title: Joyce Kozloff

texts: section to depict a site that was bombed by the United States military. There is an echo amplified by the enclosed space if the visitor makes a sound. Two multi-panel, -long works followed, each in the form of the flattened gores of a globe: Spheres of Influence and Dark and Light Continents. For several years, Kozloff worked on a huge installation about the history of western colonialism. She painted islands across the world on Venetian Carnival masks that were hung from windows with light streaming through their eyes and there were banners with maps of the islands.The tondi began in 2006 with a Renaissance projection of future star wars and the days and hours and moments of our lives, Helium on the Moon. "Descartes' Heart" is based on a map by Giovanni Cimerlino. The top map is called Mechanical Universe by Descartes. The trilogy, The Middle East: Three Views, was a projection of the area during the Roman era, the Cold War and currently. The maps are based on photographs taken by the Hubble Space Telescope and float in deep space among the stars. The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, CA is one of the places where the work of <mask> has been included. DC Moore Gallery in New York City has represented Kozloff since 1997.<mask> has publications. China is close. Barbara Pollack had an interview with her. Milano: Charta. A woman named <mask>ff. Boys' art. Robert Kushner gave an introduction.New York:Distributed Art Publishers, Inc. A woman named <mask>ff. There are patterns of desire. Linda Nochlin gave an introduction. Hudson Hills Press was in New York. <mask> and Barbara. The Women's movement is still a source of strength or one big bore.A woman

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texts: named <mask>. There are thoughts on my art. There is a name book in Chicago. A woman named <mask>ff. An ornamented joke. Art Forum, December 1986. A woman named <mask>.The rise of a new academy is referred to as the Kudzu Effect. The Public Art Review was published in 1996. A woman named <mask>ff. There are portals. There is a public art dialogue. The book was written in Abingdon, Oxon, UK. Essays and reviews are included in the books and exhibition catalogs.The article was published on April 10, 2013 at www.mused-mosaik.de. Artforum published "<mask>ff" in March 2004. "All Over the Map, The peripatetic aesthetic of <mask>ff" was written by Betty Ann Brown. Akiko Busch. American Ceramics 21, 1, 1995, 26-31 discuss the recent work of <mask>ff. Castro referred to <mask>ff. There was a sculpture in September 2001.Cotter is in Holland. The New York Times wrote about scaling a minimalist wall. "David" is the name of the man. "<mask>ff." The art forum was held in September 1999. Amy Goldin. The Print Collector's Newsletter, March/April 1978, 10-13.Hottle wrote about Nancy Princenthal and Phillip Earenfight in The Journal of the History of Art. <mask> and Jaudon were married. Heresies IV contains "art hysterical notions of progress and culture". Janet Koplos. "Revisiting the Age of Discovery" is part of Art in America. The person is Robert, the person is Robert, the person is Robert, the person is Robert, the person is Robert, the person is Robert, the person is Robert, the person is Robert, the person is Robert, the person is Robert, the person is Robert, the person is Art in America published "Underground Movies in L.A." in 1994."Mona Molarsky." DC Moore was

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texts: mentioned in "<mask>ff: DC Moore." ARTnews was published in December 2010. John Perreault. Artforum 16 covered issues in pattern painting. Jeff Perrone. "Approaching the Decorative" was published in December 1976.Jeff Perrone. "<mask>ff" was published in November 1979. "Poy" is the name of the person. "Crimes of Passion" was published in May 1990. Nancy Princenthal. "<mask>ff at DC Moore" is from Art in America. Carrie, Rickey."Decoration, Ornament, Pattern and Utility: Four Tendencies in Search of a Movement" was published in June and July of 1979. Carrie, Rickey. "<mask>ff" was published in the Arts in January 1978. The name is Mason. "A Sense of Time, A Sense of Place" was written by American Ceramics. Rafael Meyer was written by Rubinstein. The Arts, May 1991.The name of the person is Sandler, Irving. The Art Journal published "Modernism, Revisionism, Pluralism, and Post-Modernism". Roberta Smith. The New York Times published "Art in Review: <mask>ff". Sally. Art in America 75/2, "Pattern and Decoration in the Public Eye", was published in February 1987. Interviews with Braderman and Joan.The Heretics. No More Nice Girls is a production in Northampton, MA. Freed, Hermine. Public art works by <mask>ff. Hermine Freed Video Production was located in New York, NY. Goldberg, Vicki. An interview with <mask> and Max.The Art Journal was published in 2000. Lynn Leeson, Hershman. W.A.R. Women Art Revolution: The (Formerly) Secret History was published in 2010. Lin, Jia. A woman named <mask>ff. The Art World has snacks.Shanghai, China, in March of 2011. Barbara Pollack. A woman named <mask>. The Journal of Contemporary Art was published in 1992. The person is

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texts: Reilly, Maura. The Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art is located in Brooklyn, NY. Judith Richards.The Archives of American Art had an oral history interview with <mask>ff. Anne. The great untold story has a pattern and decoration. The college of art and design was founded in 1999. Anne. <mask> is a pioneer of the feminist art movement. The Ben Maltz Gallery is located at the Otis College of Art and Design.The person is Sims, the name is Patterson. The Railroad is at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Linda Stein. The Art Perspective <mask>ff was published by On The Issues in the winter of 2009. New York, Tape No. ART/New York. ART/New York has new public art. New York, NY, 1983, Inner-Tube Video.Wrest,Ronnie. "<mask>ff" was reported by The Citrus Report. The Website DC Moore Gallery Heresies Film Project Women Art Revolution exhibit has External

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title: Katy Taylor

texts: An American is a former competitive figure skater. She won the Four Continents Championship in 2006 and the Junior World bronze medal in 2004. She was an alternate to the 2006 Winter Olympic team after finishing fourth at the 2006 United States Figure Skating Championships. <mask> was born to the <mask>s in Houston, Texas. Her father runs a floral business. Brennan is her older brother. She participated in gymnastics, T-ball, soccer, ballet, and tennis as a child.<mask> told her parents when she was four years old that she wanted to be an ice skater. She attended two schools, Mayde Creek Junior High and Mayde Creek High. <mask> won the Presidential Award for Academic excellence while in school and was a member of the National Honor Society. <mask> was a member of the State Farm/U.S. There is a figure skating team. She graduated from high school. She decided to stay in her hometown and attend the University of Houston instead of going to the University of Texas at Austin.<mask> began skating before her sixth birthday. She began taking individual lessons when she was eight. She landed her first triple when she was 10. <mask> competed at the U.S. juvenile level in 2001. The Junior National Championships are for skaters at the juvenile and intermediate levels. She finished third. <mask> competed on the intermediate level and finished tenth.She qualified for the 2003 U.S. in the 2002– 2003 season after moving up to the novice level. Second place at the Midwestern Sectional Figure Skating Championships was followed by second place at the Southwestern Regionals. <mask> finished second in the gold medal match at the National Championships. <mask> won the silver medal on the novice level at the Triglav Trophy. <mask> moved up to the junior level during the 2003– 2004 season. She won a silver medal at her first Junior Grand Prix event. She finished fourth in the Junior Grand Prix in Japan.<mask> qualified

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texts: for the 2004 United States Figure Skating Championships by winning the Midwestern Sectional Championships on the junior level. She won the short program at the National Championships, but finished second once again. <mask> was named to the team for the World Junior Figure Skating Championships. The bronze medal was won by her. <mask> competed on the Junior Grand Prix during the 2004–2005 season. She did not qualify for the Junior Grand Prix Final because she finished third at the events. She qualified for the 2005 United States Figure Skating Championships after finishing first at Midwestern Sectionals.She finished sixth in the short program at the National Championships after hitting all her elements. She ended the competition in ninth place after falling on a triple. In the fall of 2005, <mask> competed on the Junior Grand Prix again. She finished second at the event in Bulgaria. <mask> received a last-minute call to the Junior Grand Prix Final after being named an alternate. She got the call after winning the Sectionals competition in Denver, Colorado, but was sick with a cold. The day before the event, <mask>, her coach, and her mother traveled from Houston to Ostrava.She was only 3.5 points away from a bronze medal. At the 2006 U.S., <mask> competed. The figure skating Championships are held. She placed seventh in the short program after singing the second part of her triple Lutz-double toe combination. She had the third highest technical score of 54.21 in the long program. She finished in fourth place after finishing third in the long program. Her final score was 152.50.She was named to the Junior World team after the competition. U.S. She was named the second alternate to the 2006 Olympic team. <mask> dropped out of the Junior Worlds because of her skate problems. <mask> competed at the Four Continents Championships in Colorado Springs, Colorado, her first senior international event. She

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texts: won the gold medal after finishing second in both the short program and long program. A power failure in the arena caused a 15-minute delay in the short program competition.She had a best in the short program. <mask> landed a triple Lutz at the end of the long program. The only mistake she made was popping a triple loop. She was 16 years and 98 days old when she won the competition. As the 2006–2007 season began, <mask> stated that her goals for the year were to qualify for the Grand Prix Final, make the world team, place well at the National Championships and receive a standing ovation. She won a bronze medal at the Nebelhorn Trophy in Oberstdorf, Germany, in September. She competed on the Senior Grand Prix for the first time in Victoria, British Columbia.<mask> had a lot of pain when she broke in a new pair of skates. She placed eleventh in the short program after falling on her triple flip. She was in eleventh place after the long program. <mask> was last in the field of 12 at Skate Canada. <mask> believed that her poor results on the Grand Prix series were the result of training, equipment, and personal problems. <mask> changed her short program from "Happy Feet" to "Legends of the Fall" so that she would be more comfortable on the ice and able to tell a story. She performed at the 2006 Marshalls U.S. in December.Fans voted for their favorite skating performance during the Figure Skating Challenge in Boston, Massachusetts. <mask> did not make it to the final round after falling on her triple flip. The 2007 U.S. was <mask>'s next competition. The figure skating Championships are held in Washington. She said before the competition began that she had resolved the personal and boot problems that had bothered her during the Grand Prix events. <mask> did not compete in the 2008 season due to an injury. Programs Competitive highlights GP: Grand Prix; J GP: Junior Grand Prix References External

