in a publication the same year. The last poem was a rehearsal for the story of Judas Iscariot's betrayal of Christ. <mask> did not accept the idea that Judas intended to betray Christ, and the poem is a defence of Judas, in which the entire story of the trial before the Sanhedrin and Caiaphas is rehearsed with a clearness that adds his own vision to the biblical account.<mask>'s version of the translation might not be accepted by the critic, but it might still have a lot of poetical

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title: Arthur Lyon Bowley

texts: Sir <mask> was an English statistician and economist who pioneered the use of sampling techniques in social surveys. <mask>'s father was a minister in the Church of England. <mask>'s mother was the stepmother to seven children when he died at the age of 40. <mask> won a scholarship to Trinity College to study mathematics after graduating from Christ's Hospital. He graduated as a wrangler. Alfred Marshall was a Cambridge wrangler and <mask> had a short course of study with him. <mask> became an economic statistician under Marshall's influence.His Account of England's Foreign Trade was published as a book. Marshall recommended <mask> for jobs and gave him advice. Marshall told him that the Elements of Statistics contained too much mathematics. <mask> taught mathematics at St John's School in Leatherhead from 1893 to 1899. His first article for the journal of the Royal Statistical Society appeared in 1895. The London School of Economics opened. <mask> was connected with the School until he retired in 1936, after being appointed as a part-time lecturer.He is one of the intellectual fathers. He taught at University College, Reading for more than a decade. He was a lecturer at University College London. He became a professor at the LSE in 1915. He was appointed to the first Chair of Statistics in Britain in 1919. E. C. Rhodes and R. G. D. Allen arrived in 1924 and 1928, respectively. <mask> began studies of British economic statistics in the 1890s with work on trade and wages.His 1900 publication Wages in the United Kingdom in the Nineteenth Century was created using the help of Edith Marvin, who was a researcher at the London School of Economics. National income was studied in the 1920s and 30s. He collaborated with Josiah Stamp on a comparison of the UK national income in 1912 and 1924. The official national income statistics are from the Second World War. <mask> worked on social statistics as well. Charles Booth's "Life and Labour of the People in London" and Seebohm Rowntree's "Poverty, A

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texts: Study of Town Life" were both surveys of social conditions. Sampling techniques were used in the methodological innovation.<mask> gave a detailed exposition of his approach to sampling in a 62-page paper. The New Survey of London Life and Labour was the culmination of <mask>'s work. He collaborated with R. G.D. Allen on an econometric study of family expenditure in the 1930s. The first English-language statistics text-book was written by <mask>. In the early editions there was little statistical theory, but it was described the techniques of descriptive statistics that would be useful for economists and social sciences. <mask> drew on the writings of Karl Pearson, Udny Yule and F. Y Edgeworth. <mask> told Fisher that Professor Edgeworth had written a great deal on a subject and that he was not sure if the confidence interval was a confidence trick.Stemplots, decile boxplots, seven-figure summary and trimean were all presaged by <mask>'s teaching. The first book in English of its kind, <mask>'s "The Mathematical Groundwork of Economics" was an attempt to provide the economist with the main ideas and techniques of mathematical economics. The Edgeworth box was brought to the attention of economists. The "Edgeworth-Bowley box" is often referred to as <mask>'s success. In this book, he introduced the concept of conjectural variation. <mask> was honoured with many honours. He became a fellow of the British Academy in 1922 and was knighted in 1950.He was president of the Econometric Society and served on the council of the Royal Economic Society. He was awarded the Royal Statistical Society's Guy Medal in Gold in 1935. <mask> was shy and retiring according to Allen and George. He didn't make a lot of friends and his close friendship with Edwin Cannan was a unique experience. <mask> and Cannan were riding with Edgeworth. Cannan said, "<mask>, let us go a little faster, Edgeworth cannot talk mathematics at more than eight miles an hour." <mask> and Julia Hilliam had three daughters.<mask> had

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texts: an academic career in economics. <mask>'s law says that the proportion of GNP from labour is constant. Bowley A Short Account of England's Foreign Trade in the Nineteenth Century was published in 1893. Wages and income have been in the United Kingdom since 1860. The elements of statistics were published in 1901. An Elementary Manual of Statistics was published in 1910. The study looked at the economic conditions of working-class households.Bennett-Hurst was born in 1915. The mathematical groundwork of economics was published in 1924. Is poverty decreasing? M.Hogg was born in 1925. Bulletin de l'Institut International de Statistique has measurement of precision in sampling. To book 1–62. The National Income with J. Gallica was published in 1924.The stamp was issued in 1927. The Bilateral Monopoly was published in the Economic Journal. The Contributions to Mathematical Statistics was written by F. Y. Edgeworth. The New Survey of London Life and Labour was published in 1930. Family Expenditure with R.G.D. Allen was born in 1935. Three studies on national income were done in 1939.Studies in the History of Statistics Probability was written by W F Maunder and Sir <mask> <mask>. M G Kendall and E S Pearson are from 1970. <mask>, <mask>, pp. In Leading Personalities in Statistical Sciences from the Seventeenth Century to the Present is a book. N. L. Johnson and S. New York. It was published in the Encyclopedia of Statistical Science.There is a Stem-and-leaf display attributed to <mask>'s work. <mask> has another on the Portraits of Statisticians page. <mask> gave more space to statistical theory in the 4th edition of the Elements. <mask>'s approach to chi-squared on the Life and Work of Statisticians page is shown in the following excerpt. <mask> was involved in the controversy between Fisher and Pearson. <mask> added a reference to his own contribution in the fifth edition. Part D: A Review of Statistical Sampling from Laplace to Neyman is a review of <mask>'s contribution to sampling

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title: John George (Virginia colonist)

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title: John George (Virginia colonist)

texts: received a patent for 900 acres of land on Bailey Creek, which is now Prince George County, Virginia. The <mask> family moved to Virginia in 1642. The <mask> family lived near Cypress Swamp and Creek and Castle Creek when they moved to Isle of Wight County. On April 17, 1667, <mask> added 350 acres to his property.In 1647 and 1652, Virginia burgess and court justice. The Encyclopedia of Virginia biography. Volume 1. The Lewis Historical Publishing Company was founded in New York in 1915. The records show that the 1647 assembly had only two new members and that <mask> probably served in that session. There is no record of <mask> being on the list of burgesses for the 1649 assembly. The list of burgesses for the 1651 assembly does not include members from Isle of Wight County, so <mask>'s participation in that assembly can't be verified, but he is listed as a member for the first 1652 assembly.<mask> is not listed for a second assembly in 1652. <mask> is listed as a justice of the local court in the Isle of Wight County Records. The Isle of Wight County records show that <mask> was a militia major in 1654 and a lieutenant colonel in 1666 and a colonel in 1677. <mask> may have been a full colonel by 1676 because of the distinction in the two grades of colonel.

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texts: An act of the Virginia General Assembly in March 1676 called out the militia to guard certain locations " against Indians" and authorized Colonel <mask> or Major James Powell to impress the number of men and horses needed from Isle of Wight County in accordance with the allocations to city and county militias made in The law allowed for forts to be built on the frontiers, but only the Governor could order action against the Indians. The governor who had a thriving trade with the Indians was seen as a threat by the colonists and they were not satisfied with this modest, and expensive, action.Some historians think that the governor's action was important in marshalling forces to oppose the Rebellion since they believed that the stated reason, despite Indian raids, was mostly a pretext so that forces would be ready to oppose any rebellion. The Governor of Virginia called a new assembly in June, 1676, while he was in the field with volunteers to fight the Indians. Colonel <mask> was a strong adherent of Governor Berkeley. Some residents of Isle of Wight County petitioned the King's Commissioners for Virginia to excuse them from taking part in the rebellion. Colonel <mask> and 71 others sent a reply in opposition to the petition with a defense of their actions

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texts: during the rebellion. The signers of the original petition changed their minds about a month later. The clerk of the court in Isle of Wight County was sentenced to banishment for his support of bacon.In order to present an appeal, the elderly and sick man asked for a reprieve. He had to put in good security for his behavior. The man died later that year. His case was not going to be heard again. Despite his advanced age and the risk to his health, Colonel <mask> took the field with part of the Isle of Wight County militia in support of Governor Berkeley and to defend against Native American attacks during the Rebellion, although there is no record that the unit did any fighting. Within the next two years, Colonel <mask> died. George Family biographer Marty Grant has been following <mask>'s will.According to Grant Jr., Virginia burgess and militia Colonel <mask> died between August 1678 and January 1679. See the list of members of the Virginia House of Burgesses. The Isle of Wight County is in Virginia. Chicago law print. The Co. was founded in 1938. Grant and Marty. vin A. was 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519

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texts: 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 Major <mask> and Ann Smith are from Virginia. August 14, 2012 The Statutes at Large are shown as Virginia.The statutes are a collection of the laws of Virginia. The printer to the Commonwealth was Samuel Pleasants, Junior. The William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine contains Isle of Wight County records. 7, No. On 4 April, 1899. pp. The score was 205–315.July 15, 2011. W. Noel and J. W. Fortescue are authors. Great Britain. There is a public record office. The American and West Indies have a calendar of state papers. The book "Eyre and Spottiswoode" was published in 1896. The story of bacon's rebellion.The Neale Publishing Company was founded in New York and Washington in 1907. Stanard, William G. The Register of Virginia. Munsell's Sons Publishers was founded in Albany, NY. Lyon Gardiner was written by Tyler. There is an Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography. Volume 1.Lewis Historical Publishing Company was founded in New York in 1915. The Virginia Historical Society exists. In The Virginia magazine of history and biography, there are summaries of Virginia Land Patents. The House of the Society was founded in 1897. Grant Jr., Marvin A. <mask> Family History can be read further.

