title: Antony Bek (bishop of Durham)

texts: <mask>, also known as Beck and <mask>, was a bishop of Durham and Jerusalem. <mask> and his brother Thomas were members of a family. <mask> held lands at Eresby. <mask> was the 1st Baron Beke of Eresby and held the family lands. Eve is the niece of Walter de Gray. Bek was Walter's third son. Thomas and <mask> attended Oxford University and studied from 1267 to 1270.The Lord Edward, heir to King Henry III of England, was attracted to Bek after he entered the clergy. He was Archdeacon of Durham by 1275, as well as precentor of York. Edward went on a Crusade in 1270. When Edward returned from crusading, he appointed Bek to the office of Keeper of the wardrobe, but Bek held the office for only a month, and was replaced in October with his brother Thomas Bek. The Tower of London had a constable named Bek. Edward sent Bek to negotiate with Llywelyn ap Gruffudd, Prince of Wales. The treaty required Llywelyn to give up hostages, pay a large fine, give up claims to some lands and pay homage to King Edward.Bek was sent to Aragon to negotiate the marriage of Edward's daughter Eleanor to Alfonso, the heir of Aragon. Bek was elected bishop of Durham in 1283. He was consecrated on January 9th, 1284. The remains of Saint William of York were moved to a new shrine during Bek's consecration. Bek was enthroned at Durham Cathedral. After the death of King Alexander III of Scotland in 1286, Bek was sent to Scotland to act on Edward's behalf for Margaret of Norway. Edward was brought in to decide the succession of the Scottish throne after

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texts: chapter brought charges against the bishop in 1304 for imprisoning a royal messenger. The lands of the bishop were seized again in 1305 due to the issue of the messenger. Pope Clement V named the Bek Patriarch of Jerusalem on February 26, 1306. The king's death stopped further actions against the bishop. The funeral service for King Edward I was conducted by Edward II Bek.Edward II restored Bek's lands and rights after Edward I died. The title of patriarch made <mask> the senior ecclesiastic in England, and he was named the main investigator of the Templars in 1308. He finally got to visit the priory at Durham in 1309 and the new prior announced that they wouldn't proceed with legal proceedings against the bishop because of the dispute. The bishop died on March 3, 1311. He was buried in Durham Cathedral. <mask> lost his position as bishop at the end of Edward's reign due to the dispute with the Durham. His retinue was large and consisted of 140 knights.At his death, <mask>'s personal estate was worth 6000 marks. He built a number of castles, including Somerton Castle in Lincolnshire. Durham Castle's Great Hall was built by him. Nothing came of the efforts to have the bishop canonized after he died. Bek was known for his chastity and bravery. The elder brother of Bek was the Bishop of St David's. <mask> was the Bishop of Lincoln and <mask> was the Bishop ofNorwich.Hunter Blair, C.H., Medieval Seals of the Bishops of Durham, was published in Archaeologia. pp. 72, 1922 The physical seal of Bishop Bek was held at the National

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title: Hind al-Husseini

texts: After they were dropped off in Jerusalem and left to fend for themselves, 55 orphans were saved by a Palestinian woman named <mask>-Husseini. She converted her grandfather's mansion into an orphanage to house orphans and other children from Palestinian towns and villages. The college for women was established by <mask>, as well as serving in the Arab Women's Union. A cousin of the Palestinian military leader, <mask> was born to the prominent al-Husseini family in Jerusalem. She worked in several social work organizations. In the 1930s, she was a member of the Women's Solidarity Society. She became headmistress of a Jerusalem girls' school after completing social work courses.She worked for the Arab Women's Union in the 1940s. A group of 55 children were found in an orphanage near the Holy Sepulcher Church. She told the children to go back to their homes because of the dangers posed by the war. The children had not left when she came back. One of the children said that they have no home to return to and that they survived the Irgun killing their families and tearing down their homes. The shelter for the children was provided by Al-Husseini, a women's charity. She accompanied and fed the children.The head of the Sahyoun convent convinced al-Husseini to bring the children to the convent because she was afraid of putting herself at risk. The rooms were hit. After the ceasefire, Al-Husseini relocated the children from the convent to her grandfather's mansion. The mansion was built in 1891 and was her birthplace. The mansion

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texts: was turned into an orphanage for children survivors. Al-Husseini received funds from all over the world. The orphans from different villages and cities received their education at the orphanage and two of them were not accepted to other schools.The school became a girl-only school in 1967. When the Gaza Strip was closed off to the world in 1995 the student body decreased by half. Every year the number of orphan dropped. Only 35 of the 2,000 students were orphans. The college for women was created by al-Husseini in 1982. The Jordan Globe Medallion for social work was one of the awards that Al-Husseini received. In the film Miral, Hiam Abbass portrayed Husseini.The life and work of Husseini is the subject of the film, largely through the perspective of an orphan named Miral. The most important of which is the Arab Children's House in Jerusalem, was established in 1948 by the late Mrs. <mask> Al Husseini. The Foundation was registered in the Jordanian working records of the Ministry of Social Affairs. The charity is on behalf of the Arab Child House Foundation. The Palestinian National Authority registered it as a charitable association. The massacre of Deir Yassin, located on the borders of Jerusalem in 1948, resulted in the demolition of homes and the killing of most of its residents. The Palestinians left their village to places close to the city of Jerusalem.55 children were killed by their parents. They reached the old town in their sleepwear. They were exhausted, tired, and barefoot until they settled in a corner


title: Hind al-Husseini

texts: next to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. They were surrounded by <mask> al-Husseini, who protected them in two small rooms in a market inside the town. As a result of the 1948 war and its economic, social and psychological devastation, she decided to open an institution that cares for orphans, needy Palestinians and even Arabs. She established a Board of Trustees and was its President with the assistance and expertise of those members and with the support of its friends and benefactors. Its services have expanded to the Palestinian community in many areas over the years.The internal section, which cares for orphans and needy Palestinians, has been expanded by the Board of Trustees of the Foundation and good friends of individuals and institutions inside and outside Palestine. The school consists of kindergarten, primary, and high school. There is a department of sewing. The Department of Social Work Education was transferred to Al-Quds University. The management of the college was transferred to Al Quds University. Thousands of traditional Palestinian items of tools and clothing will be included in the Palestinian Folklore Museum. The first administrative body of the Foundation was formed in 1949.The former mayor of Jerusalem is Anwar Al-Khatib. Basima Faris was the director of the Mamounieh School. A new Board of Trustees was formed in 1995 to manage the Foundation after the death of Ms. <mask> Al-Husseini. There are External links to the Little Children. There were deaths of Palestinian women from Jerusalem in

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title: Tappan Adney

texts: <mask> was an American-Canadian artist, writer, and photographer. The oldest child of <mask> and <mask> was born in Athens, Ohio. The family moved to Washington, Pennsylvania when <mask> was five years old. In 1879, his father retired from that position and bought a tobacco farm in North Carolina named Gum Spring Plantation. At the age of thirteen, <mask> entered the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and stayed there for two years. After his father's death in a farm accident, his mother took him and his sister to New York City to further their education. She ran a boarding house where <mask> got to know his future wife, a piano and singing student, who was one of his mother's tenants.After leaving school, <mask> worked in a law office. The Art Students League of New York is where he took art classes. He graduated from art school at the age of eighteen and provided illustrations for The Handbook of the Birds of Eastern North America. When he moved to Canada, a visitor remarked on his relationship with the birds around his bungalow in Upper Woodstock. He would whistle and the birds would fly around him. <mask> and his sister went to visit the family in Woodstock. <mask> was going to spend a month in Woodstock preparing for the exam.He met Peter Jo while in Woodstock. He built his first canoe after spending twenty months in Woodstock, because he was interested in the language and culture. He wrote an article about canoe-building in 1890. He saved the art of canoe construction. There are more than

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texts: Minnie Sharp were married on September 12, 1899. Francis Glenn <mask>, their only child, was a minor jazz pianist and band leader in the United States.The couple lived together for a quarter of their marriage. He joined the Royal Canadian Engineers in 1916. He became a British subject in 1917. He was an engineering officer at the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ontario during World War I. He was in Canada for the duration of the war. Currie Hall at the Royal Military College of Canada has a set of three-dimensional coats-of-arms of the Canadian provinces and governors. He created heraldic art, worked for the Museum of McGill University as a consultant on aboriginal lore, and consulted to the McCord Museum on canoes.<mask> <mask> and Adam Sheriff Scott created immense murals depicting scenes of the Company's early history in the lobby of the Hudson's Bay Company store. The Pioneer at Fort Garry remains to this day despite one mural being removed. The photos of rural Ontario are available online. He created heraldic art in Montreal, Quebec in the 1920s and worked for the Museum of McGill University as a consultant on aboriginal lore. His wife is buried in the Upper Woodstock Cemetery. The Art and Obsession of Tappan <mask> Jennings, John. A Firefly Book was published in 2004.The Klondike Stampede was written by <mask> <mask>, Special Correspondent ofHarper's Weekly in the Klondike. The Bark Canoes and Skin Boats of North America was published in the Bulletin of the United States National

