title: Samuel Haughton

texts: <mask> was an Irish scientific writer. <mask> was the son of another <mask> and grandson of another <mask>. James "Vegetable" <mask> was the father of <mask>, a strong supporter of Father Theobald Mathew, a vegetarian, and an anti-slavery worker. In 1845, <mask> was elected a fellow of Trinity College, Dublin. He was awarded the Cunningham Medal by the Royal Irish Academy for his work on mathematical models. He had his ordination to the priesthood in 1847, but he wasn't a preacher. He was a professor at Trinity College.He held the position for thirty years. <mask> studied medicine in the 19th century. He graduated from the University of Dublin with a degree in medicine. Haughton became a doctor. He represented the university on the General Medical Council from 1878 to 1896 in order to improve the status of the school. He was elected fellow of the Royal Society in 1858. He received degrees from Oxford, Cambridge and Edinburgh.He moved a motion at the Academic Council in Trinity College Dublin to admit women to the University. The Degrees in Arts of the University should be opened to women in the opinion of the Council. The enthusiasm and contribution of women in the natural sciences was witnessed by Haughton through his work as Professor of Geology. He was unsuccessful in his attempt to get women admitted to TCD until his death in 1897. 5 years after his death, his motion was finally passed. Haughton developed the original equations for hanging as a humane method of execution, whereby the neck was broken at the time of the drop, so that the condemned

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texts: person did not slowly strangle to death. "On hanging considered from a mechanical and Physiological point of view" was published in the London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine.32 No. There was a call for a drop energy of 2,240 ft-lbs. The Table of Drops was suggested in the report of the Capital Sentences Committee, which he was a member of from 1886 to 1888. Papers were written for journals in London and Dublin. His topics included the laws of equilibrium, the motion of solid and fluid bodies, sun-heat, radiation, climates and tides. The Old Red Sandstone of Waterford was covered in his papers. <mask> was secretary of the Royal Zoological Society of Ireland for twenty years.He gave a lecture on animal mechanics to the Royal Society. The building of the first locomotives was looked after by <mask> in the Dublin and Kingstown Railway company. The company built its own locomotives. When the joint papers of Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace were read to the Linnaean Society of London in 1858, <mask> was the first person to comment on Darwin's theory. They were presented by Darwin's allies. The printed version of the papers was attacked by <mask> in his remarks to the Geological Society of Dublin. This was reported in the society's journal and found its way into Darwin's possession.This speculation of Mess was written by Haughton. The weight of authority of the names under whose auspices it has been brought forward makes Darwin and Wallace not worthy of note. It is contrary to fact if it means anything more than what it says. Darwin commented in

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texts: his book that <mask>'s verdict that all that was new in there was false and what was true was old, was the only response to the papers. In an article written in 1860 in the Natural History Review, <mask> said that Darwin's theory was founded almost entirely on speculation and that the differences between the two men's work were negligible. To establish a character for subtlety and skill, in drawing large conclusions on this subject from slender premises, the first requirement is ignorance of what other speculators have attempted before us in the same field: and the second is a firm confidence in our own special theory. The task of reproducing Lamarck's theory of organic life can only be accomplished with either a new or tattered cloak.Haughton's work on animal mechanics led him to believe that the structure of the species was designed by an intelligent creator. He said in his book that the Framer of the Universe had designed all the muscles so they could do the maximum amount of work. He was willing to consider the possibility of "teleological evolution" in his book. Everything was done by a "Divine mind" and nothing was left to chance. In conjunction with his friend, Joseph Allen Galbraith, he issued a series of Manuals of Mathematical and Physical Science. There are references to Thomson,L. They did it in 2004.There is a campaign for admission. M. There is an ed. There is a danger to the men. A History of Women in Trinity College Dublin was published in 2004. The Royal Society Members of the Royal Irish Academy Theistic evolutionists have an external

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title: Khabib Nurmagomedov

texts: A Russian man is a former professional mixed martial artist. He was the longest-reigning UFC lightweight champion, having held the title from April 2018 to March 2021. He retired with a perfect record. A two-time Combat Sambo World Champion, <mask> has a background in martial arts. He is considered to be the greatest lightweight in the history of mixed martial arts. At the time of his retirement, <mask> was ranked #1 in the UFC men's pound-for-pound rankings. He is the #1 lightweight of all time according to Fight Matrix.He is the first Muslim to win a UFC title. He has more followers on the photo-sharing site than any other Russian. He is a promoter of MMA and the Eagle Fighting Championship. He is a mixed martial arts coach and a cornerman. He signed a contract to play football for a Russian team. The Avar family in the village of Sildi in the Tsumadinsky District of the Dagestan ASSR gave birth to a boy on September 20, 1988. He has two siblings, Magomed and Amina.His father converted the ground floor of their two-storey building into a gym when they moved from Sildi to Kirovaul. He was a part of the household with his siblings and cousins. Students were training at the gym when his interest in martial arts began. He wrestled a bear when he was nine years old. He began wrestling when he was eight years old under the guidance of his father, Abdulmanap <mask>. A decorated athlete and a veteran of the Soviet Army, Abdulmanap had wrestled from

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title: Khabib Nurmagomedov

texts: an early age and trained in sambo in the military. Abdulmanap dedicated his life to coaching the youth in Dagestan in hopes of offering an alternative to the Islamic extremists common to the region.In 2001, his family moved to Makhachkala, the capital of Dagestan, where he trained in wrestling from the age of 12. His father trained him in combat sambo. The transition from wrestling to judo was difficult, but his father wanted him to get used to it. Several athletes were trained in sambo in Makhachkala, Russia, by Abdulmanap, who was a senior coach for the combat sambo national team. Before focusing on mixed martial arts, Nurmagomedov got into street fights. Three athletes who inspired him were the American boxers Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson, and the Brazilian footballerRonald. In September 2008 he made his professional MMA debut and won four times in a month.At the Moscow event, he defeated his three opponents to become the inaugural Atrium Cup tournament champion. He finished 11 out of 12 opponents over the next three years. Shahbulat Shamhalaev's M-1 Global debut was marked by a first-round armbar finish. He competed in seven fights for the ProFC promotion in 2011. The Ultimate Fighting Championship was interested in signing Nurmagomedov because of his 16–0 record in the regional circuits of Russia and Ukraine. In an interview, the father of <mask> said that there were 11 court cases contesting the legitimacy of his son's UFC contract.


title: Khabib Nurmagomedov

texts: They reached an agreement after losing six and winning five cases.In late 2011, the UFC signed a six-fight deal with <mask> to compete in the lightweight division. In his UFC debut, on January 20, 2012 at UFC on FX 1, <mask> defeated Shalorus via submission in the third round. On July 7, 2012 at UFC 148, <mask> defeated Gleison Tibau in a unanimous decision. The next fight for <mask> was against Thiago Tavares. He won via knockout. After the fight, he tested positive for a steroid and was suspended for 9 months. At UFC 160 in May of last year, <mask> defeated Trujillo in a unanimous decision.At the weigh-ins, <mask> was over the permitted limit. He was given two hours to cut to the lightweight maximum of 156 pounds but chose to surrender a percentage of his fight purse to Trujillo and the bout was at a catchweight. In the course of the fight, <mask> set a new UFC record for the most takedowns in a single fight, with 21 out of 28 attempts. In his fifth UFC fight, <mask> faced Pat Healy. He dominated the fight and won via unanimous decision. Dana White praised the relative newcomer stating, "That slam, when he just scoops him up and slams him, Matt Hughes style." The old Matt Hughes would run a guy across the Octagon and slam him.The kid is excited. We are probably going to do a lot with this kid. The two were expected to face off at UFC 170 on February 22, 2014, after the two challenged each other on social media. The bout was canceled due to

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texts: an undisclosed reason. The match-up was called off when Diaz turned the bout down. If they say they're willing to fight the best, they should fight the best. I'll take them both in the cage if they want.On April 19th, the former UFC lightweight champion, Rafael dos Anjos, was going to face <mask>. He dominated the fight and won via unanimous decision. There was a bout with Donald Cerrone at UFC 178. The pair was scrapped after it was revealed that <mask> had suffered a knee injury. He was supposed to face Cerrone at UFC 187. On April 30th, the bout was canceled due to a recurring knee injury and replaced by John Makdessi. The Ultimate Fighter 22 finale was expected to feature a face off between Tony Ferguson and <mask>.In late October, Edson Barboza was brought in to replace <mask>, who pulled out of the fight due to an injury. The UFC on Fox 19 will host the bout with Ferguson. Ferguson pulled out of the bout due to a lung issue. Darrell Horcher replaced Ferguson at a catchweight of 160 lbs. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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

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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 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 In September, it was confirmed by Dana White that the UFC 205 or UFC 206 fight card would feature a title shot against the reigning UFC lightweight champion, Eddie Alvarez. On September 26th, the UFC announced that they would be defending the title against McGregor.The UFC was accused of being a "freak show" by <mask>, who said on social media that the UFC was a "bullshit champ". In lieu of a title shot, <mask> faced Michael Johnson at UFC 205. The man who dominated the fight was heard telling Dana White to give him a title shot as he mauled Johnson, winning via submission in the third round. The bout with Ferguson was scheduled for UFC 209 on March 4, 2017, for the interim lightweight title. The bout was canceled because of a bungled weight cut, which resulted in <mask> falling ill. Edson Barboza faced <mask> at UFC 219. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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: Khabib Nurmagomedov

