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texts: reward for the first person to turn in a ransom bill in 1973, when the money was still missing. The Post-Intelligencer made a similar offer in Seattle.The offers were in effect until Thanksgiving 1974, but no genuine bills were found. The Minnesota Supreme Court ordered the insurer of Northwest Orient to pay the airline's claim on the money. Captain Scott, who was flying the aircraft manually because of <mask>'s speed and altitude demands, later determined that his flight path was farther east than initially assumed. <mask>, a Continental Airlines pilot who was four minutes behind Flight 305, said that the wind direction factored into drop zone calculations had been wrong. The data suggested that the actual drop zone was south-southwest of the original estimate. If I were going to look for <mask>, I would head for the Washougal. The Washougal Valley and its surroundings have been searched many times by private individuals and groups, but no discoveries have been made.The 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens may have wiped out any remaining physical clues. On July 8, 2016 the FBI announced that it was suspending the active investigation of the <mask> case due to a need to focus its investigative resources and manpower on issues of higher and more urgent priority. Any physical evidence related to the parachutes or the ransom money will be accepted by local field offices. The 66-volume case file will be preserved for historical purposes at FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., and on the FBI website. The evidence is open to the public. There is only one unsolved case of air piracy in commercial aviation history. A black

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texts: clip-on tie, a mother-of-pearl tie clip, and eight Raleigh cigarette butts were found on the plane.The cigarettes were lost after the hijacking. A deer hunter found a placard with instructions for lowering the stairs of a 727 in November 1978 near a logging road about east of Castle Rock, Washington. On February 10, 1980, an eight-year-old boy was vacationing with his family on the Columbia River at a beachfront known as Tina (or Tena) Bar. He raked the riverbank to build a campfire and found three packets of money. The bills were still bundled in rubber bands after being exposed to the elements. Two packets of 100 twenty-dollar bills each, and a third packet of 90, all arranged in the same order as when given to <mask>, were confirmed by FBI technicians. The discovery raised more questions than it answered.Initial statements by investigators and scientific consultants were based on the assumption that the bundled bills washed into the Columbia River from one of its many connecting tributaries. The Army Corps of Engineers hydrologist said that the bills had been deposited by river action and that they had been matted together. If the conclusion is correct, it supports the opinion that <mask> didn't land near Lake Merwin or the Lewis River, which feeds into the Columbia well downstream from Tina Bar. Supplemental speculation placed the drop zone near the Washougal River, which merged with the Columbia upstream from the discovery site. The "free-floating" hypothesis did not explain the ten bills missing from one packet, and there was no logical reason that the three packets would have remained together after separation

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texts: from the rest of the money. If the rubber bands had not deteriorated, the free-floating bundles would have washed up on the bank within a couple of years. Geological evidence suggested that the bills arrived at Tina Bar after the Corps of Engineers dredged the river in 1974.Leonard Palmer of Portland State University found two distinct layers of sand and silt between the clay deposited on the riverbank by the dredge and the sand layer in which the bills were buried, indicating that the bills arrived long after the dredge had finished. The bundles found at Tina Bar were not submerged in the river or buried dry at the time of the hijacking, according to analysis of diatoms found on the bills. The date range that the money entered the water was at least several months after the hijacking. Fourteen examples of recovered bills were retained by the FBI, after the recovered bills were divided equally between the two insurers. In 2008 he sold fifteen of his bills at an auction. None of the remaining bills have been found. For public search, their serial numbers are online.The only confirmed physical evidence from the hijacking is the Columbia River ransom money and the airstair instruction placard. In late 2007, the FBI announced that a partial DNA profile had been obtained from samples found on <mask>'s tie in 2001, though they later acknowledged that there is no evidence that the hijacker was the source of the sample material. Special Agent Fred Gutt said that the tie had two small and one large samples. It's hard to draw conclusions from these samples. The Bureau made public a file of previously undiscovered evidence,


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texts: including <mask>'s 1971 plane ticket, along with a request to the general public for information which might lead to <mask>'s positive identification. The FBI said that <mask> chose the older of the two primary parachutes supplied to him, rather than the technically superior professional sport parachute, and that from the two reserve parachutes, he chose a dummy intended for classroom demonstrations. He may have used the reserve parachute's shrouds to tie the money bag shut.The dummy reserve parachute, one of four obtained in haste from a Seattle skydiving school, was accidental according to the FBI. In March 2009, the FBI disclosed that Tom Kaye, a paleontologist from the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture in Seattle, had assembled a team of "citizen sleuths". The group, eventually known as the Cooper Research Team, used technologies unavailable in 1971 to re-examine the case. They were able to find and analyze hundreds of minute particles on Cooper's tie using electron microscopy, even though they gained little new information about the buried ransom money or Cooper's landing zone. The lycopodium was likely from a pharmaceutical product. Kaye said particles of pure titanium had been found on the tie. He explained that titanium was rare in the 1970s and only found in metal fabrication or production facilities, or at chemical companies that used it to store corrosive substances.<mask> might have worked in a metal or chemical manufacturing plant, according to the findings. Kaye reported in January of last year that rare earth minerals such as cerium and strontium sulfide had also been identified. Boeing's

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texts: supersonic transport development project may have been the reason that <mask> was a Boeing employee. The material could have come from the factories that manufactured the tubes. The FBI periodically made public some of its working hypotheses and tentative conclusions, drawn from witness testimony and the scarce physical evidence. The official physical description of <mask> has not changed. Flight attendants Schaffner and Mucklow, who spent the most time with <mask>, were interviewed on the same night in different cities, and gave nearly identical descriptions: around tall,, mid-40s, with close-set piercing brown eyes and swarthy skin.<mask> appeared to be familiar with the Seattle area and may have been an Air Force veteran, based on testimony that he recognized the city of Tacoma from the air as the jet circled Puget Sound, and his accurate comment to Mucklow that McChord Air Force Base was approximately twenty minutes' driving His financial situation was very bad. According to the FBI's retired chief investigator, extortionists and other criminals who steal large amounts of money almost always do so because they need it immediately; otherwise, the crime is not worth the considerable risk. <mask> may have been a thrillseeker who made the jump just to prove it could be done. The fictional hero <mask>, a Royal Canadian Air Force test pilot who took part in numerous heroic adventures, including parachuting, was the subject of a popular French-language Belgian comics series. There is a cover from the series on the FBI website. Because the <mask> comics were never translated into English or imported to the U.S., they

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texts: speculated that he had encountered them during a tour of duty in Europe.<mask> was thought to be knowledgeable about flying technique, aircraft, and the local terrain. He wanted four parachutes so that he wouldn't be supplied with sabotaged equipment if he forced one or more hostages to jump with him. <mask> chose a 727-100 aircraft because it was ideal for a bail-out escape due to its high airstair and the placement of all three engines, which allowed a safe jump despite the proximity of the engine exhaust. The 727's single-point fueling capability allowed all tanks to be refueled quickly through a single fuel port. It was unusual for a commercial jet airliner to remain in slow, low-altitude flight without stalling, and <mask> knew how to control its airspeed and altitude without entering the cockpit, where he could have been overwhelmed by the three pilots. <mask> was familiar with important details, such as the appropriate flap setting of fifteen degrees, and the typical refueling time. He knew that the airstair could be lowered during flight, since there was no situation on a passenger flight that would make it necessary, and that its operation, by a single switch in the rear of the cabin, could not be overridden.The Central Intelligence Agency used 727s to drop agents and supplies behind enemy lines during the Vietnam War. Special Agent Larry Carr, who led the <mask> investigative team from 2006 to 2016 and was an Air Force veteran, assumed that <mask> was an aircraft cargo loader. The assignment would have given him knowledge and experience in the aviation field, as well as loaders who throw cargo out of flying

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texts: aircraft, who wear emergency parachutes and receive rudimentary jump training. <mask> would have had a working knowledge of parachutes, but not necessarily enough knowledge to survive the jump he made. The FBI was skeptical of <mask>'s chances of survival due to his lack of skydiving skills and experience. Carr said that they thought <mask> was an experienced jumper. We concluded after a few years that this was not true.The parachutist would not have been able to jump in the rain with a wind in his face. It was too risky. He didn't know that his reserve parachute was only for training and that it had been sewn shut. <mask> failed to bring or request a helmet, chose to jump with the older and technically inferior of the two primary parachutes supplied to him, and did not have proper protection against the extreme wind chill. The FBI thought that <mask> did not survive his jump. Carr said that he probably never got his chute open because he didn't have a plan. Even if he did land safely, agents argued that survival in the mountainous terrain at the beginning of winter would have been impossible without an ally at a landing point.It would have required a timed jump and cooperation from the flight crew. There is no evidence that <mask> asked for help from the crew or that he knew where he was when he jumped into the darkness. There was a discussion about the impending expiration of the statute of limitations. Most published legal analyses agreed that it wouldn't make a difference, as interpretation of the statute varies considerably from case to case and court to court, and a prosecutor could argue that <mask> had

