title: Colin Archer

texts: copy it. No matter who designed or built the boats, they were referred to as <mask>rcher. About 200 boats were built by <mask>. His designs were also built at other yards. 35 of his boats are still sailing.The polar ship FRAM was a famous ship. He died at the age of 78. Thousands of double-enders have been built worldwide. <mask>-type boats are being built. In 1872, a naval architect wanted to share his knowledge on ship and boat design. He published a 29-page design lecture that included John Scott Russell's theories. This was good for him because he soon got orders.Fueled by his belief in 1873 that shipbuilding is more lucrative than building boats, in 1874 the shipyard "Laurvig Strandvrft" was founded. He was a 30% owner at the time. His boatyard was located at Tollerodden, which is 3 km from Rekkevik. The first ship was ordered by a ship owner. The shipyard was owned by <mask> in 1886. Four sailing ships were built to the designs of <mask>. The shipyard did repair work and conversion work for polar expeditions.Leon was built for the Herlofson brothers in Arendal. Leon was in the Herlofsons' ownership until 1894. Leon changed hands several times. Leon was always rigged, but in Norway this rig is called "Skonnertbrigg", which has led authors to believe she was re-rigged, but she was not. She developed a serious leak while on a voyage in the North Sea in the autumn of 1915 and was abandoned. Harold A. Underhill reproduced the plans for Leon in his book. I.There is a Leon model at the Royal Museums Greenwich. The Fram, used by Fridtjof Nansen in his attempt to the North

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texts: Pole in 1893-96, and the first to the South Pole in 1911, were built by <mask>. The Fram Museum is located in Bygdy, Norway. <mask>'s design for the Pollux seal and whaling ship was built in Arendal in 1886. She was fitted out for polar expeditions in 1897 after being bought by Carsten Borchgrevink. Borchrevivk was the first man to step on land on Antarctica and she was named after him. Information from this expedition was used for Amundsen's expedition to the south pole.The Duke of the Abruzzi wanted to go on polar expeditions in 1898. He consulted the famous polar explorer Fridtjof Nansen. Amedo bought the former whaling vessel, renamed her, and took her to <mask>'s shipyard. New beams, diagonals and knees strengthened the ship after the interior was stripped out. Amedo set off in June 1899, but it wasn't without its difficulties. Zarya was fitted for the Russian expedition in 1899. Zarya was strengthened with internal frames and beams.barkentine is a square sail on foremast. Norwegian authorities certified the ship in October 1899 for a three-year expedition. The first pilot-boat built was 33 feet in length. Influenced by Scott Russell's theories, it had the midship section from the forward as opposed to the traditional position. The traditional boats were of the old Cod blunt's Head-Mackerel Tail-type. They were shallow with poor windward abilities. The boats were built in oak and became known for their seaworthiness and speed.He changed the Norwegian double-ended pilot-boats from his first boat. The biggest pilot-boat improvement came in 1882, when he introduced

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texts: the ballast keel and carvel building. The beam was reduced to 33% as a result of the improved stability. The boats were able to resist capsizing. In 1886, his pilot-boats outclassed all others in a pilot race, with 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 6th, and 7th place of 12 participants. He became a Knight of the Order of St. Olav. In an off shore gale in 1892, it was thought that pilots should do the rescue operations.The three cutter-rigged pilot boats were put into service in 1893. The order for a bigger and more specialized rescue boat was placed in 1892 after a design competition. He scaled the lines to 46 feet and reduced the beam ratio to 32%. The freeboard height was increased. The ballast keel became heavier due to the widening of the keel. The inside ballast was 6-7 tons. The 45mm planking inside the frames made the boat float and be maneuverable in case of a leak or damage.In service, the rescue boats had to sail out with fishing fleets every day. If there was a storm, the rescue boats had to be at the scene. The smallest boats were towed to safety as the wind increased. The large ketch was chosen for the new boats because the pilots couldn't be with the fishermen all day. Rescue boats were built from 1893 to 1924. Thirty-eight of the ketches were designed by <mask> and thirteen were built by him. The last 13 ketches were built in the Risr area.There was only one rescue boat that was lost. There are two new plans for rescue boats. The Mk II was built in 1897 and has more overhang in the bow profile and more flare in the bow sections. The boat was 47 feet long and had more


title: Colin Archer

texts: stability for towing. There is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is III was built in 1908 with a larger beam and a larger bow. The midship section is in all versions.From the forward. There is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is The lines of III are more symmetrically shaped. The Mk. is a book. The best boat in strong winds was the III rescue boat. The frame spacing is 60–66 cm c-c with a thin stem bent oak rib in between. The inside of the frames were planked with 50mm pine.When the planking got a leak, the caulked cabin sole floated. To keep the deck dry and give the boats an easier motion, the anchor windlass and chain were placed near the mast. The rig had a short mast and a small mizzen. They usually sailed with main and staysail only in a strong wind. With boats in tow, the mizzen was used to point higher to the wind. The spars became heavier for each upgrade and the rig was the same for all boats. The last sailing rescue boat was built in 1924.The Bjarne Aas design with an engine and full rig was built in 1932. A dozen of <mask>'s designs did not have an engine until 1940. They served until 1960 after the engine was installed. Half


title: Colin Archer

texts: of <mask>'s boats were double-enders and the other half were counter sterns. Many double-enders and counter stern yachts have plum stems. After 1897, the workboats have more undercut forefoot than the yachts. The length of the deck is 22% of the beam.As compared to the pilot-boats and the rescue boats. All boats are rigged with one mast. The yacht has a main boom that extends the stern for several feet. The sternpost is usually extended by one foot. Only the rescue boats and a few fishing boats are ketch-rigged. The sail area for the boats is between 100 and 120% of the waterline length squared. The pine frames on most boats are 2 feet c-c with a thin steam-bent oak rib between.The yachts were light because of this and thin, canvassed decks. The yachts do not have an inside ballast except for a small one for trim. The Wave Form Theory was used to calculate how an efficient hull should be designed. With Scott Russell's positioning of the midship section, he started with Chapman's parabola curve. The displacement curve was changed from Chapman's parabola to Scott Russell's wave curves. The change gave designers more freedom in shaping the hull. <mask>'s early lines were confirmed by the theory.If the forefoot was not undercut, the bow lines would become too sharp, making the boats pitchy and wet. With the displacement curve extending the designed waterline, the lines became fuller and the boats he is known for became seaworthy. They did away with the excessively blunt bow of the old Cod's Head-Mackerel Tail-type theories. Swedish designers adapted the Archer type for

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texts: pilot-boats and yachts after <mask> sold several boats to Sweden. The rescue boat had shown its seaworthiness in 1894. There were also customers in Germany, Holland and England. He built a boat for the writer.Childers was shot by a firing squad after he wrote a novel. The rescue boat lines are the most popular design outside of Scandinavia. Outside of Norway, the Archer-type has more beam and smaller rig than the actual yachts. The 47 feet OEGER was built in the early 20th century. The English sailor Haig had already sailed in north Norway and wanted to go to Spitsbergen on a more seaworthy boat. The lines were narrower. The boat is a rescue boat.The cutter was large and had a sail area. Stock undertook a cruise around the world with the boat in 1919. The Cruise of the Dream Ship was published in 1921 and was based on Stock's voyage. A 47 feet yacht was built in China in the early 1920s. The lines were based on a book. There are rescue boat plans. The owners of the boat named SHANGHAI sold it to an American judge who wanted to sail similar to the Vikings to America.The plans for SHANGHAI were published in 1923. W.W. Nutting contacted William Atkin in 1924. He wanted a yacht that was based on the rescue boats. A scaled-down version of <mask>'s Mk. was designed by Atkin and is a 32 feet yacht. The rescue boat has slightly sharper bow lines. The design was published in the Motorboat. Nutting heard that the order was canceled because the boats were cheaper in Norway.He bought a double ender in Norway. The lines were similar to a fishing boat design with a great beam and


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texts: without a ballast keel. It had a large cockpit that wasn't self draining to give access to the engine beneath. Nutting left Norway at the same time as SHANGHAI to sail to America. Nutting and his crew were nowhere to be found in September. SHANGHAI had problems as their sails parted, they blew onto an island in Nova Scotia, but one crew was able to swim to the beach. He swam to the mainland so a boat could rescue them.There was immediate interest in William Atkins plans for ERIC. Three boats were built and launched in 1925 with modifications to the plans. More boats were designed and Atkin received more orders. There is a stretched version of the INGRID that has a well-undercut forefoot and hollow waterlines. The lines are similar to <mask>'s boats except that he had the greatest beam further forward. Full lines were used on his later boats. The Eric became an influential boat in ocean sailing, with boats such as the Suhaili and the Lehg II making notable circumnavigations.In the 1968 Golden Globe Race, the latter was the first boat to sail single-handed and non-stop around the world. As the only boat to complete the race, Suhaili was the first and fastest boat and took both first prizes. The French sailor and author Bernard Moitessier built a 39-foot steel ketch called Joshua, which became famous in the 1968 Golden Globe Race. Moitessier sailed 1.5 times around the globe, non-stop, single-handed, instead of passing the finishing line, because she had a tall rig and was catching up on Suhaili. The "Archer double-ender" style of boat has been popular since the 1970s,


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texts: when the Westsail 32 was adapted to glass-reinforced plastic and inspired many imitations. In 1934, the Argentine naval architect built the Lehg II based on his designs. There are other designs that have less draught.The ketch is derived from a type. The ketch has a small rig and is characterized by a straight sternpost. It is easier to build with the straight sternpost and hull shape. The Commander of the Order of St. Olav was awarded the Knight of the Order of St. Olav. Af lystfartier og bde anvisning. Hefte 5 is the location of the Polyteknisk tidsskrift. & 6.The lecture was about John Scott Russell's theories. <mask> is a person. The wave principle was applied to the longitudinal disposition on immersed volume. There is a city in Norway. Sannes, Tor Bork was published in 1979 and 1984. <mask> is a batbyggeren. The Maritimt Forlag is located in Norway.pp. 304– 417. Magic ships: life story of <mask>, 1832–1921, and Sailing for pleasure were written by McDonald. The people of Tolderodden and Gracemere are known as the <mask>s. There is a university press. The Sketches of Old Rockhampton were written by McDonald. Edith Neish had sketches.The Cruise of the Dream ship was written by Ralph

