title: Foster Brooks

texts: <mask> was an American actor and comedian best known for his portrayal of a lovable drunk in nightclub performances and television programs. Early life was born in Louisville, Kentucky on May 11, 1912. He had many brothers. He began his career in radio with WHAS in Louisville. He had a deep voice and was well-suited for singing. He was featured on emergency broadcasts from Nashville, Tennessee and WHAS in Louisville, Kentucky, for his reporting on the Ohio River flood of 1937. A spoof of Gene Autry's "Singing Cowboys" appeared on local TV in 1952.He moved to the West Coast to launch a career as a stand-up comic and character actor after working as a radio and TV personality. The Hi-Hatters are a country and western vocal group. In 1960, <mask> and his family moved to Los Angeles to find more professional opportunities. He appeared in a number of television comedies. Christmas mail and phone books were delivered by the man. He was a security guard for the Dodgers. On the Steve Allen Show of the 1960s, Allen introduced him as an important movie producer.He was fooling some of the other guests when he stumbled on stage. The executive in charge of editing movies for television was claimed to be <mask>. He said the movie The Three Commandments was his biggest success. The character claimed to have invented the idea of removing clips from the movies. Dennis James, a game show icon and television personality, took his friend <mask> to a charity golf tournament in 1969 and introduced him to his friend and good friend, singer Perry Como, who in turn gave the comedian his major break. The Las Vegas hotel was chosen by Como to open for him. When the hotel's owners objected to Como's choice due to their age and lack of fame, they acquiesced.The hit was instantaneous. He made his first appearance on The Tonight Show. In

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texts: whiskey-soaked persona on The High Chaparral the following year. Dean Martin was asked to join a play about alcoholism. He claimed he and Martin were charter members of the Hall of Fame. In the 70s, he was a celebrity panelist on the game shows Hollywood Squares and Match Game, and in 1979 he was a bank clerk in the film The Villain. By the 1980s, public acceptability of alcoholics and public drunkenness had changed.Cannonball Run II features comedians Sid Caesar and Louis Nye as fishermen in a rowboat. He had a recurring role on the show. His name was on a golf tournament. He was a Shriner and member of the Al Malaikah Shriners. He made appearances on TV shows in which he demonstrated his singing voice. Zsa Zsa Gabor hosted the celebrity roast in Las Vegas. The cartoon network show Space Ghost Coast to Coast referred to him as a legacy.He was in a scene that was cut before being aired, but it was included in the Space Ghost Coast to Coast volume 3 DVD release. "Paperboy 2000" is an episode of Get a Life. On the March 1, 2010, episode of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart referred to Senator Whitehouse's mispronunciation of a constituent's name by saying, "It's not supposed to end on a FosterBrooks hiccup." He was mentioned in a song. He had a son, F. Richard, and three daughters, JoAnn,Patricia, and Diane, who died in infancy. In 1950, <mask> and Loretta divorced. He had two daughters with the woman he married that same year.Tom was a well-known entertainer in Louisville. "Cactus", a hayseed character and sidekick to Randy Atcher on T-Bar-V Ranch and Hayloft Hoedown, was an off-screen commentator on WHAS-TV for many years in the 1950s and 1960s. He died of heart failure at his Encino, California, home on December 20, 2001. He passed away at the age of 89 years old. There is a list of people from the Louisville


title: Harry Longueville Jones

texts: The leading founding member of the Cambrian Archaeological Association was <mask>. <mask> was the great-grandson of Sir Thomas Longueville who died in 1759. The Longuevilles could trace their ancestry back to the Plantagenets. Sir <mask> came to live at Echlusham Hall with his wife. Maria Margretta was the sole heir to the Longueville estates. He changed his name to <mask> after his marriage. <mask> was killed in a battle and was buried in a church.Their son Edward married Charlotte Elizabeth Stevens, and their son <mask> <mask> was born in London. He attended a private school. He had close ties with the Longueville and <mask> families of Penyllan and Llanforda Hall. He had contacts which would prove useful to him in later life. <mask> <mask> of Tower, near Mold, created a soft ground etching. He graduated from Magdalene College after moving from St. John's College, Cambridge. M.A. was given to the 31st Wrangler in 1828.In the year 1832. He was elected fellow of his college, held the offices of lecturer and dean, and took holy orders, but did not seek any further clerical preference. After marrying the second daughter of Robert Plowden Weston, he gave up his fellowship at Magdalene College. He was still an undergrad at Cambridge when he was developing his talents as an artist. Charles published "Illustrations of the Natural Scenery of the Snowdonian Mountains: Accompanied by a Description, Topographical and Historical of the County of Caernarvon" in the year after he graduated. The impressive and detailed two volume Memorials of Cambridge, with Historical and Descriptive Accounts was published in 1841 by <mask> and Thomas Wright. The views of the Cambridge Colleges were taken from a number of sources and were engraved by John Le Keux.He left Cambridge to work for the Paris publisher Galignanis after working as a journalist in Paris. The reasons for doing this have never been fully explained.

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title: Harry Longueville Jones

texts: He notes that his mother and nephew were both buried at Versailles and that it has been suggested that his mother's ancestry was partly French. He moved in literary circles in Paris because of his literary ambitions. William Thackeray referred to <mask> <mask> as an excellent, worthy and accomplished fellow in his diaries, particularly gifted in art and pencil drawing. The greatest impact on <mask> <mask> was made by the French novelist Prosper Mérimée. The firstInspecteur général des Monuments historiques was appointed in 1834.The volume of essays he published shortly before his death in 1870 were originally published in the Edinburgh Review. The discussion of contemporary French 'Gothic' domestic architecture compared it to trends in England, as well as contemporary art in France, Belgium and Switzerland, and the contribution of French Benedictine philosophers and historical writers. The International New York Herald Tribune was the publisher of the "Messenger", a long list of English novelists including Sir Walter Scott. <mask> <mask> lived in Paris and returned to England frequently. He read five papers to the Manchester Statistical Society who were interested in promoting a University College in Manchester that would be part of the University of London. The plan of a University for the town of Manchester was published in 1836. The suggestion was not acted upon, but on <mask>'s return from France he started a college of his own in Manchester, which was abandoned shortly afterwards, though it prepared the way for the establishment of Owen's College.After moving to Beaumaris, <mask>-<mask> began his survey of the antiquities of the Isle of Anglesey. He was to contribute three papers to the British Archaeological Association. They were titled "Medieval Antiquites of Anglesey", "Remarks on some of the churches of Anglesey" and "Cromlechs". He was to submit two papers on theMedieval

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texts: Ecclesiastical Architecture of Paris, based on his work in revising Galignani's Paris Guide. The British Archaeological Association did not agree with the idea of forming a separate Welsh section. The successful campaign to unite the see of Bishop of Bangor and St Asaph was led between 1843 and 1847 by the scholarly Edward Herbert, 2nd Earl of Powis Earl of Powis. Funding for a new Diocese of Manchester was intended to be provided by this.<mask> <mask> met the Rev. during the campaign. Their interest in Welsh history, literature and antiquity led to their production of the first number of the periodical which was called Archaeologia Cambrensis. The expression of a desire for the establishment of an association to study Welsh archaeology was caused by the publication. The Cambrian Archological Association was founded after <mask>-<mask> organised a meeting at Aberystwith. He was inspector for national schools in Wales when he resigned as editor. <mask> was the editor of 'Archaeologia Cambrensis' until his death in 1875. It has many articles by him and engravings of his drawings.In 1849 <mask> was appointed Inspector for schools in Wales in the Privy Council Office. His work was reduced by the appointment of an assistant and a separate inspector. Ill-health forced his retirement. He died in London on November 16, 1870. The plan of a University for the town of Manchester is accompanied by a description of the County of Carnarvon. The essays and papers on literary and historical subjects were written by him and Thomas Wright and were published by the engraver John Le Keux. Writing a Small Nation's Past: Wales in Comparative Perspective was written by Evans N and Pryce H.The neglected case of a Victorian H.M.I. was discussed in the Welsh History Review. The Cambrian Archaeological Association includes people from St John's College, Cambridge Alumni of Magdalene College, and the 19th-century Welsh

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title: Marion Raven

texts: In Norway, she is known as the singer and songwriter MARION EARLY. M2M ceased performing together in 2002. Her solo debut album, Here I Am, was released by Atlantic Records in 2005. The songs on her debut album were re-released in 2007, along with a few new songs, on an album called Set Me Free. Songs from a Blackbird was released in Norway on April 8, 2013). Other artists have also had tracks written by <mask>. The Norwegian version of Tangled has her voice in it.Her father is a teacher and she was born in Lrenskog, Norway. Her siblings are an older brother and two younger sisters. Her stage name was adopted as her trademark raven logo. She used to write lyrics for the songs she sang. At the age of 5, she joined the choir in the local church. She went on to be a part of the St. Laurentius choir, which has many historical links in Lrenskog, and is still being run by her vocal coach for several years. By the time she was eight, she was playing the piano and taking piano lessons.She performed ballet on stage while attending ballet lessons. She acted in the musical "Sound of Music" in 1993. She recorded a children's musical titled, "Vettene Vinner", with the musical group, "Vettene", meaning "small troll that protect nature", and was part of the group's


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title: Marion Raven

texts: internationally. She promoted the album with a tour after all three singles were successful in the Asian region. On August 10, 2005, the album was released in <mask>'s home country. 6.In early 2006 it was announced that <mask> quit her contract with Atlantic Records due to artistic differences. Her management 10th Street Entertainment created an independent label called Eleven Seven Music. The lead single from Meat Loaf's tenth studio album Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose was "It's All Coming Back to Me Now". The track peaked at No. In Germany and the United Kingdom, 1 reached the top ten. In February 2007, <mask> Sixx. She toured around The Netherlands, Germany and the United Kingdom in order to promote her album. After performing in British schools, <mask> embarked on another promotional tour across the UK. She was a supporting act on Pink's I'm Not Dead Tour in Germany. The album was released in June of 2007, with two singles; "Falling Away" and a re-release of her previous single "Break You" from her Norwegian debut album. The song "Saints of Los Angeles" is a song by American heavy metal band Mtley Cre. She became a panellist judge on the Norwegian version of The X Factor in 2010.Due to internal issues with her record label Eleven Seven