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texts: forfeited legal immunity on any of several valid technical grounds. In November, a Portland grand jury returned an indictment in absentia against the man known as "<mask>" for air piracy and violation of the Hobbs Act. Should the hijacker be caught at any time in the future, the indictment can be continued. The FBI processed more than a thousand "serious suspects", including publicity seekers and deathbed confessors.In 2003 a Minnesota resident watched a documentary about the hijacking and became convinced that his late brother Kenneth was <mask>. He contacted a private investigator in New York City after failing to convince the FBI, author and film director of the case. Skipp Porteous published a book in 2010 that said Christiansen was the hijacker. An episode of <mask>'s Decoded summarized the circumstantial evidence linking Christiansen to the <mask> case. Christiansen joined the Army in 1944 and was trained as a parachutist. He made occasional training jumps while stationed in Japan in the late 1940s, even though World War II had ended by the time he was deployed in 1945. He joined Northwest Orient as a mechanic in the South Pacific and later became a flight attendant and purser in Seattle.Christiansen was 45 years old at the time of the hijacking, but he was shorter, thinner, and lighter than the witnesses. Christiansen and the hijacker both smoked and had a penchant for Bourbon. Schaffner told a reporter that photos of Christiansen fit her memory of the hijacker's appearance more closely than those of other suspects. The FBI stands by its position that Christiansen is not a prime suspect despite the publicity

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texts: generated by Porteous's book. The poor match to physical descriptions, a level of skydiving expertise above that predicted by their suspect profile, and a complete absence of incriminating evidence are cited. Jack Coffelt <mask> "Jack" Coffelt was a con man, ex-convict, and purported government Informant who claimed to have been the chauffeur and confidant of Robert Todd <mask>, the last undisputed descendant of Abraham Lincoln. He tried to sell his story to a Hollywood production company through a former cellmate named <mask>.He said he injured himself and lost the money when he landed near Mount Hood. Coffelt was in his mid-fifties when the photos were taken. The leg injuries he sustained on the day of the hijacking were consistent with a skydiving accident. The FBI concluded that Coffelt's account was a fabrication because it differed from information that had not been made public. <mask> continued to sell the story after Coffelt's death. The CBS news program 60 Minutes considered and rejected it. <mask> "L.D."<mask>, a Korean War veteran and leather worker, was proposed as a suspect by his niece in July 2011. She recalled that <mask> and another uncle were planning to use expensive walkie-talkies at her grandmother's house in Sisters, Oregon. On the day of the hijacking, the uncles were turkey hunting, L.D<mask> said that he came home with a bloody shirt after an auto accident. She claimed that her parents came to believe that L.D. was real. The person was the hijacker. She said that her uncle was obsessed with the Canadian comic book hero <mask> and had one of his comic books thumbtacked to his wall.New York

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texts: magazine published an alternative witness sketch based on a description by Robert Gregory, depicting horn-rimmed sunglasses, a "russet"-colored suit jacket, and marcelled hair. L.D. was noted in the article. <mask> and Weber had wavy hair. No fingerprints were found on a guitar strap made by L.D. <mask>. They acknowledged that there is no certainty that the hijacker was the source of the organic material obtained from the tie, despite the fact that his DNA did not match the partial DNA profile obtained from the hijacker's tie. <mask> was a recreational pilot and University of Washington librarian who served in the U.S.The Merchant Marine and the Army were involved in World War II. <mask> could not get a commercial pilot's license because he worked with explosives in the construction field. In 1969 <mask> underwent gender reassignment surgery and changed her name to <mask>. She claimed to have staged the <mask> hijacking in order to get back at the airline industry and the FAA, who had prevented her from becoming an airline pilot. After learning that hijacking charges could still be brought, <mask> changed his story and said that the money was hidden in a cistern near Woodburn, Oregon, a suburb south of Portland. She didn't match the physical description very closely. <mask> died in 2002 and the FBI has never commented on him.William Gossett was a Marine Corps, Army, and Army Air Force veteran who saw action in Korea and Vietnam. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: D. B. Cooper

texts: and skydiver. He served time in 1994 for negligent homicide after two of his students died when their parachutes failed to open, and was later found indirectly responsible for thirteen additional skydiving deaths due to faulty equipment and training.In his youth, he was arrested for an armed robbery. He lost his pilot's license and rigging certificates 26 years before he was sentenced for piloting a plane. He was a suspect early in the investigation according to an FBI agent who knew him from a previous dispute at the airport. He was ruled out due to the fact that he called Himmelsbach less than two hours after the flight landed to give advice on skydiving practices and possible landing zones. The night of the <mask> hijacking, Mayfield's daughter called him from his home number and he calmly discussed the incident and his phone call with the FBI. Two amateur researchers named <mask> and Matthew proposed a suspect for the second time. They challenged Himmelsbach's conclusion that Mayfield could not have found a phone in time to call the FBI less than four hours after jumping into the wilderness.The man denied any involvement. The FBI didn't comment beyond Himmelsbach's original statement that Mayfield was ruled out as a suspect early on. Richard McCoy was an Army veteran who served two tours of duty in Vietnam, first as a demolition expert and later as a helicopter pilot. After his military service, he became a warrant officer in the Utah National Guard and an avid recreational skydiver, with a desire to become a Utah State Trooper. The best-known of the so-called "copycat" hijackings was staged on April 7, 1972. He

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title: D. B. Cooper

texts: boarded United Airlines in Denver, Colorado, with a paperweight resembling a hand grenade and an unloaded handgun, and demanded four parachutes and $500,000. After delivering the money and parachutes at San Francisco International Airport, he ordered the aircraft back into the sky and left behind his handwritten hijacking instructions and fingerprints.After a trial and conviction, he was sentenced to 45 years in prison. He escaped from Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary after crashing a garbage truck through the main gate. In Virginia Beach, he was killed in a gunfight with FBI agents. D.B. was written in their 1991 book. A parole officer, an FBI agent and a former FBI agent claim to have identified a man as <mask>. They said that there were obvious similarities between the two hijackings, and that the tie and mother-of-pearl tie clip left on the plane belonged to McCoy. The FBI agent who killed McCoy was a supporter of their claim.He said he shot both Richard and D. B<mask> at the same time. The FBI does not consider him a suspect in the <mask> case because of mismatches in age and description, a level of skydiving skill well above that thought to be possessed by the hijacker, and credible evidence that he was in Las Vegas. After serving in the Marine Corps during World War II, she was later employed as a technical editor at Boeing in Seattle. After the skyjacking, investigators took an interest in the suspect because of his experience as a smokejumper and love of taking physical risks, as well as his resemblance to the <mask> description. The media was teased about whether he was really <mask>. Eric Ulis, who spent

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texts: years investigating the crime, said he was 98% sure that he was <mask>, but when FBI agents pressed him, he insisted he was in Nepal at the time of the hijacking. He died in 2021.Robert Rackstraw was a retired pilot and ex-convict who served on an Army helicopter crew and other units during the Vietnam War. He came to the attention of the Cooper task force in February 1978 after he was deported to the U.S. to face explosives possession and check kiting charges. After being released on bail, Rackstraw tried to fake his own death by radioing a false mayday call and telling controllers that he was bailing out of a rented plane. The plane he claimed to have dumped was found in a nearby hangar and he was arrested for forging federal pilot certificates. Cooper investigators noted his resemblance to <mask> sketches, military parachute training, and criminal record, but he was eliminated as a suspect in 1979 after no direct evidence of his involvement could be found. In 2016 Rackstraw was a suspect in a History program and a book. The FBI's <mask> case file was the subject of a lawsuit filed by the author of the book and an attorney.Colbert and a group of volunteers discovered a decades-old parachute strap at an undisclosed location in the Pacific Northwest. They suspected that the piece of foam was part of <mask>'s parachute backpack. In January of last year, Tom and <mask> Colbert reported that they had obtained a "confession" letter from 1971 that contained codes that matched three units Rackstraw was a part of while in the Army. One of the flight attendants found no similarities between photos of Rackstraw from the 1970s

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texts: and her recollection of <mask>. The new allegations were called the "stupidest thing I've ever heard" by Rackstraw's attorney. The FBI didn't say anything more. He stated in a phone interview that he lost his job because of the investigations.Rackstraw told Colbert that he was the hijacker, before explaining that the admission was a stunt. He passed away in 2019. Walter R. Reca was a member of the Michigan Parachute Team. He was proposed as a suspect by his friend. A recorded phone call was made in 2008 in which Reca said he was the hijacker. After his death, Reca gave Laurin permission to share his story. They were able to tape their phone conversations about the crime over the course of six weeks.In over three hours of recordings, Reca shared his version of the hijacking. He confessed to Lisa Story. The terrain on his way to the drop zone was described by Reca. After Reca described an encounter with a dump truck driver at a roadside cafe after he landed, Laurin located Jeff Osiadacz, who was driving his dump truck near Cle Elum the night of the hijacking and met a stranger at the Teanaway Junction Café just outside of town The man asked Osiadacz to give his friend directions over the phone and he did. A former member of the Michigan State Police was convinced of Reca's guilt. Getting the Truth: I Am D.B. was published by Koenig.<mask>. skepticism has been aroused by these claims. The flight path of Flight 305 is well north and east of the drop zone assumed by most analysts, and even further from Tina Bar, where a portion of the ransom money was found. In contrast to the FBI's profile of an amateur skydiver, Reca