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title: Adrian Tchaikovsky

texts: <mask> is a British fantasy and science fiction author. He is best known for his novel Children of Time. Children of Time was described by author James Lovegrove as "superior stuff, tackling big themes - gods, messiahs, artificial intelligence, alienness - with brio". <mask> was born in Woodhall Spa. He studied at the University of Reading. He became a legal executive. He worked in the Commercial Dispute Department of Blacks, Solicitors.He became a full time writer in December. He has a wife and son. After fifteen years of trying, the novel Empire in Black and Gold was published in the United Kingdom in 2008. Pyr Books picked up the series for publication. The Polish editions of his novels were printed under his real name. The University of Lincoln awarded an Honorary Doctorate of the Arts to <mask> on January 23, 2019. The British Fantasy Award for The Tiger and the Wolf was the winner of the 2016 Arthur C. Clark Award for Children of Time.Each kinden is a fictional race of humans named after an insect. Kinden are divided into two categories. The Apt are able to understand, use and design mechanical devices. The Inapt can use magic, but can't use mechanical devices. The series focuses on the attempted conquest of the Lowlands. The story behind the Shadows of the Apt was revealed in an online essay titled "Entering the Shadows". He ran a role-playing game while at the University of Reading.The story of the insect people of the Lowlands was told in the game. The series of books grew from this scenario. <mask> still uses role-playing games to help construct his stories, but now also uses live action role-playing, which

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texts: helps in describing the numerous action and battle sequence in his books. <mask> is involved with a game. Empire in Black and Gold, Blood of the Mantis, Salute the Dark, The Scarab Path, The Sea Watch, and Heirs of the Blade are the novels in the series. The character was created in the "Bugworld" game. There is a network of spies in the Lowlands.He is based at Collegium, the city of learning, and the series starts with him warning of the growing dangers from the Wasp Empire when no one else is listening. Tisamon is a friend of Stenwold's. The most savage warrior in the series has a tortured past. Tynisa Maker is a halfbreed daughter of Tisamon with a Spider blood. niece of Stenwold Maker, Cheerwell Maker: (Che) Beetle-kinden. Cheerwell Maker is a key player in the series and has a significant progress through the story. The secret service of the Wasp Empire is called the Rekef and it is headed by the captain, spymaster and major.Totho is halfbreed and unrequited lover of Cheerwell Maker. The snapbow is the invention of Totho. The Arms Race has a recurring theme. Achaeos starts by being true to his people's traditions and hates all Beetles, but his view is changed by Stenwold and Cheerwell Maker. The prince is a student in Collegium. The leader of the army sent to conquer Collegium was the sister of General Tynan. They are both as bad as the people who use them in the world of the kinden.Children of Time is a science fiction novel about a human expedition to a distant planet. The goal of the expedition is to introduce a species of monkey into this new world and raise them to human levels of intelligence within a few


title: Denis Johnston

texts: <mask> was an Irish writer. He wrote mostly plays, but also works of literary criticism, a book-length biographical essay of Jonathan Swift, a memoir and an eccentric work on cosmology and philosophy. He worked as both a war correspondent and a radio and television producer. The Old Lady Says "No!" was his first play. In addition to establishing the worldwide reputation of the Dublin Gate Theatre, his second, The Moon in the Yellow River, has been performed around the globe in numerous productions featuring such storied names as James Mason, Jack Hawkins, Claude Rains, Barry Fitzgerald, James Coco and Errol Flynn. The 1916 Rebellion, the pursuit of justice, and the fear of death were dealt with in later plays. He wrote two operas.Career <mask> was friends with Sen O'Casey and WB Yeats. He was a pioneer of war reporting. After working as a lawyer in the 1920s and 1930s, he became a writer and producer for radio and television. His broadcast dramatic work included both original plays and adaptation of the work of many different writers. He was a war correspondent for the British Broadcasting Corporation during the Second World War. He received several awards for this, including a Mention in Despatches and the Yugoslav Partisans medal. He became the Director of Programmes for the television service.After moving to the United States, he taught at Mount Holyoke College, Smith College and other universities. He kept many diaries throughout his life and they are now in the Library of Trinity

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texts: College, Dublin. The library at Coleraine has an archive of his work. He was a member of Aosdna and received a number of degrees. The parents of a well-known novelist and playwright were <mask> and Shelah Richards. Betty Chancellor was his second wife and he had two sons with her. The Old Lady Says "No!" was directed by Hilton Edwards.The script read like a railway guide and played like Isolde. The New York Times had a review of The Moon in the Yellow River. A New York Times review of the play's 1961 revival noted an "exhilaratingly mad, comic strain.", which was set in 1927 during an attempt by the IRA to destroy an Irish Free State government power plant. Applause was not universal. Irish writer and broadcaster <mask> remarked that the play's success in London was "natural enough" for it to fulfill the first law of Anglo-Irish literature. Nine Rivers from Jordan was cited in the World Book Encyclopedia's 1950s article on World War II under the title "Books to Read". During his tour of duty, a former CBS correspondent called the book the "Bible", carrying it with him constantly, "reading it over and over in the field", according to Joseph Ronsley.In a profile in the New Yorker in 1938, Odets was quoted as saying that the only playwrights he liked were John Howard Lawson, Sean O'Casey, and <mask>. "Strumpet city in the sunset" is from the closing speech of The Old Lady. It has achieved its own fame. James Plunkett wrote an epic novel before the First World War. A travel guide written

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texts: by Harvard students in Dublin said James Joyce loved his "Strumpet city in the sunset". Smith College Department of Theatre awards the <mask> Playwriting Prize to the best play, screenplay or musical written by an undergraduate at the college. Carol Sobieski, his former student at Smith, endowed the prize.Works Stage plays synopses can be found on Irish Playography. The old lady says no. The Moon in the Yellow River, A Bride for the Unicorn, Storm Song, Blind Man's Buff, The Golden Cuckoo, and A Fourth for Bridge were written. Six Characters in Search of an Author is a non-fiction opera that was adapted for the stage. A life is written by <mask>. The Lilliput Press was published in 2002. Barnett, Gene A. <mask>.Twayne's English Authors Series It was 230. G.K. Hall & Co. was founded in 1978. Harold Ferrar. The Irish Theatre is owned by <mask>. The Dolmen Press was published in 1973. Igoe, Vivien.There is a literary guide to Dublin. In 1994. <mask>. <mask> wrote The Dramatic Works. Colin Smythe was born in 1979. <mask> and Joseph Ronsley wrote a retrospective. Irish literary studies.Colin Smythe, Barnes & Noble Books. The plays broadcast on TV and production photos are in the Special Collections at the University of Victoria. Irish Playography Biography on Ricorso <mask> in Dictionary of Irish Biography References 1901 births 1984 deaths Irish male dramatists and playwrights to the United States Smith College faculty Mount Holyoke College officers of the Order of the British Empire

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title: Matthew Frew

texts: Air Vice Marshall <mask> was a Scottish First World War flying ace who went on to serve as a senior officer in the Royal Air Force and South African Air Force during the Second World War. <mask> and his wife Annie had a son named <mask> who was born in Glasgow, Scotland. His father was a partner in the family business of George Frew and Son. <mask> enlisted in the Highland Light Infantry in 1914 and served in France before being transferred to the Royal Flying Corps in August 1916. He was appointed a flying officer on 6 April 1917 and confirmed in his rank on 11 April, after serving as a cadet. <mask> was posted to No. on April 28, 1917. 45 Squadron was formed to serve on the Western Front in France.He achieved flying ace status between 16 July and 10 August with observer Second Lieutenant George Brooke. No. 45 Squadron was re-equipped with the Sopwith Camel and <mask> won his 6th victory on 3 September. On 18 October he was awarded the Military Cross, and on 24 October he was appointed a flight commander with the temporary rank of captain. He was awarded a bar on December 17th. No. <mask> gained another seven victories between January and February, bringing his total to 23.After his aircraft was hit by anti-aircraft fire on January 15, 1918, <mask> was forced to return to England to serve as a flying instructor at the Central Flying School for the rest of the war. He was promoted to lieutenant on 26 March after being awarded the distinguished service order on 4 March. <mask> was appointed a temporary captain on the day that the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Naval Air Service were merged to form the Royal Air Force. He was granted permission to wear the Silver medal for Military Valour awarded to him by the King of Italy on 12 September after he received mentions in

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texts: dispatches on 18 April and 30 May. <mask>'s award of the Air Force Cross was gazetted on 30 May after he was transferred to the unemployed list. <mask> returned to the RAF on a short service commission with the rank of flight lieutenant. He was a member of the Air Staff at the headquarters.The group was posted to the college on June 8th to serve on the staff and as an instructor. <mask>'s short service commission was canceled after he was granted a permanent commission in the air force. He was posted to No on December 8, 1921. In the Middle East Area, then to No. The Flying Training School in Egypt was founded in 1923. <mask> was promoted to squadron leader on 1 July 1927, when he was promoted to the staff of the Armament and Gunnery School. He was appointed Chief Flying Instructor on July 24, 1927.There is a Flying Training School. When <mask> returned to the Middle East in March 1931, he was appointed to serve on the Air Staff at the headquarters of the Royal Air Force in Iraq. He was appointed Officer Commanding on May 11, 1933. On 6 October, he received a bar from his DSO. On 1 July 1934 he was promoted to wing commander and on 15 August he was appointed officer commanding. The 10 (B) squadron is based at the air base. He was promoted to group captain on July 1, 1938, after being promoted to officer command on March 22, 1937.He was appointed Senior Air Staff Officer on August 2, 1938. The training group is based at the air base. <mask> was appointed Air Officer Commanding, Training Headquarters, South African Air Force in September 1940. He was promoted to acting air vice marshal on September 16, 1942, and then to the position of director of air training on December 1, 1940. <mask> was promoted from acting air vice marshal to temporary air vice marshal on 1 June,