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title: Barbara O'Neill

texts: The New South Wales Health Care Complaints Commission banned <mask>'Neill from providing free or paid health services for the rest of her life. She didn't have any health related qualifications, a degree, or membership in an accredited health organisation, which led to the ban. She INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals This included advising parents to feed their infants raw goat milk or almond milk blended with dates or banana instead of formula, and that cancer patients should use baking soda wraps instead of Chemo. She is married to the founder of the party. Since at least 2004, O'Neill has promoted her services, but she lacks relevant credentials. The claim that her health advice is not evidence-based has been rejected by her.She and her husband ran a health retreat in Kempsey, New South Wales, where they charged up to 3,100 per week for treatments. She gave for-fee telephone consultations. According to O'Neill's website, she provided services to aid in recovery from a number of diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, hormonal imbalance, chronic fatigue, and drug


title: Barbara O'Neill

texts: the HCCC to reverse its decision.The petition had gained over 30,000 signatures. It looks a bit dark now, but the Great God of the Universe will not let his wonderful health truth be eliminated, regardless of how men and women may try. The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission investigated O'Neill and her husband's health retreat for alleged charity law violations. The Retreat received grants and tax concessions under its health promotion charity status. The Retreat claimed it provided diet, exercise and health advice to indigenous Australians and people with chronic and terminal illnesses. The Retreat used to be called 'The Aboriginal Healing Centre'. The retreat charges up to AUD$3,100 a week for health and cancer treatments.Although she has been banned from giving health advice in Australia, O'Neill's website states that she is available for public speaking to companies, community groups, or churches outside of Australia. O'Neill was scheduled to conduct a program in the US at a cost of $2,350 per person in the month following the HCCC's decision. The Cook Islands Secretary of Health Josephine Aumea Herman referred the matter to the Cook Islands' chief medical officer after learning that O'Neill had been running health workshops in Rarotonga. In the future, she cannot practise healthcare here without proper registration, which means an annual practising certificate in her country of origin, and other documentation, Herman said. We need to make sure the Cook Islands population is safe. The Statement of decision on Mrs <mask>'Neill


title: Sarah Austin (translator)

texts: <mask> was an English editor, linguist and translator. She made Germany familiar to the English. <mask> was born in England in 1793 and was the youngest child of a yarn maker and hymn writer. Her mother oversaw her education. She was familiar with Latin, French, German and Italian. Edward Taylor was a singer and music professor, John Taylor was a mining engineer, and Richard Taylor was a printer and editor. Dr James Alderson and his daughter Amelia Opie were family friends.<mask> was an attractive woman. She married <mask> on 24 August 1819. They lived a wide social life in Queen's Square during their first years of marriage. John Stuart Mill testified about the esteem he held for her by the title of Mutter. Jeremy was in their circle as well. She traveled to a lot of places. <mask> was very determined, ambitious, energetic, and warm according to a modern scholar.She had an affair in the early 1830s with a German prince whose work she translated. She did not meet him until their passions cooled. The only child of the <mask>s' marriage was a translator. She was married to Alexander Duff-Gordon. The 1843 translation of Stories of the Gods and Heroes of Greece was not attributed to her mother. <mask>'s granddaughter, Janet Ross, recorded the family history in Three Generations of English Women. John Neal sent <mask>'s first works to the Edinburgh Review and encouraged her to become an author.She and her husband made a lot of money from her writing and literary translations. She published a collection of her husband's lectures on jurisprudence after he died. She published selections from the Old Testament under heads to show the religion, morality, and poetry of the Hebrew Scriptures. "My sole object," she wrote, "has been to put together all

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title: Sarah Austin (translator)

texts: that presented itself to my own heart and mind as most persuasive, consolatory, or elevating, in such a form and order as to be easy of reference, conveniently arranged and divided, and freed from." She published Characteristics of Goethe from the German of Falk, Von Mller, and others, with valuable original notes, illustrative of German literature, in the same year. Her criticisms are very relevant. The Story without an End was translated by <mask> in 1834.The famous report on the State of Public Instruction in Prussia was translated by her in the same year. The introduction pleads for the cause of national education. She says that society is no longer a calm current, but a tossing sea. Who can deny the absolute necessity of national education? She argued from the experience of Prussia and France for the need to establish a national system of education in England in a pamphlet published in 1839. Two letters addressed to the Athenum, one on girls' schools and the other on the training of working women, show that she had changed her opinions. She admits that the teachers had little book lore.They were better versed in the toils and troubles of life than in chemistry or astronomy. The wives of working men were trained to be neat, decent order, and obedient by the wise people. Mrs <mask> and her husband moved to Bonn in the 19th century. She collected in her long residence abroad materials for her 1854 work Germany from 1760 to 1814, which still holds a place as an interesting, thoughtful survey of German institutions and manners. She went to Malta with her husband in the autumn of 1836 to investigate the remains of Maltese art. After returning to Germany, they traveled to Paris, where they stayed until the revolution of 1848. Her translation

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title: Sarah Austin (translator)

texts: of Leopold von Ranke's History of the Popes was praised by Thomas Babington Macaulay and Henry Hart Milman.Sir George Cornewall Lewis wrote to her after the translation appeared, saying that Murray wanted her to do some original work. Do you feel like a Beruf? She didn't feel like she was called "Beruf" and most of her subsequent works were translations. <mask> produced a complete edition of her husband's Lectures on Jurisprudence after his death, a huge task that required assembling his scattered notes and marginalia. The modesty of her contribution to her husband's publications was only acknowledged by later authors. Lady Duff-Gordon's Letters from Egypt was edited by her. <mask> has a clear, unaffected and forcible style.She wanted to conform to a high standard for the duties of a translator. "As soon as I translate a work, I write to the author of it, announcing my intention, and adding that if he has any correction, omission, or addition to make, he might depend on my paying attention," she said. She left a literary reputation due to her conversation and correspondence with illustrious men of letters as to her works, and she did much to make the best minds of Germany familiar to Englishmen. The translation of a tour in England, Ireland, and France by a German prince was one of her main works. Lady Duff Gordon's Letters from Egypt, edited by Mrs. <mask>, is the second volume of Lady Holland's memoirs. She was buried next to her husband. Her estate was given to her son-in-law, Sir Alexander Cornewall Duff-Gordon, on August 28, 1867.There are External links for <mask>. There is a subscription required. English book editors German–English translators French–English translators 19th-century British women writers were born in 1793 and

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title: Paravoor Bharathan

texts: <mask> was an Indian actor who acted in Malayalam films. He began his career in movies. A versatile actor, <mask> has played a variety of roles including negative roles, character roles and comedy roles. Vadakkekarayil Kochannan Koran and Kurumbakutty were born at Vavakkad, Moothakunnam in North Paravoor, Cochin in 1929. He went to S.N.M. When his father died, Moothakunnam had to stop his studies. His mother was a coir maker.His father died when he was young and his mother took care of him. He acted during his school days. He was introduced to Pushpitha by Kedamangalam Sadanandan, a noted Kathaprasangam artiste. He acted in state shows around Paravoor. He has acted in Jose Prakash's drama troupe. The play Rakthabandham was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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title: Paravoor Bharathan

texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The movie was directed by Vel Swamy.The main roles were taken by Cherthala, Meenakshi, S. D. Subbiah, and others. The actor went on to act in more than one film. He spent a lot of time as a stage actor. His comic role in Maattoli was the turning point. He later married Thankamani, who played a role in the play. Changathikoottam was the last film he acted in. He was married to Thankamani.They have four children. On August 19th, 2015, <mask> died at his home in Paravoor. He was being treated for various age related ailments. He was an actor in the film industry. He died the same day as the 50th anniversary of the film Chemmeen. He has acted in more than 1000 films. Only a few hundred of the actual are contained in this list.Arimpara 2003 - C.I.D. In 2003 - Moosa, in 2002 - Swararaga Ganga, in 2001 - Chithrathoonukal, and in 1998 - Kusruthi Kuruppu. A. Ivachan was in 1994 and Bharya was in


title: Stevie Vallance

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, is a Canadian actress, musician, composer and director who has worked on numerous films and television series. <mask> is known as Jenny in The Ropers. <mask> was in Night Heat and Whazzat was in Zoobilee Zoo. She received a Daytime Emmy for voice-directing the music and dialogue on the children's animated series "Madeline", in which she also played "Miss Clavel" and "Genevive". At age eleven, Montréal-born, Toronto-raised,<mask> began work as a professional actress. At that time, she was discovered by Alan Lund, who cast her in the lead role of "Adele" in the musical production of Jane Eyre, which performed at Toronto's O'Keefe Centre. <mask> made numerous television appearances as a teenager, including leading roles on Canadian television networks in King of Kensington, Police Surgeon, The Tommy Hunter Show, and A Bird In The House.After graduating from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York, she moved to Los Angeles, where David Jacobs cast her as "Sylvie" in the first two seasons of Knots Landing. <mask> has guest starred on multiple network television series including Bosom Buddies, Lou Grant, and L.A. Law. She played the love interest of Ernest in Slam Dunk Ernest. Sally was opposite Steve Guttenberg in Three Men and a Baby. In the 80s and 90s, <mask> starred in many Canadian and US co-productions, including Poltergeist: The Legacy, The Outer Limits, F/X: The Series, and First Wave. She was best known for her role as a series regular. <mask> was on the CBS late-night series Night Heat.She followed that up with a very different sort of role as a pink animal named "Whazzat Kangaroo" on the series Zoobilee Zoo, which was filmed entirely in California's San Fernando Valley. <mask> has lent her voice to hundreds of characters on animated television series, including ReBoot as "Mouse" and "Rocky Raccoon", Donkey Kong Country as