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 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 800-273-3217He won the fight by a unanimous decision. He earned his first Performance of the Night bonus after this win. A bout with Ferguson had been scheduled for the fourth time and was expected to take place at UFC 223. On April 1st, it was reported that Ferguson had injured his knee and was to be replaced by Max Holloway. On 6 April, Al Iaquinta was added to the fight after the New York State Athletic Commission declared him fit to compete due to extreme weight cutting. Iaquinta's inclusion in the fight was controversial: the UFC's first choice to replace Holloway, Anthony Pettis, weighed in 0.2 pounds over the championship limit of 155 pounds and did not choose to re-weigh, and its second choice, Paul Felder, was rejected by Iaquinta weighed in 0.2 pounds over the championship weight limit, making him ineligible to win the title.The fight was dominated by <mask> and he won via unanimous decision. On Friday, 3 August, the UFC announced that <mask> would make his first defence of his lightweight title against McGregor at UFC 229 on October 6

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texts: post-fight interview, <mask> said that he would be selling the shirt Poirier gave him and donating the proceeds to his charity.Dana White matched the $100,000 donation that the shirt sold for. Tony Ferguson was scheduled to fight Gaethje <mask> on 18 April 2020 at UFC 249. Both fighters were on 12-fight win streaks in the UFC, and this was the fifth time that a fight between them had been scheduled. Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, <mask> was unable to leave Russia, so he was removed from the card. Ferguson was supposed to face Gaethje for the interim UFC lightweight title at UFC 249 on 9 May. Gaethje won the fight by fifth-round knockout, ending Ferguson's win streak and giving him a shot at the undisputed title against <mask>. The main event of UFC 254 was a unification bout between Gaethje and <mask>.The fight was won via technical submission with a triangle choke in the second round. In his post-fight interview, <mask> announced his retirement from mixed martial arts. He said that he wouldn't fight without his father, "No way I'm going to come here without my father." It was the first time I talked to my mother after what happened with my father. She doesn't want me to fight without my father, but I promised her it would be my last fight. I have to follow my word. It was my last fight.He won the Performance of the Night award. According to Daniel Cormier, after the fight, <mask> said he chose the triangle choke in order to prevent Gaethje

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texts: from being injured. Despite attempts to bring him back for one more fight, UFC president Dana White accepted the retirement and vacation of the UFC lightweight title. The Eagle Fighting Championship (EFC), a Russian-based MMA promotion, was purchased by the MMA promoter after his retirement for $1 million. Since retiring in October 2020, the MMA coach and cornerman has been an active coach with the American Kickboxing Academy head coach. He is a coach for Islam Makhachev (UFC), Zubaira Tukhugov (UFC), Tagir Ulanbekov (UFC), Islam Mamedov (Bellator) and Saygid Izagakhmaev. The Islam Mamedov split decision loss at Bellator 273 in January 2022, was the only loss so far, as of February 26, 2022.Although he was in the audience, <mask> did not corner Saygid Izagakhmaev. He was unable to corner Izagakhmaev's fight. The following are Islam Makhachev and Islam Mamedov's coaching records after retirement. The lightweight division has had three title defenses in a row. There are four title wins in the lightweight division of the UFC. The most submissions wins in UFC history are by Penn and Henderson. Penn is the second Russian UFC champion and the first Muslim UFC champion.The Beatdown of the Year was UFC 205: vs. Michael Johnson. The Comeback Fighter of the Year is from Fightbooth.com. The voting period for 2021 awards ran from July 2020 to July 2021. The World Sport Star of the Year is the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. He uses a variety of wrestling


title: Khabib Nurmagomedov

texts: and martial arts techniques to keep his opponents from escaping. He exhausts his opponents by forcing his weight against them and attacks with measured strikes, which his opponents are often unable to defend. He used to deploy this style to advance towards his finishing move.He had won nineteen of his twenty-nine victories by way of submission. Randy Couture is a two-time UFC Light Heavyweight Champion. Joe Rogan, a black belt in both 10th Planet and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, said that he was the most terrifying lightweight contender in the world, and that he was just on such another level of grappling. As part of his Dagestani Avar culture, <mask> wears a papakha hat after fights. Avar, Russian, English, Turkish, and Arabic are some of the languages he speaks. <mask> is a third-year student at the Russian University of Economics. He is a fan of several football clubs and the Russia national team.A Sunni Muslim is <mask>. The Guardian stated in October 2020 that <mask> is the second most popular Muslim athlete in the world. The Guardian stated that since his high-profile victory over McGregor, <mask> has used his influential status to further his ultra-conservative beliefs. A rap concert held in Makhachkala, which led to the cancellation of a performance by Egor Kreed, was the subject of criticism by Nurmagomedov. The play featured a scene of a woman seducing a man. He called for a governmental investigation into the production of the play, as

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texts: well as for those involved to issue a public apology, after the producer of the play received threats on social media. In October 2020, after the murder of Samuel Paty, <mask> criticized the President of France, saying "may the Almighty disfigure the face of this creature and all its followers, who, under the slogan of freedom of speech, offend the feelings of more than."They will be humiliated in this life and in the next. In Kizilyurt, Dagestan, K-Dojo, AMA Fight Club, and Fight Spirit Team, <mask> has trained. The Dagestani billionaire Ziyavudin Magomedov supported the creation of the Eagles MMA team. After Magomedov was arrested on charges of swindling, <mask> used his post-fight speech to appeal to Putin for Magomedov's release from jail. The head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, has received criticism from some quarters for his government's alleged human rights abuses. Tony Ferguson was offered a grappling match by Ali Abdelaziz. A daughter was born on June 1, 2015, a son was born on December 30, 2017, and a son was born on December 22, 2019.The first son was named Magomed. UFC fighters Abubakar Nurmagomedov and, as well as a Bellator fighter, are cousins of Nurmagomedov. After a heart surgery, Abdulmanap, the father of <mask>, was placed in a medically induced coma. He died at a Moscow clinic at the age of 57. The mayor of Grozny Ibrahim Zakriev made <mask> an "Honorary Citizen of Grozny" in October of last year. He was


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texts: presented with a Mercedes car by Chechnya's head Ramzan Kadyrov, funded from the Akhmad Kadyrov Foundation, and his father was awarded the title of "Honoured Worker of Physical Culture of the Chechen Republic" by Kadyrov. <mask> and his father, Abdulmanap, were awarded the Order For Services to the Republic of Dagestan by the head of the republic.On April 3, 2018, at UFC 223 Media Day, Artem Lobov was cornered and slapped by <mask> and his team. Lobov is close to the man who had trash talk and verbal altercations. A few days later, during a promotional appearance for UFC 223, his team was allowed into the center by members of his promotional team. They confronted <mask>, who was on a bus leaving the arena with other "red corner" fighters. After running past the slowly moving bus and grabbing a metal equipment dolly, which he threw at the bus's window, he tried to throw other objects in the vicinity. Chiesa and Borg were injured by the shattered glass. The NYSAC and the UFC's medical team recommended that they be removed from the card.They fled the center after the incident. UFC president Dana White said there was a warrant out for McGregor's arrest, and the NYPD said he was a person of interest. White said that he was told by text message that this had to be done. White said, "You can imagine he's going to be sued beyond belief," and denied suggestions that the violence was a stunt intended to generate interest in the UFC. He faced three


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texts: counts of assault and one count of criminal damage when he turned himself in. He was released on $50,000 bail after he was charged with menacing and reckless endangerment. Under the bail conditions set by the judge, McGregor was allowed to travel.He was ordered to perform five days of community service and attend anger management classes after pleading no contest to a disorderly conduct charge. In October of last year, after his victory over McGregor at UFC 229, <mask> jumped over the fence and charged at the cornerman. The man had yelled at the man. After McGregor punched Abubakar, who was the cousin of <mask>, a fight broke out between them. Two of <mask>'s cornermen attacked McGregor from behind inside the octagon. Artem Lobov was going to fight Tukhugov at UFC Fight Night: Volkan vs. Smith on October 27th. On 17 October, Tukhugov was removed from the card.The Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) did not approve of the actions of Nurmagomedov. He apologized to the NSAC at the post-fight interview, saying he was provoked by the trash talk and the UFC bus incident. You can't talk about nation. You can't talk about these things. This is very important to me. He posted on social media that he would pay for everything he had done. Abdulmanap invited McGregor to train in Russia because he did not hold a grudge against him.On 24 October, the NSAC voted to approve a motion to release half of <mask>'s $2 million fight pay out immediately. An

