title: Josh Gabriel

texts: projects. The 2008 solo album "Eight" was named after the amount of analog synthesizer used to record it. <mask>'s band Winter Kills had an album project worked on by him.The song "Deep Down" was on the A State of Trance 2009 year-end compilation and was on the Hot Dance Club Songs chart. He produced the debut album for Andain, "You Once Told Me", which was released in 2012 and spawned a hit with the song, "Promises". On New Year's Eve in 2010, <mask> & Dresden were joined by ATB and Francis Preve at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles for a special reunion. The duo was invited to the Anjunabeats WMC Miami party at the Ice Palace as a special guest. <mask> and Dresden have officially announced they are back together. The Electric Daisy Carnival, Tomorrowland in Belgium, Electric Zoo Festival in New York, Sunburn Festival in India, and Escape From Wonderland are some of the clubs and festivals where <mask> and Dresden have performed since the reunion. "Mixed for Feet, Volume 1" was released in 2011; there were numerous singles including "Tomorrow Comes" and "Shatter" with Neil Ormandy.On February 3, they resumed their monthly radio show "Gabriel & Dresden present Organized Nature" on Digitally Imported's progressive channel. The show began with Episode 30 since it was already on the air. "Rise Up" was supported by a wide variety of DJs including Above & Beyond, Eric Prydz, Armin Van Buuren, and many others. The official music video for this song was created from Creative Commons License content found on the video sharing website Vimeo. The Mixman: House  Acid Jazz  Underground album was released in 1996. Let The Good Times Roll is a Dub by <mask>. There are links to External links to the nominated WMC Best Progressive / Trance - Beautiful

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title: Louis de Rouvroy, duc de Saint-Simon

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> was a French soldier, diplomat, and memoirist. The Htel Selvois, 6 rue Taranne wasdemolished in 1876 to make way for the Boulevard Saint-Germain. The family's ducal peerage was granted in 1635 to his father <mask>. He was the last Duke of Saint-Simon. The fullest and most lively account of the court at Versailles of <mask> and the Régence at the start of <mask>'s reign can be found in his enormous memoirs. In Saint-Simon's view, Peerage of France Men of the noblest blood were not peers in France. The peerage of France was supposed to be the chosen of the noblesse to incarnate the French nobility.The Parlement of Paris is the highest of France's judicial and quasi-legislative assembly. A French peerage was granted in favor of a designated fief rather than upon the titleholder. Had Saint-Simon succeeded in converting France's peers into a Great Council of the Nation, history might have been different. The family's main seat was purchased by his father shortly after his elevation to the dukedom. The title of the castle was given as a courtesy by the Duke's only son until he was eighteen years old. <mask>, the first duke, was a tall and taciturn man who was keen on hunting. <mask> Saint-Simon preferred to live indoors.His father was a hunting companion of <mask>. King <mask> had appointed his father as Master of Wolfhounds before granting him a dukedom in

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title: Louis de Rouvroy, duc de Saint-Simon

texts: 1635 at a relatively young age. Histoire de la Maison Royale de France is a book. The Palais-Royal was in 1967, Paris. pp. 389-381, 410-411. Saint-Simon was ranked thirteenth among France's eighteen dukes.Since at least the time of Francis I, his mother, <mask> L'Aubespine, daughter of Franois, marquis de Hauterive, descended from a distinguished family. Her word was law in the family and she became more so in old age. Her son <mask>, who was godparents to Queen Marie-Thérse, was well-educated largely by her. He served at the Battle of Neerwinden in 1692 and at the Siege of Namur in 1692. Franois-<mask> Montmorency, duc de Luxembourg, his victorious general, was the one who ordered him to begin his life's mission by pronouncing the precedence among French peers. He married Marie-Gabrielle <mask>, daughter of Guy Aldonce Durfort, Duke of Lorges, a marshal of France, in 1695. She sometimes succeeded in suppressing her husband's ideals, but he seems to have regarded her with respect and affection unusual between husband and wife in that era.He resigned his commission in 1702 because he didn't get promoted in the army. He kept his position at court but only with difficulty, and then immersed himself in court intrigue at Versailles, tapping a collection of informants, the likes of dukes as well as servants, which later yielded him the benefit of an extraordinary

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Louis
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title: Louis de Rouvroy, duc de Saint-Simon

texts: amount of privileged information. Saint-Simon appears to have played an intermediate role in court life. The appointment as ambassador to Rome was canceled before he left. He attached himself to Philippe II, Duke of Orléans, <mask>'s nephew and the future regent. It gave him the status of belonging to a definite party and placed him in the position of friend to the acting chief of state. The Duke of Burgundy, the next heir to the French throne, was allied with him.The illegitimate children of <mask> were accorded ceremonial precedence over France's peers. The Saint-Simon had enemies and a hatred that was reciprocated by many courtiers. It should be remembered that the reminiscences were written 30 years after the fact, and that Saint-Simon had maintained a good relationship with most of his fellow courtiers. The death of <mask> seemed to have given Saint-Simon hope. Saint-Simon was appointed to the Regency Council by the Duke of Orleans. His "preferred vision" of a France ruled by the nobility was not carried out, exposing how little influence he had with the Regent. He was appointed ambassador extraordinary to Spain in 1721 in order to facilitate the marriage of <mask> and Infanta Victoria of Spain.He secured a grandeeship and two ducal titles in Spain, despite having caught the disease, and he was quite satisfied with his efforts. Saint-Simon was not eager to

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Louis XIV
Louis XIV
Louis XIV
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title: Louis de Rouvroy, duc de Saint-Simon

texts: acquire profitable functions and he did not use his influence to repair his finances, which were further diminished by the extravagance of his embassy. He didn't have much to do with public affairs after returning to France. His account of the cessation of his relationship with Orléans is vague and dubious, like his account of other events in his life. There is little doubt that he was kicked out of the chteau de Meudon. He lived for more than thirty years, but little is known of the rest of his life. His wife died in 1743, his oldest son had other family troubles, and the dukedom in which he took such pride ended with him, and his only granddaughter was childless.<mask> <mask>, comte de Saint-Simon, was born five years after the Duke's death and is a distant relative. His possessions were seized by the Crown after he died. The Mémoires were kept under sequestration 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

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Claude Henri
de Rouvroy


title: Louis de Rouvroy, duc de Saint-Simon

texts: famous passages, such as the account of the death of the Dauphin, or the Bed of Justice where his enemy, <mask> <mask>, duc du Maine, was degraded, do not give a fair idea of his talent. As French art slang calls them, these are his celebrated pieces. He gives more and more sudden touches. The bishops are referred to as "cuistres violets" (purple pedants). The interest of his Mémoires is in the novel and use of words. He influenced many writers, including Barbey d' Aurevilly, Flaubert, Valle-Incln, Proust, and many others. The Htel de Lorges in Paris was where the family Saint-Simon married Marie-Gabrielle <mask>ort.<mask> Rouvroy was married to Charles-<mask> Henin-Liétard d'Alsace, the brother of Cardinal d'Alcase. <mask> <mask> married the daughter of the Duke of Gramont in 1727. Marie Christine was the granddaughter of <mask> and married a son of the Princess <mask> of Monaco. Saint-Simon's Mémoires was not published until the 1820s. The Grands écrivains de la France series produced the first and greatest critical edition. The most accessible modern editions include nine volumes in the Bibliothque de la Pléiade and eleven volumes in the Carrefour du Net edition. There are a number of English-language translations of the Mémoires.A bridge by Bayle St. John. Chapman was born in London in 1856. The memoirs of the Duke of Saint-Simon were written during the

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Louis Auguste
de Bourbon
de Durf
Charlotte de
Louis de
Jacques Louis
de Rouroy
Jacques Louis
Louise Hippolyte


title: Louis de Rouvroy, duc de Saint-Simon

texts: reign of <mask>. The second edition. There are 3 volumes. Bayle St. John translated. London: Swan, Sonnenschein, Lowrey.The Times of Louis XIV and the Regency have memoirs of the Duc <mask>-Simon. It was written and translated by Katharine Wormeley. Boston was the location of the novel "Pratt." Louis XIV at Versailles is a collection of memoirs. It was edited and translated by Desmond Flower. Cassell was born in London in 1954. The <mask> Saint-Simon's memoirs are called The Age of Magnificence.Sanche <mask> is also known as Ted Morgan. Putnam was born in New York. There are memoirs of the Duc <mask>-Simon. W.H. edited it. Lewis. Bayle St. John translated. B.T. is located in London.Batsford was born in 1964. Volume 1 of the Historical Memoirs of the Duc <mask>-Simon was published in 1691-1709. LucyNorton translated and edited it. Hamilton was in London in 1967. The memoirs of the Duc <mask>-Simon were published in 1710 and 1715. LucyNorton translated and edited it. Hamish Hamilton was in London in 1968.The memoirs of the Duc <mask>-Simon were written in the 17th century. LucyNorton translated and edited it. Hamish Hamilton was in London in 1972. Saint-Simon is at Versailles. LucyNorton translated and edited it. Hamilton was in London in 1980. Roughly 40% of the work is included in the selections omitted from the three longer volumes.The studies of the Mémoirs