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texts: was a military parachutist and private skydiver with hundreds of jumps to his credit. Osiadacz's suspicions were not aroused at the time because Reca did not resemble the portrait the FBI assembled. In response to the allegations against Reca, the FBI said that it would be inappropriate to comment on specific tips provided to them, and that no evidence to date had proved the culpability of any suspect beyond a reasonable doubt. The Oregonian published an article in November proposing William J. Smith as a suspect.The article was based on research done by an Army data analyst who sent his findings to the FBI. Smith was a World War II veteran. He enlisted in the United States Navy after high school. The Penn Central Transportation Company's bankruptcy in 1970 was the largest in U.S. history at the time. The loss of his pension created a grudge against the corporate establishment and transportation field, as well as a sudden need for money, according to the article. Smith was 43 years old at the time of the hijacking. A list of alumni killed in World War II has an <mask> <mask> listed as one of them.According to the analyst, Smith's naval aviation experience would have given him knowledge of planes and parachutes, and his railroad experience would have aided him in escaping the area after landing. The analyst believes that the aluminum spiral chips found on the clip-on tie could have come from a locomotive maintenance facility. Smith's information about the Seattle area may have come from his friend, who was stationed at Fort Lewis during the war. The analyst noted that the man who claimed to be <mask> in Max Gunther's

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texts: 1985 book identified himself as "<mask>". Conrail had employees at Newark's Oak Island Yard. Smith was a yardmaster at that facility. According to the article, a picture of Smith on the Lehigh Valley Railroad website showed a "remarkable resemblance" to Cooper FBI sketches.The FBI wouldn't comment on tips related to Smith. Weber was a World War II Army veteran who served time in at least six prisons for forgery. Weber told his wife that he was <mask> three days before he died. A friend told her about the significance of the name after the hijacking. She went to her local library to research <mask>, find a book by Max Gunther, and find a note in her husband's handwriting. Weber drank the same things as the hijacker. There was a 1979 trip to Seattle and the Columbia River.Weber fits the physical description and has a criminal background that I have always felt was associated with the case, but Himmelsbach didn't think Weber was <mask>. Weber was eliminated as an active suspect by the FBI in July 1998 because his fingerprints did not match those of those processed in the hijacked plane. The samples from <mask>'s tie did not match his own. Similar hijackings have been tried before for personal gain. In early November 1971, a Canadian man named Paul Joseph Cini hijacked an Air Canada DC-8 over Montana, but was disarmed by the crew when he put down his shotgun to strap on his parachute. During 1972, <mask>'s apparent success inspired a flurry of imitators. The TWA airliner that was hijacked on January 28 was en route from Los Angeles to New York City.He demanded $306,800 in cash and an audience with the president. FBI

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texts: agents shot and wounded him after he landed at John F. Kennedy International Airport. Richard Charles LaPoint, an Army veteran and "New England beach bum", boarded Hughes Airwest Flight 800 at the Las Vegas airport on January 20. He said he had a bomb and demanded $50,000, two parachutes, and a helmet. After releasing the 51 passengers and two flight attendants, he ordered the plane on an eastward trajectory toward Denver, then flew over the treeless plains of northeastern Colorado. He was captured a few hours later after authorities tracked his footprints in the snow and mud. A former Army Green Beret hijacked a United Airlines plane in Denver, diverted it to San Francisco, and then paid a $500,000 ransom in Utah.He was arrested two days after landing. After hijacking an Eastern Air Lines 727 in Allentown, Pennsylvania, on May 7, Frederick Hahneman parachuted into his native Honduras. He surrendered at the American embassy in Tegucigalpa after being pursued by the FBI and having a $25,000 bounty on his head. On June 23, Martin McNally, an unemployed service-station attendant, used a sub machine gun to hijack an American Airlines 727 en route from St. Louis, Missouri to Tulsa, Oklahoma, then diverted it eastward to Indiana and made off with $500,000 in ransom. When he exited the aircraft, he lost the money and was arrested a few days later in a Detroit suburb. In 1972, fifteen hijackings similar to <mask>'s were attempted. The incidence of hijackings dropped dramatically with the advent of universal luggage searches.On July 11, 1980, Glenn K. Tripp seized Northwest Orient Flight 608 at Seattle–Tacoma Airport,


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texts: demanding $600,000, two parachutes, and the assassination of his boss. Tripp was drugged with Valium by a flight attendant. Tripp was arrested after a ten-hour standoff in which he reduced his demands to three cheeseburgers and a ground vehicle. On January 21, 1983, Tripp tried to hijack a Northwest flight and demanded to be flown to Afghanistan. He was shot and killed by FBI agents when the plane landed in Portland. The <mask> hijacking marked the beginning of the end for unfettered and unscrutinized commercial airline travel. In 1972 there were 31 hijackings that were committed in U.S. airspace, 19 of them were for the purpose of extorting money and most of the others were attempts to reach Cuba.The hijackers demanded parachutes in 15 of the extortion cases. The FAA began requiring airlines to search passengers and their bags in 1973. Federal courts ruled that such searches were acceptable when they were applied universally and limited to searches for weapons and explosives. One hijacker, <mask>, wanted to crash the airliner into the White House to kill President Nixon. Due to multiple hijackings in 1972, the FAA required that the exterior of all aircraft be fitted with a spring loaded device that prevents lowering of the airstair during flight. The blade is mounted on a pivot. The center of the blade is where the pivot is located.The vane is fastened to the forward end of the blade and extends away from the plane. The blade is parallel to the long edge of the vane. When the airplane is in flight, the force of air pushing against the vane exceeds the resistance of the spring and rotates the vane and blade about the

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texts: pivot so that the vane becomes parallel with the air. The blade is placed over the edge of the airstair to prevent it from opening. When the airplane is on the ground and the force of the spring is greater than the airflow against the vane, the spring pivots the blade away from the edge of the airstair. The airstair can operate on the ground. The vane cannot be adjusted from within the aircraft.In order to observe passengers without opening the cockpit door, peepholes were installed in all cockpit doors. In 1978, the hijacked 727-100 aircraft was sold by Northwest Orient to Piedmont Airlines, where it remained in domestic carrier service. It was incorporated into the Air Force's civilian charter fleet in 1984 after being purchased by the charter company Key Airlines. The aircraft was scrapped in 1996. Earl J. Cossey, the owner of the skydiving school that furnished the four parachutes that were given to <mask>, was found dead in his home in Woodinville, Washington. His death was ruled a homicide because of the trauma to the head. The person is unknown.Authorities said they had no reason to believe that there was a link to the <mask> case. Woodinville officials said that the crime was most likely the result of a break-in. <mask>'s bold and unusual crime inspired a cult following that was expressed in song, film, and literature. There were t-shirts with the words "D. B<mask>, Where Are You?" Cooper-themed promotions are held at restaurants and bowling alleys in the Pacific Northwest. A "Cooper Day" celebration has been held at the Ariel General Store and Tavern every November since 1974 with the exception of 2015, the

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texts: year its owner died. In addition to Prison Break and The Blacklist, <mask> has also appeared in 30 Rock, Drunk History, and the film The Pursuit of D. B. Cooper.There is a list of aircraft hijackings, a list of fugitives from justice who disappeared, and a list of injured <mask>. The material is considered a hoax by the FBI and others. There is a new suspect in D.B. Others called it straight-up fiction, and for good reason. The day after the skyjacking, Leclair and Clara had a meet-cute in a small Northwest town. Another interpretation is that Gunther made it all up. immelsbach was the FBI's chief investigator on the case until his retirement in 1980.Straight forward accounting of official information. The FBI Reading Room has files on the D.B. Accidents and incidents involving the Boeing 727 Aviation accidents and incidents in the United States in 1971 are related to the Cooper

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texts: <mask> was the 10th president of the four-campus Washington State University from May 21, 2007 to June 20, 2015. <mask> was the first black president of Washington State University. <mask> was the president of the University of Missouri and Western Michigan University. <mask> was the Chairman of the group. <mask>'s tenure at Washington State University was praised for leading a $1 billion capital campaign and securing bi-partisan approval of a new medical school. <mask> was born in Henderson, North Carolina, a city located about 40 minutes north of Raleigh, the state capital. <mask> began his career in 1978 at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where he held deanships in the Division of Student Affairs, the General College and the College of Arts and Sciences.He was the assistant vice president for student services for the UNC system office from 1988-90, where he helped develop and articulate student affairs and academic affairs policy. He was the executive director of the Washington State Higher Education Coordinating Board for two years in 1993 and 1995. <mask> was vice president for student services, vice president for administration, and executive vice president at Eastern Washington University from 1990 to 1993. He was the university's chief operating officer. <mask> was the senior official responsible for business and finance, human resources, auxiliary enterprises, student affairs, information technology, and university advancement and development at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill from 1995-98. From August 1, 1998 to January 5, 2003 <mask> was the sixth president of Western Michigan University. He was a tenured faculty member in both the Department of Teaching, Learning and Leadership and the Department of Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology.<mask> was the president of the University of Missouri for four years.