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texts: after he was made a Companion of the Bath. On 16 September 1943 his rank of acting air commodore was made war substantive, and on 24 September 1943 he was allowed to wear the insignia of a Commander in the Royal Order of George I with Swords. <mask> was granted permission to wear the Military Cross, 1st class, by the Belgian government.He was made a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire on January 1, 1948 after being promoted from air commodore to air vice marshal. <mask> retired from the air force at his own request. Air Vice Marshall <mask> died in South Africa. <mask> <mask> was a Second Lieutenant in the military. A fine offensive spirit was shown in many combats. He shot down five enemy aeroplanes, on one occasion leading his formation to attack twenty-two Albatross Scouts, and himself shooting one down. <mask> <mask> is a second lieutenant in the military.In two days, three enemy machines were shot down. He has destroyed many machines that were out of control. <mask> <mask> is a temporary captain in the distinguished service order. For bravery and devotion to duty. Two others were also accounted for in the same fight when the leader of the patrol shot down an enemy plane. He destroyed three enemy machines in one battle, all of which were seen to crash to the ground. After receiving a direct hit on his machine, he had to switch off his engine and attempt to glide towards our lines five miles away.He was able to bring his machine safely to our lines because of his skill and courage. Twenty-two enemy machines have been destroyed by him. Military personnel from Glasgow, British Army personnel of World War I, Highland Light Infantry soldiers, Royal Flying Corps officers, Royal Air Force personnel of World War I, and Royal Air Force personnel of World

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title: Gil Vicente

texts: <mask> was born in 1465c. The Trobadour was a Portuguese playwright and poet who acted in and directed his own plays. Considered the chief dramatist of Portugal, he is often referred to as the "Father of Portuguese drama" and as one of Western literature's greatest playwrights. <mask> and Juan del Encina are considered to be the fathers of Spanish drama because <mask> worked in Spanish as much as he worked in Portuguese. <mask> was part of the court of the Portuguese kings. He rose to prominence as a playwright due to the influence of Queen Leonor, who noticed him as he participated in court dramas and commissioned him to write his first theatrical work. The goldsmith was mentioned in royal documents from 1509 to 1517 and worked for the widow of King John II.He was a master of rhetoric and the creator of the famous Belém Monstrance. The plays and poetry he wrote were reflections of the changing times during the transition from Middle Ages to Renaissance and created a balance between the old and new social structures. <mask>'s works celebrate religious and national festivals or commemorate events in the life of the royal family, but others draw upon popular culture to entertain and critique Portuguese society of his day. He is now seen as one of the main figures of the Portuguese Renaissance despite some of his works being suppressed by the Portuguese Inquisition. The year 1465 is commonly accepted as <mask>'s birth year. The year 1460 is proposed by Braamcamp Freire, while the year 1470 is proposed by de Brito Rebelo. <mask>'s works show conflicting dates.The Velho da Horta, the Floresta de Enganos, and the Auto da Festa are all related to the Act of the Party. When the 500th birthday of the writer was celebrated in 1965, the date of 1465 was almost universally accepted. There is no evidence that Barcelos was <mask>'s birthplace. Guimares, which better accounts for <mask>'s identification as a jeweller, was proposed by the

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texts: other side. In Guimares, a municipal school is named after a playwright. People believe that <mask>'s father was from this parish and that he lived here as well. There is a theory that places his birthplace at Lisbon.The location of Guimares de Tavares, which has been mistaken for Guimares, is one of the reasons why the Beira region is a candidate. <mask> and Belchior were the sons of <mask> and Branca Bezerra. He married Melcia, who was born the noted scholar <mask>, as well as Lus <mask> Crasto, who organised <mask>'s works, after her death. Rumors quickly spread, apparently encouraged by the friars of Santarém, that the 1531 Lisbon Earthquake was divine punishment because of the presence of the playwright in Santarém on the 26th of January. Faced with social instability in the city, <mask> wrote a letter to King John III and scolded the friars for their fear-mongering, which may have averted a massacre of Jews and recent converts to Christianity. Some say <mask> died in an unknown location. The year of his death is commonly recorded as 1536, the year after which he ceased writing; no further reference to him is found in subsequent documents of the era.His burial place is not known. There are no portraits of <mask> left. <mask> studied in Salamanca. After studying law, he abandoned it for literature. He was admitted to the court after being a master of rhetoric to the Duke of Beja. O Monlogo do vaqueiro was written in Spanish and was performed in the rooms of Maria of Aragon to celebrate the birth of Prince John. The first performance took place on the night of June 8, 1502, in the presence of the king, the queen, and Leonor of Viseu, widow of John II.There are elements in O Monlogo do vaqueiro that are inspired by the Adoration of the Shepherds. Simple and rustic gifts, such as cheese, were offered to the future king, from whom great achievements were expected. <mask> decided to write a new play for the occasion, after

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texts: Leonor asked him to give an encore performance of the play at the Christmas matins. The court was pleased to need a further diversion for Twelfth Night. <mask> realized that his talent would allow him to do more than just adapt his first work for similar occasions, because of the influence of Queen Leonor, who would become his greatest patron in the years to come. <mask> directed the commemoration in honor of Eleanor of Spain in 1520. He satirized the clergy and nobility with impunity after he began serving John III of Portugal.His popularity allowed him to disagree with the king in a 1531 letter defending the New Christians. He entertained the courts for thirty years, accompanying them as they moved from place to place, and providing by his autos a distraction in times of calamity. It is probable that <mask> was able to find students and court servants willing to get up a part for a small fee because the plays would not normally run for more than one night. Technical terms used by the playwright lend credibility to the identification of <mask> as a goldsmith of the same name at the court of vora. In the letter "<mask>, Refutations of the Opinion of Mr. Tefilo Braga", Branco argued that <mask> was not the same person as the writer. After reading a study by Sanches de Baena which showed the different genealogy of two individuals named <mask>, Tefilo Braga changed his opinion. Brito Rebelo used documents from the Portuguese national archive to show the historical inconsistencies of the two genes.The masterpiece of <mask> the goldsmith's art was the monstrance of Belém made for the Jernimos Monastery in 1506. The southern portal of the church Santa Maria de Belém is similar to the design of this monstrance. He became overseer of the patrimonies of the Convento de Cristo in Tomar, Nossa Senhora de Belém, and the Hospital de Todos-os-Santos three years later. He was nominated as a vassal of the King in 1511, and a year later was

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texts: the representative jeweller in the Casa dos Vinte e Quatro. <mask> the goldsmith was elected by the other masters to represent them in Lisbon as master of the balance of the Casa da Moeda. <mask>'s works were written between 1500 and 1536. He and the ladies and gentlemen of the court were in the production of most of his plays.Forty-four pieces, ten of which are in Spanish, fourteen of which are in Portuguese, and the rest in Portuguese and Spanish, were written by him. There are four main categories for his plays: acts, devotional plays, comedies tragicomedies, and farces. His plays are often in verse form. He has his own musical compositions, as well as popular lyrics and melodies of the time. He was a noted lyric poet in both Spanish and Portuguese. The themes of the troubadours influenced the writing of a number of vilancetes and cantigas. Some of his works are profoundly religious, while other are particularly satirical, particularly when commenting upon what <mask> perceived as the corruption of the clergy and the superficial glory of empire which concealed the increasing poverty of Portugal's lower classes.The Iberian popular and religious theatre influenced <mask>'s works. <mask>'s early works were influenced by the pastoral themes in the writings of Juan del Encina. His work was impacted by the humanism of Europe. <mask>'s plays were classified as acts and mysteries by his son, Lus <mask>. His plays can be divided into pastoral acts, religious allegories, biblical narratives, and narrative acts. Many of his works include both secular and sacred elements. <mask> is one of the most important satirical authors.His satires were critical, anticipating Jean-Baptiste de Santeul's later epigram. He portrayed Portuguese society of the 16th century with perceptiveness and insight, using many characters inspired by Portuguese social stereotypes of his time. Folktales include sailors, gypsies, and peasants, as well as more

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texts: fanciful characters such as fairies and demons. <mask> kept the meaning of his words. <mask>'s works have a variety of positive aspects. His works have a directness and simplicity of dialogue which is lyrical without being exaggerated. He doesn't always obey the aesthetic and artistic principles of balance when he expresses himself in a Dionysian way.<mask>'s portrayals of the flaws of others seem to be almost rash and cruel, while his devotional and pastoral works give an impression of tenderness, docility, and humaneness. His works sometimes include a romanticism which combines eroticism and waggery with more sophisticated influences such as Petrarch. The worlds presented in <mask>'s works are representative of Platonic ideals. According to his letter to John III of Portugal, the first world is an ideal place of tranquility and divine love that leads to inner peace, quietness and "resplendent glory". He portrays a false world, tired, without order or remedy, and lacking in strength in his farces. His satirical works depict the second world, in which human flaws are caricatured with little regard for actual or historical truth. <mask> may have considered the anachronisms and narrative inconsistencies unimportant in his portrayals of an already false and imperfect world.His representations of the religious aspects of Christmas, such as the figure of the Virgin Mother, the infant Jesus, and Christmas eve, demonstrate a harmony and purity which is not present in his social commentary. <mask>'s work combines darkness and light in order to show the necessity of both. The great darkness borders the divine glory of maternity, birth, forgiveness, and good will, and is symbolic of his philosophy and religious views. The light needs to be contrast with the darkness. His patriotism is apparent in works such as "Exhortation of War" and "Act of Fame", but it doesn't mean that he is a traitor to the Portuguese Empire. <mask>'s plays are