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texts: official hearing would determine the outcome of the post-fight brawl. On January 29, the NSAC announced a nine-month suspension for Nurmagomedov and a $500,000 fine. He was able to compete again in July of 2019. Abubakar <mask> and Zubaira Tukhugov each received 12-month suspensions and fines of $25,000, as well as a six-month suspension and $50,000 fine. He no longer wished to compete in the state of Nevada after complaining about the decisions of the NSAC. During an EFC press conference in August 2021, a reporter asked why he doesn't have ring girls at his promotion.He stated that he did not see a need for other promotions to do things the way they did, but that they are welcome to do things as they please. He didn't think it was a good idea to ring girls and parading round cards around before the start of each round. He says it is pointless and makes him uncomfortable. He said he didn't want to offend anyone. Ring girls are useless in martial arts. What is their function? You can show the second round on the screen.Do they have a sport? People can see that it is the second round. What are they doing? Please tell


title: J. Willard Marriott

texts: <mask> was an American businessman. Marriott International, the parent company of the world's largest hospitality, hotel chains, and food services companies, was founded by him. A root beer stand in Washington, D.C. in 1927 led to the rise of the Marriott company. The Marriott company earned US$ 4.5 billion in revenue annually with 154,600 employees by the time he died. The company had interests in a line of cruise ships. Marriott Settlement is where Marriott was born, the second of eight children of <mask> and <mask>. As a child, "Bill" helped to raise sugar beets and sheep on his family's farm.Marriott gave his father $2,000 at the end of the summer season after he raised lettuce on several fallow acres. Marriott was given the responsibility of selling a herd of 3,000 sheep and sending them to San Francisco by rail. He was assigned to New England for two years while he was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He traveled through Washington, D.C. on his way home in the summer of 1921. While there, he walked from Capitol Hill to the Washington Monument, toiled up the steps to the top, and then strolled over to the Lincoln Memorial. Tourists and pedestrians were sweltered and sweated in the humid air wherever he went. On the way back to his hotel, he stood in the street watching the crowds and couldn't get over it, a push cart peddler would come along the street selling lemonade and soda pop and ice cream, and in minutes he would be cleaned out and on his way to the hotelMarriott graduated from Weber College with an associate degree in June 1923 and from the University of Utah with a bachelor's degree in June 1926. After Marriott earned his bachelor's degree, the president of Weber, who had assisted Marriott to enroll there by helping him make up secondary education credits missed due to the Marriott family's ranching efforts, employed him at the school. Marriott wanted to be his own boss. He heard about a cousin's A&W root

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texts: beer franchise and thought about how many people suffer through the brutal summer heat of Washington, D.C., so he decided to look into a venture there. He obtained the rights to sell root beer in Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Maryland, and Virginia from A&W in 1927. They opened at 3128 14th Street, NW on May 20, 1927. He married Alice Sheets on June 9, 1927, after returning to Utah two weeks later.With cooler Autumn months and the addition of Mexican food items to the menu, The Hot Shoppe became a popular family restaurant. He opened the first drive-in east of the Mississippi in 1928. During the Second World War, the business expanded to include the management of food services in defense plants and government buildings. The company went public in 1953. The Twin Bridges Motor Hotel in Arlington, Virginia, was the first Marriott hotel. The company became Marriott in 1967. Roy Rogers Family Restaurants and the Big Boy family restaurants were added to the group in 1968.Marriott's interests grew over the years. Marriott invented airline in-flight food service. A large part of their business is providing food services to airlines. Many colleges, elementary schools, and other venues are served by Marriott. Marriott preferred to run his company and was an energetic worker. His managers never knew what time of day or night he'd show up at the kitchen door and go bird-dogging, because he ate, lived, breathed, and dreamed about how to run and improve his company. Marriott vowed to personally inspect every establishment at least four times a year after the company grew to include hundreds of restaurants and hotels.<mask> was able to temper his demands with devotion to his employees. <mask>. said that in establishing the culture of the company, there was a lot of attention and tender loving care paid to the hourly workers. He went to see them when they were sick. He got them out of trouble when they were in trouble. A family loyalty was created by him. Marriott

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texts: said that he had to make his employees happy. The customers will be happy if the employees are happy.Marriott's wife, Alice Sheets, started working at the root-beer stand. Despite the demands of the company, she felt her role as a mother to her two sons was her most important calling and balanced the demands of both of her endeavors. <mask> and his wife have two sons. <mask> is the Chairman of the Board of Marriott International. <mask> is the Chairman of the board for Host Hotels & Resorts. Through his community involvement and philanthropy, Legacy Marriott's legacy continues today. Marriott was a member of the LDS Church and wanted to share the church's teachings with others so they placed a copy of the Book of Mormon in each hotel room.The Marriott Center, a 19,000 seat multi-purpose arena, was named in his honor after he donated funds to the church's flagship tertiary educational institution. The center is home to both the men's and women's college basketball teams, as well as various cultural events and religious devotionals. The Marriott School of Business is named after Marriott. Marriott's alma maters include the Marriott Allied Health Building at Weber State University and the Marriott Library at the University of Utah. Marriott's awards and honors include the Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement, the Silver Buffalo Award, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. George W. Romney was the father of U.S. President Romney. Romney was the Republican nominee for president of the United States.<mask> donated $1 million to Restore Our Future, a Romney political action committee. The name of Romney's father is <mask>. Marriott was president of the Washington Stake of the LDS Church for many years in the late 1940s and 1950s. Marriott was given six months to live after he was diagnosed with lymphoma in 1935. He lived until 1985. The <mask> Papers are from the Marriott School of Business at the University of Houston. Mormons from

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title: Suranimala Rajapaksha

texts: 5 January 1949 to 14 March 2016 is when Rajapakse Mohottige <mask> (Sinhala: ) was born. In 1994 <mask> was elected to the Parliament of Sri Lanka and in 2001 to 2004 he was the Minister of School Education. He was a member of the UNP working committee. He was appointed as the coordinating secretary to the prime minister. He was the special envoy to the Prime Minister at the time of his death. <mask> was appointed as the coordinating assistant to the prime minister after his father's death. Kanishka is an Attorney at Law.He was born to D.P. and Saranelis Rajapaksha. Hamine is named after Rajapaksha. His father owned land in the village of Samanabeddha, Thitthapatthara. He was the youngest of three children. He married a woman named Chandani Jayakodi. He completed his primary education at Rajasingha Maha Vidyalaya. He completed his secondary education at Ananda College.He was appointed as a working committee member in the Youth League of the UNP in 1973. The Youth League had a treasurer. The 13th amendment to the constitution in 1988 established Provincial Councils for each province. The first Provincial Council election was held in 1988 and <mask> was elected as a member of the council. After the 1994 general election, UNP lost to the PA and she was appointed as the Prime Minister and elected as the 5th executive President of the country. <mask> was elected as a member of parliament for the first time at the general election in 1994. After PA lost their vote of confidence in the Parliament, the UNP called for a general election.After 7 years, the UNP defeated the PA at the 2001 general election and Ranil Wickremesinghe was appointed as the PM. The Minister of School Education was appointed in 2001 after <mask> was re-elected to the Parliament. A rift within the UNP was caused by <mask> who was a non-cabinet Education

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texts: Minister. As Project Ministers of Education were exercising equal powers with Karunasena Kodituwakku who was in theory his superior, the party was facing an internal conflict. In March 2003 a domestic airline was delayed for two hours in Jaffna because the non-cabinet minister for educational services was lunching with a local politician. Elderly and sick passengers were loaded on to the aircraft with no air conditioning or refreshments and kept waiting while the minister drank tea with the Jaffna security force commander at the airport. <mask> lost his seat in the 2004 General Elections due to misappropriation of public property.In 2007, the Attorney General's Department initiated action against <mask> for failing to pay installments for the luxury vehicles obtained under the duty free facility for parliamentarians. The UNP leadership did not nominate him to contest the 2010 general elections due to the allegations of corruption surrounding him. The arrest of several UNP politicians for unleashing political violence on a protest march resulted in several protesters being injured. <mask> and his associates were released by the Additional District Judge Sarath Sisira Kumara. 100,000 personal bails. The 7th executive president of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka is the common candidate of the joint opposition. In the presence of the president, Ranil Wickremesinghe was sworn in as the new Prime Minister.He was appointed as the coordinating secretary to the Prime Minister. The member of the United National Party Secretary, Ex-Parliamentarian Group Special envoy to the prime minister died in the early hours of March 14, 2016 at the age of 67. At the time of his death, he was the special envoy to Ranil Wickremesinghe, the prime minister of Sri Lanka. There are External links to the list of Ananda College

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texts: <mask> was an American painter, sculptor, and printmaker who was associated with hard-edge painting, Color Field painting and minimalism. Similar to the work of John McLaughlin and Kenneth Noland, his works emphasize line, color and form. <mask> used bright colors. He lived and worked in New York. The second son of <mask> and Florence Rose Elizabeth (Githens) <mask> was born in New York. His father was an insurance company executive. His mother was a teacher.His family moved from New York to New Jersey. His paternal grandmother introduced him to ornithology when he was eight or nine years old. He had a passion for form and color. <mask>'s work was influenced by John James Audubon. <mask>'s two- and three-color paintings, such as Three Panels: Red Yellow Blue, I 1963, can be traced to his bird watching and his study of two- and three-color birds. <mask> said he was a lonely boy as a young boy. He stuttered into his teenage years.<mask> attended public school, where art classes sought to develop the artistic imagination. The curriculum was typical of the 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 <mask>'s school teacher encouraged him to go further in his art training because his parents were reluctant to support it. As his parents would only pay for technical training, <mask> studied first at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, which he attended from 1941 until he was in the Army on New Year's Day 1943. <mask> requested to be assigned to the 603rd Engineers Camouflage Battalion, which took many artists, after entering the U.S military in 1943. He was sent to Camp Hale, Colorado, where he trained with mountain ski troops. He had never skied before.He was moved to Maryland six to eight weeks later. He was a member of The Ghost Army during World War II. The Ghost soldiers used inflatable tanks, trucks, and other elements of subterfuge to lie about the direction and disposition of Allied forces. When he was in the military, his exposure to military camouflage became part of his basic art training. <mask> was a member of the unit until the end of the European phase of the war. <mask> used the G.I. He studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the cole nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris.He exhibited at the Boris Mirski Gallery in Boston and taught art classes at the Norfolk House Center. <mask> established his aesthetic in Paris. He was immersed in the

