title: Paul Zorner

texts: down.The crewmen became prisoners of war. Zorner claimed another Wellington north of Norderney on 13 March. This machine was from No. A squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force. The pilot and his crew were killed. Zorner was made Staffelkapitn of 8./NJG 3 two days later. The United States Army Air Force ordered Zorner to carry out two daylight operations.The task was unsuitable for the Bf-110. There were eight firing positions and a formation of nine that could muster over 100 guns. The most effective tactic, the head-on-attack, could only be executed three times for the aircraft could not position itself in front of the bomber formations quickly enough. He flew Lippe-Webenfeld's Bf-110 but was hit in both wings and engines and forced to land near Cloppenburg. On June 29, <mask> claimed his 7th victory. It was recorded as a bomber. southwest of Sint-Truiden was claimed at 01:09.<mask>'s 10th victory was west of Malmedy. It was <mask>'s 11th victory that was shot down. His victim was flown by a flight sergeant. There are 106 squadrons of the Royal Air Force. A fire-work display of green, red and white flashes was created when Zorner saw the crash and explode. The flashes of exploding flares were assumed to be from the aircraft. Zorner and his crewman had to abandon the Bf-110G-4 because of a fire.After extinguishing the fire, Zorner couldn't calibrate the propeller pitch to a glide setting. The Bf-110 began to lose height as the other power plant couldn't cope with the workload. The


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texts: crew was ordered to leave by Zorner. Zorner was stuck in his parachute. He was able to unhook the parachute from the strengthening beam in the cockpit and parachute to safety because he was able to clamber back into the cockpit and lower the flaps. Zorner had to wait for another engagement. The Peenemnde Army Research Center was attacked on 18 August 1943.Zorner claimed two Lancasters at the same time over the Baltic Sea. His last victory was with 3./NJG 3. He was appointed Staffelkapitn on 9 September 1943. The battle of Berlin took place at the beginning of November 1943. "window" did not affect the new radar. Zorner led 8 as the Berlin offensive began on the night of 18-19 November 1943. His most successful period of operations.Zorner scrambled to intercept 383 aircraft and 10 de Havilland Mosquito bombers which attacked Berlin on November 23, 1943. Zorner caught a Lancaster at 20:09 northwest of Berlin and dispatched the bomber for his 14th victory. On 2 December, Zorner accounted for two Lancaster bombers, one near Diepholz and the other southwest of Berlin. The Lancaster was claimed on 20 December. The location was recorded as "Hintetmeiligen". The Bomber Command returned to Berlin in December of 1943. Zorner claimed three Lancasters, one east of Giessen, another south of Diepholz and a third over Cloppenburg.Avro Lancaster III ED999, KM-X, was one of the bombers. The pilot is Sergeant R. L. Hands. His crew was killed in action. In 1944, <mask> maintained his success. On January


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texts: 3, 1944, <mask> accounted for his 21st victory. He claimed two Lancasters northwest of Stettin on the 6th and 20th of January. The victories were achieved with the Schrge Musik which was installed prior to the patrol.On 15 February, Zorner filed claims for two Lancaster bombers. He took his victory total to 27 with the latest Lancaster bombers. At 03:26 over Gardelegen, Zorner claimed a Lancaster shot down to record his 28th–31st aerial victory. On February 25, 1944, Bomber Command turned its attention to Schweinfurt. The attack was carried out by Lancaster, 169 Halifax and 11 Mosquito bombers. The route took the bomber stream. There were 26 Lancaster and seven Halifax bombers that were lost.Zorner claimed that he became an ace in one sortie. The first claim was made west of Stuttgart at 22:15, southwest of the city at 22:22, southwest at 22:30, and finally north of the city at 0:51. The five were all Lancasters. Zorner did not qualify for ace in a day status because of the claims made after midnight. By the early hours of the morning Zorner had been credited with destroying 35 enemy bombers. <mask> was promoted to Captain on 1 March 1944. He commanded 8.Staffel. He downed two Lancasters in the same area. On 24 March, there was a single claim followed by a triple claim. A single Lancaster was engaged and destroyed north of Oberhausen at 22:01, west of Sint Truiden at 23:03 and then southwest of Brussels at 23:12. The German Cross in Gold was awarded to Zorner on March 20, 1944. On

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texts: April 4, 1944, <mask> relinquished his command of 8 and was appointed the Gruppenkommandeur of NJG 5. The day before.In the early hours of 21 April 1944 <mask> claimed a rare victory for the German night fighter arm. Zorner spotted an aircraft that appeared to be a Junkers Ju 88 flying on one engine. Zorner saw that it was an enemy aircraft. The good engine was shattered when he fired a burst. Four minutes after the British bomber dived into haze, the crew saw an explosion on the ground. A Mosquito was shot down the next day. The mosquito was No.169 Squadron of the Royal Air Force. The Air Force Little Snoring is located in Norfolk. Flight Lieutenant Morgan and his navigator walked away. On the night of 27/28 April 1944, Bomber Command struck at Friedrichshafen with 322 heavy bombers. No bomber was lost on the inward flight as a result of the diversion attacks. The German night fighter was shot down on the homeward route. Zorner claimed it was destroyed at 01:20.After 31 minutes Zorner shot down a second Lancaster southwest of Strasbourg. He shot down a bomber northwest of Friedrichshafen. On 1 and 3 June Zorner defeated Tergnier and the northwest of Evreux. On June 6, 1944, the operation began. The landings began in Normandy on that morning. Within 24 hours <mask>'s Gruppe had moved to Athies-sous-Laon. The skies over France became a target-rich environment as the night fighter force resisted the Allied air forces.The Ninth US Tactical Air Force and the Second Tactical Air Force flew

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texts: night operations. The night actions produced dangers for the Luftwaffe. Their bases were easy to reach. The group of night fighters are from the Royal Air Force. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to Zorner two days after his deployment to France. He was given the award by Joseph Schmid. Jagdkorps.Four bombers were shot down on the night of June 10, 1944. There were victories. The Lancasters fell over Verneuil-sur-Avre between 01:00 and 01:42 and were recorded west and southwest of Dreux. Within eight minutes, the first three bombers were claimed. A double victory was achieved by Zorner. The V-1 flying bomb sites in the pas-de-Calais were attacked by 739 bombers. east of Boulogne Zorner shot down a Lancaster with his front-firing guns and used his Schrge Musik to down a second, his 54th victory.On the 1 July, Zorner shot down another Lancaster. The bomber command came back to the V-1 sites. Zorner claimed victory number 57 and 58 in the Northwest of both Strasbourg and Saint-Dizier. As the German front collapsed in Normandy, Zorner did not file another claim. The 588th recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves was Zorner. The medal was presented to Zorner by Gring at the Reichsluftfahrtministerium on December 2, 1944. I./NJG 5 was based at Lbeck.On 13 October 1944 <mask> was transferred from front-line operations and appointed the Gruppenkommandeur of II./Nachtjagdgeschwader 100. <mask> was promoted to Major on December 1st. The unit was commanded


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texts: by him until 8 May 1945. The promotion came six days after his radar operator was awarded the Knight's Cross for participating in all of Zorner's 58 victories. I./NJG 100 was taken over by the 7th Jagddivision. Red Army advances led to the relocation of the Geschwader to Karlsbad in western Germany. Zorner had 630 men under his command and the Gruppe had 53 Ju 88G6 models.Only four were combat ready and only 35 were technically fit for operations. The group was ordered to scramble a single Ju 88. After a long period of non-operational flying, <mask> decided to fly himself. South of Graz, he shot down Consolidated B-24. The B-24 was lost by a night fighter. The crew of the aircraft were killed when it was shot down. Lieutenant J. is a lieutenant.B. Masson, C. E. Park, Second Lieutenant C. D. Foord, Flying Officer F. S. A. Thomas, M. A. Ueckermann, R. V. Wilkson and Sergeant A. Stables died. They are buried in Italy. The United States Army forces located Zorner near Karlovy Vary on 8 May 1945. Zorner was allowed through the lines. <mask> remained with his men under American guard for a week. He was handed over to the Soviets on 17 May. The men were marched without food.Zorner was separated from his men. They ate fish soup and bread. He was transported to the Caucasus Mountains in October 1945. 500 officers were sent to a camp in the Georgian region of the Soviet Union. The prisoners were in charge of the camp. As long as their work assignments were completed, they were allowed to travel


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texts: get his discharge certificate. Zorner joined the West German Air Force (Luftwaffe) after studying mechanical engineering and entered the field of refrigeration engineering. He returned to civilian life in May 1957 after being passed fit to fly jet fighters. He worked in the chemical industry. He was a chief engineer with Hoechst. <mask> received the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany for his voluntary services as founder of the "Silesian Partnership". The association was founded in 1995 to improve German-Polish relations, as well as organize help during the 1997 Central European flood.<mask> died in Homburg. <mask> was credited with 59 nocturnal aerial victories, which he claimed in over 300 combat missions and over 100 as a night


title: Secondo Pia

texts: An Italian lawyer and amateur photographer was named <mask>. He is best known for taking the first photographs of the Shroud of Turin on May 28, 1898, and noticing that the photographic negatives showed a positive image of the man in the shroud in addition to a clearer rendition of the image. The image he obtained from the shroud has been approved by the Roman Catholic Church as part of the devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus. Although he was an attorney, he was interested in both art and science and as of the early 1870s began to explore the new technology of photography. He was a city councilman in the 1890s and a member of the Amateur Photographers' Club. There are examples of his other photographs in the historical collection at the Turin Cinema Museum. He can be considered a pioneer in the field of photography for using electric lightbulbs in the 1890s, as they were a novelty in the late 19th century, with Thomas Edison's reliable incandescent light bulb having been invented only in 1879.The accidental photographer accidentally took the first step in the field of modern sindonology. The 400th anniversary of Turin Cathedral and the 50th anniversary of Italy's Statuto Albertino constitution were celebrated in 1898. An art exhibition was planned for the celebration. Plans were made for two artists to paint replicas of the shroud in order to avoid the need for permission from King Umberto I of Italy, who owned the shroud. The paintings were never used in the exhibition. The head of the Shroud Commission, Baron Manno, petitioned the king for a public display and also asked for the right to photograph the shroud in order to promote the exhibition. The public display


