title: José Maria de Alpoim

texts: whistle. Even though the Prime Minister had created enemies in the monarchist movement by establishing an administrative dictatorship, he still expressed his confidence in Joo Franco.The republicans knew how to seize on <mask>'s passions, his desire for power and of those who gravitate in <mask>'s circle; by May 1907 <mask> <mask> had become an enemy of the monarchist movement and was ready to install a republic. The leader of the Partido Republicano, Afonso Costa, met with Francisco Correia Herédia, the Viscount of Ribeira Brava. He met with Joo Chagas and hosted a small group of politicians and dissidents at his home. <mask> would later admit that he provided the bombs, arms and money to republican conspirators. During the First Republic, Joo Chagas was the Prime Minister, and he noted that <mask> provided the arms for the revolution. After King Carlos I of Portugal was assassinated, he took refuge at the home of the Regenerator politician and escaped into exile. After the First Portuguese Republic was declared in 1910, he returned to Portugal and joined the new regime.<mask> was ostracized politically when he moved from the Attorney-General of the Crown to the Attorney-General of the Republic. He ended his political life as a Republican government representative on the board of Companhia do Niassa after declaring that he wanted power for power's sake. He was removed from politics and the establishment at this point, but his friends later said that politics was the only thing that interested him. He was a brilliant journalist and one of the founding fathers of the Correio Portugus, as well as directing O Dia and collaborating on the Correio da Noite. He had two sons who were notable officers in the Navy,<mask> <mask> and Egas <mask>. He died in Lisbon on December 15, 1916, at a time when he was a critic of Portugal's participation in World War I. A bust of <mask> <mask> was put up in 1923 in front of the municipal grounds and in the public garden in Meso Frio.People from Meso Frio Progressive Party (Portugal) politicians Portuguese Republican Party politicians Government ministers of Portugal Justice ministers of Portugal University of Coimbra

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title: Ruby Terrill Lomax

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texts: The Dean of Women at the University of Texas at Austin was a folklorist who worked with her husband to collect American folk songs. She was born and raised in Texas, just outside Dallas, and earned degrees at state colleges, setting a record at the University of Texas at Austin for the highest grade average yet achieved by a woman. She taught in rural and urban high schools and colleges in her home state to support herself while continuing her studies. She obtained a fellowship in Latin at the University of Texas for the year 1914–1915 and took summer courses at the University of Chicago and Columbia University in order to get a doctorate in classical languages. In 1925, he received an M.A. In classical languages from Columbia University, with a major in Latin and a minor in Greek, and soon after accepted the position of dean of women and associate professor of classical languages at the University of Texas at Austin. She was active in a variety of societies during her time at the university.She was well known for her sense of humor and gentle consideration and she was popular with the students. <mask> was an accomplished and progressive woman in her time. In 1929, she joined with eleven other Texas women educators to found a society dedicated to furthering the professional interests and position of women in education. She was nominated parliamentarian, guiding the society procedurally for its first four years, and later held a number of other positions. The founding fathers risked their professional positions to create the society. It was frowned upon by their male and even some of their female colleagues, who felt that women's organizations smacked of suffragism. She left a gift to the society in her will after she retired


title: Ruby Terrill Lomax

texts: from the university.The boardroom at the society's headquarters in Austin is called the <mask>ll Lomax Boardroom. The second Mrs. John A<mask> was married to <mask> in 1934. During their fourteen years of marriage, she was called "MissTerrill" even though she first met her husband in 1921. At East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce, Texas, she was dean of women and classical languages. She was enlisted as a babysitter after she gave him and his son a tour of Commerce. John and <mask> met again at the University of Texas at Austin a decade later. He was visiting this time in his role as a parent, and she was Alan's Latin instructor.During the summer of 1933, while John and <mask> toured the Southern states collecting folksongs, John courted <mask> by mail, engaging her interest while simultaneously describing to her his life's work. Maybe she saw an aspect of her passion for the classics in his passion for preserving American folk expressions; maybe it was their mutual love for Texas that turned their relationship into romance. They announced their engagement at a grand fte in Austin on March 31, 1934, after receiving the blessing of John's two adult children. It was reported in all of the major Texas newspapers the next day as an event of statewide interest. John and <mask> met in Commerce, Texas, where they married on July 21, 1934. They honeymooned in the West, then moved to Austin, where Deanie assumed the new duties of parenting Bess and Alan, affectionately called their stepmother "Deanie." While her husband was collecting, lecturing, and meeting with publishers and funders, she managed to teach and administer at the university, remain involved in numerous organizations, and take care of the home and family.In

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title: Ruby Terrill Lomax

texts: 1937, she swapped the frenetic pace of her life in Austin for the intellectual and equally frenetic pace of life on the road with a ballad hunter. The <mask>es moved to the "House in the Woods" outside Dallas as their permanent residence and then traveled to the South on a scouting tour. It was <mask>'s first trip in the capacity of "chauffeur, buffer, machine operator, disk-jockey, body-guard, doctor and nurse, wife and companion," a role she would reprise on later occasions. The success of the 1939 Southern States Recording Trip cannot be over emphasized. She wrote nearly all the documentation relating to the collection. You can read her notes on the records. Her voice can be heard on a number of the recordings, announcing the performer's name and the date and location of the recording.The May 12, 1939 letter to Music Division chief Harold Spivacke highlights his wife's volunteer contributions to the Library's Archive of American Folk Song. This will save the Library a lot. It takes a long time to write down the words from the record. While her husband had contacts, the title of Consultant and Curator of the Archive of American Folk Song, and the expert knowledge of the material he was seeking and collecting, <mask> had the organizational and archival skills of a long time administrator and instructor. <mask> was at the "House in the Woods" for many years after John's death. She died at the age of seventy-five on December 28, 1961, at the Christian Home for the Aged in Houston, Texas, and is buried in Dallas. She contributed to progressive organizations and the Library of Congress, where she collected and documented thousands of songs and stories with her husband.The Library of Congress has links to American women

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title: Guy Bleus

texts: <mask> was born on October 23, 1950. He is associated with olfactory art, visual poetry, performance art and the mail art movement. His work includes administration, postal and olfactory communication. <mask> was born in Belgium. In 1978 he founded The Administration Centre which became a huge art archive with works and information of 6000 artists from more than 60 countries. <mask>us has one of the best archives of mail art in Europe. The first artist to use scent in plastic arts was Bleus.In 1978 he wrote the olfactory manifesto The Thrill of Working with Odours, in which he deplores the lack of interest in scents in the visual arts. He created spray performances where he sprayed a mist of fragrance over the audience, as well as smell paintings, mail perfumed objects and made aromatic installations. He searched for an alternative postal system in Airmail by balloons and investigated the possibilities of communication media as art media. He and Charles Franois were the first to use a computer connected to a modem for artistic communication. He used reproduction media for artistic reasons. The artists' periodical Force Mental documented one of his performance works from the 1980s. <mask> wore a costume made of official stamps of 1/2fr at the performance.He has a moustache. There is a picture of Hitler's head against the wall. The moustache is growing bigger. His costume is the same as the one he stamps with his number-stamp: 42.292. He put a naked girl full of stamps of 1/2fr and put a number stamp on them. He cut off his moustache and broke a mirror. There is a performance called 'Value Shredder'.In order to make a suit out of the real 50 Belgian Francs, <mask> took hundreds of them. He began his performance

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texts: in a suit. He gave the audience raincoats and asked them to give their identity cards. He shredded the cards and the pages and threw them into the shredder. He blew flour and odours over the public with a fan when everything was shredded. He set his suit on fire. The public received an identity card after the performance.The art collection of the National Bank of Belgium contains a life-size photo of Bleus's money suit. The four-day "Cavellini Festival 1984" was held in the cities of Antwerp, Brussels, Eeklo, and Tienen. The first president of the United States of Europe was declared in the performance "First President of the USE" in the capital of Europe. Bleus has organised many international art projects, such as Are you experienced? L.H.F.S. W.A.A. was published in 1981. Mail eARTh Atlas, Telegraphy, Aerograms, Art is Books, Fax Performances, and Private Art Detective are some of the films.He wrote about networking art. The study of <mask> outranks all other publications with its theoretical weight and conciseness, according to his essay Exploring Mail Art. He was involved in many artists' periodicals. The art gallery E-Mail- Art Archives opened in 1999. More than 40 events of mail art, fax art and Internet art took place in this non-profit space. Ben Vautier, Shozo Shimamoto, Anna Banana, and H.R. are some of the artists. The Padin's were exhibited.The first mail art catalogue on CD-ROM was edited by him in 1995. The first E-Mail- Art was published in 1997 with the participation of networking artists. He and Jean Spiroux realized in 2003 that the first postage stamp on the theme mail art was edited by the Postal Service. The Belgian Postal Service realised 4 million copies of it. The Art Museum Z33 had an


title: Guy Bleus

texts: olfactory mail art project with 778 artists from 43 countries. There is a slideshow on the website. There was a retrospective of his work held in 2010.His ID from planet Mars of 1979 was included in the publication Ple-Mle: <mask>leus®. The Open University, Amsterdam, 1983 has a Mail Art Handbook. The Memory Bank was written by <mask>. MA-Congress 86 was published in 1987 in the Out-press. I am a networker sometimes. The Dallas Public Library has a World Bibliography of Mail Art. Pres. La comunicazione postale come creativit artistica.Florence, 1990 Held, J. del consiglio del ministri. Mail Art: An Annotated Bibliography was published in 1991. Czyli Sztuka Poczty, National Museum, Warszawa, 1991, Laszlo, J.-N. Timbres d'artistes, Musée de la Poste, Paris, 1993, Meyer, P. Mailed Art. This is an edited version of the original. <mask>leus: Selected Writings, Stamp Art Gallery, San Francisco. Held, J. The rubber stamp art was created by J.W.Artists' Banknote Works, Cremlinge, 2000 Saper, Craig J. Networked Art, University of Minnesota Press, 2001 Mode d'emploi is histoire, formes and sens des poésies expérimentales. Al Dante was in Paris in 2002. Art posté, Paris, 2002 Perneczky, G. correspondence works and labels, Kln, 2003 Ventabren art contemporain, 2003 Starbuck, M.K. The effects of the internet on the correspondence art network. Neumark, N.There is an Ed. At a distance: the beginnings of art and activism on the internet. Gutiérrez Marx and G. Artecorreo: Artistas invisibles en La Red Postal 1975–1995 were published in 2010. Mail Art - La Red Eterna, L.U.P.I., Sestao, 2011. Bananafish Publications, Sacramento and San Francisco, CA, published Where the Secret is Hidden: Collected Essays in 2011. The Museo