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de Saint
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de Gramont
de Saint
de Saint
de Saint
de Saint


title: D. S. Amalorpavadass

texts: ashram has a unique design. The entrance to the ashram is marked by a wide open entrance which leads to Viswagopuram and an outer mandapa without walls for yoga, upadesa and dialogue meetings. There are two footpaths that take you to the inner area on both sides of the mandapa. You can reach another structure used for meditations and prayer meetings if you walk directly through the mandapa.The residences include Dasavatara cottages, Star shaped Buildings, pyramidal buildings, Om Building, Yin Yang and the 24 hermitages. There are two trees for upadesas, a fig tree and a Banyan tree. The sanctum comes after that. The sanctum sanctorum is where the founder's samadhi is located. The small cottages for the inmates are built on either side of the sanctorum. You can take the footpath to the other gate from the sanctum sanctorum. Ashtabhagya gopuram invites everyone to either sing kirtana or be in mauna.The forest of nine planets is still beyond. There was some resistance to inculturation of Catholicism. Some Indian Catholics resisted inculturation, according to Matthew N<mask>. Some South Indian Catholics believed that the adaptation threatened their own distinctive identity. Writings Fr. <mask>. The author had written and edited many volumes.The NBCLC campus in Bangalore has a few of them. An artistic Synthesis of Spirituality, NBCLC, Bangalore, 1982, Poverty of the Religious and the Religious as Poor, NBCLC, Bangalore, 1984 Integration and Interiorization, and Gerwin van Leeuwen's book "Fully Indian - authentically Christian: A study of the first fifteen years"

masks:
. Schmalz
D S


title: D. S. Amalorpavadass

texts: were "Catechesis for India Today: An Appraisal of the Catechetical Proposal of D.S." was written by Cyril de <mask> in 1994. Kristu Jyoti Publications is located in Bangalore. In 1991 there were two memorial volumes. Third World Theologies in Dialogue was published in 1991. Church in India: institution or movement was written by Paul Puthanangady.The experience of Atma Purna Anubhava in 2000 was brought out in his two PhDs in 2004, 'India Seeking God' and 'The destiny of the Church in India'. On the occasion of his 25th anniversary of mahasamdhi, his mission theology series have been compiled as one volume 'Mission Theology' and other writings as 'In search of Identity'. His writings on Liturgy, Catechetics and Bible are in three separate volumes. There are four books in Tamil. Memberships Fr. It was in demand so much that it was sought after. He was involved in many international organizations, including the International Commission for English in the liturgy, the World Catholic Federation for the Biblical Apostolate, and the International Association for Mission Studies.He was appointed one of the two special secretaries for the Synod of Bishops on evangelisation by Pope Paul VI in 1974. The outstanding contributions he made were acknowledged. Death Fr. Amalor died in an automobile accident on his way to Bangalore. He is buried in Anjali. His brother <mask> Lourdusamy was the prefect of the Congregation for Eastern Rite Churches when he oversaw his brother's final services. There are 20th-century Indian Roman Catholic priests and people from Viluppuram

masks:
Souza
Simon Cardinal


title: Mario Gully

texts: <mask> is also known as O.M.G. He is an American comic book artist. An incident where <mask> had to issue an apology for a partial nude scene was caused by the fact that Ant was first picked up by Arcana Studios. Big City Comics published three more issues of the comic book. <mask> moved from the Independent pool of comics to draw for the company. <mask> collaborated with several artists, including Matt Nixon and J.Scott Campbell. Roy Thomas would also work on the adaptation of Kidnapped, which is one of the comic book series he created.The story is about a girl who is smarter than other kids. When she gets bullied by her schoolmates, she decides to create an imaginary world on drawing paper and become a super hero. <mask> claims that he studied by himself and worked with Matt Nixon on the comic series. Greg Capullo worked on the Batman series. The first Ant was published by <mask> and sold by J.Scott Campbell. After the success, he was moved into a comic book publisher. <mask> became a better writer and artist as he improved his art skill.In issue #8 of ants, <mask> had a problem with inappropriate contents. The issue contains nudity and profanity that made people upset. <mask> said that he was trying to introduce rough characters. He decided to go through the issues and make some changes. <mask> would make sure that the problem wouldn't happen again. The company that he was in announced that he had been canceled because of the mutual painting style. <mask> had to move to Big City Comics.He published a new series called "Ant:Unleashed" after moving. <mask> sold his character to a comic book

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Mario Gully
Gully
Mario Gully
Mario Gully
Gully
Mario Gully
Mario Gully
Mario Gully
Mario Gully
Gully
Mario
Mario


title: Mario Gully

texts: creator. The variant cover for Ant #12 was published on June 9, 2021. A new comic book called Kidnapped was published by <mask> and Roy Thomas. Kidnapped was brought into a comic book series by Thomas. The story of Kidnapped is about a young adult who was forced to join a ship by his uncle. The all age adventure story was intended by Thomas and <mask>.<mask> had to change his art style to fit the classical style. Thomas would like to work with <mask> again. <mask> worked on a comic book called Treasure Island. There are fifteen men on the dead man's chest with a bottle of rum and yo-ho-ho. With this sinister snatch of piratical song echoed along the English coast, the mysterious Billy Bones brings young Jim Hawkins into an undreamed-of world of danger and adventure on the far-flung, mist-shrouded Treasure Island. The shadow of the most famous corsair of them all-- the ever-scheming, intriguing, and enigmatic Long John Silver'-- is from dust jacket back. <mask> and Thomas Mason colored the comic book.A dog caught up in a world of organized crime and forbidden love. <mask>'s goal was $50,000. He said that this was his first big project since he created ants. The funding failed with $17,532 and 145 backers. <mask>'s first sketchbook, Original <mask>'s very first Sketchbook, had successfully crowdfunded on Indiegogo. The project was launched by <mask>, his agent and Thomas Riviere. Commissioned prints and signed prints are included in the project.<mask>'s first book contains his sketch drawings and he is very excited. He had a funding goal of $3,000 and it was successful with $5,002 and 152

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Gully
Gully
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Gully
Gully


title: Rose Macaulay

texts: Dame <mask> was an English writer who won an award for her novel The Towers of Trebizond, about a small Anglo-Catholic group crossing Turkey by camel. The story is seen as a spiritual autobiography, reflecting her own changing beliefs. <mask>'s novels were influenced by Virginia Woolf. <mask> was the daughter of <mask>, a classical scholar, and his wife, Grace Mary. Her father was descended from the Lewis family. She attended Oxford High School for Girls and read Modern History at Oxford University. <mask>'s first novel, Abbots Verney, was published in 1906 after she moved to Wales with her parents.The Lee Shore, Potterism, Dangerous Ages, Told by an Idiot, and The World My Wilderness are some of the later novels. They Went to Portugal is one of her non-fiction works. Virginia Woolf and Anatole France influenced <mask>'s fiction. <mask> worked as a nurse in the British Propaganda Department and later as a civil servant in the War Office. She and Gerald O'Donovan had a relationship that lasted until his death in 1942. She was a sponsor of the Peace Pledge Union during the interwar period but later changed her mind. She had to rebuild her life and library from scratch after her London flat was destroyed during the war.The Towers of Trebizond is considered to be her masterpiece. The attraction of mystical Christianity and the irremediable conflict between adulterous love and the demands of the Christian faith are MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE

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Emilie Rose Macaulay
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George Campbell Macaulay
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title: Rose Macaulay

texts: MzE She received the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for this work. Macaulay's writings reveal a more complex, mystical sense of the Divine, and she was never a simple believer in "mere Christianity". She was an ardent secularist before she converted to Christianity, but she did not return to the church until 1953. She was never married. She was made a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire on December 31, 1957 and died ten months later.Adultery is a meanness and a stealing, a taking away from someone what should be theirs, a great selfishness, and surrounded and guarded by lies. Love and joy and peace can't be imagined out of meanness and selfishness. The first line of The Towers of Trebizond is an example of some notable opening lines that have made Nancy Pearl. My Aunt Dot said "Take my camel, dear" as she climbed down from the animal. Staying with relations. A character asks if rabbit fur is disgusting because it's cheap, or if it's disgusting because it's disgusting. Further reading Hein, David.There is faith and doubt in <mask>'s The Towers of Trebizond. The Anglican Theological Review was published in 2006 There is an article titled "Hein, David" at http://www.anglicantheologicalreview.org. "<mask>: A Voice from the Edge." C. S. Lewis and Friends: Faith and the Power of Imagination was written by David Hein and Edward Henderson. Eugene, OR:Cascade, 2011. Dearest Jean: <mask>'s letters to a cousin was written by Martin Ferguson Smith.There is a profile of <mask> on the Great Shelford website, where she lived some of her

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Rose Macaulay
Rose Macaulay
Rose Macaulay
Rose


title: James J. Saxon

texts: The 21st Comptroller of the Currency for the United States Department of the Treasury was <mask>. He was appointed in 1961. In January 1967, <mask> left the Office of the Comptroller. He was the vice chairman of the board of the American Fletcher National Bank in Indianapolis. <mask> was born in Toledo, Ohio. He graduated from Georgetown University with a law degree. <mask> joined the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in 1937 as a securities statistician.He was a problem-solver for the Treasury Department during World War II. <mask> was a special assistant in the office of the Treasury Secretary. He worked for the Democratic National Committee in 1952. <mask> was an assistant general counsel of the ABA in Washington, D.C. after the 1952 elections. <mask> was an attorney for the First National Bank of Chicago. <mask><mask> was nominated by <mask>. Kennedy to be the Comptroller of the Currency. <mask> wanted to expand the national banking industry and liberate national banks from regulation.<mask> was able to allow national banks to sell insurance and issue credit cards. In his first years as Comptroller, <mask> changed the agency substantially by expanding its legal and economic staffs, undertaking a program to expand bank powers, and welcoming new banks and branches into the national banking system in contrast to the more restrictive practices of his immediate predecessors. The system of regional comptrollers was created by <mask>. He returned to the practice of law after he resigned. He had experience with both legal and banking. <mask><mask> had been at odds with the Federal Reserve Board for some time, encouraging broader investment and lending powers for banks that were not part of the Federal Reserve system. <mask> decided that non-Reserve banks could write state and local bonds, which would weaken the Federal Reserve banks.The methods of handling