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texts: of the shroud was approved by the king and later he allowed for it to be photographed.The House of Savoy was based in Torino and the shroud was there since it belonged to the king. The faint face image on the shroud can't be seen with the naked eye, but there is a clearer reverse image on the shroud. The exhibition had an official photographer named at a late date. The eight-day exhibition was just about to start, and it was too late for his proposed photograph to be part of the promotional campaign. He took the first picture of the shroud. After the opening ceremony and the noon closing of the exhibition, Pia set up equipment in the cathedral. Father Sanno Salaro and the head of cathedral security took part in the photography.It was the first time an electric light bulb was used to take a picture. It was a challenge to organize the photographic session and set up the equipment, but he was able to set up two electric lamps of 1000 candelas each. There was no electricity in the cathedral. He made a few exposures in the heat before the session was interrupted by the opening of the cathedral doors. Once the plates were developed, the results of this session were not successful. On the evening of 28 May, <mask> returned for a second session at about 9:30 pm and took a few more exposures. He varied the exposure times and lighting based on his experience.The three men went back to work. The reverse plate on the photographic plate showed a positive image of a man and a face that could not be seen with the naked eye. On June 2, 1898, the exhibition ended and the shroud was returned to the royal chapel. On 13 June, Genoa's Il Cittadino newspaper reported on the picture,


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texts: and a day later the story appeared in the national newspaper. The story was covered by the Vatican newspaper. The next few years witnessed a number of debates about the photograph, with various suggestions of supernatural origin versus accusations of errors in his work, his doctoring of the photographs, etc. King Umberto I of Italy, who granted permission for the photograph to be taken, was assassinated in July 1900.Giuseppe Enrie, a professional photographer, photographed the shroud and his findings supported <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask> was present when Enrie's photograph was first exhibited. When he saw Enrie's photograph, Pia breathed a deep sigh of relief. The debate about the origins of the image that was photographed continued. Sister Maria Pierina DeMicheli, a nun in Milan, used <mask>'s negative image to coin the Holy Face medal in 1939 as part of the Catholic devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus. The Feast of the Holy Face of Jesus was declared a Shrove Tuesday for all Roman Catholics by Pope Pius XII. Pope John Paul II visited the Cathedral on the occasion of the 100th year of the first photograph.He called the shroud "an icon of the suffering of the innocent in every age" in his address on that day. In 2004, the optical journal of the Institute of Physics in London published a reviewed article on new techniques applied to the shroud during its restoration in 2002. There is a scientific debate about the image and the shroud. There is an exhibition in the Cinema Museum, Torino Museum of the Shroud Website and Sineklik Turin Cinema Museum. The men of modern times are saintly. There is a summary of the notes of Don Coero Borga by Remi Van Haelst Bernard

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title: Danny Addy

texts: Daniel "<mask>" <mask> was born in January 1991 and is a Scotland international rugby league footballer. He played for the Bulls in the Super League and the Rams in the Championship. He has played in both the Super League and the second tier. He was a and earlier in his career. <mask> was born in West Yorkshire, England. <mask> is a product of the academy system. At the end of the 2010 rugby league season, <mask> signed a new two-year contract with the Bulls.<mask> signed a one-year extension to his contract. He signed a two-year contract extension at the end of the season to stay with the Bulls. Despite being demoted to the Championship, <mask> signed a new two-year deal with the Bulls. <mask> played in the Million Pound Game in 2015, as the Bradford Bulls made a bid to return to the Super League. Their efforts came up short, as the Wakefield Trinity Wildcats retained their position in the Super League. The 2016 season was the last for <mask> to play for the Bulls. <mask> appeared for the Dewsbury Rams in the 2010 rugby league season as part of the dual-registration partnership with the club.<mask> signed for Hull Kingston Rovers on a 2-year deal after the Bradford Bulls's demise. On the opening day of the rugby league season, <mask> made his debut for Hull Kingston Rovers, playing in a 54-24 victory over his former club the Bradford Bulls. <mask> was one of the best players in the Championship, playing in numerous creative positions. <mask> was part of the team that won promotion back to the Super League after being demoted the previous season. <mask> suffered a knee injury in a pre-season friendly against Hull F.C., which ended his season. Everyone's disappointment at the club was due to the fact that he was ruled out of the entire year before it began. It was one of the hardest calls I have ever had to make.It was heartbreaking to have to call <mask> to tell him we had to go without his services. In a pre-season friendly against the Vikings,

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texts: <mask> claimed a 30–16 victory in his return to the side after missing the entire Super League season. Leigh Centurions <mask> was appointed as vice-captain. <mask> was named as part of the Scotland squad for the Rugby League World Cup in 2013). He scored a try and kicked a goal for Scotland in a Rugby League World Cup warm-up match against the Kumuls, which ended in a 20-38 loss. <mask> scored a try in the group games against Italy and the USA. The Quarter-Final was against New Zealand.The Scotland squad for the European Cup included <mask>. He played in the tournament opener against Wales. He scored a try against Ireland. <mask> was in the Scotland squad for the European Cup. He scored a pair of tries in the first match against Wales and then in the second match against France. The Rugby League World Cup will be held in Scotland. He played against New Zealand.During the tournament, he scored a try and goal against New Zealand and a goal and goal against Samoa. <mask> took over the leadership of Scotland's under-19's programme for the rest of the year. <mask> was offered an offer to keep him busy while he recovered from his knee injury. He was injured in the pre-season of the rugby league campaign. <mask> said, "I am incredibly proud to represent and support Scotland." I have been at the Chairman for a while to find a way to get involved in coaching. I didn't want to get seriously injured but I have the chance to take-up this great opportunity.I am very grateful to my club for releasing me to do this. My rugby league coaching experience will be developed within the Scotland set-up and I will be able to help some of Scotland's younger players. <mask> is one of a large group of players who want to put something back into the development of the sport in Scotland. We didn't want him to get injured, but we are really pleased to have him leading our under-19's programme for the rest of the year. The statistics at hullkr.co.uk are archived by

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title: Liam Ridgewell

texts: <mask> is an English retired professional footballer who played as a defender. He could also play left back. He is a coach. <mask>, who earned eight caps for England at under-21 level, began his senior career with Villa. He was part of the team that won the Football League Cup in 2007, after spending time on loan at Bournemouth in 2002. He was released by West Bromwich at the end of the last season. He captained the Portland Timbers to victory in the MLS Cup.During the off-season, he spent time in England with two teams. He ended his career in 2020. <mask> was born in London and attended school there. He started his career with West Ham United, but moved to Villa in 2001. He was on the team that won the FA Youth Cup. After scoring for England Under-19s in a 2–2 draw against Yugoslavia in October 2002, he went on to play five games for Bournemouth in the Third Division. He made his debut in the FA Cup third round in 2003 when he came on as a substitute after 69 minutes.He made 11 appearances over the course of the season, but his first appearance in the top flight came on December 28, 2003 when he replaced Mark Delaney in a 3–0 win over Cottagers. On 15 January 2005, <mask> scored his first professional goal, heading in Nolberto Solano's cross in the ninth minute to open a 3–0 win over Norwich City. He and Jonathan Greening were sent off for headbutting each other in the 1–1

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texts: draw with West Bromwich. <mask> scored five goals in 32 games, including two in a 3–3 draw at Fulham. He scored the only goal of the 2006–07 season against his former club. <mask> was the first player to transfer between the bitter rivals since 1984 when Des Bremner left. <mask> was given the captain's armband in the absence of Johnson.He said his appointment was a real honor. <mask>'s performances won over the doubters, despite concerns over how some fans might react to a player signing from Villa. He scored his first goal for the club in their 3–2 win against Wigan Athletic at St Andrew's in October, but then scored an own goal in the derby two weeks later. <mask> broke his leg in a tackle by Jamie Mackie. He returned to the side five months later in the less familiar position of left back. As a result of the form of preferred centre-backs Roger Johnson and Scott Dann, he continued in that role, and as a result of that, he played there for nine games in a row. He scored a last-minute goal against Spurs on January 30th, 2010 to keep the home win streak alive.<mask> continued his goal scoring form with a last minute winner against Derby County to send the Blues through to the quarter finals of the FA Cup, and he also had a goal ruled out in the quarter-final match against Pompey when the ball clearly crossed the line. <mask> signed a new contract with the city in June of 2010.

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title: Liam Ridgewell

texts: In the Football League Cup Final, he played the full 90 minutes and earned qualification for the Europa League. In the absence of several players through injury, <mask> played in the first leg of the play-off round against a Portuguese club in an unfamiliar holding position. <mask> submitted a transfer request which was rejected by the club, but despite interest from a number of clubs, he remained with the club. <mask> signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with the club. The fee was not disclosed.He made his debut in a win over Wolves. He made his home debut a week later. He scored his first goal for West Brom on April 7 in a 3–0 home win. <mask> was released from the club after they decided not to extend his contract. <mask> was signed as a Designated Player by the Portland Timbers. He made his MLS debut on July 18th, when Providence Park sold out for the 62nd consecutive time. Kyle Beckerman was injured in the MLS All-Star game and was replaced by <mask>.He scored his first Timbers goal after a solo run against the New England Revolution. <mask> joined Wigan Athletic on a six-week loan. He played in six games for the Latics, who finished the season in the Championship. On June 25, 2015, <mask> was sent off for kicking at Alan Gordon. The Timbers qualified for the MLS Cup Playoffs in which <mask> opened the scoring in a 3–1 first leg win over FC Dallas, as the team eventually