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title: John George (Virginia colonist)

texts: Descendants of Col. <mask> of England and Virginia. There is a new edition of Vol.I: Second (12 Nov 2006) and Vol II: First (28 Aug 2006). Marvin A. is in Kinston, NC. George Family History can be found at http://www.martygrant.com/books/george. July 15, 2011. There were 13 deaths of Kingdom of England emigrants to the


title: Nelson H. Barbour

texts: <mask><mask> was best known for his association with and later opposition to Charles Taze Russell. <mask><mask> was born in New York and died in Washington. <mask> was the son of Barbour. The spelling "Barbour" and its alternative spelling "Barber" are used by both the family and official documents. He was related to many prominent New Yorkers. He attended Temple Hill Academy in New York. He studied for the Methodist Episcopal ministry with an Elder Ferris.Mr. Johnson lectured at Geneseo in the winter of 1842, introducing Barbour to Millerism. <mask> is associated with other Millerites. Owen Crozier, William Marsh, Daniel Cogswell, and <mask>. <mask> were included. The New York Conference of the Advent Christian Church had a president. <mask> was a prominent author. In Springwater, the Geneseo area met to await the second coming of the second coming of the second coming of the second coming of the second coming of the second coming of the second coming of the second coming of the second coming of the second coming of the second coming of the second coming Barbour had a crisis of faith after their disappointment.We held together until the autumn of 1844. As if a raft floating in deep water should suddenly disappear from under its living burden, so our platform went from under us, and we made for shore in every direction, but our unity was gone, and we caught at straws. <mask> became a medical electrician, a therapist who treated disease through the application of electric current, which was seen as a valid therapy at the time. He returned to London after prospecting for gold in Australia. Barbour claimed to have preached in Australia. A ship-board discussion with a clergyman renewed his interest in Bible prophecy. He consulted books on prophetic themes at the British Library and

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texts: became convinced that 1873 would mark the return of Christ, based on ideas advanced by others since at least 1823.<mask> continued his studies in New York City after returning to the United States. He wrote letters and visited people who he thought might be able to spread his message, but few were interested. <mask> was associated with Peter Cooper, the founder of Cooper Union. Several inventions were patented by him. In 1863, he was in medical practice and split his time between New York and auburn. He returned to London to show off his invention. He used his association with other inventors and scientists to spread his doctrine, and some of his earliest associates were inventors and physicians.It has been lost, but he published something as early as 1868. Evidences for the Coming of the Lord was published in 1871 and had two printings. The World's Crisis was an article by Barbour. Various groups advocated it as significant as 1873 approached. One was centered on the magazine The Watchman's Cry, and the others were associated with <mask>. The British Barbourites were represented by a clergyman. In late 1873, many gathered at Terry Island to await the return of Christ.The next year was disappointing for <mask> and others. The belief in a two-stage, initially invisible presence was adopted by the group. They believed that Christ would be visible for judgement in 1874. <mask> started a magazine in the fall of 1873 to promote his views. It was first issued as a pamphlet and not expected to become a periodical. He changed the name to Herald of the Morning in January 1874. Charles Taze Russell received a copy of Herald of the Morning in December of 1875.He arranged for <mask> to speak in Philadelphia in 1876 after meeting the principals of the Barbourite movement. <mask> wrote the

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texts: book Three Worlds and Russell published a booklet called Object and Manner of Our Lord's Return. They had differing views on Ransom and Atonement doctrine. Russell wrote on May 3, 1879 that he felt that their relationship should cease. Russell explicitly resigned in a May 22, 1879 letter to <mask>. I withdrew completely, asking nothing from you. My name should be withdrawn as assistant editor on the masthead.Russell began publishing Zion's Watch Tower in July 1879. The magazine became associated with the Jehovah's Witnesses after Russell's death. Barbour abandoned his belief in an invisible presence by the turn of the century. He started a small congregation in Rochester. He left Adventism for Age-to-Come faith by that year. He changed the name of the congregation. The Restitutionists were associated with Mark Allen's Church of the Blessed Hope.<mask>'s photo appeared in the Rochester Union and Advertiser in 1895. Barbour intermittently published Herald of the Morning, occasionally issuing statements critical of C. T. Russell. He was persuaded to believe that 1896 was the date for Christ's visible return, an idea that had grown out of the Advent Christian Church. Barbour set the last date for Christ's return to 1907. The church in Rochester numbered about fifty by the time of his death. Barbour attended a conference on mob spirit in America in 1903. The establishment of a black state in the American south west was advocated by him.<mask> died on a trip to the west in 1905. Washed in His Blood was a collection of his articles from The Herald of the Morning. <mask> was born in Toupsville, N.Y., in 1824. The family moved to Cohocton at an early age. From the age of 15 to 18 he attended school at Temple Hill Academy, Genseco, New York, where he united with the Methodist Episcopal

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texts: Church and began a preparation for the ministry under elder Ferris. He had been brought up among Presbyterians, and had an investigating turn of mind, instead of quietly learning Methodist theology, he troubled his teacher with questions of election, universal salvation, and many other subjects, until it was politely suggested that he was more likely to succeed in life as a farmer Even though he couldn't preach in a theological way, his convictions were still strong.He began his life work as a preacher at the age of 19. All that is worth reporting in his life is related to his theological growth. He couldn't believe in a Father who would allow the fall and then leave man's eternal fate to a scramble between a church and a devil. He believed that the fall was allowed for a wise purpose and that God has a definite plan for man. Mr. Barbour believes that the current confusion in the churches is the result of false teaching and interpretation of the parables. The Church of the Strangers was founded in 1879. Mr. <mask> preached in England, Australia, Canada, and many states of the Union.He has published the Herald of the Morning in this city for the past twenty-two years, claiming that he confered not with flesh and blood. He was not called to convert the world, but to search for the truth as it is in Jesus, the "second man Adam," believing that the restored faith is a precurser of the millenium. Russell financed Three Worlds, written by <mask>, in 1877. <mask> wrote The Midnight Cry in 1871 and there are evidences for the Coming of the Lord in 1873. The Herald of the Morning subscribers received a message from Zion's Watch Tower and Herald of Christ's Presence on July 1, 1879. The Herald of the Morning had a lot of issues. 1824 births and 1905 deaths of Adventism American Christian

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title: Lucius Postumius Megellus (consul 305 BC)

texts: During the middle years of the Roman Republic, <mask>us was a politician and general. He was an arrogant and domineering man. The Second Samnite War was going on and the consul was leading troops against the Samnites. The war ended when he defeated them at the Battle of Bovianum and took the town of Bovianum. Megellus was the winner. The Third Samnite War broke out six years later. After a year, Megellus' army was dismantled because he saw little fighting.He was elected a second time. He was wounded and driven away after leading an army. He led another army and captured two towns. He celebrated a second triumph despite the senate's wishes. His prosecution was prevented by his participation in the Battle of Aquilonia. As the war drew to a close, Megellus held the office which oversaw the consular elections. The law requires a ten-year gap before a person can be elected a consul.He carried the Siege of Cominium to a successful conclusion despite furious arguments with one of the previous year's consuls and the senate. He returned to Rome and demanded a third victory. He was tried for malfeasance and given an enormous fine after leaving office. The Postumia clan was at the forefront of the Struggle of the Orders in their attempts to prevent the opening up of the political offices to the plebeian classes. In the third year of the First Punic War, he had a son who was elected as a consul. The career of the first consulship Megellus was marked by excessive and oppressive behavior in his dealings with the citizens of the Republic. His military role in the ongoing Samnite Wars gave him the opportunity to ascend to the highest levels of political office and use his victories to further his career, regardless of the law.During his time as Cu Aedile, Megellus came to prominence. The office of the aedilis was held by young men who wanted to follow in the footsteps of politicians in the Roman Republic. Megellus fined anyone who broke the Lex Licinia Sextia by encroaching on public land. Megellus promised to build a temple dedicated to the goddess Victory


title: Diane F. Halpern

texts: <mask> was the president of the American Psychological Association. She is a professor of psychology and social science at a college. She is past-president of the Western Psychological Association, The Society for the Teaching of Psychology, and the Division of General Psychology. Halpern was a member of the Board of Educational Affairs, the Council of Representatives, the Committee on International Relations in Psychology, and the Committee on Learning Outcomes. She chaired the Panel on Public Policy and APA's National Conference on Undergraduate Education that resulted in the publication. Halpern and his colleauges developed a computerized game that teaches scientific reasoning. The Halpern Critical Thinking Assessment uses multiple response formats to allow test-takers to demonstrate their ability to think about everyday topics using both constructed response and recognition formats.Her B.A. was received by Halpern. An M.A. is 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780


title: Diane F. Halpern

texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 From Temple University. She received an M.A. and a PhD from the University of Cincinnati in 1979. She taught at the California State University in San Bernardino for many years and is now a professor at the college. In 1995 Halpern was part of an 11-member APA task force that published Intelligence: knowns and unknowns, a report written in response to The Bell Curve. She wrote about cognitive differences between men and women.She thinks a model that looks at cognitive sex differences is better than a model that looks at nature. There are risks associated with left-handedness. Halpern wrote against single-sex school because it lacks scientific support and may exaggerate sexism and gender stereotypes. The highest award given by the Association for Psychological Science is the James McKeen Cattell Award. Publications Halpern. Thought and Knowledge is an introduction to critical thinking. The Psychology Press is in NY.D. F. Halpern. Sex differences in cognitive abilities. The Psychology Press is in NY. D. F. Halpern. There is an Ed. The year 2009. There is a plan for the future of psychology.Washington, DC is home to the American Psychological Association. <mask>, F. M., and Cheung, F. M. Powerful leaders combine work and family. NY: Blackwell Publishers. Miller, D. I., and <mask>, D. F. The new science of sex differences. Nisbett, R. E., Aronson, J., Blair, C., Dickens, W., <mask>, J., <mask>, D.