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title: Marion Raven

texts: Music, <mask>'s third studio album Nevermore was never released. The two singles "Flesh And Bone" and "Found Someone" were released in Sweden. The single "Colors Turn to Grey" was released in March 2012 and she stated in October 2012 that she was working on a new album. "The Minute" from her second album Songs from a Blackbird was released in Norway on 5 April. Songs from a Blackbird was her first album in eight years. There are 3 in Norway. The album was further promoted with a third single, "Driving", and a Norwegian Tour in 2013).The international version of Songs from a Blackbird was released in August and October of last year. There is a mixture of Norwegian and new songs. There is a Scandal Vol. 1 and a Scandal Vol. 2. 2. For Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Australia, it was released physically, whereas the worldwide, including Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Australia, it was only released via the iTunes Store. The Scandal Vol. 2014–2018. There is a Scandal Vol. 1 and a Scandal Vol. 2.After signing with Sony Music,<mask> announced plans to record her third studio album. The album's title was later announced as Scandal, and the album was divided into two parts. Scandal Vol. 1 was released on September 22, 2014). 2 was released on February 2,

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Maria Arredondo is a Norwegian pop singer."Pointless Relationship" is on the album Whatever Will Be. The songs "Disconnected" and "Jack" were used for the albums Speak and Turn It Up. "Forgot His Name" was recorded for the X Factor Norway series. A music video for the song "It's Not Over" is available. The song "In Spite of Me" was covered by Swedish pop-rock singer Erik Grnwall for his second album Somewhere Between a Rock and a Hard Place. In the Norwegian version of Disney's movie Tangled, she voiced the role of Rapunzel. The role of Poppy was voiced by <mask> in the Norwegian version of the movie.The play Les Misérables will premiere in Norway on September 8 at the Hotel Folketeateret. For the Norwegian version of the animated TV Series, she reprised her role as Rapunzel. The album Here I Am was nominated for the Nordic Music Award. At the MTV Europe Music Awards, <mask> was nominated for the Best Norwegian Act. At the "Musik Fach-Awards" in 2015, <mask> was nominated in the category of "Album of the Year" and performed an acoustic version of her single "The Minute" during the ceremony. <mask> performed in a charity concert in

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texts: Singapore in 2005. The Norwegian Salvation Army, Lillestrm Charity Concert and the Pink ribbon Show were performed by <mask>.A benefit show was held in Reduit to raise funds for Africa. The 2006 winner of "IDOL Norway", Aleksander Denstad With, was present at the Norwegian "IDOL Gives Back" show. Discography studio albums Singles Other appearances References External links 1984 births Living people Women post-grunge singers Norwegian songwriters Norwegian voice actresses Pop punk singers Neverland Express members People from Lrenskog Atlantic Records artists Norwegian multi-instrumentalists English-language singers from Norway


title: Jaime C. Laya

texts: <mask> was the first Secretary of the Department of Budget and Management in the Republic of the Philippines, serving from 1978 to 1981. He was the 5th governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines from 1981 to 1984 and later served as the Minister of Education, Culture and Sports from 1984 until 1986. The election that made former President Ferdinand Marcos have his third term and the assassination of the late Senator Benigno S. Aquino Jr. stimulated the People Power Revolution of 1986. Between his political appointments to key government departments during the Marcos dictatorship, <mask> also served as the first Action Officer of the Intramuros Administration. His work in cultural administration continued after he became Chairman of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts in 2001. He was the Dean of the College of Business Administration. The University of the Philippines Diliman has a business school.Born to <mask> <mask>, a noted author and Silvina <mask>, an educationalist who founded the Philippine publishing house, Kayumanggi Press. <mask> graduated magna cum laude with a degree in business administration from the University of the Philippines Diliman in 1957. He obtained a master's degree in industrial management from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He graduated with a degree in finance from the graduate school of business at the university. He was married to a woman who died during an earthquake. After graduating from UP in 1957, <mask> began teaching accounting, economics, and management courses. He placed eighth in the CPA examination at the age of 18.Laya worked in various government agencies. He was the director of graduate studies at the University of the Philippines Diliman College of Business Administration. The dean of the school from 1968 to 1975 was <mask> E.A. There is a person named Virata. He was the Central Bank Governor from 1981 to 1984 and the Minister of Education, Culture and Sports from 1984 to 1986. The National Commission of Culture and Arts was chaired by him from 1996 to 2001. He is a

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texts: member of the Opera Guild of the Philippines.<mask> was one of the trustees of the Cultural Center of the Philippines. After retiring from public office in 1986, Laya established J.C. Laya and Co., which is now known as R.G. He retired as chairman of the firm in 2004. In 2003 he was the chairman and president of the Association of Certified Public Accounts in Public Practice. He is the chairman of Philtrust Bank and several other companies. Laya is a Director for Victorias Milling Company, Inc., Philippine AXA Life Insurance Company, Manila Polo Club, GMA Network, Inc., Philippine Ratings Services Corporation, the Philippines-Mexico Business Council, and the Philippines-Spain Business Council. He is a Trustee of De La Salle University Manila, St. Paul University Manila, the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, the Yuchengco Museum, the Heart Foundation of the Philippines, Inc., and the Fundacion Santiago.<mask> was the president of the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Council from 1985 to 1986 and chairman of the Ad Hoc Working Group on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting of the United Nations Center on Transnational Corporations from 1980 to 1983. He chaired the Philippine delegations to the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the Southeast Asian Central Banks Association, and the United Nations Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization. There are books and publications by the following people: Luciano P.R. and Esperanza B. Gatbonton. "And Life Goes On: Memoirs of Purita Kalaw-Ledesma" was co-authored with Purita Kalaw Ledesma. The book was edited by Ramon E.S. Herencia - A Legacy of Art and Progress: The Bank of the Philippine Islands Collection is a co-authored book. Hidden Treasures: Simple Pleasures was edited by Nicanor G. Tiongson.In Dialogue: The Economic Managers of the Marcos Administration is co-authored with Placido L. Mapa. There are references to Secretaries of Budget and Management of the Philippines, Secretaries of Education of the Philippines, and cabinet members of the Marcos

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title: Anne Wood

texts: <mask> is an English children's television producer, responsible for creating shows such as Teletubbies with Andrew Davenport. She is the creator of Rosie and Jim. She received the Eleanor Farjeon Award. She was born in Spennymoor, County Durham, England, and grew up in Tudhoe colliey, a small coal-mining village nearby. She qualified as a secondary school teacher through the Bingley Training College in Yorkshire and took up her first teaching post back home in Spennymoor. She was a teacher at Hollyfield Road Secondary School when she was married to <mask>. <mask> became an early pioneer of a children's paperback book club scheme for schools when she was a child.She was the editor of the Children's Book Club at the time she retired from teaching. She was interested in how books and children's development could be brought together when the <mask> family moved to Byfleet. In 1965, she founded and edited a quarterly magazine for parents, teachers and librarians called Books for Your Children. The magazine received a small grant from the UK Arts Council. The Federation of Children's Book Groups was set up by <mask> in 1969 to promote children's books. The Eleanor Farjeon Award was given to <mask> in 1969 for her contribution to the promotion of children's books. The Puzzle Party was hosted by Gyles Brandreth and featured Gnigel the Gnu Yorkshire Television, a programme aimed at stimulating children's interest in books.Stephen Moore

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texts: and Tom Baker were hosts. The winner of the Children's BAFTA in 1979 and 1982. Prix Jeunesse was won in 1980. The children's books by Jean Kenward were the basis for the Ragdolly Anna series. The ragdoll was brought to life with innovative technology. Pat Coombs was the owner of the ragdoll. TV-AM has a head of children's programmes.The Spectacular Shedvision Show introduced a character called Roland Rat. The series saved the breakfast television service. The audience went from 100,000 to 1.8 million. In addition to Rat on the Road, <mask> produced six more series, including Winter Wonderland, which was filmed in Switzerland, and Rat on the Road II, which was filmed in Hong Kong. Rub-a-Dub-Tub is a magazine-style one-hour programme for very young children. February 1983 was when it began transmission. <mask> founded her own children's television production company in 1984.Pob and Friends and Pob Goes to Hospital were special videos produced for Channel 4. The first sponsored children's programme was shown on British television. It was boom! The innovative programme series was created to give special needs children a programme of equal status. Rosie and Jim were on ITV from 1990 to 2000 and Open a Door from 1994 to 2003 and Teletubbies from 1997 to 2001. The Japan Prize for UK episode "Laura and Barry" won a gold medal in the Children's Special Category of the New York Festivals Television programming and promotion

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title: Eric Metaxas

texts: <mask> is an American Christian author, speaker, and conservative radio host. He has written biographies about three people, including William Wilberforce and the Heroic Campaign to End Slavery. He has written children's books. The <mask> Show and "Socrates in the City: Conversations on the Examined Life" are hosted by <mask>. <mask> was born in the New York City neighborhood of Queens and grew up in Connecticut. He graduated from Yale University with a degree in English. The nation's oldest college humor magazine was edited by him.<mask> lives in Manhattan with his family. He was raised in a Greek Orthodox environment and is Greek on his father's side and German on his mother's side. <mask> was raised in the Greek Orthodox Church and while he has not formally left it, he attended the Episcopal church. He is now a member of Central Presbyterian Church. <mask> uses the words of C.S. to describe himself as a "Mere Christian". Lewis. His books don't touch upon anything where Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox Christians differ.From a basic, ecumenical Christian viewpoint, they express the basics of the faith. They only discuss the Christian faith because they have an agreement on it. The political power structures that emerged from the medieval Catholic Church were criticized by Martin Luther in his book. It's Time to Sleep, My Love is an illustrated children's book that was written by <mask>. More than twenty-five languages have been translated into his books. If You Can Keep It: The Forgotten Promise of American Liberty and Miracles is a New York Times best-selling book. The companion book to the 2006 film was <mask>'s biography of William Wilberforce.The 2010 Evangelical Christian Publishers Association Christian Book of the Year was Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy. Bonhoeffer is a New York Times best seller. The John C. Pollock Award for Christian Biography was won by it. <mask>'s book is popular among evangelical Christians in