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texts: made his debut as a substitute in a 2–0 loss to Derby County.He was released by Hull City at the end of the season. <mask> signed a one-year deal with the League One club on August 9th. He made his debut the next day in the season opener, starting on the left of a three-man defence and being replaced after 52 minutes. Kevin Bond said his decision to start Ridgewell may have been unfair because he hadn't played a game in the summer. He left Southend on January 31, 2020. <mask> took on his first coaching job in December 2020, when he joined National League club Dover Athletic in the role of a first-team coach. <mask> and Jake Gleeson were arrested and charged with driving under the influence and refusing breathalyzer tests.The case against <mask> was dropped when a judge ruled that the police did not have enough evidence to stop and test him. Thomas Royall is a custom swimwear company co-owned by Ridgewell. Player Profile on Portland Timbers FC website 1984 births Living people Footballers The players are from Villa F.C. The players are from Bournemouth and Birmingham City. The players are from West Bromwich. Wigan Athletic F.C. players are from Portland.The players are from BRIGHTON & HOSEA ION F.C. The players are from Hull City A.F.C. The players are from Southend United F.C. English expatriates in the United States can play soccer for the MLS Major League Soccer

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title: Mohamed Bouazizi

texts: On 17 December 2010 in Ben Arous, Tunisia, a street vendor named <mask> set himself on fire, which became a catalyst for the Tunisia Revolution and the wider Arab Spring against autocratic regimes. The harassment and humiliation inflicted on him by a municipal official and her aides caused him to self-immolate. After 23 years in power, the president of Tunisia, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, stepped down on January 14, 2011. The success of the protests in Tunisia inspired protests in other countries. Several men tried to bring about an end to their governments by emulating the act of self-immolation of Bouazizi. The men and Bouazizi were hailed as heroes by the New York Times. Four other people were awarded the Sakharov Prize for their contributions to "historic changes in the Arab world".He received a postage stamp from the government of Tunisia. "The Protester" was named Time's Person of the Year, as well as being named the "Jewish Year 5771" by The Jerusalem Post. "Basbousa", as he was known locally, was born on March 29, 1984 in Tunisia. His father died of a heart attack when he was three years old, and his mother married his uncle some time later. The family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Although several media outlets reported that he had a university degree, his sister, Samia, stated that he had never graduated from high school and that it was something he


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texts: wanted for both himself and his sisters. With his uncle in poor health and unable to work regularly, <mask> had worked various jobs since he was ten, and in his late teens he quit school in order to work full-time.A three-hectare plot of land was left by his father. The uncle tried to build the farm with a loan from the bank. The uncle fell in debt after <mask> worked on the farm. The young man became a street vendor during that time. A 20-minute walk from the centre of Sidi Bouzid, a rural town in Tunisia with an unemployment rate of 30%, is a modest stucco home where Bouazizi lived. According to his mother, he applied to join the army, but was refused, and several subsequent job applications also resulted in rejection. He supported his mother, uncle, and younger siblings by selling produce on the street and paying for one of his sisters to attend university.He wanted to buy or rent a pickup truck for his work. A close friend of Bouazizi said he was a well-known and popular man who would give free fruit and vegetables to poor families. According to friends and family, local police officers targeted and mistreated Bouazizi for years, confiscating his small wheelbarrow of produce, but he had no other way to make a living. He was in debt to buy the produce he was to sell the next day. He started his workday at Just after the police began harassing him because he didn't have a vendor's permit. According to the head of the state office for employment and independent work in Sidi Bouzid, no permit is needed to sell from a cart. <mask> didn't have the money to bribe police officials to allow his street vending to continue.Similarly, two of <mask>'s siblings accused authorities of attempting to extort money from their brother, and one of his sisters stated, "What kind of repression do you imagine it takes for a young man to do this?" A man has to feed his family by buying goods on

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texts: credit when he is fined. Those with no connections and no money for bribes are humiliated and not allowed to live. According to the family, Faida Hamdi, the female municipal official, slapped him in the face, spat at him, and tossed aside his produce cart, as well as making a slur against him. Her sex made his humiliation worse. Faida Hamdi and her brother claimed in interviews that they did not slap or mistreat Bouazizi. An unnamed witness claimed not to have seen Hamdi slap Bouazizi.Both <mask>'s mother and the person who spoke with the newspaper said that Hamdi's aides kicked and beat him after confiscating his fruit cart. According to Faida Hamdi, it might have happened. <mask> went to the governor's office to complain and to get his scales back. "If you don't see me, I'll burn myself," <mask> was quoted as saying, but the governor refused to listen. After returning to the governor's office, <mask> obtained a can of gasoline from a nearby gas station. He shouted, "How do you expect me to make a living?" while standing in the middle of traffic. Less than an hour after the altercation, he set himself on fire.When he caught fire, people panicked and one of them tried to douse him with water, according to <mask>'s sister. The locals were able to stop the flames after <mask> had suffered burns on most of his body. He was placed in an intensive care unit after being taken by ambulance. He was taken to a larger hospital in Sfax and then to the Ben Arous Burn and Trauma Centre in the capital. On December 31, 2010, doctors reported that <mask> was in stable condition, and that he was showing a positive possibility of recovery. <mask> was in a coma until his death. President Ben Ali visited <mask> in the hospital.Mena <mask> criticized Ben Ali for his unfulfilled promises after he promised to send her son to France for medical treatment. The death and funeral of Bouazizi took place on

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texts: January 4, 2011. Police did not allow the funeral procession to pass near the spot where <mask> burned himself, but it is estimated that more than 5,000 people participated in the funeral procession. Many people in the crowd chanted "Farewell, <mask>, we will avenge you". We are so sorry for you today. Those who caused your death will be made to cry. He was buried in the Garaat Bennour cemetery.His grave was described by Al-Jazeera as simple and surrounded by trees. A flag from Tunisia flies next to the site. Tom Chesshyre describes his tomb as small, white, by a row of cacti, and with a simple inscription. He has peace for his life. In the next life, have peace as well. The details leading up to his actions were the subject of an investigation. On December 20, 2010, it was reported that Faida Hamdi, the officer who accosted <mask> the day of his immolation, was suspended along with the secretary-general (governor), but this was denied by the latter.President Ben Ali ordered the arrest of Hamdi and he was held in a town. The brother of Hamdi said that she had been arrested and held for a second time after Ben Ali's visit to the hospital and meeting with the mother and sister of Bouazizi. The brother said that his sister and her aides were released after a short detaining and the conclusion of the investigation. He said that she was being held for her own protection and would be released once the protesting ended. According to his mother, <mask> chose to take this action because he had been humiliated. She said that the police harassment hurt his pride. One of <mask>'s sisters stated during an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat that their family intends to take legal action against the municipal officers that slapped and insulted him, or the mayor who refused to meet him.The case against Hamdi was dropped after the family withdrew their complaint. She stated that it was a difficult

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texts: but well-thought-out decision to avoid hatred. Hamdi told the court that she did not slap Bouazizi, while her lawyer said the matter was a political one. Salem said "All the money in the world can't replace the loss of <mask> who sacrificed himself for freedom and for dignity." The large crowds of people outside the courtroom appeared to be satisfied by the decision of the Bouazizi family. Outraged by the events that led to <mask>'s self-immolation, protests began in Sidi Bouzid within hours, building for more than two weeks, with attempts by police to quiet the unrest serving only to fuel what was quickly becoming a violent and deadly movement. The protests moved into the more affluent areas and eventually into the capital after the death of Bouazizi.President Ben Ali tried to flee Tunisia with his family on January 14, 2011, but was refused refuge by the French government. They were welcomed into Saudi Arabia under a long list of conditions, including being barred from participation in the media and politics. As a new regime took over in Tunisia, many citizens felt that their needs were still being ignored. Arabs in the Middle East and North Africa regard <mask> as a hero. He is credited with galvanising the frustration of the region's youth against their governments into the mass demonstrations, revolts, and revolutions that have become known as the Arab Spring. One year after the self-immolation of <mask>, Tunisia's writer and academic Larbi Sadiki claimed that the "breakthrough in the fight against autocracy" had been achieved. It would take years before the act and subsequent chain of events were grasped by historians and social scientists.The Progressive Democratic Party of Tunisia considers <mask> a martyr. Zran said that he plans on making a film about Bouazizi as a symbol for eternity. Tarak Ben Ammar, a film director from Tunisia, stated that he is going to make a film

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texts: on Bouazizi as well. <mask>'s self-immolation caused controversy because suicide is forbidden in Islam. The most prestigious religious institution in the Sunni Muslim world, Al-Azhar University, issued a fatwa stating "suicide violates Islam even when it is carried out as a social or political protest". The mayor of Paris announced on February 4th that a square in the city would be named after him. After the date of Ben Ali's take-over in 1987, the main square in Tunisia's capital city was renamed "January 14", though some had suggested it should honor the man who started it all.The Sakharov Prize was awarded to five representatives of the Arab people in recognition and support of their drive for freedom and human rights. The statue of a cart was unveiled in Sidi Bouzid. Tunisia's first elected president Moncef Marzouki thanked the land for bringing dignity to the entire Tunisia people. In the capital city of Tunisia, the main streets were renamed "Boulevard Mohamed Bouazizi". The Times newspaper in the United Kingdom named Bouazizi person of the year. " By Fire" was published in The New Yorker edition on 16 September. Some details in the story are different from the factual account.An interview with the author was posted to The New Yorker. The start of the Arab spring five years after the death of <mask> was celebrated by the National Dialogue Quartet, as well as other civil society organizations. The Werther effect caused a number of self-immolations in protests emulating <mask>'s in several other countries in the Greater Middle East and Europe. Protests against rising food prices and unemployment have resulted in self-immolations in Algeria. The first reported case after the death of <mask> was that of a man who set himself on fire after the mayor of the town refused to meet with him. According to a report in El-Watan, the mayor said he would burn himself to death if he had