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title: Stevie Vallance

texts: "Dixie Kong", and both singing and speaking voices of "Mindy LaTour" and "Genevieve". Care Bears: Journey to Joke-a-lot and The Care Bears' Big Wish Movie are both Care Bears. Music director Barry Manilow and <mask> voiced characters in the animated features. Two of the British cartoons that featured additional voices were called "Penny Crayon" and "Barney Bear", both of which were directed by <mask>. She received an award for casting and voice-directing her first series, the dialogue and music- vocals on 70 episodes of the children's animated series for the Disney Channel. She also voiced "G.L.A.D.I.S." for Teletoon Network.She was nominated for her third Emmy in 2007, this time for her work on Growing Up Creepie. <mask> was the voice director on 52 episodes of Best Ed. She directed and cast the Teletoon Detour pilot Celebutard Nation. <mask> went back to Los Angeles in order to cast and direct two animation series, Guess How Much I Love You and Seasons 1 and 2 of Wild Grinders, starring skateboard guru Rob Dyrdek. <mask> was based in Toronto when he was the Voice Director on the first season of The Mysticons. <mask> uses her brand name Tooned In to teach actors how to create personality in cartoon characters. There are workshops for animation voice-over.The first workshop took place in British Columbia. <mask> teaches children and adults how to do cartoon voice-over in Chicago, New York, Toronto, Phoenix, and Los Angeles. <mask> taught 400 Animators at the festival. 400 Animation fans attended her one-person panel seminar at the New York Comic Conference. <mask> moved to British Columbia in 1995 where she met Creber. lang <mask>'s debut jazz CD Practically Naked was recorded in 1998.She sang jazz regularly at The Jazz Cellar and Rossini's, where she performed alongside some of the city's well-known jazz musicians at the time. <mask> got her inspiration for her second

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title: Stevie Vallance

texts: CD, Always, from Dean Regan's staged production of A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline. <mask> toured western Canada with this production for six years, performing at a number of venues. <mask> opened for the festival as "Patsy". The Divas for Life jazz benefit concerts were conceived after <mask> lost a friend. She negotiated a national distribution deal for the CD Divas for Life: Live At The Vogue!, which was released and performed as part of the 2001 Vancouver International Jazz Festival line-up. She produced Divas for Love in 2002.C$70,000 was raised for people living with a life-threatening illness from the proceeds of all concerts. <mask> received the "Friend in Deed" philanthropy award. In 2004, <mask> made her debut as a 'Jazz vocalist' in her hometown of Toronto, where she was accompanied by pianist Don Thompson, bassist Neil Swainson, and drummer Ted Warren. She performed jazz music for the first time in her hometown of Montréal at The Upstairs. Make My Night was <mask>'s fourth CD. It features many other Canadian Jazz musicians, including pianist Ross Taggart, trumpeter Mike Herriot, saxophonist Tom Colclough, drummer Buff Allen and bassist Miles Hill. In 2009, <mask> performed in the Medicine Hat Jazz Festival for the second year in a row and was the featured vocalist with the Stardust Big Band.In the Kincardine Jazz Festivals, she sang with the Charlie Bell trio. In 2010, <mask> organized a 10-concert series, <mask> & the Masters of Jazz, at the Bruce County Museum inSouthampton, ON, presenting a line-up of world-class players who accompanied her as the vocalist. References External links Living people Actresses from Montreal American Academy of Dramatic Arts alumni Anglophone Quebec people Canadian casting directors Canadian women jazz singers Canadian television actresses Canadian voice actresses Canadian voice directors Singers from Montreal Year of birth

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title: Ney Elias

texts: Most known for his extensive travels in Asia, the English explorer, geographer, and diplomat, <mask>, CIE, was born on February 10, 1844. He is thought to have been an intelligence agent for Britain during the Great Game. In the Karakoram, Hindu Kush, Pamirs, and Turkestan regions of High Asia, he traveled extensively. He was the second son of <mask>, who died in 1891, and was born on February 10, 1844. He became a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society in 1865 and studied geography and surveying under the society's instructors. In 1868, he volunteered to lead an expedition and examine the old and new courses of the Hoang-ho, after leaving the employment of a mercantile house. For the first time accurate information about the diversion of the Yellow River was given in a paper published in the Royal Geographical Society's Journal.In July 1872, along with a Chinese servant, he embarked on a journey from the great wall to the Russian frontier and back again. The geographical results of the journey were summed up in a paper. At a time when the Chinese provinces were overrun by the Tungani rebels, it was accomplished. The Russian officers stared at him as if he had dropped from the sky as he traveled for many weeks in constant apprehension of attack. By no means a robust man, his will and silent courage carried him through all the perils of the way, while the accuracy of his observation and the scientific value of his record earned the highest approval of authorities like Sir Henry Rawlinson and Sir Henry Yule. The government of India retained his services after he received the founder's medal of the Royal

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texts: Sikkim expedition, and in October 1889 he took command of a mission to report on the political geography and condition of the Shan States. The second major expedition through Hunza territory to the Yarkand River was advised by <mask> in the spring of 1889 according to Francis Younghusband. He was appointed agent to the governor-general at Meshed on December 14, 1891. He collaborated with Mr. E. D. Ross to bring out an English translation of the Tarikh-i-Rashidi by the cousin of the Emperor Baber.He retired from the service in 1896. He died of blood poisoning at his rooms in North Audley Street, London, on May 31, 1897. He was not married. "The New Bed of the Yellow River" is one of the works that are only accessible in the secret archives of the Indian government. The notes of a journey to the new course of the Yellow River were written in 1868. The journal was published in 1870. This is the first one."A Journey though Western Mongolia" was published in the R. G. S. Journal in 1873. There are no words to describe it. The Valley of the Shueli is in Western Yunnan. 199). There is a sketch of the history of the shans. The English version of the Tarikh-i-Rashidi was edited by N<mask>. "An Apocryphal Inscription in Khorassan" was published in 1896.There is a notice of an inscription at Turbat-i-Jam. The ed. of the Khojas of E. Turkestan. The Asiatic Society of Bengal was published in 1897. Attribution is further read by Morgan, G. There is a person named <mask> <mask>. Explorer and envoy in Asia. George Allen and Unwin were in London.The Companions of the Order of the Indian Empire Explorers of Central Asia

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title: Bob Wasserman

texts: Robert "<mask><mask> was an American politician and retired police chief who served as the Mayor of Fremont, California from 2004 to 2011. During his time as mayor and a city councilman, he was credited with integrating the economy and workforce into the larger Silicon Valley. Morris and <mask> were the parents of early life Wasserman. He moved with his family to Los Angeles when he was three years old. He was a member of the U.S. Army National Guard when he was 16 years old. He lied to the army recruiters about his age at the time of his enlistment. He was discharged after serving in the Korean War.He became a sergeant first class in the California National Guard after serving as a military police inspector. During the early 1950s, he continued his education. He received a bachelor's degree in political science and administration from California State University. He received a master's degree in public administration from the University of Southern California. He met Linda while working for the Montebello, California, police department. She was a Montebello municipal employee at the time. They married in a ceremony at the Montebello city hall in 1959 and had two children: Daniel, born in 1963, andJill, born in 1966.When he joined the Montebello, California, Police Department he was a police officer. He worked in police departments in Southern California during the 1950s, 60s and 70s. In 1969 he became the chief of the San Carlos Police Department. He became police chief of the Brea Police Department in 1972 after returning to Southern California with his family. In 1976, he was hired as the police chief in California. He retired in 1992. In 2012 Mike Lanam noted that Wasserman brought the department to state and national prominence.He served as president of the California Peace

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title: Bob Wasserman

texts: Officers' Association and was named Law Enforcement Executive of the Year. The Chief of Staff of the White House National Drug Control policy was appointed to a national law enforcement task force by Ronald Reagan. During the United States involvement in Bosnia, he was the deputy commissioner of the Interpol task force. He was first elected to the city council in 1992 and has been there ever since. During the 1990s and 2000s, Wasserman watched as a quiet East Bay city became an important part of the Silicon Valley. By 1999, there were 750 high tech companies in the area. By the same year, fifteen of the top one hundred fastest growing companies in the San Francisco Bay Area were located in Fremont.The city government was credited with attracting them to the area. In 2004, the Mayor of Fremont was not up for re-election. He is a member of the city council. On November 2, 2004, <mask> won the mayoral election with 26,763 votes, or 52.6 percent of the popular vote, defeating Bill Pease. He was inaugurated in 2004. He was re-elected to a second term on November 4, 2008. In the 2008 election, Steve Cho took 32% of the vote, but he was defeated by Wasserman, who took 42% of the vote.A new general plan for the city was developed by Wasserman. Technology corporations from Silicon Valley and companies from other industries were recruited to move into Fremont. He spearheaded efforts to build a Bay Area Rapid Transit station in the Warm Springs District of Fremont. The completion of the Pacific Commons shopping center was one of the major projects attributed to Wasserman. A new skatepark is under construction. Dirk Lorenz was appointed to the Planning Commission by Wasserman despite Lorenz's opposition to Wasserman's candidacy. The Oakland A's Major League Baseball team should be moved to


title: Robert Ardrey


title: Robert Ardrey

texts: in the social sciences were overturned by Ardrey's scientific work. African Genesis and The Territorial Imperative, two of his most widely read works, were instrumental in changing scientific doctrine and increasing public awareness of evolutionary science.His work inspired many scientists to enter their fields. <mask> was born in Chicago, the son of an editor and publisher. He was raised by his mother after his father died of pneumonia. He graduated from the University of Chicago with a degree in 1930, after growing up on the South Side of Chicago. He studied creative writing with Thornton Wilder, who would become his lifelong mentor. His first play, Star Spangled, opened on Broadway in 1935 but only lasted a few days. <mask> was granted financial independence to focus on writing plays.His first play, How to Get Tough About It, was produced on Broadway. He became MGM's highest paid writer after moving to Hollywood to work as a screenwriter. He wrote many screenplays there, including The Three Musketeers, Madame Bovary, and The Secret Garden. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Writing, Story, and Screenplay for the screenplay for Khartoum, directed by Basil