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texts: artistic resources of the French capital. He moved to Paris in 1948 after hearing a lecture about the French artist Paul Cézanne. John Cage and Merce Cunningham were two Americans who were experimenting in music and dance at the time. The experience of visiting artists in their studios was amazing. After six years abroad, <mask>'s French was still poor and he had only sold one painting.He returned to America the following year after being evicted from his studio. He became interested in the work of Ad Reinhardt after reading a review of his exhibit. The art world was very tough when he returned to New York. Although <mask> is now considered an essential innovator and contributor to the American art movement, it was hard for many to find a connection between <mask>'s art and the dominant style trends. <mask> had his first exhibition in New York City. His art was more popular in Europe than in New York. In the fall of 1957, he showed again at her gallery.Three of his pieces, Atlantic, Bar, and Painting in Three Panels, were selected for and shown at the Whitney Museum of American Art's exhibit, "Young America 1957". His pieces were different from the others. Critics questioned his creation of a work from three canvases. According to Michael Plante, more often than not, <mask>'s multiple-panel pieces were cramped because of installation restrictions, which reduced the interaction between the pieces and the architecture of the room. <mask> moved from Coenties Slip to the ninth floor of the Hotel des Artistes


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texts: after sharing a studio with a friend. <mask> and Jack Shear moved to Spencertown from New York City in 1970. <mask> worked in a 20,000-square-feet studio in Spencertown that was extended by the architect Richard Gluckman.<mask> and Shear lived in the same house until the painter's death. Shear is the director of the foundation. The Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas in Austin was given a building design concept by <mask> in 2015. <mask>'s most monumental work is the 2,715- square-foot stone building called Austin, which features colored glass windows, a totemic wood sculpture and black-and-white marble panels. <mask> designed Austin thirty years ago. <mask> died in Spencertown, New York, at the age of 92. While in Paris, <mask> continued to paint the figure, but by May 1949 he had made his first abstract paintings.He noticed how light dispersed on the surface of water and painted the black and white Seine. He started a series of eight pieces called Spectrum Colors Arranged by Chance I to VIII. He used numbered slips of paper to create it and placed it on a grid of 40 inches by 40 inches. Each of the eight collages had a different process. After discovering Monet's late work in 1952, <mask> began working in large formats and explored the concept of seriality. He worked in an exclusively abstract mode as a painter. His painting stressed shape and mass by the late 1950s.The bridge from the American geometric abstraction of the 1930s and early 1940s to the minimalist and reductive art of the

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texts: mid-1960s and 1970s was provided by his work. Blue Tablet, <mask>'s relief painting, was included in the seminal 1963 exhibition, Toward a New Abstraction, at the Jewish Museum. He started working with canvases that were not straight. <mask>'s break with the rectangular support and his redefinition of painting's figure/ground relationship can be seen in Yellow Piece, the artist's first shaped canvas. With its curved corners and single color, the canvas becomes the composition, transforming the wall behind it into the picture's ground. Curved shapes were added in the 1970s. Green White is the debut appearance of the triangle in <mask>'s oeuvre, a shape that recurs throughout his career; the painting is composed of two distinct, shaped canvases, which are installed on top of each other.After leaving New York City for Spencertown in 1970, he rented a former theater in the nearby town of Chatham, which allowed him to work in a more spacious studio. The Chatham Series was created by <mask> after he worked there for a year. Each work takes the form of an inverted ell, and is made of two joined canvases, each canvas a different color. Careful attention was paid to the size of each panel and the color selected in order to achieve balance and contrast between the two works. Gray was originally conceived as an anti-war statement and was not completed until 1983. In 1979 he used curves in two-colour paintings. <mask> introduced new forms in his later paintings.He started each work with a rectangular canvas which he

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texts: painted with many coats of white paint and placed on top of a black canvas. "I think what we all want from art is a sense of fixity, a sense of opposing the chaos of daily living," <mask> said in an interview in 1996. This is an illusion. The canvas is old. The color of the paint changes. You keep trying to make the world last forever. To get at the rapture of seeing is what I've tried to capture by keeping art an open, incomplete situation.I didn't want to take pictures, I wanted to find them. My vision was to choose and present things in the world. The greatest interest to me was the investigation of perception. It all looked great to me, because there was so much to see. Plants and flowers were drawn by <mask> in the late 1940s. The first plant drawing he did was Ailanthus in Boston, and the first one he did was in Paris. While living in Paris in 1949, he began to draw simple plant and seaweed forms.The plant studies are usually done in clean strokes of pencil or pen and centered on the page. He produced his Suite of Twenty-Seven Lithographs with Maeght diteur in Paris in the mid-1960s. The first group of plant lithographs was created by him. He collaborated with Gemini G.E.L. from 1970 to 1970. His first series of transfer lithographs, entitled Suite of Plant Lithographs, marked the beginning of a series that would grow to 72 prints and countless drawings of foliage. In 1971 he completed four editions of prints and an edition of the multiple Mirrored Concorde at Gemini G.E.L. The largest single-sheet

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texts: lithograph ever made is his Purple/Red/Gray/Orange.<mask>'s fascination with water has been reflected in his recent editions, The River, States of the River and River II. The first artist to exhibit in the MATRIX series was <mask>. <mask>'s Corn Stalk drawings and two cor-ten steel sculptures were on display. <mask> worked at sculpture throughout his career, despite being better known for his paintings. One of <mask>'s first wood sculptures was Concorde Relief I, a modestly scaled wall relief in elm, which explores the visual play and balance between two rectangular forms, the uppermost with its top-right and lower- left corners removed. He made sculptures out of wood. He created freestanding sculptures from 1959 onwards.The Rocker series began in 1959 after <mask> had a conversation with a woman who lived below him. <mask> cut and folded a section of the round object, which he put on the table, after playing with the paper top from the coffee cup. He made his first sculpture-in-the-round, Pony. A child's hobby horse with curving rocker supports is referred to in the title. <mask> began making large-scale outdoor sculpture in 1973. <mask> preferred unvarnished steel, aluminum or bronze instead of painted surfaces. His sculptures can be up to 15 feet tall, but his wall reliefs can be up to 14 feet wide.<mask>'s sculpture is based on absolute simplicity and clarity of form. During his time in Spencertown, the artist devoted for the first time as much energy to his sculptures as to his painting, and in the

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texts: process produced over sixty percent of his total 140 sculptures. <mask> used a variety of ideas to create his pieces. He might have begun with a drawing, enhanced it to create a print, then created a freestanding piece, which was then made into a sculpture. His sculptures are simple to look at and can be viewed quickly. The viewer can see smooth, flat surfaces that are hidden from view. It's hard to tell the difference between the foreground and background with this sense of flatness.The seminal 1966 exhibit at the Jewish Museum in New York entitled, Primary Structures, featured <mask>'s Blue Disc, as well as many younger artists just beginning to work with minimal forms. <mask>'s development was not a reaction to abstract expressionism or the outcome of a dialogue with his peers, according to Style William Rubin. Many of his paintings consist of a single bright color, with some canvases being of irregular shape, sometimes called "shaped canvases." The quality of line seen in his paintings and canvases is subtle, and implies perfect. This is demonstrated in his piece. <mask>'s military background has been suggested as a source of seriousness in his works. <mask> was influenced by the camouflage with which his battalion worked while he was in the army.The construction and deconstruction of the visible, as well as the use of form and shadow, were taught to him by this. It was important to his early education as an artist. <mask> was introduced to the technique of automatic drawing by a friend in Paris.


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texts: <mask> made an image without looking at the paper. <mask> loosened his drawing style and accepted what he believed to be art because of these techniques. During his last year in Paris, <mask> was ill and also suffered depression, and Sims thought that influenced his use of black and white. In his work, <mask>'s admiration for Picasso is apparent.He trained himself to work in different ways because of his inspiration. Mondrian used nonobjective forms in his work. While studying in Paris, <mask> was influenced by the art and architecture of the Romanesque and Byzantine eras. His introduction to Neo-Plasticism caused him to experiment with geometric forms in his work. There was a show of drawings by the French artist at the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum. He was in charge of "Monet/<mask>" at the Clark Art Institute. The exhibition "Artist's Choice: Ellsworth Kelly Fragmentation and the Single Form" was held at the Museum of Modern Art.He met Robert Indiana in the same building and they became partners. His mentor was <mask>. They broke up in 1964. <mask> considered Indiana's use of words in his paintings to be not worthy of high art. Jack Shear is the director of the Ellsworth Kelly Foundation and he lived with <mask> from 1984 to his death. There is a piece of his "Totem" series at the entrance. The Plaa del General Moragues is a small square near the Bac de Roda Bridge.<mask>'s first solo exhibition was held in Paris in 1951. His first solo show was held in New York. There was a group exhibition at the


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texts: Ferus Gallery in 1957. In 1959 he was included in the Museum of Modern Art's exhibition, Sixteen Americans. In 1961, <mask> was invited to show at the So Paulo Biennial. His work was included in the documenta in the 1960's. The room of his paintings was included in the Venice Biennale.The Museum of Modern Art hosted <mask>'s first retrospective in 1973. His work has been featured in numerous retrospective exhibitions, including a sculpture exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, in 1982, an exhibition of works on paper and a show of his print works that traveled extensively in the United States and Canada. There have been solo exhibitions of <mask>'s work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. In 1993 the Galerie nationale du Jeu de Paume in Paris mounted the exhibition "Ellsworth Kelly: The French Years, 1948–54," based on the artist's relationship with the city, which traveled to the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. The first comprehensive retrospective of <mask>'s black and white works was held at Haus der Kunst. The National Gallery of Art in Washington, the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, and the Museum of Modern Art all exhibited works by the artist on his 90th birthday. The sculpture entitled Sculpture for a Large Wall was dismantled.Wright Curve, a steel sculpture designed for permanent installation in the Guggenheim's Peter B. Lewis Theater, is