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texts: Civico e della Mail Art di Montecarotto has a book about 50 Years of Mail Art. The punctum books of 2012 are Intimate Bureaucracies: A Manifesto.The Landscape of Images was written by Holsbeek and D<mask> <mask>. Ellen Eurlings. Hasselt, 2012. B. Chiarlone Debenedetti. The art is done through the postal service. There is an Ed. The Experimental Art Archive of East-Central Europe is in Hungary.T. Arm theater is in gouden. In avant-garde na de Tweede Wereldoorlog, Lannoo, Leuven. Ramon, R. Vorm and Visie. Geschiedenis van de Concrete in Visuele Pozie in the Netherlands. F. Anlisis Histrico del Arte Correo en América Latina was held in Barcelona. Small Scale Subversion: Mail Art & Artistamps was published in 2015. Benetton L., De Vree J.The Luciano Benetton Collection contains visual poetry in Europe. Communication: 44 statements. There is an ed. The MIT Press published Information, Whitechapel: Documents of Contemporary Art. J. Pas. The Belgian Contribution was published by Artists' Publications. The name of the person is Vuegen, Ch.<mask> is an artministrator in CIAP. The Mail Art is from the network dell'arte postale. "The Global Impacts and Roles of Immersive Media" was written by Wilson-Brown. <mask>leus publishes artists books, magazines and catalogues. S., VUB, University, Brussels, 1981 Mail-eARTh, De Warande, Turnhout, 1981 Book of Scents, Wellen, 1982. De Warande, Turnhout, and Wellen wrote the World Art Atlas. 20x Communication, SHIVKV, Genk, 1986 Audio Art: Screams (Against Bureaucracy), and Art is Books: Artists' Books are included.The 1992 A Networking Fax-Project & Performance was written by Heusden-Zolder. Heusden-Zolder, Vaes & Il Ventuno, Neerpelt, Hasselt, 1993 E-Ple-Mle: Electronic Mail- Art

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title: Doug Pinnick

texts: <mask> (born September 3, 1950), sometimes stylized as dUg Pinnick or simply dUg, is an American musician best known as the bass guitarist, songwriter, and co-lead vocalist for the hard rock and progressive metal band King's X. He has recorded four solo albums. Pinnick has participated in a number of side projects. His unique vocals are characterized by a strong gospel influence and he has a heavily distorted bass tone. <mask> was born in Illinois and moved to Illinois when he was fourteen. Everyone in the family sang or played an instrument when he was a child. He was raised by a strict Southern Baptist family.There are seventeen half-brothers and sisters from three mothers and two fathers. Pinnick played saxophone in grade school. He was a fan of classic R&B artists such as Stevie Wonder and Little Richard. Stone Flower, a band Pinnick describes as "Chicago Transit Authority meets Sly & the Family Stone", was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 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 Pinnick was influenced by hard rock bands while attending junior college. He started listening to Sly & the Family Stone around this time. He wanted to form a band with all of these influences.Pinnick dropped out of college and joined a band called The Spurrlows. Pinnick moved to a Christian community in Florida in the 70's. He promoted small shows by Christian rock bands. He

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texts: moved back to Illinois. Pinnick formed a band called Servant in the 70s that played progressive art rock like Yes and Lake & Palmer. A demo of original songs was put together by a band that played in the Midwest. A band called Servant had a recording contract.He and Pinnick wrote the song "I'm Gonna Live" for the 1981 album Rockin' Revival. <mask> was a member of Alpha as well as his own band. Greg X. Volz of Petra fame invited Pinnick to join his band in 1979. The band dissolved within a month of his arrival after he accepted the offer and re-located. The drummer from the failed Volz project, Jerry Gaskill, was offered a spot in the touring band of guitarist Phil Keaggy. The song "Just a Moment Away" was co-written by Pinnick and Keaggy. Pinnick toured with Keaggy for about a year before returning to Springfield and looking for a new musical project.Pinnick saw Ty Tabor play at a concert and became involved with him. The Edge was formed after Jerry Gaskill was included. The band changed their name to Sneak Preview and released an album. After moving to Houston, Texas, the trio evolved into King's X. Pinnick has become one of the most respected voices in rock music. He is sought-after by other artists for guest appearances on their albums, as well as being in several side bands and recording projects. Pinnick came out during an interview for Regeneration Quarterly.The distribution of King's X in Christian retail stores was stopped after this information became public. <mask> has revealed in the past that he now identifies as agnostic, in contrast to his Christian music past. <mask> was active with his own studio in Texas. He lives in Los Angeles. In March of last year, it was announced that the original member of the punk band MC5 Wayne Kramer

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texts: would embark on a 35-date tour of North America for their 50th anniversary of the band's debut, Kick Out the Jams, recruiting Pinnick to play bass along with Kim Projects <mask>'s first solo project, Poundhound, released two albums, Massive Grooves and Pineappleskunk, with King's X bandmate Jerry Gaskill on drums on some tracks. <mask> changed his name to "dUg Pinnick" for his third solo album.Joey is on the drums on the album. He released his fourth solo album in November of 2007. Pinnick was a member of the short-lived band Supershine, along with long-time Trouble guitarist, Bruce Franklin and Trouble drummer, Jeff Olson. In 2000 Supershine released a self-titled album. The debut album by Reb Beach's band The Mob was released in 2005. He was standing in for the lead singer of Living Colour on the European tour in August 2006 while he was playing Judas Iscariot in Jesus Christ Superstar. "Welcome to the Machine" from the An All Star Lineup performing the Songs of Pink Floyd album is one of the vocal appearances by <mask>.The 2008 holiday album We Wish You A Metal XMas... features many hard rock musicians collaborating on popular Christmas songs. <mask> is on a song. He performed guest vocals on the Black Sugar Transmission track "Runnin' Like a Dog". It can be used in 2009. He performs with King's X partner Ty Tabor, as well as former Galactic Cowboys members Alan Doss and Wally Farkas, as a group called The Jibbs. They have a song called "Burns In The Rain" that can be downloaded to aid relief efforts. "Reflections" is the debut record of Razr 13 and was released in 2009.Pinnick's "Coming Over" is used by a professional wrestler as his entrance music. During his magic show performances on Celebracadabra, Hal used several tracks from Pinnick's

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texts: Strum Sum Up CD as his musical accompaniment, along with Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam and Richard. Pearl Jam's song "W.M.A" was sung by him. King's X opened for Pearl Jam during their April 3, 1994 concert. The Mike Varney-produced Pinnick Gales Pridgen was released on February 12, 2013, and features Eric Gales on guitar and vocals, Pinnick on bass and vocals, and Thomas Pridgen on drums. The album features one cover song, "Sunshine of Your Love", originally by Cream, one short instrumental based on Ludwig van Beethoven's "Fr Elise", and the rest of the songs written by some combination of Pinnick, Pridgen and Varney. On July 8, 2014, the follow-up was released.<mask> and Robbi Robb formed a jam band called 3rd Ear Experience. They released two albums within months of each other. Pinnick did not appear on the third album, Incredible Good Fortune. On March 11, 2014, Pinnick's all-star side project, featuring George Lynch and Ray Luzier, released their debut album. Pinnick's side project with the Bihlman Brothers signed a deal with Megaforce Records and will release their debut record on August 19th. Pinnick is a notable player of the 12-string bass, a bass guitar with four sets of triple-coursed octave strings, reminiscent of a 12-string guitar. Pinnick has a custom made bass, made by Yamaha, which he uses in the studio and in live performances, and was endorsed by Pinnick, although he briefly switched to Dean guitars in the late 2000s.Pinnick used two Model-T basses for the Live Love over Europe tour. Tech 21 released his signature bass amplifier head, the dUg Ultra bass 1000. A complex rig set-up is used by him. Pinnick uses the Line 6 POD pro for effects. The bass model of the POD pro effects is not used by him. Discography References External


title: Terrence Ross

texts: <mask> is a professional basketball player in the National Basketball Association. He was drafted eighth overall in the 2012 NBA draft by the Toronto Raptors and was a first-team All-Pac-12 selection in college. He won the Slam Dunk Contest as a rookies. He became the first player in NBA history to score 50 or more points in a game when he averaged less than 10 points per game. He was traded to the Magic. After leading Jefferson to the first of three consecutive state titles, <mask> was named the Oregon 5A Player of the Year. He was first-team All-Metro as a junior at Montrose Christian School in Rockville, Maryland, where he averaged 13 points per game.<mask> was unable to play basketball at Jefferson High School due to transfer rules. <mask> signed a letter of intent to play college basketball for the University of Washington on April 30, 2010. Considered a four-star recruit, <mask> was listed as the No. 5 small forward. There were 30 players in the nation in 2010. <mask> was a member of the All-Freshman team at the University of Washington, where he averaged 8.0 points, 2.8 rebound and 1.0 assists in 34 games. He was named to the All-Tournament team after he averaged 15.3 points and 2.7 rebound per game in the conference tournament.In his sophomore season, <mask> earned first-team All-Pac-12 honors after he averaged 16.4 points, 6.4 rebound, 1.4 assists, and 1.3 steals in 35 games. Washington reached the semi-finals of the 2012 National Invitation Tournament with him in the lineup. <mask> gave up his final two years of college eligibility to enter the NBA draft. <mask> was selected with the eighth overall pick in the 2012 NBA draft by the Toronto Raptors. He signed his scale contract with the Raptors on July 10, 2012 <mask> had a season-best game with 26 points and six three-pointers in a win over Portland. On February 16, <mask> defeated Jeremy Evans