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title: Diane F. Halpern

texts: F.Intelligence is new findings and developments. <mask>, D. F., Eliot, L., Bigler, R. S., <mask>, R. A., Hanish, L. D., Hyde, J. The pseudoscience of single-sex education. Science, 333. Cheung, F. M., <mask>, D. F. Powerful leaders define success as work and family in a culture of gender. American Psychologist, 65, 182-193.D. F<mask>. Recommendations for employers, working families, and policy makers are based on psychology at the intersection of work and family. American psychologist, 60. <mask>, D. F. and Murphy, S.E. The book is called (Eds.). The year 2005. Changing the Metaphor is about from work- family balance to work- family interaction.Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc. Publishers is located in New Jersey. D.F. Halpern. The year 2005. Reducing stress, improving health, and saving money are some of the benefits of time-flexible work policies. There is stress and health. D. F. Halpern. There is a cognitive-process taxonomy for sex differences.The Current Directions in Psychological Science are in the 13th edition. D. F. Halpern. Thought and Knowledge is an introduction to critical thinking. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc. Publishers is located in New Jersey. Also published in Russian. <mask>, F. and Riggio, H. Think critically about critical thinking.Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc. Publishers is located in New Jersey. <mask>, F., and Hakel, D.D. have a separate instructors' manual. "Applying the Science of Learning to the University and Beyond: Teaching for Long-Term Retention and

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texts: Transfer" There was a change in July/August. <mask>, D. F., and Hakel, M. D. This is an edited version of the original article. There was a report about it in 2002.The science of learning is being applied to the university and beyond. There are new directions for teaching and learning. San Francisco has a song called Jossey-Bass. <mask>, D. F. There are sex differences in cognitive abilities. Lawrence Erlbaum is a publisher. D. F. Halpern.Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum is a brief edition of thought and knowledge. The Spanish edition of Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc. was published in 2000. <mask>, D. F., and Voiskounsky, A. E. This is an edited version of the original article. The movie was released in 1997. There are American and Post-Soviet perspectives on contemporary issues in psychology. Oxford University Press is in NY.<mask><mask> has a profile in Edge magazine and a candidate statement on her website. American women psychologists Educational Intelligence researchers Human sex difference researchers University of Pennsylvania alumni Temple University alumni University of Cincinnati alumni California State

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title: Daniel Baron

texts: <mask> is an American winemaker. He was the Director of Winemaking for the Duncan family's Silver Oak Cellars and Twomey Cellars. Complant Wine was launched by his son, <mask>, after he retired. A field worker for John Rolleri at Chateau Montelena, he gained experience in the Bordeaux region of France and was mentored by the likes of grape geneticist Professor Harold Olmo and winemakers Jean-Claude Berrouet and Justin Meyer. He was the general manager of the Dominus Estate. He became Silver Oak's winemaker in 1994 and was trained by Meyer to follow in his footsteps. After discovering high quality Merlot grapes on Silver Oak's Soda Canyon Ranch Vineyard, <mask> was instrumental in persuading the Duncans to establish Twomey.He is a board member of the American Society of Enology and Viticulture. Biography <mask> was born in New York. His first job was as a lifeguard at Jones Beach, and he describes himself as a "beach rat". He was rejected for a second term as a lifeguard after testing positive for mononucleosis after his freshman year in college. Without a job, he drove to San Francisco with friends and settled in Sonoma County in 1968, working as a tractor driver and field worker for John Rolleri at Chateau Montelena. He learned the basics of viticulture from Rolleri, who taught him how to plant, prune, and harvest. He attended the University of California Davis.He obtained bachelor's and master's degrees in viticulture and enology. He received the highest honors for his bachelor's degree in plant science. Professor Olmo was his mentor during his studies. <mask> was employed as a vineyard manager and assistant winemaker after graduation. <mask> moved to the Bordeaux region of France in 1981 to gain experience in one of the world's finest wine producing regions. He

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texts: was involved in the production of two vintages in various chateaus, gaining a valuable insight into its history and changing his perception of winemaking. While in France, <mask> was hired at the legendary Chateau Petrus where he met owner Christian Moueix, winemaker Jean-Claude Berrouet, and cellarmaster Jean Veyssiere and his son Francois, who he credits with providing him with detailed knowledge into the history of viticulture<mask> said that they taught him about wine as a part of culture and how history, quality and tradition are intertwined with the practical aspects of winemaking. The Bordeaux region of France has a major winemaker in Moueix. <mask> worked at the winery until 1994, when he was asked to manage the facility after a successful harvest. <mask> and Meyer met in 1994 after <mask> saw a classified ad in Wine Country. <mask> was appointed Silver Oak winemaker in 1994 after being trained by Meyer. <mask> said that Meyer instilled in him both pride in what Silver Oak had accomplished and humility to realize that there is always room to improve. One of the core values of Silver Oak is the search for ways to raise quality.The 1995 Baron was considered the best of the 1990s by Meyer and Robert M.Parker. <mask> was instrumental in convincing Silver Oak owners Raymond Twomey Duncan and his sons David Duncan and Tim Duncan to establish Twomey Cellars in 1999 after discovering high-class Merlot plantings on Silver Oak's Soda Canyon Ranch Vineyard. <mask> wanted to create a wine that was in the French style. <mask> was made Director of Winemaking for Silver Oak and Twomey in 2007. <mask> hosted wine tastings and spoke about winemaking while he was on the M/S Paul Gauguin. After completing the 2016 vintage, <mask> retired from Silver Oak and Twomey Cellars.

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texts: Complant, a small production, artisanal label, was created by the Baron Family Wine, which was launched by him and his son, <mask>.They make wines in a moderate alcohol style. <mask> is the president of <mask> consulting, which provides technical assistance on grapegrowing and winemaking. He traveled to Bordeaux, France three times in the last two years to study at theInstitut des Sciences de la Vigne et du Vin at the Université de Bordeaux. <mask> began making the Francophone and Ode labels for Nakedwines.com in 2019. The first season of "The Winemaker's Journey" was published in 2020. The evolution of a winemaker's personal style as well as interview with innovative viticulturists and researchers is the focus of the podcast. <mask> has been outspoken about the influence of terroir, the emphasis on vineyard selection, fruit maturity, and other factors in creating Silver Oak's distinct style.<mask>'s Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon is usually aged in American oak barrels for 24 to 25 months. He ages Twomey's Merlot for 18 months in French oak barrels, and six times during the aging process the wine is racked from barrel to barrel. The method of moving wine from one barrel to another using gravity can be disruptive to a wine. The process improves the aromatic qualities of the wine. <mask> has said that wine has always been more than a drink. My family's love and appreciation of good food, the time I've spent in France and the many mentors I've had along the way have led me to an appreciation of the role wine plays in daily life as well as history and culture. Wine is one of the ways people preserve civilization.<mask> said, "If we remembered how much it hurt, we might never do it again." Wine is much like our children. Even if their behavior is off at a particular

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texts: moment, we can still track their personality from day one. You can see where the fruit has been and where it is going. When you think about judging wines, you have to remember this. They have good days and bad, but they show well in a particular glass or with food. It's like giving a kid a letter grade based on his behavior in the supermarket when judging a wine.Reception Baron's wine is known to cabernet lovers around the country. Silver Oak's Cabernet Sauvignon is considered to be the crme de la crme of the heady red by the Rough Guide to California. Silver Oak's 2008 Alexander Valley Cabernet was selected as one of the "Year's Best Cabernet Sauvignon" by Wine & Spirits Magazine. Sonoma Wine said Twomey's wines are a marriage of classical French technique and an extraordinary California vineyard, which results in Twomey's distinctive, complex, and rich expression of luscious fruit. It has flavors of black and red currant, licorice, anise and white pepper, as well as a subtle touch of sweet, smoky new oak, with modest alcohol. The grapes come from the Soda Canyon area of the valley. The American Wine Society's National Tasting Project gave the first place award to Twomey's Russian River Valley Pinot noir.Twomey's Anderson Valley Pinot noir is one of The New York Times favorites, bigger and softer but with both finesse and intensity. <mask> and his wife, Gwyneth, have three children together who are now adults. He is a member of a number of boards, including the American Society of Enology and Viticulture, the Napa Valley Wine Technical Group, and the Napa Valley Youth Symphony. Biography at Silver Oak Cellars American winemakers 1949 births Living people from Long Island and California Food and drink in the San Francisco Bay Area University of California, Davis


title: Oona O'Neill

texts: The daughter of an American playwright and an English writer, <mask>'Neill was the fourth and last wife of an English actor and filmmaker. She was raised by her mother in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, after her parents divorced when she was four years old. During her time at the Brearley School in New York City, she was photographed attending fashionable nightclubs with her friends Carol Marcus and Gloria Vanderbilt. She was chosen as "The Number One Debutante" of the 1942–1943 season at the Stork Club and received a lot of media attention. She went to Hollywood after playing small roles in two stage productions. She was considered for a film role by the man she was introduced to in Hollywood. The film was never made, but the couple got married a month after she turned 18.The 36-year age gap between them caused a scandal, and severed O'Neill's relationship with her father, who had already strongly disapproved of her wish to become an actress. O'Neill gave up her career plans after marrying. They were married until his death and had eight children. The first decade of their marriage was spent in Beverly Hills, but after Chaplin's re-entry permit to the United States was canceled, they moved to Manoir de Ban in the Swiss village of Corsier-sur-Vevey. She became a British citizen after giving up her US citizenship. She split her time between New York and Switzerland. She died of cancer at the age of 66.<mask> was named after her by her daughter. <mask> O'Neill was born on May 14, 1925 in Bermuda, where her parents relocated six months before her birth in the hopes that it would be a good place to write during the winter. She had a older brother. Both of her parents had children