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texts: the United States, but has been criticized by scholars as unhistorical, theologically weak, and naive. Richard Weikart, a professor of German history and Bonhoeffer scholar, credits his "engaging writing style" but claims <mask> has a lack of intellectual background to interpret Bonhoeffer properly. The biography was criticized by two scholars. <mask>' book has been praised by popular magazines as a "weighty, riveting analysis of the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer" which "brings Bonhoeffer and other characters to vivid life".Martin Luther: The Man Who Rediscovered God and Changed the World became a best-selling book in January 2019. Martin Luther has not been received well by historians. Carlos Eire wrote that the book was full of overblown claims and accused <mask> of doing naive Whig history, portraying Luther as a titanic figure who single-handedly slays the dragon of the Dark Ages. According to a Catholic church historian, <mask> ignored more than a century of scholarship on Luther in order to write a "sweeping and largely uncritical endorsement for Martin Luther." In order to reach his conclusions, <mask> needs to misunderstand, denigrate, and then caricature centuries of human effort and achievement in language that is casual and often flippant. The sequel to Seven Men is called Seven More Men. Is Atheism Dead? is a response to the 1966 TIME cover Is God Dead?The New York Times, Atlantic Monthly, and The Wall Street Journal have published other writing. Metaxas supports Donald Trump. Two children's books called Donald builds the wall and Donald Drains the swamp were published by Metaxas in 2019. An angry little girl who looks a little bit like AOC and an angry, crazy old man are some of the characters in the book. In an interview with Franklin Graham, Metaxas said that "screaming protesters to Trump were almost demonic". Metaxas punched a protester in the back of the head after leaving a speech at the White House. The protester had been

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texts: menacing for a long time according to Metaxas.The protester said that he gave Metaxas no reason to attack. The protester wanted to press charges against Metaxas. <mask> predicted that Donald Trump would be inaugurated after endorsing his claim that the election was rigged. Many people will go to jail for trying to throw a presidential election. Trump was told on Metaxas's radio show that "Jesus is with us in this fight" to overturn the 2020 election. <mask> said he would be happy to die in the fight. <mask> told his followers not to get the vaccine in 2021.The <mask> Show began broadcasting from the Empire State Building in New York in April of 2015. The show is syndicated. Notable guests recently include Dick Cavett, David Brooks, N. T. Wright, Peter Hitchens, Andrew Garfield, Maria Butina, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Tony Shal. The founder and host of a New York City event series called "Socrates in the City: Conversations on the Examined Life" is Metaxas. Francis Collins, Malcolm Gladwell, Sir John Polkinghorne, Richard John Neuhaus, Dick Cavett, and Jean Bethke Elshtain have all been guests. BreakPoint radio commentaries were written for former Nixon aide and Prison Fellowship founder Charles "Chuck" Colson. Metaxas and John Stonestreet became the voice of BreakPoint after Colson's death.The keynote speaker at the 2012 National Prayer Breakfast was <mask>. He testified before Congress about the rise of anti-Semitism in the U.S. and abroad, and he spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference about the issue of Religious Freedom. The Human Life Review's Defender of Life Award was given to Metaxas. Metaxas received degrees from Liberty University, Ohio Christian University, and Colorado Christian University. References External links 1963 births American children's writers American Christian writers American columnists American magazine writers American people of German descent American people of Greek descent American religious

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title: Jeongjo of Joseon

texts: The 22nd ruler of the Joseon Dynasty was called <mask> the Great. He tried to reform and improve the nation after succeeding his grandfather. He was the son of Crown Prince Sado, who was put to death by his own father, King Yeongjo, and the daughter of the ill-fated Crown Princess of Korea. Crown Prince Uiso died in infancy. His mother's collection of memoirs is a significant source of historical information on the politics of King Yeongjo, his father-in-law, King <mask>, and King Sunjo. Sado's father, Crown Prince Sado, was executed by King Yeongjo after long conflicts and Sado's years of mental illness. Sado was against the Noron party.He hated the parties of Joseon. King Yeongjo refused to allow Yi San to visit Sado's living quarter. He didn't want to go to Crown Prince Sado's funeral. Yi San was adopted by the order of King Yeongjo on February 21, 1764. Crown Prince Sado was the elder half-brother of the Crown Prince. The crown prince had died when he was a child. King Yeongjo worried that Yi San, who was Sado's son and successor, would be opposed and made him a part of the family.The claim that Yi San was ineligible to succeed the throne because he was the 'Son of a prisoner' was protested by the Noron group. This was a major source of vexation for King Yeongjo. The path of succession for his half-brothers Prince Eunjeon, Prince Euneon and, Prince Eunshin was opened after Noron tried to deport him for his relation to Crown Prince Sado. The adopted son of Princess Hwawan was among them. Hong Guk-yeong, a controversial politician who toiled to improve the

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title: Jeongjo of Joseon

texts: king's power but ended up being expelled because of his desire for power, met King <mask> when he was the Crown Prince. Even though Kim was a member of Noron, he was one of the helpers. King Yeongjo's regent was appointed one year before his death.King Yeongjo did not give him military power. Yeongjo was crowned King on 10 March 1776. He chose his spouse after his coronation. He told his officials that he is the son of a man who was executed by the former king. He tried to feel the same with his people. He had a great drought during his second year. Like the people, he did a rainmaking ritual for his people and used Tangpyeong method.He said that the method was great. He tried to get rid of all the parties that were involved in his father's death. On the first day of the reign, <mask> spent most of his time trying to clear his father's name. He moved the court to Suwon to be closer to his father's grave. Hwaseong Fortress was built to protect the tomb. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Some of his officials were against him.Hong Guk-yeong and others helped him overcome. Since his father was supposed to be the King before him, he issued a royal decree that his mother be the Queen. She was the widow of Crown Prince Sado. King <mask> overcame many turbulent periods thanks to the help of Hong Guk-yeong, Kim Chong-su. In 1776, Hong Sang-beom, Hong Kye-neung and other members of Noron tried to stage a military coup. He personally arrested his assassins after fighting the rebels in the royal palace. Hong Sang-beom, Hong Kye-neung, Prince Eunjeon, Hong In-han, and

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title: Jeongjo of Joseon

texts: Chung Hu-kyom were put to death.The impeachment of Hong Guk-Young failed because it concentrated the political power to single family. The King's royal bodyguards were built in 1785. Before In 1782, some officers were organized into the unit of Changyongyeong after being selected by a competitive examination. The Naekeunwe, royal bodyguards of Joseon dynasties, were created in 1407. He created Changyonegyeong because he distrusted the Naekeumwi. The policy of Yeongjo's Tangpyeong rule halted the new renaissance of the Joseon Dynasty. He tried to control the politics of the nation.He established Kyujanggak, a royal library. The primary purpose of Kyujanggak was to improve the cultural and political stance of Joseon and to recruit gifted officers to help run the nation. Some government positions were opened for people who were previously barred because of their social status. He had some knowledge of Neo-Confucianism. One of the King's gentlemen, Kim Jong-su, became a great father and a great teacher for the king. He read a lot of books. Many Silhak scholars supported the regal power of Jeongjo, including Scholars Je-ga and Yu Deuk-gong.His reign saw the growth of Joseon's popular culture. The background checks and balances of the royal authority were strengthened when <mask> was selected for the Soron and Namin party. He personally taught composition to some bureaucrats and intellectuals who were against new fashions in Korean writing. According to Chae Je-gong, the people are hard to sell. Shinhae Tonggong was used to help people sell things. The Gumnanjeonguoun


title: Jeongjo of Joseon

texts: allowed some sellers in South Korea to have exclusive access. He arranged for the marriage of his second son and successor Sunjo of Joseon to Lady Kim of the Andong clan, but he did not live to see it.Without seeing much of his life's work come to fruition under his son, Sunjo, <mask> died suddenly at the age of 47. There are many books about his death, and the cause of his death continues even today. He is buried with his wife in the city of Hwaseong. The Bannam Park clan has a Royal Noble Consort Su of the Bannam Park clan. No issue for the Royal Noble Consort Hwa of the Namwon Yun clan. Kim Yong-gun starred in the MBC TV series 500 Years of Joseon Dynasty: Pa Mun. Hong Guk-yeong was a 2001 MBC TV series.The MBC TV series Lee San, Wind of the Palace was filmed in 2007. Ahn Nae-sang was portrayed in the TV series Conspiracy in the Court. Kim Sang-joong and Park Gun-tae were involved in an attempt to assassinate King <mask>. In the 2008 SBS TV series Painter of the Wind, Bae Soo-bin was Portrayed. The film Portrait of a Beauty was released in 2008. Jo Sung-ha played the role in the TV series. The series Warrior Baek Dong-soo was filmed in 2011.The film was written and directed by Hyun Bin. Portrayed were Lee Je-hoon, Kim Woo-suk, and Kim Dan-yool. Portrayed by Go Woo-rim. The film was written and directed by So Ji-sub. In the MBC TV series The Red Sleeve, Lee Jun-ho and Lee Joo-won were Portrayed. There are external links to the official website of Hwaseong Fortress. 1–6.www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt1s17p7t.7 18th-century Korean monarchs had 1752 births and 1800


title: Karl-Heinz Schnell

texts: The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to <mask> during World War II. It was a measure of skill and success for the fighter pilots. In over 500 combat missions, <mask> was credited with 72 aerial victories. Lieutenant Karl-Heinz 'Bubi' <mask> was assigned to the 71st Fighter Wing at the start of the war. On 1 November 1939 he was transferred to the newly formed 3./JG 20 which was also part of an independent fighter-group. The opening of the campaign in the west resulted in little aerial opposition covering the advance into Holland and Belgium. The focus was on the breakthrough to the south.It was only on the day that the unit was transferred to airfields at Ghent that he got his first victory. The rest of the French campaign was very quiet as JG 51 pushed west down the French coast. JG 51 and I./JG 20 were left on overwatch on the English Channel, as most other fighter units were sent home to rest. Over the next few weeks, it yielded three more victories for Schnell. During July and August, there was a period of leave. I. Gruppe was changed to III on July 4. There is a pile of JG 51.In consequence, 3. The 9 became the Staffel of JG 20. The staffel of JG 51. As the battle neared its climax, he set about making up for lost time, doubling his score to eight in the next busy fortnight as well as earning a promotion to Oberleutnant. On September 30, 1940, the squadron leader was named Staffelkapitn. The staffel of JG 51. He replaced Arnold Lignitz who was given command III.The JG 54th Fighter Wing has agruppe of Jagdgeschwader 54. He crashed into the sea after his engine failed. He was saved by the Seenotdienst air-sea rescue service. After that, it was obvious that the battle could not be won. His unit was withdrawn to the Reich in May 1941 after only nine months on the Channel front. After a