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title: Terrence Ross

texts: in the final round of the Sprite Slam Dunk Contest, receiving over 50% of the vote from fans worldwide.The Raptors exercised their third-year team option on <mask>' contract on October 24, extending it for the next two seasons. <mask> scored a career-high 51 points in a loss to the Los Angeles Clippers. He was 16 for 29 from the floor, 10 for 17 from the three-point line, and 9 for 10 from the free-throw line. Vince Carter set the franchise record for points in a game. <mask> was the first player in NBA history to have a 50-point game while averaging under 10 points per game. The Raptors exercised their fourth-year team option on <mask>' contract, extending it through the 2015–16 season. On February 4, 2015, he scored a season-high 23 points and matched a season high with five three-pointers in a loss to the Brooklyn Nets.<mask> signed a three-year contract extension with the Raptors on November 2, 2015. In the first seven games of the season, <mask> was off the bench in all but one. He missed six games with a thumb injury before scoring eight points in a win over the Los Angeles Lakers. He scored a season-high 22 points in his first start of the season against the Lakers on December 7. In a 114–101 loss to the Detroit Pistons, he set a new season high with 27 points. On March 30, he scored 13 points in a 105–97 win over the Atlanta Hawks, helping the Raptors record a 50-win season for the first time in franchise history. In the Raptors' regular season finale on April 13, <mask> recorded his first double-double of the season with 24 points and 10 rebound off the bench in a 103–-96 win over the Brooklyn Nets.The Raptors finished second in the East with a 56–26 record. The Raptors advanced to the second round of the playoffs after defeating the Pacers in the first round. In the first game of the conference semi-finals against the Miami Heat, <mask> set a

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texts: career playoff high with 19 points. <mask> scored a season-high 22 points in a 122–95 win over the Philadelphia 76ers. He scored 25 points in a win over Milwaukee on December 12. On February 14, 2017, <mask> was traded to the Magic in exchange for Serge Ibaka. He made his debut for the Magic on February 23, 2017, recording 13 points on four of 17 shooting, which included a two for eight showing from three-point range, in a 112–103 loss to the Portland Trail blazers.He scored a game-high 24 points in a win over the Atlanta Hawks. He scored a season-high 29 points in a loss to the Pacers. <mask> scored a season-high 22 points in a loss to Minnesota. On November 30, 2017, he was ruled out indefinitely after being diagnosed with a right knee injury. He was injured the night before against Oklahoma City. On April 8, <mask> returned to action after missing more than four months. He played 10 minutes in the Magic's loss to the Raptors.<mask> scored 32 points and hit six 3-pointers in a 122–112 win over the Wolves. He scored a game-high 31 points and made a season-high eight 3-pointers in an overtime win over Memphis. On April 10, in the Magic's regular-season finale, <mask> scored a season-high 35 points in a 122–114 win over the Charlotte Hornets. <mask> became the first player to score 200 three point baskets without starting a game during the regular season. On March 4, 2020, in a 116–113 loss to the Miami Heat, <mask> scored 35 points with 8 three-pointers, both season-highs, while not recording a single rebound, assist, block or steal. His father played in the Continental Basketball Association and won a slam-dunk title. His sister played college basketball.He is married to Matijana and has 2 children with her. Basketball players from Portland, Oregon Jefferson High School, and living people 21st-century African-American sports people are some of the


title: Michael Ruetz

texts: <mask> is an artist and author. He is a photographer. <mask> was born in Berlin in 1940. He's descended from people who worked as printers, journalists and publishers. <mask> studied Sinology, Japanology and Journalism in addition to his studies in school. He worked on a research paper on the novel. <mask> was an external student at the Folkwang Hochschule Essen.Career <mask> was a member of the editorial from 1969 to 1973. He has been self-employed since then and works as a photographer and author. <mask> is a contract author for Little, Brown & Co./New York Graphic Society. He taught Photography and Communication Design at the University of Art until 2005. <mask> lived in Italy, Australia and the U.S. for 12 years. From 1983 to 2020 <mask> was the sole heir of German photographer Heinz Hajek-Halke's artistic work. The major retrospectives of Hajek-Halke were held in Centre Pompidou, Paris 2002, at Staatliche Museen, Berlin 2007, and at the Akademie der Knste, Berlin in 2012.<mask> is a member of the Academy of Arts, Berlin. He was appointed member of the Ordre des Arts et Lettres by the French Minister of the Arts. The student protest movement in West Germany was photographed by <mask>. The portraits of the APO were bought up by major newspapers and magazines in Germany and abroad. <mask> covered the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Soviet troops in 1968, as well as the World Festival of Youth and Students 1973, and the International Workers' Day 1974 in East Berlin. He reported on the war in Guinea-Bissau and many other international events after the victory of Salvador Allende. After spending several years in America and Australia, <mask> began to concentrate on cultural-historical and documentary projects, such as the exploration of the "visual world" of such figures as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Theodor Fontane creating series like In Goethe's Footsteps, With Goethe.An

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title: Brian Abel-Smith

texts: One of the most influential figures of the twentieth century in shaping health and social welfare was <mask>. In Britain, his research for the Guillebaud committee showed that the NHS provided good value for money and deserved more investment. The Black Inquiry into Health Inequalities, the Resource Allocation Working Party, and the reconfiguration of the National Health Service were all worked on by him. He was in charge of the development of health services in over 50 countries. He was involved in setting the agenda for global campaigns such as Health for All by the year 2000. The younger son of a briadier-general and his wife was born at 24 Kensington Court Gardens, London. The title and estate of Lord of the Manor of Wendover was given to his older brother, Lionel, in 2011.Friends introduced him as twenty-seventh in line to the crown because he was distantly related to the royal family. He entered the army for his National Service after graduating from Hordle House Prep School. He served as the military governor of the British zone in Austria during 1947–8 and was an aide-de-camp. He graduated with an upper second in Economics from Cambridge's Clare College in 1951. He was a member of both the Cambridge Union and the University Labour Club. The economist Joan Robinson was responsible for the supervision of the PhD student. He aligned his research to fit with his appointment as research assistant at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, under the supervision of Professor Richard Titmuss of the Department of Social Administration at the London School of Economics.The health services since the war has been described as a minor classic of modern social analysis. In 1988, p. 207, London, HMSO. Titmuss appointed him as an assistant lecturer in his department at the LSE after he was awarded a Cambridge PhD in 1955. He was promoted to lecturer in 1957, reader in social administration in 1961, and full professor in 1965. He went back to work with Mossialos to establish the health unit. His research


title: Brian Abel-Smith

texts: society. He provided policy ideas on pensions and social security while he was a member of the Labour Party. The "New Pensions for the Old" pamphlet was used by Richard Crossman as the basis for a radical revision of Labour's social welfare system. One of the first such posts in British government was created when Crossman was appointed Secretary of State for Social Services in 1968. An inquiry was set up into the Ely Hospital scandal in order to get to the bottom of it. Crossman wrote in his diary that he could have done little in the two years after Labour lost the general election. Barbara Castle became the Secretary of State for Social Services when Labour returned to power in 1974.He helped her to set up the Resource Allocation Working Party to allocate resources to regions according to health needs, as well as to set up the Black Report into inequalities in health. Jack Straw was appointed as political adviser by Barbara Castle. She said that she had appointed <mask> for his brilliance. I appointed you because of your low cunning. She wrote at the end of her cabinet career that <mask>'s help is a tower of strength. The Castle Diaries were written by Weidenfeld and Nicolson. In 1978 he accepted an offer to work as a special adviser to Peter Shore, the Secretary of State for the Environment, where he tackled housing and urban planning issues.After the defeat of Labour in the 1979 general election, a number of health policy think thanks were given, including the Kings Fund and the Nuffield Trust. Legal institutions were included in the wider command of social policy. One of the most original contributions to the role of law of the twentieth century was made by his capacity for penetrating, indeed adventurous, analysis. His book with Robert Stevens, Lawyers and the Courts, was a sociological study of the English legal system from 1750 to 1965, which showed its social origins and mode of control and helped to make an unanswerable case for root-and-branch modernisation. The legal system was shown to be a social

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title: Yakov Frenkel

texts: A Soviet physicist known for his works in the field of Condensed matter physics, <mask>'<mask> was born in 1894. He uses the name J<mask> in publications in English. He was born to a Jewish family in the Don Host Oblast of the Russian Empire in 1894. After the danger of pogroms started looming in 1905, the family spent some time in Switzerland, where <mask> began his education, and his father was involved in revolutionary activities and spent some time in internal exile to Siberia. In 1912, while studying in the Karl May Gymnasium, he completed his first physics work on the earth's magnetic field and atmospheric electricity. The work attracted the attention of Ioffe, who later collaborated with him. He considered moving to the USA in the summer of 1913, but was admitted to St. Petersburg University in the winter semester of 1913, which ended his emigration plans.The events of the October revolution delayed <mask>'s oral exam for his master's degree, but he remained at the university to prepare for a professorship. His first paper was published in 1917. In the last years of the Great War, <mask> was involved in the foundation of the University in Crimea, where his family moved due to the poor health of his mother. <mask> worked at the institute from 1921 to his death. <mask> published a book every year since 1922. In 1924, he published 16 papers, 5 of which were German translations of his other publications in Russian. The first theoretical course in the Soviet Union was written by him.He was elected a corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences in 1929 for his distinguished scientific service. He married Sara Isakovna Gordin