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texts: Annette Emily was born in December 1959 and Christopher James was born in July 1962. After his health began to fail in the late 1960s, he became more dependent on <mask>'s support. He died of a stroke at the age of 88 and was buried two days later. O'Neill was the victim of an extortion plot. The coffin was stolen from the grave by two men who tried to get a price for the body.After being caught in a large police operation, the pair were reburied in a field near the village of Noville. O'Neill divided her time between Switzerland and New York after Chaplin's death. She played an alcoholic mother in the film Broken English as a favor to the film's producer, but avoided publicity. According to unofficial biographer Jane Scovell and her ex-daughter-in-law, O'Neill was an alcoholic and became almost a recluse after returning to Manoir de Ban in the late 1980s. She died of cancer at the age of 66 and was buried next to her husband in the village cemetery. All her writings were destroyed in her last will, as she was a prolific writer of diaries and letters. In Richard Attenborough's biographical film of Charlie Chaplin's life, "Chaplin" (1992), O'Neill was portrayed by Moira Kelly, and by Zoey Deutch in the film "Rebel in the Rye", based on the young life of J. D. Salinger.She has appeared on stage in Limelight: The Story of Charlie Chaplin at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego in 2010, as well as in the Broadway version of the musical, "Chaplin - The Musical". She is one of the main characters in the novel <mask> & Salinger, which is based on her short romance with Salinger in the 1940s. Obituary in The New York Times of <mask> O'Neill, who starred in The Girl From Leningrad

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title: Marcel Jones (basketball)

texts: <mask> is an American and New Zealand professional basketball player. He played college basketball for the Oregon State Beavers between 2004 and 2008 before embarking on a professional career that spanned across the globe, from Europe and the Middle East to his adoptive home of New Zealand. <mask> gained New Zealand citizenship in 2012 and has been in the New Zealand NBL every year since. <mask> was a four-year letterman in high school for Gary McKnight. He averaged 8.4 points and 4.3 rebound per game as a sophomore. He averaged 10.8 points and 5.3 rebound per game as a junior in 2002–03, helping the team to a 35–2 record. In his senior year, he averaged 20.0 points, 6.7 Rebounds and 2.4 Assists per game as a senior, helping his team to a 24–5 record and the Sierra League title.He was a three-time All-CIF and All-Sierra League honoree. In his freshman year at Oregon State, <mask> averaged 3.8 points and 1.9 rebound. He played in 21 games and started five. He had a season high of 14 points and 32 minutes against Georgia. One of only two players to appear in all 31 games as a sophomore, <mask> averaged 9.2 points in 28.3 minutes. In his junior year, <mask> led the team in scoring (15.3 points, eighth in the Pac-10) and steals (1.5, fourth in the Pac-10), and finished second in rebound (5.7, 15th in the Pac-10). He was one of two players who started all 32 games and played 1,000 minutes.He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: the Manawatu Jets in the New Zealand NBL in 2009, and was named Player of the Week for Round 8. <mask> joined Kauhajoen Karhu after initially signing in Germany. He played in seven games for Karhu in October and one game for Espoon Honka in November. Between November 21 and December 19 he played for Hungarian club Falco KC Szombathely. On March 4, 2010, <mask> signed with theEverton Tigers for the rest of the British Basketball League season.The BBL play-offs were won by the Tigers. He averaged 5.8 points in 14 games. On May 28, 2010, <mask> joined the Wellington Saints as an injury cover. He averaged 7.2 points and 2.6 rebound in five games. <mask> played for Al-Wahda during the 2010–11 season. He said he was fortunate to play in Damascus before the civil war broke out. At home games, <mask> played in front of 4,000 fans.He averaged 12.8 points, 6.1 rebound and 1.3 assists per game in eight games for the club between November 26 and January 3. <mask> signed with HKK Zrinjski Mostar of Bosnia on August 26, 2011. He averaged 14.0 points, 8.0 rebound, 1.3 assists, and 2.2 steals per game in 24 Bosnian League games. He averaged 15.2 points, 13.0 rebound, 1.0 assists, and 2.2 steals in nine Balkan League games. On April 20, 2012 <mask> played for the Manawatu Jets. He was thrown into a starting role for the Jets and he provided them with the spark they needed to beat the Nuggets 103–79. He arrived in New Zealand three

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texts: days after playing his final game for Zrinjski, but it was his first game for the Jets.He was unable to play for the Jets because they already had their quota of two imports. He played in five games for the Jets between April 20 and May 4. Due to the citizenship application still being processed, <mask> was demoted to the sidelines. <mask> scored a game-high 25 points as the Jets lost to the Hawks 78–69 in the regular-season finale. He averaged 22.3 points in six games for the Jets. <mask> signed with BCM U Piteti in July of 2012 for the 2012–13 season. He helped the club win the Supercup title and earned All-Star honors.He averaged more than 15 points in 27 games for Piteti. Following the conclusion of the New Zealand NBL season, <mask> returned to New Zealand for a third stint with the Manawatu Jets. Due to a league rule that only allows one naturalized New Zealand player per team, he had to play for the Jets even though he had gained New Zealand citizenship. <mask> scored 13 points in his season debut in a loss to the Wellington Saints. In 13 games for the Jets, he averaged 20.2 points, 7.5 rebound, 1.8 assists, and 1.1 steals per game. <mask> signed with Pallacanestro Cant of Italy on August 27th. He left the club in order to return to New Zealand.He averaged 3.4 points and 1.4 rebound per game in 25 league games. He played in 16 Eurocup games and averaged 6.3 points and 3.3 rebound per game. <mask> joined the


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texts: Rams for the rest of the NBL season in New Zealand. He scored 11 points off the bench in the Rams' loss to the Hawks. <mask> averaged 15.8 points, 7.7 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.2 steals per game in 12 games for the Rams. <mask> signed with Akhisar Belediye of Turkey in October of 2014). In 28 games for Akhisar, he averaged 13.2 points, 8.4 rebound, 1.5 assists, and 1.8 steals per game.<mask> joined Pallacanestro Biella of the Italian Serie A2 Basket on August 5, 2015. He parted ways with Biella after four games. He joined the Kosovo Basketball Superleague in November. He averaged 22.9 points, 8.6 rebound, 2.0 assists, and 2.3 steals per game in seven league games for Bashkimi. He played in seven games in the Balkan League and averaged 21.6 points, 8.0 rebound, 2.9 assists, and 2.6 steals per game. <mask> returned to the club for a second time after signing with the Rams for the 2016 New Zealand NBL season. In the team's season opener on March 11, <mask> recorded team highs of 22 points and 11 rebound in a 100–86 win over the Nelson Giants.He missed the next game due to a groin strain. The Rams were defeated by the Mountainairs. In the team's next game on March 25, he recorded 13 points, six rebound and three assists in a 98–94 win over the Southland Sharks. He missed his second game of the season on April 8 due to injuries. In the team's next game on April 15, <mask> recorded 22 points and 11 rebound in a 97–72


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texts: win over the Wellington Saints. He had a season-high 33 points and 12 boards in a 95–85 win over the Giants on April 25. He was named Player of the Week for Round 7.He had his seventh double-double of the season in the Rams' 95–2 victory over the Hawks on May 8. He was named Player of the Week for Round 9. In a 71–65 win over the Mountainairs, he recorded 22 points and a season-high 15 rebound. The Rams had a first-place finish and a 13–5 record. Despite a 17-point effort from <mask>, the Rams were outclassed by the Super City Rangers in their semi-final match-up. In 17 games for the Rams in 2016 he averaged 23.1 points, 9.5 rebound, 1.8 assists, 1.4 steals and 1.1 blocks per game. He earned NBL All-Star Five honors and won the NBL's most outstanding forward and centre.<mask> returned to the league for a second time on October 23, 2016 after signing with Sigal Prishtina. He left Prishtina at the end of the 2016–17 season after playing in 12 games for the club. He averaged more than 15 points per game in 10 games for Helios. In March of last year, <mask> rejoined the Rams for the New Zealand NBL season. In the Rams' season opener on March 18, <mask> had 22 points and eight boards in a 114–107 loss to the Super City Rangers. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: May 12 and recorded 21 points and 13 rebound in a loss to the Manawatu Jets. He had 30 points and 14 rebound in a 103–84 win over the Mountainairs. He had a season-high 18 rebound in the 92–68 loss to the Hawks. <mask> scored a season-high 34 points in the Rangers' season finale against the Jets. In 15 games, he averaged 23.8 points, 10.3 rebound, 2.4 assists, and 1.4 steals per game.<mask> joined Al-Ahli in October of last year. In 17 league games, he averaged 28.4 points, 16.8 rebound, 4.0 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.3 blocks per game. He averaged 21.5 points, 12.3 rebound, 3.3 assists and 2.5 steals in four games. <mask> signed with the Southern Huskies for the New Zealand NBL season. <mask> scored a game-high 28 points in a loss to the Wellington Saints. He had 17 and 15 points in an 89–83 win over the Manawatu Jets on May 26. He had 25 points and 15 rebound in a 114–90 win over the Mountainairs.He had 27 points and 17 rebound in a win over the Super City Rangers. He was named the Player of the Week. In 14 games, he averaged 20 points, 11.2 rebound, 2.1 assists and 1.9 steals per game. <mask> joined Al-Ittihad Jeddah in September of 2019. He averaged 20 points and 11 rebound per game. <mask> was acquired by the Mountainairs for the 2020 New Zealand NBL season. He had a double-double in eight of the first nine games.He finished the season with 10 double-doubles in 14 games, and was the first and second in points