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texts: called "Obras de devoo" because they celebrate religious festivals. <mask> mixed themes from Medieval morality plays with theatrical mumming and liturgical dramas to create these plays."Act of Faith" was one of his first devotional plays. It explores the journey of the soul as it travels to the Mother Church. It is led to goodness by an Angel after being laid down by the Devil. The trilogy of the ships was written in 1516 and consists of three plays. The plays combine morality narratives with criticism of 16th-century Portuguese society by placing stereotypical characters on a dock to await the arrival of one of the ships which will take them to their eternal destination. A nobleman, a madam, a corrupt judge and prosecutor, a dissolute friar, a dishonest shoemaker, and a Jew await passage in the movie. The influence of the Cantigas de Santa Maria can be seen in his works "Act of Disgrace" and "Songs of Saint Mary".<mask> is sometimes called the "Poet of the Virgin." His other religious works include the Castilian Pastoral Act, which was written in 1502, and the Act of the Magi Kings, which was written in 1503. <mask>'s comedies and farces were likely influenced by indigenous popular entertainment. His style may have been influenced by other Spaniards. <mask> used a dialect that clearly delineated the social classes of his characters in his comedies. The simplicity of morality plays was maintained by the staging of these plays. A curtain might be used to divide two scenes.The Act of India was one of his first comedies. The play is similar to a modern bedroom farce. <mask>do were the first recorded Portuguese actors and were paid by the King with the donation of lands. During Catholic festivities, Dom Frei Telo refers to liturgical dramas which were performed.The wedding of Infanta Eleanor of Portugal with Emperor Frederick III of Habsburg was accompanied by theatrical acts. According to the Portuguese chronicles, spectacular

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texts: stagings took place in the courts of John I of Portugal, Afonso V of Portugal, and John II of Portugal. In one instance, King John II played the part of The Knight of the Swan in a production which included a scene constructed of fabric waves. During the action, a fleet of carracks with a crew of spectacularly dressed actors entered the room. The eclogues of Bernardim Ribeiro, Cristvo Falco, and S de Miranda are significant Portuguese theatrical works. The Cancioneiro Geral contains works by D. Francisco of Portugal and Anrique da Mota. <mask> was likely involved in the production of these works.<mask>'s works were better than any done before that time. Both modern Spanish and modern Portuguese drama were shaped by his writing. The base upon which Portuguese and Spanish drama would be built was created by his contribution to creating new forms, such as the farce. He is considered to be one of the greatest dramatists of the Renaissance and the leading name in Portuguese theatre. <mask> is the most important figure of the primitive peninsular playwrights. <mask>'s complete works were published in Lisbon in 1561-2 by his children Paula and Lus. The second edition of the book was heavily edited by the Inquisition.<mask>'s work was rediscovered after the third edition was published in 1834. Since that time, there have been various composers, such as Max Bruch and <mask>'s De la rosa vengo my madre, which also had. 7. Irritated is the little girl from <mask>'s Saosa. 3. It was Lied, op. 29 no.2 from <mask>'s Cancin. 1. The op is by Erste Begegnung. 74 no. 1 and no. 3. Intermezzo, op.74 no. <mask>'s poetry was set to music. Emanuel van Geibel translated most of these into German. <mask>'s text is set to music in Sylvia Soublette's song "Del Rosal Vengo". Portugal in the Age of Discovery Portuguese Empire Notes References External links Poems in Spanish One poem in Spanish and its translation to Esperanto 16th-century Portuguese

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title: Tavi Gevinson

texts: <mask> is an American actress, writer, and magazine editor. She came to public attention at the age of 12. She shifted her focus to pop culture and feminism by the age of 15. She is currently starring in the new version of Gossip Girl. <mask> was the founder and editor-in-chief of the online magazine<mask> was born in Chicago, Illinois, and raised in Oak Park, Illinois. <mask> is an English high school teacher.Her mother is a weaver and part-time Hebrew instructor. <mask>'s mother was raised Lutheran and converted to Judaism in 2001. Gevinson and her two older sisters, Rivkah and Miriam, were raised in the Jewish faith. She attended Oak Park and River Forest high schools. Gevinson started a fashion blog in 2008. The photos of the 11-year-old in distinctive outfits and her commentary on the latest fashion trends drew nearly 30,000 readers each day. Her father was not interested in her new hobby until she asked for his permission to be interviewed by The New York Times.Gevinson was invited to attend New York Fashion Week and Paris Fashion Week because of the success of the blog. She was commissioned to write articles forHarper's Bazaar and Barneys.com after she traveled to Tokyo and Antwerp funded by Pop magazine. She styled a shoot for BlackBook magazine, acted as a muse and model for Rodarte's clothing line at Target stores, and collaborated with Borders&Frontiers to design and sell her own T-shirt. She spoke at two conferences in 2010, one in New York and the other in Canada. There was a

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texts: backlash to Gevinson's early success. New York magazine wondered if it was possible for Gevinson to write her post on her own. Sarah Mower of The Daily Telegraph said that Gevinson had a "truly independent, original voice" and criticized her father for taking her out of school to go to haute couture shows.It's hard to imagine a child coming back to reality. <mask> wore a large bow that blocked the view of a runway for a fashion editor. Anne Slowey felt her success was "gimmicky" and commented, "She's been thirteen for, like, the last four years." A lot of people on the internet have a problem with a young person. I didn't have any of the things that the people who were at fashion week had. In the past: acting roles, rookies, etc. "Lately I've been looking to other places for a creative outlet and for inspiration, and I'm more intrigued by mixing fashion with the other stuff I've been enjoying."In the morning, she usually wants to put on something simple and comfortable, since she's pursuing other creative things that take up a lot of time and energy. <mask> founded a magazine at the age of 15. Gevinson decided to maintain sole ownership of the site after it was originally conceived as a joint venture. Ira Glass was a mentor to Gevinson. The website was written by teenage girls. It also had guest contributors. In 2012 a one-off print edition of the magazine was published by Drawn & Quarterly.At The Economist''s World in 2012 Festival, Gevinson spoke about representation of women in popular

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texts: culture. She is an editor at Garage magazine. In November of last year, <mask> announced that she was shutting down the business because it was no longer financially sustainable. In 2008, Gevinson acted in a short film called First Bass. She voiced a character in a short film that was nominated for an Academy Award. Cadavar was directed by First Bass's Jonah Ansell. She sang Neil Young and Pet Shop Boys songs in the film.Enough Said was filmed in 2012 with <mask> in it. In the documentary film The Punk Singer, <mask> talks about punk icon Kathleen Hanna. She starred in This Is Our Youth in Chicago and on Broadway. She was a guest on the seventh episode of the American comedy horror television series, "Beware of Young Girls". She played Mary Warren in The Crucible at the Walter Kerr Theatre. She was in The Cherry Orchard at the American Airlines Theatre. The host of So Popular!, Janet Mock, dubbed <mask> the "Queen of the Millennials".She made a guest appearance on The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore to critique Sean Penn's Rolling Stone interview with El Chapo. Gevinson collaborated with Hunx and His Punx on a duet, singing "Barely 21" from the band's self-titled debut album. During the 2012 U.S. presidential campaign, <mask> appeared in a public service announcement for women's rights, mouthing the words to "You Don't Own Me". She organized a get-well-soon-card drive for the girl who was shot in the head for campaigning for education rights. There are links to the New York Times profile of

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title: Vernon Watkins

texts: <mask> was a Welsh poet, translator and painter. Dylan Thomas described him as the most profound and greatly accomplished Welshman writing poems in English. <mask> was born in Maesteg in Wales and grew up inSwansea. The baby born that night was christened John Earthquake Jones. His parents were <mask>, a manager for the bank in Wind Street, and Sally, a daughter of James and Esther Thomas. JamesPhillips was said to know most of the Welsh Bible. Sarah spent two years as a teacher in Germany because of her love of poetry and literature.<mask> and SarahPhillips had three children. The family lived in a large Victorian house. At five years old, <mask> said that he would be a poet, but he did not want to be published until after his death. He liked to read and write poetry from the age of eight to nine. He received his education at a number of schools. In his early years at Repton, <mask>' quiet, gentle character provoked regular bully from older boys, but in his last years he attained more popularity as he was able to show capacity in tennis and cricket. In 1968, the school wrote that he was the best poet Repton had had.He was the head of the school at Repton. <mask> joined the Church of England because of his school experiences. He did not finish his degree after reading modern languages at Cambridge. He met Dylan Thomas, who was to be a close friend, in 1935 when <mask> returned to a job in a bank. The top of the cliffs of the Gower peninsula is where <mask>'s parents' house is. <mask> was the only person from whom Thomas took advice when writing poetry and he was the first to read his finished work. They remained lifelong friends despite Thomas's failure to be the best man at the wedding of <mask> and Gwen in 1944.Thomas was fond of his friend's gossamer-like personality. <mask> tripped over

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texts: something and fell to the ground, according to a story. When Thomas looked with a torch to see what the object was, he found a small black feather. Richard Hughes and Augustus John were the other godfathers to Thomas's son Llewelyn. Thomas wrote letters to <mask>. Gwen Davies wrote a book about the relationship between <mask> and his friend. The composer Daniel Jenkyn Jones, the writer Charles Fisher, and the artists Alfred Janes and Mervyn Levy were part of the group.<mask> wrote the obituary for Dylan Thomas, while Philip wrote the obituary for him. During the Second World War, <mask> worked at Bletchley Park, where he met Gwen, who was a member of theWAAF. They were trying to break the AuKa tactical codes. Gwen moved to RAF Church Green at Bletchley when she was first moved. From June 1942 until May 1945 they were both Flight Sergeants. They were married in London on 2 October 1944. They had five children.His ambitions were for poetry, but they were not to be fulfilled. He became a major figure for the Anglo-Welsh poetry tradition and his poems were included in major anthologies. He was associated with the New Apocalyptics group during the war. With his first book, he had a publisher with a policy of sticking by their authors. It is thought that this may have had an adverse long-term effect on his reputation. "Mr <mask> is a Welsh poet whose work has appeared only in periodicals and in recent anthologies," the publisher said. He has completely absorbed the influence of W. B. Yeats.His style is very different from that of any of his peers except for the fact that it is similar to that of Dylan Thomas. Mr <mask> has an uncommon sense of rhythm and imagery. The British Library has a manuscript draft of the poem with annotations by T. S. Eliot, who has been an editor and board member at the

