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texts: that he produced. "Home By Now/No Matter What" and "A Kiss Is a Terrible Thing to Waste" are from Whistle Down the Wind. <mask> wrote music for Don Black's lyrics to the song "Is Nothing Sacred". The World Aids Day concert was held in 2000. Jones performed "The Future Ain't what it used to be". The concert was broadcasted around the world. This was the first time many people around the world had ever heard that song.The box set was released in 2001. The Steinman/Webber song "A Kiss Is a Terrible Thing to Waste" was co-produced by Steven Rinkoff andNigel Wright. The performance project idea was credited to The Metal Philharmonic Orchestra. Kyle Gordon is a person. The lead vocal was sung by "Scarpia", a singer on many demo recordings for Steinman. <mask> was working with a singer. There were plans to make an album with her.Fans have been able to listen to demo recordings of Hannah singing four Steinman songs. "Safe Sex", "Make Love Out of Nothing at All", "Is Nothing Sacred", and "Braver Than We Are" are some of the songs on these demos. <mask> recorded her voice on a demo of a song called "Catwoman's Song". <mask> prepared a demo for the Batman: The Musical. He shared it with his fans. The album was released in 2002. The


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texts: Steinman/Black song "Is Nothing Sacred" was included.<mask> had worked on the production of the song with the lead vocalist. Garbo, the Musical, about the life of the late screen idol Greta Garbo, opened to poor reviews in Sweden in 2002. Steinman worked on the music and lyrics for a stage musical based on the Batman comic book series. The New York Post reported in 2002 that Warner Bros. signed Tim Burton to direct. The source said that Burton was attracted to the project because it was as dark as his 1989 film Batman rather than the goofy, campy turn the franchise took with Batman and Robin. Steinman said that the project is similar to Burton's first two movies. It's very dark and funny.It was my dream that he did this. Warner Bros. decided not to cast and stage the show. Steinman shared some of the song demos from the show on the Dream Pollution website. Some of the songs that were in the show have been recorded by The Dream Engine. "We're Still The Children We Were Then" and "Not Allowed To Love" are included. <mask> was an executive producer on Wuthering Heights. "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" is one of his favorites.MTV sold a limited-release six-track soundtrack CD on Steinman and Rinkoff's Ravenous Records label.

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texts: <mask> and Steven Rinkoff are both credited with recording, mixing and co-production of the album. There is a simple recording of the Steinman/Eldritch song " More" with actors Mike Vogel and Erika Christensen performing lead vocals. The first-ever release of the song "If It Ain't Broke (Break It)" was written by Steinman. <mask>'s song "The Future Ain't What It Used to Be" can be heard on the album. Beyond Imagination was released by the Opera Babes. The track was produced by <mask>.The opera Aida was adapted from it. Steven Rinkoff was responsible for co-production, recording and mixing. Like many Steinman productions, it includes work by Jeff Bova. Jeff Bova and Jon Cohen were also credited with arranging. In 2004, a soundtrack album and film were released. There are two dance covers of the Steinman/Pitchford song, one of which is credited to Frou Frou. On the Wings of a Nightingale: The Mercury Studio Recordings was released by The Everly Brothers in 2005.The song "A Kiss Is a Terrible Thing to Waste" was written by Steinman and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: large number of jokes, many of which were silly or offensive. Dance of the Vampires was a humorous spoken play with songs inserted at some parts, unlike Tanz, which was a "sung-through" musical with no breaks in the music.The reviews were very negative. On January 25, 2003 it closed after 61 previews and 56 regular performances. It lost $17 million and was very unsuccessful. <mask> did not attend the opening night because he was not happy with the show. <mask> described the show as "DOTV, which you guys know I hated and was disgusted by, and was fired by my manager, acting as producer!" David Sonenberg was <mask>'s long-time manager and one of the producers of the show. Meat Loaf told the audience that he and Steinman would be releasing a new album.Lawyers worked for over a year putting together a contract for <mask> to do Bat Out of Hell III. It was one of the best producer's contracts in the history of the record business. Meat Loaf said that the composer had suffered a heart attack. Steinman wasn't well enough to work on such an intense project according to the singer. <mask>'s manager said that Steinman's health is excellent and that he had some "meaningful health problems" about four years ago. Bat Out of Hell III: The

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texts: Monster Is Loose was released in October of 2006 It has fourteen songs, seven of which were written by Steinman, and five of which were covers of songs already released on other albums.<mask>'s demos of songs were intended for musical theater projects. <mask>'s demo of "In the Land of the Pig, the Butcher is King", with Rob Evan singing lead vocal, was part of the preparation for the Batman: The Musical project. <mask>'s demo of "Cry to Heaven", with Kyle Gordon singing lead vocal, was intended for the possibility that Steinman would provide songs for a musical based on the film Cry-Baby. There was no work from <mask> for Cry- Baby. Meat Loaf and <mask> had a legal battle over the title of the album. <mask> registered a trademark on the title "Bat Out of Hell" in 1995 and sought to prevent Meat Loaf from using it. Meat Loaf wanted to use the title and cancel <mask>'s trademark.He sued <mask> and Sonenberg for a total of $100 million, including the trademark case. Meat Loaf was able to use the title "In the Land of the Pig the Butcher Is King" and release his recordings of the songs "Cry to Heaven" because of an out-of-court settlement. <mask> was able to use the title "<mask>'s Bat Out of Hell" for a musical theatre project

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texts: based on the songs from Bat Out of Hell. The project was scheduled to open in Manchester on February 17th. The Love album was released by Westlife. Steve Mac produced the cover of "Total Eclipse of the Heart". A song by <mask>, Rinkoff, and Bova has leaked and is in circulation among fan sites.The Dream Engine was created by <mask> and Steven Rinkoff. Live shows have been held in New York City. In Atlanta, Georgia, it performed at an award show. "What Part of My Body Hurts the Most", "We're Still the Children We Once Were", "Not Allowed to Love", and "(It Hurts) Only" were all performed by the people in this project. "If It Ain't Broke (Break It)" is part of the last song. The revised and politicized lyric to "Braver Than We Are" was performed by this project. The song has been changed to "An American Elegy" and "God's Gone A.W.O.L."Steven Rinkoff was said to have "guided" the project. Since 2006 this project has not performed or been active in public. <mask> was working with Terry Jones of Monty Python on a heavy metal version of The Nutcracker. He was going to be in the Songwriters Hall of Fame on June 14. Steinman will receive an honor at the college's graduation on May 20. Steinman had to cancel his degree due to

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texts: unforeseen circumstances. On April 17, the college announced that Steinman would speak at a "conversation" on campus that would be open to the public on May 25, and that he would receive a doctorate of humane letters at the college's 192nd graduation on May 26.Meat Loaf and <mask> will collaborate on three new songs to be included on Meat Loaf's album Braver Than We Are, which was to be released in 2015. <mask> was a member of the Long Island Music Hall of Fame. Braver Than We Are was released in Europe and North America on September 9, 2016 and September 16, 2016 respectively. <mask> composed ten songs. <mask> didn't write anything for this album. This album was produced by Paul Crook. The production team of <mask> and Steven Rinkoff did not make this album.In 2005 and 2006 Rob Evan performed the songs "Only When I Feel" and " Speaking in Tongues". Some previously released material, some previously leaked material, and a little bit of material not previously released are included in the track " Going All The Way". The song "Braver Than We Are/Say A Prayer" is from Dance of the Vampires. There is a leaked demo of a song called "Braver Than We Are". Some of it isn't in the leaked demo of Karine Hannah singing or in Dance of

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texts: the Vampires. Bonnie Tyler and Todd Rundgren recorded a song called "Loving You's a Dirty Job (But Somebody's Got to Do It)". " More" is a cover of a recording.The tracks "Who Needs The Young", "Souvenirs", "Godz", "Skull of Your Country", and "Train of Love" are all covers of recordings that <mask> made in the 1970s. Fans on the internet have been able to listen to the recordings from the 1970s. In February of last year, <mask>'s Bat Out of Hell The Musical opened for previews at the Manchester Opera House in Manchester, England, then officially opened at the London Coliseum in June. The musical was based on a number of <mask>'s projects, including the hit albums Bat Out of Hell, and Back into Hell. "Not Allowed to Love" and "What Part of My Body Hurts the Most" were the only songs that had not been performed in public by the summer of 2006 of this musical. After performing at Toronto's Ed Mirvish Theatre, the musical made a return to London in January of next year. Stage Entertainment produced a German version of the show for the Metronom Theatre.She left the show at the end of March, but was in the Oberhausen production. <mask> had set an American tour of the musical to start in the fall of 2018, but it was canceled after

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texts: it ran for three weeks in Toronto. The musical ran for six weeks in New York City's Center Theatre. A cast recording album for Bat Out Of Hell: The Musical co-produced by <mask>, Steven Rinkoff, and Michael Reed was released in October of last year. The album was first distributed in Canada to coincide with the show's run in Toronto, then later was released again via Ghostlight Records, both as a worldwide digital release and on CD for sale in the UK to coincide with the show's run in London. The cast album features the vocals of the show's cast in Manchester, with Andrew Polec and Christina Bennington leading in their roles as Strat and Raven, Rob Fowler and Sharon Sexton as Falco and Sloane, and Danielle Steers and Dom Hartley-Harris as Zahara and Jagwire. Only Andrew Polec, Christina Bennington and Danielle Steers remained with the show after it opened in Manchester.The music was going to be released by Velvet Valve Records. A recording of Hannah singing "Braver Than We Are" was released in March. Hannah singing "Braver Than We Are" was recorded in the early 2000s. Plans to release an album with Hannah after the single were abandoned. <mask> said he has never been stomped on in his life. I feel like I am stomped on every