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texts: per game. He was named NBL All-Star Five for the third time. <mask> had 25 points, 13 rebound and six assists in a 105–95 loss to the Manawatu Jets. <mask> signed with Al-Ittihad Manama in December 2020. He had 51 points and 29 rebound in a 114–106 win over Isa Town on January 1, 2021. He averaged 36.1 points, 20.9 rebound, 3.9 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.3 blocks per game in seven games. <mask> re-signed with the Mountainairs on April 2, 2021.He had 39 points and 15 rebound in a 101–99 loss to the Franklin Bulls on July 3. <mask> joined Sitra Club in October of 2021. <mask> has two brothers, Matthew and Mason. <mask> and his wife have a daughter. The Princess Diaries, Beautiful and Big Momma's House, as well as television shows such as Even Stevens, Smart Guy and One on One are some of the movies that <mask> has appeared in. <mask> applied for New Zealand citizenship in March 2012 so that he could play for the Tall Blacks in international competition. He received his citizenship in June of 2012A profile of a player from the Euroleague and a profile of a player from the

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title: Tom Nugent

texts: Nugent was an American college football coach and public relations man. He was the head football coach at Virginia Military Institute, Florida State University, and the University of Maryland. He had a career record of 89–80–3. The I formation was developed by Nugent. <mask>, a native of Lawrence, Massachusetts, attended Ithaca College in upstate New York where he played baseball, basketball, football, and track and earned ten varsity letters. He graduated from Ithaca in 1936. Nugent was a captain in the United States Army Air Corps during World War II.He worked as a fitness instructor for deployed officers and later as the director of entertainment at a military installation. Nugent began his football coaching career at the interscholastic level in Virginia. In January 1949, he was hired by the Virginia Military Institute to replace Slick Morton who had resigned to take over at Mississippi State. William & Mary defeated VMI 54–6 in his first game as a college coach. Rube McCray said he would never lose to a former high school coach. The I formation was developed to counteract William & Mary's large defensive line and linebacker corps. Virginia Military Institute beat William & Mary and upset Georgia Tech.The Keydets had over 400 offensive yards in both games. The new formation's success prompted Notre Dame head coach Frank Leahy to send two assistant coaches to observe a spring practice. In the second quarter of the 1951 season opener, Notre Dame used the I formation to score four points. John McKay replaced his pro T with the I at Southern California after Nugent began giving coaching clinics on the I formation. McKay's success with the formation led


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texts: to more teams adopting it. Nugent responded, "It's something that's long been misunderstood, it's the invention of the I formation." All you have to do is look at it.Before the 1951 season, VMI was said to have the best assortment of material in years. The Keydets finished with a share of the Southern Conference co-championship. The Washington State University was interested in hiring Nugent as its head coach. Florida State Nugent took over as head coach at Florida State University in 1953 and brought with him the I formation. People were skeptical at first. They said it wouldn't work. It wasn't long before we realized we were onto something big.The Florida State football team had only won one game in the previous season. Florida State earned an invitation to the 1955 Sun Bowl after finishing with an 8–3 record in 1954. They were defeated by Texas Western. Nugent's last season at FSU ended with a 7–3 record and an invitation to play Oklahoma State in the Bluegrass Bowl, where they were defeated, 15–6. Florida State played in-state rival Florida for the first time in 1958. Setting up the match-up required years of haggling and negotiations between the schools and with his counterpart, Florida athletic director and head coach Bob Woodruff, about whom Nugent said, "It seems he wants us to promise everything but lose the game." Nugent was the athletic director and coach at Florida State.Reynolds said that he put FSU on the map. He had a 34–28–1 record at Florida State. Before the 1959 season, Nugent addressed his team, "Hello, I'm <mask> and I hate West Virginia." Nugent guided Maryland to a 27– victory over the Mountaineers in the first game of the


title: Thomas Welsh (basketball)

texts: The primary professional basketball league in Taiwan is called the New Taipei Kings of P. League+. He was a basketball player at UCLA. <mask> was named to the second team in the conference as a senior. He was selected by the Denver Nuggets in the second round of the NBA draft. <mask> was a McDonald's All-American. He was a member of the United States national team that won the gold medal at the Under-19 World Championship in 2015, after leading UCLA in blocks as a freshman reserve. He started for the Bruins as a sophomore and junior and was their top shot blocker.He was on a two-way contract when he was in the NBA. <mask> was the oldest brother of Jack and <mask> and was born in California. He started playing basketball when he was five. He was a student at Loyola High School in Los Angeles. <mask> played basketball on the junior varsity team, where he was ranked eighth on the team's depth chart. As a sophomore, he was promoted to seventh on the depth chart. He didn't become a starter until his junior year.At the time, he was only considered a prospect for mid-major colleges or a redshirt at a Pac-12 Conference school. <mask> was a member of the Los Angeles Rockfish, a high school all-star program in Southern California. He emerged as one of the top centers in California as a senior, and was selected for the McDonald's All-American Game, a rarity for a player who did not receive national recognition as a junior. He was a four-star recruit. <mask> was a Freshman when he committed to play at UCLA. He was a backup to Tony Parker for most of the season as a freshman with the Bruins. <mask> played in 36 games and averaged 3.8 points and 3.8 rebound per game.He averaged 1.1 blocks per game as a reserve. He was the first 7-foot player in six years. <mask> scored 14 points in 13 minutes in the season opener. In UCLA's opening game of

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texts: the NCAA Tournament, he had six rebound and four blocked shots. He made a block in the final minute of the game to help UCLA get back in the game. <mask> was a member of the U.S. under-19 national team over the summer. <mask> was promoted to UCLA's starting lineup at center after Kevon Looney moved to the NBA.He had his first collegiate double-double in the season opener, with 12 points, 10 rebound and a career-high five blocks. The blocks were the most by a Bruin. <mask> scored a career-high 22 on 10-for-12 shooting in an 88–83 win over Cal Poly. On December 3, against No. 1 Kentucky, he registered game highs of 21 points and 11 rebound and outplayed freshman Skal Labissiere in an 87–77 upset win, the Bruins' first victory over a No. Since 2003 the team has been ranked. He had a season-high 16 rebound in an 81–74 win over Arizona State on January 9, 2016 which helped UCLA avoid falling to 1–3 in the Pac-12 for the first time in almost 20 years.After UCLA lost three of four games in February, <mask> became a reserve after offering to coaches that he could take his place in the starting lineup; the senior was benched in favor of a quicker player. The Bruins lost their last five games to finish with a 15–17 record. <mask> led UCLA in a number of categories, including field goal percentage, rebound, and blocked shots. He was seventh in the Pac-12 in rebound, second in offensive rebound per game, and third in field goal percentage. Junior UCLA was ranked No. They were perfect in non-conference play for the first time since 1994, when they won a national championship. <mask> had missed the last four games with a bruised right knee.The Bruins lost their first defeat in the conference opener. <mask> had 20 points, 10 rebound, and three blocks. He scored 16 points and had a season-high 16 rebound in a 102–70 win over USC, ending a

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texts: four-game losing streak against them. <mask> scored 12 of his 14 points in the second half. 5 UCLA won by a score of 77–72. The conference rivals' 21-game home winning streak was snapped by 4 Arizona. He made his first career three-point field goal in the Bruins' 77–68 win over Washington State in the regular-season finale.The Bruins lost in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament to Kentucky. <mask> was an honorable mention for the All-Pac-12 team, as he averaged 10.8 points along with team highs of   8.7 rebound and 1.3 blocks per game. He declared for the NBA draft despite not being listed in most mock drafts. He withdrew his name from the draft to retain his college eligibility after attending the NBA Combine but not hiring an agent. <mask> worked on his three-point shooting during the summer after receiving feedback from his NBA workout. He was the lone returning starter for the Bruins. In a 78–69 overtime loss to Michigan on December 9, he tied a career high with 22 points and 10 rebound.<mask> needed three stitches after he was hit in the nose. He was forced to wear a protective mask after halftime, which affected his shooting, as UCLA lost in double overtime. He wore a mask the next game, but adjusted for 19 points, 14 rebound, and a career-high four three-pointers in a win over Cal. He played his first game without a mask since January and had a career-high 17 rebound in a 75–68 victory over Oregon State. <mask> had a career-high of four three-pointers in UCLA's 88–77. The Bruins qualified for the NCAA Tournament, but lost to the Bonnies in the First Four. <mask> was limited to just two points but had 15 rebound to become the Bruins' third all-time leading rebounder.<mask> finished the season with a 12.6 points and 10.8 rebound average. He made 40.2 percent from 3-point range after attempting just one in his first three