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texts: publishing house Faber since 1925. The Watkins Papers contain autograph and typewritten poems from his seven published volumes, but also some unpublished poems. The widow of <mask> acquired another collection of <mask>'s draft poems. While <mask> wrote poetry for several hours every night, Dylan Thomas's wife could not remember him staying in during their entire married life. <mask> was familiar with both Yeats and T. S. Eliot.After retiring from his job at the bank, he was awarded a degree from the University of Wales. At the time of his death, he was considered for Poet Laureate. There is a poem by <mask> from The Anglo-Welsh Review. <mask> had developed a serious heart condition, which he made light of by playing tennis and squash with his usual gusto. He died on October 8, 1967, while playing tennis in Seattle, where he had gone to teach a course on modern poetry. He was buried at St Mary's Church in Pennard. There is a memorial to him at Hunt's Bay, which has two lines from his poem "Taliesin in Gower" written on it.There is a portrait of <mask> by Alfred Janes in the art gallery. In June of 2011, a group portrait of the Kardomah Boys was unveiled at Tapestri Arts Centre. The painting features <mask>, John Pritchard, Dylan Thomas, Daniel Jones and Alfred Janes. The picture is based on a front cover from 1949. In March 2012 a portrait of <mask> was presented to the audience on the radio program. <mask> is one of the 20th century's most brilliant and distinctive voices. There is a plaque outside the building on the corner of St Helen's Road and Beach Street where <mask> worked for 38 years.<mask>' "Three Harps" was the "Poem of the Week" in The Guardian. The National Library of Wales holds most of <mask>'s manuscripts. His grandson is a football player. For Bristol City F.C. 22 no. pp

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title: Bhai Trilochan Singh Panesar

texts: <mask> also known as Veerji was a social worker in India. His mission was to clean all the major historical Gurdwaras in Delhi. He organised his team of volunteers to prepare food all day long and feed thousands of people through the Langar every morning. Veerji was born in November of 1937. His father was in the British Indian Army and later in the Indian Railways. <mask> was a technical officer with the Indian Agricultural Research Institute. He passed away on 19 March 2010.He was married to a woman. She passed away on 5 March 2008. Two of the couple's sons are continuing the mission started by their parents. Veerji was influenced by the teachings of many people. After seeing his volunteers distribute food to pilgrims in the Sach Khand Express train, Works Noted columnist Khushwant <mask> wrote a column in The Tribune in September 2002. He distributed Sikh religious texts free of cost because he discouraged people from drawing commercial benefit from their sale. He advocated for a vegetarian diet.He organized camps for the inmates of Tihar Jail, New Delhi, and many other jails in the country in which they could get free eye check-up and other services. He and his teams cremate unclaimed dead bodies in various mortuaries around the city with the help of Department of Police, Delhi. Several people have been immunized for the disease. A number of crematoriums were constructed and repaired by him. He planted crops on the land that could be used to feed the poor. Veerji helped in the construction of many temples. He helped build the pond at Bangla Sahib.He dug tube wells to provide water for the city. Patients who need continued care are admitted to the hospital. The last project he

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texts: will do your work, you will do mine, if you have a contract with God. Current Works Veerji is revered as a saint.Projects started by him are continuing. The way in which he shows humanitarian services to the people who respect them continues to be appreciated. His goal is not to accept donations in cash. No One Will Go Hungry was written by Khushwant <mask>. The Tribune was published on 7 September 2002. On April 29, 2010. Gabriel Brau was in India.The story is told in a photoessay on blogspot.com. An independent foreign reporter covers the Morning Services in Delhi. The streets of the world are feeding the hungry and tending to the sick and wounded in New Delhi. Gobind Times is devoted to <mask> <mask> <mask> and his writings. The article Why Not Give was published in the Times of India. The Statesman wrote about keeping humanity alive on Delhi streets. <mask> <mask> <mask> is the photographer.TV coverage about the medical services provided by this mission in Hindi. The mission was covered in a 25-minute documentary by Prime Asia TV, Canada. Hospital on Street is an inspiring video. The team's contribution in Hola Mahalla and Baisakhi was covered by the National Geographic TV Channel. There was coverage on Navbharat Times on Facebook. 2010 deaths of Indian

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title: Marcello Truzzi

texts: The co-chairman of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal was a professor of sociology at New College of Florida and Eastern Michigan University. <mask> was dubbed the "skeptic's skeptic" by CSICOP co-founder Paul Kurtz. He is credited with inventing the phrase "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof". <mask> was the only child of juggler <mask> and his wife Sonya. His father was a circus performer in the United States. <mask> became a naturalized citizen in 1961. <mask> founded the journal Explorations and was a founding member of the organization CSICOP.<mask>'s journal became the official journal of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP) and was renamed The Zetetic. He was the journal's editor. After receiving a vote of no confidence from the group's Executive Council, he left CSICOP. <mask> wanted to include pro-paranormal people in the organization and pro-paranormal research in the journal, but CSICOP felt that there were already enough organizations and journals dedicated to the supernatural. The name of CSICOP's journal was changed to Skeptical Inquirer. <mask> started a journal after leaving CSICOP. He thought that the term "skepticism" was being replaced by the term "zeteticism".A zetetic is a person who is skeptical. The followers of the skeptic Pyrrho were the originators of the term. <mask> considered most skeptics to be pseudoskeptics, a term he created to describe those who don't bother to investigate claims of the supernatural. Most of the rest of us are members of the Academic skeptical tradition, which means that <mask>

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texts: belonged to the Pyrrhonian tradition. He invented the term pseudoskepticism after accusing CSICOP of unscientific behavior. According to <mask>, CSICOP researchers sometimes put unreasonable limits on the standards for proof for the study of anomalies. "In recent years he has become a personal friend of the man, not that he believes he has psychic powers, as I understand it, but he admires the man for having made a fortune by pretending he is not a magician."The Blue Sense: Psychic Detectives and Crime was co-authored by <mask>. New evidence supporting both sides in the controversy was unearthed after it investigated many psychic detectives. Much of the debate has been very simplistic. The evidence didn't meet the burden of proof demanded for the claim, according to the book. <mask> was very confident that a shared visual hallucination could not be questioned by one of the participators. He categorized it as an outlier. <mask> stated in a 1982 interview that 60 percent of the time, controlled ESP experiments have gotten the right results.This question is controversial. <mask> was an advisor to IRVA until his death. The 1st annual National Roller Coaster Conference, "Coastermania", was held at Cedar Point Amusement Park in Ohio in 1978. He said that <mask> died from cancer on February 2, 2003 and that he had been riding in the back of a roller coaster. The term pseudoskepticism was popularized by <mask> <mask> in response to skeptics who made negative claims without having to prove them. While a Professor of Sociology at Eastern Michigan University in 1987, <mask> discussed pseudoskepticism in the journal Zetetic Scholar which

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texts: he had founded: The term has found occasional use in fringe fields where opposition from those within the scientific mainstream or from scientific skeptics is strong. The worst kind of pseudoskepticism was described by Susan Blackmore in 1994 when she became a CSICOP fellow.The more extraordinary a fact is, the more it needs to be supported by strong evidence. "The Road to CSICOP", "The Demarcation Problem", and the "Return to Cordiality" are the four sections of the book. The early letters from <mask>'s letters. Richards states in the introduction that there are conflicts between the two men, their differing goals for CSICOP, and various people in the skeptic and paranormal communities. They discuss a lot of topics, including publishers and the "definitions of charlatan and crankpot". There are 236 pages of books by <mask>. There are ten essays on methods of abductive inference.The Encyclopedia of Pseudoscience was published in 2002. Sextus Empiricus Charles Fort Thomas Kuhn Michael Polanyi Strong programme Sagan standard Science Wars Modern flat Earth beliefs "Zetetic astronomy" "In Memoriam" Coleman. <mask> <mask>, 67, died. In 2003 Paul. "Skeptical gadfly <mask> <mask> died in 2003", Skeptical Inquirer.In May and June of 2003 Douglas Martin. <mask> <mask> is a sociologist who studied the Supernatural. Section 1, page 44 of The New York Times. Jo Collins. Professor <mask> explored things that go bump in the night. February 9, 2003Professor Studied the Far- Out from Witchcraft to Psychic Powers. February 11, 2003 Home Edition of the Los Angeles Times. "<mask> <mask>, Sociologist was Student of Magic" was written by Paul H.

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texts: Smith. The Detroit News was published on February 12, 2003 There are external links to <mask>'s writings. "On pseudo-skepticism". The Anomalist was in the USA in 2005.Steveknightspost. Emails from <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask>. "An end to the CSICOP litigations?" The researcher is called Psi Researcher No. 21. <mask> was in the Parapsychological Association Newsletter.There is a reflection on the reception of unconventional claims of science. In Frontier Perspectives, vol. Number 2, Fall/Winter 1990. The copy is located at: Massimiliano Truzzi. There is a history of juggling. Bandwagon, Vol. 18 No.March and April 1974 <mask> <mask>. "Massimiliano <mask>'s Act". The Juggling Hall of Fame was inaugurated in July 1996. <mask> <mask>. "Project Alpha: sabotage". The Skeptical Inquirer had an article about it."<mask> <mask> (1935 - 2003)" was written by George P. Other Hansen. <mask> <mask>'s contributions to sociology, the history of juggling, magic, and the study of the paranormal are recognized. "Archive > Milestones <mask> <mask> (1935-2003)". The Anomalist was in the USA in 2005. The Flat Earth Wiki has zeteticism on it. There have been deaths from cancer in Michigan, American sociologists, and people of Italian

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title: Tarek Naga

texts: An Egyptian architect is named <mask>. He was born in Cairo, Egypt. His brother is an actor and film maker. He obtained a Bachelor of Architecture from Ain Shams University in 1975, and a Masters from the University of Minnesota in 1982. He has lived in America since 1979. He is a guest academic at the American University in Cairo and has published works on architecture. HeTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaHe has been involved in a number of ongoing design projects in Egypt. Naga wanted to "get out of this box, look for other possibilities, something much more substantial than just a continuation of the same kind of style, variations and abstractions of certain variations, Eastern or Western, Islamic or not, Mie." After an interview, he was accepted to go to America with two other academics. He was offered a teaching position at the University of Minnesota after touring the US and meeting leading architects. He moved to the University of Pennsylvania where he worked on his doctorate for three