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texts: the courage. He passed away on 24 January.In El Oued Province, an unemployed father of six burned himself to death in front of the town hall after denying a meeting with the governor. Abdelhafid Boudechicha, a day laborer who lived with his parents and five siblings, burned himself in Medjana on January 28th over employment and housing issues. He died the next day. In the six months after the death of <mask>, at least 107 people tried to kill themselves by setting themselves on fire. The men who self-immolated were mostly young unmarried men from poor, rural areas. The head of the Burns Centre, Amenallah Messaadi, said that people should stop glamorizing the act of self-immolation. In Egypt, a restaurant owner set himself on fire in front of the parliament.His act of protest led to the resignation of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. A 65-year-old man died in Saudi Arabia after setting himself on fire. This was the first case of self-immolation in the kingdom. The governments of Algeria, Yemen, and Jordan made major concessions in response to the protests that took place after the case of Bouazizi in Tunisia. These men were hailed as "heroic martyrs of a new Middle Eastern revolution" by some. There was a wave of similar incidents in Europe on 11 February 2011. Noureddine Adnane, a street vendor from Morocco, set himself on fire in Palermo, Sicily, in protest of the harassment he was subjected to by municipal officials.He died five days later. Kambiz Roustay set himself on fire in Amsterdam in protest of being refused asylum. Roustay fled the country for fear of being tortured by the Iranian government after he returned. In protest of persecution of Buddhists in South Vietnam, Thch Qung c set himself on fire in 1963. 6 January 2011. Davies, Wyre. "Doubt over Tunisia's'martyr' who triggered revolution."The British Broadcasting Corporation. 16 June 2011. The Real <mask> died on

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title: Robert Lawrence Kuhn

texts: <mask> was born in 1944 and is a public intellectual. He is the author and editor of over 25 books. He is a long-time adviser to China's leaders and the Chinese government, to multinational corporations on China strategies and transactions, and is a frequent commentator on politics, economics, business, finance, philosophy. He is a columnist for China Daily and South China Morning Post, as well as appearing on CNN and other major media. The show Closer to China with R.L. is hosted by <mask>. The Watcher and the Deep Message commentaries were written by <mask> and The Watcher. Closer to Truth is a public television series that presents scientists and philosophers discussing fundamental issues.His essays can be found on both LiveScience.com and Space.com. A PhD in brain research from the University of California, Los Angeles' Brain Research Institute, as well as a master of science in management from the MIT Sloan School of Management, were all earned by <mask>. In 1972 "Why the Vast Difference between Animal Brain and Human Mind?" was the first thing that came to mind. Ambassador College is an institution of the Worldwide Church of God. The Systematic Theology Project was banned by the founder of the WCG. The Ambassador International Cultural Foundation, which was created and managed by him, was one of the things he severed his connection to the WCG and its affiliates. American and Japanese companies were represented by Kuhn during the 1980s.At the celebration of the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening up, China <mask> was awarded a medal by Chinese leaders. The medal, China's highest award, honors 10 foreigners who paved the way for China's reform and opening up over the four decades. Five of the foreigners are living. For the past 30 years, the two men have worked with China's state leaders and the Chinese

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texts: government. He was extensively quoted during the 19th CPC National Congress, which took place in October of last year. His full-page, in-depth analyses of the 19th CPC National Congress were featured in China Daily to open the Congress and to close it. The elimination of term limits for China's leadership, as well as the "core" status of the Chinese Communist Party's general secretary, were written by Kuhn.He spoke at the launch of the book at the book fair. The theories of governance and understanding the Communist Party of China were written by <mask>. In 1989 he was invited to China by the director of the State Science and Technology Commission. He has advised the Chinese government on international, policy and business matters. The author of How China's Leaders Think: The Inside Story of China's Past, Current and Future Leaders has exclusive discussions with more than 100 Chinese leaders. The Man Who Changed China: The Life and Legacy of Jiang Zemin was written by him. It was a best-seller in China in 2005, the first biography of a living Chinese leader.China's Banking & Financial Markets: The Internal Research Report of the Chinese Government is co-edited by <mask>. He works with China leaders on special projects. When Vice President Xi visited the US in February of 2012 <mask> advised and gave commentaries and interviews. The 2006 U.S. visit by the Zhejiang Party Secretary was advised by him. Closer To China is hosted by <mask> and produced by R.L. Through discussions with China's thought leaders and decision-makers in all sectors, the series tells the story of China. The Watcher, short commentaries on China, and Xi's Deep Message, short commentaries on the activities, trips, speeches, statements and policies of the CCP leader, were created and presented by <mask>.Adam is a producer. The five-part public television

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texts: series China's Challenges was co-produced with Shanghai Media Group and was directed by Peter Getzels, who won the first prize in the China News Award. Social problems like healthcare, economic transformation and pollution, political reform and transparency, science and innovation, beliefs and values are some of the critical issues confronting China's leaders and government. The Chinese Dream was the focus of China's Challenges II. The first prize of the China News Awards was won by China's Challenges. They won an award in Los Angeles. The third edition of China's Challenges will be broadcast in 2019.He works with Chinese companies. The largest mergers and acquisitions firm in the U.S. was sold to Citigroup in 2000. The author of 25 books is the editor of the Library of Investment Banking. He is a frequent commentator on CNN. He is a senior international commentator for political, economic, social and business matters. He has written for a number of publications. He is a regular columnist for China Daily and South China Morning Post.He was profiled in a magazine. He was one of the China Visionaries in the TV series produced for China's 60th anniversary by the Shanghai Media Group and he was also featured on the Focus Talk. A six-episode series was created and presented by <mask>. China's Challenges is a five-episode TV series that was co-produced and presented at the 18th CPC National Congress. One of the all-time top-ten influential supporters of China's ruling party/CPC was selected by Oriental Outlook magazine. Many articles have been written by Kuhn. The article "Science as Democratizer" was featured in American Scientist magazine.His article was "Why This Universe? "Levels of Nothing" and " Toward a Taxonomy of Possible Explanations" are published in Skeptic Magazine. The issue of 18.2 is out now. The essays on


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texts: Space.com and LiveScience.com are multimedia. Is our universe a fake? "The Singularity, Virtual Immortality and the Trouble with Consciousness" The Mystery of Existence: Why is there Anything At All? was edited by John Leslie.The Kuhn Foundation promotes good relations between America and China by spreading understanding in science and philosophy. Closer to Truth is produced by the Foundation. In Search of China won the Best Documentary award at the 2003 Hollywood Film Festival and was also produced by it. A mergers and acquisitions (M&A) firm representing privately owned, middle-market companies was co-owned by Kuhn from 1991 to 2001. The companies were sold to Citigroup. Closer to Truth Closer to Truth is a continuing television series on PBS and public television stations, created, executive-produced, written and hosted by <mask>, and produced and directed by Peter Getzels. The series was first aired in 2000.Closer to Truth: Cosmos is the current series. There is consciousness. It is in its 19th season. You can find a list of Closer to Truth episodes. The series offers candid, in-depth conversations with leading scientists, philosophers, theologians and scholars. There are over 4,000 videos of conversations on the website. Can China create?"New media increases transparency", China Daily, October 18, 2012 "Is China Really Changing" is an article in the Wall Street Journal. " Toward a Taxonomy of Possible Explanations", Skeptic Vol. 13 No. "Science as Democratizer", American Scientist, September– October 2003 "Is our universe a fake", Space.com, October 6, 2015. Chief Executive magazine has articles on investment banking.There is a problem of perception between China and the US. There is a commentary on The Man Who Changed China: The Life and Legacy of Jiang Zemin. "China's Next First Lady moves to a Bigger Stage",


title: Kevin Kastning

texts: <mask> was born in Kansas and is an American guitarist, composer and musical instrument inventor. He plays a variety of instruments, including the DoubleContra guitar, 30-stringContra-Alto guitar, 17- string hybrid extended classical guitar, 15- string extended classical guitar, twelve- string guitar, six- string guitar, fretless guitar, and 12- string extended baritone guitar. <mask>'s father was a musician and by age 11 he had first guitar. He was in the school orchestra and jazz ensemble while he was in high school. He graduated with a Bachelor of Music from Wichita State University in 1984. Walter Mays was a Pulitzer Prize winning composer. After moving to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1985, he pursued graduate studies at the Berklee College of Music.The guitar legend Pat Metheny was a private tutor to <mask> while he was at Berklee. Between 1985 and 1990 he played in numerous jazz chamber groups, as well as in his own jazz ensemble, the Kevin Kastning Unit, which released a self-titled album in 1988. Carl Clements is a member of the Kevin Kastning Unit and has a working relationship with him. Since that time, <mask> has made many notable collaborative classical guitar recordings. On his albums, Kastning plays a number of guitar family instruments of his own imagining, including a 36- string DoubleContra guitar, a 30- string Contra-Soprano guitar, a 6- string bass-baritone guitar, a 12- string extended baritone guitar, a 12- string alto guitar, and a His music is reviewed by the experimental acoustic music community and other modern abstract traditions. Ken Browne's March 2011 exhibition 'Odyssey II' at the Origin Art Gallery (Dublin) featured abstract paintings based on Kastning's music.There are a number of guitar family

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texts: instruments that extend the traditional range of the guitar into new territory. Daniel Roberts is an artist endorser for Santa Cruz Guitar Company. In 1990 Kastning was invited by a colleague and fellow guitarist to form the KastningSiegfried Duet Project, and over the next several years they wrote and recorded 5 albums of acoustic, experimental classical guitar compositions which were all released on the label, Greydisc. The KastningSiefried Duet Project is still going on despite the fact that Kastning has moved away from performing and recording music. Sandor Szabo and Kastning collaborated for a long time. They have released 4 albums on the Greydisc label, each of which is completely improvised or composed in real time within the studio. Each album was recorded in a single day with no overdubs or multiple takes.Dominic Miller, who is well known for playing with Sting, toured Hungary with Szabo and Kastning in 2009. In 2009, <mask> met British electric guitarist Mark Wingfield and proceeded the following year to record an ambient, electro-acoustic album of improvised guitar duets with Wingfield which was released on Greydisc Records. The second album of wholly improvised ambient duets was released in 2012 by Kastning and Wingfield. During the Szabo/Kastning Hungarian tour, Kastning recorded a trio album, entitled "Triptych", with Szabo and percussionist, Balazs Major. The album was released on Greydisc Records. The album has been compared to other recordings. In March 2012 there was a concert with Major and Szabo in support of Triptych.Two dancers from the Hungarian National Ballet, Timea Gyorke and Judith Szamosi, performed at the concert. Dates in Debrecen and Vacz were included in the tour. The duo album "The Book of