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texts: in 1920. They had two sons. He was a visiting professor at the University of Minnesota for a short time in 1930. The early works of <mask> <mask> focused on statistical mechanics and relativity, but soon switched to the quantum theory. He met with Albert Einstein in Berlin and was encouraged by Paul Ehrenfest to go abroad for work. It was during this time when Heisenberg's papers on wave mechanics appeared.<mask>'s first scientific paper on the matter was published in 1927, but he enthusiastically entered the field through discussions and discovered what is now called Klein–Gordon equation simultaneously with Oscar Klein. He discovered the reason for the existence of domains in ferromagnetics, worked on the theory of resonance broadening and collision broadening, and developed a theory of electric resistance on the boundary of two metals. Three years before Paul Dirac introduced his eponymous sea, he introduced the idea of a hole in a crystal. The Frenkel defect was established in the physics of liquids. He worked on the theory of plastic deformation in the 1930s. The <mask>–Kontorova model is important in the study of dislocations. <mask> was working with a PhD candidate.<mask> showed in 1930 to 1931 that a hole created at a lattice site can be used to neutralize a crystal by light. <mask>'s works on the theory of metals, nuclear physics, and semiconductors should be mentioned. His son was born in 1930. A number of biographies of prominent physicists, including an enlarged version of <mask> Ilich <mask>, were written by Viktor. <mask> outlined the formalism for the multi-configuration self-consistent field method in 1934. He was the

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texts: first to propose a theory that is now known as the Poole– Frenkel effect. H. H. Poole was from Ireland.An empirical relationship was found between the electrical field and the conduction in insulators. <mask> came up with a model similar to the Schottky effect to explain the results. <mask> only mentioned an empirical relationship in the paper. <mask> wrote a long article in a Soviet journal. <mask> and Ioffe opposed dangerous tendencies in Soviet physics by tying science to the materialist ideology. The biology did not descend to the depths of Soviet physics as a result of these actions. He had to forgo publishing several papers because of the unfortunate consequences.The institute was evacuated to Kazan during the World War II and <mask> <mask> was involved in the studies of the liquid phase. His more than twenty years of study of the theory of liquid state were summarized in the classic monograph "Kinetic theory of liquids". During the war, he worked on practical problems to help his country. <mask> proposed that sound waves in metals might affect electric phenomena. He published several papers in nuclear physics while working in atmospheric effects, but did not abandon his other interests. <mask> died in Leningrad. <mask> wrote a biography of his father.The book has been translated and published in English. <mask> defect <mask> excitons <mask>–Kontorova model Poole– <mask> effect Frenkel line References English translations of books by <mask>. His work, life and letters. The original was translated by Alexander S. Silbergleit. There are External links to the biography of Jacov Il'ich <mask>, who was born in 1894 and died in

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title: Simon Fishel

texts: <mask> was born on July 29, 1953, and is an English physiologist. The birth of Louise Brown on July 25, 1978 was the culmination of the work of <mask>, Robert Edwards, and Patrick Steptoe. <mask> was born to a Jewish family and grew up close to the park. His mother, Jane, was one of 12 siblings from a family of Eastern European refugees. <mask> became Head Boy at King David High School. <mask> taught at a school in Speke after securing A-Levels. He graduated with double first-class honours from the University of Salford in 1975.<mask> was appointed to a PhD position in Viruses at the University of Cambridge but decided not to pursue a career in that field. He was going to get a PhD under the supervision of RobertEdwards, a future winner of the Nobel Prize. <mask> was appointed as a Don at the college in 1978. The world's first in-vivo baby, Louise Brown, was born in 1978 after Fishel worked with Robert and Patrick Steptoe. This success paved the way for in vitro fertilisation, a new treatment option that could help infertile couples have children. <mask> was appointed as a deputy scientific director at the world's first IVF clinic, Bourn Hall, in 1980. Critics outside of and within the medical and scientific communities, including a civil writ for murder, opposed <mask> and his colleagues during the early years of IVF.Fishel stated that people thought he was a mad scientist because of their early work. The first international IVF conference was held in 1981 and was attended by clinicians and scientists from around the world. The European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology and the journal Human Reproduction were co-found by <mask> and Robert

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texts: Edwards. <mask>'s work has included many discoveries. One of his earliest contributions was to move away from test tubes and towards the use of petri dishes with culture medium and paraffin oil in the practice of clinical embryology, a step which made it more practical when IVF was eventually used to retrieve. The first description of the potential of in-vivo and stem cell technology in terms of therapeutic benefit was identified by Outi Hovatta in a 1984 Science article after <mask> demonstrated for the first time that human embryos produce the pregnancy hormone hCG. He showed how the sperm tail needs to be permanently locked up for successful sperm injection.<mask> sought out Research Instruments to help him develop tools for the early stages of sperm microinjection. <mask> had to pioneer the technique of sub-zonal insemination in Italy because British regulators wouldn't grant him a licence for a pilot scheme. In Rome, <mask> and his team reported the first birth from SUZI in 1990, which was broadcasted by Italian television station Rai Uno, and described a clinical pregnancy rate of 15 per cent from 225 SUZI cycles a year later. SUZI, the first micro-insemination technique for treating male infertility, allowed men with poor semen parameters and no other chance of achieving fertilisation to father their own genetic children. The first SUZI birth in the UK took place in September 1992 at the Park Hospital inNottingham. For patients who had failed SUZI, <mask> and colleagues offered direct injection of sperm into the oocytes as an alternative treatment. Research Instruments would go on to provide IVF equipment and technology to clinics around the

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title: Simon Fishel

texts: world.The first baby to be born from embryo vitrification in the UK was delivered in October 1992 by Fishel. However, this procedure was initially banned by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), a decision later criticized by Fishel when he gave a supplementary memorandum in parliament in 1997. More than 200 papers, as well as a number of books, have been published by Fishel. The World Health Organization invited him to be part of the first team to introduce IVF to mainland China. The world's first master's degree courses in assisted reproduction technology were established in 1992 by Fishel and Steven D. Fleming. CARE Fertility was founded in 1997 by Fishel to provide fertility services to the public. Fishel has received awards from a number of countries, including Japan, South Africa, Austria and Italy.His "outstanding contributions to the field of fertility treatment, including embryology and in-vivo fertilization" earned him a fellowship in 2009. Fishel was named the tenth hottest health guru in the world by women's health and wellbeing magazine Top Santé in its September 2013 issue. In a November 2013 issue of the journal Reproductive BioMedicine Online, Fishel called for the National Health Service to allow its IVF patients to take part in privately funded trials of new additional techniques. Fishel has four children and one grandchild. <mask> is the musician, producer and record label owner. Readers of the ECHO nominated Fishel as one of the top 100 living legends. The train that Fishel was on was involved in a crash.He helped other passengers at the scene before emergency services arrived. There are links to UK labour law


title: Bob Wilber

texts: An American jazz clarinetist, saxophonist, and band leader was born on March 15, 1928. Although his scope covers a wide range of jazz, <mask> was a dedicated advocate of classic styles, working throughout his career to present traditional jazz pieces in a contemporary manner. He played with many jazz greats in the 1950s and 1960s, including <mask>, Sidney Bechet, Jack Teagarden and Eddie Condon. He was a member of the World's Greatest Jazz Band in the late 1960s and Soprano Summit in the 70s. The Bechet Legacy Band was formed in the late 1970s. He was involved in jazz education and worked as a director. The Cotton Club was one of the films he wrote for.He recounts his childhood, meeting his mentor Sidney Bechet, and his struggles as a musician in his book, Music Was Not Enough. He died in 2019. The "superb Soprano saxophonist, a classic clarinetist, a gifted arranger and composer, and an indispensable preserver and enhancer of jazz tradition" was born in New York City on March 15, 1928. When he was three years old, his father brought home a recording of Duke Ellington's song "Mood Indigo". In 1935, the family moved to New York and at the age of thirteen, <mask> began formal clarinet study. He started listening to jazz from New Orleans, Kansas City, and Chicago. He played jazz in high school and formed a "hot club" with his friends.He graduated from high school in 1945. He wanted to become a musician even

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texts: though his parents wanted him to attend an Ivy League college. In the fall of 1945, he tried to compromise with his parents by attending the Eastman School of Music. After one term at Eastman, he dropped out and moved to New York City to hang out on Fifty-second Street and in the Village. Pianist Dick Wellstood and trombonist Eddie Hubble were part of the Wildcats. The first jazz group in New York to play the music of the Hot Five and the Red Hot Peppers was the Wildcats. The group performed regularly at Jimmy Ryan's club over the next two years and was recorded in 1947.Some of the best traditional jazz musicians of the era included Muggsy Spanier, Baby Dodds, Danny Barker, Bud Freeman, Pee Wee Russell, George Wettling, Jimmy McPartland, Wild Bill Davison, and James P. Johnson. Sidney Bechet was viewed by many as the best clarinetist of his time and was one of the most accomplished and influential musicians of the post World War I period. The Soprano saxophone became Bechet's primary instrument. After becoming fascinated with Bechet's sound in 1944, <mask> was introduced to him through Mezz Mezzrow. He became a Bechet student because he found an opening at Bechet's house in Brooklyn. He lived with Bechet for several months after he began studying the clarinet and Soprano saxophone. He and Bechet often performed duets at Jimmy Ryan's.The first jazz festival was held in Nice, France, in 1948, and Bechet sent


title: Bob Wilber

texts: <mask> to perform there. The group shared the bill with the Allstars. In the late 1940s, he recorded for Columbia Records, Commodore, and Circle with Bechet. The Savoy Café in Boston was where <mask> formed a trio to play at halftime. The trio played traditional New Orleans-style jazz. <mask> and the Dixieland Band was the main attraction when the band was expanded to a sextet. Jimmy Archey was on trombone, Dick Wellstood was on piano, Johnny Fields was on bass, and Tommy Benford was on drums.The Savoy gig lasted through the better part of 1949 because of the strong following in Boston. There were other opportunities to play in the New York City area through 1950, most notably at Jimmy Ryan's and the Stuyvesant Hotel. Discography was the leader of the new clarinet in town. The Grand Master of the Soprano Saxophone and Clarinet was sideman with Sidney Bechet Creole Reeds. 2 was written by <mask> Lawson and <mask> performed at the Roosevelt Grill. Hark the Herald Angels Swing is a concert album.In Concert: recorded Live at the Lawrenceville School, Good News was recorded at the Manchester Trade Hall England. The Jazz Party Time was written by Wild Bill Davison. Music wasn't enough. Oxford University Press was published in 1988. The Encyclopedia of Popular Music. The dictionary was published in 1998. There are links to births and deaths of 20th-century American male musicians and 21st-century American male