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title: Ujō Noguchi

texts: He wrote children's songs and traditional Min'y folk music. He wrote a number of popular pieces for children and youth choirs. They are considered to be the three great poets and children's writers in Japan. <mask> was born in the former town of Ibaraki, which is now incorporated into the central part of Kitaibaraki city. He was the son of a cargo-shipping wholesaler. The younger brother of Kusunoki Masasue is the father of Eikichi. The teenage Eikichi moved to the capital in 1897 after completing his four-year elementary and four-year senior elementary education in his hometown.He began to compose haiku there. Tsubouchi Shy was a mentor to him at Tky Senmon Gakk. He became enamored with the "New form poetry" movement in 1901. He quit college to write poetry. His father's business failure and death in 1904 forced him to return to his hometown as head of the family. The family arranged a marriage for Eikichi to the daughter of a wealthy financier from Tochigi Prefecture in order to save their fortune. The two of them were married in 1904.The marriage was doomed because of its reluctance. The man drowned himself in alcohol as he worked on poetry. The salon was for poets to critique each other's works.


title: Ujō Noguchi

texts: The nom de plume of Uj was adopted by Eikichi around this time. He was able to use private funds to make his first publication, a collection of min'y poems, but it failed to bring him fame or fortune. Their first child, Masao, was born in March 1906. In June of that year, Uj traveled to Sakhalin on a failed business venture.He traveled to domari with a geisha and she ran off with most of his investment capital. He tried to make a profit by shipping apples to Tky, but the apples rotted before they arrived. Hiro came to Tky to encourage him to return home, but <mask> said he would stay and become a poet. He started a monthly folksongs in January 1907. Waseda shisha was founded by him and fellow members and was to meet twice a month. <mask> was trying to earn a living as a newspaper correspondent. From 1906 to 1909, he worked at a small paper in Hokkaido.Hiro and their son lived there. When the newspaper was formed in the city of Otaru, <mask> and Takuboku Ishikawa, who were four years his senior, became colleagues for a brief period. Ishikawa described <mask> as being "gentle and polite, black-moustached, and from his very looks he was obviously of a introverted character" in his journal. According

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texts: to Takuboku in Kanashiki omoide, <mask> was self-deprecating and had quirks in his pronunciation. They became fast friends. <mask> was fired for trying to oust the editor-in-chief of the newspaper. <mask>'s wife gave birth to a girl around this time.The child was alive for eight days. In 1922, <mask> wrote the lyrics to "Shabondama (Soap bubbles)", in remembrance of his own child who died without a chance in life. Before moving to Hokkaido, <mask> worked for three other newspapers. He returned to his hometown after leaving Hokkaido. He worked on six papers. He returned to his hometown to manage timber forests and farms after his mother's death. He hated his job and didn't abandon literature.<mask> treated his hemorrhoids at the Iwaki Yumoto Onsen hot springs after his divorce from Hiro. He was involved with a geisha house madam. He lived at the geisha house for three and a half years. He obtained a divorce from Hiro in May 1915. <mask> raised his two children. <mask> married in Mito at the age of 36. He resumed writing poetry at this time.The poetry collection "Urbanity and pastoral" was published by Noguchi in 1919. Uj was able to publish a series of children's songs in November thanks to the

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texts: referral of. <mask> collaborated with composers such as Shinpei Nakayama and Nagayo Motoori and wrote a number of classic songs. In the wake of World War I, Noguchi & Nakayama's miny folksong Send kouta (Boatman's song, 1921) was a hit with the audience. The Great Kant earthquake of 1923 turned this song into a film. The hit song set in the port of the Izu shima island was recorded by Chiyako Sato and Yoshie Fujiwara and was written by <mask>. <mask>'s children's pieces have a distinct "lonely, melancholic note", as evident in such works as (the old nanny was given her leave, younger sister was sent away, I wish I could meet mother again),When I get married, I will be alone holding the umbrella. The first literary movement for improvised children's tales and children's songs (fairy tales and nursery rhymes) was founded by <mask>. The movement was part of a tide of liberal reforms to children's literature, art, and music. The movement was respectful of the warabe-uta. The movement is described as the creation of new songs infused with the modernist spirit and drawing on existing traditions of Japanese folksong and children's song. The Nihon Miny Kykai was resurrected by <mask> in 1935 and is a

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texts: different group from the society that was founded in 1950. He traveled throughout Japan to compose pieces.<mask> was selected as a peer when the Buddhist music society was founded. He aided in the propagation of new Buddhist music. He died of a brain haemorrhage in 1945 in the suburbs of Utsunomiya, Tochigi, where he had been evacuated during the bombing of Tokyo in World War II. References Texts and translations  (Aozora bunko e-texts by author) are included in the Memorials List. After Ishikawa was told of Uj's death, the piece was incomplete and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 There are external links to Ujo's Monuments Inscribed With His Poems. The births and deaths of 20th-century Japanese poets and


title: Joel Cohen (musician)

texts: <mask> is a musician specializing in early music. <mask> attended Classical High School in Rhode Island. Brown University was founded in 1963. He was a graduate student at Harvard University. He was the director of the Boston Camerata from 1968 to 2008. He is still connected to the Boston Camerata. <mask> founded the Camerata Mediterranea in 1990 and incorporated it in France in 2007.He performs on a variety of instruments, but is best known for creating concert programs and sound recordings. He has written on a lot of musical topics. <mask>'s research and performance activities have focused on early American and southern European songs. Many of his projects involve collaboration with Middle Eastern musicians. He has collaborated with many people, including his wife Anne Azéma, the artistic director of the Boston Camerata. The Signet Society medal is one of his professional honors. He is an Officier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres of the French Republic, and was an artist-in-residence in the Netherlands in 2000.<mask> studied composition with Randall Thompson at Harvard University. He was awarded a fellowship and spent two years in Paris as a student. He was a producer of musical radio programs for the French National Radio in the 1970s when he came up with the

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texts: idea of an all-day musical celebration on June 21 in France. The "Fte de la Musique" is also known as "World Music Day". <mask>'s early music projects were in the area of the French and English Renaissance. His enthusiasm for medieval and Renaissance music continues to be reflected in recent projects, including a series of commissioned programs for the Gardner Museum, Boston. His recordings of "Dido and Aeneas" and "Requiem" have attracted a lot of attention and comment.A medieval version of the "Tristan and Iseult" legend was one of his new Eurocentric projects. <mask>'s interest in early American music can be traced back to his childhood lessons on the folk guitar and later as a jazz bassist. He was introduced to southern shapenote tunebooks by his mentor at Harvard University, the composer Randall Thompson. <mask> traveled to the South several times to participate in Sacred Harp sings. "The Roots of American Music" was his first program with the Boston Camerata and was released as an Advent cassette. The commercial success of this last recording, released after a lapse of several years by the French label Erato, led <mask> and the Erato label to record a series of early American programs with the Boston Camerata. <mask> and the Camerata were invited by the Boston


title: Joel Cohen (musician)


title: Joel Cohen (musician)

texts: 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 In France, Germany, England, Sweden, Finland, Italy, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Australia, and the United States, this production has toured. The Palais de Chaillot is located in Paris.A chair fit for an angel is a Canadian documentary film that <mask> co-directed and edited. <mask>'s interest in cross-cultural and intercultural musical encounters has led to projects exploring early African and Amerindian contributions to New World music. "The Sacred Bridge" was developed by the Boston Camerata and was about Jewish and Christian interactions during the Middle Ages. Erato Disques made a recording of this program. After more than two decades, the recording is still in demand. The "Sacred Bridge" program is on tour. It has undergone a lot of development and now includes an Arabic component.The Sharq Arabic Music ensemble is based in the U.S. and has recently performed with some of the best musicians in the world. Their encounter gave birth to a major production, a selection of the 13th century cantigas of King Alfonso el Sabio. The recording was made in Fez, Morocco, and included the participation of the Abdelkrim Rais orchestra. The recording won the coveted Edison Prize in 2000 and has toured extensively in the