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texts: crossing" was released on Greydisc Records later in the year, as well as a trio album with Major. The duo album "Dreaming As I Knew" was released in 2012 by <mask> and Carl Clements. There are various improvised contemporary classical duets with combinations of <mask>'s guitar family instruments and Clements multiple wind instruments. The duo album with Michael Manring entitled "In Winter" was released in 2012 and is an exploratory album of improvised compositions. In addition to performing, <mask> is a modern classical composer with over 200 compositions for various chamber and solo instruments, including ten piano sonatas, seven string quartets and numerous works for unusual instrument duets, trio, quartets and quintets.Every year since 2001, the London Chamber Group has performed <mask>'s works. Dan Roberts and inventor <mask> collaborated on a number of guitar family instruments. Roberts was the production manager at the Santa Cruz Guitar Co when the two met. In 2002 he became an artist endorser for the Santa Cruz Guitar Co. Roberts and the Santa Cruz Guitar Co. developed a low G tuning for the first instrument, the DKK 6-string extended baritone guitar. The second was the Santa Cruz DKK-12 string extended baritone guitar, a 13 fret, D baritone voiced for a low F# tuning. The Santa Cruz KK-alto is a 12 string guitar.Roberts formed his own company, Daniel Roberts Stringworks, after leaving Santa Cruz Guitar Co. In 2007, Kastning commissioned a 14 string guitar from Roberts. Roberts commissioned a secondContra guitar to be used in alternate tunings. Robert Silverstein wrote "<mask>stning AND Mark Wingfield" in November 2012 on Music Web Express 3000. The guitar model was named "Triocha", the <mask>ning Signature Model, and

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texts: it combines an 18- string Contra guitar neck with a 12- string Alto guitar neck. The DoubleContra guitar was conceived and built by <mask> and Alistair Hay of the Irish company, Emerald Guitars. There are two different tunings for this double neck instrument.This instrument provides a wide range of sounds. The DoubleContra guitar is one of the main instruments for both concerts and recordings. The instrument is called the <mask>ning Signature Series. The Extended Classical guitar was conceived and built by <mask> and Hay of Emerald Guitars. This guitar has six double-courses and three bass single courses. It has a Multi-scale. The guitar is known as the <mask>ning Signature Series.The hybrid extended classical guitar was conceived and built by <mask> and Hay of Emerald Guitars. Each course of the classical guitar has one nylon string and one steel string. There is only one course, the low sub-A or sub-B. It has a Multi-scale. The guitar is known as the <mask> Signature Series. The Perfect Sound magazine's Top 10 Albums of 2007, Parabola, NPR one of The Best Albums of the Year for 2009, I Walked into the Silver Darkness, Favorite of 2011. K&K Sound KDNK Radio Network Hall of Fame was added in September."Otherworld" was named one of the best albums of the year by The Perfect Sound forever magazine. One of the best albums of the year is Eleven Rooms. Otherworld, No. There is a song on the chart for the week of September 22, 2015. The albums 17/66, Ethereal I, Even this late it happens, and Kismaros were in the first round of voting. The albums Convergence I and Nograd were in the first round of voting. The First Realm, Ethereal IV, and Rubicon I were in the first round of voting.Unless otherwise noted, all albums on Greydisc

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title: Walerian Borowczyk

texts: A genius who also happened to be a pornographer, <mask> was an internationally known Polish film director. He directed 40 films. In 1959 <mask> settled in Paris. He worked in France as a film director. After studying painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakw, Borowczyk devoted himself to painting and lithography, including the creation of posters for the cinema, which earned him a national prize in 1953. Several comic abecedaria were included in his early films. His first two films were By sobie raz and Dom.<mask> settled in Paris in 1959 after moving to France. He worked with Chris Marker. The stop motion film Renaissance uses reverse motion to depict various destroyed objects, and is one of the major works of this period. When the last object is complete, they will be destroyed again. In 1967, he directed his first animated feature film, Thétre de Monsieur & Madame Kabal. Goto, l'le d'amour (Goto, Isle of Love) was <mask>'s first live-action feature film, and it starred his own wife, Ligia Branice. Dzieje grzechu (A Story of Sin) was nominated for the Palme d'or in 1975, it was an adaptation of a Polish literary classic.The themes of seduction and infanticide were successfully rendered by Dzieje grzechu. His later work, including Interno di un convento and Cérémonie d'amour, have been controversial. It was seen as a decline in La Bte, a film based on a novel by Prosper Mérimée that was originally conceived in 1972 as a film. The eponymous character in his 1980 film was created by Frank Wedekind. In 1981 he made a movie called Docteur Jekyll et Les Femmes, a version of the story of Dr. Hyde and his

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texts: transformation into a violent rebellion against Victorian morality. Kim Newman described the film as "dark, misanthropic and interestingly offensive" in his 1988 book. He made a short film in 1984.In 1987, he directed the fifth part of theEmmanuelle series, which was released in a hardcore video-only version. He was unhappy with the project because of a dispute over the casting of the lead actress. He directed four episodes of Série rose: Les Chefs d'uvre de la littérature on M6. Ars Amandi: l'arte di amare (The Art of Love) is one of the films that uses historical settings. His films include the "tale" La Marée (The Tide), the 1976 La Marge, and the episode "Marceline" in Les Hérones du mal. Une collection particulire of 1973, a representation of Borowczyk's collection of pornographic items, was a less usual product of this cooperation. <mask> wrote Anatomia diaba and Moje polskie lata.He died of heart failure in Paris. The Games of Angels, an expressionist of the horrors of Nazi concentration camps, was selected as one of the ten best animated films of all time. The Special Jury Award for Best Short Film was won by Le concert de M. et Mme. There was a Special Mention Award for Best Short Film and a Silver Berlin Bear for Best Short Film. There is a chapter dedicated to Borowczyk in Immoral Tales: European Sex & Horror Movies. Kim Newman wrote Nightmare Movies. <mask> <mask>: Cinema of Erotic Dreams was written by Jeremy Mark Robinson."Angel Games: The Early Films of Walerian <mask>" was written by Andy Black. The score was 78–87. There are external links to <mask> <mask>'s bio and filmography at

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title: David Smukler

texts: <mask>, also known as "Dynamite Dave", was an American football player who played in 38 National Football League games for the Philadelphia Eagles in the late 1930s. The Sugar Bowl game was played on January 1, 1935, in New Orleans, Louisiana, and he was the star player for the Temple Owls University. <mask> was the youngest of seven children and was born in New York to Russian immigrants. He was Jewish. He played tackle at East Side High School in 1929 and 1930, earning all-State honors the second year. He was still in his teens when he returned to Gloversville to live with his brother Lewis. Smukler was taken out of the football team by his coach.Miller was made into a fullback. He spent hours by himself punting the ball after never kicking a football before. Smukler walked five miles uphill after every practice. He was considered a one-man team and only lost one game during the football season. Smukler was a member of the basketball team and a member of the track team. He broke two state records in a track meet in New York in May of 1932. Smukler played for Frank Carideo at the University of Missouri.He continued to learn glove cutting under his brother. Smukler transferred to Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in September of 1933, and was chosen to play the varsity position one year later. Warner stated that Smukler is a better fullback than Nevers was in his sophomore year. Dave is the best sophomore. He may become the greatest fullback I have ever seen, a greater football player than Nevers or Jim Thorpe, according to the coach.

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Steve Owen, coach of the New York Giants, identified the Eagles as one of the teams he most feared because they are dangerous when Dave Smukler carries the ball. Smukler was described as a powerhouse ball carrier and backer up on defense by the National Football League. Excellent forward passer and excellent punter. The fifth best passer in the National Football League last year, he completed 42 of 118 throws for a total gain of 432 yards.After playing 34 games with the Eagles, <mask> was suspended in October 1939 for breaking training rules. Smukler allegedly told Bell that he was through with football because he had broken training rules before. He promised Bell that this wouldn't happen again, only to break training once more. Dave was a great football player when he wanted to be, according to Bell. He was a demoralizing influence and I believe we can do better without him. He was traded to the Detroit Lions in April 1940 in exchange for two rookies. Smukler decided to leave football and join the army.He said he gets $3,000 a year for playing football. During the season, it was great. Everybody shook your hand, and 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556, 888-269-5556, 888-269-5556, and told you what a swell fellow you were. Smukler couldn't get a job after football because he was a glove cutter. It made me think about what I was going to do when I couldn't play football anymore. Smukler was in active service for over three years. He received a medical


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texts: discharge after he injured his knee while serving as a first sergeant.He went back to work as a glove cutter and helped coach the football team. Smukler didn't play football for the Detroit Lions and was sold to the Boston Yanks in 1944. Smukler ended his football career after playing two games for the Yankees. <mask> moved to California in 1946, where he worked for three years as a station manager for the Standard Oil Company. He held managerial posts with different companies. He joined the football coaching staff at Loyola University in Los Angeles in 1947 as an end coach. Smukler was the West Coast commissioner for the Pop Warner Conference.He founded the Pop Warner Conference in Los Angeles and received the group's first Joe Tomlin All-American Award for "service beyond the call of duty." He was about to board a plane at Los Angeles International Airport when he had a heart attack. Smukler was 56 years old. Seven years earlier, he had had surgery to have a pacemaker installed. There is disagreement as to whether Smukler was born in New York or New Jersey. The article states that his parents moved to Newark four years after he was born. It's possible that he was born in New York.There is an article where he displays his birth certificate. He was born in New York, according to the California Death Index. According to one article, his father was also named <mask>, but other sources give his name as <mask>. He died on February 22, 1971, according to most sources. There are External links to Dave Smukler in the Temple University Libraries Digital