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title: Thomas Kirby-Green

texts: The British Royal Air Force officer <mask>-Green was taken prisoner during the Second World War and was the pilot of a Vickers Wellington bomber. He was one of the men who were captured and executed by the Gestapo after the Great Escape. Sir William Kirby-Green was the British District Governor when his son Kirby-Green was born. At the time of his birth, his father found a baby abandoned in the bush at the same time as his son was born. He brought the child up as a second son and named him Putti. After growing up in Africa, Kirby-Green was sent to boarding school in England where he became a house prefect and a member of the rugby team. After leaving school in 1935, he obtained a private pilot's licence and joined the Royal Air Force.Kirby-Green was commissioned as a service pilot in 1936. 8 Flying Training School joined No. After flying transport aircraft in Egypt from 27 May 1937 to 29 June 1937, he was confirmed as a pilot officer. He sailed to Tangier to visit his parents while on leave. He was transferred to No. in January of 1938. The squadron was converted to the new Vickers Wellington bomber later that year. He did not know that Ian Cross was involved in the "Great Escape" in 1944 when he was competing in the athletics Championships for the base.He was promoted to flying officer on January 29, 1939. He joined No. in January 1940 after completing a gunnery course. He had completed 27 operations by the end of July 1940. He was posted to the new No in September. The squadron is a Czech squadron. He wore the Czech symbol on his uniform to honor his Czech friends. On September 3, 1940, Kirby-Green was promoted to flight lieutenant.He married Maria Dorothea Diane Hayman in south-west London at the end of 1940. The Czechs were


title: Lucy Broadwood

texts: <mask> was the great-granddaughter of <mask>, the founder of the piano manufacturers Broadwood and Sons. She was one of the founding members of the Folk-Song Society and Editor of the Folk Song Journal. She was an accomplished singer, composer, pianist, and poet. She was one of the founding members of the Leith Hill Music Festival and was sought after as a song and choral singing adjudicator. She was born at 2am on 9 August 1858 at the Pavilion, the summer residence that her father rented at Melrose in Scotland, the daughter of the piano manufacturer <mask>. She was the youngest of eleven children. Henry learned the song "The wee little croodin' doo" from his mother and he would sing it to <mask>.The first musical impression that I ever remember came from this song, sung by my father as I sat astride his knee when little more than two years old and in our Tweedale home. The Broadwood piano manufacturing factory was located in London and the family resided there for a number of years. The Rev. died following the death of <mask>'s uncle. The <mask> family moved to a house across the county border from the village of Rusper. The first true collection of English folk songs was published in 1847 by <mask>, her uncle. There were other works before, but they did not marry actual words and music. The title of the work, Old English Songs, refers to a small number of songs which <mask> had personally collected and noted down, and which were provided with arrangements by W.A.A few years before publication, Dusart was an organist. After his death, <mask> was inspired by his example. She was aware of a man who published folk songs in the 19th century. In 1890 a revised edition of Broadwood's

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title: Lucy Broadwood

texts: collection was published by Leonard and Co., with new arrangements by Herbert F. Birch Reynardson, <mask>'s cousin. She helped produce it and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals At least one of these was collected by her father. The publication was sold for 2/6d.Although <mask> worked on it, her name is not credited in its contents. She was heavily involved in the early music movement and was a member of the Purcell Society. The marriage of one of her cousins to J.A. was distantly related to this association. A music critic and musician. She had a good relationship with him for the rest of her life. She was invited to collaborate with him on the preparation of what was to become one of the influential folksong publications in the late 1880s/ early 1890s as a result of her work on Sussex Songs. <mask> was credited as joint editor of English County Songs.The song arrangements were provided by both of them. The book was published in the summer of 1893 and is considered a milestone in English folksong studies. "This may be said to be the beginning of the modern folk song movement", said the man. After the book's publication, her father died and she and her mother moved to London. <mask> lived in a number of London flats after her mother's death. She

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texts: contributed an appendix to the book Jamaican Song and Story in 1906. English Traditional Carols and Songs was one of her main publications.All of the song arrangements were hers, and all of the songs were collected by her. The majority of English County Songs were gleaned from earlier publications, or had been submitted to the editors. The first song she had collected was from the shoemaker Henry Burstow. <mask> was elected to the committee of the Folk-Song Society at its first meeting in 1898, after the success of a number of folksong publications. Mary Augusta Wakefield was an early member. In 1904, after the death of her predecessor, Kate Lee, she became the Honorary Secretary and held a meeting with Cecil Sharp and Ralph Vaughan Williams to plan for the resurrection of the Society. The English Folk Dance and Song Society was formed in 1932 after the amalgamation of the Society with the English Folk Dance Society.<mask> was the Editor of the Folk Song Journal. She remained editor of the Journal until her resignation from the work in 1926, even though her Secretaryship of the Society lasted only a short time. Her work as Editor and her research scholarship were recognised internationally, and her obituary noted that it was her work which had ensured the existence and revival of the Society. <mask> collected songs from many areas during her song collecting career, for example, from her home area of Surrey/Sussex, where members of her family lived, as well as from Hertfordshire and Arisaig. She died suddenly at the age of 71 in Dropmore, Kent, where she was visiting relatives in order to attend an arts festival, less than a year after she was elected President of the Society. <mask>


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texts: was also a performer who gave many recitals from the concert platform of both classical works and folksongs, as well as a composer in her own right. She was also a poet.She was buried in the churchyard at Rusper, and the family commissioned an alabaster plaque from Thomas Clapperton, which is situated on the wall just inside the entrance door of the church. Each year on 1 May, the Broadwood Morris men dance inside the church and hang a wreath on the plaque in her honor. To celebrate the deposit of <mask>'s diaries in January 2000, the archives at the History Centre prepared an exhibition of her songs, diaries and papers which they hoped to reveal some of the many aspects of her life and personality in her own words and those of her friends. E. Bassin wrote '<mask>, 1858–1929: Her Contribution to the Collection and Study of Traditional Song'. <mask> and John Potts: A Collecting Episode in the Scottish Borders was written by K. Campbell. The Essays in honour of Cyril Ehrlich were written by D. de Val. C. Bashford and D. de Val wrote the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.The Folk-Song Society: <mask> and English Folk Song was written by E. D. Gregory. E. D. Gregory is the author of 'Towards a Biography of <mask> (1858-1929): Problems and Perspectives'. The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography has a description of <mask>, Henry Fowler. J. Simpson and S. Roud wrote A Dictionary of English Folklore. "<mask>, 1858–1929", Journal of the English Folk Dance and Song Society, was written by R. Williams. The Oxford University Press published Vaughan Williams on Music. Click on 'Scotland' for a list of 1858 births and 1929 deaths if you want to listen to Gaelic recordings made by <mask>

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title: George Yancy

texts: <mask> is an American philosopher who is the Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Philosophy at Emory University. He is a professor of philosophy at the university. One of the college's highest honors is the Montgomery Fellow. He was a Visiting Faculty Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the editor of the "Philosophy of Race" book series. He has written, edited, or co-edited more than 20 books, including critical whiteness studies, critical philosophy of race, and African American philosophy. He has published over 200 combined scholarly articles, chapters, and interviews that have appeared in professional journals, books, and at various news sites.As a public intellectual, <mask> has authored numerous influential essays and conducted intellectually engaging interviews at both The New York Times and Truthout. He has written at CounterPunch, The Guardian, Inside Higher Ed, and The Chronicle of Higher Education. According to the number of citations and web presence, <mask> is one of the top 10 influential philosophers in the last 10 years. <mask> has appeared on various radio stations. Rest in Power: The Trayvon

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texts: Martin Story, a six-episode series, was released on Paramount Network on July 30, 2018, with support from Georgia Humanities. The series was directed by two people. Jay-Z, Tracy Martin, and Chachi Senior are executive producers.<mask> received a degree in education and career. He obtained his M.A. in philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh. He received his M.A. in philosophy from Yale University. In 2004, he received a degree in Africana studies from New York University. He went from assistant professor to full professor in eight years. He taught philosophy at Emory University after ten years at Duquesne. <mask> wrote an honors thesis on Sense Data at the University of Pittsburgh.His honors thesis was directed by an American philosopher. He studied Freud's theory of religion, Martin Heidegger, ancient Greek philosophy, and modern philosophy while he was at Pitt. <mask> received a lot of hate mail and harassment after he wrote "Dear White America" in the New York Times' philosophy column, The Stone. This experience helped convince the American Philosophical Association to issue a statement against harassment. He