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title: Karl-Heinz Schnell

texts: short lay-over, it was transferred to air bases east of Warsaw for the invasion of the Soviet Union. On 24 June, <mask> claimed his first aerial victories, downing seven bombers in three missions, making him an "ace-in-a-day" for the first time.<mask>'s tally had risen to 22 by the time JG 51 had claimed 1000 victories in the war. By the end of July, <mask> was one of the leading scorers in III./JG 51. He was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on August 1st, becoming the fourth in his Gruppe to be so honoured. When JG 51's collective total reached 2000 victories on 7 September with the Battle of Smolensk raging, <mask>'s personal score had risen to 38. As the weather worsened, his unit fought in the encirclement of Kiev and then in the attack on Moscow. He was shot down in his Bf109 F-2 on August 20. He was wounded in the encounter and transferred to a training unit based in France.Command of 9. Staffel was given to Oberleutnant Schlitzer. In May 1942, <mask> was transferred to the Stab of III. He was transferred to II. Gruppe. The commander of 5 was Oberleutnant Hans Strelow. On May 22, Staffel was shot down behind enemy lines, and on June 1, <mask> was given command of the Staffel.There were periods of intense air activity as the Soviets staged offensives to distract and draw off support from their collapsing southern front. He claimed seven in one day to take him to 52 victories. He won six more on 2 August to take his score to 58 victories. He was promoted to captain on August 8th, succeeding Richard Leppla, who had been severely injured. He was based west of Moscow and immediately began to fight for air superiority over the Rzhev salient. Forced to bail out twice in the month, he later noted: "As I was swinging down in my parachute in a wonderful stillness, I thought of those at home."

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title: Karl-Heinz Schnell

texts: My parents had their Sunday morning coffee by that time.Combat opportunities were limited after his 65th victory because of the administrative duties of command. He was awarded the German Cross in Gold on 10 October 1942 and oversaw the unit's transition onto the new Fw 190A fighter in November. On 17 January 1943, in a take-off accident, Karl-Gottfried Nordmann's plane collided with that of I./JG 51 Kommandeur Rudolf Busch, killing the latter. He refused to fly combat missions again because he was so traumatised by the incident. This gave him the chance to pick up another half-dozen victories over the next few months, as the German Army finally withdrew from in front of Moscow. There was a lull over the central front in June 1943. He was recalled to Germany because of his wounds or his criticism of the High Command.On June 5th, <mask> took command of the pilot-training unit. He was temporarily replaced by Herbert Wehnelt. The event took place on 26 June. After the invasion of Sicily, he was transferred to the Mediterranean theatre, where he was temporarily in charge of II./JG 53. In his two-month stay, he scored no victories, but oversaw the unit's retreat from the toe of Italy, past Naples and Rome, onto Lucca in Tuscany, as the Western Allies prepared to storm onto mainland Europe. On 24 September 1943, with Michalski's return, <mask> was recalled to I./JG 106. He was in exile for the next year after being promoted to Major.The last year of the war was when many of his peers were left in meat-grinders. In August 1944 he was given the command of the JG 102 training unit. He was in the hospital with his injuries. After answering Johannes Steinhoff's call to join Adolf Galland's band of elite'malcontents' in JV 44, <mask> was finally drawn back to a front-line unit. He was in charge of airfield

masks: Schnell Schnell Schnell


title: Karl-Heinz Schnell

texts: infrastructure until the end of the war. One of his last duties was to dispatch his CO, Heinz Br, from their final air base in Salzburg, Austria, to the nearby American forces to get their surrender instructions. According to Spick, <mask> was credited with 72 aerial victories in over 500 combat missions.There were 11 claimed over the Western Allies and 61 over the Eastern Front. Records for 68 aerial victory claims were found in the German Federal Archives by Matthews and Foreman. There were aerial victories over the Western Allies and the Eastern Front. For example, "PQ 47554" was a map-reference for victory claims. All of Europe, western Russia and North Africa were covered by the Luftwaffe grid map, which was composed of rectangles measuring 15 minutes of latitude by 30 minutes of longitude. A location area of 3  4 km was given to the 36 smaller units. On 1 August 1941, the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was given as Oberleutnant and Staffelkapitn.Bf109 is the number of the Russian Front. John Weal wrote "Osprey Publishing". Focke-Wulf Fw 190 was a part of the Russian Front. Osprey Publishing is located in London, UK. Aviation Elite Units #25: Jagdgeschwader 53 "Pik-As". Osprey Publishing is located in Oxford. There are external links.The title is "Ciel de Gloire". JG51 is at www.cieldegloire.com. The article was published on 24 November 2011. The Luftwaffe, 1933-45, was published on 7 January. JG20. http://www.ww2.dk/air/jagd/jg20.htm The article was published on 30 August."The Luftwaffe, 1933-45". The name is JG51. http://www.ww2.dk/air/jagd/jg51.htm The article was published on 30 August. "The Luftwaffe, 1933-45". The name is JG53. http://www.ww2.dk/air/jagd/jg53.htmThe article was published on 30 August. The Gold German Cross Recipients of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross were killed in


title: Doug Hawkins

texts: A former Australian Rules footballer who played in the Australian Football League, <mask>, was born on May 5, 1960. He ran for the Senate in the Australian federal election as a member of the Palmer United Party. Competition rules in effect prior to the adoption of a national draft dictated that <mask>' rights were 'zoned' to his suburb, even though he was a supporter of North Melbourne in his youth. He made his VFL debut for Footscray as a teenager. In the first round of the 1978 football season, Footscray <mask> made his debut against the team he grew up cheering for, the North Melbourne Kangaroos, he recorded 7 disposals and a goal. He played 18 games in his debut season and recorded 241 disposals and 11 goals. He kicked 17 goals in his second season.At the team's home ground, the Western Oval, the outer wing of the ground was named the "<mask> Wing" because he began to make a name for himself as one of the finest wingers the game has ever seen. For the first time in his career, <mask> made the VFL team of the year in 1984 and he kicked 9 goals. His best individual season came in 1985, when he won the Charles Sutton Medal, his first and only best and fairest award of his career. In 1985 he racked up 531 disposals and 7 goals. He made the VFL team of the year for the second year in a row. He captained the club from 1990 to 1993 and was a small

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title: Doug Hawkins

texts: style is "text-align:center" and it was published in 1994. The style is "text-align:center" and was published in 1995.colspan is a career 350! 222! 172! 3962! 2487! 6454!1563! 202! 0.6 0.25! 11.3 7.1 18.4!4.5 He won the club best and fairest award in 1985 and was named in the team of the year in 1984 and 1986. He was awarded a life membership in 1993 after reaching 300 senior games. He was one of the torchbearers for the 2000 Olympic Games and was awarded Father of the Year in 1998. The Team of the Century was announced in 2002 and <mask> was named the vice-captain. He was a member of the Hall of Fame. He was upgraded to Club Legend status after being in the Hall of Fame.He was known as an old-fashioned Aussie larrikin, someone who himself acknowledged he was not one of the smartest people going around, but was always up for a laugh. He was often portrayed as the court jester on The Footy Show. The Footy Show Live and Kicking was a Wednesday night rival to the Seven Network show. A candidate for a Victorian Senate seat in the Australian Federal Election was a member of the Palmer United Party. Raelene was on Fox Footy's Living with Footballers before it was axed at the end of 2004. They have three children. <mask> is a coach of the Bacchus Marsh Football Club.The Australian Football Hall of Fame inducts Australian rules football commentators and

masks: Hawkins Doug


title: Blue Panther Jr.

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>., is a Mexican professional wrestler. He is a wrestler for the Mexican professional wrestling promotion Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre. <mask>.'s real name is not a matter of public record, as is often the case with masked wrestlers in Mexico where their private lives are kept a secret from the wrestling fans. <mask> is the older brother of wrestler <mask>. <mask> is the oldest son of a professional wrestler and a brother of a masked wrestler. His full name is not public record in accordance with Lucha Libre traditions where the true identities of masked wrestlers are kept private whenever possible. Before they became professional wrestlers, both of their fathers' sons were featured in interviews, but their names were never explicitly stated, and they always wore the same mask that their father used to hide his identity.They were referred to as "<mask> Jr." and "Hijo de Blue <mask>", but neither of the sons used that name. In April 2020 a younger brother was introduced to the wrestling world, wearing a version of his father's <mask> Panther mask. He is the cousin of Jesus Toral Lpez, better known as Black Warrior, a long time wrestler who at one point also wrestled as "<mask>". He was introduced as "<mask>" while wearing a black and blue version of his father's mask during a show to honor his father's 35th anniversary as a wrestler. At the time his brother was introduced to the wrestling world as Cachorro with a similar mask, but no announcement of

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title: Blue Panther Jr.