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texts: years. He valued the process of research and reflection and the opportunity to teach, even though he didn't complete the doctorate. In Egypt, tradition was so heavy you could not liberate yourself from it, that's what he found when he took up a position at the Architects' Collaborative in Boston.<mask>'s firm is based in Los Angeles. He has designed designs for events in France, Japan, and America. He said that architecture engages a wide range of topics that concern society in a certain evolutionary process, like philosophy, the arts, the sciences. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the World Tourism Organization (WTO), the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), the International Labor Organization (ILO), and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) were some of the International and Egyptian agencies that Naga worked on At Dahshur, Egypt. The project aimed to protect and develop the historical Dahshur site while creating a sustainable management plan for the area and employment for the local community. <mask> and his team documented historical evidence at the site, and created a database of each monument at the location.<mask> delivered a presentation titled "Of Phantom limbs: Sycamores, Towers, and the Return of the Prodigal Son" at the American University in Cairo. He designed a sculpture to commemorate the International Day of Peace. There was a pyramid structure in the "Muramid". It was designed to float down the Nile with murals created by children from all over the world on a variety of

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title: Benjamin Church (ranger)

texts: <mask> was an English colonist in North America. Captain of the first Ranger force in America, he was the military leader of the historic predecessor of the United States Army Rangers. The first Ranger company for King Philip's War was formed by <mask>. During King William's and Queen Anne's wars in the early 1700s, he commanded the company to raid Acadia. The two powers were competing for control. He ended his service at the rank of colonel after being promoted to major. The Indian practices of warfare were copied by <mask>'s forces.Toward this end, he worked to adopt Indian techniques of small, flexible forces that used the woods and ground for cover, rather than mounting frontal attacks in military formation. The English became rangers under the guidance of their Native American allies. Indians were both allies and teachers until the end of the colonial period. In order to carry out offensive strikes against hostile Indians and French in difficult terrain, <mask> developed a special full-time unit that combined European colonists, selected for their frontier skills, with friendly Indians. The normal practices of having troops march and attack in formation were not effective. His memoirs were published in 1716 and are considered to be the first American military manual. <mask> was the son of <mask> and Elizabeth Warren and was the grandson of Richard Warren, one of the original Mayflower passengers.He was brought up on the frontier. On December 26, 1667, he married Alice Southworth. He moved to Bristol after living in Duxbury. He and his wife were both buried in Rhode Island. Her gravesite is marked by a stone known as a table grave. The principal military aide to the governor was <mask>. King Philip's War was fought on the New England frontier against

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title: Benjamin Church (ranger)

texts: the Wampanoag, Nipmuck and Podunk tribes of Indians.He commanded a company of Englishmen and Native Americans without the direction of the governor. <mask>'s men were the first to raid the Indians' camps in the forests and swamps. The Natives had been on the defense against the colonists. Relations were generally peaceful until 1675, but tensions grew as the colonists and their views of property intruded on Indian territory. <mask> and other leaders realized that traditional European military tactics were not effective in frontier warfare. Many neutral or formerly hostile Indians were persuaded to join his unit, where they operated skillfully as irregular troops. Before the war, some of these men converted to Christianity.They were known as praying Indians. After being organized by the <mask>, these troops tracked hostile Indians into the forests and swamps and conducted effective raids and ambushes on their camps. The Great Swamp Fight took place on December 19, 1675, and <mask> was wounded in the battle. 300 warriors and an unknown number of women and children of the Narragansett Tribe were killed by the forces of the colonies. The Narragansetts hid for the rest of the war. <mask> and the colonial army had to endure a long march after the Great Swamp Fight because they were 15 miles from their base in North Kingstown. The war ended after an operation by <mask>'s company.King Philip was the leader of the Wampanoag tribe. <mask> was quoted as saying that Philip was a doleful, great, naked, dirty beast. The standard punishment for treason, hung, drawn and quartered was followed by Metacomet's body. During King William's War, <mask> led four New England raiding parties into Maine to destroy the French and Abenaki. On September 21, 1689, <mask>, who was

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title: Benjamin Church (ranger)

texts: promoted to major and given command of the expedition by the Council of War ofPlymouth Colony, and 250 troops defended a group of English settlers in the Deering Oaks. The British were trying to establish a base in Maine. The hostile natives retreated after 21 of <mask>'s men were killed.The small group of English settlers were protected by the <mask>. The English were massacred in the Battle of Fort Loyal in the spring of 1690 by over 400 French and native troops under the leadership of Castin. <mask> buried the dead when he came back to the village. On September 11, 1690, he commanded 300 men at Casco Bay in <mask>'s second expedition. The English Fort Pejpescot had been taken by natives. He went up the river to Fort Pejepscot. He attacked a native village in Maine after traveling 40 miles up the river.Three or four native men were shot by <mask>'s men. Five English captives were found in the wigwams. The church took nine prisoners and killed six or seven of them. The <mask> at Cape Elizabeth was attacked by the Androscoggin a few days later, killing seven of his men and wounding 24 others. <mask> returned to New Hampshire on September 26. <mask>'s third expedition during the war took place in 1692, when he raided the Penobscot territory with 450 men. <mask> and his men went on a raid.Major <mask> conducted a fourth expedition four years later. Fort Nashwaak was the capital of Acadia and the Raid on Chignecto was carried out there. He weighed around 250 pounds and personally led his troops. The inhabitants of Chignecto were killed, their houses were burned, and their livestock were slaughtered. <mask> went on his fifth and final expedition during Queen Anne's War. The massacre of Indians in western Massachusetts is believed to have been provoked by the

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texts: French. More than 100 captives were taken overland to Montreal and the Mohawk village south of the river by the Abenaki and allies.Some of the younger captives were adopted by Mohawk families. On March 18, 1704 <mask> was commissioned as a colonel by Massachusetts Governor Joseph Dudley and placed in charge of a force to raid French settlements. The actions included in this expedition were the Raid on Castine, Maine, the Raid on St. Stephen, New Brunswick, the Raid on Pisiguit, and the Raid on Chignecto. The expedition was meticulously planned by the church. He specified the design of whaleboats to be used in the raids and what kind of hatchets his soldiers were to carry. John Gyles was taken by the Church as his translator. The prisoners were taken and the church claimed to have left only five houses.The leader of the Raid of Pisiguit was taken as prisoner. <mask> left no formal writings on military doctrine, but his memoirs gave a lot of detail about his practices. According to the study of his military experiences, scholars have summarized his practices according to the following principles: planning each operation in advance, not leaving anything to chance. Ensuring that the soldiers under his command were trained and fed. Building alliances with other people. It is possible that Native Americans were overlooked or distrusted by other commanders. Not hurting or damaging anyone.It is possible to use stealth and surprise to your advantage. Understanding how a tactical operation meshes with strategic objectives. Leading by example. Communication with higher and lower levels. <mask> was elected to public office as the first representative of Bristol to the legislature in 1682. <mask> was buried in the Little Compton Common cemetery. In 1675-1676, <mask>

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texts: kept notes on his operations.His work about Philip's War was published in 1716. The first "Surgeon General" of the Continental Army was the great-grandfather of Dr. <mask>. General George Washington arrested Dr. <mask> as a suspected spy for British General Thomas Gage. The tradition of the <mask> led to the creation of Rogers Rangers and Gorham's Rangers. <mask> was inducted into the U.S. Army Ranger Hall of Fame in 1992. His gravestone was adorned with a bronze Ranger Tab. The Rhode Island Society of Colonial Wars placed a plaque near Colonel <mask>'s grave to honor his leadership and bravery during King Philip's War.The History of Philip's War, commonly called The Great Indian War of 1675 and 1676, was edited by Samuel G. Drake. In the years 1689, 1692, and 1704 there were expeditions against the French and Indians in New England. There is an account of the divine Providence towards Col. <mask>. <mask>, <mask>, Samuel Drake <mask>, Thomas. Samuel Drake is one of the sources of the History of the Great Indian War. The Border Wars of New England were called King William's and Queen Anne's Wars. 1910.Faragher, John Mack, A Great and Noble Scheme New York was written by Drake. Philip Gould. The year 1996. <mask>: Virtue, Citizenship and the History of King Philip's War in Early National America is being reinvented. The Journal of the Early Republic. 16, No. pp. 4 (Winter, 1996)John Grenier. American war making on the frontier is the first way of war. Cambridge University Press. The year 2005. Philbrick is the author of Mayflower: A Story of Courage, Community, and War. New York: Viking Penguin. Zelner wrote A Rabble in Arms: Massachusetts Towns and Militiamen during King Philip's War.There were people in King William's War, Queen Anne's War, and King

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title: Øyvind Ellingsen

texts: <mask> is a Professor of Cellular Cardiology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Dr. <mask> received his medical degree from the University of Oslo, Norway, and his PhD from Harvard University, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Exercise in Medicine is the focus of the lab. Its long-term goals are to understand the mechanisms of the beneficial effects of exercise in cardiovascular disease, to translate them into better programs for prevention and rehabilitation, and to identify new targets for medical therapy. He is the Principal Investigator and Steering Committee Chairperson of the SMARTEX-HF multicenter trial and is a collaborating partner of Cardiac Exercise Research Group. He has been researching the effects of meditation on the body. Doctor Medicinae is a board approved specialist in internal medicine.The thesis was "Myocardial potassium balance during adrenergic stimulation". Slowed relaxation and preserved maximal force in the soleus muscles of the mice. Koch Lg, Kemi OJ, Qi N, Hydal MA, Rolim N, Abadir PM, and Gilligan J are authors of the journal. There was an increase in heart rate variability during nondirective meditation. The Cardiovasc Prev Rehabil was published in the European Journal of Cardiovasc. Ahead of print, Kemi OJ, Macquaide N, Hydal MA, <mask>, Smith GL, Wislff U. Exercise training corrects the control of calcium waves in the hearts of heart failure rats.The J Cell Physiol was