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Saxon
James Joseph Saxon
Saxon
Saxon
Saxon
Saxon
James J
. Saxon
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Saxon
Saxon
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Saxon
James J
. Saxon
Saxon


title: James J. Saxon

texts: applications for new banks, branches, and mergers that had not been changed for decades were discovered by the Comptroller when he took office in 1961. The Office didn't make any public announcements of any kind, and almost every piece of paper pertaining to an application was considered secret. In the previous ninety-eight-year history of the Office, there had never been a public hearing or written opinion on an application. Anything that caused controversy was bad for the banking image. "In fairness to all of Saxons distinguished predecessors in office, these methods are the traditionally accepted ones for a bank supervision agency", it was at the time. Without the approval of industry affected, of the courts, and of Congress, they couldn't have survived as long as they did. <mask> argued that the expansion of national banks was necessary to keep up with the expanding economy and to generate competition among lenders.He blamed the bank takeovers on a loophole in federal law that left federal officials in the dark about changes in bank ownership. <mask>. Barr, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, set up a unit to help the Justice Department weed out criminals in banking. On July 31, 1964, West Side National Bank filed an application for a charter as a national bank with Saxon, Comptroller of the Currency, pursuant to the statutes and regulations controlling such applications. See 12 U.S.C. 21 et seq. There are 12 C.F.R. 4.1 et seq.The Comptroller caused a field investigation to be made of the applicants and surrounding circumstances. The competitors of the applicants bank were informed of West Side's application by the agent-examiners of Saxon. On August 21, 1964, the president of the trust company wrote to the comptroller asking for a formal hearing on the application for the charter. A meeting was arranged to take place in Washington, D.C. on

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Saxon
Joseph W


title: Roberto Martínez

texts: <mask> is a Spanish football coach and former professional player who is the current manager of the Belgium national team. He began his career at Real Zaragoza, where he won the Copa del Rey. He joined Wigan Athletic after spending a year at a lower league side. He was a regular first team player for six years at one club, the longest period of time he spent at one club. The Football League Third Division and the Football League Trophy were won by him. He moved to Motherwell, then to Walsall and finally toSwansea City. He helped the team get promoted to League One.He was chosen to be the captain again after moving to Chester City. In 2007, he retired from playing and became the manager ofSwansea City, who won the League One title. He joined Wigan Athletic in 2009, helping the club stay in the league. Wigan won the FA Cup for the first time in the club's history after being demoted to the Championship in his fourth season. He became the manager ofEverton at the end of the season. He became Belgium's head coach on August 3, 2016 after being sacked as their manager in May. They finished third in the World Cup, their best-ever position in the competition, as well as holding first place for Belgium in the rankings.When he was nine years old, Martnez played his first competitive game for the club's youth team. He moved to Real Zaragoza at the age of 16 after playing at every level of youth football for the club. After making his first appearance for the Real Zaragoza B team in 1991, Martnez spent most of his first three seasons at the club playing for the youth teams. He made his debut


title: Esteban de las Alas

texts: The interim governor of La Florida from October 1567 to August 1570 was a Spanish naval officer named <mask>. He was governor of the Spanish settlement of Santa Elena in South Carolina in the 16th and 17th century. <mask> was the son of <mask>. His first records in America are from 1561 The New Spain Fleet carried gold and silver mined by the slave labor of native peoples in Mexico to Spain. In 1565, he commanded one of the ship squadrons funded by his own funds, and he was a friend and companion of <mask>. He was appointed commander of the ships and troops of the Cantabrian Sea.After selling most of his property, he was able to gather more than 6,000 ducats, which allowed him to acquire three ships and equip them with provisions. The ship left Gijon in Asturias for the Americas on May 25 and was separated from the rest of the fleet by a storm in Hispaniola. He went to Cuba but was captured by a group of boat traffickers. He arrived in Havana in January 1566 and met two men who had already given him up for dead. <mask> became part of his general staff as his accountant after the reunion with <mask>. He reached out to the Calusa tribe. He was involved in the search for French Huguenots in Georgia and South Carolina.He reached out to the Guale and Orista through their friendship with the Spanish and was appointed commander of Fort San Felipe. When Fort San Felipe was finished and a supply ship arrived, sixty soldiers seized and tied up <mask> <mask> <mask> and his officers. They escaped from the boat with everything they had. Twenty men deserted to the interior and only twenty-five remained at his side when Alas freed himself. In early July 1566, there were events. The garrison at San Felipe was

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Esteban de las Alas
Alas
Mara de Len
Pedro Menéndez de Aés
Alas
Pedro Menéndez
Esteban
de las
Alas


title: Esteban de las Alas

texts: sent to Santa Elena by Gen. de Archiniega, with three hundred soldiers and abundant provisions. The colony was only able to survive by the generosity of the Indians.Juan Pardo ordered the hanging of two of the mutineers and the arrest of three others to prevent further desertions among the troops. The situation led to arguments between the two captains and contributed to the disorder in the garrison. <mask> reprimanded the three jailed soldiers and released them. He put <mask> <mask> as his lieutenant in the province and sent Pardo with 150 soldiers into the interior of the mainland to Christianize the Indians. According to historians, <mask> had been suspicious of Pardo's motives, and hesitated to allow the larger force entry to the fort until he was assured of Pardo's loyalty to <mask>. As a result of <mask>'s suspicions, Pardo assured him that his orders were supportive of <mask>'s efforts and his continued authority over the enterprise of La Florida. They say that the two men formed a relationship that lasted several years and that Pardo deferred to <mask> in all matters of command at Santa Elena.In October of 1566, <mask> was appointed governor and captain general of La Florida. He had to deal with low morale in the Spanish garrisons and the threat of mutiny, as well as the war with the Amerindians. The plot was discovered before it was executed and the main instigators were hanged to satisfy their grievances. He sent Captain Francisco Nez with fifty soldiers to rebuild Fort San Mateo after it was attacked by four hundred Indians on the last day of March. In late April 1568, the French soldier, <mask>, aided by Saturiwa, one of the most powerful Indian chiefs in northern Florida, led a

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Menéndez
de las
Alas
Alas
Menéndez
Alas
Menéndez
Alas
Alas
de Gourgues


title: Esteban de las Alas

texts: force that attacked Fort San Mateo. The French burned the fort and hanged the Spanish prisoners they took as revenge for the massacre of the French garrison. On the day before Easter, the sergeant in charge of San Mateo reported that he had seen a large group of Indians at the Spanish outpost on the south side of the river.The garrison of thirty soldiers abandoned their post and tried to flee, only five of them were able to escape to the south bank, and two of them reported what happened. On April 25, 1569, <mask> sent Alas to La Florida with 273 colonists, of whom he placed 192 at Santa Elena and the rest at Saint Augustine, and arranged for the good order of the missions supervised by Father Juan Rogel. The Spanish colonies in La Florida were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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 Supplies from abroad helped the survival of the Spanish population. The settlers suffered great hardship because of Menéndez's absence and the failure of the situado. The governor of La Florida decided to evacuate part of the colony at Santa Elena so that the people who remained were more likely to


title: Esteban de las Alas

texts: survive. Fifty men were assigned to each fort after he reduced the number of soldiers posted to them.Two dozen farmers and their families were allowed to stay. The forts were abandoned in the territories of the Ais and Calusa. In August 1570, <mask> was recalled as governor of Florida and on August 13 he returned to Spain with over 100 Spaniards remaining in the ship Espritu Santo. <mask> was acquitted of the charges after the Casa deContratacin of Seville investigated the causes of the voyage. In 1577, the king appointed <mask> general of the Armada Real (royal army) with the goal of finding gold in Central America for the Spanish crown and ridding the coast of pirates. In April of this year, <mask> encountered two French pirate ships and engaged them, bombarding them repeatedly to prevent their escape before his reinforcements arrived. By nightfall, three Spanish ships arrived and pursued the pirates, while <mask> stayed behind to rendezvous with the other ships in his fleet, then sailed to Nombre de Dios, Panama, where he was to pick up the Crown's gold for transport to Spain.<mask> <mask> <mask> was appointed captain of the Santiago el menor on December 30, 1572, under the auspices of Pedro Menendez. Alas traveled the shipping routes to Venezuela and the Isla de Margarita as well as dealing with pirates and privateers. <mask> was an administrator in several Latin American cities. He was a factor in the Royal Spanish Navy in the last years of his life. He died in Nombre de Dios in 1577. <mask> married Ana Mara <mask>, and they had four children: <mask> <mask> <mask> el Mozo, Ana Catalina <mask>, <mask> Valdés and <mask> <mask>. The Royal Governors of La Florida were explorers of Spanish