texts: their debut date was given. The team of Rey Trueno and Mr. Trueno were defeated by the team of <mask> and Virgo at a local show in Guadalajara. The Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre had <mask> in it.Wrestlers competing in a torneo cibernetico elimination match have to be second or third generation. <mask> and Chachorro were promoted to the good guys after being on the bad guy team. <mask> was the fifth overall eliminated when he was pinned by Stigma. <mask> and Cachorro are going to team up with their father for a six-man tag team match called "The divine from the Lagoon". They began a storyline rivalry with La Dinastia Casas, which was a continuation of a long running storyline between <mask> and the Casas family. An annual tag team tournament that has a wrestling rookies team up with an experienced wrestler for the tournament to showcase younger wrestlers was entered by <mask>. <mask> and Diamante Azul lost in the first round of the tournament to Cavernario and Mr.<mask> was one of 16 wrestlers competing in a tornero cibernetico match for one of eight spots in CMLL's En Busca de un dolo, but was eliminated. The teams of <mask>, Cachorro, and <mask> competed in a one night Cuadrangular de Tercias. The team defeated the two sons of Universo 2000 to take third place in the tournament. During a press conference on November 19 <mask> announced that he was changing his ring name to "<mask> Jr." and adopting a new mask as well. Cachorro announced at the press conference that he was

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title: Blue Panther Jr.

texts: taking the name <mask>. In May of 2015, <mask> Jr. participated in a qualification match for the 2015 version of En Busca de un dolo, where the last eight wrestlers would qualify for the tournament. He competed against many people.The eight survivors made it to the main portion of the tournament. During the En Busca de un dolo the wrestlers would face off in a round-robin first round earning points based on the outcome. Each wrestler received a critique and points from a judging panel after the match. Wrestlers would be given additional points from a weekly online poll. <mask> Jr. defeated Esfinge but lost to Boby Zavala and others. The judges gave <mask> Jr. between 18 and 29 points, an average of 4.5 and 7 points per judge. <mask> was the special guest of the week on June 26 and stated that he wouldn't evaluate his son and instead gave him a zero.On July 17, 2015, <mask> Jr. was to face Delta in his final 1st round match. CMLL replaced <mask> Jr. with Hechicero for the match because he did not show up. The judges gave zero points to <mask> Jr., who was the eighth and last participant. <mask> Jr. was one of twelve men who risked their masks in the main event steel cage match. He kept his mask safe as he left the cage. <mask> Jr.'s younger brother <mask> defeated Sper Comando in the match. CMLL and New Japan Pro-Wrestling co-produced Fantastica Mania, the annual tour in which <mask> Jr. made his Japanese debut.There were births of masked wrestlers and Mexican male professional

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title: Paul Nicholas

texts: <mask> (born <mask>; 3 December 1944) is an English actor and singer. He went from a pop career to musical theatre. He returned to the pop charts in the 1970s and went on to star in the sitcom Just Good Friends. <mask> was nominated for best comedy performance. He returned to musical theatre and other entertainment roles after the show ended. On December 3, 1944, <mask> was born. Oscar Beuselinck, his paternal grandfather, was a chef in the merchant navy during World War II and later became head chef on the Union-Castle Line ships between the United Kingdom and South Africa.His paternal grandfather was a London docker. Oscar Beuselinck was a former MI6 agent and became a highly esteemed entertainment and show business solicitor. <mask> lived at his maternal grandparents' home on the Isle of Sheppey until he was 10. His father's family home was at Letchmore Heath, opposite the Bhaktivedanta manor, after his parents divorced when he was 12. Winnie and Oscar lived in a cottage on the grounds. <mask> started his pop career in 1960. He formed <mask> & The Dreamers to support the British band Screaming Lord Sutch.<mask>, who was soon to become vocalist and pianist with The Savages, was first noticed by Sutch here. He released two singles under the name <mask>. After taking a new stage name, Oscar, he began a long association with an Australian-born businessman. <mask>' first single under his new name, "Club of Lights", made it to the lower reaches of the

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title: Paul Nicholas

texts: Radio London Fab Forty chart. The Who never recorded a version of Pete Townshend's song " Join My Gang". His third single, a novelty song called "Over the Wall We Go" is notable for being written and produced by a young David Bowie (<mask> at this time was managing the band The Sweet and recommended them to record producer Phil Wainman whom he worked with at Mellin Music Publishing). He won the title role in the original London production of Jesus Christ Superstar after winning the lead role in Hair.Danny and Sandy were the first British couple to play the leads in Grease. He played a role in Much Ado About Nothing and appeared in Crete. John Antrobus wrote Pepper. He played the Bully of the Boulevard in Richard O'Brien's T-Zee. He was in the musical Pilgrim. He made the first professional recording with O'Brien singing "That Ain't No Crime" while touring with him in Hair in 1970. Cannabis was the beginning of <mask>' film career.See No Evil was followed by What became of Jack andJill? The year 1972 He appeared in Stardust and Three for All. In 1975, he played "Cousin Kevin", Tommy's vicious cousin, in Tommy. "Reggae Like It Used To Be", "Dancing with the Captain", and "Grandma's Party" are the last two of which reached the UK Singles Chart. "Heaven On The 7th Floor" was released in 1977. The UK Top 40 was only reached by this.There is one in New Zealand. The song peaked in the US. <mask> had a gold record with 6 on the Hot 100 and 5 in Cashbox

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title: Paul Nicholas

texts: listings. "On The Strip" entered the Hot 100. The UK chart was not entered. He hosted his own children's show in the 70s. He appeared in Sgt. in 1978.The band was called Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. The World Is Full of Married Men, Yesterday's Hero, The Jazz Singer, and Invitation to the Wedding are some of the films that followed. He created the role of Rum Tum Tugger in Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical Cats after doing a workshop with him. The title role in Blondel was originated by him. He starred in Two Up, Two Down, a short-lived sitcom with Su Pollard. Vince Pinner was his first high-profile television role. <mask> sang the theme tune and the show was a success.He was nominated for an award. <mask> played many roles on screen in both movie and television projects. The author of 42nd Street directed <mask> in a number of musicals in 1986. He played The Pirate King in Joseph Papp's version of The Pirates of Penzance at the London Palladium and the Manchester Opera House in the late 1990s. He starred in the first national tour of Barnum and followed it up with a successful season at The Dominion Theatre in the West End. <mask> was the subject of This Is Your Life at the end of 1991. <mask> received two awards for his services to show business and charity.Tommy Steele directed <mask> in the national tour of Singin' in the Rain. <mask> played King Arthur in the Covent Garden Festival's production in 1996. He reprised his role as King Arthur in the

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title: Paul Nicholas

texts: production. Other radio work was done by Bert. He hosted two series of Radio 2's Mad About Musical, as well as his own hour-long TV special, <mask> and Friends. <mask> fronted a children's show on Radio 4. He played the anti-hero of The Mysterious Mr. Love at the Comedy Theatre in 1997.He played the lead in a number of plays, including Simon Gray's Stagestruck, a national tour of Michael Cooney's The Dark Side, and two plays by Eric Chappell: Mixed Feelings, in which he played a transsexual. He played John Smith in Caught in the Net. A Tale of Two Cities is a musical based on a novel by Charles Dickens. The musical played Windsor during the Christmas season. In Sunburn, <mask> played the owner of a holiday company that was the focus of the series. There is a new police drama series. The Bill and Holby City were included in further television work.He played the title role in the national tour of Doctor Dolittle and the role of Tevye in the national tour of Fiddler on the Roof. He was a celebrity showjumper in the summer of 2006 and also appeared in Doctors, Heartbeat and Holby City. <mask> was attached to star in the British film Cash and Curry and co-produced and starred in the UK national tour of Jekyll and Hyde. In 2008, <mask> played Alan in ConsumingPassions, a hundred years of Mills and Boon. A Tale of Two Cities was directed and produced by him. <mask> played Jack Point at the Tower of London Festival in 2009. <mask> was in The Haunting in

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title: Paul Nicholas

texts: November of 2010.The musical version of Tale of Two Cities was directed by him. <mask> produced and starred in a musical. He played Judge Wargrave in And Then There Were None. He directed a new production of Tommy in the summer of 2015. While on tour in And Then There Were None, <mask> was cast in EastEnders. He played Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. In the film Masaryk, he played the role of SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATAIn March of last year, he appeared as himself in The Real Marigold Hotel, and in 1990 he co-produced and starred in the New York Shakespeare Festival version of The Pirates of Penzance. The 20th anniversary production of Jesus Christ Superstar sold out in the UK and was produced by <mask> and David Ian. <mask> starred in a fully staged version of The Pirates of Penzance that sold out twice. The company went out of business. The <mask> Community Arts project was launched in January of 2008. The pilot scheme was funded for

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title: Mary Hancock McLean

texts: She was a doctor and missionary from February of 1861 to May of 1930. She enjoyed a privileged childhood with academic opportunities that were uncommon for girls of her time period. She became the first woman to hold an official position at the St. Louis Female Hospital after graduating from the University of Michigan Medical School. In 1885, he established a private practice. She established the Evening Dispensary for Women in 1893, the Emmaus Home for Girls in 1904, and a free evening clinic for women in 1908. She traveled to China and Japan to learn about Chinese medical education and continued her missionary work. She practiced medicine until five months before her death, and never married.<mask> was born in Washington, Missouri, on February 28, 1861, to a local physician and a child named <mask> <mask>. At the time of his daughter's birth, he was fifty-seven years old, but he was determined to provide her with the finest education. He was tutored until he was thirteen. She went to school at thirteen and graduated from the university three years later. She graduated from Vassar College two years later. One of the first institutions to provide women with an education comparable to men's was Vassar College, which opened in 1865. Women had other options when it came to domestic roles after the opening of institutions such as Vassar College.Medicine was seen as an extension of their activities in the home by serving women and children, which made it a popular vocation for women. The University of Michigan Medical School, an institution more receptive to female students, was where she obtained her medical degree. Louis Female Hospital With her father's influence and the help of a family friend, General Stevenson, <mask> became an assistant physician in 1884. She was the first woman to hold an official position in the