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title: Kelvin Wilson

texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays for Ilkeston Town. He began his career with Notts County before moving to North End. He was signed by the Forest one year later. He moved to Celtic on a free transfer. <mask> re-signed for a fee of 2.5 million pounds. On 17 April 2004, <mask> made his debut for the club in a 4–0 loss to Hartlepool United. He was named the Players' player and the most improved player in his first full season.After 78 league appearances in three seasons, <mask> was taken on loan by North End in March of 2006 and then signed up for a fee of 350,000 dollars at the end of the season. In the 2006–07 season, he started 16 games. He scored against Crystal Palace in the FA Cup and against the other teams in the league. <mask> agreed to a four-year deal with his hometown club in July of 2007, after signing for £300,000. After finishing second in League One, <mask> helped Forest gain automatic promotion to the Championship, as he was a virtual ever-present in defence. He missed a few games due to an injury and a red card, but still made 42 appearances. In his first season at the club, <mask> helped Forest set a league record with 24 clean sheets.<mask> was unable to reproduce his League One form at Championship standard in 2009, with the season ending in a battle for survival. <mask>'s season ended after a red card for a head butt on Greg Halford. <mask> missed the first month of the season because of an injury. He came back from an injury and helped Forest reach the Championship play-offs, where they lost to Blackpool. Celtic were first linked with an interest in signing <mask>. <mask> played in 10 league games for Forest up to January 2011. After Celtic renewed their interest in <mask>, he signed a pre-contract agreement to join them in the summer of 2011.Billy Davies

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texts: did not play <mask> in any games for the rest of his time at the City Ground. <mask> joined the club on July 1st after signing a pre-contract agreement with Celtic on January 7th. <mask> played with Neil Lennon at Forest in 2007. Lennon said he liked <mask> a lot. When I was at Forest, I played with him for six months. He was still developing as a person. We have watched him for the last couple of years and he has been very consistent in the Championship.<mask> made his debut for Celtic in the opening match of the Scottish premier league in 2011. He made two crucial interventions which denied Hibs goal scoring opportunities and kept Celtic's lead intact. He played in Celtic's next two matches as they beat Aberdeen and Dundee United. He was due to start in Celtic's first European match of the season against FC Sion on 13 August, but picked up a leg injury in the build-up to the match, which ended 0–0 He didn't play in Celtic's next two matches because of the injury. He returned on August 28th in a 2–0 win over St Mirren. He made his European debut in a 2–0 loss to Atlético Madrid.<mask> was responsible for the first goal in Celtic's 4–2 defeat against Rangers. Steven Naismith put Rangers in the lead with his poor clearance. He played for Celtic against Ross County in the Scottish League Cup. <mask> had to come off at half-time. He would be out for between eight and ten weeks after being injured. <mask> put in an improved performance in the second leg of Celtic's play-off against Helsingborgs. The turning point of <mask>'s Celtic career has been identified by many Celtic fans.His place in the Celtic starting eleven was solidified by his good European form. In Celtic's narrow 2–1 defeat to Barcelona at the Camp Nou, <mask> shut out Lionel Messi in one of the best performances of his career. He

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texts: excelled in the reverse fixture at Celtic Park, helping Celtic to a 2–1 win over Barcelona, and subsequently helping Celtic to qualify for the last 16 of the European competition. During the summer <mask> expressed a desire to return to England for family reasons, with his former club Nottingham Forest making public their interest in re-signing him. Neil Lennon confirmed that <mask> would return to the club. <mask> re-signed forNottingham Forest for a fee of 2.5 million pounds. <mask> injured his ankle a few weeks later.After a few appearances, <mask> had to have surgery on his back in November and did not play a game between October and April. <mask> played the full ninety minutes for Forest's under 21s against Wednesday in August of last year. He played an additional 65 minutes for them on 2 September. <mask> made his first appearance of the season on 17 September, coming off the bench in the 56th minute of a 5–3 victory. <mask> and Michael Mancienne started Forest's next game against Millwall at The Den in a 0–0 draw. <mask> was attacked by an angry Derby fan after the final whistle of a league match in January 2015. Forest teammate Jamaal Lascelles brought the attacker down with a rugby tackle before stewards took over and dragged the supporter away and handed him over to police officers.On August 2, <mask> signed a one-year deal with Rotherham United. In June 2020, <mask> joined non-league club Ilkeston Town in a player-coach role, following a three-year break from football. The career statistics include runners-up in the Celtic Scottish Premier League and the Scottish Cup. Football players from England in the English Football League. The players are from Notts County F.C. Footballers from the North End. The players are from the Scottish Premier League.Ilkeston Town F.C. has players. Football

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title: Gular Ahmadova

texts: A retired politician, former member of the National Assembly of Azerbaijan and member of the ruling New Azerbaijan Party, <mask>l qizi Ahmadova is also known as Aliyeva. <mask> gained attention in 2012 after a video shot on a hidden camera showed her negotiating a bribe with a lawyer and fellow party member to help arrange his election to the parliament. <mask> stepped down as an MP and was arrested and expelled from the party after the corruption scandal became known as Gulargate. She was sentenced to three years in prison for embezzlement and failure to report a grave offence, but her prison term was suspended 14 months into the sentence. <mask> was the oldest of the family's four children and was raised by her grandmother. <mask>'s father was from the village of Nardaran, while her mother was from Shamakhy. She graduated from the Azerbaijan State Pedagogical Institute with a degree in mathematics.She was a teacher and vice-principal for eight years. <mask> received a master's degree in psychology. She taught at the university. She began her career as a civil servant in 1994 when she was hired by the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Azerbaijan as a chief training manager, head of a department and head of the administration. She became chair of the Children's Organization in 1996. <mask> and Ahmadov got married in 1985. They have three children.The head of the advertisement department for AzTV was Fikrat Ahmadov. He "resigned of his own free will" after the corruption scandal. In 2000, 2005, and 2010, <mask> <mask> won seats in the National Assembly for the New Azerbaijan Party, which has been in power in Azerbaijan since 1993. In a hidden-camera video published in the course of the Gulargate scandal, <mask>'s friend claimed that the head of the Presidential Administration arranged for police groups to arrive at <mask>'s constituency. Eldar Namazov, <mask>'s opposition rival, said his observers in ten polling stations had been

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title: Gular Ahmadova

texts: attacked by the police and their protocols had been destroyed. Following <mask>'s arrest, the issue remained unaddressed. She was a vehement critic of both the opposition and her fellow ruling party members.She accused Ali Insanov, the Health Minister at the time, of giving children up for adoption abroad. She was known as an advocate for children's rights and one of the few members of parliament who openly voiced their concern with regard to the frequent non-combat deaths among new conscripts in the army in the early 2010s. She opposed the passing of a law decriminalizing libel, stating that it would encourage vigilant justice. Two females showed up at <mask>'s house late in the evening and attacked her. <mask> refused to comment on the incident that was reported to the police. The media was told by the police that the incident was property related. The editor-in-chief of the newspaper was arrested on the night of October 28, 2011.The voice on the recording did not belong to him. He accused <mask> of brokering his persecution. There were obvious parallels between his case and the scandal after the first Gulargate video was released. He said he was harassed after Elshad Abdullayev submitted a complaint to the Attorney General's against <mask> <mask>. <mask> personally contacted him in October of 2011 asking him not to publish any information against her. He remained in custody despite no other evidence being brought against him. He was sentenced to nine years in prison.The verdict was appealed. Almost eight months after <mask>'s sentence was suspended, she was pardoned and released. The ex-rector of the Azerbaijan International University, which was stripped of its license and closed down in 2010, posted a video on the internet in which a hidden camera captured a conversation with himself. During the sixteen-and-a-half-minute long footage, the three are seen and heard negotiating a price that Abdullayev is expected to pay in

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title: Gular Ahmadova

texts: return for being given a seat in the National Assembly of Azerbaijan as an MP. In the video, Abdullayev and <mask> are competing for the same amount of money. In the video, Abdullayev tries to get <mask> to admit that the money will go to the Head of the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan Republic Ramiz Mehdiyev. <mask> initially denied being in the video.<mask> and Babayeva made a statement that the money discussed in the video referred to the student tuition fees misappropriated by Abdullayev after the closing down of the International University which they were urging him to redistribute to the former students. In order to not hinder the investigation, <mask> <mask> stepped down as an MP. In the next video released on 6 October 2012 <mask> <mask> is heard talking about various high-ranking government officials who would like to see lists of MP candidates in the National Assembly after the election. Minister of Economic Development Farhad Aliyev and Minister of Health Ali Insanov were both arrested on the eve of the 2005 election for planning a coup d'état and sentenced to imprisonment. The first video appears to be a fragment of a single conversation and the second video confirms this. On December 13, 2012 Abdullayev released another video in which he is seen speaking with <mask>'s friend. Babayeva claims in the video that Ramiz has the final say.The police involvement in the 2005 parliamentary election and changes to the final election protocol were revealed by her. The primary regional assembly of the New Azerbaijan Party voted in favor of expelling <mask> from the party. According to reports, Babayeva died of heart failure after checking in a clinic on December 26th. Babayeva's son accused <mask> of poisoning Babayeva after persuading her to escape to Istanbul and fund her trip and stay. The Attorney General's Office confirmed Babayeva's departure on <mask>'s insistence, but the autopsy didn't show signs of

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title: Gular Ahmadova

texts: poisoning. <mask> <mask> was arrested while attempting to leave for Georgia. <mask> was going to receive medical treatment, according to her lawyers.She was accused of failing to report a grave offence. She denied the charges. Her website and newspaper were shut down. There would be no by-election to fill the seat following <mask>'s resignation. <mask>'s physical and psychological state deteriorated while she was in custody. She refused to testify until Elshad Abdullayev was tried. She was sentenced to three years in prison after being found guilty on all counts.Considering that <mask> had previously had a clear criminal record, had been three-time elected parliament member, had engaged in charitable work, was suffering from unnamed health conditions, and was a parent of an child, the verdict was relatively mild. The Court of Appeal upheld the decision in January. After the Court of Appeal suspended <mask>'s sentence, she was released immediately, having served 14 months of her sentence in custody. She claimed her innocence. The decision was heavily criticized. Legal expert Aslan Ismayilov questioned the validity of <mask> <mask>'s mild sentence for embezzling a large sum of money in comparison with the sentence of the opposition youth activist Ilkin Rustamzadeh charged with hooliganism and organised unauthorized protests. The whole legal process was referred to as a court show that went to demonstrate the lawless nature of the courts.In an August 2015 interview, <mask> admitted that she had been on the verge of committing suicide during the most difficult times of her life. The court refused to rule in <mask>'s favour after she failed to show up for a hearing twice in February 2016 in order to have herself cleared out of all charges. <mask>'s son was arrested for criminal possession of a weapon in February 2020. The National Assembly (Azerbaijan) has politicians who have been convicted of crimes and prisoners who have been