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texts: was added to the Professor Watchlist in 2016 in order to document anti-conservative college professors. A petition in support of <mask> was created by Anne Leighton. A group of philosophers and intellectuals wrote a letter in his defense.In response to being placed on the Professor Watchlist, <mask> wrote an opinion piece in the New York Times. Black Men from Behind the Veil: Ontological Interrogations is a works book. <mask> wrote the introduction. Essays and Interviews from an American Philosopher. Buddhism and Whiteness: Critical Reflections was written byRowman and Littlefield. Co-edited and Introductory comments with Emily McRae. <mask> is the author of Backlash: What When We Talk About Racism in America.On Race: 34 Conversations in a Time of Crisis was written by Rowman and Littlefield. Black Bodies, White Gazes: The Continuing Significance of Race in America is a second edition. Linda Alcoff is the author. Our Black Sons Matter: Mothers Talk about Fears, Sorrows, and Hopes. The co-edited are Maria del Guadalupe Davidson and Susan Hadley. <mask> gave an introduction. Afterword by a woman.The authors wrote (Rowman

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texts: & Littlefield, 2016). The book was selected as a Booklist Top 10 List of the Best Diverse Nonfiction Titles. How does it feel to be a white problem? <mask> introduced it. Exploring Race in Predominantly White Classrooms: Scholars of Color Reflect was published in 2015. The series is called Critical Social Thought. The co-edited is Maria Del Guadalupe Davidson.The introduction and additional submission were co-authored. Historical Contexts and Contemporary Manifestations of Racial Dynamics are the subject of Pursuing Trayvon Martin. The introduction and additional submission of the chapter were co-authored. The book is called (Lexington Books, 2013). The first paperback edition of this book was published in 2014. Look, a white person! There are essays on whiteness.Naomi Zack is the author of the Foreword. Christology and Whiteness: What would Jesus do? <mask> wrote the introduction. Reframing the Practice of Philosophy: Bodies of Color, Bodies of Knowledge. <mask> wrote the introduction and chapter. Rap and Hip-Hop can be used for therapeutic purposes. The introduction was co-authored by Susan Hadley.The Center Must Not

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texts: Hold: White Women Philosophers on the Whiteness of Philosophy. It was written by the person who gave the Foreword, by the person who wrote it, by the person who wrote it, by the person who wrote it, by the person who wrote it, by the person who wrote it, by the person who wrote it, by the person who wrote <mask> wrote the introduction. The book is called (Lexington Books, 2010). The paperback edition of The Center Must Not Hold: White Women Philosophers on the Whiteness of Philosophy was published in 2011. There are critical perspectives on bell hooks. The co-edited is Maria Del Guadalupe Davidson.The introduction and additional submission were co-authored. Black Bodies, White Gazes: The Continuing Significance of Race was published in 2009. Linda Alcoff is the author. The authors wrote (Rowman & Littlefield, 2008). The study of bigotry and human rights received an Honorable Mention. There is philosophy in multiple voices. <mask> wrote the introduction.The article was written by Rowman & Littlefield. The CHOICE Outstanding Academic Book Award was won in 2009. The psychologists are engaged in self- construction. Susan

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texts: was co-edited. Yancy and Hadley made a preface. White on White/Black on Black was published in 2005. It was written by Cornel West.<mask> wrote the introduction and chapter. Rowman & Littlefield were published in 2005. The CHOICE Outstanding Academic Book Award was won in 2005. African American Philosophers on the Whiteness Question. <mask> wrote the introduction and chapter. The Philosophical I: Personal Reflections on Life in Philosophy was published in 2004. <mask> wrote the introduction and chapter.The book "Cornel West: A Critical Reader" was written by Rowman and Littlefield. The afterword was written by Cornel West. <mask> wrote the introduction and chapter. African-American Philosophers: 17 Conversations was published in 2001. <mask> conducted all the interviews. Routledge was published in 1998. The CHOICE Outstanding Academic Book Award was won in 1999.<mask> wrote "Death Surrounds US: We Cannot Ignore Its Reality, or Its Mystery" for the New York Times. "Death is for living." The New York Times is a physical copy. On January 4, 2022, A16. I learned about death from 7 religious scholars and my father. "bell

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texts: hooks, we will always rage on with you." <mask> isn't in the headlines, but trauma continues for black men like me.Black people can't be racist. Mark Lewis Taylor was with them. "Christianity is empty if it doesn't address the Racist Carceral State." They had Brian Burkhart with them. "US founding fathers demonized Indigenous people while colluding with their political practices," August 15, 2021. Akwugo Emejulu is with me. "Black Feminist 'back talk' anchor's resistance on both sides of the Atlantic," July 17, 2021.With Kelly Brown Douglas. Black womanist theology offers hope in the face of white supremacy. With Robin D.G. The person is Kelley. The race massacre went far beyond Black Wall Street. They had David Roediger with them. How do we overcome the death wish of white supremacy?May 23, 2021. Noam Chomsky is with me. "Chomsky: Big pharma cares more about profit than survival", May 10, 2021. Noam Chomsky is with me. "Chomsky: Protests Unleashed by Murder of <mask> Exceed All in US History" will be published on May 7, 2021. Being anti-racism isn't enough. The Violence of Whiteness must be exposed.There is a person

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texts: in High Places' : An Interview with Joy James". Let's not get carried away by Trump's exit. January 25, 2021. David Kyuman Kim is with me.White supremacy needs to die in order to live. Eric Foner is with me. The Capitol Mob has refused to accept black votes as legitimate. "Black Trans Feminist Thought Can Set Us Free" was published on December 9, 2020. With Leor Halevi. December 8, 2020 is the date of "Of Death and Consequences". With Mari Matsuda.Trump is attacking Critical Race Theory because it is a Force for Liberation. Eduardo Mendieta was with us. November 1, 2020 is when "Trump's Lying About COVD Amounts to Treason" was published. Tracy Sharpley-Whiting was with them. Can the US ever be truly Democratic and Inclusive? October 31, 2020. They had Todd May with them.What should an unbeliever think about death? October 20, 2020. With Ziporyn. September 16, 2020 is the date of "How to Die (without Trying)". With Pankaj Jain. Don't worry about dying. July 29, 2020.Woojin Lim was with us. The book "<mask>: To Be Black in the US is to Have a Knee Against Your Neck Each Day" was published in July of 2020. With Joe


title: Jim David

texts: <mask> is an American comedian. He is from North Carolina and lives in New York City. Stand Up! has five albums by <mask>. The most recent record was Gay Jokes For Straight Cruisers. There is a comedy on the chart. <mask> was born and raised in North Carolina. As a child, <mask> appeared in many shows at the Tanglewood Children's Theater, starting as a munchkin in The Wizard of Oz.He graduated from the university with a degree in drama. He left graduate school at Southern Methodist University to pursue acting in New York City. <mask> was a high school drama teacher in Long Island, selling office supplies, and singing telegrams in costume. After several years as an actor in New York, <mask> began performing stand-up in 1986. According to Richard Lanoie of The Serious Comedy site, <mask>'s comedy style is everyday observational comedy with a penchant for the absurd. <mask> does not avoid political topics, such as abortion, religious fundamentalism, and LGBT issues. <mask> came out on stage in the 1990s.He was the first openly gay male comedian to have a special on Comedy Central. He was a regular guest on Tough Crowd. He was a comedy consultant on the show. He's appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The View, HLN's The Joy Behar Show, Star Search, and AXS TV. Radioland Murders was produced by George Lucas. Stage <mask> made his Broadway debut in the 1994 musical The Best Little Whorehouse Goes Public as the Las Vegas emcee, listed in the credits as "Comedian." He is on the Varse Sarabande Original Cast Recording.<mask> drew on his stand-up experience to write most of his part. In 2010, <mask> wrote, produced

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texts: and starred in a one-man show called South Pathetic, about a doomed production of A Streetcar named Desire at a small Southern community theater, in which <mask> plays himself and 10 other characters. The show has been performed across the country by him. The show was called "rich with Southern flavor" by the New York Times. The Bistro Award was given to <mask> in 1998 for his work as a cabaret and comedy performer. He is a three-time winner and nine-time nominee of the Manhattan Association of Cabarets' award for best stand-up comedian. In 2012 he released a novel, You'll Be Swell, about a struggling actress who falls off a cruise ship and starts a chain reaction that makes her famous.He wrote for the Huffington Post and The Advocate. <mask>'s Icons was a series of conversations with people from the worlds of theater, comedy and politics. The albums were recorded on a cruise ship. It stands up for comedians' rights to say what they want, according to The Interrobang. It was called "an absolute blast" by The Serious Comedy Site's Lanoie. Bobby Patrick of BroadwayWorld said it was a crazy quilt of humor that showed <mask>'s charisma with his audience. "On a nine-day Florida to Spain ship, 4,100 passengers for a last cruise last March, <mask> scratched out Gay Jokes for Straight Cruisers," wrote Cindy Adams of New York gossip column Page Six.The comedy album is already number one. There is a song on iTunes. It's the best recordings ever put out by Caruso. <mask> has released four other albums on Stand Up!, including expanded versions of his self-released discs, Live From Jimville and Eat Here and Get Gas. Lanoie

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texts: said Live From Jimville was similar to Rodney Dangerfield. Jake was slightly less positive in his review of <mask>'s first three albums, calling him a confident, veteran comic but stating he found his material "charmingly lame". <mask> and his husband have been together for more than 30 years.He lives in New York. There is a list of lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer people from New York City. Various Artists, Pride Parade of Standup, Volume 1. <mask>, Notorious F.A.G. Stand up! Live From Jimville was re-released on Stand Up! <mask>'s Eat Here and Get Gas was re-released on Stand Up!<mask> website <mask> at Stand Up! has External links. American stand-up comedians are listed on the records website. Lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer people from North Carolina comedians from New York and American male