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texts: On November 11, 2002, he was selected to lead Missouri's land-grant research university. <mask> picked up the nickname 'E-Flo' from students at Missouri, who created buttons with the phrase 'I heart E-Flo' on them. <mask> became president of Washington State University on May 21, 2007, his third university presidency. Increasing the amount of research grants received by the university from $200 million to $600 million was one of the highlights of <mask>'s tenure. The nickname was given to him by The Maneater, a student newspaper at the University of Missouri. <mask> sat with students in the student section at football and basketball games.During a meeting with a group of student reporters, he gave out his personal cell phone number to anyone who asked for it. The "I [heart] E-Flo" buttons were created by students at the University of Missouri in 2005, and a similar version was created by students at Washington State University. The Daily Evergreen ran a series of articles with buttons on them. <mask> asked the Board of regents to cut his pay by $100,000 because of the difficult budget the university was facing. His salary was raised from $600,000 to $725,000 in August and then reduced to $625,000 after that. It is the largest reduction of a university president's salary. <mask> wanted to lead by example.The university presidents gave self-imposed cuts. <mask>, along with other executive board members, announced an additional 5% cut to their salaries on June 16, 2009. <mask> was a board member of the American Council on Education, the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics, and the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities. He was a Truman Scholarship Reviewer. <mask> was named an advisor on the transitions team. <mask> was married to Carmento <mask>. They had two children.There was a scandal in 2003 when Carmento, who

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title: Elson Floyd

texts: is black, was recorded telling a black student jailed on domestic violence charges that he should not date white women. <mask> took a leave of absence due to cancer. On June 20, 2015, Washington State University announced that <mask> had died of cancer. <mask> received two awards, one from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and the other from his former high school. The 2005 Communicator of the Year Award was given by the Mid-Missouri Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. <mask> received the CASE Leadership Award for his efforts in "Advancement and Support of Education" in 2015. The home of the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences was renamed after him by the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees.During his time at WMU, the building and new campus were built. Floyd Hall is a large facility. The desk of President <mask> at Washington State University has a President's Perspectives from the

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title: Deryck Guyler

texts: The English actor, best known for his portrayal of officious, short-tempered middle-aged men in sitcoms such as Please Sir!, died in 1999. Both of them, and Sykes. <mask> was born on the Wirral Peninsula and brought up on the other side of the River Mersey. <mask> founded Samuel's pawnbroker business. The family moved to the Toxteth area after a short time at 12 Prescot Drive. A young girl named Irené Eastwood lived next door to her and went on to have a career in show business when she changed her name to Anne Ziegler. He intended to work in the church after graduating from college.He performed in many productions in the 1930s. After the Second World War, he joined the Entertainments National Service Association (ENSA) and then the BBC's Drama and Repertoire company in Manchester. <mask> was a regular on the popular radio series, It's That Man Again. <mask> claimed that his character 'Frisby Dike' was the first one to have a real Liverpudlian accent on the radio. He participated in a Royal Command Performance of ITMA for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1947. <mask> was with the show until Handley died. Guyler played with John Gielgud in King Lear, as well as in Children's Hour and classical parts.He was known for his funny comments in rehearsals. For a Children's Hour documentary about life in the coal mines, which <mask> was narrating, the producer had

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texts: visited a mine and recorded most- realistic sound effects. He was heard to say that the sounds were similar to a Peter brook production. He played the time-traveller in the British sci-fi radio series Journey into Space. Eric Barker starred in the radio series Just Fancy for 9 years. The Inspector Scott Investigates series was created by John P. Wynn and ran from 1957 to 1963. Scott and his sidekick were involved in a crime.Sgt. There was a short break for the public to guess who the suspects were before the final revelation. <mask> played General Gland in Henry Reed's radio dramas about Herbert Reeve's inquiries into the life of Richard Shewin. In the 1960s and 1970s, he starred in a radio show called The Men from the Ministry with Richard Murdoch. He was in the series for 11 years. Murdoch was Number Two and <mask> was Number One in the General Assistance Department. He played the Police Sergeant in the Beatles film A Hard Day's Night and the art professor in the film Ferry Cross the Mersey.<mask> has acted in every performance of The Mousetrap at St Martin's Theatre, London, since the opening night of the play in October of 1952. One of <mask>'s first television appearances was as the manager of a TV repair shop in Three Live Wires in 1961, followed closely by his television success as one of Michael Bentine's sidekicks in It's a Square World. He played the

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title: Deryck Guyler

texts: part of "Corky" in the movie "Sykes and a...". The Laughing Policeman, based on the Charles Penrose song and his character from the series, was 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Guyler was a regular in the sitcom Please Sir! The cantankerous Norman Potter was playing. Potter, who claimed to be an ex-Desert Rat, would often complain to John, who played the part of Mr Hedges, about class '5C' and their "dreadful behavior".Jimmy Clitheroe starred in That's My Boy, a comedy series, and Best of Enemies, a political comedy. In Carry On Doctor, he played a drunken surgeon. He provided the voice-over for an animated skeleton in UK adverts for Scotch Video Tapes. He was the narrator of the documentary about Fred Dibnah, a man who had been a fan of washboard playing since he was a child. He played the washboard on three tracks of the album in 1990. He played washboard on the show. <mask> married a member of the


title: Deryck Guyler

texts: three-sister variety harmony act, the Lennox Sisters, in 1941, and they had two sons, Peter and Christopher.He became a Roman Catholicism in 1945. As of 1986, <mask> had about 1,600 78rpm records, which he had been collecting since 1947. He was a founding member of the Society of Ancients, a group of wargamers who specialize in the classical era. <mask> was elected the society's first president in 1966 and later made a life president of the society. He retired from Norbury, South London, in 1993 to be near his son Chris, his daughter-in-law Judy, and his three grandsons. On 13 October 1999, his funeral service was held at St. Mark's Catholic Church in Inala. Danny Baker made a 10-minute tribute to Guyler in 1995 for use in the eulogy delivered by his son Chris.<mask>'s ashes were placed at Mount Thompson Memorial Gardens in the suburb of Holland Park in a family "garden seat" estate after he was cremated. His wife died in January 2002 and is buried with him. Russell Davies' programme about <mask>'s career can be found on Radio


title: Adrian Hastings

texts: <mask> was a Roman Catholic priest. He was an influential scholar of Christian history in Africa and wrote a book about a massacre during the war of independence. <mask>, a grandson of <mask>, was born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaya, but his mother moved to England to raise him. He attended Douai School and Worcester College. <mask> decided to become a missionary in his final year at Oxford. He left the White Fathers to become a secular priest in Uganda. <mask> studied theology at the Collegium Urbanum.He received a doctorate in 1958. His association with The Tablet goes back to this period. In 1959 he took up his priestly functions in Uganda after obtaining a teaching degree from Christ's College, Cambridge. <mask> was charged with interpreting the documents of the Second Vatican Council to priests in Africa while he was in Uganda. His notes on the documents were published. He said that the low number of African clergy was due to the cultural alienness of the requirement for clerical celibacy. After bouts of Malaria, <mask> returned to England and became active in ecumenical dialogue through the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission.He was commissioned by a number of Anglican dioceses in Africa to prepare a report on Christian and customary marriage. <mask> worked at the College of the Ascension in Selly Oak from 1972 to 1976. The massacres carried out by the Portuguese army during the Mozambican War of Independence were brought to the attention of the world by <mask>. He caused a controversy with an article in The Times about the massacre of 400 villagers by the Portuguese army in the overseas territory of Mozambique. His report was printed

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title: Adrian Hastings

texts: a week before the Portuguese prime minister was due to visit Britain to celebrate the 600th anniversary of the Anglo-Portuguese alliance. The Portuguese army at the time denied the massacre in an official investigation but the Portuguese government commissioned another investigation to prove the existence of the massacre and gave a full report to the Portuguese government. On August 18, 1973, the report was discussed by Caetano and his ministers, and they decided to appoint another military investigation, this time that the report was false.The coup that deposed the leader of the Portuguese Empire in 1974 was the result of Portugal's growing isolation following <mask>' claims. In 1976 <mask> was appointed to a lectureship in the theology faculty at the University of Aberdeen. He was an authority on nationalism. In his 1997 book, The Construction of Nationhood, he argued for the importance of Christianity to European national identities. According to <mask>, the biblical idea of the ancient Israelite polity, with its fusion of land, people and religion, spread through Europe. The Spanish edition of The Construction of Nationhood was published in 2002. He was the Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Zimbabwe.He was the Professor of Theology at the University of Leeds from 1985 to 1996 and he was also involved in the Centre for African Studies. He edited the Journal of Religion in Africa from 1985 to 2000. <mask> was active in raising awareness of the atrocities that took place after Yugoslavia broke up. He was a founding member of the Alliance to Defend Bosnia-Herzegovina. In 1978 <mask> decided that he was free to marry as a

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title: Adrian Hastings

texts: Catholic priest. He did not resign from the priesthood or seek permission from the church to marry Ann Spence. He was never excommunicated because he had not been subject to the oversight of any particular bishop since leaving Uganda.After his marriage, he continued to work as a priest. <mask> was laid to rest in St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, East Hendred, Oxfordshire, on 30 May 2001 at the age of 71. The Adrian Hastings Africa Scholarship Fund was founded in 2001. Church and Mission in Modern Africa was written by <mask>. Burns & Oates were in London in 1967. There is a guide to the documents of the Second Vatican Council. 2 volumes.Darton, Longman and Todd were from London. There is a person named wiriyamu. Search Press was published in London in 1974. In filial disobedience. Mayhew-McCrimmon had a great wakering. There is a history of African Christianity. Cambridge University Press published A History of English Christianity in 1979.The Church in Africa was published in 1986. Clarendon Press was published in Oxford in 1994. Ethnicity, Religion and Nationalism are part of nationhood. Cambridge University Press was published in 1997. There are External links to the Obituary in Douai Magazine. 6-9. The African Activist Archive Project website has a photograph of Reverend <mask> at the United Nations in 1973.Reverend <mask> testified before the UN Special Committee of 24 on decolonization about the massacre of civilians in Tete Province in Mozambique by the Portuguese army and other atrocities committed by the Portuguese army. The 20th-century English Roman Catholic priests were Malaysian people of English descent who migrated to the United