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texts: published in 2011. Stylen A, Conraads V, Halle M, Linke A, and <mask> are included. The rationale and design of the controlled study of myocardial recovery after interval training in heart failure. The Cardiovasc Prev Rehabil was published in the European Journal of Cardiovasc. Kemi OJ, Hydal MA, Macquaide N, Haram PM, Koch LB, <mask>, Smith GL, Wislff U are included in thepub ahead of print. The effect of exercise training on hearts. 2235–2243 was published in the J Cell Physiol 2011.Vatten L, Wislff U, AspenesST, Nilsen TI, SkaugEA, BertheussenGF, Ellingsen, Vatten L, Wislff U. There are 4,631 healthy women and men. MedSci Sports Exerc was published in 2011. Ellingsen. Matching demand with production is called energy at heart. Cardiovasc Res was published in 2011. Davanger S, Ellingsen, Holen A, and Hugdal K collaborated on a study.Percept Skills 2010 was published. A comparison of magnetic resonance and high-frequency echocardiography for left ventricular function in mice. Lab Anim was published in 2011. Sjaastad I, Sjland C, and Ellingsen  are all from Sweden. The decline in cardiac function in mice can be mitigated by exercise training. The J Physiol Appl 2010,109: 1749–1745, was published in 2010. Amundsen BH, Torp SH, Sjaastad I, Christensen G and <mask>.High-intensity exercise training in mice. J Physiol Appl 2010,108: 1311–1320. A group of people include: Lagopoulos J, Xu J, Rasmussen I, Vik A,

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texts: Malhi GS, Eliassen, IE, Saether JG, Hollup S, Holen A, and Ellingsen. Increased theta and alpha activity. J Altern Complement Med was published in 2009. Different gene programs regulate pathological and physiological hypertrophies. The Eur J Cardiovasc Prev Rehabil was published in 2009.Kemi OJ, Wislff U, <mask>. Is there a way to maximize the benefits of exercise training? Exerc SportSci Rev 2009, 37: 139–146. Bye A, Hydahl MA, Catalucci D, Langaas M, Kemi OJ, Beisvg V, Koch LG, BrittonSL, <mask>, Wislff U, Gene expression profiling of skeletal muscle in exercise-trained and In the 2008 edition of the journal, it was 35: 213–221. Bye A, Ceci M, Hydal MA, Stlen T, Nilsen OG, Grimaldi S, Contu R, Steinshamn S. Heavy smokers have higher carbon monoxide levels that impair aerobic capacity and cardiac contractility.Inhal Toxicol was published in 2008. Bye A, Langaas M, Hydal MA, Kemi OJ, Heinrich G, Koch LG, BrittonSL, Najjar SM, Ellingsen, Wislff U. 33:100–109 is from the Physiol Genomics 2008. Changes in calcium handling in left ventricular cardiomyocytes are caused by exercise. Front Biosci was published in 2008. Review. Catalucci D, LatronicoMV, Ellingsen, and Condorelli G are related.Front Biosci was published in 2008. Review. Kemi OJ, Ceci M, Wislff U, Grimaldi S, Gallo P, Smith GL, Condorelli G, Ellingsen. The J Cell Physiol was published in 2008. Hydal MA, Wislff U, Kemi OJ, <mask>. Practical


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texts: implications for exercise training can be found in rats and mice. The Eur J Cardiovasc Prev Rehabil was published in 2007.Aerobic interval training enhances cardiomyocyte contractility and Ca(2+) cycling. J Mol Cell Cardiol was published in 2007. Kemi OJ, Hydal MA, Haram PM, Garnier A, Fortin D, Ventura-Clapier R, Ellingsen. In heart failure treated with losartan, exercise training restores aerobic capacity and energy transfer systems. Cardiovasc Res 2007, 76: 91–99. Wislff U, Stylen A, Loennechen JP, Bruvold M, Rognmo, Haram PM, Tjnna AE, Helgerud J, Slrdahl SA, Lee SJ, Videm V, Bye A, Smith Circulation 2007, 115: 3086–94.Car A, Bonci D, Addario A, Gallo P, Bang M-L, Gu Y, Hydal M, and Autore C. Nat Med 2007, 614. Hydal MA, Wislff U, Kemi OJ, Koch LB, Smith GL, Ellingsen. The Eur J Cardiovasc Prev Rehabil was published in 2007. Kemi OJ, Arbo I, Hoydal MA, Wisloff U, Smith GL, Ellingsen. The rat's contractility and pH were reduced. In the journal, a 2006 edition, 88:185–193.Haram PM, Adams V, Kemi OJ, Brubakk AO, Hambrecht R, <mask>, Wislff U. The Eur J Cardiovasc Prev Rehabil was published in 2006 Aetiology-specific patterns in end-stage heart failure patients were identified. The Eur J Heart Fail was published in 2006 In rats, trans-sodium crocetinate does not affect the amount of oxygen in the blood. Scan J Clin Lab Invest was published in 2005. Haram PM, Osnes J-B, Skomedal T, Wislff U, <mask>.The effect

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texts: on fitness is different between moderate and high exercise intensity. Cardiovasc Res 2005, 67: 161–172. Wislff U, Ellingsen, Haram PM, Swoap S, Al-share Q, Fernstrm M, Rezaei K, Lee SJ, Koch LG, BrittonSL. Artificial selection for low aerobic capacity raises cardiovascular risk factors. Science was published in 2005 Haram PM, Kemi OJ, Wislff U, Ellingsen  are all aerobic fitnessTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia is a company thatTrademarkiaTrademarkia is a company thatTrademarkiaTrademarkia is a company thatTrademarkia is a company thatTrademarkia is a company thatTrademarkia is a company thatTrademarkia Circulation 2004, pp.Holen A, <mask>. Predicting academic success by group behavior. Med Teach 2003: 32–37. Falck G, Jynge P, Skomedal T, Osnes J-B, Sandvik AK, <mask>. The rat heart has a gastric H+/K+-ATPase. In 2003 the Acta Scand Physiol was 179. A treadmill is being used to run in mice.J Physiol Appl 2002, 93, was published in 2002. Post-infarction failure in rat causes cardiomyopathy contractility and calcium handling to partially recover. In 2002, the Acta Physiol Scand was published. Schitz Thorud, Wislff U, Lunde, and <mask> are all from the same area. Increased cytokine expression in the rat soleus muscle is associated with surgical manipulation. In 2002, the arrhythmia Scand was 175. Aerobic exercise increases contractility and sensitivity in rats after a myocardial infarction.Cardiovasc


title: Øyvind Ellingsen

texts: Res 2002 was published. Wislff U, Falck G, Ellingsen. Cariporide and losartan have effects on heart failure. Circulation in 2002 was 105. Nilsen OG, Nilsen OG, Aadahl P, Nilsen T, Waldum HL, Sandvik AK, Ellingsen. There is a correlation between chronic exposure to carbon monoxide and nicotine. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol was published in 2002.Female endurance athletes have atrioventricular plane displacement. MedSci Sports Exerc was published in 2001. Falck G, Currie S, Smith G, Ellingsen, and Wislff U. Cardiac myocytes isolated from rats have increased contractility and calcium sensitivity. Cardiovasc Res 2001 was published. Stylen A, Wislff U, Ellingsen. The infarcted rat heart has regional expression of endothelin-1, ANP, IGF-1, and LV wall stress.The Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol was published in 2001. In rats, intensity-controlled treadmill running resulted in VO2max and cardiac hypertrophy. H1301-H1310 is from the Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 2001. During hypoxaemia and reoxygenation in newborn piglets, attenuated endothelin-1 mRNA expression was found. In 2000, the 89: 699–702 was published. Arbo I, Waldum HL, Sandvik AK, Knardahl S, and <mask> are listed. In rat, chronic carbon monoxide exposure causes myocardial endothelin-1 expression.The Toxicol 1999, 85, 192, was published in 1999. Davidoff, Mki, <mask>, and Marsh are related. Calcium regulates the expression of calcium channels in adult cardiac


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texts: myocytes. J Mol Cell Cardiol was published in 1997. <mask>, Holthe MR, Svindland A, Aksnes G, Sejersted OM, Ilebekk A. Na,K-pump concentration in hypertrophied human hearts. The Eur Heart J was published in 1994. Berger H-J, Davidoff AK, Pimental D, <mask> O, MarshJD, Smith TW, Kelly R.The contractile function of adult ventricular myocytes is preserved by continuing electric field stimulation. H341-H349 is from the Am J Physiol 1994. Mortality and causes of death in patients treated for self-poisonings in Norway. Suicide Life Threat Behav was published in 1994. <mask>, Davidoff, Prasad SK, Berger HJ, Springhorn JP, Kelly RA, Smith TW. Adult rat ventricular myocytes are cultured in a defined medium. H747-H754 is from the Am J Physiol 1993.Nishida M, Carley WW, <mask>, Kelly RA, Smith TW. Human and rat cardiac microvascular endothelial cells are isolated and characterization. The Am J Physiol was published in 1993. Springhorn JP, <mask>, Berger HJ, Kelly RA, Smith TW. The expression of Id in rat myocytes is related to the regulation of cardiac muscle. J Biol Chem was published in 1992. <mask>, Aksnes G, Ilebekk A.The Acta Physiol Scand was published in 1992. In a five-year follow-up of patients treated for self-poisoning, suicide and other causes of death were found. A Psychiatr Scand was published in 1991. <mask>, Sejersted OM, Vengen A, Ilebekk A. During the stimulation of pig hearts, there is a Frequency