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texts: Dearden and starring Charlton Heston and Laurence Olivier. <mask> became less enamored with Hollywood during the 1950s due to the growing role money had started to play in creative decisions. He renewed his interest in human origins and human behavior, which he had studied at the University of Chicago, at the same time. He and his family moved to Switzerland in the summer of 1956.He traveled to Southern and Eastern Africa to conduct research for his first book on the subject, African Genesis. He wrote a total of four books in the Nature of Man Series, including his best known book The Territorial Imperative. He and his second wife lived in Rome for 17 years. They moved to a small town named Kalk Bay in 1977. He died on January 14, 1980. The Holy Trinity Church overlooks False Bay and contains his and his wife's ashes. Ardrey 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


title: Robert Ardrey

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title: Robert Ardrey

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title: Robert Ardrey

texts: after signing a contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. He worked on several projects, including Samuel Goldwyn's notorious boondoggle remake of Graustark, which was cancelled, and a western called The Cowboy and the Lady, from which he was dropped. He worked with Samuel Goldwyn, Clarence Brown, Pandro Berman, Garson Kanin, Gene Fowler, Lillian Hellman, Sidney Howard, and S.N. in Los Angeles. There is a man named Behrman.He was told that his Broadway agent, Harold Freedman, had sold the film rights to his play How to Get Tough About It. <mask> decided to take a break and write a play. He traveled to Tucson to marry Helen Johnson with Garson Kanin as his best man. He sent a note to Samuel Goldwyn after his wedding. I think I'm wasting your money and you're wasting my time. He moved back to the east coast with his new wife to work on a minor project and then on the play that would become Thunder Rock. During the period of escalation in Europe, <mask> wrote Thunder Rock, which would lead to World War II.<mask> became convinced that American involvement in the war was a moral necessity because of the growing isolationism among Americans. He did not intend to write a play about the

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texts: conflict until he was struck by a moment of inspiration during a performance of Swan Lake, in which he conceived of "the play from beginning to end, complete with first, second, and third act curtains." <mask> gives a summary of the play in his autobiography, saying that his story was that of a renowned journalist who had experienced the disillusionments of the 1930s had given up all hope of influencing man toward a better world. He is the keeper of a lonely lighthouse on a rock in Lake Michigan. The ship carrying immigrants to the New World was wrecked on that rock a century ago. He thought it was a time of hope. He recreated a world populated by hopeful immigrants to the New World within the lighthouse.The journalist-lightkeeper and the long-dead people of his own resurrection are in the play. His integrity catches up with him when he probes his own creations. They were also escaping problems of their world as much as he was. He returns to reality in the end. The anti-isolationist play, Thunder Rock, opened on Broadway in 1939. It received a poor reception. <mask> wrote that Plays of Three Decades opened to the worst reviews he had ever received.The play contained a lot


title: Robert Ardrey

texts: of thunder and little rock. The play has been described as prescient despite the initial reception. It presaged the collapse of American isolationism. It was one of the few pieces of art that warned about the Asian threat. "<mask>'s play is remarkable in another way as well," said Albert Wertheim. It is one of the only plays to show the conflicts and dangers in the Pacific. All other pre-Pearl Harbor plays look across the Atlantic to Hitler, Mussolini, and Europe.When <mask> read a column from Britain in the summer of 1940, he found out that the show had been a huge hit in London. It had become so symbolic that it was called "London's Chu Chin Chow of World War II." Herbert Marshall had launched a production starring Michael Redgrave. The British Minister of Information, Duff Cooper, arranged for the Treasury department to fund a production of the play at the Globe Theatre in London's West End. The British public appreciated the play. The theatre did a great deal to keep the British people's spirits high. The spirit of hope was kept alight by an intellectual play at a time when it was closer to extinction than it had ever been.<mask> wrote this. The British people should be

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texts: grateful for what he did at a time of great despair. ... He urged us to never surrender. After its success in London, Thunder Rock had a lasting legacy. The adaption for television was produced by the BBC in 1946, after the live radio version was broadcast. The film was directed by the Boulting Brothers and starred Michael Redgrave.It was the first modern play to go up in the American zone when it was performed in Berlin after the war. It has gone up in productions all around the globe, including in Zimbabwe, where it was formerly known as Salisbury. After Broadway closed, <mask> returned to Hollywood. The adaptation of Sidney Howard's Pulitzer Prize-winning play They Knew What They Wanted was his first official credit. The film was directed by Garson Kanin and starred Carole Lombard and Charles Laughton. After a series of talks with RKO, <mask> and his new agent Harold Norling Swanson negotiated the first-ever independent contract with a major Hollywood studio for him to write the screen adaptation of the A. J. Cronin novel The Green Years. <mask> was not to be bothered until he completed his script in around six weeks, because the contract stipulated that he could work at

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title: Robert Ardrey

texts: his home.The Green Years was one of the highest-grossing films of 1946. <mask> returned to New York after the success in Hollywood. He wrote a letter to him. A disabled African American soldier returning to his home in the rural south after having fought in the war in the Pacific was the subject of a play. He gained the ability to run a machine after losing a leg. He is looking for a job and faced with bigotry from his countrymen. In 1946, Jeb opened in New York.George Jean Nathan, an American theatre critic, called it the best play on the topic of civil rights and it found small but enthusiastic audiences. The play had to close after only one week due to high production costs and low revenues. <mask> agreed with the critical consensus that Jeb was far ahead of its time. After the short run of Jeb <mask>, he moved back to Hollywood and signed a two-picture deal with MGM. The Secret Garden was written in 1947. He wrote the script for The Three Musketeers, which became the second-highest-grossing film of 1948. Lana Turner and Gene Kelly are in the film.This was Gene Kelly's favorite non- musical role. <mask> wrote the script for Madame Bovary. James Mason played the role of

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title: Robert Ardrey

texts: Flaubert in the film. <mask> used this as a way to frame the story and allow for a commentator, as the novel was originally tried for obscenity in France. <mask> was made chairman of the Political Advisory Committee of the Screen Writers Guild after being elected to the board in 1947. <mask> flew to Washington, along with Lauren Bacall, Humphrey Bogart, Gene Kelly, Danny Kaye, and John Huston, to defend The Hollywood Ten. <mask> helped to lodge a suit against the Hollywood blacklist with the Supreme Court.The suit was dropped four years after it came up for review. <mask> started to travel abroad in the early '50s partly due to the enforcement of the blacklists and partly due to the increasing role banks were playing in creative decisions. He traveled to Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, the Riviera, Venice, Yugoslavia, and Istanbul for a month. He described the travels as necessary exercises for his book. <mask> was a member of the group "Hollywood for Stevenson", which supported Adlai Stevenson's presidential campaign. An investigator was sponsored by the group to go to Nixon's hometown for research. Nixon was known as "Tricky Dick" in the high school newspaper archives.<mask>

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title: Robert Ardrey

texts: wrote a play about the persecution of communists after the Cold War. The play was presented at the Phoenix Theatre in London. Mr. <mask>'s contribution in the last act is a clear and perceptive statement of what it is doing to America. The function of a writer is performed by him in Sing Me No Lullaby. He found the words to describe something that was vague and ominous. He is far enough away from political recriminations that he can state it in terms of character and life of the spirit. <mask> wrote an adaptation of John Masters' novel.<mask> entered into negotiations over rewrites due to the intervention of the banks financing the film. He quit and took his name off the film. Shadow of Heroes was written by <mask> about the Hungarian Uprising of 1956. Julia Rajk and her son were released from the custody of the Soviets. <mask> turned his attention to Africa. He continued his career as a screenwriter even though he was about to start his work in paleoanthropology. Out of Africa was the first screenplay he wrote.The Academy Award-nominated Khartoum was written in 1966. Basil Dearden directed Khartoum Khartoum. The film is based on historical accounts of the Siege of Khartoum

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title: Robert Ardrey

texts: by the Mahdist army. General Gordon and the Mahdi were both played by Charlton Heston. It's a good part, presents the challenge of doing a mystic, as well as the English thing, wrote Heston in his autobiography. It's a good script. Heston's assessment of the script was accepted by the Academy.<mask> was nominated for an Oscar in 1967. <mask> died in South Africa. Max Ascoli, publisher of The Reporter, offered to buy anything <mask> would write there if he went to Africa. <mask> renewed his relationship with Richard FosterFlint. <mask>'s background in geology and paleontology made him the ideal person to investigate the claims made by Raymond Dart. Ardrey examined Dart's evidence after meeting him in South Africa. There was a sample of 5,000 fossils from the Makapan cave.The lower jaw bones of small gazelles, which could be used as cutting tools, and the humerus of antelope, which could be used as clubs, were overrepresented. As man's direct ancestors, the use of weapons predated the development of large brains. <mask> wrote an article about Dart's theory. It received a lot of attention and was reprinted in Science Digest. This trip would serve as the beginning of <mask>'s


title: Robert Ardrey

texts: renewed interest in the human sciences. <mask> was a scientist and science writer. In 1969 he was contracted by Universal to write a screenplay for Baroness Karen Blixen's memoir Out of Africa, but it was never produced.The work at first seems different from his early career, but later commentators emphasized the continuity. BayardWebster wrote in his New York Times obituary that he was writing about social conditions in both genres. Both involved humans and animals. The dramatic theme was the same: the difficulties humans and other animals have in dealing with each other, and the reasons for their actions. <mask>'s work was praised for its scientific content and writing quality. <mask>'s new book captures the Homeric quality of the subject that so many scientists feel but are unable to put into words. His opinions, like those in his earlier works, are controversial but more open, squarely stated, and closer to the truth than the protests of his most scandalized critics.African Genesis was William D. Templeman's third lesson. His students at the University of Southern California were included in the volume. A.J. According to Jacobs, a quote from African Genesis was the most


title: Robert Ardrey

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texts: most famous proponents of the hunting hypothesis and the killer ape theory. <mask> believes that the ancestors of Australopithecus were able to survive millions of years of dry weather by adapting to the hunting ways of other species. Pre-humans were differentiated from other primate's by changes in survival techniques and social organization. There are unique developments in the human brain caused by concomitant changes in diet.The killer ape theory states that aggression was a key factor in hunting prey for food and distinguished prehuman ancestors from other primates. According to <mask>, aggression is an evolutionary trait still present in man. The blank-slate hypothesis was challenged by him. <mask> was attacked for the blank-slate hypothesis. The debate led to a lot of interest in human origins. Strother Martin gave copies of two of <mask>'s books to Sam Peckinpah, who was influenced by <mask>'s ideas. The violent behavior of apes in the "Dawn of Man" sequence of 2001 has been described by an archeology expert in a PBS film.The popularization of the theory of African Genesis by <mask> is a major turning point in understanding the dawn of humanity. Konrad Lorenz: On