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title: Erik Walden

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In his first season as an outside linebacker, Walden set a new career-high in sacks with 11, while making 42 tackles (9 for loss), 3 forced turnovers and 17 quarterback hits. On July 28, 2017, Walden joined the TennesseeTitans.He was a backup to Brian Orakpo. On September 17, 2017, in the second week of the season, <mask> recovered a Bortles fumbled ball in a 37–16 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. He had 36 tackles, four sacks, and four tackles for loss. He was not re-signed after the season. The Seattle Seahawks had a new player on August 17th. He was released with an injury settlement after he was placed on injured reserve. <mask> has two children with an ex-girlfriend.He was arrested for an altercation that sent Palmer to the hospital. His case could not be processed over the Thanksgiving weekend, so police held him under felony charges through

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title: Erik Walden

texts: Monday. <mask> was not suspended by the league after the charges were dropped. On March 19, 2015, it was reported that a female companion had been attacked by Palmer. While he was able to take the gun from her, Palmer used the bat to break the arm of the unnamed woman. Palmer slashed his arm with a knife after fleeing. Palmer was charged with two counts of assault, family violence, and theft by taking.The Middle Tennessee State University Sports Hall of Fame has a person in it. Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders bio TennesseeTitans bio Green Bay Packers bio 1985 births living


title: Nisargadatta Maharaj

texts: <mask> was an Indian guru of nondualism and a descendant of teachers from the Navnath Sampradaya and Lingayat Shaivism. The publication in 1973 of I Am That, an English translation of his talks in Marathi, brought him worldwide recognition and followers, especially from North America and Europe. <mask> was born on 17 April 1897 in Bombay. The boy was named 'Maruti' because it was the birthday of Hanuman. His parents were followers of a tradition. His father was a domestic servant in Mumbai and later became a farmer. The Kambli family lived in a small village in the Sindhudurga district of Maharashtra and had two brothers and four sisters.He moved to Bombay to support his family after his father's death. After working as a junior clerk at an office, he opened a small goods store and soon owned a string of retail shops. They had four children, three daughters and a son. Sadhana met his guru, Siddharameshwar Maharaj, in 1933, when he was introduced to him by his friend. His guru told him that he wasn't what he thought he was. He immediately began to recite the Inchegiri Sampradaya after being initiated into it by Siddharameshwar. Siddharameshwar gave Nisargadatta instructions for self-enquiry which he followed verbatim, as he himself recounted later.In 1937, Maharaj traveled across India. He returned to his family in Mumbai after eight months. He realized that "nothing was wrong anymore" on the journey home. He lived in Mumbai for the rest of his life, maintaining one shop to make ends meet. After the death of his wife, he lost his daughter. He started to give initiations after a

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title: Nisargadatta Maharaj

texts: revelation from his guru. After retiring from his shop in 1966, Nisargadatta Maharaj continued to teach and receive visitors in his home until his death from throat cancer in 1981 at the age of 84.Nisargadatta gave talks and answered questions at his flat in Khetwadi, Mumbai, where a room was created for him to receive visitors. The room was used for a lot of things. In the early 19th century, the Inchagiri Sampradaya emphasized a form of Self-enquiry with Sri Siddharameshwar. A different mode of instruction was adopted by Nisargadatta for his western disciples. Many of <mask> Maharaj's talks were recorded, and formed the basis of I Am That as well as several other books attributed to him. Nisargadatta's only subject was consciousness and the absolute, according to Timothy Conway. He had a strong devotional zeal towards his own guru, and suggested the path of devotion, Bhakti yoga, to some of his visitors, as he believed the path of knowledge, Jnana yoga was not the only approach to Truth.The practice of chanting and singing devotional songs was emphasized by Nisargadatta. Nisargadatta often reads the scriptures of Jnanesvar and Eknatha. Nisarga Yoga was taught by Nisargadatta and can be translated as "nature". Nisarga Yoga is defined as living life with "harmlessness," "friendliness," and "interest" while being "conscious of effortless living" in I Am That. Nisargadatta called it the "Self" because it involves meditating on one's sense of "I am", "being" or "consciousness" with the aim of reaching its ultimate source prior to this sense. "This dwelling on the sense 'I am' is


title: Nisargadatta Maharaj

texts: the simple, easy and natural Yoga, the Nisarga Yoga" is a passage in the second edition of I Am That. There is no dependence, no preparation, and no initiation in it.Whoever is puzzled by his very existence as a conscious being and earnestly wants to find his own source, can grasp the ever-present sense of 'I am' and dwell on it diligently and patiently, until the clouds obscuring the mind dissolving and the heart of being is seen in all its glory "<mask> did not prescribe a specific practice for self-knowledge but advised his disciples, "Don't pretend to be what you are not, don't refuse to be what you are." He advised, "Why don't you ask how real the world is?" <mask> spoke about how important it was to have the "inner conviction" about one's true nature. Nisargadatta claimed that the names of the Hindu deities were the names of nature, and that all of life came from the same non-dual source. <mask> said "You are not your body, but you are the consciousness in the body, because of which you have the awareness of 'I am'." It is pure beingness.It is the soul of the world. The world won't be experienced if you don't have consciousness. You are the consciousness, remember what you have heard. You have to meditate by yourself. The consciousness needs to pay attention to itself. Ishwara is this consciousness. As there is no God other than this consciousness, worship it.Ishwara as well as maya is what it is. God has power over Maya. There are different forms of the names of God. Get firmly established by remembering the fact that you are not the body. Nic Higham identified the

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title: Nisargadatta Maharaj

texts: Seven Principles of Nisarga Yoga as non-identification and right understanding Interest and earnestness Spontaneity and effortlessness. Sri Ramakant Maharaj spent the next 19 years with the master after receiving the naam mantra from Nisargadatta. They claim to be the only Indian direct disciples of Nisargadatta Maharaj.The author of Master of Self Realization and a series of books on Nisargadatta claims to have received the Naam in a dream. According to David Godman, Nisargadatta was not allowed by Siddharameshwar to appoint a successor. Nisargadatta received an inner revelation from Siddharamesvar and started to initiate others. Nisargadatta explains: "I am That - Tamil Translation - Year 2016 - title Naan Brammam - place." Godmen of India, Peter Brent. Quadrangle Books was published in NY in 1972. 136–40S. Gogate and P.T<mask>, Sri Sadguru Nisargadatta Maharaj Amrit Mahotsaviti was founded in 1972. Neal Rosner wrote On the Road to Freedom: A Pilgrimage in India. Mata Amritanandamayi Center, San Ramon, CA was published in 1987. There are 2,212 words. Explorations into the Eternal: Forays from the Teaching of Nisargadatta Maharaj was written by Ramesh Sadashiv Balsekar. Pointers from Nisargadatta Maharaj were led by Ramesh Sadashiv Balsekar.The book is called Nisargadatta Maharaj: a Journey of Self Discovery. The Last days of Nisargadatta Maharaj was written by Saumitra Krishnarao Mullarpattan. India: Yogi Impressions Books was published in 2007. 1995. You are that, 87 min. There are External links to Nisargadatta websites www.maharajnisargadatta.com and


title: Charles Cunningham

texts: Sir <mask> was an officer of the Royal Navy during the late 18th and early 19th century. He rose to the rank of rear-admiral after seeing action during the American War of Independence and the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. <mask> was born in Eye, Suffolk in 1755 and after reading Robinson Crusoe at a young age decided on a career at sea. He joined a merchant ship when the country was at peace. <mask> joined the Royal Navy after serving as a seaman in the American War of Independence. He was a member of Sir Peter Parker's fleet when it sailed to the West Indies in early 1776. <mask>'s abilities led to him being recommended to Parker, who then transferred him aboard his flagship.He was sent to the 14-gun to go on a cruise. The French privateer was engaged by the Ostrich on July 8. The French were forced to surrender after the commander and lieutenant of the Ostrich were wounded in the battle. The British casualties were four dead and 28 wounded. <mask> was appointed acting-Lieutenant aboard the 18-gun sloop the following year after his good conduct in the battle. He became her First Lieutenant at the sixth rate. The Hinchinbrook was under the command of a man named Horatio Nelson.After Nelson transferred to the shore, <mask> remained at sea. The Pallas were ordered to escort the fleet back to Britain. The squadron encountered a storm. The Pallas was driven onto the shore after several ships were sunk. <mask> joined just before she sailed. He remained in the West Indies until receiving confirmation of his promotion on 4 September. Command <mask> was sent to interdict the American salt trade.Turks Island was seized by a French force after he returned to Jamaica. Nelson gathered together a small squadron and set off to attempt to regain it, relying on <mask>'s knowledge of the waters around the island. Nelson's

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texts: force fell in with <mask>'s Barrington off the island, and together they began to bombard the French positions. Several people were wounded when the two ships came under fire from the French. Nelson tried again the next day, but again failed to make much headway, and the attempt was called off. The end of the war in 1783 meant that the Barrington was paid off and <mask> retired from naval life. He joined the flagship of Sir William Cornwallis.He was promoted to commander and given command of the 16-gun sloop after serving in the East Indies. He went back to Britain. After the war with France, he was appointed to the 14-gun. Lord Hood's fleet arrived in the Mediterranean in April 1793. He was mostly employed in carrying despatches and maintaining communications with other ships. The Modeste and two armed tartanes were captured by the Speedy on 5 October 1793 in Genoa. The Imperieuse was caught at anchor by the Captain and Speedy.The Imperieuse was salvaged and recommissioned. <mask> was promoted to captain and given command of the prize, with his commission post-dated to the date of the capture. He commanded the Imperieuse until early 1794. He helped Nelson reduce the French strongholds on the island. <mask> distinguished himself to the extent that Lord Hood gave him command of a 38 gun frigate, which he was to command for the next six years. When the Spithead and Nore mutinies broke out in 1797, he was at anchor with the fleet at the Nore. The Spithead and Nore mutinies were staged by sailors of the Royal Navy on other ships that broke out on May 10, 1797.<mask> was the only one who was able to retain control over the sailors on his ships during the mutiny. The Admiralty's refusal to make any concessions made the mutiny more violent. To show their control over the port admiral, the flag was torn down and replaced with a

