title: Serdar Tasci

texts: start of the season, <mask> has started every match for the side. <mask> made seventeen appearances and scored two times in all competitions despite missing one match in the first half of the season. <mask> returned to Spartak Moscow's first team after spending the second half of the previous season with Bavarians. Spartak Moscow made a good start to the season, as he appeared in the first three league matches. He was on the substitute bench in many of the matches.<mask> suffered a knee injury in the 63rd minute of the 2–1 win over Rubin Kazan. <mask> linked a move away from the club once again in the January transfer window, this time with other clubs. <mask> stated that he wanted to help the club win the league, as they are the serious contender to win the league this season. After spending two months on the sidelines, he returned to full training at the end of February. <mask> regained his place on the side for the rest of the season after returning to the starting lineup. He scored an own goal in a 2–2 draw against FC Krasnodor in March of last year. After beating Tom Tomsk 1–0, he helped the side win their first league title in fifteen years.<mask> made nineteen appearances in all competitions despite missing two games during the 2016–17 season. <mask> missed the start of the season because of a toe injury he sustained during pre–season training. He made his return to the starting lineup and set up Zé Lus to score the second goal of the game, in a 2–0 win overArsenal Tula. He was out for almost two weeks after he suffered a thigh injury during a 0–0 draw against KA-Khabarovsk. He made his return to the starting lineup in a 2–2 draw against FC Tosno. <mask> regained his place in the first team after returning. <mask> rejected a new contract offer from the club by October, according to Russia media.He spoke about his future with the club in December of last year. He was out for a month after sustaining a muscle injury in the first half of the return leg against Athletic Bilbao. <mask> lost his first team

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texts: place at Spartak Moscow due to injuries and was demoted to the substitute bench. He made twenty-two appearances in the season, despite this. <mask> was expected to leave Spartak Moscow at the end of the year after rejecting a contract offer again. He left Spartak after his contract expired on June 30. At one point in the January transfer window, it was rumored that Douglas was moving in the opposite direction, but the deal never came to fruition.<mask> said he was staying at Spartak Moscow. He signed for the title holders and league leaders on loan for the rest of the season, despite an injury crisis in the defence. When <mask> suffered a concussion in training, he was out for weeks. He played 53 minutes in the home win over Darmstadt 98 before being replaced by Juan Bernat. The club went on to win the league after <mask> was demoted to the bench. <mask> said at the end of the 2015–16 season that he regretted joining the club due to lack of playing time. <mask>'s option to sign on a permanent basis was not taken up by the club.After six months as a free agent, he moved to Turkey to join title contender stanbul Baakehir. <mask> said it was a dream to play in Turkey. In the first leg of the Turkish Cup, <mask> made his debut, playing the full 90 minutes in a 1–0 win over Hatayspor. He made his league debut for Baakehir on 18 February, playing the entire match in a 1–0 win over Antalyaspor, which earned him praise from the Turkish media. <mask> was replaced during a 2–1 win over Fenerbahe on March 9, 2019. He was eligible to play for either Germany or Turkey, but in October 2006 he decided to play for Germany despite interest from Turkey. <mask> said, "It was a decision for Germany and not against Turkey, but in the end, it's German coach Lw who made the most effort for me to come."<mask> made his Germany U19 debut in a 1–1 draw against China. He made two more appearances for the U19 side. <mask> started in the Germany U20 team's 1–0 win against Switzerland before being replaced. <mask> was called up by the