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texts: day. I've never had my heart broken like that.I don't allow myself to be dumped. <mask> lived in Connecticut at the time of his death. <mask> lost the ability to speak after a stroke in 2004. He had a stroke four years before his death. <mask> died from aspiration pneumonia at a hospital in Connecticut at the age of 73, according to the death certificate from the Connecticut Department of Health. After <mask>'s death, rock writer Paul Stenning referred to him as the greatest ever composer of symphonic rock and cited him as an influence on a variety of bands. Meat Loaf commented on <mask>'s death by saying, "We didn't know each other, we were each other."The 1969 Recording of the Dream Engine is one of the Discography References External


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texts: <mask> was an autodidact, a self-made intellectual, essayist, and poet. <mask> was the son of <mask> and Balbina Acosta and lived most of his life in his native province far from the limelights of Buenos Aires and the academic world which he despised in favor of a rural setting of his father's cattle farm in Belén. <mask> was awarded a literary prize at a young age. <mask> received the award on a mule's back from Catamarca Province to Tucuman. An article about the story of a promising young author was published in the prestigious magazine Caras y caretas after the attitude raised a few eyebrows. The doors to <mask> were opened by a literary personality. <mask> was introduced to Leopoldo Lugones by Quiroga.Roberto Arlt, Gabriela Mistral, and Juana de Ibarbourou were all acquaintances of <mask>. After completing his high school degree, <mask> returned to his hometown of Belén because it was difficult to coexist with the cultural apparatus and the bourgeois-style of other intellectuals. <mask> lived most of his adult life in Belén, working the land, reading and writing. <mask> decided to distance himself from right wing revisionists such as Lugones because of a personal crisis that happened after the military coup of general José Evaristo Uriburu in 1930. The ghost of saints and devils of Argentina's turbulent 1800s comes to life in a unique way, one that perhaps <mask> only shares with Ezequiel. Soon <mask> will emerge as a political writer, one seriously committed to the cause of communism. He was one of the founding members of the political party known as Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) in 1982.<mask> contributed to the Magazine Estrategia in the 1950s next to some of the local Trotskyite figures. He didn't want to work in the university or the academic world of the bourgeois because he was against its involvement with the system. <mask> was in Buenos Aires when he died. Nelson Montes-Bradley remembers

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texts: meeting the poet at Bar Savoy, a grill in the vicinity of the Congreso, and he was often by himself, writing on a Gloria notebook with his navy blue bic ball-pen. <mask> died penniless on June 1, 1988 in a nursing home, according to his friend Carlos Penelas. The poem La Flauta de caa Ediciones América was written in 1920. Coplas Buenos Aires in 1921.The gay community of Babel was founded in 1923. Coplas del pueblo Ediciones Glaizer is located in Buenos Aires. Los trabajos y los das. Babel was written in Buenos Aires in 1928. América inicial was born in 1931. The Jokey Club awarded a book of the year. Babel, Buenos Aires, was published in 1932.Buenos Aires, 1936. Catamarca en cielo. Eiciones Kraft is located in Buenos Aires. The units were numbered from 1 to 3100. There are 21 illustrations by Ernesto Ziechmann. The books in this special edition are Libro del gay vivir, Coplas del pueblo, Los trabajos y los das, and Canciones. There is an index of illustrations.Buenos Aires, 1948. A general. Editorial Stilcograf was published in 1959 There is a Municipal de Poesa. There is a folder with drawings by Ricardo Carpani. Buenos Aires, 1963. There are four poems in a folder with lithographs.In 1965, Buenos Aires. There is a anthology of <mask>. Trotsky Carpeta con un poema was written by Eudeba. Chaj/ edciones de poesa. The year 1967. 6 pages. Guitarra (Teora y prctica de la copla).There is an editorial in Lagos. Insurrecin de poema Editorial Colihe-Hachette canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones That's right. <mask>'s works are read by the author. The album was recorded by Discos Qualiton. The poems include "Insondable Raz", "Suma", "Cancin del circo del mar", "Nocturno del duo inmvil", and "Plenilunio". The essays Los hijos de Llastay were

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texts: written in Argentina.América inicial. The city of Buenos Aires was founded in 1931. The club is called the Premio Jockey Club. El general Paz y los dos caudillajes. The title of the book is Ediciones Anaconda. The city of Buenos Aires was founded in 1933. Buenos Aires, 1935.The article is titled "Ediciones Rosario, 1946". The latest edition by Biblioteca "Dimensin Argentina" is dated back to 1984. 207 pp. There is a bibliography and an index. "<mask>: de Lugones a la Heterodoxia" is a foreword by David Vias in the latest edition. The biografa was in Buenos Aires in 1941. Juan Tobal Ed. is a fracaso.Nuestra Novela was published in 1941. El mayor demcrata, Walt Whitman, ha visto. Buenos Aires, 1940. Coleccin Hombres has ideas. The cover was illustrated with an engraving on wood of Whitman. pp. <mask> wrote a reference to Pompeyo Audivert.Editorial Americalee published a later edition of the same. Buenos Aires in 1945. The editorial was written by El otroRosas. There was a movie called "Rosas Entre anécdotas" which was released in 1945. The editorial was written in Buenos Aires. The Biografa de animales was published in Buenos Aires. Antes de Caseros.The Editorial Reconstruir was held in Buenos Aires. Hudson was a caballo in Buenos Aires. The Ro de la Plata Biografa sacra Editorial Reconstruir. Buenos Aires, 1957. The Editorial Lautaro was written by sarmiento and mart. The city of Buenos Aires was founded in the late 19th century. The Biografa Patria Editorial Stilcograf was written by America Lee.Biblioteca social. Seccin VIII. Ensayos e Interpretaciones. Buenos Aires in 1959. There are 280 pages plus an index. The book is made of several hundred individuals and not necessarily brief considerations on life, literature, moral values, racism, life and death. Is a dictionary in the style of a philosopher.It's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's

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texts: possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's The mystery of pleasure is as sacred as the Trinity. P. 16. Domingo F. Sarmiento is a general editor. Buenos Aires, 1960. Revisin de los griegos Editorial Americalee. Buenos Aires, 1960.La hembra humana Editorial Futuro. The second edition of Buenos Aires was published in 1962. The Shapire Editor was published in 1974. Coleccin Fuera de Serie. Oscar "Negro" Daz designed the cover. pp. There is an index and a bibliography.3000 copies were printed. The essay is a testimony in favor of women's rights and against the men-driven society. <mask> blames the Catholic Church for the oppression of women. La URSS ante prometeo. D.C.Hernndez is from Libreros. Buenos Aires, 1964. D.C.Hernndez and G.Dvalos are from Cuba.In 1965, Buenos Aires. DeRosas a Mitre Dvalos is atral. The year 1967. Los grandes caciques. The year 1967. Editorial paids. Buenos Aires in 1968.An Editor de América LAtina. Buenos Aires in 1968. La pampa habla Editorial. Buenos Aires in 1968. The editorial La verde Rama was published in 1968. There is a large amount of pp. The Editor de América Latina is Guitarra.Buenos Aires, 1971. There is a person namedRosas. Buenos Aires, 1970. Noé en el Plata Editorial Lagos. Buenos Aires in 1973. Chacha created illustrations for the zorro y su vecindario. Plus Ultra.Buenos Aires in 1976. 93 pp. There is an Editorial Colihue/Hachette. Buenos Aires in 1978. The 1915 Tucumn Province Award has 94 pginas. The Jokey Club awarded a book of the year in 1931. The Premio Nacional de Literatura was held in 1941.The Gran Premio de Honor de la SADE was published in 1984. Further reading <mask>. Argentinos en las letras. Culturales Argentinas. The Ministerio de Educacin is located in Justicia. The Direccin General de Cultura. Buenos Aires, 1962.pps.There are 141. Notes 1898 births 1988 deaths Argentine

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texts: <mask> is a Chinese-born American composer and conductor. A leading figure of contemporary classical music, he draws from a variety of Western and Chinese influences, a dichotomy which has shaped much of his life and music. <mask> has received numerous awards, including a Grawemeyer Award for his opera Marco Polo and an Academy Award for his film score in Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. His oeuvre as a whole includes operas, orchestral, vocal, chamber, solo and film scores, as well as genres that <mask> terms "organic music" and "music ritual." During the Cultural Revolution, <mask> received musical education from the Central Conservatory of Music. His early influences were both Chinese and classical music. Since 1993 <mask> has been based in New York City.His compositions often incorporate audiovisual elements; use instruments constructed from organic materials, such as paper, water, and stone, and are often inspired by traditional Chinese theatrical and ritual performance. He was named a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador. <mask> was born in a village in China. As a child, he was fascinated by the rituals and ceremonies of the village shaman, who were typically set to music made with natural objects such as rocks and water. Due to the bans enacted during the Cultural Revolution, he was discouraged from pursuing music and was sent to work as a rice planter. He learned to play the traditional Chinese string instruments in the group. Following a ferry accident that resulted in the death of several members of a Peking opera troupe, <mask>n was called upon as a violist and arranger.He went to study at the