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title: Nicolas Beaujon

texts: <mask> worked at the Court of King Louis XV. The portrait of <mask> was painted in 1784. The scion of two very wealthy local commercial families, the <mask>s and the Delmestres, <mask>'s father, had greatly increased his families' fortunes in the course of saving Bordeaux from disaster twice. <mask> followed in his family's footsteps and early made a fortune in commodities, mostly grain, during another famine. A combination of outdated administrative practices made it difficult for the government to bring stocks of grain to where they were needed quickly enough to make a difference. Private entrepreneurs often stepped in to alleviate the misery, lining their own pockets. When private individuals undertook large relief operations for a profit, there were charges of profiteering from some locals.Beaujon was found innocent of any wrongdoing in a court of law but found the scope of the provinces too restrictive for someone of his talents and ambitions so he left to Paris where he was to remain until the end. Masson shows that this was probably a case of calumny the extremely rich always seem to attract, and that he fled Bordeaux due to unpopularity following his "profiteering" in connection with the famine. <mask> sold the Beaujon townhouse in Bordeaux in 1753 to Louise Elisabeth Bontemps, a granddaughter of Louis XIV's First Valet and Intendant of Versailles. <mask> became one of the richest men in France by lending huge sums to the government of Louis XV. He became a Farmer General. Under the royal French fiscal system, the responsibility for tax collection was "farmed out" for a fee to private individuals who were responsible for meeting a set

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texts: quota for the year; anything else they collected reverted to themselves; considerable fortunes were made entirely legally in this way. He gained entry into the Conseil d'Etat under Louis XV.<mask> was the richest private individual in France in his day, and also the best connected financially, and he served as the private bank to Madame du Barry, the last official mistress of Louis XV. In 1773, the owner of the Elysée Palace bought the Htel d'vreux in Paris for one million dollars. He hired the architect tienne-Louis Boullée to make alterations to the buildings and to design a garden. His massive art collection included masterpieces such as Holbein's "The Ambassadors" and Frans Hals' "Bohemian", which are now in the National Gallery, London. One of the premier homes of Paris was given international renown by his architectural alterations and art galleries. <mask> transferred the property to King Louis XVI in the year after his death. The official residence of Napoleon's son and heir, the King of Naples and Sicily, was there until the Emperor designated it the "King of Rome".The palace in <mask>'s "silver boudoir" was where Napoleon was to sign his abdication. Alexander I, the Duke of Wellington, and the Duke of Berry were famous residents. The Elysée became the Presidential Palace in the 19th century. <mask> commissioned the architect Girardin to create a "folie" for him on the land surrounding his main residence, which stretched from the north of the Champs-lysées all the way to the modern. The pleasure palace was built in an exotic style with a large central pavilion anchoring four attached apartments and four mistresses who were invited to

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texts: dine and socialize in their suites with or without their patron. <mask> would have them all together in his apartment to have a good time. The period after the death of his wife in 1769 is when this harem-like existence was recorded.<mask> had found an alternative domestic arrangement more to his liking after having no children of his own. According to some historians, he had an illegitimate daughter, Adelade de Pral de Surville, who took her name from the man <mask> arranged for her mother, Louise Dalisse. Historians consider de Surville to be Adelade's true father. She married Jean Frédéric Perregaux, the first president of the Banque de France, who helped to create it under Napoleon. Their children married into the military nobility of the Empire, with no children, and Alphonse, now the Count de Perregaux, marrying the daughter of Marshall Jacques MacDonald. Their children were to have no heirs of their own and so even the illegitimate line of Beaujon was extinguished, though as a last gasp, the brief marriage of Alphonse's son Edouard to the famous Lady of the Camelias. The Hpital Beaujon, founded in 1784 by <mask>, was originally intended for poor orphans, but became a general hospital during the Revolution.<mask> died in Paris in 1786 of a hemiplegia and was honoured with a huge funeral pomp and the deposition of his remains in a magnificent tomb in the chapel of St. Nicholas of Roule. His remains were dispersed during the upheavals of the French Revolution. His immense fortune was left to his wife's niece and Marchioness de Jaucourt of whom descendants exist today. The Actes de l'Académie nationale des sciences are from the book Un mécne

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title: Antwan Wilson

texts: <mask> is an American teacher and school administrator. He resigned as the leader of the Oakland Unified School District in February of last year. On December 20, 2016 he was confirmed as the Chancellor of the District of Columbia Public Schools. On February 1, he started his new job. <mask> resigned as chancellor of the school system after it was reported that he had bypassed the school system's lottery process to win a place at a prestigious school for one of his children. <mask> was born in 1972 in Kansas. He has two siblings, one younger and one older.He was raised in Lincoln, Nebraska, where his mother was single most of the time. <mask>'s mother had to work many jobs to support the family. He lived in areas where gangs were common and drug use was common. As a child, Antwan was shy and somewhat nervous. The family moved a lot so that the <mask> children could attend better schools. He was one of the few minority students at Lincoln High School. <mask>'s mother broke her back when he was a senior in high school.He decided to attend college so that he could stay at home and help with her recovery while getting a degree. He received a degree in history-social science education from Nebraska Wesleyan University. <mask> entered college intending to major in pre-law and attend law school to become a civil rights attorney. In his sophomore year, he and a close friend began discussing how education plays a role in ending poverty and racism. They traveled to Chicago, Illinois, to observe the teaching style of Linda Murray, an award-winning teacher at Hyde Park Career Academy. <mask> switched his major after adding education classes. <mask> received a master's degree in educational leadership from Friends University in 2000.Eli Broad established a private certification program to train urban educational administrators in leadership skills. <mask> decided to teach for at least five years after graduation. He taught at a high school in Kansas for three years before moving to Raleigh, North Carolina. He was a basketball and track coach. In 1999, <mask> accepted a job as an assistant principal at Lincoln High School in Lincoln, Nebraska, but left after a year to become the assistant principal at Wichita South High School. The first time <mask> taught in a school where most of the

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texts: students were poor, he was appointed principal at Pleasant Valley Middle School. The motto was "Success for all."No excuses. During his time at Pleasant Valley, he implemented a number of programs to boost attendance, reduce discipline problems, and improve learning. <mask> was the principal at Montbello High School in Denver, Colorado. The school, which opened in 1980 in a poverty- and violence-ridden area of the city, had a nickname. Montbello students struggled to do well, and attendance, graduation rates, and state test scores were all low. There were problems with discipline at the school. Students were not allowed to skip classes, hang out in hallways or form large groups in hallways when <mask> implemented strict discipline.Students who did not turn in assignments were required to spend part of their lunch time doing homework, and suspensions were largely replaced with in-school detention combined with intense academic work. <mask> encouraged faculty to teach basic skills, improve critical thinking, and use a more interactive teaching approach. The assessment included building community spirit at Montbello. Testing was seen as a way of identifying what skills and knowledge needed to be taught, rather than as a way of seeing which students were not achieving. State test scores improved during <mask>'s time at Montbello. <mask> joined the Denver Public Schools in 2008. He was promoted to Assistant Supt for Post-Secondary Readiness a year later.<mask> co-founded a program called "Denver Summit Schools" that targeted the school district's 11 worst-performing schools. Each school received a theme and was given assistance with discipline and behavioral issues. Additional support was given to teachers. The dropout rate fell and the test scores rose for racial minorities. <mask> was named the leader of the Oakland Unified School District. He took over from Gary Yee. The Oakland search committee was attracted to his reputation for turning around low-performing schools.Five of the 20 candidates were finalist for the position. He was hired by the school board unanimously. He was given a four-year contract with a start date in July. <mask> implemented several administrative changes while working in Oakland. A new teacher and leader evaluation system was established and each school's

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texts: autonomy was improved. The area of finance was centralized by <mask>. The district was able to complete a financial audit for the first time in a decade because of this.The improvement in the school district's credit rating resulted in savings on interest rates and freed money for new spending. <mask> began spending less on central administration and sending more money to each local school. Lance Jackson was hired by <mask> to act as the school district's interim facilities manager in order to fill a position that had been empty for several years. <mask> focused a lot of attention on the worst-performing schools when he was in Denver. He implemented a program at the five most troubled schools, replacing their principals, revamping the curriculum, and adding enrichment and extracurricular activities. He collaborated with a wide range of public education stakeholders to create "Oakland Promise", an initiative to triple in 10 years the number of Oakland public school students successfully entering college. The program received national attention.<mask>'s commitment to social-emotional learning was one of his emphases. <mask> worked to integrate Oakland's charter schools with the public school system. In 2015, <mask> began an initiative to have the charter schools and public schools adopt the same curriculum, teaching methods, staff development, and administrative procedures. <mask> tried to require a single form for parents to use when applying for their child's public school or charter school. His goal was to make charter school admissions more transparent. In 2016 the Oakland school district negotiated a new collective bargaining agreement with its teacher and education paraprofessional unions. The two sides were able to reach an agreement for the first time since 2009.<mask>'s tenure in Oakland was described as "rocky" by the press. His school reconstitution initiative was controversial. Some teachers and parents saw the single-form initiative as an attempt to turn public schools into charter schools. African American students would be put into the lowest-performing public schools and the public schools would lose much-needed funds. Several people claimed <mask> was the face of new Jim Crow and an Uncle Tom. Parents of special needs students accused <mask> of attempting to