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texts: one of many public commissions that <mask> has executed. The Boston Panels are brilliantly colored aluminum panels that were installed in the central rotunda of the John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse. The large-scale bronze Untitled 2005 was commissioned specifically for the courtyard of thePhillips Collection, and <mask>'s two-paneled Blue Black (2001), 28 feet tall and made of painted honeycomb aluminum, was commissioned for the Pulitzer Arts Foundation. The Modern wing of the Art Institute of Chicago had only one site-specific work by <mask>. White Curve, the largest wall sculpture he has ever made, is on display. Berlin Totem was installed in the courtyard of the Embassy of the United States, Berlin, in 2008. He made a curtain consisting of 12 coloured strips for the auditorium of the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris.<mask>'s first free-standing building for a private collector was never realized. In 2015, the Blanton Museum of Art acquired his design for a 2,715-square-foot stone building, which included 14 black-and-white marble panels and colored glass windows, plans to build it on the University of Texas, Austin's grounds. The building was open to the public. Austin is the culmination of <mask>'s career. <mask> created a sculpture for the Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Plaza Art Collection in 1968. <mask>'s largest standing sculpture is nine feet high and nearly sixteen feet across, and it was inspired by the Empire State Plaza setting. Yellow Blue is the only painted steel

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texts: sculpture he has created.<mask>'s first museum purchase was a painting called Atlantic, which depicted two white wave-like arcs against solid black. The Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Plaza Art Collection, Albany, NY, and Tate Modern, London are some of the places where his work is in public collections. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art bought 22 works by <mask> in 1999. They were valued at more than $20 million. The Menil Collection received <mask>'s Tablet in 2003 which contained 188 framed works on paper. Notable private collectors include Eli Broad and Gwyneth Paltrow. Member of the National Institute of Arts and Letters 1987, member of the Carnegie International 1974, member of the Edward MacDowell medal 2000, Praemium ImperialeThe United States Postal Service will issue a set of <mask> postage stamps in 2019. The USPS press release acknowledges <mask>'s "distinctive style of abstraction based on real elements reduced to their essential forms." The works include Yellow White, Blue Red Rocker, South Ferry, Blue Green, Orange Red Relief, Meschers, Red Blue and Gaza. The stamps will be issued on May 31, 2019. The artist was first offered a solo exhibition by the dealer. In 1965, he began to show with the Sidney Janis Gallery. His work was handled by two people in New York.He joined the Matthew Marks Gallery, New York and Los Angeles, and the Anthony d'Offay Gallery in London in 1992. Marks's Los Angeles gallery's facade was inspired by two of his paintings, Study for Black and White


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texts: Panels and Black Over White. He produced prints and sculptures in the 1960's. Tyler Graphics is near New York City. <mask>'s painting Red Curve sold for $4.5 million at Christie's New York. The auction record for a work by <mask> was set by the 13 part painting Spectrum VI, which sold for $5.2 million at the Contemporary Art Evening sale in New York. Christie's set an auction record for the artist with the work Red Curve VII''.Biography from the Museum of Modern Art includes selected images, which can be found on the north wall of the main lobby of the Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas, Texas. An interview with a man at a fair. In the National Gallery of Australia's Kenneth Tyler collection, there is a sculpture called Sculpture on the Wall Barnes Foundation exhibition


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texts: <mask> is an Irish hurler who plays for St Ita's, divisional side Imokilly and at inter-county level with theCork senior hurl team. He is usually a centre-forward. Harnedy played a key role for the university's various hurlers. He was at corner-forward for the final of the All-Ireland Freshers Championship in 2010 when he faced fierce local rivals and three-in-a-row Cork Institute of Technology. The win gave Harnedy a winners' medal. In the final of the Fitzgibbon Cup, Harnedy lined out for the senior team. UCC celebrated the 100th anniversary of the competition on home soil with a narrow 2-15 to 2-14 victory over the opposition.It was <mask>'s first medal. The Fitzgibbon decider was reached by UCC once again. Mary Immaculate College were the surprise opponents, however, tradition prevailed and the UCC retained their title with a 23-17 to 2-12 victory. It was <mask>'s second Fitzgibbon Cup medal. St Ita's Harnedy joined the Killeagh-Ita's amalgamation at a young age and played in all grades at juvenile and underage levels before lining out for the St Ita's club at adult level. Harnedy lined out at left corner-forward when St Ita's drew with Castlemagner in the final of the Cork Junior B Championship. St Ita's won the replay by a score of 0-12 to 0-07, with Harnedy claiming his first silverware with the club.Imokilly Harnedy's performances at

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texts: club level lead to him being selected for the Imokilly divisional team. He made his first appearance for the team on 1 May and was described as "impressive" after scoring 1-04 from play in the 3-25 to 0-05 defeat of Seandn. Imokilly's second-highest scorer was Harnedy. <mask> was appointed captain of the Imokilly team. He was the captain of the team when they faced Blackrock in the final. He scored 1-01 in the victory. It was the division's first title in a decade.The captain for the Championship was <mask>. Imokilly retained the title after a 4-19 to 1-18 defeat of Midleton in the final. Imokilly was captained by <mask> for the third year in a row. He scored 1-02 from play and collected a third successive winners' medal after the 23-17 to 1-16 defeat of Glen Rovers. <mask> was added to the Cork under-21 team in his final year of eligibility. He was an unused substitute for the 4-19 to 1-21 defeat of Tipperary in the Munster semi-final on July 15th. <mask> was an unused substitute when Cork lost to Limerick in the final.<mask> was added to the team. He made his first appearance for the team against University College Cork. <mask> was taken out of the game in the 45th minute, but Cork went on to win the game. He didn't get a place on the panel for the National League. <mask> returned to the senior team after a two-year absence. He made his

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texts: National League debut in a 1-12 to 0-15 draw with Waterford. <mask> made his Championship debut in a 0-23 to 0-15 defeat of Clare at the Gaelic Grounds.He lined out in his first final. The score was 0-03 in the defeat by Harnedy. He lined out at right wing-forward in the All-Ireland final. He did not score in the 3-16 to 0-25 draw. In the 5-16 to 3-16 defeat, <mask> scored 1-02 from right wing-forward. He was named to the All-Star team at right wing-forward. <mask> won a medal after scoring 1-02 in the last game of the championship against Limerick at the old Pirc U Chaoimh.He was the man of the match. <mask> was selected to play at centre-forward for the final of the National League. He scored a goal and was taken off due to an injury in the 70th-minute. <mask> was hurt in the opening game of the Championship. In his second final, Harnedy lined out. He scored from left corner-forward in the 1-25 to 1-20 defeat of Clare. <mask> was appointed captain of the team.On 1 July, he won a third medal after scoring 1-04 from play in Cork's 2-24 to 3-19 defeat of Clare in the final of the Munster Championship. <mask> was named to the All-Star team in the left wing-forward position. <mask> was retained as the captain of the team. The Division Inter-county honours include the University College Cork Fitzgibbon Cup and the All-Ireland Freshers' Hurling

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texts: <mask> was an American painter. He is remembered for his work with the Harlem Renaissance in the 1930s and 1940s, as well as his later works in abstract expressionism following his move to Paris in the 1950s. <mask>'s brother, Joseph, was a noted painter. <mask> was born in Tennessee on December 30, 1901. The parents of <mask> were respected members of the black community. Samuel was a barber and a Methodist minister. His mother was well-known in the church and earned a living cleaning the houses of prosperous local whites.Delia, who was born into slavery and never able to read or write herself, gave her children a sense of dignity and self-esteem and preached about the value of education. Only four of the ten children survived into adulthood. In 1961, he summed up the reasons for this in a journal entry, saying "so much sickness came from improper places to live, long distances to walk to schools improperly heated, too much work at home, and natural conditions common to the poor that take the bright flowers like terrible cold in nature Copies of Sunday school cards and pictures from the family bible were some of the earliest drawings. <mask> and I had a good time in the early years of our lives as artists. We were copying pictures and modelling with red Tennessee clay. <mask> and I had different multi-talents.<mask> could always play the ukulele and sing like a madman. <mask> and I were not the same person. A portrait of the principal of Austin High was created by <mask>. He worked at the Post Sign Company when he was a teenager. The brothers were drawing signs of their own. Some of his work was noticed by Lloyd Branson, who is the best known artist in the area. By the early 1920s, he was the apprentice.The young man moved to Boston to study art. He achieved the artist's education he wanted, including informal studies at the Massachusetts Normal School and the South Boston School of Art. The "essentials" of classical technique were what he

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texts: learned. During his time in Boston, he had an intimate experience with a young man in the Public Garden. He received a "crash course" in black activist politics and ideas, as a result of his time in Boston with some of the most sophisticated and radical African Americans of the time, such as James Weldon Johnson. <mask> left Boston in 1929 and headed to New York. At the time of the Harlem Renaissance, his arrival in New York City was exciting.In the United States, Harlem was the center of black culture. <mask> was confronted with the fact that it was also the time of the Great Depression when he arrived. When I moved to New York in 1929 from Boston, I found that most of the people there were out of work and just sitting and figuring out what to do for food and a place to sleep. There is a group of people who spend every night of their lives in parks and cafes. Their courage and shared camaraderie inspired him to believe that he could surmount the terror and fear of this immense city with some calm and determination. The subjects of many of the greatest New York period paintings were members of this community. In New York, he painted canvases that captured scenes of the urban landscape, but also his personal vision of equality, love, and respect among all people.One of the works from this period is Can Fire in the Park, where a group of men huddle together for warmth and camaraderie around an open fire. Abandoning the precise realism of his early academic training, <mask> developed a poetic style that drew upon his love of musical rhythms and his use of color. Can Fire in the Park "hovered between representation and abstraction as that style evolved during the 1940s." He was able to find "little corners in the world of the Great Depression that would or could be receptive to his work." He earned a studio space and a place to live after working at the Whitney as a guard, telephone operator and gallery attendant. He established himself as a part