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texts: seasons. He was one of only two players in the conference to average a double-double. The United States Basketball Writers Association voted him to their All-District IX Team, and he was a finalist for the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award, which recognizes the top center in Division I men's college basketball. <mask> was selected in the second round of the NBA draft by the Denver Nuggets. <mask> was signed to a two-way contract by the Nuggets. <mask> was assigned to Capital City Go-Go because the Nuggets weren't an NBA G League team.<mask>'s constant talking, calling out coverages and directing teammates on the court, in spite of his youth and inexperience, impressed Wes Unseld Jr. <mask> made his NBA debut in October of last year against the Los Angeles Clippers and did not score a point. <mask> was transferred from Capital City to the Iowa Wolves. <mask> was not retained by the Nuggets. <mask> joined the Charlotte Hornets on August 9, 2019. He joined their G League affiliate, the Greensboro Swarm, later in the month after being released from training camp. He had 22 points, 15 rebound and four assists in a loss to Fort Wayne on January 17, 2020.Welsh had an average of around 11 points and nine rebound per game. Welsh joined the Belgian Pro Basketball League on August 31, 2020. <mask> signed with the New Taipei Kings of the Taiwan P. League+ on September 24, 2021. <mask> tried out for the United States national team in the FIBA Americas Under-18 Championship, but was one of the final three cuts. After his first season at UCLA, he was selected to play for the U.S. at the Under-19 World Championship in Greece. He made an impression with his rebound and perimeter play, even though he was not considered a top contender. The Americans won the gold medal.Welsh played in seven games and averaged 2.7 points and 3.3 rebound in 9.2

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title: Hasney Aljofree

texts: <mask> is an English former footballer who played as a defender. He earned one cap for the England U18 side during his time with Manchester United. He made his first team debut in 1996. <mask> scored his first four goals in league competition during his two years with the club. The most successful period of his career was when he was with Paul Sturrock at Argyle. <mask> played an important role in re-establishing the club in the second tier of English football, having gained his first league winners medal in 2004. He was signed by Swindon Town for a fourth time after spending time on loan with two other teams.One injury problem kept <mask> out of action for 10 months. He was released from his contract in 2010 and signed a short-term contract with Oldham Athletic. <mask> began his career as a youth player with Manchester United before moving to the Trotters in 1996. He made 22 first-team appearances for the Trotters before being transferred to the Scottish side, who were managed by Paul Sturrock. In his fourth match for the club, <mask> scored his first goal and in December he scored again, but this time in a defeat. In the 2001–02 season, <mask> scored five times and finished on the winning side every time. After starting one match at the beginning of the following season, <mask> was released from Tannadice and subsequently moved to English Second Division side Argyle.Many thought that the manager would sign <mask> again, after he moved on loan to Wednesday again. He picked up an injury and returned to Argyle. He captained the side during a pre-season friendly against Real Madrid in 2006 after sustaining an injury. He left the field on a stretcher with a neck brace after picking up a

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texts: serious injury in the 31st minute of the away game against Saints. It was announced that he had been taken to the hospital and had no injuries. In January 2007, <mask> caused controversy with a goal celebration after scoring in a 2006–07 FA Cup match. Bottles were thrown at the player after he celebrated in front of the fans.Ian Holloway said he would have thrown a bottle at <mask> if he had celebrated like that. <mask> had a fourth spell with manager Paul Sturrock, this time at Swindon Town, after he was named the team's captain for the 2007–08 season. The captaincy was retained by Maurice Malpas. <mask> received criticism from the fans of a lack of leadership and under-par performances as Malpas' team struggled at the wrong end of the table. <mask> told the Advertiser that the players were scared to play at the County Ground as they expected results to turn around. Maurice Malpas was sacked after <mask> captained the team to a 1–0 defeat at Conference side Histon in the FA Cup, with an ankle injury keeping him out of the next two games. Danny Wilson's arrival on Boxing Day left <mask> without a place in the team as he was forced off with a knee injury.The knee injury was expected to keep him out of the festive period only, however, in early January, <mask> underwent surgery on the injury, extending his layoff for another 5 weeks. He would have to have another operation, which would keep him out for the rest of the season. After 10 months out of action, <mask> returned to football in October 2009, playing 45 minutes for the Swindon Reserves in a match against his old side. With stiff competition for defensive roles at the club, <mask> may need to head out on a loan to regain full

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texts: recovery. On February 1, 2010 it was announced that <mask> had left the club after both the player and the club agreed to end his contract. On February 3, 2010, <mask> signed a pay-as-you-play contract with Oldham Athletic. He was released after the 3–0 defeat to Yeovil.After a 14-year playing career, he was forced to retire from the playing side of the game in November 2010 as a coach for the under 14 side. There are career statistics for the second division of the football league. The players are from the F.C. The players are from Dundee United F.C. The players are from the Argyle F.C. The players are from Wednesday F.C. The players are from Oldham Athletic A.F.C.The players are from Swindon Town F.C. The players are from the English Football League and the Scottish Premier League. Manchester United F.C. does not have playing staff. The staff is not

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title: Bernd Grimm

texts: He is a German product designer, architectural model builder and artist. He created models of historical and antique buildings. His models are part of the collection of architectural icons. <mask> was born in Germany. He graduated as a designer from the Hochschule fr bildende Knste in 1989 after studying Industrial Design from 1983 to 1983. He was interested in the field of architectural theory. A model of the Temple of Clitumnus near Spoleto was created by him and his fellow student, Jan Christophe Kraege.The function of the proportional compass was investigated by him. He was commissioned by the German Archaeological Institute to create a model of the Temple of Mars Ultor. <mask> worked as a free-lance designer in the office of Oswald Mathias Ungers from 1990 to 2007, where he was responsible for the creation of architectural models of historically significant buildings. The goal was to create a three-dimensional collection. <mask> produced ten architectural icons from Alabaster gypsum, which were created over the years. The model becomes a cultural item. <mask> is the artistic director of the archive.He was an academic staff member in Cologne. He received a scholarship in Rome in 2015. Various functions can be performed by architectural models. The architect can use a sketch model to check his ideas. More extensive models can show how a planned building integrates into the environment. Teaching and learning models are used in the field of architectural theory to show the aesthetic and construction of historical buildings. <mask>'s works can be seen as models after built architectures or memory models.<mask>'s model building projects start with scientific research, old sketches and measured drawings are consulted, and literature on the buildings are analyzed. Local investigations are usually followed by this. The Temple of Mars Ultor was photographed and measured by <mask> while he was in Rome. He can't make decisions about how the model should be designed until he's developed a mindset. What are the basics? What is the best way to describe a building?

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title: Bernd Grimm

texts: Reduction and interpretation are the two most important things.The courtyard of the Tempietto del Bramante was originally intended to be a circular one with columns, but the courtyard today is square and without columns. The steps lead to the temple so that the observer could see it from below. The underside of the building can be seen from the steps of the temple, thanks to <mask>'s design of the pedestal historically correct as a circular surface. In the reconstruction of ancient temples such as the Pantheon or the Parthenon, fundamental decisions had to be made as to which phase of the building should be represented, the ideal state or an image of what the temples look like today. The scale had to show the essential elements of the architecture without getting lost in details. <mask> uses pure-white Alabaster gypsum as it has a neutral effect and is well suited for the presentation of fine details. Silicone moulds are created for recurring parts of buildings.He develops his own tools and works with templates. The wooden substructure makes the models heavy. <mask> needed 200 kilograms of gypsum for the model of the Parthenon. It will take over a year to complete the project. The model of the Pantheon is 74  170  97 cm and has similar dimensions to <mask>'s other models. "After a long period of work, an architecture emerges as a sculpture that is as unique as ancient figures, just like the techniques of working with plaster, which only a few have mastered and which require a great deal of experience." <mask> is referred to as the Cologne Model–Michelangelo in the Best of Germany theme book by Architectural Digest.<mask> has been documenting the landscape and structural change in the Cologne district since 2011. The contractor for this work was a businessman. The Belvedere Bridge in Cologne has bronze reliefs in 1  1 metres in size. The following years are depicted in detail. The bronze sculptures can be seen on location. During his time as a practice scholarship holder at Villa Massimo in Rome in 2015, <mask> <mask> did research on the "Scala del

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texts: Bramante", which is located in the Vatican Museums. The Pope's Palace is connected to the city of Rome by a spiral staircase.<mask> calls it a research report because it was built as a stepless ramp. There are 36 columns of different types in the staircase that is housed in a square tower. <mask> was given permission by the Vatican to measure and photograph the stairs. He drew up his report after that. The decoding of the mathematical and geometrical basic structure of the ramp was part of the investigation. <mask> looked at the structural composition of the columns. An important architectural system with a hierarchy of different types of columns was formed in the Classical antiquity and since the Renaissance.According to <mask>'s report, Bramante did not strictly follow the system in the construction of his staircase. He was able to create a three-dimensional model of the staircase in 1:20 scale thanks to a scholarship from the Rolf Linnenkamp-Stiftung. The structure of the staircase was made clear by the fact that the columns were only reproduced as outlines in the steel. In order to show the dimensions of the building, <mask> <mask> used Ancient Roman units of measurement which were also used in the Renaissance. A high precision in the positioning of the components is achieved by using a simple geometric structure that always allows a reference to the center. The exceptional quality of the spiral ramp lies in its strong core design idea, which combines simple and ideal geometric shapes with column orders, as an important element of architectural design. In German, "Die Rampa (Scala) del Bramante ist von dem Punkt aus.Ein Bezug zum Zentrum ermglicht ist in der Positionierung der Bauelemente erreicht. There is an ideale geometrische Formen in den Sulenordnungen. Grimm surveys and reconstructions include Palazzo Spada, Perspective Colonnade, Rome, Italy. The website of the magazine AA-Files, Volume 73, published on July 27, 2018, contains an article by Thomas Weaver Model. The people from Ellwangen are from the 20th-century German sculptors and 21st-century