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texts: red flag. The leader of the group called for delegates from other ships to come to his headquarters seven days later. <mask> did not reply to the request to escape. <mask> did not man the ship's wheel with a pilot and kept the sails down in order to keep the rebels from suspecting his plan. <mask> gathered his crew at 9pm and told them to leave the port in the next three hours so that they could get to Sheerness before the sun came up.He told them that if they agreed to it, Sir Harry Neale would join them. A single voice of dissent was shouted down after the crew almost unanimously agreed to this. <mask> ordered the anchor raised and the ship left the port. <mask> and his ship arrived at Sheerness in the morning. There is an atmosphere of distrust among those who agreed to follow the leaders of the rebellion. The first blow against the ringleaders was formed by this distrust, and soon other ships abandoned the mutinies and returned control to their commanders. The mutinies were quashed as a result.The next duty was to escort a convoy to the Baltic. The French privateer Success was captured by the Clyde after he returned from this duty. A gale blew up while the men were returning to port from the prize. The prize tried to sail out to sea but was capsized. Only four survivors were recovered after <mask> lowered the boat to assist. She returned to cruising in the English Channel after attending on King George III in 1798. She captured the French privateer Air on 10 June 1799 and the privateer Bon Ordre three days later.Two sails were seen in the distance on 20 August. The two ships began to sail away in opposite directions after <mask> thought they were a ship of the line and a frigate. <mask> pursued the largest one, which turned out to be the 36-gun frigate Vestale. After an hour of fighting, she struck her colours. The

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texts: Vestale had lost 10 lives and 22 were wounded. The other French ship, the Sagasse, was able to escape into port. The news of the victory was relayed to the shore.When news came in, King George III was in the theatre. He told the audience to hear the news. Applause and Rule Britannia! It was played. They joined Sir John Jervis and admiral Cornwallis. She was occupied throughout the summer of 1800 so that John Thomas Serres could make sketches of the headlands for charts. <mask> pursued French warships and captured several Spanish privateers.<mask> was given command of a squadron of frigates in the summer of 1802 to guard against a French invasion of the Channel Islands. The French coast was wrecked on 21 July. <mask> sent the ship's lieutenant, William Mounsey, to burn the wreck after learning that the French intended to save it. Despite being under fire from the French shore batteries, Mounsey was successful. The flag rank With the Peace of Amiens was paid off on June 24, 1802. <mask> was given command of the 74-gun and sent to patrol off the Texel with a squadron. <mask> moved to this post after he was relieved by Sir Sidney Smith.He was offered a place on the Victualling Board in September of 1803. For the next seventeen years, he was the resident commissioner of the two docks. He retired from Chatham Dockyard with the rank of Rear-Admiral on May 4, 1829. He was made a Knight Commander in October of 1832. He published his account of the events at the Nore in the months of May and June 1797. <mask> had two marriages, the first to Miss Boycott and the second to Miss Proby. He had many children.His son died while in the navy. <mask> lived with his daughters at the family seat of Oak Lawn House in Eye. He died there at the age of 80. There were Royal Navy personnel in the American Revolutionary War and the French

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title: Stephen Dodgson

texts: <mask> was a British composer. <mask>'s musical output ranged from opera and large-scale orchestral music to chamber and instrumental music, as well as choral works and song. He paid particular attention to the guitar, harpsichord and recorder. He wrote in a variety of ways. Unusual combinations of instruments are used in some of his works. <mask> was the third child of <mask>, a symbolist painter and nephew of <mask>, and his wife, who was also an artist. He was a distant cousin of Lewis.He attended Berkhamsted School and Stowe School. He was conscripted into the Royal Navy in 1942 and took part in anti-submarine warfare in the Battle of the Atlantic. After studying composition privately for a year with Bernard Stevens, he was able to focus on composition at the Royal College of Music under the guidance of R. O. Morris. Morris had an interest in counterpoint and music from the past, but he was not the only one who provided practical tuition. <mask>'s Variations for Orchestra and the Symphony in E Flat won Royal Philharmonic Society prizes. He was sent to Rome by a travelling scholarship in 1949. After returning to London in the spring of 1950, his music attracted performances and broadcasts by prominent players.After making a living teaching in schools and colleges, <mask> was able to return to the Royal College of Music in a teaching capacity. He held the post of professor of composition and music theory until 1982. The guitar and the harpsichord held special places in <mask>'s. The Czech player and

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title: Stephen Dodgson

texts: musicologist, Stanislav Heller, was one of the instrument's first twentieth-century exponents. He married Jane Clark in 1959 four years after writing his first pieces for the instrument. His wife was fond of early and Baroque music. <mask> first came to write for the guitar in the early 1950s when a Russian actor exiled in Britain requested some folksong settings.<mask> didn't have any practical knowledge of the instrument, but he came to write for it after completing his Guitar Concerto No 1. The Guitar Concerto No 2 was written for John Williams, who was 17 at the time, and was performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. He wrote the music for many radio plays in a friendly collaboration with Raymond Raikes, who was the producer of many radio plays. He wrote several pieces for the National Youth Wind Orchestra of Great Britain. John Turner, a recorder player, remembers him as "ebullient and quick-witted... extremely voluble, with a strong, distinctive voice, an ever-present smile, much old-world courtesy, and an 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 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 <mask> died at the age of 89. He was active until the last few months of his life.Music <mask>'s musical output includes opera, large-scale orchestral music and wind-band works to chamber and instrumental music, along with choral works and song. He deployed a wide variety of solo instruments. He may be the first

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texts: composer since the 18th century to have written for the baryton trio. The viola da gamba was one of the instruments he wrote for. The guitar, harpsichord and recorder are three instruments that he dedicated particular attention to, and one of his works, High Barbaree, is actually scored for all three. Some of the guitarists who had works dedicated to them by <mask> are: John Williams, Gabriel Estarellas, Angelo Gilardino, and the Fragnito-Matarazzo Duo. In addition to a large number of solo works, there are also ensemble pieces and two concertos.Two guitars and strings, and for violin, guitar and strings, were composed by <mask>. His works for the guitar call on many different instrumental combinations, ranging from two, three and four guitars to use of massed guitars with and without accompaniments. Four well-known Partitas and a popular set of Fantasy-Divisions are included in his contribution to the core solo guitar repertoire. The set of Six Inventions was written by <mask> in 1955. Influenced by his wife Jane's scholarly and practical interest in the history of the instrument, he produced a further four sets of Inventions for harpsichord, dating from 1961, 1970, 1985 and 1993, a series of 30 pieces that charts a musical course from the early twentieth-century metal-framed instruments "Shine and Shade" was written for one of <mask>'s students, the composer Richard Harvey. The material from <mask>'s music for Perkin Warbeck reappeared in 1972 in a follow-up work called Warbeck Dances for recorder and

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title: Stephen Dodgson

texts: harpsichord.The Capriccio Concertante No. was one of his later works for the instrument. There is an unusual combination of recorder, harpsichord and string orchestra. <mask> wrote both for the stage and for the drama productions. Margaret Catchpole - Two Worlds Apart is a full-scale opera and features a female hero who has been dubbed a "female Dick Turpin". His two chamber operas, the farcical Cadilly and Nancy the Waterman, were first performed with puppets in 1969 and have been fully staged in 2002 and 2007. The Wind symphony is his music for wind band. His orchestral output features a set of nine Essays for orchestra, five of which were recorded on a Dutton CD by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra under David Lloyd Jones, each lasting around a quarter of an hour.The seven piano sonatas played by Bernard Roberts and the eight string quartets performed by the Tippett String Quartet are among the commercial recordings of cycles of <mask>'s works. According to the Oxford Companion to Music, <mask> was good at producing likable, well-crafted music to order. "<mask>'s music is written mostly in an agreeable if occasionally challenging modern tonal idiom, cosmopolitan rather than overly British in style, influenced by early and Baroque music and Janek as much as English pastoralism..." stated the critic Guy Rickards. There are more extensive listings of works by this prolific composer. Opera Cadilly, Margaret Catchpole, Magnificat, and Choral Te Deum were all operas. The Villanelle (1960) and The Mikado