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texts: Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing in 1977 after earning a seat in the orchestra. <mask>'s sense of musical style was influenced by composers such as Toru Takemitsu, George Crumb, Alexander Goehr, Hans Werner Henze, and Isang Yun. He moved to New York City in 1986 to study with another student who had studied under Varse. At Columbia, <mask> discovered the music of composers such as Philip Glass, John Cage, and Steve Reich, and began incorporating these influences into his compositions. His thesis was Death and Fire: Dialogue with Paul Klee. Death and Fire was inspired by a visit to the Museum of Modern Art. The grand opening theme song of the Disney resort was created by him.He was appointed dean of the Bard College Conservatory of Music in August of 2019. During his time at Columbia University, <mask> composed his first opera, a setting of nature poems by Qu Yuan called Nine Songs (1989). The poems are sung in both Classical Chinese and contemporary English with a small ensemble of Western and Chinese instruments. A set of 50 ceramic percussion, string, and wind instruments was designed in collaboration with potter Ragnar Naess. In order to emphasize the shamanistic nature of Qu Yuan's poetry, the actors dance and move in a ritualized manner. Marco Polo is an opera within an opera and was written by <mask>. It begins with the spiritual journey of two characters, Marco and Polo, and their encounters with various historic figures of literature and music.The sections are presented in an opera style. The real-life Marco Polo is presented in a Western operatic style. The location of the characters,

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texts: including recorder, rebec, sitar, tabla, singing bowls, and Tibetan horn, are indicated by additional instruments. The Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition was won by the opera. <mask>'s next opera, The Peony Pavilion, is an adaptation of <mask>'s 1598 Kunqu play. <mask>'s work is only performed in English, though one of the characters must be trained in Kunqu style. The musicians perform on stage with the actors.The music is reminiscent of Western avant-garde and Chinese opera. <mask> had created many works for "organic instruments" at this point in his career. Paper, water, ceramic, and stone are some of the materials used to make instruments. The structure of tea: a mirror of soul is influenced by organic instruments. The materials of the instruments being used and the opera's plot are related to the title of each act. The first act begins with a tea ceremony and percussionists manipulating glass bowls of water. The second act features music on rice paper drums and depicts the characters' search for The Classic of Tea, the first book to codify tea production and preparation in China."Ceramic, Stones" depicts the death of a love interest. "Ceramic chimes" are referred to as "Percussionists play on pitched flowerpots" in the score. The title role for <mask>'s opera, The First Emperor, was created for Plcido Domingo. The opera was written by <mask> and Ha Jin and focuses on the unification of China under the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty. The First Emperor calls for Chinese instruments in addition to a full orchestra. The film Hero was directed by <mask> and was a part of the original Met production. The

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texts: score for Ang Lee's "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" earned <mask> an Academy Award, a Recording Academy Award, and a BAFTA Award."Past winners search." The search can be found at http://www.grammy.com/nominees. There are also film credits for the aforementioned Hero, Fallen, and The Banquet. The film score for Hidden Dragon was rearranged by <mask> to create the Crouching Tiger Concerto for cello, video, and chamber orchestra. Containing edited footage from the film, this work reverses the role of music in film by treating video as secondary. The larger work known as the Martial Arts Cycle was the result of this same technique being applied to his film scores for Hero and The Banquet. In 2002, <mask> continued to experiment with the application of video in music.China's Tujia, Miao, and Dong ethnic minorities are depicted in documentary footage on The Map. The musicians onstage, including the cello soloist, interact with the musicians onscreen. The Boston Symphony Orchestra commissioned a work by Yo-Yo Ma. Nu Shu: The Secret Songs of Women is a 13-movement work for video, solo harp, and orchestra. The sounds of the Nshu script, a phonetic writing system devised by women speakers of the Xiangnan Tuhua dialect who had been denied from receiving formal education, were captured in the work. <mask>'s research resulted in a series of short films of women singing songs in Nshu, which are presented alongside an orchestral performance. The songs in the video are used in a different way than the live music.In the 1990s, <mask>n began working on a series of orchestral pieces that would analyze the relationship between

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texts: Gate is based on the theme of sacrifice for love. The style of each section is related to the character's country of origin. Yu is played by a Chinese opera singer, Juliet is played by a Western opera singer, and Koharu is played by a Japanese puppeteer. In Orchestra Theatre II: Re, the orchestra is distributed among the audience. The projection screen at The Gate displays live images of the three actress-soloists, manipulated in real time by a video artist, unlike the pre recorded images used in Red Forecast. Elaine J. McCarthy was the video artist for the 1999 premiere.Many of <mask>'s works call for instruments made of materials such as paper, stone, or water, but the compositions that he classifies as "organic music" feature these instruments most prominently. The Water Concerto for Water Percussion and Orchestra was dedicated to Toru Takemitsu. The sounds made by the soloist are inspired by the sounds of everyday life. Basins are filled with water, and the contents are manipulated with bowls, bottles, hands, and other devices. The waterphone is one of the water instruments used. Various means of amplification are used. <mask>'s Water Passion After St. Matthew uses the same techniques as the Water Concerto.The work for chorus, orchestra, and water percussion was written to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the death of Johann Sebastian Bach. The chorus doubles on tingsha. The score requires overtone singing from the soloist. Orchestral Theatre I: O is similar to Orchestral Theatre I: O in that members of the orchestra play their instruments with techniques borrowed from non-Western traditions. Paper

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texts: Concerto for Paper Percussion and Orchestra explores the acoustic range of paper. cymbals, drums, or reeds are made from differing thicknesses of paper. There are sheets of paper that have been struck.The musicians use wireless microphones to amplify the sounds. The Los Angeles Philharmonic commissioned this work for the opening of the Disney Concert Hall. The Earth Concerto for stone and ceramic percussion and orchestra is based on Gustav Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde (The Song of the Earth) and the poetry of Li Po. <mask>n used percussion instruments that were similar to those used in previous works, as well as wind instruments and xun. The Yi series of orchestral works was started by <mask> in the mid 1990s. The series builds on the original Yi: Concerto for Orchestra by adding a solo instrument. The first piece in the series, Yi1, Intercourse of Fire and Water, was written by Anssi Karttunen.Sharon Isbin was the creator of Yi2 Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra. <mask> wrote a piece for twelve cellos and an orchestra called Four Secret Roads of Marco Polo. Commissioned by the Berlin Philharmonic, the work is a musical exploration of the Silk Road. The cello soloist uses sitar and pipa techniques. The New York Philharmonic commissioned <mask> to write a piece for Lang Lang. The soloist is told to play certain passages of the music with their fists and forearms because of the composer's love for martial arts. There are sections that evoke ancient Chinese instruments.The symphony was written by <mask> for the YTSO project. The Internet symphony was the result of the work. The open call for video auditioning

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texts: submissions began after "Eroica" was recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra. The YTSO was voted on by members of the YouTube community as well as professional musicians. The live performance of the work was held at Carnegie Hall in April 2009. Many of <mask>'s works borrow operatic elements in terms of melody and staging. The violin concerto quotes jinghu fiddling music from the opera.There are minimal sets and lighting in Ghost Opera. Ghost Opera has been performed around the world and recorded by Kronos for Nonesuch Records. <mask>'s own concepts include "organic music" and "music ritual." "Organic music" refers to musical works performed on non-traditional instruments, typically involving organic materials such as paper, water, or stone. The works referred to as "music ritual" are derived from Chinese spiritual


title: Patrick Lynch (economist)

texts: <mask> was an Irish economist. He believed in co-ordination of government policy, including fiscal, social and monetary measures to invest in education and join the European Economic Community. He preferred empirical education economics in Ireland. When Ireland's economic foundations were laid, he was one of the most respected and influential social and economic thinkers. He was a Professor of Political Economy at University College Dublin and was a civil servant for over a decade. <mask> was the first child of Daniel and <mask>. He attended Catholic University School, which was afeeder school for University College, Dublin.He excelled in the humanities at UCD. He accepted the ideas of Alfred Marshall and John Maynard Keynes. He joined the civil service in 1941 and stayed there until 1948. After two years as private secretary to John A. Costello, he was appointed assistant secretary to the inter-party government in 1950. Murphy said that the first major change to Irish economic policy for a generation was achieved despite opposition when Costello adopted a Keynesian approach to the country's economic policy in 1948. In 1949, <mask> wrote a speech about the relationship between the state, the people and the economy, which helped to create the economic growth that started in the 1960s. The rule encouraged government budget deficits to fund capital investment projects.He was a lecturer in economics at UCD after leaving the civil service. Professor George O'Brien was credited with introducing the theories of Keynes to Ireland. He was elected a Fellow Commoner of Peterhouse, Cambridge in 1955 and then returned to UC Davis. Some sources reference other years in the early 1950s for his time at Peterhouse, but the years used here are from the records of the college. He was an Associate Professor of Political Economy from 1966 to 1975. He held the post of Professor of Economics until 1980, when he retired and was appointed Professor Emeritus, a title he held until his death in 2001. From 1972 to 1977 he was a

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title: Patrick Lynch (economist)

texts: representative of the National University of Ireland in the Seanad ireann.The Science Policy Research Unit was set up in the 70s with the help of colleagues from the Science Faculty. He received degrees from Brunel University (1976), the University of Dublin (Trinity College, Dublin) (1979), the National University of Ireland (1985), and the University of Limerick (1994). <mask>'s interest in aviation was focused on his support of Aer Lingus. He was appointed chairman of Aer Rianta in 1954. The companies went from reporting financial losses to being profitable. He retired in 1975. <mask> was a director of the Provincial Bank of Ireland when it merged with two other banks.He was made a director of the AIB Group bank in 1971 and served as deputy chairman from 1975 to 1984 as the bank began to expand into the UK, US and Europe. He was a senior director of the bank at the time and was called to give evidence in the investigation into corruption involving Charles Haughey. In a 1946 article for The Bell, <mask> wrote about William Thompson, an early Irish socialist. The labour theory of value was proposed by Thompson. The Tuairim group published Lynch's critique of Irish capitalism in the 1950s. In order to achieve the goals of economic and social development, <mask> preferred intervention and influence by the state rather than a laissez-faire approach. The Capital Investment Advisory Committee established the use of the tax system as the main mechanism for developing the Irish economy.He was an economic consultant to the Department of Finance, as well as chairman of two major surveys sponsored by the Irish government and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. The publication of Investment in Education was the result of a survey on long term Irish educational needs. He insisted that the report focused on identifying inefficiencies in the prevalent system rather than on policy and that its influence has been claimed to have shaped the future direction of education in Ireland. Education