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title: Mary Hancock McLean

texts: hospitals. She cared for prostitutes who suffered from venereal diseases in this position. She viewed her medical work as social reform and as concerned with her patients' moral conditions as their physical ailments. The first woman to be admitted to the St. Louis Medical Society was supported by her sponsor, Simon Pollak.She became a member of the American College of Surgeons and a fellow of the American Medical Association. Private practice in women's health in 1885. Her father supported her practice. She encountered many obstacles in renting office space as landlords feared that the stigma of housing a female physician would lead to lower property values. She was not allowed to post any signs with her name or profession because she found a residence on Olive Street in the "Scab Row" neighborhood. It was slow work establishing herself for there were few women physicians. She has told young women physicians that for the first three weeks, she did not have a single patient.The tide turned. A black servant named Tillie was her first patient. Without access to a hospital, he operated in Tillie's home. According to Dr. Bishop, the first major operation was performed on a colored woman who was a former servant. Dr. <mask> prepared the woman's house for the operation by sterilizing her instruments and dressings. Two nurses were employed by her. She spent some $250 on all this.For a few days after the operation, Dr. <mask> was in a state of extreme anxiety. The Evening Dispensary for Women opened in 1893. Two people gave medical advice to women. They charged a small fee for people who couldn't afford it, but most services were free. The Emmaus Home for Girls opened in 1904 in response to the opening of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Many rural women went to St. Louis to look for work. The majority of them earned less

masks: McLean McLean


title: Mary Hancock McLean

texts: than five dollars per week and suffered exploitation due to their lack of employment skills.In order to shelter female Transients from temptation in all forms, this home was created. After the fair closed in 1905, the home remained open and was associated with the Young Women's Christian Association. She was worried about the health and hygiene of the young girls. Many cases of heart disease and rheumatic fever were uncovered by <mask>. She aided the organization in its construction of a gymnasium, sponsored instruction in posture and health, expanded the YWCA's programs into factories and department stores, and introduced sex education into a preventative health program. The evening clinic was created by several younger female doctors. The clinic was open several nights per week in order to provide for the medical needs of working women.She operated in hospitals and studied Chinese medical education in China and Japan during the early 1900s. She was forced to return to St. Louis after several months in Asia due to her poor health and the harsh climate. Dr. Bishop commented on her interest in learning more about this region and aiding the people who lived there: "She made several trips to China and hoped to locate there permanently, but climatic conditions did not warrant this." She operated in many hospitals in China where she had medical friends. She was always interested in Chinese education. Twenty Chinese boys and girls owe their education and medical education to Dr. <mask>. She found a home for many of them during their years in school.Although she only spent a few months in Asia, she still wanted to help the people there. Young women were always helped by <mask> to become medical professionals. She secured a teaching job for a woman she had met at the University of Michigan in order to help her raise money for

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title: Mary Hancock McLean

texts: medical school. She supported at least twenty Chinese and Japanese students through American medical schools. She lived in her home in St. Louis. Once she had established a career in medicine in Chicago, Dr. Li Yuin Tsao became an intern for Van Hoosen. After breaking her wrist in 1928, she ended her surgical career.She continued to work in her private practice after her death. She lived with her sister at 4339 Delmar Boulevard. She had a medical office at this location from 1914 until her death. On May 17, 1930, Dr. <mask> died in St. Louis. She was considered a pioneer in public health. She created the Evening Dispensary for Women, Emmaus Home for Girls, and a free evening clinic in order to provide for the health needs of working women. Her passion for social change and religious conviction motivated her to travel to China and Japan to continue her missionary work in that region and inspired others to do the same.Women have made great strides in the medical profession. She was the first woman to be admitted to the St. Louis Medical Society. She helped young women, both American and Asian, in their medical careers. Her dedication to the medical field, including both her humanitarian work in Missouri and missionary work in Asia, remains. There are links to biographies on Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, and the University of Michigan Medical


title: Jonathan David Brown

texts: <mask> was an American record producer and audio engineer who worked in the Contemporary Christian music industry. <mask> was sentenced to federal prison for helping a member of the Tennessee White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan evade authorities. <mask>'s work began with several Maranatha. Petra, Daniel Amos, Glen Campbell, Bob Bennett and <mask>e were some of the artists who worked with music artists in the 70s and 80s. He worked as a recording engineer for albums by Mark Heard, Daniel Amos, and Tom Howard. A member of a Jesus music group in the 1970s, <mask> played keyboards and wrote many of the group's songs. Other members included Kelly Willard, who went on to a solo career in worship music, and his sister Rhenda, who later sang on Parable's first album.The band released two albums. A new title track was added to the 1980 collection, Keep the Fire Burning. <mask> engineered albums for Maranantha. Daniel Amos' self-titled album was released in 1976. Their second album Shotgun Angel was one of his first production credits. Other Maranantha! Sweet Comfort Band's self-titled debut was one of the production projects from the late 1970s.His former band mate. StarSong, a Christian rock label, was founded by <mask>'s production work with Petra. <mask> produced several of his solo albums when Greg X. Volz left the band. The band was chosen as the opening act for Petra's farewell tour in 2005, as a result of <mask> mentoring the new band and producing their debut album. From 1979 to 1991, <mask> produced five albums by Bob Bennett, as well as

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texts: albums by <mask>e and Twila Paris. He produced Glen Campbell's 1991 album Show Me Your Way and Steve Taylor's debut album, I Want To Be A Clone and Meltdown. In a 1994 interview, Taylor mentioned that <mask> had sung backing vocals on an anti-racism song.Taylor said that <mask> produced and engineered the stuff that was in the box set, he was a genius. You won't hear me use that a lot, but he was a genius. If you like the sound of it or not, we didn't have to make it sound better because we put it up. After returning to the Christian music industry in 2000, he recorded a CD with Karen Lafferty and mixed the album PAGA for Kelly Willard. Lisa Dudley is a folk artist from upstate New York. August Rain, a band from Georgia, had some radio success with their song "Wonderful Savior." The contributions were Sail on Sailor, Mustard Seed Faith, and Maranatha!House- Between- Two-Rivers, Becky Ugartechea, and Maranatha! Music 1976, mixing Free Indeed, Janny Grein, and Daniel Amos. Engineering mixed Gentle Faith, Gentle Faith, and Maranatha! Music 1976, engineering, mixing One Truth, One Truth, Sonrise Mercantile Company, various artists, Sparrow Records 1976, engineering View from the Bridge, Tom Howard, Solid Rock Records 1977. A producer, engineer, and member of the Sweet Comfort Band. Music 1977, producer, engineering, and mixing Empty Handed. The music was mixing Lewis McVay and St. Lewis.Kelly Willard wrote Blame It on the One I Love! Music 1978, producer, engineering, mixing Bethlehem, Maranatha! Music 1978, mixing The Misfit and

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texts: A&S/Maranatha! Bob Bennett, Maranatha!, was a producer and engineer in 1979. Music 1979 producer, engineering, and mixing Come for the Children. <mask> said that he made the vow of the Nazarite for strength, spiritual and physical in 1989. The hair on my head is not new.I understood why I needed strength when I was in prison. It's a mystery to some until they hear the explanation. The sermon from the Great Awakening was the inspiration for the album. <mask>'s affinity for One Law Theology is reflected in the lyrics of the songs. "O House of Israel" is the theme song for Eliyahu <mask>'s radio show. In 1992, <mask> was sentenced to a 27 month federal prison term and fined $10,000 for accessory after the fact to a conspiracy to violate civil rights under 18 U.S.C. There are two hate crime laws in the United States.1623a. The court found that <mask> helped hide the "skinhead", who was described by Nashville police as a juvenile "skinhead", after he and another man carried out a pre-dawn drive-by shooting. <mask> attended a meeting of white supremacists known for their hatred of Jewish people in the evening of June 9, 1990. The two men were there as well. At 1:00 a.m. on June 10, the West End Synagogue in Nashville was hit by several shots from a TEC-9 assault weapon, but no one was hurt. The apartment of <mask> was searched by police on June 15. According to the court record, <mask> was a member of the Ku Klux Klan and other white supremacist groups.In the days following the shooting incident, <mask> helped Patton evade authorities by hiding

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texts: him at his farm in Pleasantville, and by helping him change the color of his car from white to black with spray paint. <mask> gave Patton a license plate from one of his trucks and gave him enough money to drive to Las Vegas and stay there. <mask> allowed Patton to live on his farm for a month after five months. In September 1991, the FBI arrested the man who was involved in the synagogue shooting. In front of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in 1994, <mask> sought to overturn his convictions based on his contention that the synagogue was owned by a corporation and not by citizens. There is a Sec. The property rights of citizens were the focus of his argument in 1982.<mask> challenged the seizure of his property. The convictions were upheld by the three-judge court on March 21, 1995. The action of shooting at a synagogue should have been criminalized by 18 U.S.C. because the search warrants against <mask> were invalid. There is a Sec. The law didn't give protection to people who use a synagogue but don't own a share of it. The law should be amended to widen its coverage. The opinion of the court was that <mask>'s conviction of perjury should stand.<mask> calls his incarceration a "Federal Sabbatical". The book Keeping Yahweh's Appointments'' was published in 1998 and explained the practice of counting the Sabbath from the New Moon day rather than using the modern seven-day week. The movement of the lunar Sabbath has grown among other movements. There are references to 1955 births, 2016 deaths and 20th century

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title: Thomas Charles Wright

texts: A general in Simn Bolvar's army was <mask>, who was an Irish-born naval admiral. He was a leader in the fight for the independence of South American countries. The child of <mask> and Mary Montgomery was born in Ireland on January 26, 1799. At the age of 11 he was sent to the Royal Navy college at Portsmouth where he studied to become an officer. He joined the Royal Navy at the age of 14 under the captaincy of George Stuart. He was engaged in blockading activities in the squadron of admiral Borlaise Warren when he sailed to the east coast of the United States. He attained the junior officer's rank of midshipman after returning to England.After passing the Lieutenant's examination but still without a commission, <mask> decided to join Simn Bolvar's revolutionary army and sail for South America. <mask> was one of the first volunteers to join the British Legion of Simn Bolvar and was enlisted in November of 1817. After several delays, he set off from the River Thames in November 1817, but was delayed until January 2, 1818, when he sailed on a brigantine under naval commander Captain Dormer, with 200 other volunteers armed with valuable weapons and ammunition. He was in the army corps of 200 men and they were known as the Rifles Corps. Colonel Pigott was in charge of these troops. After arriving on the Island of St Thomas, Pigott and his followers were shipped to the island off the coast of Venezuela. The campaign began in the Apure after they were sent to Guayana and Angostura.<mask> first met Simn Bolvar at Angostura. Bolvar opened the campaign. On 27 March 1819, one of his earliest battles with <mask> took place at Trapiche de Gamarra. The encounters inspired Bolvar to start his campaign. 25% of the British/Irish troops died on the legendary crossing. He took part in the entire land campaign to liberate the northern countries of South America, and fought in numerous land battles with Bolvar's army. Bombona and Pasto were