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title: Mir Jumla II

texts: The Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb had a subahdar named <mask> II. <mask> was born in Iran to a poor oil merchant named <mask>i. He probably found a job as a clerk under a diamond merchant who had connections with the Kingdom of Golkonda, because his parents were poor. Today is the present day. The region had diamond mines. Before 1630, he came to Golconda. The upper part of the temple was destroyed in 1653 by a Havildar under Mir <mask>.There are mosques built from materials of Hindu temples in the Hindu Temples of Sita Ram Goel. He was a good investor. The Niyogi were hired to collect revenue. He was rich in Diamonds, Iron, Saltpetre and Steel and was able to recruit Pathans, Rajputs, Afghans and Mughals. In one of Aurengzeb's letters to Shah Jahan, he states that <mask>la had a force of 9000 cavalry and 20000 infantry. <mask> was transformed from a powerless master to a position of power and wealth. Many officers in the Qutub Shahi court were jealous of the sultan.The Sultan suspected that <mask> had a hand in the transfer of the fort to the wazir. <mask> refused the portion of loot demanded by the sultan as he thought the conquest was solely his work and the sultan had no part in it. He returned to the life of a courtier after having tasted independence. He couldn't ignore the summons of his master. He went back to Golkonda once. The Sultan plotted with other courtiers to seize and blind him, but <mask> was able to escape and never return to Golkonda again. The Sultan kept calling, but it only confirmed <mask>'s suspicion.He began to look for other options after the mask was thrown

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title: Mir Jumla II

texts: away. The Mughal power had begun to coquet with <mask>la. Prince Aurangzeb, secretly nursing his ambition of conquering the rich State of Golkonda, was eager to secure such an able helpers and counsellor as the prime-minister of that kingdom. The prince opened a secret correspondence with <mask>la, promising him protection for his family and property against his master, but also boundless favour from the Emperor, if he joined the Mughal service. He sent an agent to the Wazir. The wazir dallied with the offer and waited to see what would happen. He sent a secret petition for appointment under the Emperor in order to find out what the terms would be.For some time Shah Jahan wasn't willing to accept <mask>la but at last he relented and offered to protect him if he came to his Court. <mask> was not in a hurry to accept the terms. He asked for a year's respite in which to collect his property from the ports, and keep his promise to Qutb Shah. If the Deccani Sultans discovered his plan, he urged the Mughal Court to keep it a secret. The secret of <mask>'s understanding with the Emperor was leaked out and Aurangzib's solicitations ceased. The Deccani Sultans agreed to crush him. It was time for <mask> to be as eager as he had been before.Muhammad Amin was imprisoned for insulting the Qutub Shah because he wasn't wise with his words. <mask> agreed to join the Mughal service after this happened. Aurangzeb gave the task of dealing with Shah Shuja to <mask>. Shuja was a contender for the Mughal throne. He took to the air after being defeated in the Battle of Khajwa. <mask> pursued Shuja from

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title: Mir Jumla II

texts: Tanda to the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka, where he arrived on 9 May 1660. After crossing the eastern border, the latter found shelter with the king of Arakan.<mask> was appointed subahdar (governor) of Bengal after he arrived in Bangladesh. <mask>la was honoured by the emperor with titles, rewards and increment of mansab. The administration had become slack in the absence of Shuja during the war of succession, and he began reorganizing it at once. After Shuja transferred the capital to Rajmahal, he restored it to its former glory. He replaced dishonest Qazis and <mask>ils with honest people. According to Niccolai Manucci, Aurangzeb's army and informers forced Shuja to flee back to Tripura with his son and son-in-law. According to Dr. John Peter Wade, Shuja started from Daccca in 1660 and ended in Manipur in 1662.In 1662, Aurangzeb sent a three-man embassy to Manipur and the king reciprocated with a three-man embassy to the Mughal Court. In 1679, Shuja returned to the valley after hiding for some time in the east and west of Imphal. Shuja was known as "officer-in-charge of elephants" when he arrived in the state. He died in 1691 and was buried at Shujalok. See also: How Shuja, Brother of Aurangzeb died. <mask>la's construction activities resulted in two roads, two bridges and a network of forts, which were necessary for public welfare, strategic purposes and swift dispatch of troops. The Mymensingh Road is a road that was guarded by a fort at Tangi-Jamalpur.The capital city was connected by the other road to Fatulla, where there were two forts, and to Khizrpur, where two other forts

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title: Mir Jumla II

texts: were located. There is a bridge on this road. <mask> built some roads and forts. <mask>'s northeastern frontier policy was the most important aspect of his rule in Bengal. Koch Behar was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 A part of Kamrup, which had been integrated with the Bengal subah, was occupied by the king of Assam. The main body of the troops and the navy were sent towards Kamrup by Mir Jumla, who proceeded against Koch Behar.Pran Narayan fled towards the hills as he approached. <mask> joined the advance party towards Kamrup after Koch Behar was occupied for about a month and a half. <mask> decided to conquer Assam even though the king of Assam evacuated Kamrup. Portuguese, English, and Dutch sailors were part of the naval contingent that took 12,000 cavalry, 30,000 infantry, and a fleet of 323 ships and boats up river towards Assam. The Venetian adventurer Niccolao Manucci wrote about the life during the times in his

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texts: memoirs. Franois Catrou wrote the Histoire Générale de l'Empire du Mogol in 1715. Manucci got to know a Mughal Navy officer of British descent named Thomas Pratte.<mask>la appointed Pratte to be an officer in the navy and he used to collect war boats and procure gunpowder for naval warfare. Assam was a big country and it was different from Bengal. <mask>la was not intimidated. <mask>la conquered up to the capital of Assam in less than six weeks. The country was full of high hills and mountains, which made it difficult for horses and troops to reach the Ahom king. The Mughals were locked in a few raised grounds and the roads were submerged during the rains. Under <mask>'s leadership, the Mughal army held firm and remained on the offensive.The Mughals lost two thirds of their army due to lack of food and attacks at night. <mask> and the king of Assam signed a peace treaty after the rains stopped. The Ahom king would accept Mughal rule and the Tipam king would offer their daughters to the Mughal harem, according to the terms of the treaty. She was the daughter-in-law of Emperor Aurangzeb. An annual tribute of 20 elephants was also required by the Ahoms. They had to give up the western half of their kingdom. <mask> died on his way back from Assam.His tomb is located on a hillock at Mankachar in Assam. It is in the northeastern Indian state of Meghalaya. The tomb bears testimony to the tall height of <mask>la. The tomb of <mask> has two unknown graves beside it. There are also references to Atan Buragohain and his times in the Mri Jumla. The Mughal Nobility Under Aurangzeb was written by

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title: MC Eiht

texts: <mask>, better known by his stage name, is an American rapper and actor. His life in Compton is the subject of many of his songs. The numeral in KRS-One's name inspired his stage name. Eiht has links to "hood culture", including Olde English 800 (8 Ball) and.38 caliber firearms. He is the leader of West Coast hip hop group Compton's Most Wanted, which also included fellow Compton-based rappers Boom Bam, The Unknown DJ, Tha Chill, DJ Mike T, DJ Slip and Ant Capone. He is best known for his role as A-Wax in the 1993 film Menace II Society, as well as his role in the 2004 video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. One of two MCs in the four-man crew, Compton's Most Wanted, Tyler was born in California and grew to fame on the West Coast.After enjoying increasing success with the group, Eiht took a role in the hit movie Menace II Society as well as a high-profile spot on the soundtrack. The song "Streiht Up Menace," which chronicles the unfortunate downturn of the film's main character within the pathological conditions of American inner city life, is considered by many critics to be Eiht's masterpiece. His next two albums, We Come Strapped and Death Threatz, would be accredited as <mask>t because of the movie. These albums were considered his best and took place during the most tense years of the 'beef' between <mask> and DJ Quik, Eiht's childhood friends Boom Bam and Tha Chill of N.O.T.R were heavily involved with both albums. W 159th St Tragniew Park was associated with E. He stated that he didn't want to star in comedy films in order to maintain his public image. He

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title: MC Eiht

texts: appeared in Reasons, Thicker than Water and Who Made the Potatoe Salad?The voice for Lance 'Ryder' Wilson was provided in the video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. His music has also been included in the Grand Theft Auto series. He broke from the label for Big Beat/Atlantic after putting out Last Man Standing, the first album accredited only to <mask>t. Section 8 on Priority was the album Eiht eventually signed to and released on the label. From 2001 to 2003 Eiht moved between independent labels Half-Ounce, D3 Entertainment, and Lookin' Up Entertainment. In 2004 and 2006 he put out records with Spice 1 and Brotha Lynch Hung, as well as a solo album with them on West Inc./Native Records. His inability to find a label contributed to his joining the Warzone, a trio consisting of <mask>, Kam and Goldie Loc.On the album Tha Blue Carpet Treatment, <mask> and the group appeared on a single called "Candy (Drippin' Like Water)". Eiht is on the remake of "Hood Pass Intact". <mask> and Young Maylay were in Blaq Poet's new single, Ain't Nuttin' Changed. In June of 2011, <mask> released his single "Fine By Me" with a music video directed by Hugo V. DJ Premier is the owner of Year Round Records. The song "m.A.A.d city" was featured on the album Good Kid, m.A.A.d City. The Keep It Hood EP was released by Eiht.There are cuts from DJ premier on the album. He is going to release a collaboration album with DJ premier. The song "Shut Em Down" was released by <mask> in the summer of 2014. Feud with DJ Quik MC Eiht and his group CMW got involved in a long tumultuous rivalry with DJ Quik