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texts: mainstream their children without providing adequate personnel or funds to mainstream teachers, thereby harming their children's health and education. Critics felt that <mask> was in favor of Eli Broad's plan to close all but the top-performing public schools and transform the education system into charter schools.Some members of the Oakland school board, the city's teachers' union, and some community groups criticized <mask> for moving too fast and ignoring community concerns. <mask>'s decision to hire Jackson as interim facilities director was criticized for creating a conflict of interest as he oversaw the school district's construction program. The use of racist epithets and the level of anger toward <mask> became so bad that African American clergy and local NAACP officials began appearing at school board meetings to help keep calm, encourage civility, and defend <mask>. The public attacks on <mask> decreased afterwards. <mask> received a lot of support from the school board during his time in the city. <mask> left the school district with a $30 million budget deficit. The deficit was caused by rapid expansion of programs, cost overruns in existing programs, and a $10 million loss in state funding, among other factors.<mask> argued that asking for full funding of programs and making cuts later was a normal part of the budget process, and that he had balanced OUSD's budget every year in the past. <mask> was nominated by the Mayor of Washington, D.C. to be the Chancellor of the District of Columbia Public Schools. <mask> was a proven manager who was open and transparent. <mask> brought fiscal stability to the school district. <mask> resigned as the Oakland school district's leader on the same day. The Council of the District of Columbia approved <mask>'s nomination. Mary Levy noted that there was no public information about the process she used to identify potential candidates or who she had considered.<mask> was questioned by the D.C. city council at his confirmation hearing about how he would deal with the city schools. Longer school days, tutoring, and other resources were advocated by <mask>. Middle schoolers were promoted to participate in more extracurricular activities. Some people argued that his programs were only moderately successful in Denver and Oakland. His

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texts: first day on the job was February 1, after his nomination was unanimously confirmed by the council. The Washington Post reported in November of last year that <mask> had left the Oakland public school system. According to the newspaper, <mask> downplayed Oakland's budget deficit to D.C. officials and the public.Carmelita Reyes, principal of Oakland International High School, co-chair of Oakland's Principals Advisory Committee, and a member of the Oakland School District Budget Advisory Committee, said that after <mask> announced his resignation, all school district budgets in Oakland were frozen. <mask> hired dozens of new executive staff, created new positions and departments that were not budgeted, and paid these individuals more than usual salary offered by the Oakland school district, according to The Post. <mask> overspent his budget for classified supervisors and administrators by $11.8 million and his budget for professional and consulting services by almost a third. The Oakland school district chronically underspent the budget for books and classroom supplies during <mask>'s two-and-a-half years as the district's leader. In the 2015– 2016 school year, only $12.3 million was spent, about a third less than the budget, and the spending dropped to just $6.8 million in the 2016–2017 school year, two-thirds less than the budget. <mask> hired the head of a consulting firm that was already doing business with the Oakland school district. A person was paid $30,000 a month.The <mask> administration underestimated the number of students it would enroll. The school district should have laid off many teachers when the numbers were low. It cost the district $3.2 million when it declined to do so. The fiscal crisis in Oakland was so severe that on August 15, 2017, the state-run Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team (FCMAT), which assists the district in managing its affairs), said the Oakland public school district had lost control of its spending. A lack of consistency in appropriate site size, staffing, class offerings and budgets has been caused by this behavior. The Oakland school district had lost control of its spending according to the auditors for the state of California. Emergency budget cuts were ordered by the Oakland Board of Education on November 8, 2015, even


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texts: though the budget had already been slashed earlier in the year.The media questioned the Mayor and Supt. <mask> about the Oakland crisis in late November of last year. The school board shared responsibility with <mask> for overspending, excessive new hires, excessive salaries, and the lack of both software and staff to oversee spending. According to The Washington Post, most D.C. school system observers had no firm opinions about <mask>'s tenure. Local news media reported in April of last year that several D.C. officials had been given permission to transfer their children to other schools without going through the admissions lottery. The fairness of awarding positions is ensured by the fact that any student who wants to enroll at a school outside their assigned school boundary must enter the lottery. <mask>'s predecessor, Kaya Henderson, granted these special permission. <mask> established a new policy prohibiting the chancellor from granting non-lottery admissions without following exceptions procedures.<mask> admitted in an interview with a local radio station that he asked the deputy mayor for education to exempt his daughter from the admissions lottery and transfer her to another school because she was having personal and academic problems. The request was granted. Many people called for <mask>'s resignation. <mask> initially refused. Seven of the 13 members of the D.C. Council called for <mask>'s resignation by Tuesday morning. <mask> was placed on administrative leave by the mayor. Immediately after that afternoon, <mask> resigned.Dr. Alexander is the head of the Office of Elementary Schools. <mask>'s contract may provide for in-lieu salary payouts. The financial arrangements will be negotiated soon by the school district and <mask>. The National Commission on Social, Emotional, and Academic Development and Chiefs for Change is a professional organization. Code.org is an educational platform that runs the popular Hour of Code program. <mask> married his wife, Tresa, while he was working in Wichita. The couple had two daughters.<mask> wakes at 3 A.M. to exercise, meditate, and prepare for the day. His role models include his mother, Tim, and his mentor and former teacher. There are Chancellors of District of Columbia Public Schools, people from Kansas, Nebraska, and

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title: Phebe Westcott Humphreys

texts: Humphreys was a journalist, horticulturist, photographer, and children's book author, known for documenting and influencing landscape design with publications. B. Lippincott Co. was founded in 1914. Humphreys' work was favored by experts such as the botanist Charles Howard Shinn and the tastemaker Ruby Ross Wood. About 400 feature articles and regular columns were contributed by Humphreys. Her topics include farms and factories run by immigrants, architectural preservation work, philanthropies donating to plants to the poor, and newly patented household appliances. The Automobile Tourist was praised by the Philadelphia Inquirer for providing the most thorough information. She was designated a pioneer by the Cultural Landscape Foundation in 2020.<mask> was the youngest of three children and lived in Bridgeton, New Jersey. He was considered a liberal-hearted clever fellow. Lydia was married to a farmer in 1869. Humphreys attended the Philadelphia School of Design for Women. Mary Bacon was the first woman physician at the Bridgeton hospital. She married Samuel Walter <mask>, who ran food companies including Puritan Preserving Co., Franklin Conserve Co., Humphreys Candy Corp. <mask> <mask> was the only child of the couple and he became known for his car driving skills by age 12.Humphreys started writing magazine columns around 1891. She based articles on her son's interests. She took pictures with her stories. The lack of youth-tailored literature on nature inspired her to write children's books about it. The Humphreys family started traveling by car in 1899. She wrote about architecture in Nova Scotia and Cherbourg on their overseas trips. She continued to produce manuscripts and was a member of the National League of American Pen Women.They owned a lot of real estate. In 1934, she donated a seaside

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title: Niko Eeckhout

texts: A Belgian is a former professional road racing cyclist. He won the 2006 Belgian National Cycling Championship Road Race and is a coach for the Team. <mask> began his career in 1993 riding for the small Collstrop-team. He won the Championship of Flanders and the Omloop Mandel-Leie-Schelde in Belgium. He rode for two years for Palmans. In 2001, <mask> won 11 races, including Dwars door Vlaanderen and the GP van Steenbergen. At the end of 2004, <mask>'s contract with Lotto-Adecco ended and he needed to find a new team.He found his second youth when he joined the Belgian squad. He started the 2005 season by winning the Dwars door Vlaanderen and went on to win a number of races. He won the Three days of West-Flanders. He won the Belgian National Road Championship in June of 2006 by beating Tom Boonen and Philippe Gilbert. The 2005-2006 UCI Europe Tour was won by <mask>. He was nicknamed "Rambo" for being particularly tough during hard races in severe conditions.

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title: Dory Manor

texts: He is an Israeli poet, translator, literary editor, essayist, and educator. His work has earned him several awards, including the Tchernichovski Prize for Translation. The founding editor of the Hebrew literary journal Ho! is the author of five books of poetry and dozens of literary translations. Since 2005. He edits books of poetry. <mask> was born in Tel Aviv to a Jewish Israeli family. He had an interest in French literature and the French language.A lack of inspiring, visible homosexuals in the Israeli public sphere and an atmosphere of intolerance of homosexuality in Israel when he was a teenager were some of the reasons why he was attracted to men. He came out after he returned from New York City and read the poetry of Allen Ginsberg. He was a producer and broadcast editor at the army radio station when he published his first translations into Hebrew, of poems from Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal, in the literary supplement of Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz. He moved to Paris in 1995 to study at the Paris Diderot University. In 2000 he received a degree in Supérieur Appliqué from the University of Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint-Denis. His thesis topic was "Baudelaire in Hebrew (1890-present): his reception, influence, and translations". During his time at INALCO, he taught Hebrew literature.Five volumes of original poetry have been published by Manor. The first Minority was published in 2000 and contains original poetry as well as several classic French poems in translation. The opera Alpha and Omega (music by Gil Shohat), based on a series of lithographs by Edvard Munch, was published in 2001. The second volume of original Hebrew poetry and translations from the French was


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texts: published in 2005. A comprehensive collection of Manor's poetic work was published in 2012 under the title The Center of the Flesh. One Soul Away (Hebrew:   ) is Manor's latest book of original poetry. Emphasizing rhyme, meter, and classical structures, Poetics Manor is a poet with a distinct style that waned in popularity in the late 20th century.In 2001, following the publication of Manor's first two, he remarked: Early reception and the meter-and-rhyme controversy. This warm reception by the editor of a prestigious Hebrew literary periodical led to a number of responses, and started a public controversy, mostly published in later issues of the same literary supplement of Ha'aretz. The most influential dissent was by veteran Hebrew poet Nathan Zach, whose poetic "rebellion" against the then-regnant poetics of Nathan Alterman in the mid-1950s was so impactful it led to a wide rejection of meter and rhyme in almost all Hebrew poetry written after him. As a response to Ziffer's praise, he rejected the poetics of <mask> as "regressive" and "epigonic". "O, country all of whose poets are straight!" was the title of the poem. He acknowledged that his own epigones have often failed to apply "a sufficiently-musical ear", as free verse requires "even more than the tam-tam trance of metered verse". In an article published in Ha'aretz, <mask> denied the allegation that he rejects all free verse or the entire poetic generations.He compared his poetic exaggeration to Marina Tsvetaeva's line "All poets are Jews". "Manor's Minority is a master of the Hebrew language, a virtuoso with few peers in the history of Hebrew poetry," wrote Yoram Bronowski in Ha'aretz's literary supplement.