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title: Robert Ardrey

texts: Aggression was published in 1966 by the University of Chicago. Aldine Publishing is in Chicago. They wrote Man the Hunter. The 1966 Chicago conference was organised byWashburn's students. The Hunting Apes: Meat Eating and the Origin of Human Behavior was written by Craig Stanford. Some of the scientists whose research particularly informed <mask>'s scientific investigations, and with several of whom Ardrey consulted at length.The Brotherhood of Fear is a play about three decades of fear. The online version of Star Spangled was played by Leakey and <mask>. The Guggenheim fellowship was granted in 1937. The Sidney Howard Memorial Award was given in 1940. The Theresa Helburn Memorial Award was given in 1961. The Willkie Brothers grant was for anthropology. <mask>'s papers can be found in a number of university libraries.The primary archive for the <mask> Collection is located at Boston University. <mask>'s works are held at UCLA, Rutgers, and the University of Chicago. The <mask>rey Estate Answers.com is an official site of The Robert Ardrey plays and screenplays. <mask>, The Scourge of Territorialism, and <mask>, Territorialism and War are both written by <mask>. The National

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title: Robert Ardrey

texts: Museum of Natural History Bulletin for Teachers was written by <mask>. Sussman. 19 No. Fall 1997.There are excerpts from African Genesis. The University of Chicago Special Collections Research Center has a guide to the Robert Ardrey


title: Yann Lovelock

texts: An English writer and Buddhist translator named <mask> BEM was born on February 11, 1939. <mask> was born on February 11, 1939. While studying at St Edmund Hall, Oxford, he began his career as a poet, editor and reviewer. His writing appeared in magazines and small presses. He helped edit Peter Mortimer's Iron, Nick Toczek's The Little Word Machine, and Ian Robinson's Oasis. He was the English editor of the literary annual of Europe. His main focus was on the poetry of the Low Countries and he was commissioned to write a study of modern Dutch poetry in translation.He helped edit and translate many Dutch-language poets. The Colour of the Weather was edited and translated by him, as was In the Pupil's Mirror. He was elected a member of the Belgian "dialect academy" in 1995. He was commissioned by UNESCO to co-translate works from Eastern languages. The translations have included selections from Serge Pey. <mask>'s involvement with Buddhism was the other side of his life. Between 1982 and 2005 he was responsible for the educational outreach and interfaith work of the Buddhist vihara.He co-founded the Buddhist Prison Chaplaincy Organisation with Venerable Khemadhammo. His national involvement in multi-faith activities has included serving on the executives of the National Association of Standing Advisory Councils on Religious Education and of the Inter Faith Network UK. He was an alternate faith member on the West Midlands Regional Assembly. The British Empire Medal was awarded to him in 2012 for his services to community cohesion and inter-faith relations. The vegetable book is an unnatural history. Folk Tales of Ancient Persia was published in New York City in

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title: Yann Lovelock

texts: 1974. The Line forward is a survey of modern Dutch poetry in English.The Dhammatalaka Peace Pagoda is a guide. There was a poetry short circuit in Scotland in 1975. City & Beyond was published in 1976. The book "strangers in amber" is from London in 1976. Building Jerusalem and The Grid areprose poems. A scattering folder, platform poets 25. Oasis, London, 1990, Blue Cubes for a Catarrh.The haiku pavement was published in 1990. Poems from the University of Salzburg, Austria, in 1995. Raunchland Publications is located in Dunfermline, Scotland. Inheriting Hawkstone was published in 1999. Jasim Uddin wroteTranslations Gipsy wharf with Barbara Painter. Manik Bandopadhyaya and Barbara Painter wrote "Padma River Boatman" in 1973. Radha's Lotus: Love-poems from the Bengali (with Barbara Painter), Issue 9 of Platform/Green Horse booklet was published in 1975.The Poet of the Sikhs, Bhai Vir Singh, was born in Delhi, India, in 1976. Melanthika: an anthology of Pan-Caribbean writing was edited by Philip Nanton and Nick Toczek. The anthology of Walloon poetry was edited and translated by <mask> <mask>. The Menard Press was in London in 1980. The Sign of the Hamster was written by Hugo Claus and others. The poems in A Vanishing Emptiness were edited by <mask> <mask> and translations were done by Theo Hermans and others. A Townscape of Flanders was written by Anton van Wilderode.H.C. ten Berge wrote The White Shaman. Iron Press published Modern Walloon Poetry from Belgium in 1997. A Common Language: Selected Poems was edited by Anne Born. Every Poem is a Decapitated Head Held up by a Single Hair is a poem by Serge Pey. The poem "In the Interstices of Indra's Net: a

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title: Hans Hoogervorst

texts: The retired Dutch politician is a member of the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy. He was the former chairman of the International Accounting Standards Board. After attending a Gymnasium in Haarlem from June 1968 until June 1974 and applying to the University of Amsterdam in July 1974 for a Bachelor of Arts degree in Modern history, he obtained a Master of Arts degree in 1980. In March 1981 he applied for a postgraduate education in International relations at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies in Baltimore, Maryland. He worked as a financial analyst at the National Bank of Washington in Washington, D.C. from August 1983 to March 1986 and as a civil servant for the Ministry of Finance from March 1986 to September 1987. The Leader of the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy Frits Bolkestein hired Hoogervorst as a political consultant from September 1987 to May 1994 and as a speech writer from April 1990 to May 1994. After the election of 1994, <mask> was elected as a Member of the House of Representatives and served as a spokesman for Finances.The State Secretary for Social Affairs and Employment in the Cabinet Kok II was appointed after the election of 1998. The Cabinet Kok II resigned in April 2002 after the conclusion of the report into the Srebrenica massacre during the Bosnian War. After the election of 2002, <mask> returned as a Member of the House of Representatives. The Minister of Finance in the Cabinet Balkenende I was appointed on July 22, 2002. The Cabinet Balkenende I fell just four months later on 16 October 2002 and continued to serve in a demissionary capacity with Hoogervorst appointed as Minister of Economic Affairs dual serving in both positions. On January 30, 2003 <mask> took office as a Member of the House of Representatives. After the formation of the cabinet in 2003 <mask> was appointed as the Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport in the Cabinet Balkenende II.The Cabinet Balkenende II fell on June 30, 2006 and was replaced by the Cabinet Balkenende III, which took office on July 7, 2006 with <mask> remaining as Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport. He served as

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title: Vasile Moldoveanu

texts: <mask> was born in Constana in 1935. As a student at the "Ciprian Porumbescu" University of Music,<mask> studied voice under the supervision of the tenor. He made his opera debut at the Romanian Opera on January 9, 1966 in Pagliacci by Ruggero Leoncavallo. Between 1966 and 1971 he performed at the Romanian Opera. He sang in 22 operas, mostly in secondary roles, but also in main roles. He appeared in secondary roles on the first operas from Electrecord. He was invited to Germany in 1971 by the Viktor and Friedrich Pasch agencies.He arrived in Germany in 1972 after initial difficulties in obtaining a visa because he was not a member of the Communist Party. The authorities started an inquiry and he was sentenced to death in his absence for refusing to return to the country during a mission of representation of the Romanian state. He was sentenced to five years imprisonment and seizure of property after the case was heard again in his absence. In 1972 he made his first international appearance as Manrico at the Regensburg Opera. In Amsterdam, he was known as Rodolfo, followed by Il Duca di Mantova. His debut at the Vienna State Opera was in 1973, but he returned in 1987 as Des Grieux. In 1973, he appeared for the first time as Don Carlos in Verdi's homonymous opera, a role he would sing more than 75 times during his career.He signed a four-year contract with the opera in 1974. He sang in many productions there, including Lucia di Lammermoor, La bohme, Un ballo in maschera and La traviata. He was cast in a movie directed by Roman Polanski. The vice-president of Columbia Artists Management, who became his manager for eleven years, proposed to him at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. He made his debut in Don Carlos, directed by Luchino Visconti. <mask> in