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texts: United States, Morocco, Germany, the Netherlands, and France. <mask>'s most recent production is "A Mediterranean Christmas" with the Boston Camerata and the Sharq ensemble. The production was recorded in 2005 for Warner Classics and toured live in the United States and France. <mask> has collaborated with Mehmet Ali Sanlkol, the leader of Dnya, a Turkish music ensemble.The subject of cross-cultural Mediterranean musical interactions was the subject of a colloquium in the French village of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert. The American Vocalist Trav'ling Home: American Spirituals, 1770-1870, The Liberty Tree: American Music, 1776-1861, and the Sacred Bridge: Jews and Christians in Medieval Europe are included in the Discography with the Boston Camerata. A Medieval Christmas Noel, Noel: French Christmas Music 1200-1600 A Baroque Christmas, A Mediterranean Christmas, and an American


title: Michael Kulich

texts: The founder and chairman of Monarchy Distribution was <mask>. <mask> was born to parents of Russian-Jewish descent and grew up in Connecticut. He graduated from a high school. <mask> was suspended from high school for selling Playboy magazines in the trunk of his car. In February of 2012 Monarchy Distribution and Exile Distribution launched their first studio "Assence Films". The studio brand gained attention when <mask> offered a portion of the proceeds to the National Education Association, but the donation was rejected. The success of Assence Films led to the launch of 'OGEE Studios' by Monarchy.In April 2012 Monarchy announced that they had signed a deal with Blue Coyote Pictures to distribute a new Transsexual line. In August 2012 <mask> gained attention when he offered a pornographic role to a model who looked like a Barbie doll. The $10,000 offer was never responded to by Lukyanova. <mask> made an offer to Jesse Heiman to appear in a pornographic film after seeing the Go Daddy commercial. Heiman said he would hold out for Playgirl. In February of 2012 Earlie Johnson's house was broken into and his porn collection was stolen. The collection was replaced by <mask>.The movie "Don't Pull Out" was going to be made and 15% of the proceeds would be donated to Anthony Weiner's campaign. In December of last year, IAC P.R. Executive Justine Sacco is going to Africa. I hope I don't get AIDS. It's just kidding. The out of control, out of control, out of control, out of control, out of control, out of control, out of control, out of control, out of control, out of control, out of control, out of control, out

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texts: of control, out of control, out <mask> offered a role in the film "Justine's African Vacation" with five scenes with black men for $10,000 and 10% of the movie's profits.As part of the "Taboo Talks" series presented by the San Diego Center for Jewish Culture at the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center in San Diego, <mask> said, "Jews in the adult industry, there's a lot of them." When the German Jewish immigrants came in, there was a lot of antisemitism where they couldn't get into normal work, so they chose to work in the porn industry. They took it over. Back in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s, it was founded by people like Dan Unintelligle, and then later in the 80s, The Godfather of the modern day porn industry, was born. It is kind of weird that he is my godfather. The Jews did a lot to change the adult industry. There wasn't any room for antisemitism.<mask> announced the launch of Skweez Media, a new V.O.D., in January. The site caters to adult entertainment. In February of last year, a film was released. It's based on <mask>'s hometown. <mask> launched a full-service publicity firm for pornographic companies and performers. The death was1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Mike was survived by his ex-wife and their son, who just one month before his death had finished a battle with Acute Lymphoblastic

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title: Chad Cornes

texts: <mask> is a former professional Australian rules footballer who played for the Port Adelaide Football Club and Greater Western Sydney Giants in the Australian Football League. He was part of the team that won the title in 2004. He retired from football due to a knee problem. <mask> is a coach at the Port Adelaide Football Club. After playing only 6 games in 1999, <mask> was a regular in the Power forward line and kicked 22 goals. <mask> and Tredrea formed one of the best forward partnerships in the league between 2000 and 2003 with <mask> playing up the ground. Cornes was moved into defence at the start of the 2004 season despite being one of the best forwards in the game.<mask> was moved to centre-half back in 2004. <mask> earned himself his first All-Australian award and finished third in the Brownlow medal as a result of the new position. The move to centre-half back was a key reason for Port Adelaide's dominance, which culminated in their first title in 2004. He played a key role in limiting Jonathan Brown to one goal during the Grand Final. <mask> was used as a key defender again after Port Adelaide's dominance in 2004. In the first semi-final, Port Adelaide was eliminated by

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title: Chad Cornes

texts: and disposals. The form of Cornes in the middle was crucial to the side making the grand final, which was a huge surprise to most. Port looked to bounce back from their Grand Final humiliation of the previous year, despite not expecting to have a good season.The Power started a four-game losing streak after they were unable to win despite being close throughout the match. <mask> broke his finger against St Kilda in Round 6 but returned just three weeks later. <mask> broke his finger in mid-2010 after 2 years of on and off form. He played on despite having to sit out the rest of the year. He announced in August of 2011 that he would be retiring after the following week's match. <mask> was traded to the Giants during the October Trade Week in 2011. He was an assistant coach.<mask> retired from football. After retirement, <mask> remained with Greater Western Sydney in a full-time coaching role with their backlines. <mask> was appointed as the SANFL coach of the Port Adelaide Football Club. He was promoted to a forward development coach with the Power at the end of the year. His father, <mask>, was a former VFL/SANFL footballer and played for Glenelg from 1967 to 1982. Between 1983

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title: Brayden Point

texts: <mask> is a Canadian professional ice hockey centre who plays in the National Hockey League. <mask> was selected in the third round. <mask> scored the Stanley Cup-clinching goal of the 2020 Stanley Cup Finals as the Lightning won their second Stanley Cup in three years. <mask> was drafted in the first round by the Moose Jaw Warriors of the Western Hockey League. He scored 24 goals and 57 points in 67 games in his first full season with the club. <mask> was selected in the fifth round by Traktor Chelyabinsk in the KHL Junior Draft. <mask> had 36 goals and 91 points in 72 games in his NHL draft year.He was rewarded for his play in the CHL/ NHL Top Prospects Game. The NHL Central Scouting Services ranked <mask> 31st among North American skaters. He was drafted in the third round of the NHL Entry Draft. <mask> led the team in scoring for the second year in a row. <mask> was signed to a three-year contract by the Lightning. <mask> joined the Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League at the end of the season. He had two goals and two assists in nine games.He went 0 for 2 in the playoffs. <mask> had 35 goals and 88 points in 48 games in his final year with the Warriors. <mask> made the opening night roster out of training camp. <mask> had three preseason goals. <mask> deserved to play in the NHL according to Steven Stamkos. Steve Yzerman stated that the team felt like he's earned the right for them to give him a look. <mask> made his NHL debut in a 6–4 win over the Detroit Red

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title: Brayden Point

texts: Wings.<mask> recorded his first NHL point on October 15, 2016 when he assisted on Valtteri Filppula's game winner. The win was against New Jersey. <mask> recorded his first NHL shootout goal on his first attempt against James Reimer of the Florida Panther. <mask> became the 27th player to score in the shootout before their first NHL goal. He was the 13th player to get the decider before their first goal. <mask> scored his first career NHL goal in a 5–1 win over the New JerseyDevils. The goal was scored on the power play off a slap shot by Nikita Kucherov.<mask> would be out for 4–6 weeks with an upper body injury. The injury occurred in the game against Montreal. <mask> was back in the lineup against the Boston Bruins. <mask> was named the NHL Third Star of the Week. <mask> was named to the NHL All-Star Game. <mask> was replaced by Victor Hedman. <mask>'s selection to the All-Star Game was his first.After the All-Star break, <mask> was the 3rd highest scorer on his team, and the top game winning goal scorer with 10 goals. <mask> appeared in his first career NHL Stanley Cup playoff game in a 5–2 win over the visiting New JerseyDevils. <mask> had his first career assist and point in the victory. On April 14, <mask> scored his first career playoff goal in a 5–3 win over the Devils. <mask> recorded his first career natural hat-trick in a 4–3 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. The sixth-fastest three goals scored in NHL history were recorded by him. <mask> was re-signed by the

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title: Brayden Point

texts: Lightning for three years.In the first round of the 2020 Stanley Cup playoffs, <mask> scored the winning goal in a game that was the fourth-longest in NHL history. His goal came with 9:33 left in overtime. The series was decided in the first overtime period in game five. In the first game of the Eastern Conference final, <mask> recorded a 5-point night to help the Lightning to a 8–2 win over the New York Islanders. A new franchise record was set for most points in a single game. <mask> won the Stanley Cup after leading the league in goals. He and Kucherov became the first teammates to have 30 playoff points in the same year.<mask> signed an eight-year extension with the Lightning. He was named an alternate captain for Canada Pacific in the World U17 Hockey Challenge. At the Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament, <mask> won a gold medal and was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player, as well as helping Team Canada capture the bronze medal at the IIHF World U18 Championships. Team Canada won a gold medal at the 2015 IIHF U20 World Junior Championships. On April 12, <mask> was named to the Canada's men's national ice hockey team. Team Canada earned a silver medal when they were defeated by Team Sweden. The younger brother of <mask> played for the Canmore Eagles.<mask> was called up to play four games with his brothers. The most playoff goals in a single season are (14) by the Tampa Bay Lightning. External links include births of Canadian expatriate ice hockey players in the United

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title: Jock Sutherland

texts: John Bain "<mask>" <mask> was an American football player and coach. He coached college football at Lafayette College, the University of Pittsburgh, and the Brooklyn Dodgers. He was a member of the College Football Hall of Fame. At the University of Pittsburgh, where Glenn Scobey "Pop" Warner was the head football coach, he began his football career as a defensive end. In 1915 and 1916, he played on Pitt's national championship teams. Pitt's 1917 team had a perfect record. Every position on the 1917 team was filled by dental students.The dental students were on the 1917 team. He captained the track and field team at Pitt and specialized in the hammer throw, discus, and shot put. He was a member of a number of societies at the university. He was a professor at the University of Pittsburgh's School of Dentistry, where he taught bridge and crown. The Massillon Tigers of the Ohio League were the progenitors of the modern National Football League. He was the head coach at Lafayette College from 1919 to 1923, leading the Leopards to the 1921 Eastern Collegiate Championship. The University of Pittsburgh had a new head coach in 1924.According to a Saturday Evening Post article, <mask> was described as a national hero and became a highly admired and influential coach at the University. He ran a double-wing formation on offense. He was known for his calm and direct demeanor. His teams were named Eastern football champion seven times, including 1925, 1927, 1929, 1931, 1934, 1936, and 1937. Pitt appeared in four Rose Bowl games, but turned down a bid for the 1938 Rose Bowl. The teams were named "National Champs" in nine different seasons, including 1925, 1927, 1929, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1936, 1937, and 1938. The University of Pittsburgh officially recognizes five of those years as national championship seasons, while one of them, 1937, was only the second instance in which the AP poll was used.Don Miller,