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title: Jacqueline Gold

texts: Chief Executive of Gold Group International, Ann Summers and Knickerbox is a British businesswoman who was born in 1960. The 16th richest woman in Great Britain is thought to be gold. According to The Sunday Times Rich List, gold is worth over $500 million. On July 16, 1960, <mask> was born, the daughter of David and Beryl Hunt. Sex magazines were introduced to the British high street by her father. David cried when his first wife gave birth to a son. She and her sister lived in a three-storey house with a large garden and a swimming pool.In August 2007, she was the main participant of the second episode of The House I Grew Up In, in which she described an unhappy childhood. She was twelve years old when her parents separated. After graduating from school, she decided she didn't want to go into management and asked her father to help her get some extra work experience. In May 1979 when she was nineteen, her father gave her a summer work experience at the Ann Summers stores, but she was paid less than the tea lady. <mask> had an "upmarket clean" sex shop at Ann Summers. It wasn't a nice atmosphere to work in, says <mask>. It was all men, it was the sex industry.She saw the potential of selling sexy lingerie and sex toys to women in the privacy of their own homes when she visited a Tupperware party at an East London flat in 1981. The Ann Summers Party Plan is a home marketing plan for sex toys with a strict "no men allowed" policy. This type of party, which provides women with a forum to meet and talk about sex (and other matters), became so popular that such parties are now regarded as part of British popular culture; this format also provides the company with a convenient way of circumventing legal restrictions about displaying sex toys for In 1987, <mask> became CEO of Ann Summers, transforming it into a multi-million pound business, with a sales force of more than 7,500 women and 136 high street shops in the UK, Ireland and Channel Islands. The reported sales for the period were down slightly. They went back to 2002/3 levels. The Knickerbox takeover in 2000 added five more shops, with

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texts: Knickerbox concessions in every Ann Summers store.Her book Good Vibrations was published in 1995. A second book A Woman's Courage was published in April 2007, this resulted in her being sued for libel by a former employee. A Woman's Courage was removed from sale in November 2008 and re-released in February 2008 with three pages removed and a new title. The High Court libel action was settled in August of 2009. <mask> writes for Retail Week, New Business, Kent Business, and Women Mean Business. <mask> appeared in a celebrity edition of The Apprentice. She was a member of the "The Girls" team."The Girls" raised over $400,000 from ticket sales and sales on the night through a big event at one of their West End stores. Back to the Floor, So What Do You Do All Day, Break with the Boss, and Mind your own Business were all co-presented on the daytime show Mind your own Business. She was one of 12 well known individuals to serve on a jury in a fictional rape case in The Verdict. In 2002, she met Dan Cunningham, a City money broker, who is seventeen years her junior. The couple separated on New Year's Day 2006 but later married and have a child together. A nanny working for <mask> was charged with trying to poison her with screenwash in December 2010, after she took part in the justgiving.com charity moonwalk in Hyde Park, London. Allison Cox, who was caring for <mask>'s daughter, was charged with three counts of administering poison with intent to annoy.Cox was sentenced to twelve months for poisoning with intent to annoy. Cox tried to get the chef who prepared the food into trouble by lacing two bowls of asparagus soup with screenwash. In 2007, <mask> was voted the second most powerful woman in retail by Retail Week, the most powerful woman in the UK by handbag.com, and one of Britain's most powerful women by many publications. <mask> was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire for his services to entrepreneurship, women in business and social enterprise. External links to Debrett's People of Today. The people who were born in 1960 are English business people and people of Jewish

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title: Lena Christ

texts: She was a German writer who died in June 1920. The nonmarital child of the Pichler family was a cook on Zinneberg. Smith journeyman and salesman <mask> admitted to being a father. Despite <mask>'s explicit profession, and his commitment to alimony, later biographers doubted his paternity. Scanzoni was thought to be the true father. The speculation was fed by the fact that her mother claimed that her father died in the sinking of the Cimbria on the way to America. <mask> wasn't on the passenger lists.The true father of <mask>'s mother had to be kept a secret. Today, <mask>'s biological father is viewed as unlikely. <mask> did emigrate to America, but only later, and he arrived safely, according to Hans Obermair. Albert of Scanzoni is thought to be a likely father. It was not clear if she believed that <mask> was her father. The first seven years of her life were spent with her grandfather, the farmer, and her step-grandmother. She remembered this time as her happiest, she only had one contact with her mother.The "Hansschusterleni" appeared to be bright in school. She dedicated the novel Mathias Bichler to her grandfather because she was very fond of him. He was called "Hansschuster" after his farm because he was kind-hearted, quiet and modest; he was popular in the village and appreciated as helpful. The seven-year-old girl was taken against the will of the grandparents by her mother, who was married to a butcher. She had to do a lot of work in the inn. Hate-love and abuse marked the relationship

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texts: between her mother and her. Under the coldness of her mother, she was exploited and suffered greatly.The mother mistreated her so much that she lived one more year with her grandparents. The emotional and bodily mistreatment of the mother continued in the middle of 1893. The death of her grandfather in 1894 caused her to attempt suicide. She decided in 1898 to enter the Premonstratensian abbey in Ursberg as a candidate and teaching student, but left again after one-and-a-half years and returned to her parents' house. There was a conflict with the mother in 1900. She was found with slit wrists in the wine cellar of the parental inn and saved by her step- father, who did not treat her badly but did not protect her from her mother. She began working in the tourist restaurant "Floriansmhle" in the north of Munich as a cook and waitress.She returned to her parents' house at Christmas because of homesickness and a sense of duty. She married the accounting clerk in 1901 and moved in with her parents-in-law. The wedding was a marriage of convenience. She decided with her parents, according to the status, occupation and fortune of the husband, that she was going to marry him. She gave birth to her son and daughter in the same year. There were problems in the marriage. The couple had to leave their house in 1904 after their son began to drink and gamble.Many changes of residence followed and <mask> later complained about sexual assaults by her husband. She gave birth to a daughter in 1906. She was


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texts: herself to secure a living for herself and her children. She was sentenced to four weeks of arrest each for professional fornication in June and March of 1911.Peter Benedix became well known as a result of her work at the author Peter Jerusalem. She married him in 1912 and divorced him in 1912. Jerusalem made her write down her experiences. In September 1912 her debut book came out at the publisher Albert Langen under the name of <mask>, which she used for all other publications. She said her life was shattered by her mother's infidelity and the human and sexual tragedies of her marriage. The girls came back to her in the same year. The book was praised by literary critics, but was not initially successful.She lived in the villa colony Gern until 1914. She wrote a book about her childhood in 1913. He saw it as a rip-off of his Lausbubengeschichten. She achieved literary success over time. At the time of its publication in 1914, her novel was largely unnoticed. She portrayed the life of a small-time wood Carver in the Leitzach valley. She didn't draw on autobiographical experiences in her first literary work.After the beginning of the First World War, the book Unsere Bayern anno 14 (our Bavarians in the year 14) was published, followed in 1915 by Unsere Bayern anno 14/15. The events and atmosphere at the beginning of the First World War were portrayed in the stories she collected. She received the Ludwigskreuz after being invited to an audience with king Ludwig III in 1915. She began working on the


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texts: drama Die Rumplhanni in 1916 and wrote a novel on the advice of Benedix. Johanna Rumpl tried to achieve social advancement and independence by cooking from d to Schnau near Bad Aibling. Her mother's experiences as well as her own flowed into the novel. <mask> moved her household to Landshut, where Benedix was detached, in 1917.She was ill with depression and Tuberculosis. At a reading in the military hospital in 1918, she came to know the young singer and war invalid who was the son of German parents in Italy, and fell in love with him. She moved with her "boy" back to Munich after leaving Benedix. She published stories under the title Bauern (peasants) and Madam Buerin (Madam Peasant) in 1919, but was criticized for seeming "raw" and "incomplete" due to the war and private crises. Benedix separated from his wife. Ludwig Schmidt had many mistresses, one of which was <mask>, who he left in 1920. She got into conflict with the law for forgery because she signed valueless pictures with the names of well-known painters.Her daughter took the blame to protect her mother. She went by tram to the Old Section after being threatened with a prison sentence. 44-3-1 Peter Benedix gave her a dose of cyanide. She took her own life in front of Ludwig's father's grave. If the imminent prison sentence and the wish to preserve her honour led her to this step, it is in doubt. She wrote farewell letters to Ludwig and her son-in-law before she took her own life.She is in her grave. Her youngest daughter and