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texts: The translation of Paul Verlaine and Arthur Rimbaud's co-written "Sonnet to an ass-hole" was found to be a translation of genius. "Manor's rendition of two verse fables by La Fontaine are among the peaks of the art of translation, a marvel of wit and elegance." Amotz Giladi, an Israeli historian, essayist, and translator, wrote about the miracle of the word in Manor's third book, Baritone, which he said opened a window to the laboratory where the miracle of the word takes place. Giladi cautioned against "rejecting classical forms a priori with no regard to how they are used and how well they work with the content". The key to the book was the relationship between childhood and adulthood.Rafi Weichert, a fellow poet and translator, rejected the book entirely, accusing <mask> of a "calculated attempt to distance himself from NathanZach" and asserting that his poetry is insincere and uninspired. He complains that <mask> chose to publish only 28 original poems in Baritone, interpreting it as further evidence of his aesthetic judgement. Some of <mask>'s poems are excellent, according to Weichert. "<mask>'s work is vibrant with a mixture of contemporary Hebrew and admirably literary language, slang and foreign terms with genuine richness; this is much more than reclaiming words from oblivion and reintroducing them into circulation", wrote poet and translator Amir Beker in his review of the book. There is a focus on time and personal memory in the book's themes. <mask> is a great poet. He says that even when he writes about his loves, his poetry is never cloying.The reader is amused by the hints of humor here and there. "<mask>'s revolution is welcome and necessary, and the

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texts: regnant free verse imported into Hebrew literature 50 years ago is today the epigone's refuge", said Ziva Shamir, professor of literature at Tel Aviv University. She believes that poetry lost its appeal to the general public because of the old guard's resistance to change. She is worried that the "art for art's sake" poetics would not be enough to bring about a new era in Hebrew poetry. Lilach Netanel, a Hebrew literature scholar and novelist, found "the beautiful poet; the erotic poet, as well as the dead poet" in The Center of the Flesh. Reviel Netz, a classics scholar and Hebrew poet, praised <mask> for his words "having a tactile quality, words-as-sculpture", as well as for the "musical perfection" of his lines. Netz notes that long lines are common in Hebrew or English metered poetry.He says that for the past 20 years, <mask> has been working to create both the sound and the audience for his poetry. Yehuda Vizan, a poet, novelist, translator, and literary editor, went so far as to declare "<mask> is not a poet" when he reviewed this volume. Dan Miron was praised in the comprehensive essay accompanying the volume for his praise of <mask>'s poetry as "subservient to his politics". This volume's inclusion of lyrics <mask> wrote to music by an Israeli composer was seen by Eli Hirsh as "testimony to the centrality of music to <mask>'s poetics". He writes that <mask> sees poetry as an avenue of fertility for homosexuals, and a way to "exist beyond death". One Soul Away, the fifth book by <mask>, was described as "fascinating and diverse, full of beauty and vitality". In this book, <mask> has matured and is expressing key events in his life in "open, sharp, revealing

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title: Dory Manor

texts: featured a distinct poetics favoring highly musical verse, and published mostly younger authors. Three issues were published between 1993 and 1996, but the journal was discontinued when Pekelman and <mask> moved to Paris to attend university. Its poetics were influential on a generation of poets. The changes of poetics in Hebrew poetry in the last half of the 20th century were directed by manor and ev. Between 2006 and 2012 <mask> was editor-in-chief of the book publishing department of Sal Tarbut Artsi, an Israeli state-funded art support program.He remarked in an interview that his work as the person selecting titles for publication by the department, and working with the authors, included collaborating with musicians, either in the context of setting his own poetry to music, or as a translator of lyrics, especially from French. Hebrew lyrics by Jacques Brel and Georges Brassens were translated into Hebrew by Manor, as well as by Yoni Rechter, Maor Cohen, and Rona Kenan. There was a weekly late-night radio program on the Israeli Galey Tzahal radio channel called Tsipporey, a variant of the longstanding program Tsipporey. The program was edited by the co-broadcasters and featured songs, poems, and short passages around a theme. The Prime Minister's Prize for Hebrew Writers was established in 2007, the Tchernichovsky Prize for Translation of World Masterpieces was established in 2008, and the Ministry of Culture Prize for Literary Editing was established in 2011. The Prime Minister's Prize for Hebrew Writers was established by the Israeli government in 2015. The Hebrew opera Alpha and Omega, music by Gil Shohat, and recordings of Manor's radio programs can be found on


title: Goler T. Butcher

texts: <mask> was a lawyer, scholar, advocate, and professor in the field of international law. <mask> was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and 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 She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree. She was a member of an honor society. She received her law degrees from Howard University School of Law in 1957 and the University of Pennsylvania in 1958, with a thesis titled "The Choice of Law Rules Applied to International Sales Transactions". She was editor-in-chief of the law review at Howard. The Goler Teal Butcher Award was created by Career Butcher at the Howard University School of Law.<mask>'s public work began when he was an attorney at the Department of State. She was a consultant to the House Foreign Affairs Committee. She was the head of the Clinton Transition Team for the Agency of International Development in 1992. <mask>'s passion for ending global hunger and apartheid in South Africa was at the forefront of her human rights advocacy. <mask>'s advocacy of the right

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texts: to freedom from hunger, specifically "starvation, chronic hunger, malnutrition," always followed by encouraging the privileged world to act on their duty to help in ending hunger. She recognized thatunger isn't just a matter of geography or distribution of food. It relates to powerlessness, financial, economic and political powerlessness of individuals and social classes within nations and within the international community.There are two approaches to ending global hunger, a short-term and long-term approach. The short-term approach is providing food to hungry people and the long-term approach is aiding the country to produce and develop its own food and move towards changing terms of trade. <mask> promoted the idea that there is an affirmative duty on the richer countries to adjust the terms of trade so that they are in line with the needs of their own countries. The negative duty on donor countries is for them to exclude their agricultural sectors from international negotiations because of the negative effects of industrialized countries dumping food surpluses on developing countries, the effect on prices for agricultural products and on country imports. The developing countries have a duty to establish new laws, amend existing laws, adapt the administrative and regulatory machinery of the state to effectuate the desired economic and development programs, and with respect to agriculture. <mask> was the first black woman to hold the position of assistant administrator to AID Africa. <mask> testified that when she became assistant administrator for Africa, she examined the steps AID had taken in

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texts: the past to provide opportunity for entities owned, managed or principally identified with minorities and women to serve in its program as contractors and grantees.<mask> believed that AID had a responsibility to assure that contractors exercise equal opportunity employment. <mask> proposed several new initiatives, one of which established the Minority Involvement Office in the Africa Bureau. "<mask> returned to Congress to explain why the U.S. should be more responsive to Africa's development." <mask> told Congress of the decreasing AID assistance since 1962, but was encouraged by the current $155 million in development assistance. <mask> outlined initiatives to "overcome hunger and malnutrition" and "build the rural infrastructure necessary for delivery of inputs and information and the outward movement of produce." <mask> noted in 1979 that Africa was behind the rest of the world. She said the lag was due to the geographical isolation of Africa and the shortage of trained manpower.<mask> would tie U.S. incentives to why the U.S. should support Africa's development programs. Africa has substantial confirmed or highly probable deposits of important minerals. <mask> <mask> married George Hench, who was a member of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights under Law. There were four children. <mask> T<mask> died of a heart attack at the age of 67. Her name is honored by the Howard University's <mask> <mask>l <mask> T. <mask> medal was created by the American Society of International Law.The Goler Teal Butcher Award honours 1925 births of American human rights activists and 1993 deaths of American

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title: Max Newman

texts: <mask> was a British mathematician and codebreaker. After World War II, he established the Royal Society Computing Machine Laboratory at the University of Manchester, which produced the world's first working, stored-program electronic computer, the Manchester Baby. On February 7, 1897, <mask> was born to a Jewish family in London, England. He was the son of Herman Alexander Neumann, who had left Germany at the age of 15 to join his family in London. Sarah Ann and Herman were married in 1896. <mask> attended City of London School from 1908 after the family moved to Dulwich in 1903. He excelled in both classics and mathematics at school.He was good at chess and the piano. A scholarship to study mathematics at St John's College, Cambridge was won by <mask> in 1915. World War I interrupted <mask>'s studies. After the start of the war, his father was held as an enemy alien and returned to Germany. In 1916, Herman changed his name to "<mask>" and in 1920, Sarah did the same. In January 1917, <mask> took up a teaching post in York and left in April 1918. He taught at Chigwell School for six months in 1919 after spending some months in the Royal Army Pay Corps.He was called up for military service in February 1918, but claimed conscientious objection due to his beliefs and his father's country of origin, and thus avoided any direct role in the fighting. After the Graduation wars, <mask> resumed his studies in October 1919, and graduated in 1921 as a Wrangler, equivalent to a First, in Part II of the Mathematical Tripos. His interest in computing machines was related to the use of symbolic machines in physics. <mask> was elected a Fellow of St John's in 1923. He proposed that a notion of equivalence be defined using only three elementary moves. Problems that had arisen from previous definitions of the concept were avoided by