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title: Patrick Lynch (economist)

texts: became more closely aligned with the requirements of the labour market as a result of this change. Science and Irish Economic Development was published after the second survey looked at the requirements of the Irish economy in respect of scientific research, development and technology. Ireland relied on imports of oil and gas but had plentiful reserves of turf. H. M. S. Miller was the head of the Research & Development department at the time.The pair admitted to being influenced by the Marxist ideas of J D Bernal who wrote The Social Function of Science in 1939. <mask> set up the Science Policy Research Unit at UCD because of this, but they didn't think it was a good idea to announce it at the time. The establishment of the National Science Council in 1969 was flawed as a result of its membership being state appointees, according to the report. <mask> worked on that Council for over ten years. He was a member of the National Industrial and Economic Council, the Public Service Advisory Council, the Medico-Social Research Board, and the Economic and Social Research Institute. He was a member of the Executive Council of the European Science Foundation and the British-Irish Association. He became the first member from Ireland of the Club of Rome in 1973.The Club warned governments about the limits of non-renewable natural resources and the need to contain population growth in the book The Limits to Growth. He served as chairman of the Institute of Public Administration (Ireland) from 1973 to 1976 and as founder chairman of the National Library Society of Ireland from 1969 to 1969. <mask> was the vice-president of the Royal Irish Academy from 1971 to 1972 and the treasurer from 1972 to 1980. The Irish anti-apartheid movement was chaired by civil rights <mask>. He contributed to the Irish Council for Civil Liberties and the Movement for Peace in Ireland. Academics of University College Dublin Alumni of Peterhouse, Cambridge Business people from Dublin, and Cambridge Civil servants from Dublin all died in


title: Danny Almonte

texts: <mask> is a Dominican-American former baseball player who is currently an assistant baseball coach at a New York City high school<mask> was a Little League pitcher and was born in the Dominican Republic. Considered a phenomenon as he led his Bronx team to a third-place finish in the 2001 Little League World Series, Almonte was revealed to have actually been two years too old to play Little League baseball. The truth about the 2001 Series was not revealed until weeks later. <mask>e moved to New York City in 2000 and began playing Little League baseball. Felipe started a baseball league in Moca that still bears his name six years after moving to the U.S. The 5-foot-8 <mask> became a sensation with his high leg kick and fastball that reached a top speed of 76 miles per hour.The nickname "Little Unit" was given to him by Randy "Big Unit" Johnson. His team went to the Little League World Series after he threw a no-hitter in the 2001 Mid-Atlantic Regional finals. In the Little League World Series, Almonte threw the first perfect game since 1979 against the team from Florida. His team was defeated in the U.S. championship game by the same Florida team that he had pitched a complete game the day before. He finished the 2001 tournament with 62 strikeouts and only three hits in three starts. The feel-good story of the Little League World Series, which was played in the shadow of Yankee Stadium, was told before a New York Yankees game. Rudy Giuliani gave them the key to the city.Concerns about age Almonte's imposing appearance and command on the mound led

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texts: to rumors that he was older than 12 years old, the age limit for Little League Baseball. A private investigator was hired to look into the ages of the entire team. A team from New Jersey conducted an investigation of their own. There was no evidence that the players were too old. The league president insisted that Almonte was born on April 7, 1989. Little League and Dominican officials said the Baby Bombers followed all proper procedures when it came to age verification. Due to rumors surrounding the team, officials at Little League headquarters checked each of the player documents.The 1992 Series champion from the Philippines was stripped of their title due to a large number of out-of-district and overage players. The civil records building in Moca was visited by reporters from Sports Illustrated two weeks after the end of the 2001 Series. At the time of the 2001 Series, Felipe Almonte registered his son's birth date as April 7, 1987, which would have made him 14 years old. Dominican parents waited a long time to register the birth of their child. Little League launched a full investigation after their report was posted on the magazine's website, even as Almonte and his teammates were being feted in the Bronx. The handwritten birth certificate that Almonte's mother owned said that he was born in 1989 at her home in Jamao. <mask>'s birth date was registered in 2000.Both of Almonte's parents insisted that their son was born in 1989. Felipe Almonte appeared on Good Morning America to proclaim his son's innocence. The witnesses whose signatures


title: Danny Almonte

texts: appeared on the 1989 birth certificate were interviewed by the head of the national public records office. They didn't know <mask>'s parents and didn't sign the certificate. <mask> was born in 1987. The Baby Bombers had to give up all their wins in tournament play because <mask>e was retroactively declared ineligible. The team was required to demonstrate compliance with all regulations before entering the 2002 tournament, as their records were removed from the books.Felipe was banned from Little League for life. Little League rules make the league president responsible for player eligibility. Felipe is accused of faking a birth certificate. <mask>, who did not speak English at the time, was cleared of any wrongdoing. The president of the Little League said that <mask> and his teammates had been used and that millions of Little Leaguers around the world were deceived. Felipe was called the "worst stereotype of the Little League parent" by Jim Caple. <mask> was given a chance to compete in a tournament as significant as the Little League World Series because of a little fraud.<mask> was placed in foster care after New York City child welfare officials discovered that he hadn't been in school for a year. <mask> was listed in his registration as attending Public School 70 in the Bronx. <mask> attended school in the Dominican Republic until June 15, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 If he had been 12 years old, he would have been ineligible for the Little League World Series. To be eligible for the all-star team that competes in the tournament, a player must have appeared in at least half of his team's games by June 15. <mask> attended Public School 52 in the Bronx. <mask>monte remained in New York after his father's visa expired.He was a member of the team that won the 2004 Public Schools Athletic League championship. Almonte did not play baseball in the Miami area due to residency requirements. He went back to New York to pitch for James Monroe High School. In May of 2006 Almonte announced that he was married. The wedding took place in 2005. He played in the wood-bat summer league for the National Amateur Baseball Federation. There were reports that Almonte would be selected in the 2006 Major League Baseball draft.He went to a Major League tryout. He said after the draft that he would play baseball for New Mexico Junior College. In 2007, the team made it to the National Junior College championship game. Almonte forfeited his college eligibility when he joined the Southern Illinois Miners of the

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title: Vernon Reed

texts: <mask> was a member of parliament in New Zealand for the Reform Party. He was a member of the Legislative Council. <mask> was the youngest son of <mask>, a newspaper proprietor. After several years in Australia, his father moved to New Zealand where he was born in 1870. <mask> was an elder brother. <mask> attended Victoria College, Jersey, Dulwich College, London, and the University of Sydney, New South Wales. He was in England for a while.He joined the Daily Telegraph in 1889 and stayed there for two years. He moved to the Bay of Islands at the end of 1893 or 1895 and began legal studies. He took over his brother's practice after he moved to New Zealand. He was admitted as a barrister five years after he was admitted as a solicitor. <mask> worked for the Bay of Islands County. <mask> played cricket for both Dulwich College and the Bay of Islands. He played for the New South Wales Colony in 1891 and 1892 and the Hawke's Bay Province in 1895.<mask> was the leader of the Waipawa Branch Union. <mask> won the Bay of Islands electorate in the 1908 general election as a candidate of the Liberal Party. The no-confidence motion resulted in significant losses for the Liberal Party and Joseph Ward's government survived. Ward resigned to make way for a new liberal Prime Minister. The media discussed that <mask> might be appointed Attorney-General due to his legal background, as he was expected to be part of the new cabinet. <mask> wasn't invited to the cabinet because the majority of the cabinet didn't agree with his views. <mask> joined the Reform Party after voting with the opposition in the no-confidence vote.Problems were caused by <mask>'s switch to Reform. George was the Reform candidate in the Bay of Islands electorate in 1911, he wanted to represent Reform in that electorate in 1914, and he had the support of the local electorate committee. <mask> was declared the official Reform candidate as he had the backing of the party head office. <mask> narrowly won the election against Te Rangi Hroa of the Liberal Party. Bill Veitch, at the time a United Labour Party MP in Wanganui, claimed that William

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texts: Massey had promised him a seat in the Legislative Council in return for not contesting the Bay of Islands election. The complaint was elevated to a formal election petition in April 1915 by Edward Evans, who engaged a King's Counsel, John Findlay, and a solicitor, Bill Endean, as his counsel. <mask>'s brother was also a King's Counsel.<mask> tried to convince Wilkinson to retire by promising him a seat on the Legislative Council and to reimburse him for his election campaign expenses. Justice Chapman and Justice Hosking upheld the petition and declared the election void and barred <mask> from standing in another election for a year. Since 1913, there have been over 100 by-elections held in New Zealand, and this was one of only five cases where a general election was declared void by the courts. William Stewart won the by-election in June. <mask> was defeated in 1922 after winning the electorate again. He was a member of the Legislative Council from 1924 to 1931. The Governor-General, The Viscount Bledisloe, was shown the run-down and forgotten Busby house where the Treaty of Waitangi had been signed.The Treaty House has been registered as a Category I historic place by the New Zealand Historic Places Trust. <mask> wrote a book about the gift. The 'Sim Commission' was set up in the 19th century to investigate Mori land confiscations. He received the King George V Silver Jubilee medal in 1935. <mask> joined the National Party to fight against Adam Hamilton. <mask> and Eila Mabel Williams were married on April 28, 1909. The family of missionaries who came to New Zealand from the 1820s were from his family.Her father was Thomas Coldham Williams and her grandfather was Henry Williams. Her maternal grandfather was a portrait painter. Leonard Williams, her father's cousin, conducted the wedding ceremony. Herbert Williams assisted his father with the service. James Fergusson was a Royal Navy officer who later became the deputy chief of the Naval Staff. Her husband's brother was the 3rd Governor-General of New Zealand and his sister was a New Zealand painter. <mask> and Eila <mask> had three