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texts: half-brother were also buried after her. The date of <mask>'s death is written as June 31, not June 30, in the calendar. Her private library is located in the city library. Today, <mask> is an important German author. She has created three enduring works. Her books give a deep insight into the poor life of the working class, domestics and rural population at the beginning of the 20th century, thanks to her own observations and experiences.Another representative of this type of regional literature has passed into obscurity. Her books are full of love of her country, the material she drew from her homeland, she was a very demotic writer, knew masterly how to romance, concise in diaglogue gripping, exciting, full of humour and wit. If Mnchner Neueste Nachrichten hadn't left the racing track eleven years ago, she would be the most famous poet of the new German narrative. She is next to Annette Droste the greatest, strongest, most sexy talent of all our literature. According to biographer Marita Panzer, there was a lot of work done in the short time span of eight years. Many reviewers assigned her to the Heimatkunst (de) movement due to her peasant heritage and use of Bavarian idiom, but Panzer thought that was incorrect. The home, the village, the peasantry were not portrayed as an idyll, but as a place of violence and bigotry.In the city of Munich, she had lived since her eighth year of life. The novel is not solely subjective but dramatized and for the most part is a literary construct. She praised

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texts: the book as poetry and truth of a woman, a time, a society, but criticized that <mask> did not distinguish between objective truth and subjective treatment in her portrayals. In her biography, Gunna Wendt says that writing was a "line of escape", which allowed her to not just suffer her live, but to shape it actively. Powerlessness became the power of a creator. In 1981 she played the title role in the film adaptation of Die Rumplhanni and sought the role with Wolffhardt. "This language, this unwieldiness, that is more Graf, with him it creaks just like that," she said.There is a smooth Ludwig Thoma. The image of <mask> was shaped by Peter Benedix according to Ghemela Adler. He said that <mask> was a "primitive-childlike woman" who had an "instinctive" art of telling stories. He described his wife as a sick woman who needed help. He said that the uneducated child-woman drew her works from the subconscious. This interpretation was followed by a biographer. Marita Panzer objects to constructions.She said that she was an intelligent and artistically talented woman, full of creativity and funny ideas. In 1998 the biography of <mask> was in need of revision. Peter Benedix' biography was full of one-sided portrayals and lacked the appropriate distance. A man who stood in the shadow of his wife throughout his life, but presented himself as her discoverer and mentor, was vindicated by Benedix' biography. He had a dispute with the <mask>'s daughters over royalties and exploitation rights. Benedix had

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texts: disadviced her against typical heimat literature, but rather had pointed her to representatives of realism like Jeremias GottheLF. He confirmed her intentions instead of trying to get her to kill herself.Asta Scheib believes that he talked her into the suicide to profit from it. He inflated his role as <mask>'s discoverer. He acknowledged for the first time that he had acquired the poison for <mask> when he published his biography in 1940, twenty years after the period of limitation had expired. There are books and books of the writer in the Commemoration Museum and exhibition. After the death of Peter Dietz's granddaughter, a great exhibition titled "<mask> Christ - die Glckserin (<mask> Christ - seeker of happiness)" was created. It was arragend by the curator. There is a bust at the city hall.A bust of <mask> was placed in the Theresienwiese in Munich on April 3, 2000 after the decision of the Bavarian Council of Ministers in 1997. In 1921 a plaque was installed at the house of her birth. Theodor Georgii created a plaque for the new building. There are plaques at two of her former houses. There is a memory device in Landshut. The street where she was born and grew up was named after her. The house of her birth is number 10, while the new building is number 10.Streets have been named after other people. There is a quarter in the city of Milbertshofen. "<mask>-Christ-Realschule" is a secondary school in Markt Schwaben that is named after her. She lived in the house named "Lena-Christ-Haus" in

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texts: Landshut for two years. The writer is remembered on a plaque. The guildhall of Germering has a hall named after her. There was a "<mask>-Christ-Stberl" in the side room of the former inn, which was located opposite the house of her birth.Works books by Gesammelte Werke. The List-Verlag was published in 1997. There is an berflssigen. Albert Langen was born in Mnchen in 1912. It is called Lausdirndlgeschichten. Martin Mrikes Verlag was published in 1913. Mnchen 1983, ISBN 3-431-02423-8, was written by Ehrenwirth.Allitera Verlag is located in Mnchen. The man is Mathias Bichler. Albert Langen was born in Mnchen in 1914. Allitera Verlag is in Mnchen. Unsere FC anno 14. The first part. Albert Langen was born in 1914.Allitera Verlag is located in Mnchen. Unsere FC anno 14/15. There are two parts to Part Two. Albert Langen was born in 1915. Unsere FC anno 14/15. There are three parts to Part Three. Albert Langen was born in 1915.Die Rumplhanni Albert Langen was published in Mnchen in 1916. There is a Bauern Bayerische Geschichten. The Paul List Verlag was published in 1919. Buerin is a woman. The Paul List Verlag was published in 1920. Allitera Verlag is located in Mnchen. There is Liebesgeschichten.Allitera Verlag is located in Mnchen. Film adaptions of novels. (TV-D, 1970) was directed by Hans W. Geissendrfer. The Rumplhanni. (TV-D, 1981) is a film by director Rainer Wolffhardt. Madame Burin. Julia Stemberger, Francis Fulton-Smith and other people were involved in (D, 1993).There is an audio drama. It


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texts: was directed by Stefanie Ramb. There is a new game called "Bayern 2." 2020. Audio books about Rumplhanni. With Eva Sixt, Rdiger Hacker, and others. It was directed by Dieter Lohr.The LOHRBr-Verlag has an ISBN of 3-939529-13-2. Literature Ghemela Adler: Heimatsuche. The bairischen Schriftstellerin <mask> is the Werk der bairischen Schriftstellerin. Band 1261). The book is called Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1991. Goepfert ist das Schicksal der <mask>. Revised and expanded edition.The book is titled, "Rosenheim 2004," and it was published in 2004. Michaela Karl is a Christian. Die berflssige ist. In: Michaela Karl. There are 12 portrts. Pustet, Regensburg 2004, ISBN 3-7917-1868-1, pp. 66–3.Hans Obermair had a song called "Lena Christ und Glonn". Herkunft und Wurzeln are related. In 2006 there was a Kulturverein Glonn. Marita Panzer had a song called "Lena Christ". Keine berflssige. The Pustet-Verlag is in Regensburg. Herta-Elisabeth Renk is a woman.The <mask> is Zu Leben. It was written by Albrecht Weber. There is a handbuch der literatur. Vom Frhmittel ist das Gegenwart. Pustet, Regensburg was published in 1987. 373–385. In the Grten des Herzens.The <mask> Christ is the subject of a study. The book was written by Hoffmann U. Campe. Wendt is named after <mask>. The Glckserin. LangenMller was in Mnchen in 2012 Wittmann referred to <mask>. In: Katharina Weigand.The bayerischen Geschichte is Groe Gestalten. Herbert Utz Verlag is in Mnchen. There are external links to Peter Jerusalem's <mask>' letters from

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title: Tod Brown

texts: An American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church is <mask>. From 1998 to 2012 he was the Bishop of the Diocese of Orange in Southern California. <mask> was raised in Northern California and studied in California and Rome before becoming a priest. <mask> was a priest in the Diocese of Monterey. <mask> was consecrated bishop in April 1989 after Pope John Paul II appointed him in 1988. He was appointed as the third Bishop of Orange in 1998 and held that position until he reached the mandatory retirement age. A $100 million legal settlement for sexual abuse victims in the Diocese of Orange was negotiated by <mask>.<mask> <mask> has a younger brother, Daniel. He has Danes, Irish, English, and Azorean nationalities. <mask> attended a seminary in California after graduating from primary school. He obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from St. John's Seminary in California. <mask> earned a Bachelor of Sacred Theology degree from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. The University of San Francisco gave <mask> a Master of Arts degree in biblical theology. On May 1, 1963, <mask> became a priest.<mask> served as a priest, pastor, chairman of the Divine Worship Commission, chairman and member of the Presralbyte Council, and member of the Diocesan Board of Education. He was chancellor of Monterey as well. John Paul II appointed <mask> as the sixth Bishop of the Diocese of Boise. He was consecrated by Archbishop William Levada on April 3, 1989. "Come Lord Jesus" was assumed to be <mask>'s motto. <mask> revealed in February 1993 that a priest at Our Lady of the Rosary Parish in Idaho had left his post. T.J. Hopper accused Worsley of sexually abusing him over a five year period.The abuse

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texts: began on a camping trip. The diocese transferred Worsley to Our Lady Parish. Two brothers filed a lawsuit in December of 1993 accusing a priest of sexually abusing them. The acts occurred when the boys were young. Meunier had been receiving counseling for pedophilia and had been caught in the act with other boys. The legal team for the diocese argued in court that they were not responsible for his actions because he was incardinated and under the supervision of a Canadian diocese. John Paul II appointed <mask> as the third Bishop of the Diocese of Orange on June 30, 1998 and on December 4, 2004, <mask> announced a $100 million legal settlement to 87 victims of sexual abuse.The settlement of sexual abuse claims against the Catholic Church was the largest in US history. <mask> was involved in the negotiations. I want to take this opportunity to again extend on behalf of the Diocese of Orange and myself, a sincere apology, a request for forgiveness and a sincere hope for reconciliation and healing. There was no credible basis for the accusations made by Hicks in 1997. The investigators in Kern County did not take action after receiving the case file. On Oct 10, 2007, Judge Gail Andler opened a contempt of court hearing regarding Monsignor John Urell, a diocese official responsible for managing sexual abuse accusations. Urell was sent to a treatment center for priests in Canada despite the fact that he was still testifying in a sexual abuse case.<mask> denied the charges. As a condition of the $7 million case settlement, the contempt citation was dropped. The female victims were minor at two California high schools. <mask> chaired the BCEIA Subcommittee on Interreligious Dialogue

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