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texts: <mask>'s definition. His reputation was established by publishing over twenty papers.<mask> wrote Elements of the topology of plane sets of points. He solved a special case of Hilbert's fifth problem after publishing papers on mathematical logic. He taught mathematics at Cambridge in 1927. Alan Turing's work on the decision problem was inspired by his 1935 lectures on the Foundations of Mathematics and Gdel's theorem. Turing proposed a hypothetical machine. Turing presented <mask> with a draft of "On Computable Numbers with an Application to the Entscheidungsproblem" in the spring of 1936. He helped ensure that the paper was published quickly.<mask> arranged for Turing to visit Princeton where Church was working on the same problem. <mask> began to share Turing's dream of building a computing machine. He had close friends with Patrick Blackett, Henry Whitehead and Lionel Penrose. <mask> and his family were invited to work at Princeton for six months in 1937. He presented a proof in his final weeks at Princeton after working on the Poincaré Conjecture. <mask> discovered that his proof was fatally flawed after he returned to Cambridge. <mask> was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1939.He married a writer in December of 1934 and had a best man. Edward and William were their sons. The United Kingdom declared war on Germany in 1939. <mask>'s father was Jewish, which was of particular concern in the face of Nazi Germany, and they were evacuated to America in July 1940, where they spent three years before returning to England in 1943. <mask> remained at Cambridge after Oswald Veblen said that every able-bodied man ought to be carrying a gun or hand-grenade and fighting for his country. <mask> was considering war work by the spring of 1942. He inquired.<mask> was sounded out by Frank Adcock after Patrick Blackett

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texts: recommended him to the Director of Naval Intelligence. <mask> was cautious to ensure that the work would be interesting and useful, as well as to make sure that his father's German Nationality wouldn't prevent him from involvement in top- secret work. He arrived at Bletchley Park on August 31, 1942, after the potential issues were resolved. <mask> joined the group working on Tunny after being invited by Lucas to work on Enigma. Tunny <mask> was assigned to work on a German teleprinter cipher called "Tunny". He joined the "Testery" in October. <mask> disliked the work and found it not suited to his talents.He was assigned to develop a machine in December 1942, after persuading his superiors that Tutte's method could be mechanised. <mask> was asked to lead research into mechanised codebreaking. The Newmanry presented <mask> with a silver tankard that said 'To MHAN from the Newmanry, 1943–45'. The first prototype was delivered in June 1943. The "Newmanry" was housed in Hut 11 and initially staffed by himself, Donald Michie, two engineers, and 16 Wrens. The machine was called the "Heath Robinson" because it was named after a cartoonist who drew drawings of absurd mechanical devices. The Robinson machines were unreliable and limited in speed.The Post Office Research Station, Dollis Hill had experience with thermionic valves and built an electronic machine which was installed in the Newmanry. Ten were used by the end of the war. In 1945, <mask> was appointed head of the Mathematics Department and to the Fielden Chair of Pure Mathematics at the University of Manchester. The Royal Society Computing Machine Laboratory was established at the University. He expressed his desire to build a computing machine in February 1946, in a letter to John von Neumann. <mask>'s grant application was approved by the Royal Society. The

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texts: Telecommunications Research Establishment recruited Frederic Calland Williams and Thomas Kilburn.The world's first electronic stored-program digital computer was built by Kilburn and Williams. After the Automatic Computing Engine suffered delays and set backs, Turing accepted <mask>'s offer and joined the Computer Machine Laboratory as a deputy director. The Manchester Mark I was worked on by Turing, Kilburn and Williams. The first mass-produced computer to go on sale was the Ferranti Mark I. Retirement <mask> lived in Cambridge in 1964. Margaret Penrose was the widow of Lionel Penrose, father of Sir Roger Penrose. During the time when Cambridge was a major centre of activity, he continued to do research on the subject.<mask> was invited to present his work at the 1962 International Congress of Mathematicians in Stockholm at the age of 65 after making important contributions. Alzheimer's disease began to affect <mask> at the age of 85. He died in Cambridge. The president of the London Mathematical Society was awarded the De Morgan medal in 1951. The Newman Building at Manchester was named after him. The building housed the pure mathematicians from the Victoria University of Manchester between moving out of the Mathematics Tower in 2004 and July 2007, when the School of Mathematics moved into its new Alan Turing Building. <mask> declined the offer of an award as he felt it was derisory.It was six months before Alan Turing was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire that <mask> felt that it was inadequate recognition of Turing's contribution to winning the war. The Max Newman Digital Archive has digital copies of materials from the library of St. John's College, Cambridge. The City of London School Alumni of St John's College, as well as the London Academics of the University of Manchester, are pre- computer

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title: Niccolò Albergati

texts: <mask> was an Italian Roman Catholic prelate. He was a papal diplomat to France and England and served as the Bishop of Bologna from 1417 until his death. Despite his extreme reluctance to accept the position, he did his duty with care and attention to educational concerns. He became known for being close to Pope Martin V and his successor Pope Eugene IV because of two conflicts in his see. Both men nominated <mask> to important positions within the Roman Curia and the diplomatic service. He attended both the Council of Florence and the Council of Basel-Ferrara-Florence. The papal name "Nicholas" was given to Tommaso Parentucelli by his mentor and patron.Silvio Eneo Piccolomini became pope after Parentucelli. His beatification was confirmed by Pope Benedict XIV. Pier Nicola <mask> had a notable role in Bolognese communal life and was the son of Niccol <mask>. He began his ecclesial studies after studying law at the college in Bologna. He was professed in the San Girolamo di Casara convent near Florence in September of 1386 after entering the Carthusians in 1394. He received minor orders on June 9, 1403 and was made a subdeacon on September 22, 1403. The ordination of Albergati to the priesthood took place in June 1404.He was made to supervise all Italian houses of the order in 1412 after he was named the prior for the San Girolamo di Casara house. The decision to make him the next Bishop of Bologna was unanimous. Pietro da Saliceto, the president of the chapter, announced the decision to him on 8 January. He was obedient to his superiors and to the pope, even though he didn't want to be a bishop. On 24 February he accepted the nomination and on 8 March the cathedral chapter asked the metropolitan of Ravenna to confirm the appointment. The consecration of

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texts: Tommaso Perenduli took place on July 4th with the help of the Bishop of Imola Pietro Ondedi and the Bishop of Ferrara Pietro Bolardi. After the consecration, he was enthroned in his see.He decided to make his hometown a center of learning and humanism. On 13 April 1418, Pope Martin V confirmed his appointment to the see in a papal bull. Albergati was allowed to make it before the bishops of Modena and Imola instead of travelling to Rome to make the ritual oath of loyalty to the pope. After the pope invited him to go to Mantua to discuss the political position of Bologna, he went to Rome on January 18th and returned to Bologna on January 27th due to his father's death. He left for Ferrara on February 6th to meet the pope and return to Bologna on February 17th. The rebellion against the pope forced him to flee on March 26th, but he returned on July 24th. He was appointed as the nuncio to England and France in February of 1422 and returned from France in August of 1423.The crisis struck again in August 1428. <mask> fled to Modena but was reassured that he wouldn't be harmed. <mask> was forced to leave for Imola after Bologna was placed under an interdict by the pope. Bartolomeo Zambeccari was chosen as the new bishop for Bologna by the Consiglio dei Seicento, but soon they recognized Albergati as the legitimate bishop after he gave up his false position. On May 24, 1426, the pope named him a Cardinal-Priest of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, and he received that title on May 27. Pope Eugene IV was selected during the 1431 papal conclave. He was named a legate to Florence in 1431 by the new pope.In his role as a diplomat, he helped to broker deals between Sigismund and Pope Martin V and King Charles VII and Pope Eugene IV. Pope Eugene IV was represented by him at

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texts: the 1435 Congress of Arras. Philip the Good and the French crown of King Charles VII reconciled after the congress failed to make peace between England and France. The Council of Florence brought about a short-lived union of the Latin and Greek Churches. The other cardinals refused to accept him, despite Eugene IV sending him to preside over the council. The pope and Albergati went to Florence to preside over the relocated council's first session. He traveled to Florence to attend another session of the council but did not sign the document that would lead to the unification of the Latin-Greek Church.Tommaso Parentucelli and Silvio Enea Piccolomini were both popes under his mentorship. He was one of the people under his guidance. Parentucelli chose the pontifical name "Nicholas" upon his ascension to the papal throne in honor of his mentor and patron. Several theological treatises were written by <mask>. He died at the Augustinian convent in Siena due to a severe case of kidney stones. He had been travelling with the pope and cardinalate to Rome from Florence but his failing health forced him to remain in Siena. Eugene IV presided over his funeral and his remains were buried in a convent in Florence.There was a red galero suspended from the ceiling of the Siena Cathedral and another above his heart in the Augustinian convent's chapel next to the main altar. The brain of Pope Urban VIII was sent to Bologna after it was found intact during his exhumation. His beatification was confirmed by Pope Benedict XIV in the papal bull Singulare Divinae Providentiae upon the recognition of the late cardinal's popular and longstanding "cultus" - or enduring veneration on the part of the faithful. See also Portrait of Cardinal Niccol Albergati Study for Cardinal Niccol


title: Neil Diamond

texts: <mask>, born January 24, 1941, is an American singer-songwriter, musician and occasional actor. One of the best-selling musicians of all time, he has sold more than 100 million records. He has had at least ten No. "Cracklin' Rosie" is one of the 1 singles on the Hot 100 and Adult Contemporary charts. Thirty-eight songs by <mask> have been included in the Top 10 on the Adult Contemporary charts. The Jazz Singer was one of the movies he played in. In addition to being in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2011, <mask> received the Sammy Cahn Lifetime Achievement Award in 2000.He was an honoree at the Kennedy Center in 2011. <mask> was born to a Jewish family in New York. Poland and Russia were both on his father's side and his mother's side. Rose Rapoport and Akeeba "Kieve" <mask> were his parents. He spent four years in Wyoming where his father was stationed in the army, after growing up in several homes in Brooklyn. In Brooklyn, he was a member of the Freshman Chorus and Choral Club, along with Barbra Streisand, but they were not close friends at the time. We smoked cigarettes in front of the high school.He was a member of the fencing team at Abraham Lincoln High School. He was on the team with his best friend. He received his first guitar on his 16th birthday. <mask> spent a number of weeks