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title: Jeff Bergman

texts: <mask> is an American voice actor and impressionist who has provided the modern-day voices of various classic cartoon characters. <mask> replaced Mel Blanc as the voice of Bugs Bunny in 1989. <mask> alternated with Greg Burson and Joe Alaskey before their deaths in 2008 and 2016 and with Eric Bauza, who voiced several of Blanc's characters for Warner Bros. There are animation productions. <mask> was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on July 10, 1960. At the age of 6 he was influenced by Ed Sullivan and impersonated several celebrities and cartoon characters. <mask> began doing impressions at the age of 15.When he was a student at the University of Pittsburgh, he got involved with a student-run radio station and worked at two stations in Pittsburgh. He was profiled in a story on KDKA-TV's Evening Magazine after making his first demo reel. He landed his representation with William Morris Agency after the story was picked up on TV news magazines. Mel Blanc was best known for his work as a voice actor for animated characters such as Bugs Bunny and Barney Rubble. They met in Blanc's hotel room in 1981 and <mask> voiced Blanc's characters for 45 minutes. Blanc helped <mask> get his degree two years later. The Pillsbury Doughboy was voiced by <mask> after the death of Paul Frees.<mask> recorded voices for The Bugs Bunny Show. He recorded a tape of himself as a number of Blanc's characters, including Bugs Bunny. He switched between his work and the original Mel Blanc recording when he took the tape to the production company. <mask> became the first performer to give the voice of Bugs Bunny after Mel Blanc died at the age of 29 on July 10, 1989. In the 1990 TV specials cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue and The Earth Day Special, he voiced Daffy Duck as well as Bugs Bunny. <mask> voiced Bugs and Daffy again in the 1991 short Box-Office Bunny, his first in 25 years. In 1991, he voiced Bugs, Daffy, Elmer, and

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title: Jeff Bergman

texts: Yosemite Sam in the short "Blooper" Bunny, as well as several other characters, including the Cat and Foghorn Leghorn, in animated TV specials and newer animated series.He lent his voice to Bugs, Daffy, and Porky in Gremlins 2. <mask> voiced George Jetson in a theme park attraction. <mask> admitted that he had begun to promote himself as the official voice of the characters. To avoid repeating the stranglehold of Mel Blanc's exclusivity, Warner Bros. began using other voice actors such as Joe Alaskey, who was the first person to replace Blanc as the voice of Sam in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. When Alaskey and West weren't available, <mask> understudyed the voices of the cartoon characters in newer specials such as The Flintstones: On the Rocks. He voiced Bugs in a sketch on SNL. He reprised his role as the voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Foghorn Leghorn, and the rest of the characters in The Looney Tunes Show in 2011.He reprised his role as the voice of Bugs, Foghorn, Sylvester and Elmer Fudd as well as other minor characters such as Michigan J. Frog. <mask> voices some characters in the series, including Bugs, Daffy, and Tweety, while Eric Bauza voices others. The voice actors who voiced George Jetson and Mr. Spacely in Jetsons: The Movie died during production, so <mask> had to travel to California to complete the dialogue. <mask> is a recurring cast member on Family Guy, as well as The Cleveland Show and American Dad!. He gave a voice sample for a character in the game. <mask> was the voice of Turner Broadcasting's Boomerang from 2000 to 2015. <mask> played a radio intern on Remember WENN, which aired in the late 1990s.He voiced Zap in a number of games. The previous artists, the late Lionel Wilson and the late Arthur Anderson, were replaced by <mask>. <mask> credits TV Guide 1960 births Living people 20th-century American comedians 20th-century American male actors 21st-century American

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title: Juan Carlos Mondragón


title: Juan Carlos Mondragón

texts: time at the Sorbonne-Nouvelle University, Paris III, for his research on the fictional work of <mask> Onetti. He was appointed an academician by the Academy of Arts. Mondragn has lived in Paris. He worked as a lecturer at Lille III University after teaching Latin-American literature and civilization at Stendhal University. Work Aperturas, miniaturas, finales were written in 1885.Nunca conocimos Praga was published in 1986. Robert Ryan died in 1991. "Conducta del antlope hembra" is in Veinte aos de cuento uruguayo. Ediciones Trilce, Montevideo, 1993, was the location of the Mariposas bajo anestesia. In 1996, Las horas en la bruma were in Cal y canto. In 1997 Nunca conocimos Praga (Transfiguracin) was published. Siete partidas, Librera Linardi y Risso.Cal y canto, Montevideo, 1998, El misterio Horacio Q. Planeta. Buenos Aires in 2005. Cal y canto, Montevideo, 2000. Cal y canto, Montevideo, 2003 is the location of Nunca conocimos Praga. Anastassia Lizavetta, Planeta, Buenos Aires, 2004, pasin y olvido. In Cuentos olmpicos, Pginas de Espuma, Madrid, 2004, there is a picture of Minotauromaquia.Night and Day (espectros de La vida breve) was published in 2006 Biblioteca Breve, estoy muerto, hanukkah decuenta, se 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299


title: Juan Carlos Mondragón

texts: is a Coll. The book was written in Gallimard, Paris, 1999. Preface to Para sentencia de Omar Prego. In 2006 there was a edciones de la Banda Oriental. To Hommage  l'Amérique latine. The La Martinire is in Paris. "El naipe en la Manga: el azar en Borges" was published in 1986.La estética del fracaso en Isidore Ducasse is an arte. The MZ editor was in Montevideo in 1986. The co-worker is in Diccionario de Literatura uruguaya. The year 1987-89. In <mask> Onetti's medio siglo de escritura, Linardi y Risso's ed., there is a description of the realidad. "Signos/Palimpsestos" is a work by Daniel Dezeuze. "Pistas para detectar puntos vélicos" is a thesis about <mask> Onetti.The Presse de la Sorbonne Nouvelle is in Paris. "<mask> Onetti: misterio y transfiguracin de Montevideo" is in Historia de la literatura uruguaya contempornea. La narrativa del medio siglo. The booklet de la Banda Oriental was published in 1997. Historia de la literatura uruguaya contempornea contains "José Pedro Daz: la literatura mar adentro". La narrativa del medio siglo. The anthology de la Banda Oriental was published in 1997.The Ro de la Plata No 25 is dedicated to <mask> Onetti. "El recordado caso de la Galera Vivienne" The Presses de la Sorbonne Nouvelle are in Paris. "La Utopa virtual" is in América. Presses de la Sorbonne Nouvelle, Pars, 2005,

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title: Juan Carlos Mondragón

texts: Cahiers du CRICCAL No 32. "Cuenta el tiempo" is about Jacob and the otro. Poitiers/Crdoba, 2009.<mask> Saer wrote "La sonda y el enigma". Coleccin Archivos No 61 is located in Poitiers. A propsito de "Lugar" was written by <mask> Saer. 5, Num 2. It was 2010 and it was Décembre. Les cahiers du LITORAL I No10, Boulogne-sur-Mer/Allemagne, wrote about ngeles. It is imborrable.In Zona de prlogos, there is a novel by <mask> Saer. Buenos Aires, Seix Barral, 2011. In Cuadernos LIRICO, 6, Paris, there is a novela about <mask> Saer. "Pars: ciudad metfora en la obra de Mario Levrero" can be found on line. "Monte video necesita una mitologa" is a press article about Mondragn Pablo Rocca. Brecha, Montevideo, 8 April/1994, "Entre mariposas y vampiros". <mask> Lpez was in El Pas in 1998."Un homenaje en el Bar Siroco" was written by Alvaro Ojeda. "Siete pulseadas con la muerte" was written by Carina Blixen. "El grado cien de la escritura" was written byJorge Albstur. "Los complots de la escritura" was written by Soledad Platero. "No slo el lenguaje tiene la palabra" was written byJorge Albstur. Albert Bensoussan is the author of "Oriana  Montevideo". "En mal d'aurore" was written by Jean-Didier Wagneur."Los pasos de Mondragn" was written by Carina Blixen. El Pas Cultural No 720 has "Praga por tres" written on it. "Mondragn  Montevideo"

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title: Juan Carlos Mondragón

texts: is a song by Silvia Baron Supervielle. "Hasto de mujer" was written by Silvana Tanzi. "Los territorios inquietantes" is an interview with Carina Blixen. "Sangre en las manos" was written by Ana Inés Larre Borges. "Escritura con meandros y reminiscencias" was written by Rodolfo Modern."La msica del adis" was written by Mara Esther Gilio. "Espectros de Onetti" is about the novel Night and Day. "Las galeras del tiempo" was written by Ignacio Bajter. "A cada Cual su Mondragn" was written by Francisco Tomsich. Alejandro Gortzar wrote about the detective in La Diaria. "Yo es un otro", La Diaria, was written by Alejandro Gortzar. "Lautréamont par Mondragn" was written by Ritta Baddoura.Portrait without face. L'Orient Le Jour was published on January 9, 2010. "Mondragn tout feu tout flamme" was written by Eric Loret. "Passion et oubli d'Anastassia Lizavetta de <mask> Mondragn: Montevideo, l'épuisée" was written by Jean Soublin. "La passion d'Anastassia" was written by Jacques Fressard. "Douze heures d'une vie ordinaire" was written by Charif Majdalani. "Los hijos de la violencia" was written by Julieta Grosso."Creador de pginas alucingenas" was written by Hernn Reyes. "En la escritura hay un descontrol de la imaginacin". Revista Ee, 24/08/2010, quotes Romn Azcrate as saying, "Me juego a los lectores that hicieron nuestra


title: Bailey Howell

texts: The American is a former professional basketball player. He played in the NBA for 12 seasons after playing college basketball. In 1997 he was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. On January 20, 1937, <mask> was born to Walter and <mask>. His mother was a teacher and his father was a mail carrier. He had two siblings. The Tennessee high school record for career points was scored by <mask>, who played for Middleton High School from 1953 to 1955.He was an All–American his senior year of 1955. He scored 31.2 points per game as a senior. Memphis State, Mississippi, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Kentucky were some of the major schools that recruited him. Kentucky's coach didn't make the trip to see the game. He chose to play for the Mississippi State men's basketball program in the SEC. He played for Mississippi State University from 1955 to 1959 and was a 6'7" forward. Freshman were not allowed to play varsity in the mid-sixties.As a sophomore, <mask> averaged 25.9 points and 19.7 boards as Mississippi State finished third in the SEC. Mississippi State placed 3rd in the SEC and was ranked 15th in the final polls of the 1957–58 season. The first of two consecutive SEC Most Valuable Player awards went to <mask>. Mississippi State won the SEC Conference Championship with a 13–1 record in his senior season. He won his second SEC Most Valuable Player award. In 1959 he was named AP First Team All–American. Bob Boozer of Kansas State, Johnny Cox of Kentucky, Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati, and Jerry West of West Virginia were named to the