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title: Kepler Wessels

texts: He captained South Africa after playing 24 Tests for Australia and is a South African-Australian cricket commentator. He is a lawn bowls competitor. He was a left-handed batter. He played for Orange Free State, Western Province, Northern Transvaal, Eastern Province and Griqualand West in South Africa. He was the coach of the Chennai Super Kings in the Indian premier league. <mask> was introduced to cricket when he was six years old. During Sunday visits to the Wessels household, Volsteedt taught him how to play cricket.A few years later, Volsteedt became the master in charge of cricket at Grey College, Bloemfontein, and coached Wessels during his playing days for the school's first team. Wessels had exceptional sporting talent from a very early age. At the age of 12 he was playing rugby union for the Free State primary schools team and he was one of the leading schoolboy swimmers in the province. After a close encounter with death, the father decided that his son wouldn't be allowed to participate in swimming. Even though the rules of Grey College did not allow him to play at such a young age, Wessels decided to switch to cricket. When Wessels was allowed to participate in the net practices, cricket became his main activity during the summer. He was offered a scholarship of $25 000 over four years from the University of Houston after he became the number one under-16 tennis player in South Africa.Wessels lost a lot in senior tournaments because he played as an under-16 against adults. After cutting his


title: Kepler Wessels

texts: Colin Bland. He was playing professionally in England when he was 18. Kerry Packer drafted Wessels to play for the Australian World Series Cricket Team. As a South African with little hope of playing Test cricket for his country, Wessels joined the "circus" to take advantage of the better pay and conditions that the WSC offered. He arrived in Australia at the age of 21 and was put on trial at the local Waverley club to see if he was good enough for World Series Cricket. After scoring 123 against Penrith, newspapers started speculating about a place for Wessels in the New South Wales state side. The media didn't know that Wessels had signed for Packer.He was named in the state training squad after scoring 137 against the club side. Packer called a press conference to announce that <mask> would be playing World Series Cricket instead. The Australian WSC side was in dire need of a reliable opening batsman and Packer saw that in Wessels. Wessels played a couple of games for the second-string Cleveland side to help him adjust to his new surroundings. During his first game, he was hit in the ribs and chest by two short balls, but he refused to leave the field and went on to score a 54. <mask> was included in the Australian XI for a one-day game against the WSC World XI, which included four fellow South Africans. He scored 20 in the next game and 21 in the next one.<mask> scored eight in the first day of the Supertest against a 'Rest of the World' side. He got to 46 in the second half of the game. During the

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title: Kepler Wessels

texts: next Supertest against the WSC West Indies, he regained some respect by scoring 126. During the Supertest final between Australia and the World XI, <mask> scored 27 in the first, but had a bad second. Australia lost by five runs. The one-day series involved a best-of-five final between Australia and the West Indies and <mask> scored an unconquered 136 during the first match which was the only century in the WSC International Cup. The West Indies led the series 2–1 after he scored 70 and 40 in the next two games.They won the series because of a better run-rate when Australia couldn't finish their 50 overs by the scheduled end of the fourth match. Packer reached a settlement with the Australian Cricket Board in 1979 which ended his World Series Cricket experience. The World Series was stopped after that. During the 1982 England tour of Australia, <mask> made his debut for the Australian Test side against England at The Gabba. He was the first South African born person to play for Australia and the 13th Australian player to score a century on debut. The English bowling was dominated by Wessels, with scores of 162 in the first and 46 in the second. He was given the "Man of the Match" award for his part in Australia's victory.He played four Tests in his debut series and scored 386 runs at an average of 48.25. In April 1983, Australia played their first Test match. <mask> became the first overseas player to score a century in Sri Lanka with 141. He was named the "man of the match" in Australia's victory.

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title: Kepler Wessels

texts: <mask> played in the 1983 World Cup. It wasn't enough to save Australia from defeat. He was dropped from the side after failing against West Indies and India.In the five Tests against Pakistan, <mask> scored 258 runs at an average of 42.66. His top score was 179 in the third Test. Five other Australian players were able to take advantage of the poor quality Pakistan bowling. Greg Chappell, Dennis Lillee and Rod Marsh all retired from Australian cricket at the end of the series, and much was expected of Wessels to score consistently in the upcoming series against the West Indies. The hope that <mask> would be able to cope with the West Indian fast bowling was dashed. <mask> scored 4 and 20 in the first Test and 4 and 4 in the second Test, but an injury ruled him out of the rest of the series. He was nicknamed "Joel's bunny" because he was dismissed by the West Indian fast bowler three times.When the West Indians toured Australia in 1984/85, <mask>' form had deserted him and he was not a certainty for selection. He won the man of the series during a one day tour of India in 1984. During the disastrous West Indian tour of Australia, Wessels had his most successful period as a Test player. After scoring only 13 and 0 in the first Test, <mask> was in danger of being dropped from the Australian side. Due to the poor performance of Australia's batting in that match, he was retained for the second Test. After the second ball, he 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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title: Kepler Wessels

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texts: despite scoring three fifties. This wasn't a failure, but it was below his best. Allan Border's batting lineup became increasingly fragile as Australia lost the series and suffered two very heavy defeats. The impending rebel tour to South Africa may have affected <mask>' concentration. Because of his South African background, Wessels was seen by many players and officials as one of the major contacts for the Rebel Tour. <mask> has denied the accusation. The first Test against New Zealand in 1985 was the final match for Retirement Wessels.<mask> scored 70 out of Australia's total of 179 in the first day. He only scored 3 in the second half of the game. <mask> decided to retire after the match was over. He didn't know that 6 years later he would be playing Test Cricket for his home nation. He scored                           ,      ,,,,,,,,,,  He captained the side in Border's absence and was unlucky not to captain the first Queensland side to win the Shield. The final was held in Australia.Despite Wessels scoring 166 and 29 in his last match for Queensland, the match ended in a draw, which allowed New South Wales to win the Shield. A creditable individual bowling performance of 16–5–26–2 was included in Wessels' last act. After the season ended, <mask> moved back to South Africa and began playing for Eastern Province. Prior to moving to Australia, <mask> was a player for Orange Free State, Western Province and Northern Transvaal. He played for Eastern Province from 1986 to 2000. His debut with Eastern


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texts: Province was a good one, as he captained the side to a 212-run victory over Orange Free State and scored 133 and 78 against a bowling attack that included a young Allan Donald. He played for Australia in the 1986-7 Australian rebel tour to South Africa.The series of four "Tests" ended in a 1–0 victory for the South African team, but <mask> scored 327 runs at 54.50, including two centuries in the fourth match. Kim Hughes was one of the former Australian teammates that Wessels played with. It was the last time <mask> played for Australia in cricket that he was suspected of being one of the covert organizers. It was difficult to see an immediate end to Eastern Province's success this season, according to Frank Heydenrych, who wrote for the 1991 Wisden. In 1989/90, <mask> played for South Africa against a rebel English team. He scored 1 and 2 in the match that South Africa won. The ban against playing South Africa was lifted by the International Cricket Council in 1991.South Africa can now play Test and One-day international cricket. South Africa played its first Test since 1970 in the 1992 Cricket World Cup and ten of the eleven players were making their debut. No other South African player had experience at Test level like <mask>, who was 34 at the time. He was chosen to captain the inexperienced South African side to the 1992 Cricket World Cup, which would signal the country's return to official international cricket. The decision to name Wessels captain over local heroes Rice and Cook was met with a


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texts: lot of controversy. More than 10 000 signatures were collected for a petition against the dropping of Rice and Cook, while 71 percent of provincial players told the Sunday Times in South Africa that they had no confidence in the selectors. Wessels led the unknown South African side in the tournament despite the local outrage.The biggest surprise of the tournament was when they beat Australia in their opening match. The victories against New Zealand and Sri Lanka were followed by defeats. South Africa's problems were thought to be caused by the captain's conservative approach to one-day cricket, as criticism against Wessels started to mount again. South Africa needed to win their next match against the West Indies and they did so thanks to a vicious bowling assault. They won against Pakistan and Zimbabwe, but lost against England. If they were to make it to the semi-finals, they needed to beat India in the last group match. After India set an imposing target, South Africa was able to win the match after 30 overs.<mask> and his team were going to play England. South African President F.W. was in attendance four days before the semi-final. The result of the referendum on political reform in South Africa was important for the Cricket World Cup. The team would be withdrawn from the tournament if there was a negative result in the referendum. The result of 68.7% in favor of political reform ensured that the cricket team's continued participation in the tournament, as well as the future participation of other


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texts: South African sports teams in international competition. The semi-final against England took place in 1992. South Africa required a run-rate of 5.62 to win the match, as England reached a total of 252 for 6 in 45 overs.They needed 22 more runs when the rain started to fall. South Africa's new target was calculated by subtracting the number of runs England had scored in their two least productive overs. South Africa needed 21 runs off one ball to get there. South Africa lost the semi-final by 19 runs after the last ball was played with Brian MacMillan scoring a single. One of the most lasting images of the tournament was the lap of honor done by the team. The South Africa tour of the West Indies in 1991 was narrowly lost to a West Indian team featuring players such as Brian Lara. South Africa, under <mask>' leadership, was able to control most of the match but fell for 148 in the final match.One reporter commented that the pitch was stricken by multiple-personality disorder and that Walsh and Ambrose pitched everything on off stump. Each perfect delivery was followed by another. It was as if Richardson had found a loophole in the law that allowed him to unleash the same bowler from both ends. The Wambrose man ended up with 10 pins. In this Test, <mask> contributed 59 and 74. During the 1993/94 international season, <mask>' cricketing career reached full circle, as he captained the South African side in a tour to Australia. There was a draw in the first Test match of the tour.The second test was played