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title: Jason Leitch

texts: <mask> is the National Clinical Director of the Scottish Government. He is a member of the Health and Social Care Management Board. Key leadership was provided by <mask>. He has been praised for his ability to give calm and clear advice. <mask> was the elder of two children and was born on October 25, 1968. His mother was an office manager and his father was an electrical engineer. <mask> was a student at the catholic school of scientists.<mask> became a Clinical Lecturer at Glasgow Dental Hospital and School. <mask> joined the Scottish Government as the National Clinical Lead for Safety and Improvement in 2007.He became the National Clinical Lead for Quality, the Clinical Director of the Quality Unit, and the National Clinical Director in the Health and Social Care Directorate. The Scottish Patient Safety Programme was conceived, designed and led by <mask>. <mask> is a member of the Health and Social Care Management Board and one of the senior team responsible for implementing the Quality Strategy. In the health and social care system, <mask> is responsible for patient safety and person-centred care, as well as implementing quality improvement methods across the government and the broader public sector. He is a member of the Performance Boards at the Scottish Government. <mask> has played a key role in public health communication. He appeared on regional and national television and radio as well as at Scottish Government press conferences.He was praised for his ability to give calm and clear advice. He answered questions from the public on shows like Off the Ball. In March 2020 he said that it was impossible to suppress the virus, that 80% of the population would get it, and that all that could be done was to smooth the epidemic out over a long period of time. <mask>

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title: Jason Leitch

texts: told Scots "Go about your business as normal, pick up your kids from school, hug your granny, go shopping and don't buy too much soap because everybody needs some." He is on the investment committee. A UK charity in Israel runs a hospital for the Arab Israeli community and a large nursing school. The Indian Rural Evangelical Fellowship runs orphanages in southeast India.The Conduct and Health Committees of the General Dental Council were chaired by him. The UK Clinician of the Year was awarded in 2011. The University of Dundee has an endowed Professorship. Professor at the University of Strathclyde. The Commander of the Order of the British Empire is being honoured for his services to healthcare and charity. The Saltoun Award for Science will be presented in 2020. Member of the National Academy of Medicine.<mask> has been invited to speak at events around the world and has advised Governments in the UK, Sweden, Norway, The Republic of Ireland, Jordan, Canada, Brazil and South Africa. He was part of the review group looking into the patient safety elements of the Francis Enquiry. <mask> is a College Ambassador for The College of General Dentistry. <mask> married Lynn in 1992. His sister is a lecturer. There is a new vital sign. There is a conference in Glasgow.June 2016 "What Matters to Me" is a new vital sign. March. There is a fund called the King's Fund. Dick S, Daniel M, and <mask> J are authors of Lessons from the Scottish Patient Safety programme. The year 2010. Quality of care for patients can be improved by applying a reliable design framework.Implementing the Ventilator-associated Pneumonia Prevention Bundle is a case study. The health care improvement project was published. University Research Co., LLC is located in Bethesda, MD. There are medical emergencies

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texts: in the dental surgery. Robb and <mask> are related. The Oxford University Press is in London. General and oral surgery.There are chapters on conscious sedation techniques. There is a pocketbook of Clinical Dentistry. Gibson J. Livingstone was born in 2002 and died in 2006 Chapter on general anaesthesia and analgesia. The WHO Surgical Safety Checklist can be used to reduce surgical mortality in Scotland. There is a br J Surg. The article was published in the Jul of this year.The article was published on April 16. O'Brien C, Allam S, Anderson KJ, <mask> JA, Macpherson A, Kenny GNC. A pilot study on propofol sedation in oral surgery patients. The article is titled Anaesthesia, 2013, 68: 760–764. Robb and <mask> studied at the Glasgow Dental School. The Journal of Dental Education is a peer-reviewed journal. Moore R, O'Shea R, <mask> J.Quality healthcare is provided by the nursing contribution. The Journal of Nursing Regulation is a journal. There is a pilot improvement project in hospital-based oral healthcare. The British Dental Journal covers dentistry. Leitch J. Scotland's approach to improving patient safety in acute care was successful. Health is related. The 30(4) was published in 2011.Rooney KD, <mask> J. Quality and safety in the healthcare system. The British Journal of Diabetes and Vascular Disease was published in 2010. Rooney KD, <mask> J. The Scottish Patient Safety programme is Advancing patient safety. The Anaesthesia News was published in 2009. Rooney KD, <mask> J.There are standards, safety and quality. The programme for patient safety in Scotland. The Journal of the Intensive Care Society was published in 2008. The University of Glasgow Medical School alumni include Commanders of the Order of the British Empire and members of the National Academy of

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title: Marcus Plautius Silvanus (consul 2 BC)

texts: <mask> was a Roman politician. He was a colleague of Augustus. <mask> was the son of another <mask> and was a close friend of Livia. Ronald Syme theorizes that it was the influence of Urgulania over Livia that allowed <mask> to reach the consulate in 2 BC. <mask> was made proconsul of Asia in 4-5 AD, after which he was appointed as legaetore of the imperial province of Galatia, where he was involved in suppressing the Isaurians. He was a member of the Epulones. Syme suggests that Tiberius had doubts about Silvanus due to his close relationship with his mother.Silvanus did not appear in the histories after the events in Illyricum. <mask> was assigned as Proconsul to the province of Galatia in the year AD 6 and included the coastal region of Pamphylia. The Isaurians began a series ofmarauding expeditions and did not stop until faced withgrim war. The client king, Archelaus I, was unable to handle the uprising himself, and thus forced the Romans to commit at least two legions under <mask> <mask> to regain control. Mitchell suggests that one of the legions was Legio VII Macedonica, which was stationed at Antioch. The Great Illyrian Revolt began in Illyricum. Tiberius, who had been assigned to the command of the military situation in Illyricum, summoned Silvanus to bring more forces to help suppress the revolt.The ancient writers don't state where these legions came from, but modern historians think he brought two or three legions from Syria. The 'amphibious landing' during AD 6 has been

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title: Marcus Plautius Silvanus (consul 2 BC)

texts: suggested by some modern historians. According to Velleius Paterculus, <mask> joined Caecina Severus, the imperial legate of Moesia, in his province before they marched together towards Illyricum. King Rhoemetalces led a cavalry force during the march. The force was attacked by the enemy near the Volcaean marshes in northern Pannonia, but they successfully defeated them. While modern historians state that this event only involved Caecina and his Moesian forces, <mask>' involvement is not mentioned. The two generals, <mask> and Caecina Severus, and their legions fought a major battle against the rebels after they reached Illyricum.The Roman forces suffered heavy losses. The deaths of military tribunes, a number of prefects, and some of the front rank are mentioned by Velleius Paterculus. The number of deaths is not given. According to Paterculus, the victory for the soldiers was more important than the officers' because they failed to follow Tiberius' example and send out scouts. <mask> with his two 'eastern legions', accompanied by Caecina's legion, marched to Siscia to join Tiberius and the two legions already assembled there. After the men had had time to recover, Tiberius split the forces into four and sent Caecina back to Moesia and Silvanus and the eastern legions back to Sirmium. According to Paterculus, Tiberius took them on a long and extremely difficult march, the difficulties of which are hardly describable.<mask> personally led a successful campaign to defeat the Breucians,

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title: Marcus Plautius Silvanus (consul 2 BC)

texts: and won the loyalty of some other Illyrian tribes without a fight. <mask> remained in Illyricum in the last year of the revolt. The tribes of Pannonia made terms after Dio's forces ravaged the area. The inscription on <mask>' tomb in Italy attests to the fact that he was given triumphal honours for his actions. <mask> <mask> was the son of another <mask> <mask> and a close friend of Livia. Syme doubts that the family is descended from <mask> Hypsaeus, who was born in 125 BC. <mask> married a woman.<mask> <mask> is one of their known children. His marriage to Fabia Numantina ended prior to AD 24 and he married the daughter of Lucius Apronius. He was accused of killing Apronia by throwing her out of a window. Tiberius investigated the murder. She encouraged her grandson to commit suicide by sending him a dagger. Fabia Numantina was acquitted of causing her husband's insanity by magic after the murder of Apronia. Aulus Plautius.There was a death at the age of nine. Publius <mask> Pulcher. He was a friend and companion of Claudius Drusus. The governor of Sicilia was Quaestor to Tiberius. Plautia was the first wife of Claudius. He is related to Aulus <mask>, leader of the Invasion of Britannia in 43 AD. <mask> <mask> was buried in a mausoleum in Italy.A large inscription outlining <mask>' achievements is still in place, and includes his wife and one of his sons, along with a very detailed stone of his adopted grandson Tiberius Plautius <mask> Aelianus. The inscription reads "M Plautius M F

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title: Omer Veillette

texts: The great promoter of the development was the son of <mask> and Marie-Anne Massicotte, who was a businessman in the trucking industry. The <mask>s were married at Hervey-Jonction in 1920. <mask> is a business leader in Haute- Mauricie, passionate about the trucking industry, a promoter of major projects in Haute- Mauricie, and a supporter of various social causes. At the age of 23, after marrying Marie-Louise, he left Hervey-Jonction and went to La Tuque where he worked for 11 years at the Brown Corporation. He was busy delivering firewood with a horse and cart. He sells furniture, cars, and trucks. During the economic crisis of 1929-33, <mask> was able to buy a truck in order to deliver firewood to La Tuque more quickly.He stopped working at the Brown Corporation in 1931 because of his other interests. He obtained his license from the Commission des services publics du Québec in 1933. Route 19 was gravel and had large hills on the banks of the Saint-Maurice River. Two drivers were needed for each truck. Drivers and mechanics were hired by the transport company to meet the needs of the market. He drove company trucks himself. The children of working age supported the company.The wife of a man was involved in the office work of the transport company. Radio Fada, an American brand of radio furniture, was distributed in Canada by the "Fada Radio of Canada". In private homes, this radio instrument integrated into a stylish wooden cabinet and offering a better musical sound and voice for the time, was used. The company Veillette Transport was incorporated under provincial jurisdiction on December 21, 1950. Three merchants from Quebec are Robert, mile and Jean. To carry on the