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title: Jock Sutherland

texts: a member of The Four Horsemen of Notre Dame, considered the Dream Backfield to be the best backfield in history. The Chancellor of the University instituted a policy of de-emphasis for the football program, which led to the resignation of the coach. Many students and supporters of the football program disagreed with the moves made by Bowman. The 25th best winning percentage in all divisions of college football and 11th best among coaches from the top division is what his career record is at the collegiate level. His winning percentage is the 5th best in the first 20 years of any coach's career. He reached 100 victories in his 132nd game as a coach. After coaching in the National Football League with the Brooklyn Dodgers for two seasons in 1940–41, he left the team to serve in the United States during World War II.He achieved the rank of Lieutenant commander in the United States Navy during the war. After returning to the United States, he became the head coach and team vice president of the Pittsburgh Steelers. His team made their first playoff appearance in 1947. After being found in his car in Bandana, Kentucky, he was taken to a hospital in Cairo, Illinois, where he was diagnosed with "nervous exhaustion" and died. He was taken to Pittsburgh for further treatment. He had to have an exploratory surgery to find out if he was suffering from a hemorrhage or a tumor. The surgery to remove a brain tumor took place in Pittsburgh on April 11, 1948.He is buried in Pittsburgh. He was a coach in the College Football Hall of Fame. There is a street named after him on the Pitt campus. The University of Pittsburgh claims a share of the 1934 national championship as the basis of its claims. The championship is not included in the Official NCAA Records Book. <mask> <mask> is an Architect of Men. Harry G. Scott.The exposition press was in New York. There are External links to 1889 births and 1948

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title: Al Hake

texts: <mask> was an Australian pilot who was taken prisoner during the Second World War. He was one of the men who were shot by the Gestapo after the 'Great Escape' from Stalag Luft III. <mask> and his brother Les spent much of their time on the water on homemade rafts and boats, including a night adrift in Sydney Harbour, after <mask> was born in 1916. He gained entry to the school because of his talent in technical drawing and metal working. His ambition was to own his own air con company after he moved into a good position with an air conditioning company. <mask> joined the Royal Australian Air Force Reserve in July 1940 after the outbreak of war in Europe. After basic training he was posted to Wagga Wagga where all Australian aircrew candidates were screened for aptitude, because his instructors recommended that he had the ability to fly.He married his girlfriend. He graduated from college on August 20, 1941. He joined a group of airmen on the ocean liner "Athlone Castle" for England in September 1941 to continue his training with the No. 53 Operational Training Unit at Llandow in Wales. He was one of the top 3 pilots on the source. He joined No. in January 1942. Fighter sweeps and bomber escort missions over the English Channel were carried out by 72 Squadron of the Royal Air Force. <mask>'s own Supermarine Spitfire Mark Vb was shot down in combat with a large group of

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texts: of the 76 men who escaped from the prison camp on the night of 24–25 March 1944. The Germans began extensive searches when they discovered the escape. On the afternoon of 27 March 1944, <mask> and Johnny Pohe were brought into the cells at Grlitz suffering the effects of a tough journey in the freezing cold weather, both were frostbitten. The officers were moved to Grlitz prison under the control of the Gestapo. Thirty-five officers were held here. The prisoners were threatened with death, but not physically. On 30 March 1944, two of the survivors saw three large sedans with ten Gestapo agents collect six officers and struggle to walk on their frostbitten feet.They died on March 31, 1944 and were cremated at Grlitz. He was one of the 50 escapers executed by the Gestapo. He is buried in a part of the Old Garrison Cemetery that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


title: Michael Nicholson

texts: <mask> was an English journalist specializing in war reporting and a newscaster. He was a senior foreign correspondent. <mask> was the son of a Royal Engineers officer and was born in January 1937. He grew up in West Germany. He received a formal education. Over the course of forty years, <mask> reported from 18 war zones, including Israel, Vietnam, Cambodia, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Rhodesia/Zimbabwe, Northern Ireland, Falklands, Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo, and the Gulf Wars. <mask>'s car broke down during the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974, just as Turkish soldiers were landing on the island.<mask> greeted them with 'I'm <mask>'. Welcome to Cyprus. His film was flown back to London and made the news the next day. In 1975, <mask> went to South Vietnam and reported several events, including the battle of Newport Bridge, a key passway where ARVN soldiers fought the last stand against PAVN troops and the US Embassy gathered around by thousands. <mask> arrived at the embassy in the afternoon of April 29 and took a helicopter to wait in the South China Sea. From 1976 to 1981 <mask> was the first bureau chief in South Africa and the first television correspondent to be allowed to live in South Africa, a brief covering Africa from Cape Town to the Sahara. The war of independence was covered by <mask> and he was the first foreign journalist to interview Robert Mugabe after he was released from prison.In 1978 he and his cameraman and sound recordist went to interview the leader of the UNITA. They were trapped by Cuban mercenaries and spent four and a half months in the bush trying to escape. They were flown out in a dramatic

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title: Michael Nicholson

texts: escape. In 1981 he traveled overland through Africa and Europe with his wife Diana and two small sons, Tom and William. The war in the Lake District broke out when <mask> was on holiday. He boarded the aircraft carrier for a six-week journey to the South Atlantic. He said that this was the first war other than Northern Ireland.It made the war very special and the place very special. When broadcasting from Royal Navy ships was forbidden, <mask> and Brian Hanrahan were flown over to the Royal Fleet auxiliary ships to broadcast their phoned reports. The South Atlantic medal was given to <mask> after the conflict. <mask> had a brief stint as a newscaster, but later became known as a presenter on News 556. Initially hosting the bulletin on Fridays from its introduction in September 1976 (due to the inclusion of a World News segment on that day), and as a relief newscaster, he began alternating with Leonard Parkin as the regular host of the 545 from 1980 until 1982. In January 1983, he returned to the News At 545 as the sole regular host, and made occasional appearances on ITN's weekend news bulletin over the next three years. He quit his job as a studio newscaster in March 1986 to go back on the road.He became Channel 4's Washington Correspondent for 'Breakfast News' in 1989. After working as a war reporter, <mask> joined the Royal Navy and sent dispatches from the Gulf War. He reported from the Yugoslavia in 1992. He was the subject of This Is Your Life in 1991, when he was surprised by <mask>. He was a reporter for the current affairs programme 'Tonight' from 1999 to 2009. He worked for a number of British national

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title: Michael Nicholson

texts: newspapers. The 'Silver Nymph Award' was given for war reporting from the Vietnam War.The South Atlantic medal was awarded in 1982. The Royal Television Society gave the 'Journalist of the Year' award three times. The Richard Dimbleby Award was given for services to television. The order of the empire. The 'Specialist Reporter of the Year' was from the Royal Television Society. In 1969 <mask> was a finalist for the EMMY for 'Christmas in Biafra' and in 2010 he was a finalist for the Sony Broadcasting Awards for 'Shooting the Messenger'. The December Ultimatum Pilgrim's Rest is a fiction publication.A State of War Exists: Reporters in the Line of Fire is a non fiction story. In 1992 <mask> found 200 orphans living in a mortared and shelled building and four had already been killed. <mask> begged the authorities to evacuate them, including the nine-year-old who had been abandoned by her mother. He brought her out of the country and gave her to the immigration authorities at the airport. Despite protests from the Bosnian authorities, <mask> adopted her. She obtained an HND in sports science from the University of Bath after attending local state primary and secondary schools. The 1997 film Welcome to Sarajevo is based on <mask>'s book,Natasha's Story.<mask> lived in Grayswood, Haslemere, with his wife Diana, two sons Thomas and William, and an adopted daughter. He had a daughter named Ana who he adopted from Brazil. Death <mask> died while on a cruise ship in the Persian Gulf with his wife. The Imperial War Museum has an interview with the British people of the Falklands War and the Vietnam War correspondents of the

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title: German Tarasov

texts: German <mask> was a Red Army major general during World War II. After the German invasion of the Soviet Union began in June 1941, Tarasov was given command of the 249th Rifle Division. He was decorated for his leadership of the 249th, which was converted into the 16th Guards Rifle Division, during the Battle of Moscow. In May 1942, <mask> was appointed commander of the 41st Army, but was relieved of his command in November and December of that year. He was given command of the 70th Army in February and March of 1943, after the failed Dmitriyev-Sevsk offensive. After being relieved of command again, he was transferred to command the 24th Army, which became the 4th Guards Army in April. Tarasov held the position of army deputy commander in the 4th Guards Army and the 7th Guards Army for the rest of the year.The 53rd Army's commander was wounded in December and was demoted to deputy commander in January 1944. Tarasov was killed during the Battle of Debrecen. The village of Mokrousovo was where Tarasov was born in 1906. After the Tyumen Road Construction Institute closed in 1923, he worked as a teacher at the first stage of the school in the village of Poloy. In August 1925, Tarasov joined the Red Army and went to the Ulyanovsk Military School. He was a platoon commander in the 71st Separate Battalion of the Urals OGPU Troops at Sverdlovsk. He was a platoon commander and battalion adjutant