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title: Bailey Howell

texts: Earl Lloyd was the first African-American to play in an NBA game when he played for the Pistons. Earl spent a lot of time teaching me about the pro game. He said years later.He was my mentor. We continued our friendship after we stopped playing. We were at his Hall of Fame ceremony. In 1960–61, Detroit finished 34–45 under head coach Dick McGuire, as <mask> improved to 23.6 points and 14.2 rebound in his second season. He was named to his first NBA All-Star team. On November 25, 1960, he had career highs of 43 poinst and 32 rebound in a game against the Los Angeles Lakers. The Pistons were defeated by the Los Angeles Lakers in the playoffs as they lost 3–2.In 1961, the Pistons improved to 37–43, with <mask> leading the team with a double-double of 19.9 points and 12.6 rebound, along with 2.4 assists. The Pistons defeated the Royals 3–1 in the playoffs. The Pistons were defeated by the Lakers for the third year in a row in the Western Conference Final 4–2, as <mask> averaged 18.7 points in the series. In 1962–63, he had a double-double of 22.7 points and 11.5 rebound. The Pistons lost to Bob Pettit and the St. Louis Hawks in the first round of the playoffs. Charles Wolf was the head coach of the Pistons in the 1960's. The All-Star averaged a double-double of 21.6 points and 10.1 rebound.The Detroit tenure ended on June 18, 1964. He was traded by the Pistons to the Baltimore Bullets along with Bob Ferry, Les Hunter, Wali Jones, Don Ohl and Terry Dischinger. With Baltimore in 1964–65, he led the league in personal fouls and averaged

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title: Bailey Howell

texts: 19.2 and 10.5 rebound. Buddy Jeannette was the head coach of the Bullets. The Bullets won their first round series against the Hawks, but lost to the Lakers in the conference finals. In the series, Jerry West averaged 46.3 points and 6.8 assists. The Bullets finished with a 38–42 record under head coach Paul Seymour.The Hawks swept the team in the playoffs. On September 1, 1966, the Boston Celtics acquired Mel Counts from the Baltimore Bullets in a trade engineered by the Celtics' Red Auerbach. In Boston, he joined a group of future Hall of Famers: player-coach Bill Russell, John Havlicek, Don Nelson, K.C. Satch, Wayne, and Sam Jones. He averaged 20.0 points and 8.4 rebound for the Celtics. Russell averaged 21.0 rebound per game, which was more than enough to keep a few from <mask>. After defeating the New York Knicks in the playoffs, the Celtics lost to the Philadelphia 76ers in the Eastern Conference Finals.In the series, he averaged a triple-double of 32.0 points, 21.6 rebound and 10.0 assists. The man averaged 17.2 points and 6.8 Rebounds. The NBA Championship ring was earned by <mask>. The Celtics defeated the Lakers 4–2 in the NBA finals. The 54–28 Celtics earned Russell his first title as head coach after he averaged 19.8 points and 9.8 rebound in the regular season. The Celtics beat the Pistons 4–2 in the playoffs, with third baseman <mask> leading the team with 17.7 points in the series. In the 1968 Eastern Conference Finals, the Celtics defeated the 76ers 4–3 with 17 points and 10 rebound from <mask>.The Celtics defeated

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title: Bailey Howell

texts: the Lakers in the 4–2 series in the 1968 NBA Finals thanks to the 21.0 points and 7.5 rebound average of <mask>. The Celtics earned a second NBA Championship ring in 1969 after defending their title in 1968. In the regular season, the Celtics finished with a 48–34 record as the team's second leading scorer and rebounder was the 32-year-old <mask>, who averaged 19.7 points and 8.8 boards. In the 1969 playoffs, the Celtics beat the 76ers 4–1 and the Knicks 4–2 in the Eastern Conference Finals to set up a repeat of the 1969 NBA Finals against the Lakers. The two of them had a teammate in Chamberlain. The Celtics won seven games in the 1969 NBA Finals. The Celts won game seven in Los Angeles.In the series, he averaged 10 points and 5.3 rebound. Tommy Heinsohn took over as head coach of the Celtics in 1969–70 after Bill Russell retired. The Celtics missed the playoffs with an aging lineup and without Russell. At age 33, he averaged 12.6 points and 6.7 Rebounds. On May 11, 1970, he was drafted by the Buffalo Braves from the Celtics in the NBA expansion draft. He was traded by the Braves to the 76ers for a future 2nd round draft pick. In his last NBA season, at the age of 34, he played for the 76ers in a slightly reduced role, and averaged 10.7 points and 5.4 rebound.The 76ers were defeated by the Bullets in the playoffs, as they lost the series 4-2. He played for the Detroit Pistons, Baltimore Bullets, Boston Celtics, and Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA. He was elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1997. He won two NBA titles. He had

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title: Bailey Howell

texts: the best years of his career with the Celtics and Pistons. He was one of the NBA's top 10 leaders in nine statistical categories at the time of his retirement. Dick Vitale said that <mask> was the greatest offensive rebounder of all time.Mary Lou Flowers was married to <mask> in 1964. They have lived in Mississippi for a long time. After his career ended, he returned to Mississippi State and earned a master's degree in physical education. He went to work for the company with the All-Star. He is very active in Mississippi State athletics fund-raising, specifically the Bulldog Club, an organized fund to pay for athletic scholarships. An elder for the Starkville church of Christ has been served by <mask> for many years. Scott Stricklin, the current University of Florida Athletic Director, is the father-in-law of Beth Hansen, the CEO of the Mississippi Board of Real Estate.<mask> was the youngest daughter of <mask>. She was a member of the All-Lone Star Conference tennis team. The couple has two children. The gymnasium at the high school is named after him. In 1971 he was in the Mississippi State University Sports Hall of Fame. The Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Museum was founded in 1977. In 1981 he was in the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame.In 1997 he was in the Basketball Hall of Fame. Each year, the best male collegiate basketball player in the state of Mississippi is awarded the "The Howell Trophy". J. Kim Sessums designed the statue. In 2006 he was in the College Basketball Hall of Fame. Mississippi State University retired

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title: Bailey Howell

texts: <mask>'s jersey. The ceremony took place at the end of the game against the University of Arkansas. There is a banner inside Humphrey Coliseum.Mississippi State changed Coliseum Drive to Bailey Howell Drive. NBA career statistics Regular season playoffs see also List of National Basketball Association career free throw scoring leaders List of National Basketball Association career rebound


title: Henri Sellier

texts: <mask> was a Socialist politician. He was involved in the development of garden cities in the Paris region. He was the Minister of Health. <mask> was born on December 22, 1884 in Bourges, Cher. His father was a skilled metalworker who worked at the Bourges arsenal. His mother ran a small watch and jewelry shop. Sellier received a scholarship to the lycée.He graduated from the cole des Hautes tudes Commerciales in 1901 with a degree in business. Albert Thomas and Sellier first met in the summer of 1901 when Sellier was sent to work in the Siemens plant as a secretary. Sellier was influenced by socialists. He joined the Blanquist Revolutionary Socialist Workers' Party. He was unable to find a permanent job due to his political views. In his spare time, he worked in various financial and commercial enterprises. He graduated from the Faculty of Paris in 1906 with a degree in Law.He became a bureau chief in a few years after joining the Ministry of Labor. <mask> and Jessa Guitton were married in 1907. They had two children. Sellier collaborated with Jean Jaurs and Albert Thomas. He was expelled from the French Communist Party in October of 1921 after he joined the Socialist French Section of the Workers' International. He was a member of the SFIO for the rest of his life. Sellier was elected to the Puteaux municipal council in 1909.He resigned from the Ministry in 1910 after being elected to represent the canton of Puteaux in the general council. He was re-elected to the general council in 1912 and 1919. He was the mayor of Suresnes from 1919 to 1940. Improvements to

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title: Panchanan Chakraborty

texts: The Revolt group was formed after the unification of the Anushilan Samiti and the Jugantar in the 1920s. He was a close associate of Subhas Chandra Bose. The third child of Chandrakanta and Saralasundari, he had two older sisters, Manorama and Sarojini, and a younger sister, Subhashini, who were also born after him. He completed his primary education at the Kalibari Pathshala in the district of Faridpur in Bengal Presidency. Madaripur High School was looked down upon by the police since it had produced fiery revolutionaries like Chittapriya Ray Chaudhuri, Niren Dasgupta and Manoranjan Sengupta, all of them belonged to the regional. As a result of nature, <mask> was influenced by his father's cousin Jagadamba Devi who was an uncompromising, truthful, and a daredevil who rattled the ancestors of the British during the Great Indian Freedom movement. The instruction of "leading a man's life worth the name" was important to Panchanan.He decided to die for the freedom of the Motherland. He joined volunteers for social service to measure his force with the police. When the police broke the padlock of a tin suitcase during a house search in 1913, a boy pounced on the inspector, caught him by the collar and demanded an explanation. When he was arrested during a skirmish with the River Police, the S.D.O., Mr Doneham, praised the student's attachment to law and order, and censured the group of inspectors. When he was a schoolboy, he demolished a stage to protest against a morally injurious play, which served as a pretext to rusticate him. 6 feet in height with the temperament of a tiger and affectionate in heart, <mask> <mask> was a formidable and strong willed man. The source of the finances for The Great Indian Freedom movement was the subject of an

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