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texts: of the bohemianism of the art scene of the period. Countee Cullen, Georgia O'Keeffe, and writer Henry Miller were among his friends.He was the spiritual father of James Baldwin. He was a rather isolated individual despite the successes of this period. In his 1998 biography, David Leeming presents <mask> <mask> as having led a very "compartmentalized" life in New York. He became part of a gay bohemian circle of mainly white friends, but he was not comfortable with his sexuality. When he traveled to Harlem to visit his African-American friends and colleagues, he tried to make sure they didn't know much about his other social life in the Village. He worried that many of his friends in Harlem would be repelled by his homosexuality. He had a third life that was centered on questions about the aesthetic and development of modernism in Europe and the United States and was influenced by the ideas of his friends.The pressures of being black and gay in a racist and homophobic society would have been difficult enough, but the presence of a family member in the New York art scene and the "macho" would have been even more difficult. Even as he worked in a center of major artistic ferment, he remained rather isolated as an artist. While he worked to incorporate African-American influences, such as the "Negro" idiom of jazz, into his own artwork, he often preferred to visit one of the clubs when he was in Harlem rather than join in the serious socio-political discussions. <mask> had a lot of pride in black achievement, even though he didn't think of himself as a Negro artist. He participated in a number of black artists exhibitions with fellow artists like Jacob Lawrence, Norman Lewis, and his brother Joseph. The obscurity and poverty that plagued most of his adult life was not spared by early success or gracious spirit. No one knows how <mask> lives.He has disciplined himself to live with a kind of personal magnetism in a barren world by abandoning a style

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texts: of painting that few people understand or appreciate. "I may be suffering, but what an experience this is," the paintings say. <mask> was often depressed, but he could say yes to life in spite of the fact that life was kicking him in the butt. As the center of the art world was shifting to New York, at the age of 52, <mask> left New York for Paris. Europe has attracted many other African-American artists and writers who have found a greater sense of freedom there. James Baldwin, Chester Himes, Richard Wright, and other writers and artists preceded him in his journey to Europe. Paris was described in Richard Wright's journal as a place where one could claim their soul.Europe was his home for the rest of his life. <mask> told himself to keep the faith and trust in his new life. Love humility and don't mind the insinuations that cause sorrow. We learn how to bend gently and how to hear the voice of God. Learning to love is learning to suffer. His time in Paris led to a dramatic shift from thefigurative compositions of New York life to abstract expressionist studies of color and light. <mask>'s relationship with abstraction predated the notorious Abstract Expressionist movement, positioning him as a progenitor of one of the most important ideological and stylistic developments in twentieth-century American art.Although he chose not to identify himself with the movement, as the Abstract Expressionists began to gain notoriety in the late 1940s, <mask>'s abstract work became more well-known. During this period, abstract expressionist work was the main form of work. The US National Portrait Gallery describes his portrait of James Baldwin as being "heated and confrontational, its harsh colors roughly applied" and glowing with "the vibrant, Van Gogh-inspired yellow the artist often used after he moved to Paris." The portrait is based on memory and light. "Untitled, 1954" is an oil on raincoat fragment that was used when he was out of canvas. By 1961,

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texts: heavy drinking had begun to affect <mask>'s mental and physical health. There were days and weeks of madness.This pattern continued for the rest of his life. His decline was caused by poverty, hunger and alcohol abuse. James Baldwin said, "He has been starving and working all of his life, in Tennessee, Boston, New York, and now in Paris." He has been menaced more by his social circumstances than any other man I know, and he has also been forced to use emotional and psychological tricks to survive. He returned to the United States in 1969 to see his family. He believed malicious people came to him at night and spoke unpleasant and degrading language and threatened to harm him. After returning to Paris in January 1970, <mask> began to show symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.<mask>'s sickness and financial instability made it clear that he couldn't cope with daily life. In the autumn of 1973, his friend, Charles Gordon (Charley) Boggs, wrote to James Baldwin, "Our blessed <mask> is rapidly losing mental control." He was committed to St Anne's Hospital for the insane in 1975, after his friends tried to care for him. St Anne's was where <mask> <mask> died on March 26, 1979. The will that Charles Boggs handled was written on a piece of paper and requested that he be buried in a potters field. James Baldwin wrote about the darkness of <mask>'s beginnings in Tennessee in his introduction to the exhibition. I don't know what kind of strength he had that allowed him to make such a great journey.After his death, he was praised as a great and neglected painter but, with a few notable exceptions, the neglect continued. A retrospective of his work at the studio museum in Harlem a year before his death did little to revive interest in his work. It was not until the 1988 exhibition <mask> <mask>: From Tennessee to Paris,curated by the French art dealer Philippe Briet at the Philippe Briet Gallery, that <mask>'s work was again exhibited in New York, followed by

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title: Beauford Delaney

texts: two retrospectives in the gallery. What happened to <mask> <mask>? An article by Eleanor Heartney appeared in Art in America in response to the 1994 exhibition asking why this once well regarded " artist's artist" was now virtually unknown to the American art public. What happened? Is this another case of an inflated reputation?Changing fashions made his work unpalatable to succeeding generations. Why did <mask> <mask> disappear from American art history? The author believed that his disappearance from the consciousness of the New York art world was linked to his move to Paris at a crucial moment in the consolidation of New York's position as the world's cultural capital and his work's irrelevance to the history of American art. As the histories of those artists are replaced by narratives with a more varied and colorful weave, they can be seen in a new light. James Baldwin said in 1985 that he was the first living proof that a black man could be an artist. He would have been recognised as my master and I as his student in a warmer place. He was an example of integrity, courage, humility, and passion.I lived to see him broken but I never saw him bow. Despite the darkness he was surrounded by for the majority of his life, Baldwin was able to emulate such light in his work. Baldwin believes that this insight of <mask>'s past serves as proof of his victory. Baldwin was able to lead the inner and outer eye to a new confrontation with reality. He wrote, "Perhaps I should not say, flatly, what I believe, that he is a great painter, among the very greatest; but I do know that great art can only be created out of love, and that no greater lover has ever held a brush." The Philadelphia Museum of Art, Harvard University Art Museums, Art Institute of Chicago, Knoxville Museum of Art, The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, The Newark Museum, The Studio Museum in Harlem, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum have all exhibited <mask>'s work. His work has

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title: Beauford Delaney

texts: been exhibited by a number of galleries.One of the protagonists in the series, Flatbush Misdemeanors, is a teacher at Beauford Delaney High School, a fictional public school set in Flatbush, Brooklyn. In 2009, a writer named Monique Y. wrote about the Beauford Delaney burial site. Wells was researching an article on African-American gravesites in Paris when she found out that <mask> was buried in an unmarked grave at the Parisian Cemetery of Thiais. If the concession on his grave was not renewed, his remains would be exhumed at the end of the year. Wells paid a fee to the cemetery to preserve the resting place of <mask>. Wells was inspired to found a French non-profit association to facilitate raising money for a tombstone after friends expressed a desire to place a marker at the gravesite. The association was created in November of 2009.By June 2010, the association had collected enough funds to order and install the stone. August 2010 was when the installation was completed. There are external links to Les Amis de Beauford Delaney. <mask> <mask>: from New York to Paris, exhibition website abstraction, gouache on poper are some of the works. <mask> <mask>: from New York to Paris was published by the University of Washington Press. <mask> <mask>: A Retrospective is at the Studio Museum of Harlem. What happened to <mask> <mask>?The Art in America gallery is in New York. David Leeming wrote a book about the life of <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask>: A Retrospective, Studio Museum of Harlem, 1978, was written by Henry Miller. "No Greater Lovers" was published in Metro pulse, volume 5, number 8. "A Tale of Two Brothers" was published in 1997. An Encyclopedia of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Culture was written by Caryn Neumann. Double Vision: <mask> <mask> and Ted Joans in France.<mask> <mask> is a Biography of the American Art Museum. American expatriates in France 20th-century American painters American male painters Artists from New

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title: Charles Drechsler

texts: <mask> was an American mycologist with 45 years of research with the United States Department of Agriculture. The genus Drechslera was named after him because he spent a lot of time working with diseases of cereals. <mask> worked on oomycete fungi and their interactions with vegetable plants. <mask> was a leading authority on helminthosporia, oomycetes, and other parasites. <mask> was born in Wisconsin on May 1, 1892. He was raised on a farm by his parents. <mask> spoke only German until he learned English in school.After attending a mycology lecture at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, <mask> switched from engineering to botany. He earned his bachelor's degree in 1913 and went on to complete a master's degree in plant pathology in 1914. At Harvard University, <mask> worked alongside a noted mycologist. His thesis was about the placement of the Actinomyces. <mask> began his career at the U.S. Department of Agriculture after moving to Washington D.C. He was an assistant with the Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils and Agricultural Engineering. <mask> served with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers during World War I.He worked for the USDA for decades after serving for two years. He was promoted from assistant pathologist to associate pathologist. <mask> began researching cereals diseases. Another mycologist named the Genus Drechslera after him. <mask> was moved from research on cereals to vegetable disease