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title: German Tarasov

texts: in the 113th Separate Battalion of the OGPU Troops.Tarasov became chief of the school of junior commanders in March of 1932. He graduated with honors and a degree from the Frunze Military Academy in 1937. After graduating, Tarasov was sent to serve as the chief of staff of the 14th Border Detachment of the NKVD. He was the chief of the 1st Section of the 3rd Department in the headquarters of the Border Troops of the Belorussian District. He became chief of the 2nd Department in March 1939 and was involved in the Soviet invasion of Poland in September. He became the chief of staff in 1940. After the German invasion of the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, Tarasov was given command of the 249th Rifle Division.After completing its formation, the 249th was transferred to the Reserve Front's 31st Army and then to the Western Front's 22nd Army. The army became part of the Kalinin Front. The 249th fought in the Battle of Moscow in October and November. In December, with the 4th Shock Army, they captured Andreapol and Toropets. On February 16, 1942, the division was converted into the 16th Guards Rifle Division and awarded the Order of Lenin for its "courage and heroism". The Order of Lenin was awarded to Tarasov. In February, the division captured several settlements in the Demyansk offensive.In April, <mask> became acting commander of the Operational Group of the Kalinin Front's 39th Army. He


title: German Tarasov

texts: took charge of the 41st Army on May 16. The army joined the Kalinin Front after completing its formation. In November and December, Tarasov led the army in an attempt to destroy the German 9th Army. <mask> was relieved of command late on 14 December after the army's attacks failed. In early February, <mask> took command of the 70th Army from the Reserve of the Supreme High Command. The army joined the Central Front on February 15th.It fought in the Dmitriyev-Sevsk offensive in February and March. He was dismissed because the offensive wasbogged down against German resistance. <mask> was demoted to deputy commander in April after being appointed commander of the 24th Army in March. The 4th Guards Army was redesignated on April 16. The Battle of the Dnieper was fought by the 4th Guards Army during the summer of 1943. He temporarily took command of the 53rd Army in December when Ivan Managarov was wounded, after briefly becoming deputy commander of the 7th Guards Army. He was demoted to deputy commander of the army due to command failures.Tarasov was part of the army that was part of the 2nd Ukrainian Front. He was killed in the fighting on the outskirts of Kisjszlls. Tarasov was buried in a cemetery. Tarasov received the following awards and decorations: Order of Lenin Order of the Red Banner Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky, 1st class Order of the Patriotic War, 1st class Order of the Red

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title: Leopoldo López

texts: <mask> is an opposition leader in Venezuela. He co-founded the political party Primero Justicia in 2000 with Henrique Capriles and other people and was elected mayor in the regional elections held in July 2000. Voluntad Popular is a political party he founded in 2009. Administrative sanctions were imposed on Lpez by Venezuela's Comptroller's Office in 2004, disqualifying him from holding public office for six years (beginning in 2008, at the completion of his term as mayor, until 2014), following allegations of misappropriation of funds. These charges were criticized by opposition groups in Venezuela. The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled in favor of Lpez, who was never charged with a crime, tried or allowed to rebut the allegations. The ruling was ignored.He called for protests in February of last year. Murder and terrorism charges were dropped when he was arrested on February 18, 2014). Human rights groups were concerned that the charges were politically motivated. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights called for the release of those arrested in connection with the protests, but his imprisonment in Ramo Verde was controversial. After his arrest, Lpez became one of the most popular politicians in Venezuela. He was sentenced to 13 years and 9 months in prison after being found guilty of public inciting to violence through subliminal messages. The arrest was condemned by the European Union and several human rights organizations.Several figures involved with his trial later said that they were pressured to detain Lpez. The prosecutor accused him and said the judicial process was a farce. The judge that signed the arrest warrant against <mask>

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title: Leopoldo López

texts: stated that she signed the warrant because she was afraid of becoming a second Lourdes Afiuni judge. The chief prosecutor said that she was pressured to implicate Lpez in the deaths of Bassil Da Costa and Juan Montoya. He was placed under house arrest on July 8, 2017, after being imprisoned for three years. He was briefly imprisoned in Ramo Verde after being taken from his home by agents of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Lpez was released from house arrest on April 30th in the wake of the uprising in Venezuela.Lpez took refuge in the Spanish Embassy in Venezuela as the attempt to overthrow the government fell apart. He left Venezuela in October 2020. His father, <mask> Lpez Gil, was vice president of corporate affairs at the media conglomerate, Cisneros Group, while his mother, Antonieta Mendoza de Lpez, was born on 29 April 1971 in Venezuela. He has two sisters. A former president of Venezuela is a descendant of Lpez. His mother is the daughter of Eduardo Goiticoa, who was Secretary of Agriculture for two years. Lpez is the great-great-great-grandson of the country's first president.Simn Bolvar's nephew is also a great-great-grand nephew. One of Bolvar's few living relatives is Juana Bolivar, Lpez's great-great-great-grandmother. His great-uncle was the Minister of Education. The founding fathers of the Centro Medico of San Bernardino in Venezuela were his grandfather and great-uncle. The president of the Human Rights Foundation is Lpez's cousin. He graduated from boarding school in the US at the Hun School of Princeton, where he was captain of the crew and swim teams, and vice president of the student council, after studying at Colegio Los


title: Leopoldo López

texts: Arcos and Colegio Santiago de Len de Venezuela. In 1989, Lpez told the student newspaper at the Hun School, The Mall, that "being away from home created an awakening of the responsibility I have towards the people of my country."Achieving a good education will allow me to do something to help my country, since I belong to one percent of the privileged people. A fellow student said that he was good at getting people excited about the swimming and crew teams, and that he would lead Venezuela out of the third world one day. After graduating from Kenyon, Lpez hoped to attend graduate school and return to Venezuela to work in politics. Lpez graduated from Kenyon College in 1993 with degrees in Economics and Sociology. Lpez founded a student group called Active Students Helping the Earth Survive, according to a college friend. He obtained a master's degree in public policy from Harvard University. He received a Doctor of Laws Degree in 2007.On 19 April 2007, he married Lilian Tintori. Their children are <mask> Santiago, born in 2013; and Federica Antonieta, born in 2018). Between 1996 and 1999 Lpez worked as an analyst and consultant for the chief economist of the Planning Vice- President of Petrleos de Venezuela S.A. The political party Primero Justicia was founded in 1992 by Lpez and Borges. He created the Voluntad Popular party, a member of Socialist International, after moving away from Justice First. According to the Los Angeles Times, Lpez was the target of a full-out campaign by the government of Venezuela. He said that he was born with a lot of privilege and that he was popular in Chacao because of his good looks and gentle way with people.Lpez was


title: Leopoldo López

texts: military prison for public incitement of violence, while student movement co-conspirators received sentences ranging from 4 to 10 years. After spending time with his family, Lpez was sent back to his isolation cell. The supporters of Lpez moved to another part of the city to demonstrate while other people in the city played pots. The European Union and several human rights organizations condemned the arrest and said it was politically motivated. Several figures involved with his trial later declared that they were pressured by the Venezuela government to detain Lpez. The head of the SEBIN was ordered to arrest Lpez by the president. The documents needed to persecute Lpez were created by a SEBIN officer when Nieves asked for documentation of any crimes.The leader of the National Assembly, Diosdado Cabello, was accused of directing the Lpez trial. The Chief Prosecutor of Venezuela denied that he asked prosecutors to build evidence against Lpez, saying that "if he was pressured, it was undoubtedly by foreign elements." She said that she was pressured by Cabello to accuse Lpez of the deaths of Bassil Da Costa and Juan Montoya. The judge that signed the arrest warrant against <mask> stated that she signed the warrant because she was afraid of becoming a second Lourdes Afiuni judge. Lpez is considered to be Latin America's most prominent political prisoner. In order to bring attention to his arrest, multiple organizations denounced Lpez's detention and published discussions about it. According to Human Rights Watch, the Venezuela government has embraced the tactics of an authoritarian regime, jailing its opponents, muzzling the media, and intimidating civil


title: Leopoldo López

texts: society.According to HRW, the government blamed opposition leaders for the violence. Lpez was declared a prisoner of conscience by the Human Rights Foundation and joined other international organizations in calling for his release. The HRF said that the state of Venezuela has lost any democratic faade it may have had because of Lpez's imprisonment and brutally repressive tactics that police, armed forces, and paramilitary groups are using against his supporters. There was an effort to support Lpez by former students of the college. The New York Times and The Washington Post called for his release. President Barack Obama called for the release of Lpez at the Clinton Global Initiative meeting. The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention ruled in the case of Lpez, that he was held incommunicado and that the Venezuela government violated several of their civil, political and constitutional rights.The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights called for the release of all the people who were arrested during the protests. In November of last year, Socialist International agreed with the UN's ruling. Federica Mogherini, the chief diplomat of the European Union, said that she was "seriously concerned" about "continuous arbitrary arrests" in Venezuela and that <mask> Lopez had suffered physical and psychological torture. The United Nations and the United States have been condemned by the government of Venezuela. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights was told in a letter that it was "senseless" to release Lpez and that his statements were part of the international media manipulation. The Dalai Lama continued to pray for Lpez despite the fact that he was supported