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texts: battles that took place in 1822.After the victory at Boyac in August 1819, <mask> was promoted to captain. He returned to the coastal plains with his Rifles to campaign against the Spanish in the jungles east of the Magdalena. The Battle of Ciénaga resulted in the capture of the town. Simon Bolvar's decisive victory at Carabobo took place on June 21, 1821. The Rifles were brought in boats up the Magdalena to Popayn. They were part of the forces led by Bolvar. <mask> was twice mentioned in Bolvar's order of the day for his exceptional skill and courage.After he was promoted again in February 1822, he was acting lieutenant-Colonel, a rank that was confirmed in 1823, when he was serving under General Sucre, who joined up forces with Bolvar. The Rifles were shipped out of the country in 1823. Bolvar knew that unless the South American revolutionary armies could control the seas off their coasts, they would forever be under sea blockade from Spain. <mask> was appointed to the united pacific naval squadron. John Illingworth Hunt was appointed as the Commanding General of the Maritime Department after Guayaquil gained independence. The new government was acquiring some ships indispensable for the maintenance of the Grancolombiana sovereignty in the Pacific, and immediately he took care of organizing everything. In 1823, the first Ecuadorian naval force was formed with the following warships.After being promoted to captain in February 1824, <mask> went on patrol along the Peruvian coast with seven transports that were ready to assist in the transfer of troops. Bolvar's army defeated the royalist forces at the Battle of Junn. After this, <mask> was told to go to Callao with a squadron of five ships and was placed under the orders of the United Squadron. In the blockade of Callao, the last Spanish stronghold in South America, the Grancolombian units participated in some naval actions against the royalists. He joined the Patriotic

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texts: naval force blockad after Bolvar installed him as a Commodore of the Pacific Southern Squadron. The blockade of Callao was spearheaded by <mask>, Guise, and other former Royal Navy officers. The first ship he commanded was Guayaquilea.The Spanish royalist ships in Callao were engaged in combat with the blockading fleet during the blockade. He was praised for his actions. He prised himself free after three water-line hits and a collision with the ship 'Asia'. Spanish rule in South America came to an end after the blockade held and Callao capitulated. Bolvar was ferried from port to port over the entire Pacific coast by <mask>. Bolvar's aides strongly advised against sea voyage risks because Bolvar was at most risk of capture and vulnerable. Bolvar continued to sail with <mask> despite this.<mask> was the founding father of the Ecuadorian Navy and the naval school he helped create was named after him. The downfall and expulsion of the Spanish colonial power led to land disputes and new wars among the South American home nations that once were united against Spain. In the 19th century, the president of the country invaded another country. After the ousting of the Spanish, <mask> took up the cause of defending his new homeland. In the Gulf of Guayaquil, <mask>'s navy fought two battles. President Bolvar declared war against Peru after the Battle of Punta Malpelo. Antonio José de Sucre was appointed Commander of the Gran Colombian Army after he resigned his office.The declaration of war by the Peruvian Government was made on July 3, 1828, when President Jose de La Mar ordered the deployment of naval and ground forces. The first engagement of the conflict took place on 31 August of that year when the Libertad, under the command of Carlos Garca del Postigo, on patrol in international waters to the west of the Gulf of Guayaquil with the purpose of blockading that port, was attacked. Both sides lost a lot of life on their vessels

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texts: during the battle. The blockade on the city was lifted after <mask> and Postigo were injured in the fighting. The Peruvian squadron made a number of raids in the area of Guayaquil before attacking the city. On the night of 23 November, the Presidente ran aground, and the Colombians took advantage of the situation to retaliate. The ship was refloated under fire at dawn.Guise was mortally wounded by one of the last enemy shots. His first lieutenant, José Botern, continued the siege. The city surrendered on January 19th. The Arequipea and the Congreso were sent to Panama to rescue the merchant ship that had been captured. Guayaquil would remain under the control of the Peruvians until the 21st of July. He was appointed General Sucre's Aid de Camp at Portete de Tarqui after returning to the army. In 1830, the country of Ecuador became a republic, despite the fact that parts of the region were claimed by other countries.He returned to the Navy with his own flag officer's pendant. He was appointed to the army with the rank of General of brigade in 1830. Two unconstitutional presidents declared themselves in office. The battle at Minarica took place in 1835. The action they took was decisive and they defeated General Barriga. With the victory, the future of the country was guaranteed. Comandancia General de la Marina was the admiral of the Fleet and Army General.The Commander-in-Chief of the Navy is written in English. He didn't find the Ecuadorian Naval School to be wrongly cited. The college was named after him. He is considered a founding father of the Ecuadorian Navy because he was the commanding officer before it became a Republic. He was promoted to Army General of Division. He went into exile for fifteen years after a military coup overthrew the liberal government supported by <mask>. In Chorrillos, he befriended the Ecuadorian exile and influenced him as a mentor.He became President from 1897 to 1913. He became the Governor

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texts: of Guayaquil in 1843. This was the top military position in the city. He had five children with the President's niece. He was widowed in the 19th century. Maria Josefa Rico y Rocafuerte was married to him in 1844. She was calledPepita.Children <mask> Rico, Delia <mask>, <mask> Rico, Tomas Carlos <mask> and <mask> Rico all served in the Royal Navy. The British Legion Rifles Corp was created by Simon Bolivar. Sub-Lieutenant. Lieutenant. The Captain was on 21 April 1818. Lieutenant Colonel in September 1819. Lieutenant Colonel was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel on February 22, 1822.Promoted to Navy Pacific Sea Captain in 1823. The Apostadero de Guayaquil Colonel was founded in February 1824. The Commodore. The 1st admiral of the Navy was in September 1830. The Guayas Commander General was in January 1835. Governor for Guayaquil from June to March 1845. His life has been recorded in two books.Tomas Carlos <mask> is the author of Biografia Del General Almirante. 1994. Virginia Salazar <mask> is the Palmas Para Mi General. A year ago. The naval college of the Ecuadorian Navy is named after him, and a high school in Guayaquil is named after him. There are two portraits of him in the Navy Museum. In 1972 and 1999 postage stamps were issued in his honor.There are several busts and statues in his honor. There is a memorial plaque in the wall of his former home. There is a <mask> <mask> cabinet in Millmount Museum in Drogheda with a model of his first ship on display. There was a bronze medal in honor of <mask> <mask>. The <mask> Charles Wright centre opened in 1019 in a former mill 18 century building. The college is located at the centre. The Ecuadorian Navy College has a Thomas <mask> scholarship programme.The <mask> <mask> prize, which is eight weeks in Drogheda, Ireland, to study English, is awarded to the top two graduating students each year. People from Drogheda Royal Navy officers were involved in the Spanish American wars of

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title: Theo Travis

texts: <mask> is a British saxophonist, flautist and composer. He is best known for being a member of Soft Machine which he joined in 2006 while the group was still using the "Legacy" suffix. He received a degree in music from the University of Manchester. He composes and arranges most of the material on his solo albums, mostly as a band leader working in the field of jazz. Slow Life, the ambient album he is the sole performer on, uses loops which prefigures his later work with Travis & Fripp. He has made about the same number of albums again credited to himself and one or more of the other people he collaborated with. On his albums as band leader, he has played with many other jazz musicians.On his album Double Talk, guitarist Mike Outram and organist Pete Whittaker were included. Whittaker's keyboard style includes playing bass parts with his left hand. Robert Fripp co-wrote one of the tracks on this album. For eight years, he didn't record another jazz album. He named his new band Double Talk after the album. The new band included both Outram and Whittaker, with the addition of Nic France on drums. They worked together on the Jade Warrior album in 1993 and again on the band's 2008 album NOW.It was to show that there was a good partnership. In 1994, they formed The Other Side, a four-piece jazz fusion band, and in 1999, they collaborated with


title: Theo Travis

texts: Bill Nelson in Orchestra Futura, a three-piece live band. Discretion was the Mix engineer on the album. In 2006 he joined Soft Machine Legacy, a project based on personnel and works of the band Soft Machine. Since 2008 he has worked with guitarist Robert Fripp in the duo <mask> and Fripp, releasing four CDs to date, as well as three live concerts as downloads through DGMLive. Steven Wilson has recorded fifteen of his records with <mask> performing on six of them. He is a member of the touring live band as well as being a featured soloist on Wilson's album Grace for Drowning.He self-published the book Twice Around The World: Steven Wilson Tour Blogs which included entries previously published on his Facebook page, here re-edited, and was lavishly illustrated with photographs from that tour. The King Crimson 50th Anniversary Celebration Tour was going to have a replacement for Bill Rieflin. Robert Fripp made the announcement on 3 May that the band wouldn't be getting a new member. Dave and Richard Sinclair, David Sylvian, and David Gilmour are just a few of the people that he has worked with. He is important to the genres of jazz, ambient music and progressive rock. View From the Edge was voted the Best British Jazz CD of 1994 by the Jazz on CD Critics/Readers poll. Windweaver Music Not as Good as the Book is a song by Jade Warrior.Cannot.