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texts: in front of a capacity crowd. <mask>' last match of the tour was due to a hand injury. Everything seemed lost for the South Africans after the first day of play. Thanks to some heroic bowling and batting by the visitors, Australia was eventually set a winning target of 117 runs. South Africa won a Test match against Australia for the first time since 1969. <mask> missed out on the rest of the tour because of his injury, which forced him to return to South Africa. He was immediately reinstalled as captain for the home series against Australia.<mask> was criticized for 'baffling' captaincy in the final Test by failing to declare and allowing the tail to score slowly when South Africa seemed to be in a position to win the match and the series. He led the side to England in the summer of 1994. After a heavy defeat at the Oval, where he made the second highest score of 28 with the bat, he retired from Test cricket and was replaced as captain by Hansie Cronje. He was the coach of Northamptonshire from 2003 to 2006 after retiring. Riki <mask> was a player for the club. He was the coach of the Chennai Super Kings in the IPL. He was a consultant for the Highveld Lions franchise in South Africa.<mask> was a member of the Cricket Australia Supplementary Referee Panel. He is the Director of Coaching and First Grade Coach for the South Brisbane District Cricket Club. During his cricket career, <mask> was criticized from his country of birth, South Africa. It ranged from doubts over his ability to play one-day


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texts: cricket, his "ugly" stance to his style of captaining as well as his rather serious approach to the game. <mask> was heavily criticized for his inability to play one-day cricket. He averaged 34.35 in One Day Internationals for Australia and South Africa and only scored one century in his career. Tony Greig said that Wessels' temperament was against everything that one-day cricket stood for.He said that he was the anchor in the side and that it was his job to bat. Kim Hughes, former Australian captain and teammate, had publicly supported Wessels on this fact, saying: "<mask> hits so many boundaries that he is always going to score enough runs and, even in one-day cricket, you need someone who can anchor the innings." He's the guy I want in that role. The "Man of the Series" award, as well as the "Man of the Match" award for his 81 not out against Australia in the 1992 World, were collected by Wessels despite the criticism. He was the only retired player to not be dismissed for a duck during his career. Captaincy During the 1989 Currie Cup final in Port Elizabeth, Wessels angered South African cricket authorities by letting his Eastern Province side bat into the third day. He was accused of ruining the annual showpiece of South African cricket by not giving Transvaal a fair chance to bat.The decision to bowl Transvaal out twice on the fifth day was correct from the Eastern Province point of view. In South Africa's first test series since being readmission into international cricket, <mask> was criticized

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title: Stephen Dwoskin

texts: <mask> was a major avant-garde filmmaker whose work was closely connected to the 'gaze theory' associated with Laura Mulvey, a significant disabled filmmaker, and an activist for an alternative film culture. His films are distributed by LUX. His archive is located at The University of Reading. <mask> was born in 1939. He contracted the disease at the age of nine and had to relearn to walk with crutches. He was in the hospital for four years. <mask> used crutches for a long time.He used a wheelchair after he was diagnosed with the disease. He graduated from The New School for Design and New York University. While working as a graphic designer and art director, he began making short experimental films in 1961, and became part of the bohemian world of New York 'underground' filmmakers. He received a scholarship to spend a year in London in 1964, but he died there. A key figure in British avant-garde film was <mask>. He was a co-founding member of the London Film-Makers' Co-op. In the late 1960s, after making his name at the experimental film festival, his films became a staple of the underground scene and were shown at festivals and by the New Cinema Club.He began making longer films in the 70s, starting with Times For 1970. The series of films he made with soundtracks were inaugurated by Times For. His second feature, Dyn Amo, shot in a Soho strip club with a cast including Jenny Runacre, was praised in the second-wave feminist press and was shown at the Electric Cinema Club. <mask> became associated with The Other Cinema, a distribution collective that handled films from British independents, Third World filmmakers, and European films too way out for the art-house circuit. He collaborated on a documentary in 1977. Behindert, the first film to deal explicitly with his life as a disabled man, was made for the German

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texts: broadcaster ZDF. <mask> was one of the co-founders of the film collective, intended to produce films for Channel 4.In 1984 a documentary about <mask> was shown as part of a season of his films. Shadows from Light was a personal documentary about a photographer, and Ballet Black was a documentary about the Ballets Ngres. The film "Face of our Fear" was commissioned by Channel Four, UK, and broadcast in 1992. <mask> made the autobiographical film trying to kiss the moon using home movies his father had shot. <mask>, an avowed avant-gardist, was never an easy fit for television, and the medium was becoming increasingly format-led. Intoxicated By My Illness was <mask>'s first film to be made with digital technology. An extraordinary run of neo-underground films, championed in particular by the French magazine Trafic and its editor Raymond Bellour, culminated in The Sun and the Moon, a version of the 'Beauty and the Beast' story.In 1975, <mask> wrote two books: Film Is..., about underground/experimental/avant-garde cinema, and Ha Ha!, a mixture of text and photographs, inspired by the founder of 'Pata.' He was a respected teacher and lecturer, having held positions at London College of Printing and Royal College of Art, London, San Francisco Art Institute and San Francisco State University, USA. <mask>'s films have been shown at many film festivals around the world. The retrospectives of his work have been held in New York, London, Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Brussels, San Francisco, Cologne, Digne, Berlin, Marseille, Bilbao, Strasbourg, and Brux. The L'ge d'or prize was awarded by the Brussels Film Festival in 1982. The Vilma Gold gallery in London has <mask>'s work. His archive is part of a research project at the University of Reading.The Dwoskin Project at the University of Reading has a website and an interview with

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title: Lysander Cutler

texts: a railroad. After his woolen mill burned to the ground, he lost his entire investment. He moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to restart his career after the financial panic and depression of 1856 ruined his finances. He was a claims investigator for a mining company in Wisconsin. He was required to make frequent trips into Indian territory, where he was often threatened with death. The grain business he founded in Milwaukee provided him with a living after the mining company failed.In the first summer of the Civil War, <mask>, a respected 54-year-old businessman and Indian-fighter, was commissioned colonel of the 6th Wisconsin Infantry. This unit would eventually become part of the Iron brigade. He got off to a bad start as a commander, alienating his junior officers by forcing them to pass military exams and removing them from command if he was displeased with the results. He sometimes upset the enlisted men of the company by replacing their officers with men of different nationalities and sometimes speaking different languages. On March 13, 1862, <mask> was elevated to temporary brigade command in the I Corps of the Army of the Potomac. This temporary position was filled by a brigadier. There was a general that summer.In the Second Battle of Bull Run, he demonstrated that he was a tenacious fighter. A soldier said that he was robbed as a wolf. He missed the Maryland Campaign and the Battle of Antietam because he was wounded in the fighting against Jackson at Brawner's Farm. When Gen. Gibbon was promoted to division command, he recommended that the recovering

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title: Lysander Cutler

texts: Cutler be given command of the Iron brigade, but the commander of the 19th Indiana had better political connections. The Iron brigade was placed in temporary command by Maj. Gen. Doubleday because he was dissatisfied with the late execution of orders. After the battle, he was promoted to brigadier general. At the Battle of Chancellorsville in May of 1863, he led the 1st Division, I Corps, but his unit was only lightly engaged.The 76th New York, 146th New York, and 56th Pennsylvania were engaged in the Battle of Gettysburg north of the Chambersburg pike. From the west and north, came Henry Heth and Robert E. Rodes. The brigade was split by Maj. Gen. John Reynolds with the command of Colonel Fowler of the 14th Brooklyn. The brigade is south of the pike. The brigade had suffered over 50% casualties when the I Corps line broke. Two horses were shot out from under him during the frantic retreat through the town of Gettysburg. For the rest of the battle, the brigade occupied defensive positions on Culp's Hill and took advantage of the entrenchments there.The 1st brigade, 4th Division, V Corps, was given command on March 25 after the Army of the Potomac was reorganized in the spring of 1864. <mask> assumed command of the 4th Division on May 6 after Gen. Wadsworth was wounded at the Battle of the Wilderness. He led the division through the rest of the campaign. He was badly wounded at the Battle of Globe Tavern and had to leave field command. He spent the rest of the war in Jackson, Michigan, administering the draft. The U.S. Senate confirmed the nomination on


title: Lysander Cutler

texts: February 14, 1865, after President Abraham Lincoln nominated him for appointment to the grade of brevet major general. His health deteriorated rapidly after he resigned from the Army on June 30, 1865.He died from a stroke and is buried in Forest Home Cemetery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The CBS Radio Mystery Theater aired "The Ghost of Andersonville" on April 28, 1982. Tony Roberts plays Cal Russell in the episode, who is a former prisoner of the notorious Andersonville Prison. Russell dislikes the general's questionable orders during the war and won't support him for the presidency. Also see the list of American Civil War generals. The High Commands of the Civil War. James L<mask>'s brigade at Gettysburg was published in 2001.The Army of the Potomac is a series. 2nd edition. Larry Tagg is the author of Baltimore: Butternut & Blue. The generals were in Gettysburg. Savas Publishing was in Campbell, CA. The lives of the Union Commanders are chronicled in Generals in Blue. Louisiana State University Press was published in 1964.People from Dexter, Maine state senators Union Army generals People of Massachusetts in the American Civil War and politicians from Milwaukee in the 19th


title: Robin Singh (footballer)