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texts: by the human rights attorney. "The charges brought against <mask> Lpez smack of a politically motivated attempt to silence dissent in the country."The deputy director of the Americas programme of theAmnesty International called on the authorities in Venezuela to either prove the charges against Lpez or release him. This is not in line with justice and free assembly. "<mask> Lpez is a prisoner of conscience and should be immediately released without conditions", said the organization after Lpez was sentenced. He wrote an op-ed for The New York Times titled Even in Jail, I Will Fight for a Free Venezuela, in which he described how he was twice visited by the President of the National Assembly. He shared his beliefs on how to help improve Venezuela and called for international attention to the state of the economy. Lpez said that his jail cell in Ramo Verde had nothing more than a single bed, a toilet, and a small shelf for his clothes. The only book allowed is the Bible.When it gets dark outside, I don't have a light or candle. Great causes require great sacrifice and my family understands that. The New York Times published an op-ed by Lpez under the headline "Venezuela's Failing State". "For the past fifteen years, the definition of intolerable in this country has declined by degrees, until we found ourselves with one of the highest murder rates in the Western Hemisphere," Lpez wrote from prison. The political climate is equally oppressive. More than 1,500 protesters have been arrested, more than 30 have been killed, and more than 50 people have reported that they were tortured while in police custody, exposing the depth of this government's

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texts: support from the "Maduro regime" was needed, but that those who have committed human right abuses or crimes against humanity should not be included. <mask> Lpez began a tour in Latin America on December 9th in order to strengthen an "international front" against Nicols Maduro, who he considered fradulent. On the 11th of December, Lpez traveled to Ccuta to meet with the migrants and learn about their problems. Lpez met with the mayor of Guayaquil, Cynthia Viteri, to discuss the regularization of the Venezuela diaspora and to recognize expired passports and other documents. Lpez met with the president of the National Assembly of Ecuador on the day before the inauguration of the new president. He participated in a political panel with politicians and business people related to the right-wing presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori on May 29, saying that Fujimori represented "freedom". Lpez criticized Castillo for declaring that Venezuela was a full democracy, and for saying that the results of the elections in Peru would affect the region, including Venezuela.On 23 June, after travelling to the United States and meeting with Republican congressman Rick Scott, Lpez declared that the United States would not lift sanctions without significant advances. There are awards and honors from the college. The most transparent city mayor of Venezuela was awarded the 2008 Premio Transparencia Award. Third place, World Mayor Project, for being a "hands-on mayor as well as a national politician fighting for democratic openness and fairness in Venezuela". The Most Innovative People Award for Resiliency was given in 2009. The Harvard University Alumni Achievement Award was


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texts: given for the support of democracy and transparency in Venezuela. Lpez was listed in Foreign Policy's Leading Global Thinkers of the year.Lpez received a Democracy Award from the National Endowment for Democracy. The Cdiz Cortes Ibero-American Freedom Prize was given due to the defense of freedom in your community and minimum requirements of the realization of human rights in the same, which has led them to be subject to public rebuke of their government. One of Spain ABC's Ten Faces in the World in 2015. The Courage Award was shared with Antonio Ledezma for inspiring the world with their extraordinary courage in the defense of liberty and universal human rights. Governor of Florida, Rick Scott, awarded the Florida Medal of Freedom. The Sakharov Prize was awarded to the opposition in Venezuela. The New York Times had an interview with <mask> Lopez, who was nominated for the peace


title: Savvas Michael

texts: <mask> is a Muay Thai fighter. He is a champion in Muaythai. <mask> made his professional debut in a Muay thai match. He won the fight by knockout. He fought for the WKU European title. <mask> won the title by knockout. <mask> won 20 of his next 21 fights, during which he won the IKSA European Muay thai and WMC World lightweight titles.After winning the WMC title, <mask> began fighting almost exclusively in Thailand. He won two of the three games he played in the Rangsit Stadium. <mask> was in a 135 lbs tournament. He defeated Felipe Lobo by decision in the finals after defeating Kongsuiya Sitnatee by decision in the quarterfinals. He beat Lobo. The Toyota Revo Marathon 140 lbs Tournament was entered by <mask>. He beat Antonio Faria by decision in the semifinals.At ONE Championship: Warriors of Light, he won the fight by a unanimous decision. He knocked out Petngam at the Rajadamnern Stadium before going on to face Lerdsila at ONE Championship: Dreams of Gold. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Eddie Obeid

texts: drink bottles. Obeid is the father of nine children and a grandfather of 31 children. Obeid joined the Labor Party at the age of NationMaster NationMaster NationMaster. A Trustee of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, a part-time Commissioner of the Ethnic Affairs Commission, and a vice-president of the Ethnic Press Association of Australia were some of the voluntary roles that Obeid held prior to entering parliament. Obeid's main contribution to parliament has been through Committee representation and his ability to manipulate factional numbers and votes after being elected to the Legislative Council in 1991.At the time of his resignation from the Council, Obeid claimed that his most satisfying moment in politics was to assist in the passage of legislation to help building sub-contractors. His term in parliament was marked by controversy, including allegations that Obeid had failed to disclose all his business interests on Parliament's pecuniary interests register. Obeid failed to disclose his business interests in 2009, allegations of which were linked to his son, Graham Richardson, and the murder of Michael McGurk. In 2003 following Obeid's decision to not seek re-election to the fourth Carr ministry, he was quoted as saying: Announcing his decision to retire from the Legislative Council on 10 May 2011, Obeid issued a statement that his granddaughter, Gisele, was diagnosed with cancer tumours He said that he and his wife needed to support their son and his wife through this difficult time. John Hatzistergos announced his intention to retire from the Legislative Council after his announcement to retire. Labor nominated Walt Secord, the former chief of staff to the former premier, and Adam Searle to fill the casual vacancies.The source of Obeid's initial wealth and business is not clear after he worked as a taxi driver and property developer. <mask>, his two brothers, and their father's estate comprised land and houses in Lebanon. Obeid bought out his business partners after purchasing an interest in the El-Telegraph Newspaper in


title: Ilse Bischoff

texts: <mask> was an American artist, book illustrator, and author. She also painted in oils and casein and made drawings. During most of her career, she chose human figures for her main subjects and then transitioned to still lifes. She was an author of two books. She didn't have to worry about critical reception or the income that her work would bring her because of her family wealth. She appreciated both the praise and the tangible rewards that came with it. She traveled extensively in Europe for most of her life and maintained studios in New York and Vermont.At the beginning of her career, she won the top prize in the first annual exhibition of American block prints held by the Philadelphia Print Club, a book she wrote mid-career won a reviewer's unqualified praise, and at the end of her career, the director of an art center praised Bischoff was born in New York City in 1901. She was encouraged to draw as a child by her mother. She attended the Horace Mann School, a liberal co-educational component of Columbia Teachers College, from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Bischoff was helped develop her interest in art by the art director at Horace Mann. They wrote that they used an innovative method that aimed toward individuality of expression. When viewing famous works of art, they saw the development of their pupils' "critical judgment" as a main goal.They summarized their approach in a 1917 publication, writing, "The work


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texts: must grow upward from the child's point of view rather than downward from the adult's." <mask>'s mother encouraged her to attend a school where she could learn a trade because she didn't need to earn a living. After graduating from the New York School of Applied Design for Women in 1919, she received good applied-arts training in how to make meticulously accurate drawings of flowers. She majored in costume design at the New York School of Fine and Applied Art in 1920. She learned illustration and painting from Frank DuMond and Joseph Pennell while she was in the Art Students League. <mask>'s family spoke German in their home when she was a child. She said that English was her second language as a child.Her ability to speak German gave her an advantage when she traveled to Germany and other European countries to study art. She traveled to Europe almost every year after World War II. She spent her longest period of foreign travel in the late 19th century when she interrupted her training at the Art Students League to study privately in Germany. <mask> finished her education at the Art Students League. <mask> won the top prize in the first annual exhibition of American block prints held by the Philadelphia Print Club in 1927, after learning to make woodblock prints. Her winning print, "Homeward Bound", can be seen at the left. A critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer praised its "fascinating conception", as it was described as

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texts: "two peasant women bowed beneath the weight of heavily laden baskets on their backs, who are proceeding wearily along a road".At the Ferargil Galleries in New York, Bischoff showed block prints and drawings with watercolor washes. She made her first book illustrations the previous year and included some of them in the exhibition. The New York Times critic called the prints and drawings "amusing". In 1929, the Philadelphia Print Club gave her a solo exhibition that contained some of what a critic called her "celebrated block prints" displaying "modern in feeling and execution and in mood embody both sombreness and humor". The "50 Prints of the Year" touring exhibition was sponsored by the American Institute of Graphic Arts. "Bischoff's block print showed fine restraint in portraying the sensation-hungry faces at a bullfight," said Rothschild. The Philadelphia Print Club's fourth annual Block Print Exhibition included pictures of Spanish subjects that a critic praised as especially brilliant.<mask> rented an artist's studio and apartment in the West 57th Street building in Manhattan in 1930. The Philadelphia Print Club held their second annual exhibition that year. C.H. was reviewing the show. Bonte mentioned two of them, "At the Fair-Sevilla" and "Gypsy Dancers". The dancers were noted for their effulgence. The Philadelphia Print Club put on exhibitions of block prints for the Brooklyn Museum. A critic said <mask>'s