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texts: Germany under-21 team for the first time, but did not play. <mask> made his debut for the Germany under-21 team on February 6, 2007, in a 2–0 win against Scotland, which was his only appearance for the U21 side. <mask> was called up to the Germany's senior team for the first time but did not play. He made his senior international debut for Germany in a 2–0 victory over Belgium in Nuremberg on August 20, 2008.His debut came two years after his debut in the German league. He was one of two Turkish players in the Germany squad for the World Cup in South Africa, along with Mesut zil. <mask> made his World Cup debut as a substitute in Germany's third place match against Uruguay, coming on in the 91st minute for zil. The World Cup from a purely personal point of view was not satisfactory for <mask> <mask>. <mask> didn't play for Germany after he hoped to return to the national side. <mask> left school in February 2007, four months before he was due to leave. He said he wanted to study sports management, but his mother wanted him to finish school.His father was less upset by the decision. <mask> said that his mother wanted him to pay more attention to school, but that his father wanted him to be a footballer since he had given him his first football boots. He studied well and did not let his mother or father down. After making a decision to continue his studies or become a footballer, he decided to become a footballer. <mask>'s father is now his agent. <mask> is a Muslim. <mask> is learning Russian and is also speaking German and Turkish.He has a sister. The owner of a website faced legal action when he used <mask>'s name on his social network page. In June 2007, <mask> visited his parents' hometown of Artvin and received a plaque in their honor. The DFB-Pokal and Russian Cup are included in the career statistics club. The UEFA Cup/Europa League is included. There are external links to 1987 births and people from Esslingen am Neckar. Football players from Germany and expatriate players from Russia are playing in

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title: Ludovico Ariosto

texts: <mask> was an Italian poet. The romance epic Orlando Furioso was written by him. The adventures of Charlemagne, Orlando, and the Franks are described in a poem by Matteo Maria Boiardo. A satire of the chivalric tradition is made out of the poem. The poem was composed by <mask> and he introduced commentary throughout the work. The term "humanism" was created by <mask> for choosing to focus on the strengths and potential of humanity, rather than solely on its role as God. This led to Renaissance humanism.Niccol <mask> was the commander of the citadel when his son <mask> was born. He was seen as the heir to the patriarchal position of his family. He was obliged by his father to study law, even though he was very interested in poetry. <mask> was allowed to read classics after five years of law. Spoleto's move to France cut short <mask>'s studies of Greek and Latin literature. <mask>'s father died after this. After the death of his father, <mask> was forced to forgo his literary occupations and take care of his family.<mask> was able to write some comedies despite his family obligations. The young poet was appointed one of the gentlemen of the household by Cardinal Ippolito d'Este. The only reward Este gave <mask> was the question, "Where did you find so many stories, Master?" <mask> said that if the prelate received a small pension, it was not to reward him for his poetry, but for acting as a messenger. The "First Lady of the Renaissance" was the sister of Cardinal Ippolito d'Este. The painting, Orlando Furioso, features Isabella d'Este. She is in Leonardo's sketch for a portrait of Isabella d'Este at the Louvre.<mask> was wished to accompany the cardinal when he went to Hungary in 1518. The poet excused himself because he needed to care for

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title: Ludovico Ariosto

texts: his elderly mother. He was denied an interview because of his excuses. <mask> was dismissed from service after an argument with d'Este. Alfonso, duke of Ferrara, took <mask> under his patronage. <mask> distinguished himself as a diplomat on his two visits to Rome as ambassador to Pope Julius II. One of the journeys brought on an illness that he never recovered from, and the Pope ordered him to be killed on his second mission because he was in conflict with Alfonso.His salary of 84 crowns a year was suspended because of the war. <mask> asked the duke to either provide for him or allow him to seek employment elsewhere. He held the position of governor of the Apennines for three years after he was appointed to the province of Garfagnana. The duke did little to support his minister, the governor lacked the means to enforce his authority, and the province was distracted by bandits. There is a story about a time when <mask> was walking alone and fell into the company of a group of bandits, the chief of which was the author. After <mask>'s play appeared in 1508 it was first acted in Ferrara and then in the Vatican. The first verse edition was published in Venice in 1551.The play, which was translated by George Gascoigne and acted at Gray's Inn in London in 1566, was later used by Shakespeare as a source for The Taming of the Shrew. The first version of the Orlando Furioso in 40 cantos was published in 1516. The third and final version of the Orlando Furioso appeared in September of 1532. Daniel Javitch dubbed <mask>'s writing "Cantus Interruptus". <mask>'s technique is to break off one plot line in the middle of a canto and then to pick it up again in another canto. Many critics have assumed that <mask> does this so as to build narrative