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texts: research. He was able to identify several new species of oomycete plant diseases. He drew many illustrations.He published a lot of papers on oomycetes that destroy organisms. In 1966 Dr<mask> was named a fellow in the American Phytopathological Society and in 1984 he was named a distinguished mycologist by the Mycological Society of America. <mask>'s wife, Mary Florence Morscher, worked at the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The two met at a dance. They were married in 1930 and had three children. The family were members of the Clarendon Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, and the University Park United Methodist Church in College Park, Maryland. <mask> continued his research after retiring from the Department of Agriculture.<mask> worked with the Agricultural Research Service for 20 years. His wife Mary Florence, son <mask>, daughter Kathryn Finnegan, and his son Robert all died. Works in 1933. There is Morphological diversity among fungi. Washington, J. Acad. There is a science. 23:138-141.1933. There are more fungi that capture and kill nematodes. Washington, J. Acad. There is a science. There was a time of 23:267-270. 1933. There are more fungi that prey on nematodes.Washington, J. Acad. There is a science. There was a time of 23:355-358. 1933. Some fungi capture and kill amoebae. 1934. There are organs of capture in some fungi.1934. The name of the plant is pedilospora dactylopaga. A fungus is

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title: Emperor Duzong

texts: The 15th emperor of the Song dynasty of China and the sixth emperor of the Southern Song dynasty was named <mask> of Song. He reigned from 1264 until his death in 1274. His name was changed three times before he became Emperor Lizong's heir apparent in 1253. <mask>'s reign was filled with rebellions and warfare and the court was dominated by his chancellor. He left behind three young boys, one of whom became Emperor Gong. The last Emperor of the Song to issue coins was too busy fighting the Mongols to establish mints and didn't have enough resources. <mask> was named heir to the Song Dynasty throne after his mother tried to induce an abortion.He could not speak until 7 years of age, his hands and feet were poor, and he was affected by the drugs his mother took as a method of attempted abortion. He was Yurui's only child. He lived in the same area as his uncle. Historians still view <mask>'s designation as crown prince in 1260 as confusing because his paternal uncle, <mask>, who was sonless and therefore had no heirs, adopted him and made him crown prince. Emperor <mask> ascended the throne after Emperor Lizong died. <mask>'s reign was plagued with rebellions, warfare and corruption in his court; many officials accused the chancellor of corruption but <mask> trusted him and even called him a teacher. <mask> ignored his duties and instead delegated all state and military affairs to Jia Sidao, who lived in opulence.<mask> was depressed and his intelligence was lower than a normal person. He told the officials to be straightforward, but this was just an act. He completely neglected his duties. He had a high appetite. Women who had sex with the emperor were required to pay

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title: Emperor Duzong

texts: respects to him every morning. As many as 30 women paid their respects to Emperor <mask> in one morning. Four of <mask>'s most favored women received official documents from him.The Song Empire was on the verge of being conquered by the Mongols, who had spent decades harassing the borders. <mask> decided to drink and have sex because he heard that the Yuan troops had been besieged for a long time. Is this true? "Well, I haven't heard such a thing," said Jia in all seriousness. A palace maid told Duzong this. A messenger was sent to Emperor <mask> to request reinforcements. The emperor did not send reinforcements after hearing the effectiveness of the new trebuchets, even though the messenger was successful in reaching the emperor.The Battle of Xiangyang took place in 1274 and was won by the Mongols. The news of the Song dynasty's capture was deliberately hidden from Emperor <mask>. There is disagreement over how the Emperor died. Some say he died from drinking too much wine. Richard L. Davis claims that <mask> died suddenly from a Palace Doctor's carelessness. He was succeeded by his sixth son, who was four years old at the time. Although Emperor <mask> was technically not the last emperor of the Song dynasty, historians believe he was the last one who could have halted or even prevented the fall of the dynasty, as Gong was forced to abdicate at the age of 6.The collapse of the Song Dynasty was inevitable as the Mongols drew closer. Emperor <mask> was buried in the Yongshao Mausoleum. Second cousin of the Quan clan, second son of the Emperor Xiaogong, and sixth son of the Yang clan. The fourth son was Duanzong, the fifth son was Princess Jin, and the third son was Duke

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title: Mãe Menininha do Gantois

texts: <mask> was a Brazilian spiritual leader and spiritual daughter of orix Oxum who was the head of one for 64 years. She helped bring an end to centuries of prejudice against Afro-Brazilians who practiced their faith by gaining legal recognition of Candomblé. She died on August 13, 1986 and the State of Bahia declared a three-day state mourning in her honor. The Terreiro do Gantois temple is a protected monument. Maria Escolstica da Conceio Nazaré Assuno was born in 1894. Her grand mother gave her the nickname Menininha meaning "Little Girl" because she was a little girl. The first blacks to be freed from slavery were her great grandparents.Damiana was the mother of Maria Jlia's daughter. The temple "Ile Iy Omi Axé Iyamass" was built by Maria Julia da Conceio Nazaré, Menininha's grandmother, when she was 8 years old. She was married to a man and had two daughters. The Candomblé priestess of the temple after her mother's death was the elder daughter, who was a doctor. Menininha's other daughter, Me Carmem, succeeded her in 1998. The honorific'me' is given to the Candomblé priestesses as spiritual heads of their temple. The temple was established by her grandmother, Me Pulquéria, and is believed to be one of the oldest Candomblé temples.The Terreiro do Gantois was built in 1900 by Me Pulquéria, while the Ile Axe Opo Afonja was built by Me Aninha. Me Pulquéria died suddenly in 1918. Maria died in 1920 before assuming office, despite being designated as her successor because she had no children. The temple was given to <mask> according to the hierarchy. The process was confirmed by the deities. In 1922 Menininha became the head of the Candomblé do Gantois. She dedicated her life to the cause of the African religion of Candomblé, which was the last stronghold of the black dignity.She was subjected to harassment and persecution by the Brazilian government. She defended the African-Brazilian traditions of worship at

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title: Mãe Menininha do Gantois

texts: the Terreiros. The Africanness of Candombé was asserted by her and other candomblé priestesses because their religion was not the same as Roman Catholicism. She invited the academic community to study the roots of the religion, one of the reasons she became prominent. One of those academics, Ruth Landes compiled her findings and published a book, City of Women, discussing how the racial policies of the government were intertwined with the Candomblé religious rites. Menininha used prominent connections to further study and promote the validity of Candomblé, including a powerful senator from Bahia, Carybé, and two other anthropologists. These studies were influential in furthering research on the Nigerian roots of the religion, but at the same time brought criticism from other temples in the faith that Menininha was exploiting the religion.The legalization of the religion in the 1970s allowed the first freedom to practice their faith in hundreds of years and began the process of eliminating prejudice against other Afro-Brazilian faiths. Menininha died at the age of 92. <mask> Britto, deputy mayor, Pedro Godinho, president of the House, and her friends attended the special session to commemorate her death. The mother was praised by Veloso for her role in leading the resistance and fighting against discrimination. Her daughter was chosen as a priestess in 1989. The deities chose her younger sister to succeed her. The Orixa Oxum had a spiritual daughter named Menininha.Her chair, which looks like a throne, is at the entry to the museum. Poems songs seek her blessings and spiritual guidance. Beth Carvalho paid tribute to her in a song in 1985. The Prayer to Mother Menininha is one of the poems. The bright sun is in the Gantois. The beauty of the world is in the Gantois. The hand of sweet is in the Gantois.The comfort us, eh? It's more beautiful in the area. Olorun sent the daughter of Oshun to take care of


title: Eric Barker

texts: <mask> was an English comedy actor. He is most remembered for his roles in the British Carry On films, although he only appeared in the early films in the series, apart from returning for Carry On Emmannuelle in 1978. <mask> was the youngest of three children. He was educated at the school. He left his father's paper merchant's company in the city to concentrate on writing full time. The Watch Hunt was his first novel. He wrote short stories and plays and appeared in them, but eventually turned to writing and performing for stage and radio.He became a familiar face in British comedy. During the Second World War, <mask> was part of the armed forces radio show Merry Go Round, which he helped to write. The show continued after the war, alternating between Army, Royal Air Force and Royal Navy shows. The Navy show was named after <mask> and his wife. His verbal stumbling over words began with the letter "h" and became well known to audiences. The success of the show led to <mask>'s starring in other radio shows. He moved into television and films in the 1950s.The <mask> Half-Hour was a comedy sketch show on the BBC. The cast included his wife and two other people. Between 1951 and 1953, the show ran for 21 episodes and was broadcast twice a week. Steady <mask> was written in 1956 after <mask>'s success. He received a BAFTA for his role as a barrister's clerk in the film Brothers in Law. The award led to more film work over the next 20 years, including three St Trinians films, and four in the

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title: Eric Barker

texts: classic Carry On British comedy film series. He found his niche in playing variations on the busybody sticking his nose in everyone's business or as an authority figure.He is the only actor to have appeared in both Carry On Sergeant and Carry On Emmannuelle. Carry On Spying was <mask>'s other Carry On appearance. He played the lead role in "The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove" in the ITC filmed series Danger Man. <mask> took his "authoritarian busybody" characterisation to the limit, with the twist that Mr. Lovegrove existed only in spy John Drake's semi-unconscious mind after crashing his car on his way to the airport. Sea Breezes, Day Gone By, and Golden Gimmick were all written by <mask> and published under his own name. <mask> had a talent for humor, according to P. G. Wodehouse. <mask> was married to the actress Pearl Hackney, who had a comedy career of her own.Petronella <mask> appeared in films and television between 1964 and 1983 as a daughter. <mask> was the subject of a British television show in 1971. <mask> was buried in the churchyard of St. Mary's, Stalisfield Green, near Faversham, where he had lived for a number of years. Tom Brown's Schooldays is a partial filmography that has Arthur Daddy as a child and Nelson as a child. The Pure Hell of St Trinian's was written by David Foster. Man Heavens Above! Bank Manager Father Came Too!Mr. Parkes was in the TV series How To Retire Without Really Working. External links 1912 births 1990 deaths English male film actors English male silent