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texts: at Surprise Lake Camp, a camp for Jewish children in upstate New York, when Pete Seeger performed a small concert. <mask> became aware of the possibility of writing his own songs after seeing the singer perform and watching other children sing songs that they wrote themselves. When we got back to Brooklyn, he got a guitar and began to write songs. He said that his attraction to writing was the first real interest he had growing up, while also helping him release his youthful "frustrations".<mask> used his new skills to write poetry. He was attracted to girls by writing poems for them. His male classmates began asking him to write poems for them, which they would sing and use with equal success. He spent the summer working as a waiter in the resort area. He met his wife, Jaye Posner, there. <mask> was a member of the fencing team at New York University as a pre-med major. He was on the 1960 NCAA men's championship fencing team.He liked writing song lyrics because he was often bored in class. He tried to get some of his songs heard by local music publishers when he cut classes and took the train up to Tin Pan Alley. In his senior year, when he was just 10 units short of graduation, he was offered a 16-week job writing songs for $50 a week, and he dropped out of college to accept it. After 16

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texts: weeks with Sunbeam, <mask> was not rehired and he began writing and singing his own songs. He says he never chose to write. It became more and more important in my life. His first recording contract was a duet with a high school friend called "<mask> and Jack".The records "You Are My Love at Last" and "What Will I Do" were both released in 1962. <mask> signed with Columbia Records as a solo performer after all four sides received good reviews. The single "At Night" with Clown Town was released by Columbia in July of 1963, but it failed to make the charts. He went back to writing songs in and out of publishing houses after Columbia dropped him from their label. He used an upright piano above the Birdland Club in New York City and wrote wherever he could. He says that the wordiness of his songs was one of the causes of his early nomadic life. He only sold one song a week, barely enough to survive.He only had 35 cents a day to spend on food. He was able to focus on writing without distraction because of the privacy above the Birdland Club. Something new began to happen. I wasn't under the gun, and suddenly interesting songs began to happen, songs that were different from the others. "Solitary Man" and "Cherry, Cherry" were included. "Solitary Man" was <mask>'s first record and it made the

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texts: charts. Even though he didn't realize it at the time, it's still one of his all-time favorites.He describes the song as an outgrowth of his despair. <mask> worked in the Brill Building. "Sunday and Me", a Top 20 hit for Jay and the Americans, was his first success as a writer. "I'm a Believer", "A Little Bit Me, a Little Bit You", "Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)", and "Love to Love" were all performed by the Monkees. The cover versions of the songs he wrote and recorded were released before his own. <mask> gained fame as a writer. "I'm a Believer" became a gold record within two days of its release and stayed at the top of the charts for seven weeks, making it the Popular Music Song of the Year in 1966."And the Grass Won't Pay No Mind" was covered by Elvis Presley and Mark Lindsay. The English hard-rock band Deep Purple was one of the notable artists who recorded his early songs. <mask> signed a deal with a subsidiary of Atlantic. "Solitary Man" was his first hit as a solo artist and it was on that label. "Cherry, Cherry" and "Kentucky Woman" were followed by <mask>. He opened for bands such as Herman's Hermits and the Who. As a guest performer with The Who, he was shocked to see Pete Townshend swinging his guitar like a club and then throwing it against walls and off the stage until the

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texts: instrument's neck broke.<mask> wanted to record more ambitious, introspective music, such as "Brooklyn Roads" from 1968, so he felt restricted by the label. Berns wanted to release "Kentucky Woman" as a single, but <mask> was not satisfied with writing simple pop songs, so he proposed "Shilo", which was not about the Civil War but rather an imaginary childhood friend. The song was dropped from the album "Just for You" because it wasn't commercial enough. <mask> was dissatisfied with his royalties and tried to sign with another record label after discovering a loophole in his contract that did not bind him exclusively to either WEB IV or Tallyrand, but the result was a series of lawsuits that resulted in a slump in his record sales and professional success. While <mask>'s contract dispute continued in court, WEB IV requested a temporary injunction to prevent <mask> from joining another record company, but the court refused the request and <mask> was able to purchase the rights to his master tapes. On March 18, 1968, <mask> signed a deal with Uni Records; the label was named after Universal Pictures, the owner of which, later consolidated its labels into MCA Records (now called Universal Music after merging with PolyGram in 1999). His debut album for Uni/MCA was Velvet Gloves and Spit,

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texts: produced by Tom Catalano, which did not chart, and he recorded the follow-up Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show at American Sound Studios in Memphis.He moved to Los Angeles in 1969. His sound mellowed with songs such as "Holly Holy" and "Cracklin' Rosie", the last two reaching No. The Hot 100 had 1 on it. It was <mask>'s first major hit after his slump. <mask> said in an interview on the Today Show that it was written for his wife, not his daughter, after seeing her on the cover of Life in an equestrian riding outfit. He used a different name because he couldn't find a good rhyme with "Marcia". It took him less than an hour to write and compose it.The 1971 release "I Am...I Said" was his most personal effort to date and took over four months to complete. In 1971 <mask> played 7 sold-out concerts at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles. The outdoor theater added a stereo sound system for the first time. A 35-piece string orchestra and six backing singers backed <mask>. It was called the finest concert in Greek Theater history after the first night. In August 1972, he did 10 shows at the Greek. The theater sold out quickly when the show was announced.He used a quadraphonic sound system for his performance. The performance was recorded and released as a double album. Hot August Night shows


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texts: <mask>'s skills as a performer and showman, as he rejuvenated his back catalogue of hits with new energy. "Hot August Night captures a very special show for me," <mask> said. "We went all out to really knock 'em dead in L.A.," he said. The album was re-mastered in 2000 and became a classic. <mask> fans per capita in Australia was the most in the world at the time.They were in the top 20 bestsellers for two years. <mask> performed for 20 nights in a row at the Winter Garden Theater in New York City. Al Jolson staged a one-man show at that theater in the 1930s. The intimate concert setting at the Broadway venue was not common at the time and every performance sold out. <mask> was the first rock star to headline on Broadway. After the Winter Garden shows, <mask> announced that he needed a break, and he engaged in no more live performances until 1976, according to the New York Times review. The four years he spent working on the score for the film version of Jonathan Livingston Seagull was used to record two albums.I knew I'd come back, but I wasn't sure when. I had been on the road for six years and spent one year on each of those albums. I felt my son needed me more than the audience did. I devoted myself to my son for four years. He said he needed to get back to having a private life. <mask>

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texts: went back to Columbia Records for a million-dollar-advance-per-album contract in 1973. The soundtrack to Jonathan Livingston Seagull was released as a solo album.The film did poorly at the box office and the album made more money than the film did. The author of the best-selling source story disowned the film because he felt the film omitted too much from the original novella, whereas in <mask>'s case it was because he felt the film omitted too much from the original novella. <mask> promised never to get involved in a movie again unless he had complete control. He criticized his music as having become too slick and it's not as much from his heart as it used to be. <mask> is very talented. His arrogance is a cover for the lonely person underneath. The soundtrack was a success despite the controversy.2 on the chart. <mask> won a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score and aGrammy Award for Best Score Soundtrack Album for a Motion Picture. In 1976, <mask> included a Jonathan Livingston Seagull suite in his Las Vegas show and in his "Love at the Greek" concert. The 'Thank You Australia' Concert', which was broadcast to 36 television outlets nationwide, was <mask>'s return to live shows. Love at the Greek was his second appearance at the Greek Theater. An album and accompanying video/DVD of

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texts: the show has a version of "Song Sung Blue" with duets with Helen and Henry. Happy days had Arthur "The Fonz" Fonzarelli.He began wearing colorful beaded shirts so that everyone in the audience could see him. The shirts for <mask> were designed and made by Bill Whitten. "I've Been This Way Before" and "Longfellow Serenade" were issued as singles by <mask> in 1974. It was too late for <mask> to complete it for the Jonathan Livingston Seagull score. He sang a duet with Bassey on a TV special. Beautiful Noise was produced by The Band. <mask> appeared at The Band's farewell concert, The Last Waltz, performing "Dry Your Eyes", which he wrote with Robertson, and which appeared on Beautiful Noise.At the end of the performance, he joined the rest of the performers in a rendition of Bob Dylan's "I Shall Be Released". <mask> was paid $650,000 by the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, to open its Theater For the Performing Arts on July 2, 1976. There were sold-out crowds at the theater for the show. A "who's who" of Hollywood attended opening night, ranging from Elizabeth Taylor to Chevy Chase, and <mask> walked out on stage to a standing ovation. He told a story about an ex-girlfriend who dumped him before he became successful. He said, "You may have dumped me a bit too soon, baby, because look who's

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title: Neil Diamond

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