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texts: her work in 1968. Tom Slayton said the paintings she showed were "technically superb" but conveyed "synthetic emotion".He felt that a portrait of a "good Negro" that lacked "real life" was patronizing. The head of the Southern Vermont Arts Center wrote a rebuttal to Slayton in a letter to the editor of the Daily Herald. The quote praised Bischoff's "skillful, precise drawing, her delicate, sure coloring, and her forthright choice of natural subjects" and said her work conveyed "the beauty, wit and charm of factual reality". On July 19 he wrote in the Banner that her paintings were "stereotyped and imitative and very much wanting in originality". Bischoff seemed to shy away from abstraction into some kind of confused representative realism. She destroyed work that she thought to be inferior throughout her career. In an oral history interview held late in her life, she said, "I've had wonderful cleanings out of my studios when I've torn things up and put them in the fire."I feel cleansed after. She didn't court critics or collectors. She said in the same interview that she likes people to like her paintings if they know something or have good taste. I didn't go out for it because I liked it when I got it. <mask> died in Vermont on December 5, 1990. Most of the time, Bischoff chose human figures as her subjects. The drawing of a nude woman is from 1950.She had high regard for great portraitists like Drer but did not value


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texts: her skill at capturing a human likeness. She became more focused on still lifes as she spent more time at her summer place in Vermont. She was committed to her own version of realism from an early date and once she had encountered it, she rejected it as a style. She said she went right on working in the niche she created for herself. At the suggestion of her friend, Paul Cadmus, she began to work in casein. She said that, unlike most artists, she adopted an increasingly controlled, methodical style during the course of her career, whereas they became freer as they aged. The still life of a fungus is an example of her work in this style.Although <mask> was primarily known as a book illustrator throughout her career, contemporary sources give only indirect information on the origins and progress of her work in that field. Her first book illustrations appeared in a children's book called Marty Lou's Treasure in 1927. The book of Albanian folk tales: Tricks of Women, & Other Albanian tales was translated by Paul Fenimore Cooper. The Temptation of St. Antony was one of five books that appeared in 1930. Clement C. Moore wrote The Night Before Christmas. During the 1930s, she continued to contribute illustrations for books, including Gay Madelon, which was published in New York. Bird Began to Sing by Rachel Field is from New York, W. Morrow & Co.Two books, Nursery rhymes of New York City by Louis How (New York, The Harbor Press,


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texts: 1931) and Regional Rhymes of New York City by Louis How (New York, Harbor Press, 1937), won awards from the American Institute of Graphic Arts. The engravings were printed from her woodblocks using four colors. A reviewer said that in the second of them she had "expressed perfectly the gayety of spirit that animated the author in immortalizing some seventy-eight places surrounding the village of Manhattan." <mask>'s illustrations in You Can't Pet a Possum by Arna Bontemps were appreciated by a reviewer. Little Grey Gown was given a positive reception. A reviewer wrote, "This is a lovely little book to read and to handle, of a distinguished size and shape, and decorated with <mask> <mask>'s sensitive drawings". She said she didn't regard these efforts very highly.In discussing one of the last books for which she provided illustrations, she made an exception to this weak point of view. She said her favorite illustrated book was the story of a Merry-go-round horse by Elizabeth Foster. <mask>'s illustrations can be found in books such as Super-market secret by Emilie Vinall and Reuben and His Red Wheelbarrow by Alice Dalgliesh. The spirit of heraldry and chivalry characteristic of the Middle Ages is vividly expressed in the drawing by <mask> <mask>, which was reproduced by a newspaper in its review of the 1949 edition of Childcraft. At 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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texts: illustrations give color, intensity and more meaning to the tale of one little Hungarian prince and his dog. Almost any question brought up by the locale of the story is answered so clearly for the child in pictures and the tale is told with such a quality of warmth and feeling that any child will get a rich experience in human emotions from it. There is an illustration from page 20 of the book. In the New York Times, the author Charles Jackson wrote, "This is a splendid book, gay, moving, ribald, and it was given a glowing review in the New York Times." He said the book portrayed <mask> as a woman of uncommon good sense, an excellent sense of humor and a rare appreciation of the joy of living. He believed that Thomas Mann's A Man and His Dog was a better-written dog story than the one he had previously considered to be the best.Two articles were published in the Russian Review. Both tienne Maurice Falconet and lisabeth Vigée Le Brun were French artists who worked in Imperial Russia. She wrote an article instead of publishing a full biography of Vigée Le Brun because she couldn't find enough information about her life. <mask> was born in New York City in 1901. Ilse <mask> was her birth name. Her father was a German-born chemist who founded and directed a pharmaceutical business. Her mother was a German-American textile manufacturer in New York.Having grown up speaking German with her parents and siblings and having

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texts: traveled extensively in Europe throughout her life, <mask> thought she missed out on the American culture that was common among the artists with whom she associated. She said she loved New York City the most. In 1982, she said she loved New York. I loved New York so much that I left. I loved it. The person is a New Yorker. Edward Timme <mask> had a younger brother.He owned a boatyard in Connecticut and was the president of the company. Carola <mask> was Bischoff's older sister. Carola <mask> married Otto Friedrich von Duisburg in 1929 and divorced him in 1932. She was married to Harold Graves Terwilliger until his death. Von Duisburg owned large agricultural estates in Vilgelow, Germany, and is now in Poland. Terwilliger became president of the company after <mask>'s death, after being a business executive at the time of their marriage. The Bischoff company's president, his son, and his children were put on the firm's board of directors by their father.Bischoff was never married. She said she was alone in the early 1930s after her parents died. She was active in her social life. She enjoyed her membership in a private club for professional women but disliked committee work and did not participate in artists' organizations. <mask> and her sister began buying porcelain pieces from German refugees in America in the 1940s. Each of them had large collections. Bischoff lived in an apartment overlooking the East River on the

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title: Joseph R. Cistone

texts: The sixth Bishop of Saginaw, Michigan was <mask>, an American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church. <mask> was the son of Daniel A. and <mask>. Altomare. He graduated from Father Judge High School in 1967. He obtained a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy and a Master's degree in Divinity from St. Charles Borromeo Seminary. John Cardinal Krol made Priesthood Cistone a priest in 1975. He was the parochial vicar at Epiphany of Our Lord Parish from 1975 to 1979. He was an advocate on the metropolitan tribunal in 1980.<mask> was a member of the admissions board for the Archdiocesan Permanent Diaconate Program from 1982 to 1987. He was the parochial vicar at St. Bernard Parish in Philadelphia and the defender of the bond on the metropolitan tribunal. He became the Dean of Formation in 1991. <mask> was named associate. The vicar for administration of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia was Edward Cullen. He was the assistant vicar for administration from 1994 to 1998 and the vicar general from 1998 to 2009. He was elevated to the rank of Prelate of His Holiness in 1998.Pope John Paul II appointed Cistone as an auxiliary bishop of Philadelphia on June 28, 2004. The consecration of Cistone took place on July 28 in the Cathedral-Basilica of Sts. They are Peter and Paul. "Father of mercy and love" was his motto. <mask> was the head of the secretariat for catholic human services and the secretariat for temporal services. In South Philadelphia and Delaware County, he had pastoral oversight. Pope Benedict XVI named the sixth Bishop of Saginaw, Michigan, on May 20, 2009.He was installed as the new Archbishop of St. Louis on July 28, 2009. He is the spiritual leader for over 100,000 Catholics in Central Michigan. <mask> was a member of the Committee for Protection of Children and Young People, Committee

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texts: for Cultural Diversity in the Church, Subcommittee for African-American Affairs, and Committee on Budget and Finance. The commission was created by Bishop <mask> to make recommendations about parish closings. The number of parishes was reduced from 105 to 56 after <mask> announced that many of them would be closed. I saw a need to position ourselves in a way in which parish communities are re-invigorated, liturgically alive and actively engaged in outreach to those in need. Many Catholics protested against the parish closings after <mask>'s announcement.The recommendations to close the parish were called a complete injustice by retired priests who stated that nobody on the planning commission or the Bishop understood. According to reports, 5,000 people left the Catholic Church over the course of three years. Death <mask> died suddenly at his home in Michigan in October of last year. According to a 2005 grand jury investigation, <mask> was involved in the suppression of a nun who tried to report abuse by a priest. A week after being named to lead the Diocese of Saginaw, <mask> was asked by a mid-Michigan newspaper reporter about the grand jury investigation and his reported role in covering up instances of sexual abuse. "Unfortunately, the grand jury procedure in Philadelphia did not allow for any opportunity to address such questions to offer explanation or clarification," <mask> said. <mask> told the reporter at his introductory press conference that he would have addressed the grand jury report had it come up.<mask> refused to answer specific questions about his actions when asked by the newspaper reporter. On June 9, 2009, a group of survivors of clergy abuse protested <mask>'s appointment. Members of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests demanded that <mask> hold a