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title: Neil W. Levin

texts: <mask><mask> is the artistic director of the Milken Archive of Jewish Music. From historical, musicological, ethnological, Judaic, and cross-cultural perspectives, <mask> has studied the music of Jewish experience. His areas of focus include comparative considerations of eastern and western spheres of Ashkenazi Jewry in terms of their sacred, secular art, theatrical, and folk music; and the musical creativity and life of American Jewry. He teaches graduate courses on the history, development, and repertory of synagogue music, cantorial art, Yiddish and Hebrew folksong, the music of modern Israel, and music of American Jewish experience at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in New York. He is one of the leading authorities in the field of Jewish music, and he is in demand as a lecturer and speaker at university seminars and academic conferences throughout the United States, Europe, and Israel. He was raised in a musical family in the Chicago area, where his main focus was on piano studies and performance. At the age of fourteen, he played in the summer home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, after winning local and national piano competition in his teen years.He went to New York to study piano with his teacher at The Juilliard School. Influenced first by the cantor at his family's congregation, and later by exposure to a number of great virtuoso cantors who were then still flourishing in New York synagogues, he developed a deep interest in cantorial art and history in the wider context of

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texts: both synagogue and secular Jewish At Columbia, he studied with many people, including Howard Shanet, Jack Beeson, Mario Davidovsky, and Otto Luening. He was exposed to traditional Yeshiva learning during that time. He earned his B.A. He spent a year in Israel, where he immersed himself in Hebrew language, Jewish studies, and Jewish musical investigations in preparation for his graduate academic work, as well as engaging in field research and oral history collection in the United States, Canada, and England. He earned an M.A. when he returned to New York.At the same time, I studied both general Judaica and Jewish music at the Jewish Theological Seminary. It was there that he earned his doctorate in Jewish music and music history, with <mask> (Chairman of the Faculty) playing a central role as his teacher, mentor, and advisor. Private studies with two renowned Jewish music historians and musicologists influenced <mask>. He is also a highly regarded choral conductor. He studied choral conducting in Robert Page's master classes and workshops at the Aspen Music School and Festival in the 1970s. He is the founder and director of two professional Jewish choruses, the mixed-voice Coro Hebraeica and the male-voice Schola Hebraeica, which have toured the United States and Canada numerous times, recorded extensively, and performed in England on several occasions. In 1990 he made his debut at the Royal Festival Hall in London, conducting the English Players and Voice of Jewish Russia, a production he

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title: Neil W. Levin

texts: devised.Vanished Voices, a Holocaust commemoration incorporating his research into the music traditions of German-speaking Jewry, performed under his baton in 1996 at London's Barbican Centre as well as in Los Angeles and New York. In 1997 he conducted his first concert at the Lincoln Center and in 1999 he directed more than a dozen concerts at the Sacred Voices Music Village international festival. The Journal of the American Society for Jewish Music was edited by <mask> from 1990 to 1998. He has published many articles on Jewish music, archival-historical recordings, and books. The University of Vienna commissioned him to edit the complete works of Salomon Sulzer in 1982. His study of music and cantorial education in the Conservative movement was published in 1997. He has contributed chapters to books about Jewish music.He has created and directed five international academic conferences and conference-festivals on Jewish musical themes. The first Anne E. Leibowitz Visiting Professor-in-Residence in Music was served by <mask>. The Deems Taylor Award, an annual award given by the American Society of Composers, was presented to <mask> in 2004, in recognition of his program notes about the Russian Jewish composer, Joseph Achron, in the accompanying booklet to the Milken Archive CD devoted to Achron's music The most original and informative liner notes will be used. There are references to Columbia University alumni in 20th-century Jewish theology, 21st-century Jewish theologians, and American

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title: Martin Witherspoon Gary

texts: <mask> was an attorney, soldier, and politician from South Carolina. He was a brigadier general in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. He played a major leadership role in the 1876 Democratic campaign toelect Wade Hampton III as governor, planning a detailed campaign to disrupt the Republican Party and black voters by violence and intimidation. <mask> was first elected to office in 1860. He served two terms in the South Carolina State Senate. He left politics after he failed to get appointments to the U.S. Senate in 1877 and 1879. He died in Cokesbury in April of that year.<mask> was born in Cokesbury, South Carolina, to Dr. Thomas Reeder <mask> and Mary Ann Porter. His withdrawal from the state college was due to his participation in the Great Biscuit Rebellion. Compulsory participation in campus dining was demanded by the protesters. He graduated from Harvard in 1854. <mask> was admitted to the bar in South Carolina in the 19th century. <mask> was elected to the South Carolina House of Representatives as a secessionist. His time in office was brief.He was a captain of infantry when South Carolina left the Union. After his superior officers were disabled, he was given control of the Legion. <mask> was promoted to colonel after being elected lieutenant colonel of the infantry battalion in the Legion. General Longstreet's Legion was active in the battles of Virginia through mid-1863 before being transferred to help the Army of Tennessee in the last part of the year. <mask> was commissioned as a brigadier

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title: Martin Witherspoon Gary

texts: general. The brigade was part of the department until 1865. The infantry battalion of Hamptons Legion was mounted on March 11, 1864 and transferred from Longstreets Corps.<mask> refused to surrender with General Lee at Appomattox when the brigade was transferred to the Army of Northern Virginia. President Davis and his cabinet were escort by 200 men of his brigade to his mother's house in Cokesbury, where he ended his service as a Confederate soldier. <mask> resumed his law practice after the war and pursued a number of other business ventures. He became an outspoken racist because he was fed up with the Radical Republican government which obeyed the constitutional amendments and allowed the African-American majority in the South Carolina population to have a say in the government. He said that the negro wouldn't be allowed to vote in this country if they didn't have an education or property. The Red Shirts organized in 1874 to suppress black voting in the state. The level of detail and attention he gave to this project is shown in the manuscript of his "Plan of the Campaign of 1876".In the summer of 1876, Matthew Calbraith butler wrote to his former commander, Wade Hampton III, urging him to seek the governorship in the upcoming election. The details of the violent campaign planned by <mask> and others were omitted. <mask> claimed he was the one who convinced Hampton to run. <mask>'s campaign plan, known as a modified version of the Mississippi Plan or the "Shotgun Policy," was not supported by Hampton. It was known as the

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title: Martin Witherspoon Gary

texts: Edgefield Plan in South Carolina due to <mask>'s leadership. It called for local Democratic "rifle clubs" or "Red Shirts" to bribe African-American Republican voters in order to ensure order at polling places. The goal of the Red Shirts was to overturn the Republicans.<mask>'s tactics helped to win the election as black Republican voting was suppressed. In addition, he had expressed himself as a moderate with paternalistic interest in blacks and won their trust and votes in several areas. In Laurens and Edgefield counties, the total votes exceeded the number of registered voters. The state board of returns challenged the election returns from these two counties. Their contribution was crucial, as the victory margin was only 1100 votes. There was a deal between South Carolina Democratic leaders and the national Republican Party. The United States presidential race was decided in April 1877 by the votes of the South Carolina electors.He ordered the withdrawal of Federal troops from South Carolina and Louisiana, ending the formal Reconstruction era. <mask> was elected to the state senate from Edgefield County in 1876. He became a vocal opponent of the Governor because he was blocked from being appointed to the U.S. Senate in 1877 and 1879. <mask> was prevented from running for governor in the election of 1880. <mask> returned to his family home in Cokesbury after leaving the South Carolina Senate. He died there and was buried in Cokesbury. There are External links to the South Carolina Legislature and the South Carolina


title: Antonio Zamora

texts: <mask> is a consultant in the fields of computer programming, chemical information science, and computational linguistics. <mask> studied chemistry at the University of Texas. From 1962 to 1965, he served in the U.S. Army. He studied medical technology at the Medical Field Service School and worked at Brooke Army Medical Center. One of the first computer-produced publications in the United States was edited by him after he finished his military service. He obtained a master's degree in computer science from Ohio State University. He was able to combine his chemical background with programming when he moved to the research department.The Smallest Set of Smallest Rings (SSSR), a CHEMinformatics term for the minimal cycle basis of a molecule graph, was created by him. He joined IBM in 1982 as a senior programmer and worked on spell checkers and multilingual information retrieval tools. The American Chemical Society, the National Library of Medicine, and the US Department of Energy were some of the organizations he worked for after retiring from IBM. He self-published a science fiction book and wrote a paper about the Carolina Bays. Geometric analysis of the Carolina Bays was used in his research. The theory isn't widely accepted. There are many theories proposed to account for their formation.The National Science Foundation supported the research on the automatic spelling correction SPEEDCOP project. The project was to correct spelling and typing errors in a database. Each word in a dictionary has a key consisting of the first letter, followed by the vowels in order of occurrence, and the last letter in order of occurrence. The keys are sorted in order. The key of each word in the text is compared with the dictionary keys and if no exact match is found it compares with keys either side to find a probable match. The portion of the dictionary that has to be searched is reduced by the use of the key. The paper "Automatic Abstracting and Indexing" was the best paper of 1971 and was awarded by the Journal of the American

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