texts: <mask> is an Indian professional footballer who plays for I-League club RoundGlass Punjab FC. <mask> started playing football and cricket at an academy at the age of nine. He played with them. Anadi Barua was a former Indian footballer. At the age of thirteen, <mask> had to make a decision between football or cricket and he liked football the most. <mask> was supported by his parents to attend St. Stephen's Football Academy. <mask> was selected by the UT Sports Department to join the Chandigarh Football Academy.<mask> was involved in the Junior Challenge Administrator's Cup Football Tournament and the Pre-Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament. After the Subroto Cup, <mask> was axed by the Academy for not being in tune with the training program. <mask> joined the Tata Football Academy after leaving the Chandigarh Football Academy. <mask> was converted to a strikers after playing his entire life as a winger due to his fast pace. <mask> signed for East Bengal after being found by them, after spending four years at the academy and almost a year in the United Arab Emirates and England, where he was trained by Mel Eves. He was signed for 5 million on a 2-year deal. <mask> helped the club win small cups like the Jubilee Cup.East Bengal won the West Bengal state league championship in 2010 after <mask> scored a pair of goals against arch-rivals Mohun Bagan in the Calcutta Football League. <mask> scored his first two league and professional goals for East Bengal on 12 December 2010 against Pailan Arrows at the Salt Lake Stadium where he scored in both the 49th and 71st minute to give East Bengal a 4–0 victory. <mask> scored his second goal for East Bengal against Air India FC at the Salt Lake Stadium in the 34th minute as East Bengal won 6–1. <mask> scored for East Bengal again in the I-League in the 32nd minute, but this time it was East Bengal who drew the game 1–1. <mask> scored in the 25th minute to help East Bengal to a

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title: Robin Singh (footballer)

texts: 3–1 victory over Mumbai at the Salt Lake Stadium. <mask> scored the winner for East Bengal against Chirag United at the Salt Lake Stadium in the 77th minute to give East Bengal a 4–3 victory after being held at 3–3 for most of the match. <mask> scored his last goal of the I-League season on April 30, 2012 at the Salt Lake Stadium when he scored from a penalty as East Bengal won 3–0).<mask> scored three goals. His first goal for East Bengal was against ONGC on November 24, 2012 and he scored the final goal in the 83rd minute to give the side a 5–0 victory. He scored in the 44th minute to lead East Bengal to a 3–0 victory over the Pailan Arrows. He scored his final goal of the season against Salgaocar in the 59th minute to help East Bengal to a 4–1 victory. <mask> joined Bengaluru FC after spending three seasons with East Bengal. In the club's very first I-League game, he came on in the 80th minute for Malemngamba Meetei as Bengaluru drew the match 1–1. After being an off-the-bench sub in the first six matches of the season, <mask> scored an unfortunate own goal against his former club, East Bengal, on 26 October 2013 at the Kalyani Stadium in the 49th minute as Bengaluru lost 2–0, their first loss of theHe scored his first goal of the season in the 93rd minute against Salgaocar to give Bengaluru FC a 2–1 victory. In the club's very first Federation Cup match, <mask> scored a brace off the bench as Bengaluru FC won 5–3. The winner against Dempo in the Indian Federation Cup final was scored by <mask>. <mask> will join the ISL team that drafts him at the end of the season, but an arrangement has been agreed that they will be, according to the CEO of Bengaluru FC. FC Goa Robin signed a one-year deal to play in the Indian Super League. He scored his first goal for the Goan club. He only scored one goal in the entire season for his team.<mask> joined East Bengal for the I-League. <mask> scored 5 goals in 14 appearances as

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texts: his team finished 3rd in the league and reached the semi-finals of the Federation Cup. ATK <mask> was signed by ATK for the fourth edition of the league. He did not score in his six league appearances. In the match against Mumbai City, a cross from the right hand side by Zequinha was flown inside, <mask> came in running in to the box only to put a touch on the ball which was enough for it to go in. On February 4, 2020, it was announced that <mask> was signed by I-League club Real Kashmir. <mask> has represented India at various levels.He was a member of the under-16s when he was at the football academy. He came on as a 67th-minute substitute for Malsawmfela as India U23's drew 1–1 to send them to the 2nd Round of the Olympics. <mask> made his senior debut for India on August 25, 2012 in the Nehru Cup against Maldives at the Nehru Stadium in the Indian capital of Delhi, coming on as a 46th-minute substitute for his East Bengal teammate Sanju Pradhan. India won the match 3–0 and <mask> made his senior The Nehru Cup was won by India on 2 September 2012 after <mask> came on in the 63rd minute and scored the first penalty for India in the shoot-out. <mask> scored his first ever goal for India's seniors when he found the net in the 90th minute to give India a last minute winner against Chinese Taipei. He scored his second international goal against Guam in November of 2015, and it was the winner. He scored his 3rd and 4th goals in the SAFF Championship.In the Hero Tri-Nation Series Cup, <mask> scored his 5th international goal. India's goals are listed first in the International goals Score and Result. <mask> has many tattoos, including a warrior on one shoulder and a Christian cross and prayer on the other. He is a Christian. <mask> is a descendant of both Bengali and Punjabi people. Lianne Texeira is married to <mask>. There are references to 1990 births, people who play football, and people who compete in the Asian

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title: Percy Thrower

texts: A British gardener, horticulturist, broadcaster and writer was born in the village of Little Horwood. He presented gardening programmes for many years, starting in 1956 with the BBC's Gardening Club and ending in 1976 with the Gardeners' World. The career of the Thrower is peculiar to East Anglia, where the father of the Thrower worked as a gardener before moving to Horwood House. After leaving school, <mask> went to work for his father at Horwood House for four years. He became a journeyman gardener at the Royal Gardens at Windsor Castle at the age of 18. He lived in the bothy with twenty other improver gardeners and disabled ex-servicemen who were employed on full wages. The head gardener, Charles Cook, became his father-in-law.On 1 August 1935, Thrower left Windsor to work for the City of Leeds Parks Department. He passed the general exam of the Royal Horticultural Society. Initially as a journeyman, he moved to the Derby Parks Department in 1937 and was promoted to be a foreman, general supervisor and assistant parks superintendent. He considered John Maxfield to be the best gardener he ever worked under. He passed the National Diploma in Horticulture. The second attempt. He became a lecturer at the college.He got engaged to the daughter of Charles Cook, the head gardener at Sandringham, after moving from Windsor, where Edward VIII and Mrs Simpson had interfered with the running of the gardens. After the death of George V, Queen Mary instigated his move from Windsor to Sandringham. On 9 September 1939, two people married each other. A set of Burslem china dishes was given to the couple at their wedding. Thrower was a leading light in the "Dig for Victory" campaign in the Second World War, carrying out educational visits to many of the local parks. After volunteering, he was turned down for active service twice before becoming a Special Constable. He was able to buy his first car, a Morris Eight, because of a football pools win.On January 1, 1946, he became the youngest parks superintendent in the world. He


title: Percy Thrower

texts: had about 35 people working for him. His sole ambition in life was to reach the top of his profession at just 32 years old. He expected to stay for four or five years. The post-war revival of the Shrewsbury Flower Show was helped by <mask> from his first year in the area. After the show made severe losses due to bad weather in 1970, <mask> and Doug Whittingham both stood as financial guarantors to enable the show to continue. Thrower was asked to design a garden in the Tiergarten area of Berlin that was similar to an English garden.He did this with the Berlin parks boss. The garden was opened by the British Foreign Secretary. In 1951, <mask> made his first TV appearance. For a long time, <mask> was the face and voice of British gardening on television and radio. Alan Titchmarsh said that he inspired him to take up gardening. He was offered a regular slot on Beyond the Back Door after he spotted his enthusiasm and talents. Country Calendar was the first TV series he was associated with.Gardeners' World was renamed when colour television came on. He presented these programmes from 1969 to 1976 and Gardeners' World from 1969 to 1976. He was the gardener on Blue Peter from 1974 until 1987 and appeared in over a hundred broadcasts. In 1983, the Italianate garden was destroyed by vandals, ruining all of Thrower's work and leaving him desolate. When Ferdinand was being interviewed, he was asked if he was involved and he said it was a light-hearted conversation. Ferdinand joked that he had helped them over the wall after he was approached by a tabloid journalist with pictures of a crying Thrower. The work of Thrower was not limited to gardening.Thrower, a pipe smoker, was asked to provide sound effects for Tony Shryane's radio show. He stopped smoking after a heart attack. In 1963, he built his own house, "The Magnolias", on land he acquired with a friend in the small village of Merrington. This gave him a garden of about one and a half acres, something he had never had before. Some of the episodes of Gardeners'

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title: Percy Thrower

texts: World were filmed in the garden. The garden became an annual event to raise money for charity after he opened it to the public in 1966. The Magnolias was demolished due to structural damage.In 1967, he became involved with the development of Syon Park, a garden centre owned by the Duke of Northumberland and backed by Plant Protection, a division of ICI. The centre was a success at first, but then salestailed off and <mask> left the project. In 1970, he and Duncan Murphy bought the firm of Murrell's of Shrewsbury and turned it into the Percy Thrower Garden Centre. He started a weekly column for the Daily Mail in 1975. He wrote for the Daily Express and the Sunday Express. He wrote for the magazine and wrote many books. <mask> was dropped by the BBC in 1975 after agreeing a contract with Plant Protection for a series of commercials.He said the contract he signed was the best he had ever signed. He was a television personality as well. He was the subject of a programme in 1976. In 1976, he gave a lecture to the Royal Institution and in 1977 wrote his memoirs. He was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire in 1984 after being awarded the Victoria Medal of Honour by the Royal Horticultural Society in 1974. He was involved in hosting gardening tours in Europe. They established the Percy Thrower Floral Tours Company and he was involved in English Gardening Weekends.He was taken ill and had a decline in his health. He had a heart surgery in 1987 and never fully recovered. One week before he died, he made his last recording for Blue Peter. Margaret was born in 1944, Susan was born in 1948, and Ann was born in 1952. They were involved with the garden centre. His maternal grandfather had a gun dog and a succession of black labradors. He was a fan of the club.He died in the Royal Hospital, Wolverhampton, on 18 March 1988, aged 75, and his ashes were buried in a churchyard near Bomere Heath, where he had lived. There are references to English gardeners, Blue Peter, and members of the Order of the British