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title: Jermaine Guice

texts: <mask> is an American former professional basketball player. He played basketball at Westerville South High School in Westerville, Ohio, and was on the team for four years and was the team's leading scorer for two years. He started his career in the Continental Basketball Association after going to the NBA draft. <mask> played in Portugal and Israel before moving to France where he won the league title in 2006 and was a three-time All-Star selection. <mask> was a multi-sport athlete at Westerville South High School, where he played on the basketball, soccer, and track teams. He earned all-state honors in three sports in high school. He was a first-team all-state selection and District III Player of the Year while playing basketball.<mask> was recruited to college by the head coach of Westerville South and an assistant coach who attended some of his games in high school. The other two programs that showed interest in signing him were Yale and St. Peter's. In his freshman year, <mask> played as the team's sixth man and played well, ranking fifth on the team in both scoring and rebound. He was

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title: Jermaine Guice

texts: game with 1.2. He was a second-team All-MCC selection and was named in the All-MCC Tournament team. <mask>'s senior season saw him again being named the team captain, and he averaged career-highs in all shooting categories (his free throw percentage of 77.4 led the conference), and a career high in points per game with 18.2, which made him the 4th best scorer He was the best scorer on the team, the second best assistman with a 2.6 average, and he led the team in steals with 1.3. He was named to the All-MCC first team and was an All-Tournament selection. <mask> retired as the 6th best scorer in the history of the school with 1,607 points. He was honored in the Hall of Fame.He joined the Pacers rookies camp in July 1994 and practiced with the team, but he wasn't on the final roster. He decided to join the Pittsburgh Piranhas, a team that drafted him in the fifth round of the 1994CBA draft. He played in 31 games for the team and in 14 minutes per game, before moving to the Rapid City Thrillers, where he played 17 regular season games and one playoff game. In 1995 <mask> moved to Europe and

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title: Jermaine Guice

texts: joined Portuguese team Atlético Clube de Portugal, where he averaged 21.4 points per game before coming back to the United States, where he averaged 5 points per game in 4 appearances. <mask> was a member of the Treasure Coast Tropics of the United States Basketball League. He was named the league's Most Valuable Player in 1997 after playing two seasons for Maccabi Kiryat Motzkin. He played in the Israeli top level in the 1997–98 season and averaged 17.7 points, 3.1 rebound and 2.6 assists.He played 27 games for the La Crosse Bobcat in 1999 and averaged 8 points, 2.3 rebound and 2.6 assists. In 1999 he played for Ironi Hadera of the Israeli second tier, and in 2000 he joined the Trenton Shooting Stars of the International Basketball Association. He played for Elitzur Kiryat Ata in 2001 where he averaged 18 points, 2.8 rebound and 3 assists per game. He averaged 22.2 points in 25 games for the team in 2001. Guice moved to France in 2002 and joined the Pro A team. He was named to the All-Star team in 30 games, where he averaged 17.8 points, 3.4 rebound and 4.1 assists, and improved his scoring


title: Jermaine Guice

texts: average to 18 points per game. He had his best scoring year in France in 2004, when he averaged 19.7 points per game along with 4.5 rebound, 5.6 assists and 2.7 steals on a career-high 39.1 minutes per game.He had the chance to make his international debut while playing in the 2005–06 ULEB Cup. He averaged 9.8 points, 2.3 rebound and 3.8 assists per game in 10 games. The Pro A title was won by Guice at the end of the season. In the year 2007, <mask> played 12 games with averages of 5.8 points, 3.8 rebound and 3.3 assists, and he was signed by lan Chalon. He retired after the 2008 LNB Pro A season. NBA career statistics at ProBallers.com Profile at RealGM.com College career statistics at Sports-Reference.com Euro career statistics at


title: Géraud de Cordemoy

texts: <mask> was a French philosopher, historian and lawyer. His works include metaphysics and his theory of language. <mask> was a descendant of an ancient nobility from the town of Royat. He was one of four children. <mask> was a master in arts at the University of Paris and died when he was nine years old. <mask> was his mother. <mask> practised as a lawyer and was a private tutor.<mask> <mask> used to haunt the circles of philosophers in the capital. At the same time as Fléchier was appointed lecteur, <mask> <mask> was also appointed lecteur. He was elected a member of the academy in 1675. The idea of "occasional cause" within a system of thought has been introduced by Works Cordemoy. He was one of the founding fathers of what is called "occasionalism". Body and soul are distinct, their combination is occasional, and it is God who allows that the will to move my arm is translated into a movement. God is the real cause of the movement of my arm.Every body in the universe is constituted by a distinct combination of body and soul. Every movement is caused by God. <mask>y means the ultimate components of matter. He shows that the body, in law a person, in physics an ultimate component of matter, is indivisible using a judicial figure of speech. He comes close to the followers of Gassendi and the Libertines with the theory of atomism. The followers of Descartes criticized his work "Le discernement du corps et de l'me" for itsDiscrimination between body and soul. "How can I be

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texts: certain that the human beings who surround me are also thinking beings, and not simple automatons?" he asks in his work Discours physique de la parole.The problem is considered at the end of the speech. I will be able to know the existence of other individuals who are endowed with a soul like me by using the word as a vehicle of thought. He developed the idea that no motivated relation between the material sign and the expressed idea exists, as much as no real relation exists between body. If the soul hadn't the use of the articulated body to produce sign, it would communicate in a much more immediate way from soul to soul, without having to go through the institution of the sign. I can see that the bodies I can see are endowed with a soul because the language used by human beings is too complex to be explained by purely mechanical causes. Only human beings are able to communicate with one another, and that shows the presence of a rational soul. The rational soul is able to communicate directly with angels.Le Discours is the most successful work of <mask>. He was rediscovered by American linguists during the sixties. Histoire de France is where <mask>y worked for 18 years without ever seeing the end, so major were the contradictions he came up against while consulting the works of his predecessors. His son, Louis-<mask> <mask>, finished the work after his death. <mask> was the first to disentangle the chaos of the two first races of the kings of France, thanks to the

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texts: duke of Montausier. He found contradictions and absurdities in ancient authors. He was able to disentangle the two first races because of that very difficulty.Discours de l'action des corps (1664) Traité de l'esprit de l'homme. Le discernement du corps et de l'me, en six discours, pour servir  l'éclaircissement de la physique. There is an online text called Discours physique de la parole. Online text Copie d'une lettre iscrite  un savant religieux de la Compagnie de Jésus. Discours sur la pureté de l'esprit et du corps et par occasion de la vie innocente are included in the online text Lettre d'un philosophe. <mask> <mask>y. Divers traitez de métaphysique, d'histoire et de politique.The text Geraud <mask>y is online. A Discourse Written to a Learned Frier is an ed. Barbara Ross wrote a book called Scholars' Facsimiles & Reprints. The uvres de feu monsieur are from Cordemoy. Publiées par <mask> <mask>y. Six discours sur la distinction et l'union des corps, Discours sur la Parole, and Deux petits. Pierre and Franois are authors.), Gérauld <mask>. uvres. The 1968 Bibliography Ablondi was published by the Presses Universitaires de France. Gerauld <mask>: Atomist, Occasionalist, Cartesian was published in 2005. Balz is an A. G. A. Géraud <mask>y: pp.New-York, 1951. Battail (Jean-Franois), L'Avocat philosophe <mask> <mask>, Martinus Nijhoff, La Haye, 1973. Cordemoy and Malebranche (in Dominant Themes of Modern Philosophy, A History) New York, 1957. The article  Cordemoy, in

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texts: Dictionnaire du Grand Sicle..., Paris, 1990, was written by Brun. 407–408. A chapter in the history of rationalist thought was written by Noam Chomsky. New York:Harper & Row, 1966.Chomsky,  De quelques constantes en théorie linguistique, Paris, 1965, was written by Noam Chomsky. Géraud <mask>y: historien, politique et pédagogue was written by Paul-Henri. Cuche (Franois-Xavier),  Le Petit Concile et la Ville - essai sur la politique de la ville. There was a score of 279–289. <mask>y et la réforme de l'enseignement, in Le XVIle Sicle et l'éducation, supplément in the n88 of Marseille, 1972, 1er trimestre. 4–3. Annali del Dipartimento di Filosofia, IX, 1993 contains Occasionalismo e teoria della communicazione in Gerauld <mask>y.The Journal of the History of Philosophy 43: 37-54 was published in 2005. Nicolosi and Marsilio Editori S.P.A. were in Venezia in 1987. Theorie individueller Substanzen bei Géraud de Cordemoy is located in New York. There is a book about the formation of the Géraud de Cordemoy. vol.75 was published in 1960. There is a website devoted to Géraud de Cordemoy 1626 births and 1684

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title: Stephen Carpenter

texts: The co-founding and lead guitarist of the alternative metal band Deftones is an American musician named <mask> "Stef" <mask>. His guitar technique uses both ringing open strings and dissonant chords in polyrhythms. The Deftones were the first band to play the traditional six-string guitar. He began playing a seven-string guitar in the late 1990s after becoming influenced by bands such as Fear Factory. After White Pony, subsequent releases would be written with seven- strings, until 2010's Diamond Eyes and 2012's Koi No Yokan, which were written with eight- strings. The 100 greatest metal guitarists were ranked by Guitar World. <mask> was born on August 3, 1970 to an American father and Mexican mother.He has a sister with the same name. He is related to Chuck Billy. He pursued many hobbies as a child, including skateboarding. He was hit by a car while skateboarding when he was 15 years old. He used a wheelchair. He began to learn to play the guitar by listening to the records of bands such as Anthrax. Abe Cunningham commented in an interview that it was a myth that the driver paid <mask> a cash settlement that allowed the band to purchase equipment.Chino Moreno and Abe Cunningham were bandmates of <mask> in high school. They were childhood friends and still are. The three began playing regularly in <mask>'s garage in 1989 after being introduced to each other by Moreno. After playing with several bassists, the band settled on Chi Cheng and within two years the band began playing club shows and later expanded their playing territory to San Francisco and Los Angeles. His relationship with Chino was recorded as being fraught at times. Saturday Night Wrist was recorded due to war. With regards to musical tastes, Saturday Night Wrist being described as "more aggressive" equates to it being "more aggressive for him [Chino]"; <mask> said he'd "definitely be glad to take it to the next level, but that's asking too much right now."In November 2020, <mask> revealed his

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