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title: Joseph R. Cistone

texts: public forum to explain his actions as described in the 2005 grand jury report. The innocence of children was shattered because of the actions and inaction of the bishop. In response to the group's calls for transparency, <mask> said, "If someone wants to go back and revisit what the church may have done based on knowledge and experience or lack of experience, that's fine, but that's not productive." What we can do to move forward is productive. On August 31, 2009, representatives of SNAP invited Bishop <mask> to attend a town hall meeting and participate in a discussion on the topic of clergy abuse.The town hall meeting was going to be held in October. Bishop <mask> was asked to give the location of two priests accused of sexual abuse. A maintenance worker claims that in July of 2009, he was groped, kissed and sat on by a deacon at the Cathedral of St. Mary in Saginaw. Bishop <mask>'s home parish is the Cathedral. The maintenance worker said he was fired from his job after he went to the rector with his allegations. In November 2009, the rector of the Cathedral resigned, taking a leave of absence from active ministry. Bishop <mask> said the resignation was due to personal health issues.<mask> didn't comment on the allegations made by the Cathedral maintenance worker. There were allegations of clergy sex abuse against <mask> when he was in Philadelphia. <mask> was described as the "kingpin" of the Catholic sex abuse cases. According to reports, he admitted that in 1994 he watched as Church records with the names of abusers were shredded. The Bishop's home was searched in March of last year due to his lack of cooperation in the investigation of sexual abuse in the Church. The Roman Catholic Church in the United States has a Historical list of the Catholic bishops of the United

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title: Julia Margaret Cameron

texts: One of the most important portraitists of the 19th century was a British photographer named <mask>. She is known for her close-ups of famous Victorian men and for illustrative images depicting characters from mythology, Christianity, and literature. She made portraits of women and children. After establishing herself first among Calcutta's Anglo- Indian upper-class and then among London's cultural elite, she formed her own salon at the seaside village of Freshwater on the Isle of Wight. After showing a keen interest in photography for many years, <mask> took up the practice at the relatively late age of 48, after her daughter gave her a camera as a present. She quickly produced a large body of work capturing the genius, beauty, and innocence of the men, women, and children who visited her studio at Freshwater. She made around 900 photographs over the course of 12 years.In her own time, her work was contentious. Her illustrative photographs were considered amateurish and hammy by critics. In her own life and in reviews of her work since, her portraits of respected men, such as Henry Taylor, Charles Darwin, and Sir John Herschel, have been consistently praised. She has been credited with producing the first close-ups in the history of the medium, and her images have been described as "extraordinarily powerful" and "wholly original". <mask> Pattle was born at Garden Reach, Calcutta, India to James Peter Pattle and Adeline Marie de l'Etang on June 11, 1814. James Pattle was from England and worked for the East India Company. His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch

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texts: several illnesses.Europeans living in India would go to South Africa to recuperate after an illness. She met Sir John Herschel, who was observing the southern hemisphere. She met Charles Hay <mask>, a reformer of Indian law and education who later invested in coffee plantations. During the Indian monsoon season, Charles Hay is likely to get a malarial fever. The illness he was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Two years after meeting, they were married in Calcutta. Julia gave birth to their first child in December of that year.They had six children and one of them was adopted. The <mask>s raised 11 children, five of her own, five orphans of relatives, and an Irish girl named Mary Ryan, who was used as a model in her photographs. Their son would also become a photographer. In the early 1840s, she became a prominent hostess in Anglo-Indian society. She and Herschel exchanged information about the latest developments in photographic technology. The invention of photography was informed by

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texts: Herschel. She had never seen photographs before he sent her two dozen calotypes and daguerreotypes.In 1845, the <mask>s retired to England to be closer to their two children, and they took part in London's artistic and cultural scene. <mask> used to visit Little Holland House in London, where her sister oversaw a literary and artistic salon. She met many of the well-known subjects of her later portraits here. The nobilitee, the gen tree, the litherathure, polithics and art of the counthree were all described by jasus! It's a nest of proraphaelites, where Hunt, Millais, Rossetti, Watts, Leighton, Tennyson, the Brownings and Thackeray receive dinners and incense, and cups of tea handed to them by these women almost kneeling. She published a translation of August Brger's Leonora in 1847. One of the largest landholders on the island was <mask>, who retired fully and invested in coffee and rubber plantations.After neighbours of Taylor in Kent, the <mask>s moved to East Sheen in England in 1850. George Frederic Watts started working on a painting of CAMERON after he became a member of a society for art education and appreciation. In 1860, after an extended visit to Alfred Tennyson at the seaside village of Freshwater, <mask> hastily purchased a property next door to him. The property was named "Dimbola" after one of the coffee plantations. A private gate connected the residences and the two families soon started entertaining well-known personalities with music, poetry readings, and amateur plays, creating an artistic scene much as what was previously found at Little Holland House. She lived there until 1875. There are indications that she tried to

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texts: to their sons who were managing the family coffee plantations, she and her husband left Freshwater. The departure of Mr. and Mrs. <mask> was recounted by Henry Taylor. He had bought an estate there thirty years ago when he was serving the Crown there and elsewhere in the East, and he had rendered an important service in providing it with a code of procedure, because he had a passion for the island. In his eighty-first year he has been taken himself, with a strange joy, because he never ceased to yearn after the island as his place of abode. I believe that the design was kept a secret. The house is silent now and tenantless, Scott O'Connor wrote. The old life and bustle is still there as is the heart which beats in sympathy with every living creature that came within its reach.Her pretty maids, her scholars, her poets, her philosophers, astronomer, and divines, all those men of genius who came and sat willingly to her, have all gone, and silence is the only tenant. Only a small number of images survive from this period. There was less fresh water available for washing prints when working with collodion in the insect-friendly heat. The walls of the room were covered with magnificent photographs, others were tumbling about the tables, chairs, and floors with quantities of damp books, all untidy and picturesque, the lady herself with a lace veil on her head. Her quirks were refreshing. She made some studies of natives while I was there, and took such a fancy to one of them that she insisted on her son retaining him as her gardener, even though she had no garden and he did not know. Her poem, On a Portrait, was published in February 1876.Her image


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texts: The Parting of Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere appeared on the cover ofHarper's Weekly as a wood engraving. After a short visit to England six months earlier, he fell ill with a dangerous chill and died on January 26, 1879. It is said that her last words were "Beauty" or "Beautiful". In her career, she produced around 900 photographs. An educated and cultured woman, Influences <mask> was a Christian thinker who was familiar with medieval art. She may have been influenced by the modern interest in phrenology, the study of the human physiognomy as a sign of a person's character. She was informed of her work by the Old Masters.Raphael, Rembrandt, and Titian have all been connected to her use of light. John Herschel, who relayed the news of the inventions of photography by Talbot and Daguerre, was an important influence on technique and the practicalities of the medium, as indicated in a letter <mask> wrote to the astronomer, "You were my first teacher and to you I owe all the first." It is possible that when he visited the <mask>s and took pictures of their children and their neighbours, he saw that they had taken up the medium. David Wilkie Wynfield was an important photographer to influence. Wynfield's style of close-up portraits resembling Titian may have been learned from <mask>, since she took a lesson from him and later wrote "I consult him in correspondence whenever I am in difficulty". Wynfield published an album of portraits of friends dressed up as characters from history or literature. The press compared their photographic work and noted similarities in style and their consideration of the medium as fine art.She wrote that she owed

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texts: her success and attempts to the photographer. The concept of genius and beauty is partly the product of her intimacy and regard for the subject, but also intend to capture "particular qualities or essences, typically, genius in men and beauty in women". The idea of genius and beauty was framed by a specifically Christian framework by Mike Weaver, a scholar who wrote about the work in 1984. The Bible, classical mythology, Shakespeare's plays, and Tennyson's poems were fused into a single vision of ideal beauty, according to Weaver. Her desire to capture beauty was indicated by her. She wrote that she wanted to arrest all the beauty that came before her and at the same time she wanted to secure for it the character and uses of High Art by combining the real and ideal. Her female subjects were typically chosen for their beauty, particularly the long-necked, long-haired, immature beauty.In Virginia Woolf's farcical play Freshwater, which described the cultural scene at Freshwater, <mask>'s character comically expresses her commitment to beauty: I have sought the beautiful in the most unlikely places. I did not find a man with calves worthy of Sir Galahad when I searched the police force at Freshwater. I asked the Chief Constable what order was without beauty. What is law without life? I don't understand why I should have my silver protected by a group of men. I should tell the burgler to take my fish knives. Take my cruets, bread baskets and soup tureens.What you give is more important than what you take. There are three categories for portraits of men, women and illustrative allegories based on religious and literary works. The portraits of men


title: Julia Margaret Cameron

texts: were a kind of hero-worship. When I have had such men before my camera my whole soul has tried to do its duty towards them in recording the greatness of the inner as well as the features of the outer man. The photograph was almost the embodiment of a prayer. The majority of these men are well-known scientists, writers, or clergymen of the Victorian era. The Old Master paintings and the contemporary idea were used to capture the greatness that she saw in these Victorian individuals.Her desire to record greatness resulted in powerful images showing a masterly command of chiaroscuro that resulted in the finest and most revealing gallery of Victorians in existence. According to Janet Malcom, the closeups of <mask> are as much celebrations of beards as of Victorian eminence. Women's images are softer than men's. These images are less dynamic and more conventional than her images of men, with less dramatic lighting and a more typical distance between the sitter and the camera. She never made a portrait of her neighbour and good friend Emily Tennyson. According to a biographer of Charles Darwin, the man refused to take a picture of Darwin's wife because he didn't want her to be photographed before she was 70. Her photographs of women are noted for their suggestive representation of the obscurity and malleability of female identity.Many of her images of young women obscure their individuality and represent their identity as changeable by showing them in pairs or reflected in a mirror. "Like the little girls whose hair was messed to rid it of its prim nursery look, the bigger girls were made to undoing their buns and chignons so that their hair would