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title: Edward Dubois (wit)

texts: <mask> was an English wit and man of letters. The son of a native of Neufchtel was born in the city of London. He was educated at home and came to know the classics. Although he was called to the bar at the Inner Temple on May 5, 1809, he did not abandon his pen as he had adopted literature as his profession. He was a regular contributor to the Morning Chronicle. He was an art critic on the staff of The Observer and his main contributions were art notices, dramatic criticisms, and verse on the topics of the day. When the Monthly Mirror was owned by the eccentric Thomas Hill, he gained financially as one of the two executors and residuary legatees.Many of the most interesting details of Hook's early history were obtained by Richard Harris Barham when he wrote Hook's life. The first number of Henry Colburn's New Monthly Magazine was edited by Thomas Campbell, but differences broke out before the second number could be issued. He was the editor of the Lady's Magazine for a few years. The relationship between Sir Philip Francis and his private secretary was said to be intimate from 1807 until Francis's death in 1818. Francis would have been private secretary if he had gone out as governor. He wrote the life of Francis in the Morning Chronicle on December 28, 1818. Lady Francis gave a long memo to Lord Campbell about the authorship of the Letters of Junius.It has been said that the publication of John Taylor's Junius Identified was the result of the first of these lives. Some of the correspondence and articles on the general subject of the Letters of Junius and on Taylor's work can be found in Charles Wentworth Dilke's Papers of a Critic. I.ii. The connection of <mask> with Junius Identified was set

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title: Edward Dubois (wit)

texts: to rest by the assurance of Taylor. He never received any assistance from Mr. There is a person named <mask>. For many years, at least twenty years, <mask> was assistant to Serjeant Heath, the judge of the court of requests.When county courts were established, he was offered a judgeship, but he preferred to remain as Heath's deputy. After the abolition of the Metropolitan Lunacy Commission in 1845, he was appointed as secretary of the new commission without any special duties. Although he loved a joke, he never allowed this propensity to get the mastery over his natural astuteness, and these appointments were discharged by him with success. His face was droll, his wit caustic, and he was at the dinner table. He died on January 10, 1850, at the age of 76. One of his last acts was to raise money for the Peake family. His works appeared when he was a young man.A Piece of Family Biography is dedicated to George Colman. The selections from the wreath were made with translation and notes. There was a comparison between Shakespeare and Lucian. He was assisted by Capel Lofft. There are similarities between Shakespeare's works and those of the ancient classics. "A Piece of Family Biography" was written by the author of The Fairy Tale of Misfortune. The original work was published in 1754.The Tale of the 16th, 17th, and 18th Century was written by Count de St. Leon. A skit about a novel. The second ed. of Old Nick was published in 1801. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a Dedicated to

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texts: Thomas Hill. The Life and Writings of Boccaccio and an Advertisement by the Author of "Old Nick" can be found in The Decameron. The revision of the one issued in 1741 was the translation suggested by Thomas Hill.Poems by Octavius Graham Gilchrist were edited by <mask>. The Poetical Translations of the Works of Horace (1807) is an edition of the work by Philip Francis. Capel Lofft, Stephen Weston, and Sir Philip Francis were present. When the travels of Sir John Carr were attracting attention, <mask> undertook, for the publishers of the 'Monthly Mirror', to write a satirical pamphlet on Carr's writing. In 1805, it was called My Pocket-book and it was called The Stranger in Ireland. By a Knight Errant was written in 1807. The first edition of 'Old Nick's Pocket-book,' written in mockery of <mask>, was followed by a friend of Carr who was stung into bringing an action against Hood and Sharpe.When the judge summed up in favor of the defendants, the verdict was given for them. Two reports of the trial were issued, one on behalf of the plaintiff and the other in the interest of the defendants; the latter report was appended to a third edition of My Pocket-book. The sun is rising. The author of "The Rising Sun" wrote The Tarantula. It's a satire on fashionable life in the 18th century. The Muses' Recreation was written by Sir J. M. and Ja. The memoirs of Sir John Mennis and Dr. James Smith were written in 2 vols.The sixth edit was edited by <mask>. Fitzosborne's letters were written by Melmoth. Ossian's Poems was published in the year 1805. He married the daughter of a court official in August of 1816. He had three sons and one daughter. The members of the Inner Temple are English people of French

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title: Adrian Morley

texts: <mask> is an English former professional rugby league footballer who played as a and forward in the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s. He won the 1999 Challenge Cup with the Rhinos, as well as the 2002 and 2003 World Club Challenge, and the 2005 Super League X title with the Bulls. With a reputation as a tough, uncompromising competitor, <mask> was the first British player to win both the Super League and the NRL. <mask> was born in Greater Manchester. He was a player for Leeds between 1995 and 2000. In 1996 he made his England and Great Britain débuts. In the 1997 post-season, <mask> was selected to play for Great Britain in all three matches of the Super League Test series against Australia.The 1998 Super League Grand Final was won by Wigan. He was a part of the team that won the Challenge Cup in 1999. He was offered a chance to play for Wales with his brother, but chose to play for England in the 2000 World Cup. At the end of the 2000 Rugby League season, <mask> agreed to join the Sydney Roosters, who were coached by Graham Murray. The 2000 rugby league season was the first for <mask>. The tough forward became a central figure in the 2002 NRL Grand Final, when the club won their first in 27 years, after taking twelve months to fully acclimatise. The World Club Challenge was played in England in 2003 between the Roosters and St. Helens.He scored a try in the victory. The Roosters lost to Penrith in the 2003 Rugby League Grand Final. In the 2004 Rugby League Grand Final, <mask> played for the Roosters. The Great Britain team competed in the Rugby League Tri-Nations tournament in 2004. The Lions lost 44–4 to Australia in the final. In a round 20 match towards the end of his final season with the Roosters, <mask> was sent off after attempting to knee a player in the face as the player attempted to play the ball. The Roosters released him from his contract after he was suspended by the Judiciary.He came back to the UK at the end of the season. After helping the Roosters to a World Club Challenge title as well as two further Grand Final

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texts: appearances, he joined the English club. He is one of only eight Englishmen to have played in a Grand Final. Phil Clarke had won England caps while at the club, but he was the only player to win Great Britain caps. The first Englishman to have won the Rugby League Challenge Cup was <mask>. Even though he was still with the Roosters, he joined the Bulls at the end of the 2005 season and helped them win the Super League title. In the 2005 Super League Grand Final, he played on the interchange bench for the Bulls.He joined Warrington the next season and stayed there for a short time. A 888-405-7720 888-405-7720 He was the captain of the Great Britain test side. He was appointed captain of the team. He made his 400th competitive senior appearance while playing for Warrington. He played against Wales at the Keepmoat Stadium before England left for the Rugby League World Cup. He played from the interchange bench in England's victory.The Challenge Cup was won by Warrington in 2009. He was selected to play for England against France. The 2010 Challenge Cup Final was played at Wembley Stadium. The England captain for the 2010 Four Nations was injured in a match against the New Zealand Mori rugby league team. In the Four Nations, he played for England. In the final of the tournament, <mask> made his 50th international appearance. He played in the 2012 Challenge Cup Final.He played in the 2012 Super League Grand Final. "Moz" was released on 12 November 2012 and was reprinted twice in the run up to Christmas. The Wigan Warriors defeated him in the Super League Grand Final. He signed a one-year deal with his hometown club to finish his career there. The forward was appointed the captain of the RedDevils at the start of the season. <mask> decided to retire from playing rugby league at the end of the 2015 season. On October 14, 2015, it was announced that there would be one more rugby league match.He played in a one-off exhibition game against New Zealand in his last match. The profile at warringtonwolves.com is archived by

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title: Marcello Minale

texts: <mask> was an Italian designer, writer and former international oarsman who died in 2000. The son of a colonial administrator and former naval captain who became a local city mayor in Libya was born into an Italian naval family. After studying art and architecture at the Technical Institute of Naples, Minale won his first assignments for an architectural magazine in Milan and a company in charge of interior design and graphic design in Rome. <mask> worked as an art director for both Mackkinointi Uiherjuuri and Taucker as well as being a designer for Taucker, before moving to Finland in 1961, where he worked as an art director for both Mackkinointi Uiherjuuri and Taucker. It was at the Industrial Design School that <mask> was introduced to the idea of a world away from the Baroque Italian household in which he had grown up. In 1962, <mask> came to Britain to work as a designer and met his future partner. A new generation of young London design firms, including Wolff Olins and Fletcher/Forbes/Gill, were formed during the two years that the duo formed Minale Tattersfield.The new firms were abandoning the old commercial- artist tradition in favor of a more simple and stripped-down style of visual communication. Minale made sure his firm was noticed. The "Scribble", a loose, free-form, pencil-drawn counterblast to the formal graphic conventions of the time, was the firm's own corporate logo. The partnership prospered with the quieter foil to Minale. The list of clients grew to include: Thames TV, Kodak, London Transport, British Airports Authority, and many more. Over the years, Minale became a mentor to many young designers, thanks to her contribution to the British design community. His energy, thoughtfulness and generosity of spirit inspired many who worked with him.The President of D&AD was a Fellow of the Society of Designers. A number of books on visual

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