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title: Sima Ying

texts: <mask> was a Jin Dynasty imperial prince who served briefly as his brother Emperor Hui's regent and crown prince. He was one of the princes associated with the War of the Eight Princes. There were no posthumous names for the Prince of Chengdu. <mask> was Jin's 16th son and the concubine of Cheng. The Prince of Chengdu was created by the Emperor. <mask> remained in the capital after Emperor Hui succeeded to the throne. <mask> was sent away from the capital to take up the defense post after he was reprimanded by the emperor for disrespecting him.<mask> <mask> was handsome but not much more intelligent than his brother Emperor Hui, but he developed a good reputation among officials and the people because he was kind to his mother and listened to the advice of his capable advisor. After murdering Crown Prince Yu in 300, she was overthrown by Emperor Hui's granduncle <mask> Lun. In 301, <mask> Lun took over the throne. <mask> Yong is the grandson of Emperor Hui's great grandson, and he is one of the princes suspected. The prince declared a rebellion to restore the emperor. The other wing of <mask> Lun's forces collapsed after <mask> <mask> defeated them at Lu's suggestion. <mask> Jiong and <mask> <mask>'s forces were approaching.The emperor's throne was returned to him after <mask> Lun was captured by officials who declared for the rebellion as well. He was forced to take his own life. The associates of <mask> Lun were executed. After overthrowing <mask> Lun, some thought that a power balance that Emperor Wu had hoped for at his death might be restored, as Princes Jiong and <mask> were each given regent titles. The princes were worried

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texts: about each other's power, and the prince decided to return to his defense post after giving up the central government. When he bid farewell to <mask> Jiong, he did not talk about politics at all, but only about his mother's illness, and this brought praise on his character, as well as his subsequent acts to collect the bodies of soldiers who had died in the war against <mask> Lun <mask> Jiong became arrogant in the capital because of his accomplishments.He ran the central government from his mansion and rarely visited the emperor or attended the imperial meetings. He enlarged his mansion to be as large as the palace, but he wouldn't change his ways even when his associates tried to change him. When Emperor Hui's grandsons <mask> Zang and <mask> Shang died in childhood, <mask> <mask> was considered the appropriate successor, but <mask> Jiong chose to ignore him and recommend the seven-year-old. <mask> Yong was suspicious of him because he had initially wanted to support <mask> Lun. <mask> Yong started a conspiracy and invited <mask> Ai the Prince of Changsha to overthrow <mask> Jiong because he thought <mask> Ai would fail. After they won, he would make <mask> <mask> the emperor and serve as the prime minister. Despite opposition from his strategist, <mask> Yong declared his rebellion in the winter of 302.<mask> Ai was part of the conspiracy and <mask> Jiong made a pre-emptive strike against her. <mask> Jiong was executed after his forces collapsed in a street battle. In order to reduce opposition, <mask> Ai submitted all important matters to <mask> <mask>, still stationed at Yecheng. <mask> <mask> was arrogant and trusted

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title: Sima Ying

texts: inappropriate persons after <mask> Jiong's death. Even though <mask> Ai submitted all important matters to him, he still considered <mask> Ai an interference to his control of government and wanted to eliminate him. <mask> Yong persuaded <mask> <mask> to join him against <mask> Ai because he wanted to be prime minister. They started military action against <mask> Ai in the fall of 303, and while they had overwhelming force, they could not score a conclusive victory against <mask> Ai.<mask> Yong's forces were about to leave in the spring of 304 when the grandson of a great-granduncle of Emperor Hui arrested him and delivered him to <mask> Yong's general. <mask> <mask> was in control of the government from Yecheng. The regent and crown prince ordered the second wife and heir to the throne to be deposed. The crown prince was created at <mask> Yong's pre-arranged petition. He put people he trusted in charge of the defense of the town. <mask> Yue's command in summer 304 led to the rise of the officials in Luoyang. <mask> Yue and Emperor Hui attacked Ye Cheng.After some initial hesitation, <mask> <mask> defeated <mask> Yue's troops and forced him to flee. He kept Emperor Hui at Ye Cheng. This gave Wang Jun, the commander of the forces in You Province, with whom <mask> <mask> had prior disputes, an excuse to attack <mask> <mask>, and he did so. Before they could be reinforced with Xiongnu forces under the command of <mask> <mask>'s associate, Wang's forces collapsed in fear of their fighting abilities. Without troops to support him, <mask> <mask> was forced to flee to the other side of the country. After hearing <mask> <mask>'s collapse,

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title: Sima Ying

texts: Liu Yuan declared independence from Jin and styled himself the Prince of Han, claiming descent through a princess from the Han Dynasty. He found the troops of his ally <mask> Yong in the same place as he arrived.<mask> Chi the Prince of Yuzhang, crown prince, was created after <mask> Yong turned his back on <mask> <mask> and had him removed from his crown prince position. The Prince of Chengdu was demoted. <mask> Yong's control allowed Emperor Hui, Crown Prince Chi, and <mask> <mask> to move to Chang'an. The people of Yecheng missed the days when he was considered a capable governor under Lu's guidance after he was removed as crown prince. The generals, who were his former subordinates, declared a rebellion in order to restore him. While <mask> Yong was trying to suppress the rebellion, <mask> Yue declared a rebellion and <mask> <mask> was unable to progress to Yecheng. After <mask> Yue defeated <mask> Yong in 306, he put out an order for <mask> <mask>'s arrest, and <mask> <mask> fled with his sons <mask> Pu and <mask> Kuo.<mask> Xiao, the Prince of Fanyang, imprisoned <mask> <mask> but did not want to kill him. When <mask> Xiao died, his secretary made an order for <mask> <mask> to commit suicide because there were still many of his supporters in the city. His two sons were also killed. Ji placed <mask> <mask>'s casket on a wagon in his command train and he would report all important decisions to her casket. After Ji was defeated, his associates took his body out of the well and buried it. There are references to Fang and Xuanling. The book of Jin is called Jin Shu.The Jin dynasty had generals, imperial princes, regents, and

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title: Hassan Khoga

texts: director. Al Jawhari is a poet. 11. Al Bayati is a poet. A writer and literary critic.The historian is Taha Baqir. Saudi Arabia 15 has a Minister of Culture and Information. The head of the academy is Blokhin. Lev Gumileov historian Dr. The son of the Nile is a film director. After thirty years of his birth, one of the highest degrees in art cinema belongs to Dr. <mask>, who was born in 1946, in a modest house on the outskirts of Alexandria, from a dealer named Nubia. He tried to take advantage of the presence in Italy and his mastery of Italian language to study film directing at the Experimental Center of Cinema in Rome, but he couldn't afford his own high school.A scholarship from Sudan to study film directing art in one of the most important cinematic art institute in the world in the Soviet Union in 1968 and the grant from the Soviet Union Government to the Government of Sudan, were the beginnings of the Soviet Union. The first film is twenty minutes, the second is half an hour and the third is an hour and a half. After searching for a PhD degree about the creative problems and schools directorial debut in cinema developing countries, it was a good and important theoretical research for Academic Film Establishment and came on the spot more than one offer to teach at universities in the world. The word Hirogylvah means "Nub Heroglophic Word for Gold" in Nubia, a land of gold. The civilization of the Nile Valley started in Nubia before seven thousand years ago and lived in Abanha on the banks of the Nile River since the dawn of history. Nubia was the focus of ambitions and greedy invaders and usurpers, and lived for two thousand years in the fierce wars between them, and that's what it was easier for them to occupy and plunder its. The great king of Mina wanted his people to be revered by a golden son.King Menes gained all those titles and labels because he was able to bring together his country and unite it


title: Ivan Yumashev

texts: The commander-in-chief of the Soviet Navy from January 1947 to July 1951 was <mask>. He was the son of a clerk. He was kicked out of fifth grade school in 1910 because his family couldn't afford school fees. He began his career at the age of 15 as a shoemaker, worker at a cement factory and delivery man for the Transcaucasian Railways. After the death of his father, he moved with his mother to the village of Kapustin Yar, where he became a clerk of a volost government. He entered the school in September 1912. He was assigned to a cruiser in the Baltic Fleet.He was promoted to a non-commissioned officer after serving as a fireman. He was elected chairman of the Sailors' Committee in Reval after the February Revolution. He was dismissed from the Navy and returned to Krasny Yar. He became chairman of the local Committee of the Poor Peasants after the October Revolution. He joined the Russian Communist Party in August of 1918. He joined the Red Army Naval Forces in February 1919 and participated in the Russian Civil War on the ships of the Astrakhan-Caspian and Volga-Caspian military flotillas. He fought on the Volga River and the Caspian Sea and was part of the defense of Astrakhan.In August 1920, he served in the Baltic Fleet. He was the assistant commander of the Marat before he was the commander. He was in prison until the end of the storming of the fortress by the Red Army after he was arrested by the rebels. He took part in the first long-distance cruise of the Soviet fleet in 1924. He graduated from special courses for commanding officers of the fleet in 1925. The destroyers were assigned to the Baltic Fleet. He was second assistant to the commander


title: Ivan Yumashev

texts: of the battleship Marat.In 1932. He captained the cruiser Komintern in the Black Sea Fleet. He commanded the destroyer flotillas. He attended tactical courses at the Naval Academy. The introduction of personal military ranks in the USSR was ordered by the People's Commissar of Defense of the USSR No. The military rank of flagship was awarded to I. S<mask> on November 28, 1935. He became chief of staff of the Black Sea Fleet in September 1937 and commander of the Black Sea Fleet in January 1938.He commanded the Pacific Fleet until 1947 during World War II. He built naval bases, airfields and coastal defense in the Soviet Far East to strengthen the fleet. On June 4, 1940, he was promoted to the rank of Vice admiral and on May 31, 1943, he was awarded the rank of admiral. He was in charge of the Pacific Fleet war against Japan from August to September 1945. The Pacific Fleet helped the troops of the 1st and 2nd Far Eastern Fronts in their victory over the Kwantung Army. He was in charge of the landing operation at the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. He was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union and the Order of Lenin for his role in the battles with the Japanese.In 1947 he was promoted to Commander in Chief of the Soviet Navy and in 1950 he became Minister of the Navy. He was the director of the Naval Academy. In 1972 <mask> died in Leningrad. The Soviet Navy's cruiser and the Russian Navy's frigate are named after <mask>. There are references to ероии                          .2. .:. 1988 The year 1981 ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, The year 1982. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,   ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, In 1985. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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title: Luciano (DJ)