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texts: tension and keep the reader reading, but Javitch argues that the poet in reality diffuses narrative tension because so much time separates the interruption and the restart. By the time the reader gets to the conclusion of the story, he or she has forgotten about the plot and is usually wrapped up in another plot.Javitch argues that Ariosto undermines man's foolish but persistent desire for continuity and completion. It is used throughout <mask>'s works. Some have attributed this piece of metafiction as one component of the "Sorriso ariostesco" or Ariosto's smile. In his book Descent from Heaven, Thomas Greene says that in literature and popular culture Letitia Elizabeth Landon's poem is supposed to be his address to some unknown beauty on presenting her with his completed Orlando Furioso. The novelization of Assassin's Creed: Revelations describes Ezio's journey to Masyaf, his marriage to Sofia Sartor, the birth of his children and his retirement as an assassin. In 1513, after the events of the game, Ezio gives his position of mentor to Lodovico. The table of a diner scene in Jim Jarmusch's film Mystery Train was briefly glimpsed by the Paperback edition of Orlando Furioso.Ariosto's bitter harmony : crisis and evasion in the Italian renaissance is a book by Albert R. Ascoli. The 'Orlando furioso'' is a book written by Charles P. Brand. Perugia: Salerno Editrice, 2008. The figure of the poet in Renaissance epic is Robert Durling. Ariosto, the Orlando Furioso and English Culture was written by Jane E. Everson and Andrew Hiscock. Thomas Greene. The study is called The Descent from Heaven.New Haven: Yale University Press. Giuseppe Sangirardi is the author of Le Monnier. The Medieval and Classical Literature Library has links to the works of


title: Tom Anderson (politician)

texts: <mask> is a partner and host of the "<mask> Show" on the radio in Alaska. <mask> was a state representative for District 19 in northeast Alaska. <mask>, a Republican, served in the Alaska Legislature for two terms, from 2003 until 2007, and became known for his sponsorship of legislation which expanded Alaska's DNA database to assist in forensic identification of criminal suspects through DNA testing. On December 6, 2006 <mask> was indicted by a federal grand jury on seven felony counts of extortion, bribery, conspiracy, and money-laundering involving allegations that he took bribes of nearly $13,000 in return for using his official position as a legislator to advocate for the certificate of need for a residential Frank Murkowski "Bring the Kids Home" initiative and contract changes relating to a community confinement center in Alaska. He was sentenced to 60 months imprisonment on December 3, 2007, after he was found guilty on all seven felony counts. <mask> was indicted along with the U.S.State Senator John Cowdery, former Speaker of the House Pete Kott, State Representative Bruce Weyhrauch and State Representative Beverly Masek were all present. <mask> was one of two sons of <mask><mask>, who was the director of the Alaska State Troopers and later the general manager of the Sullivan Arena. <mask> graduated from Bartlett High School in 1985. He earned a B.A. from the University of Alaska in 1993. In 1989 you can get an M.A. in Political Science. In 1993 there was a degree in Public Administration. He served as chief of staff for Representative Terry Martin, an East

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texts: Anchorage Republican who was first elected to the House in 1978.<mask> was an aide for the Budget and Audit Committee and the House Finance Committee. He was on the board of directors for the parking authority from 1992 to 1995 and from 1995 to 1996 he was the vice-chair. After earning his Juris Doctor at the Hamline School of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota, <mask> became a legal and public affairs consultant. He was a member of the transition team for the mayor of Alaska's largest city. He worked as a law clerk. <mask> was appointed by the school board in August 2000 to fill out the term of a board member who had resigned the previous month. Jake Metcalfe defeated <mask> for a full term on the board.<mask> applied for a business license for a consulting business called Alaska Strategic Consultants. <mask> had six clients that paid him over $1,000 in 2001. The clients included the electronic parts supplier Frigid North and the bar, restaurant, and liquor trade association. <mask>, acting as CHARR's executive director, received over $40,000 from the association in 2002. In 2002 <mask> ran as a Republican against Democrat Owen Carey for the Alaska House District 19 seat. He defeated Carey in the election. <mask> was sworn into office on January 21, 2003 as a member of the 23rd Alaska Legislature.The House Labor and Commerce Committee was chaired by <mask>. During the first legislative session in 2003 he was a member of the Conference Committee on SJR 8. During the first legislative session in 2003 <mask> was a co-sponsor of House Bill 49, which would have required anyone