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texts: budgetary credits in stages. Regional organizations put pressure on the government to speed up the project. Making a detour via roads developed by logging companies is the result of the delay in completion. A bus transportation service between La Tuque and Roberval was to be launched in 1964. He was able to get a commitment from the provincial government to take care of the entire Route 19 between La Tuque and Roberval. Consolidated Paper was responsible for maintaining this route.Between 600 and 800 trucks per week were anticipated by <mask> <mask>. The mayor of La Tuque is an elected official. From 1937 to 1941, there were 2 in La Tuque. From October 1944 to July 1947, <mask> was mayor of the town of La Tuque. The town of La Tuque was the first town in the province of Quebec to achieve its objective, according to an advertising page in Le Nouvelliste. On May 4, 1945, the town of La Tuque reiterated its support for the campaign to sell the Victory Bonds. The Council of the Knights of Columbus in La Tuque had a Grand Chevalier from 1964 to 1968.He joined the 4th degree of the Knights of Columbus Council. The "Community Club" which was owned by Canadian International Paper was purchased by the Council's executive committee. He made a contribution to cover some of the interest on the building. The president of the curling club, the president of the hockey club, and the president of the La Ligue club were all members of the same club. He was a collector for Sunday mass in La Tuque. He has held a lot of community positions. In 1963, he was president of the 5th Intermediate Classic of canoes.The <mask> family Mayors of places in Quebec were mentioned in the La Tuque

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title: Ronnie Henry

texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays for a club in the Southern League. <mask> is a youth academy coach. In May 2007, he was the first player to lift a trophy at the new Wembley Stadium. <mask> holds the all-time record for appearance. <mask> began his career in the youth system. He was sent on loan to Southend United until the end of the 2002–03 season. Dublin City signed <mask> in August 2004, after he was released by Spurs.The club had financial problems and he was released four months later. <mask> joined Stevenage of the Conference National (fifth tier of the English football league system) in January 2005, initially until the end of the 2004–05 season. He was made captain in 2005. <mask> became the first player to lift a trophy at the new stadium when he captained the team that won the FA Trophy. He helped the club earn promotion to League One after winning the FA Trophy in 2009. <mask> joined Town of the Conference premier in May 2012 and was made club captain. <mask> was part of the team that won the Conference premier title.He left to return to Stevenage. He spent five more years at the club and became the club's all-time record appearance holder. <mask> returned as an academy coach two months after leaving the club. He spent two seasons with the National League South's Billericay Town. He joined the club in May 2021. Between 2006 and 2008 he was a member of the England C team. <mask> was born on January 2, 1984 in Hemel Hempstead.He is the grandson of a former player. He said his grandfather was influential to him throughout his career. <mask> signed a professional contract with the North London club at the age of 17. On March 28, 2003 he was sent on a loan to Southend United. He made

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texts: his professional debut for Southend in a 2–0 victory over Darlington at Roots Hall on April 5, 2003 and started two more matches during his loan spell. <mask> was released by Spurs in November of 2003 after not making a first-team appearance. <mask> had an unsuccessful trial at Luton Town, who were in administration during his time there.<mask> was signed by Dublin City on a six-month contract in August 2004, after spending the rest of the 2003– 2004 season as a free agent. He left Dublin City because of financial problems. <mask> signed for Conference National club Stevenage on an initial six-month contract in January 2005. He made his debut for Stevenage in a 1–0 victory at Gravesend & Northfleet in the Conference League Cup. On January 29, 2005, he made his league debut for the club in a 3–1 home win over Farnborough Town, playing the full 90 minutes. The final Conference National play-off place was secured by <mask> when he played for Graham Westley. He played in all three of the club's Conference National play-off matches.<mask> made 35 appearances for the club in the 2005–06 season as they missed out on a play-off position. <mask> was made captain by Westley in the club's 2–0 victory over Exeter City. <mask> played 49 times under the new management of Mark Stimson. <mask> regained the position of club captain later that season despite losing his captaincy in the early part of the season. Following Stevenage's poor start to the season, <mask> reverted to the role of full-back. <mask> scored his first league goal in a home defeat against Kidderminster. The first player to lift a trophy at the new Wembley Stadium was <mask>.<mask> was placed on the transfer list in January 2008 after he was unable to agree a

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texts: new contract with the club. <mask> played regularly at right-back during the 2008–09 season, making 52 appearances, after signing a new contract at Stevenage. The 2–0 victory against York City in the FA Trophy Final at Wembley Stadium was one of the seven matches he played in. <mask>, the club's first choice right-back, scored his third goal of the season in a 2–0 victory over Eastbourne in September 2009. <mask> and the club earned promotion to the Football League for the first time in the club's history after winning the Conference premier title, playing 48 times and scoring once. <mask> was one of three defenders named in the Conference's premier team of the year. <mask> made his 250th appearance for Stevenage in a 0–0 draw at home to Torquay United, the club's first clean sheet of the season.Graham Westley said after the match that he's a stalwart. He has been a great servant for the club. He helped the club get into the Football League. <mask> played 51 games in their first ever season in the Football League, as they earned promotion to League One after winning the 2010–11 League Two play-offs, with Stevenage having the best defensive record in the division. <mask> played in the club's first ever League One match, a 0–0 draw with Exeter City on 6 August 2011. He made 40 appearances during the campaign, with the defence being particularly strong once again. <mask> left the club when his contract expired in May 2012 after being told by Gary Smith that he was not part of his future plans.He stated that he couldn't have wished to have spent more time at the club. I think it's time to move on. He made over 300 appearances for the club. On June 16, 2012 <mask> signed a two-year contract with Luton Town. He was the

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texts: club captain for the 2012–13 season. In the club's opening day 2–2 draw against Gateshead, <mask> played the whole match. He missed the last part of the season due to a double hernia.<mask> had an operation in April of last year in order to be ready for pre-season training. He stated that he had been carrying the injury for a long time, which made it hard for him to attack up the right wing. <mask> was retained as club captain by John Still. <mask> was part of a defence that kept a club record 23 clean sheets. <mask> was offered a new two-year contract at Stevenage, but he decided to return to his old club on June 30th. Graham Westley had also returned to the club a year earlier. The club's first away win of the season came on 30 August, when <mask> played the whole match in a 3–2 victory at AFC Wimbledon.He played 38 games for Stevenage in the League Two play-offs. <mask> played in 34 games during the 2015–16 season. He played 38 times in the 2016–17 season as Stevenage missed out on the play-offs. Mark Smith held the previous record of                                                    He signed a one-year contract extension with the club on 23 April, also taking on a coaching role in the club's academy as part of the new agreement. He made 45 appearances. <mask> made 19 appearances during the season.He made his 500th appearance for the club in the club's 2–0 victory over Swindon Town at Broadhall Way on 12 March 2019. At the end of the season, <mask> was honoured with a match to raise money for charity. The '<mask> All-Star XI', which included players who had played alongside <mask> throughout his career, played in a match on 6 May 2019. On May 24th, <mask> left a playing capacity. He held the club's all-time

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texts: record for appearances when he was there for two spells. The Youth Development Phase Coach of the academy was named <mask>. <mask> joined National League South club Billericay Town on June 11, 2019.<mask> made his Billericay debut on the opening day of the season, playing the whole match in a 1–0 home victory over Eastbourne Borough. He was named the 'Man of the Match'. The season was stopped in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. During the first three months of the 2020–21 season, Billericay played nine times, but the National League South season was cut short due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. He left at the end of the season. <mask> joined the club on May 21st, 2021. <mask> combined his playing role at Royston with coaching the under-18 and under-23 teams at Stevenage.<mask> was named in the England C team, who represent England at non-League level, in January 2006 for a friendly against Italy, playing the whole match in a 3–1 victory. <mask> captained the England C team in a 2–0 victory over Finland C and then again in a 2–1 win against Wales. <mask> started his career as a centre-back. He has been used for the majority of his career at right-back. <mask> was once again used in central defence at the end of his second spell. He is known for his leadership qualities, having been named club captain in both spells at Stevenage. The Conference premier team of the year is the individual player of the year.Footballers from Hemel Hempstead League of Ireland are living at Spurs. The players at Town F.C. The players are from Southend United F.C. The players are from F.C. The players are from Billericay Town F.C. The players are from Royston Town F.C. Football players in the National League and English Football


title: Sila María Calderón

texts: <mask> is a Puerto Rican politician, businesswoman, and philanthropist who was the governor of Puerto Rico from 2001 to 2005. She is the first woman to hold that office. The 12th Secretary of State of Puerto Rico from 1988 to 1989 was one of the positions that Caldern held prior to her term as governor. She was the mayor of San Juan from 1997 to 2001. <mask> was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico on September 23, 1942, to entrepreneurs César Augusto and <mask>. Her maternal grandfather was granted Spanish citizenship in Puerto Rico in the late 19th century. She attended high school at the Colegio Sagrado Corazn de Las Madres.She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Government from Manhattanville College in 1964. She attended the University of Puerto Rico's Graduate School of Public Administration. She began her career as an Executive Aide to the Labor Secretary in 1973. She was named Special Aide for Economic Development two years later. After being defeated in the 1976 general elections, Caldern went to work in the private sector as Director of Business Development at Citibank, N.A. They are in San Juan. John Reed had an experimental marketing center in San Juan.Several new consumer products designed and marketed by Caldern increased the earnings of the Retail Division of the Bank. Commonwealth Investment Company was a family real estate concern that owned and managed industrial buildings. Caldern was the first woman to hold the position of Chief of Staff when she was appointed by Coln in 1984. The Governor's Economic Adviser Council, the board of directors of the Puerto Rico Government Development Bank, and the Center for Specialized Studies in Government Management were all chaired by Caldern. The Inversions Committee of the Industrial Development Company was chaired by her. She was the Secretary General of the Commission that organized the activities of the Discovery of the Americas. In 1989 Caldern left her business and returned to her private life.She served on the boards of several corporations. She was a member of the Committee for Economic Development of Puerto

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