texts: <mask> is a DJ and producer who was born in Montcherand, Switzerland. He's a five-time DJ Awards winner and ten-time nominee. He was involved in promoting the underground electronic music scene. Latin American music is strongly influenced by his DJ sets. <mask>'s initial style of techno has evolved into a blend of house and techno. <mask> was born in Montcherand, Switzerland to a father and mother. His father was a repairman with a large record collection.When he moved to Santiago, Chile at the age of eleven, his musical upbringing in Switzerland would not be as influential as it was when he was younger. After his parents' divorce, his mother and sister relocated there. <mask>'s involvement with music began when his mother bought him a guitar when he was twelve years old. He was a member of a punk rock band at school. He found out that electronic instruments were replacing analog ones. His interest in electronic music began after finding a French band that used drum machines in place of a drum set. <mask> and his wife have several children.<mask> moved from Berlin to a Swiss village to spend more time with them. <mask> is surrounded by nature. His signature image was his moustache. He has a hot pink streak in his hair. <mask> took his dedication to electronic music to the clubs of Santiago, Chile, and was influenced by the Detroit fathers of techno. His friendship with Adrian Schopf influenced his decision to DJ. <mask> hid backstage during police raids when he DJed at clubs that he was too young to attend.<mask> began DJing at the age of sixteen, but did not begin producing until nineteen. <mask> did construction and other odd jobs throughout his youth to support himself. He became involved in the techno scene by promoting and playing parties. <mask> was trying to carve a path for electronic music events at local clubs in a city that was heavy on rock music. <mask> was given a break by the owner of the club La Batuta, which is a popular rock

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title: Luciano (DJ)

texts: venue. Many of the club's patrons were converted to techno after a year and a half of listening to his music. In his days of nurturing the electronic music scene in the Chilean club circuit, he would make ties with various prominent figures such as Adrian Schopf, and most famously, Ricardo Villalobos.Villalobos was a German who lived in Santiago and would visit with Dandy Jack. <mask> threw a party called "Encuentros con la Technocultura" and they played at it. The two of them became close after Villalobos stayed in Santiago for six months. <mask> described their musical project as "rhythmic electronic music". <mask> would visit Villalobos in Ibiza for the first time in a month and a half. He found that the island exceeded all of his expectations and that it was a sanctuary for music as well. <mask> played Santiago's own Love Parade in 1999 before he left for Europe.<mask> moved back to Switzerland in 2000 to study sound engineering. <mask> was running out of opportunities as a musician due to his unfinished education and geography. He established a residency at the Weetamix club in Switzerland. <mask> joined the Cocoon team in Ibiza in 2001 to play at the famous Monday night at Amnesia. He started his residency at DC10 a club in Ibiza that was known for its after hours party and was a core part of the Cocoon Ibiza party. <mask> still plays a few Cocoon parties at Amnesia even though he left to pursue his own parties. Swiss DJ/producer Philippe Quenum collaborated on music with his friend, Cadenza <mask>.They wanted to release two tracks in 2002. The album cover for the tracks was designed by his sister Amélie. The logo for their label name "Cadenza" was designed by her along with the cover. It was supposed to be a platform for releasing only a few tracks. <mask> and Quenum decided to keep running the label because of the huge success of their first single, "Orange Mistake." <mask> has ten people working the day-to-day operations. His sister is

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title: Luciano (DJ)

texts: doing all the graphics.The digital side of the label was called Cadenza Lab. A live laptop jam session was a part of the Live The Narod Niki project. The performances of Narod Niki were usually assigned a theme. <mask> Loco, Lee Van Dowski, and Digitaline would play sounds using Ableton Live <mask> would stand with his back to the audience and pick the sounds that would be heard by the audience. The sound of five DJs and a percussionist was synchronized with a visual aspect.<mask>, Todd Graft and Micro Chunk were in charge of the visuals. There were eleven tour dates, with stops in Europe, Asia, and North America. In the summer of 2009, when DC10 went on a hiatus, <mask> threw a free daytime party from 4pm to midnight at a beach club owned by Pissenem. <mask> had known and worked with the owner of Ushuaa for a long time. It was skeptical that Ushuaia would succeed due to the Ibiza's regulations on daytime music parties. <mask> continued to hold his party "Luciano & Friends" on Thursdays despite Ushuaa being a serious competitor. <mask> helped turn the free beach party into a successful venture featuring a new hotel and a pool party that sold thousands of tickets each week.The party was moved to Tuesdays in the summer of 2013). <mask> created a party concept called "Vagabundos," which means vagabonds in Spanish, to showcase the artists on Cadenza's booking roster at Ibiza's famous club, Pacha. The concept was created by Samuel Guetta, the former manager of <mask> and Cadenza. The aesthetic was based on a traveling band of gypsies and performers, which was clearly communicated in their advertisement campaigns and party decor. <mask> and his label mates were called "vagabundos sin futuros" or "vagabonds without futures" by the Brazilians due to their lifestyle of partying late and constantly traveling. <mask> thought the name and idea was appropriate for his party. The company came back as Vagabundos 2.0, with a slightly different look.The party

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title: Luciano (DJ)

texts: toured around the world for three years. The party moved from Pacha to Booom. Ibiza for unknown reasons. Each year after the season, a CD has been released. <mask> and Argy mixed the first two. <mask> was a part of the program "Bridges for Music" in South Africa. <mask>'s friend, Valentino Barrioseta, runs a non-profit organization that helps reach out to underprivileged communities via music.<mask> participated in the workshop in order to show that music can be found even in remote areas. <mask>, his wife and sister founded a charity in May. His family's visit to the Arhuaco tribe in South America inspired him to do good. Smaller charities that help struggling communities receive the proper health and nutrition programs are supported by "One Coin For Life". It is supported by donations from the electronic music community. <mask> moved his family and label from Switzerland to Barcelona, Spain in October. The move allowed for the launch of his artist management company called Aether Artists and brought work and family closer to Ibiza.<mask> is one of eighteen new and established artists at the agency. <mask> has had various projects throughout his production career. <mask> worked with Villalobos on Sense Club as well as with Argenix Brito and Pier Bucci. His first full-length album "Blind Behaviour" was released on Peace Frog Recordst in 2004. <mask> and Martin Schopf spent many weekends playing and making music together, resulting in the project Carabina 30/30. <mask> has released on two labels. "Tribute to the Sun" was his last album.<mask> was asked to mix the second volume of sci.fi.hi.fi because he was not a fan of creating mix CDs. He finally conceded after initially resisting the proposition. <mask> collaborated with a pop rock artist. At the Ibiza 123 Rocktronic festival, the two performed together. Jaw - 7direction(s) (Cadenza 105) Arno Joey - Words Gone (<mask>) was released in 2002. <mask> has won DJ Awards.<mask> is the Best Tech

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title: Fred Borch

texts: Colonel <mask><mask> is a career United States Army attorney with a master's degree in national security studies, who served as the chief prosecutor of the Guantanamo military commission. He resigned his commission in August 2005 after three prosecutors complained that he had rigged the system against them. Robert L. Swann replaced him as a civilian consultant. He was the first archive historian for the Judge Advocate General Corps. He was a visiting professor at the University of Leiden in the Netherlands, teaching about terrorism and counter- terrorism. <mask> earned a B.A. He was commissioned into the U.S. Army after graduating from Davidson College.He received his J.D. from the University of North Carolina. At the University of Brussels, I received a degree. In international and comparative law. <mask> spent two years as a defense counsel at the Army's Trial Defense Service in Kaiserslautern, Germany. <mask> graduated from the Judge Advocate General's school in 1987 with a degree in Military Law. <mask> was assigned to Fort Bragg's XVIII Airborne Corps, while also serving as a civilian assistant District Attorney for North Carolina. He studied at the Command and General Staff College.Between the JAG office and the Pentagon, he was assigned a job with the Joint Service Committee for Military Justice. He proposed changes to the Manual for Courts-Martial and drafted legislation related to the Uniform Code of Military Justice. <mask> was promoted to deputy chief in the Army's Government Appellate Division after overseeing the successful prosecution of 13 drill sergeants accused of sexual misconduct. He was made a Staff Judge Advocate for the Army Signal Center. He received his Master's degree in National Security Studies after graduating from the Naval War College. He was a professor of International Law and focused on counter- terrorism. The Department of Defense set

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title: Fred Borch

texts: up a system of Combatant Status Review Tribunals, Administrative Review Boards, and Military Commissions in response to the United States Supreme Court decision in 2004.The Chief Prosecutor of the Military Commission was appointed by <mask>. He worked to prepare for the trials. Lieutenant Commander Charles Swift testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about the alleged corruption of the hearings. They were told by <mask> that the presiding officers would be sure to convict. According to reports, he said that all evidence that suggested that the suspects were innocent would be given a secret security classification, which would exclude it from the defense teams' review or knowledge. <mask> denounced the two men's statements, claiming they were "monstrous lies", but resigned his commission. The intelligence officer helped capture suspects in Afghanistan.Cooper admitted to referring to the prisoners as terrorists. After retiring from the military, <mask> worked as a civilian consultant. He is an active contributor to the journal of the Orders and Medals Society of America. <mask> published a book on military decorations in the U.S. Army and Air Force. The first archive historian for the JAG office was hired in 2006 by <mask>. <mask> was hired by The American Film Company to advise on the production of The Conspirator. The movie is about the military commission that tried Mary Surratt and the other conspirators in the Lincoln assassination.James McAvoy and Robin Wright are in the film. <mask> was a visiting professor at the University of Leiden in the Netherlands. He will teach about terrorism and counter- terrorism. In 2001, Judge Advocates in Combat: Army Lawyers in Military Operations from Vietnam to Haiti was published by the Department of Defense. The living people are the Judge Advocate General's Corps, the United States Army, and the General Staff