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texts: that lasted for several years. The feud started with a track on DJ Quik's debut album, The Red Tape, where he indirectly insulted both N.W.A. and Most Wanted. Both <mask> and Quik were members of the Tree Top Piru Bloods. They criticized and questioned Quik's street credibility on the track "Duck Sick" from CMW's debut album It's a Compton Thang.Straight Checkn 'Em was their second effort. He responded to Eiht on the title track to his sophomore effort Way 2 Fonky, but he didn't reply to CMW on his debut album. CMW responded months later with a music video for "Def Wish II" which featured a DJ having a nightmare of CMW chasing and ambushing him leading to him getting killed. While facing label problems and other music projects, Quik responded to it with "Let You Have It". In reference to <mask>'s appearance in the critically acclaimed 1993 film Menace II Society, Quik called him a movie script killer on the soundtrack to Murder Was The Case. The song was performed at the 1995 Source Awards in New York City. In April 1996, Eiht responded to Quik on his second solo album Death Threatz which was the last track of their feud.The feud between Quik and <mask> ended in the summer of 2002 after the deaths of The Notorious B.I.G., and other West Coast rappers helped Ei. They collaborated on various songs. Even though the rivalry was not on the level of the Nas-Jay Z rivalry or the East Coast-West Coast hip hop rivalry, it has been hailed by most hip hop fans and critics as one of the longest active hip hop rivalries. Death Threatz, Section 8 and Tha8t'z Gangsta are albums from

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title: Frederick W. Garber

texts: The principal architect in the Garber & Woodward firm was <mask><mask>, who lived in Cincinnati, Ohio from July 21, 1877 to August 7, 1950. Their work included buildings on the University of Cincinnati campuses, schools, hospitals, commercial buildings, "fine residences" and public housing. The oldest son of <mask>.C<mask> was born in Germany. They were students, business partners, and brothers-in-law. They attended a two-year course in architecture at M.I.T. and worked as draftsmen for Elzner & Anderson. Professor C.D. is trained in Beaux-Arts. There is a song called Despradelle.He studied abroad and won a scholarship. He may have traveled with a partner in the firm of Cass Gilbert. <mask> spent most of his life in the Glendale section of Cincinnati, where he was born. The third son of Henry L<mask> worked for First National Bank. He was a fellow of theAIA, a member of its board of directors, a member of the Corporation of M.I.T., and a member of the visiting committee of the art and archaeological department of Princeton University. An agricultural section with conservatories and a poultry house, a manual-training shop, and a fine gymnasium were included in the design of Withrow High School. The main building has a balanced composition with horizontal lines.Two matching wings are attached at a slight angle so that they spread across the wide entrance court to embrace the visitor. The Union Central Life Insurance Co. Building and the Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. headquarters were both designed by the firm. After the deaths of Charles and Anna Sinton Taft, the Baum-Longworth-Sinton-Taft House was renovated as the Taft Museum. 1930). Much of the Victorianized interior was restored according to a Deco-flavored Federal style. The Anna Louise Inn for Girls was designed by the firm and may have been carried out in association with Elzner & Anderson. A non-profit offering 120 "working young women, who had come to Cincinnati seeking

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texts: employment from various rural areas, both security and affordable housing" on Third was funded by Mr. and Mrs. "Charles P. Taft."F.W. was in the Great Depression. The head of the Associated Architects was responsible for the design of the early WPA Projects, which were located west of Music Hall on Ezzard Charles Drive. The English Woods and Winton Terrace housing projects were started in 2002. The Cincinnati Club is a 1924 former hotel and private club in Cincinnati, Ohio that is now used as a banquet hall. It was listed in the National Register on January 11, 1985 and is a historic landmark by the Miami Historical Preservation Association. The Chamber of Commerce Building was demolished in Charleston, West Virginia. As a commercial office, it was a six floor rigid frame steel structure."For wealthy Cincinnatians longing to get away from the hustle and bustle of downtown, the Vernon Manor Hotel was built in 1924", according to the hotel's website. It overlooks the city skyline from atop the Seven Hills. It was used in the film Rainman. After landscape architect John Nolen's services were terminated, the commission for a recreation center in the Mariemont project was never fulfilled, and it was designed by New York architect George B. deGersdorff. Edward Kruckemeyer and Charles Strong were classmates at MIT and traveled together to Europe in 1915. John Postler and Lawrence Lefken worked with <mask> from 1933 to 1939. From 1949 to 1971 his son <mask> had a more contemporary approach.<mask> <mask>, the son of <mask> <mask>, took a more contemporary approach to architecture. The first post World War II main library building in Cincinnati was designed using a plan with a lot of open space. The cornerstone of the Main Library complex is the building. The University of Cincinnati's Sander Hall was designed by him. He wrote a guide called "An architectural program for adult corrections facilities for Cincinnati and Hamilton County".

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texts: The Cincinnati Moore House is a wood-and-glass house on a site. It was being filmed, documented and salvaged before it was demolished.The College of Nursing at the University of Cincinnati used the <mask> Garber residence. The All Saints Chapel addition is part of the Christ Church Glendale. There was a change in the date of (1909). The Anna Louise Inn is a five-story concrete and brick building for women who came to Cincinnati to find employment, and the Price Hill Library is a French Renaissance style brick and limestone building. The branch of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County was funded by the Andrew Carnegie Foundation. A Spanish Colonial style building in Cincinnati features a tile entry, decorative iron work, and a domed ceiling. A drinking fountain was presented to the branch by the association.The Andrew Carnegie Foundation funded it. The residence was renovated into a museum. The Christ Church Episcopal Chapel, Fourth Street Elks Temple, and Bethlehem Methodist Church are all in the same area. The Aurora Public Library is a Renaissance style building. There are additions to the National Register of Historic Places. The east addition of the Cincinnati Art Museum was expanded after the demolition of a smokehouse and greenhouse. The F. W. Woolworth Building in Kentucky and the Phoenix Building/Cincinnati Club in Cincinnati are neo-classical buildings.In 1999 the building was renovated. The National Register of Historic Places has a list of historic districts. The National Bank of Commerce Building in Charleston, West Virginia, and the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Building in Cincinnati were mostly demolished in 2002. The Withrow High School is on Madison Road. Louis Rothenberg was the school's first principal. The General Contractor for the University of Cincinnati is D.Meinken&Sons. Nuxhall, SGC, 113, Lot 205 is owned by Christen.The MIT School of Architecture and Planning alumni died in the


title: Roy Dupuis

texts: <mask> is a Canadian actor best known for his role as counterterrorism operative Michael Samuelle in the television series La Femme Nikita. He played Maurice Richard on television and in the film Shake Hands with the Devil. <mask> was born in New Liskeard, Ontario to French-Canadian parents. Dupuis lived in Amos, Quebec until he was 11 years old. He learned to speak English in Kapuskasing, Ontario, over the next three years. His mother was a piano teacher while his father was a travelling salesman for Canada Packers. He has two siblings: an older sister and a younger brother.After his parents divorced, his mother moved the family to Sainte-Rose, where he finished high school. He studied acting at the National Theatre School of Canada after graduating from high school. The 1840 farmhouse that Dupuis lives in southeast of Montreal has been restored and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: Desbiens in Le Dernier Chapitre: La Vengeance, which was filmed simultaneously in French and English on Radio-Canada. <mask>'s first appearance on film was in a 1987 short experimental work that was inspired by an avant-garde film. His first major screen role was in Being at Home with Claude, which was directed by Jean Beaudin. He received an award for his performance in Looking for Alexander. <mask> plays Maurice Richard, a French-Canadian ice hockey icon who played for the Montreal Canadiens from 1942–60, in The Rocket. Several professional hockey players were cast in supporting roles in the film because of <mask>' experience playing hockey and his ability to perform on the ice on authentic period hockey skates. The film was nominated in fourteen categories for the Jutra Award, but Dupuis did not win it.It won nine of the twenty-two awards on February 13, 2007, at the Carlu Event Theatre in Toronto, including Best Performance by an actor in a leading role for Dupuis. In December 2005, Dupuis finished filming That Beautiful Somewhere, based on a 1992 novel by Bill Plumstead. It was filmed in North Bay, Ontario. Robert Budreau directed the film. The film's world premiere was on August 26, 2006 at the Montreal World Film Festival. In June of 2006 <mask> began filming the dramatic feature film Shake Hands with the Devil, in which he plays the role

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title: Roy Dupuis

texts: Rocket Richard Story, La Femme Nikita, and dir. The Last Chapter: II: The War Continues was aired in 2002. A world without poverty is possible. The Turk Séraphin: Heart of Stone (Séraphin : Un homme et son péché) was released in 2002.A boy is happy that way. The Globe and Mail was published on August 31, 2002. The account is based on an interview with <mask>. Christopher Heyn. A conversation with <mask>. Creating and Producing TV's La Femme Nikita is inside section one. Introd.Peta Wilson. Persistence of Vision Press was in Los Angeles. In-depth conversation with <mask> about his role as Michael on La Femme, as well as his thoughts on acting and directing. St-Denis. <mask> was the owner of the peaux. In <mask>' Skins. Outremont, Qc: Les ditions internationales.<mask>' characters are embodied in some of his documented stage, television, and film performances. Interviews and other articles are written by Cooper. The actor's method. There were fashion finds in July 1999. Interview with <mask>. There is a full text and audio extract on the issue cover. There are pages from The Wayback Machine: The Internet Archive."What's new?" "That Beautiful Somewhere" is a feature film by Lumanity. The official site has production news. There is a hyperlink to the official website for That Beautiful Somewhere. 24 August 2007. Audio-visual sources: <mask>. The

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texts: name of the game is <mask>.In French with English subtitles. 23 minutes. A documentary about <mask> was broadcasted on Super cran on January 26, 2006 Radio-Canada: Les Vedettes: <mask> has an external link. There are links to filmography in French. <mask> is at Agence premier Rle. The English version of the website.The Official <mask>is Fan Club was formed in

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