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texts: dependent myocardial knapsack. Cardiovasc Res 1991, 25 was published in 1991. The effect of meperidine on the rat heart.Anesth Analg was published in 1990. Aksnes G, <mask>, and Ilebekk A. The effects of hemodynamic variables on the K+ balance. J Mol Cell Cardiol was published in 1989. Myocardial K+ repletion and rise in contractility after brief ischemic periods in the pig. J Mol Cell Cardiol was published in 1989. Different oxygenators for cardiopulmonary bypass lead to different degrees of human complement activation.J Thor Cardiovasc Surg was published in 1989. Ilebekk A., Vengen A, Ellingsen. There are factors reducing left and right ventricular output in the pig heart. In 1989 the arrhythmia Scand 135: 477–486 was published. <mask>, Sejersted OM, Vengen A, Ilebekk A. During the stimulation of pig hearts, the Na,K-pump rate was quantified. In 1989 the arrhythmia Scand 135 was published.Myocardial potassium balance is affected by adrenergic stimulation. The 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39: 39 Lande K, Vengen A, Ellingsen, and Ilebekk A. During right side inotropic stimulation of pig hearts, there is a significance of right atrial function. Cardiovasc Res was published in 1988. Ilebekk A., Vengen A, <mask>. The forward flow in the pulmonary arteries is caused by the contraction of the in situ pig hearts.H228-H235 is from the Am


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texts: J Physiol 1988. <mask>, Vengen A, Sejersted OM, Ilebekk A are all related to contractility. In 1988 the arrhythmias were scanned in the arrhythmias of the arrhythmias of the arrhythmias of the arrhythmias of the arrhythmias of the arrhythmias of the arrhythmias of the arrhythmias of <mask>, Vengen A, Kjeldsen SE, Eide I, Ilebekk A. Cardiovasc Res was published in 1987. Spontaneous pneumothorax can occur in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The Eur J Respir Dis was published in 1987.Ilebekk A., <mask>, Vengen A. The Am J Physiol was published in 1987. Spontan pneumotoraks are symptoms of pneumothorax. Tidsskr Nor Lgeforen was published in 1987. Spontan pneumotoraks: Drenbehandling. Tidsskr Nor Lgeforen was published in 1987. Vengen A, Lande K, <mask>, Ilebekk A.The Am J Physiol was published in 1987. <mask>, Sejersted OM, Leraand S, Ilebekk A. In 1987 the circ Res 60: 540–550 was published. Kjekshus J. Prazosin ved anstrengelsesutlst angina pectoris. Tidsskr Nor Lgeforen was published in 1984. There are references to the Norwegian University of Science and

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title: Roy Ashton

texts: An Australian opera singer and make-up artist who worked on Hammer Horror films, <mask> was associated for a while with Benjamin Britten's English Opera Group. In the last great Australian gold rush, his father was in charge of the local bank and he was the youngest of four sons. Dame Nellie Melba had offered to take her to England to join her opera company, but on condition that she remained single. His talent for art and music blossomed after he received a scholarship to Perth Modern School. He worked as an illustrator of architectural subjects. It was made redundant during the Great Depression. He traveled to England in the spring of 1932 to improve his chances, and joined the crew of a steamer to get there.The Central School of Arts and Crafts is in London. He was accepted for an apprenticeship with the Gaumont-British Film Corporation in 1933. Tudor Rose was his first film in which he designed and made wigs. Doctor Syn was his last film with Gaumont. Prison Without Bars was the first production in which he was in charge of make-up. He only applied himself to the craft of make-up, "an occupation that I did not really enjoy", to ensure he had a stable means of earning a living. During the Second World War, he joined the Metropolitan Police and served as a police officer.He met his future wife, Elizabeth Cooper, while he was studying singing at the Royal Academy of Music. He served in the army for two and a half years. The Natural History Museum was where he worked in a secret department headed by Charles Fraser-Smith, who createdexploding fountain pens and umbrellas which fired poison darts for use by undercover operatives. Ian Fleming bases 'Q' division in his James Bond novels on the activities he saw there, after taking an interest in that department's work. He was able to devote himself to music after being demobbed. In the old days of Grand Opera,


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texts: they used to have "in-between-the-acts" short pieces. In the interval, two or three people would come on and do some operas by Mozart, Dibden and Purcell.We traveled all around the country doing three operas a night. The English Opera Group understudyed Peter Pears and created the role of the Mayor in Albert Herring. It was during the first tour of the opera that the couple got married. During the summer months, he worked as a make-up artist to support his life as a singer, as he kept his hand in as a make-up artist in film. With the rise of broadcasting, and the fact that smaller opera clubs had spent all their money in 1951 for the Festival of Britain, several touring opera companies had to be wound up. In 1955, he had to make a choice. When he received a message that the English Opera Group wanted him to take part in a revival of Albert Herring, he was on location in Madrid for the film Mr. Arkadin.After promising to work on the film, he turned down the EOG job so he could finish his association with the group. He devoted himself to his career as a make-up artist because it was a more stable source of income. He would always remember his singing career for the thrill of appearing before a great gathering and hearing the thunder of the applause delivered to a sincere artist. He was an assistant to Phil Leakey on the production of Invitation to the Dance. They worked together on several films. It was Leakey who introduced <mask> to Hammer Films. Although he had a long and varied career in British films, he is most remembered for his work on the Hammer's horror films.When Leakey had his retainer cut by the company's associate producer, Anthony Nelson Keys, he left the company in disgust. The main effort to transform a Great Danes into the title character was barely a success and only appeared in the final cut. "To produce all the ravages of time and


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texts: debauchery, I felt that the final effect should be a cocktail of fatal diseases spreading rapidly across his body." During his travels as a crusading physician, he came into contact with a number of diseases, including typhus and typhoid. Over a decade later the American make-up artist, Dick Smith, consulted with the British make-up artist,<mask>, about the effect to create make-up to age the actor as a 103-year-old man in Little Big Man, and was to repeat the effect in Some of the studio's most celebrated images in films were created by <mask>. He was particularly proud of the make-up he created for The Curse of the Werewolf, which he claimed he didn't know was used in La Belle et la Bte.He got a copy of the script and spent weeks preparing before he was asked to do the job by Keys. Oliver Reed's gifts as an actor were perfect for the part and his powerful bone structure was just right for the appearance. He looks like a wolf when he is angry. The professional relationship that was to continue in several subsequent films was started by the Australian dental surgeon Phil Rasmussen, who gave useful advice about creating fangs for the werewolf make-up. The House That Dripped Blood, Asylum, and Tales from the Crypt are some of the horror films that he worked on. He worked on the Pink Panther series. <mask> died in England on January 10, 1995 at the age of 85.John Gay is the author of The Beggar's Opera. Benjamin Britten conducted the English Opera Group. The broadcast was recorded in 1948. The English Opera Group was conducted by Benjamin Britten. There was a live recording in the Theatre Royal. The man who changed his mind was released on a film. The Man Who Could Cheat Death is a film about a man who can cheat death.The Devil Rides Out, The House That Dripped Blood, Tales from the Crypt, and The Vault of Horror are some of the films that were released in

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title: Andrew Left

texts: <mask> is an activist, short seller, author and editor of the online investment newsletter Citron Research. <mask> publishes reports on firms that he claims are overvalued or engaged in fraud. <mask> has appeared on various media outlets to talk about his opinions on stocks and is known for advising investors on short selling. The New York Times called <mask> 'The Bounty Hunter of Wall Street'. <mask>'s announcement of a short on GameStop caused a short squeeze that has hurt him and other short sellers in the short term. There are allegations of pyramid schemes, ineffective products and accounting, and business frauds in 51 investigative reports against S&P 500 companies, as well as several Chinese companies. <mask> was banned for five years by the Hong Kong Market Misconduct Tribunal for revealing false or misleading information in connection with the publication of a research report on Chinese property developer Evergrande Group.Despite being sued by multiple companies for the reports he has released, <mask> claims he has never lost a case in the United States; the National Futures Association sanctioned <mask> and stated that he "made false and misleading statements to cheat, defraud or deceive a customer in violation of NFA compliance rules." <mask>'s report was correct, but his punishment was not withdrawn. <mask> was born in a suburb of Detroit and later moved with his family to Coral Springs, Florida. He was a member of the debate team and president of the Jewish youth group at Coral Springs High School. He attended Northeastern University. <mask>'s first job was at Universal Commodity Corp., a high-pressure commodities brokerage firm that hired salespeople to make cold calls and push "questionable investments." After 9 months with the company, the left quit.<mask>, along with every other former employee, was required to take an ethics-training course as part of the probe into the firm for making false statements to sell commodity futures contracts. <mask> made false and misleading statements to cheat, defraud or deceive a customer in violation of the National Futures Association's compliance rules. He started

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texts: short selling stocks because of his experience with Universal Commodity Corp. When the boiler rooms went out of business, <mask> started shorting stocks from bulletin-board scam in which people would send out email blasts saying, "Buy this stock now or you'll miss out." <mask> became president and CEO of Detour Media in 1999. He became the company's director in 1999. <mask> used his own research to publish free reports on firms that he felt were overvalued or engaged in fraud.He founded StockLemon.com in 2001. He has made money every year since he started short selling. He spoke at the Harvard Business School Investment Conference. StockLemon.com was started in 2001 by Citron Research Left. He changed the site's name to Citron Research in 2007. Left researches and short sells companies he believes to be engaged in fraud, have been promoted, or have been overpriced by the stock market. The average share-price decline in the year after Left's report was released was 42 percent, according to an analysis by the Wall Street Journal.The data from S&P Capital IQ shows that 90 of the shares were lower one year later. Left published an article about a company called GTX Global. California's anti-SLAPP statutes cover writings about publicly traded companies as matters of public interest, which is why the case was dismissed in 2007. Home Solutions was not transparent about its relationship with American Renaissance according to a report released by Left in 2008. Home Solutions lent money to American Renaissance. Home Solutions' stock plummeted as a result of Left's research. Left published reports about incorrect labeling of Acthar's ingredients.Left criticized the new company for continued misdeeds when it was acquired by Mallinckrodt. Several of Left's reports have become highly publicized, including a 2012 report on the legality of operations by Nu Skin Enterprises, and a 2015 report on Valeant Pharmaceuticals bringing attention to inflated sales. In October 2015, The Globe and Mail of Toronto quoted the CEO of 5i Research Inc as saying that they were able to spin existing facts into a horrible scenario. Their job as a company

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