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title: Leandro Silva (fighter)

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title: Leandro Silva (fighter)

texts: 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 <mask> was attempting to secure a guillotine choke after dropping to the mat with Dober's neck secured in his arm. Dober moved his body to the side so he wouldn't be caught in the choke.As Dober continued to work free, <mask> seemed to be losing his grip on the submission. The referee touched the fighters as if he was standing them up. He was stopping the fight due to submission despite the fact that Dober was in no danger of being choked out from the hold. The Brazilian MMA Athletic Commission (CABMMA) overturned the fight after the referee admitted his mistake. Lewis Gonzalez faced <mask> at UFC Fight Night 70. <mask> won the fight. <mask> faced Escudero at The Ultimate Fighter Latin America 2 finale.<mask> won the fight. <mask> faced Saggo at UFC Fight Night 89. <mask> lost the fight. <mask> faced Rustam Khabilov on September 3, 2016 at UFC Fight Night 93. <mask> was released from the promotion after he lost the fight. <mask> made his promotional debut at ACB 51: <mask> vs. Torgeson on January 13, 2017, after being released from the UFC. He won the fight in the first round.<mask> was scheduled to face Musa Khamanaev at ACB 61. The event 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Leandro Silva (fighter)

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title: Ivor Stanbrook

texts: <mask> was a British Conservative party politician. He was a Member of Parliament for Orpington from 1970 to 1992. <mask> was the son of a laundry manager at the Sunlight Laundry and was born in Willesden, North London. He left Willesden High School at the age of 15 and went on to study economics and law at the University of London. He was a pilot for the Royal Air Force between 1943 and 1946. After finishing his postgraduate studies at Oxford, he went to Nigeria in 1950 to work for the Colonial Service as a District Officer in various regions of Northern and Western Nigeria. He was called to the bar at Inner Temple in 1960 and practised criminal law, as well as being a night lawyer for the Daily Express.<mask> was the unsuccessful Conservative candidate for the safe Labour seat of East Ham South in the 1966 general election. Eric Lubbock of the Liberal Party had represented the seat of Orpington in the 1970 general election with a majority of 1,332. He was often critical of his own front bench and was a combative and chronically rebel backbencher for more than two decades. He was a member of the 92 Group and was initially thought of as being on the right in the Conservative Party, but it is likely that he is more of a traditionalist. He mellowed in his views on immigration and nationality in the later years. <mask> served on the Parliamentary Select Committee for Home Affairs from 1983 to 1991, but was blocked from becoming its chairman in 1987 by the Labour MPs on the committee. He chaired the Conservative backbench Constitutional Committee

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title: Ivor Stanbrook

texts: and was a leading member of the Home Affairs and Northern Ireland committees.He took the chair in 1987 of the newly created all-party anti-apartheid group to counter the activities of the pro-South African committee. Margaret Thatcher appeared to condemn sanctions more than she condemned apartheid and refused to criticize the African National Congress for resorting to violence. He backed the Eminent Persons Group's attempt to end apartheid and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals He was at odds with Thatcher on other issues. In 1971 <mask> supported entry into the EEC. He was critical of the use of the whips against Sir Anthony Meyer's leadership challenge and in March 1990 proclaimed that Michael Heseltine was the best alternative to Thatcher: he had "dynamism, style and a softer image". He supported Heseltine in the second ballot of the leadership challenge.Efforts to deselect him in Orpington may have played a part in his decision not to fight another election. He was an advocate of banning Sinn Féin and taking a tough line with terrorists, even though he argued in 1979 that the BBC should be prosecuted under the prevention-of-terrorism legislation. <mask> was a firm believer in the need

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title: Ivor Stanbrook

texts: to help Africa resolve its problems. Europe had food surpluses while parts of Africa were ravaged by famine. His opposition to racism was accompanied by his support for strict control of immigration. From 1974 to 1977 he was the secretary of the Home Affairs Committee and vice-chairman of the Northern Ireland Committee. He chaired the Constitutional Committee from 1984 to 1984 and also served as chairman of the Nigerian, Zambian and Zimbabwean parliamentary groups.The British-Nigeria Association was founded in 1961. A man of singular energy, polite and quietly spoken, he could be sharp of tongue and often found brutal phrases in which to express his strong convictions. The private man lied to the public. Colleagues described a gentle figure who was fond of books and music. He left a mark on the parliamentary life of his time because he was too rebel to become a minister. John Barnes is a writer for The Independent. <mask> was married to Joan until her death in 2000.<mask> was a barrister and <mask> was a communications consultant. He had seven children. Clive's children are all boys. Three of Lionel's children are named Gwen. For a decade after 1980, he was a partner in the European law firm founded by his son Clive. After his retirement from Parliament, he concentrated on studying for a doctorate from the University of East Anglia, which he obtained in 1995. References Obituary The Guardian, 24 February 2004, Obituary The Independent, 26 February 2004, and Obituary The Daily Telegraph, 23 February 2004, have been published by author

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title: Jim Cantrell

texts: <mask> is a mechanical engineer and road racer. Phantom Space Corporation is trying to build space transportation technology. After working at the French Space Agency CNES and the NASA Jet Propulsion Lab, he worked as an independent consultant for fifteen years and was on the founding teams of SpaceX and Moon Express. He was the CEO of the company. <mask> is a mechanical engineer. <mask> was born and raised in Yucaipa, California, and went to high school in San Jose, California. He attended Utah State University for a BS in electrical engineering, but later changed to mechanical engineering.He worked as a research engineer at the JPL for a year after graduating from college. He worked on Mars exploration technologies at JPL. While working as a research engineer at the University's Space Dynamics Laboratory, he focused on Mars exploration and started work on his master's degree in mechanical engineering. After completing his degree, <mask> joined the French Space Agency. He supported the development of the Mars Snake for the Mars 94/ 96 balloon mission and worked on a joint French-Soviet Mars program. He returned to the U.S. in 1992 to work at the Space Dynamics Laboratory. He worked on missile defense programs between America and Russia.In 1997 he was promoted to the position of director program development. <mask> was the program manager for the privately funded solar sail program known as Cosmos 1 when he started independent consulting in 2001. The same year, Musk asked him to help him send a mission to Mars using Russian rockets because of their low price as

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title: Jim Cantrell

texts: delayed the first launch of the company's first vehicle until 2020.A mass layoff of 180 employees was caused by one of Vector's major investors pulling out. He served on the boards of several companies in the industry. In 2004, he became a board member at the Paragon Space Development Corporation. He was on the board of advisors for the Planetary Society. He is a member of the York Space Systems Board of Advisors. The source selection panels for NASA reviewed proposals for deep space and space science missions for 15 years. After graduating to drag racing in 1982, <mask> began racing on go-carts.He began racing in 2005. He has participated in 25 Hours of Thunderhill, 24 Hours of Daytona Classic, SCCA GT-1 Championship events, and vintage races all over the United States. He has been on the board of the Arizona Region Sports Car Club of America since 2012. Vintage Exotics Competition Engineering was founded in 2005. From 2010 to 2012 he was the Competition Driving Instructor. Trustees acting on behalf of Vector Launch Inc. filed a lawsuit. In order to "recover damages caused by Cantrell's breach of fiduciary duty as an officer and director", the case was filed in the bankruptcy court of Delaware.Multiple acts of "disloyal and systematic looting of Vector for his own personal financial gain in order to fund <mask>'s personal racing hobby and other business ventures unrelated to Vector" are included in the lawsuit. More than $4,000,000 in damages was sought by the suit. There are references to American mechanical engineers, American business people, and American racing

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title: Steve Veltman

texts: <mask> (born August 4, 1969 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; later raised in Conroe, Texas U.S.) is a former American "Old School/Mid School" professional Bicycle Motocross (BMX) racer whose prime competitive years were from 1980–1985 and 1987 to 1998. He was nicknamed "Spider-Man" due to his posture when he jumped his bicycle over moguls. He was tucked all the way back over to the rear wheel. His right elbow would be down while his left was up. This along with his red and white Hutch uniform and helmet with mirrored lensed goggles gave an impression of the comic book superhero Spider-Man swinging on his web. He joined the Vans Racing Team in April 1991. "Primetime" was what he was known as.Unless otherwise stated, professional firsts are on the national level. Depending on the era, the NBL "B" Pro/Super Class/"A" pro is in the ABA "A" pro. The ABA "AA" pro is in the NBL "A" Pro/All Pros/Pro Class. This listing only shows the racer's primary sponsors. A racer could have many co-sponsors. BMX press coverage and sponsors' advertisements can be used to verify primary sponsorships. Dates are given when possible.The co-factory of the Amateur World of Wheels is 1980 Mongoose. The owner of Hutch Hi-Performance saw <mask> for the first time at the 1981 ABA National in Ohio. He won his class. Hutchins saw him at the ABA Grand National. He gave him a uniform for the next two days at the Grand Nationals. Immediately after <mask> placed fourth in 12 Expert, he gave him a formal sponsorship. Hutch's first race was the ABA Winter Shootout Triple pointer on December 13, 1981 in Jersey City, New Jersey.After the Murray World Cup in 1986, <mask> took a year off from the National BMX racing circuit due to burnout, lacking the will to win and craving the desire to do other things. After the desire to complete returned, he returned in 1987. McDonald's was

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