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texts: convicted of a felony, such as assault, to give a DNA sample. The bill applied the requirement for a DNA sample retroactively to people currently imprisoned or on parole for certain crimes. Some serious juvenile offenders were also included. The bill was signed into law by the governor. On June 13, 2003 Frank Murkowski died.In October 2003 a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order that prevented the state from requiring DNA samples from sex offenders who had completed their sentences if the state had first obtained a warrant. The portion of the law requiring sex offenders who have completed their sentences to provide DNA samples was struck down as unconstitutional by a federal judge. In the second legislative session of 2004, <mask> was the House sponsor of a bill to regulate short-term, high-interest loans. The bill was signed by the governor. In June 2004, Frank Murkowski. The new law did not regulate loaners enough and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals An Associated Press wire story about the bill stated that <mask> had received campaign contributions of $500 each from the two co-owners of Cash Alaska, a company that had hired a former state senator to push for

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texts: the bill.John Cowdery, the Senate sponsor of the bill, received a $500 campaign contribution from one of the owners of the business. <mask> played a significant role in changing the composition of the Northeast Community Council to reflect more conservative political and economic views. <mask> encouraged friends and allies to vote in the community council elections. By May 2004, six of the nine community council board members were friends of <mask>. According to Dick Traini, the chair of the Anchorage Assembly, the community council is influential because they are the active people in the community that choose to be involved. Several Alaska politicians have started their political careers with community council involvement. In July 2004, <mask> was criticized for signing a $10,000 contract with the Alaska oilfield services company VECO Corporation to consult on local government and community council affairs.After the end of the 2003 legislative session, <mask> told the Anchorage Daily News that he'd been approached by VECO because he'd done similar work before he became a legislator. He told the newspaper that most of his work for VECO was in seeking out civic and charitable events for the company to get involved in, and that he also monitored Anchorage's community council to see if there were any issues that might affect VECO. <mask> won his first term in the Alaska House after receiving campaign contributions from VECO employees and their spouses. He received at least $3,500 in VECO-related contributions by July 2004. <mask> was assumed to be their representative in

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texts: the state legislature by the members of the community council. He was a VECO consultant until 2004, when his state financial disclosure form was filed with the Alaska Public Offices Commission. The effects of the 2004 takeover had been partially reversed by the April 2006 election of the Northeast Community Council.<mask> ran for reelection to the Alaska House of Representatives in 2004. In the August primary, he defeated fellow Republican Louis Mayo. In September 2005, it was revealed that <mask> and Lesil McGuire, a fellow Republican from Anchorage, had married during the summer and that <mask> was moving out of his district to live with her. <mask> stated that he intended to serve out the remainder of his term and not run for reelection. Legislative candidates in Alaska must have lived in their district for at least one year before filing for office, but there is no requirement for legislators to stay in their district for the entire term. <mask> continued to work as a consultant while in the legislature. He was paid $10,000 by VECO Corporation to consult on local government and community council affairs.He had a $20,000 consulting contract with the Alaska Telephone Association during his first term as a legislator. <mask> told the Daily News that the contract was to advise the association on member relations and research telecommunications policies in other states. The executive director said the contract was to educate its members on how to be more effective in dealing with lawmakers. As chair of the House Labor and Commerce Committee, <mask> dealt in an official


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texts: capacity with telecommunications issues, but he was careful to avoid conflicts of interest and did not push his employers' interests. <mask> reported $30,000 in income from VECO. In 2004, and 2005, <mask> reported outside income from Pacific Publishing of $10,000 and $5,000, respectively, to the Alaska Public Offices Commission. During his first three years in office, he received $65,000 in outside consulting fees.<mask> did not have to report his outside income as a legislator. After the end of the 2006 legislative session, <mask> registered with the Municipality of Anchorage as a lobbyist, working against a proposal to extend a smoking ban in Anchorage restaurants and most indoor public spaces to also cover bars and bingo halls. Legislators in Alaska can't do lobbyist work that requires them to register with the Alaska Public Offices Commission after they leave office, but they can do lobbying on local issues. The Anchorage Home Builders Association hired <mask> for $2,500 per month in July. He testified in favor of the two stores that Wal-Mart wanted to build in his legislative district. The stores were opposed by the Northeast Community Council. At the Assembly meeting, Dan Sullivan introduced <mask> as "Representative <mask>," but <mask> corrected him, stating that he was at the meeting in representation of the home builders association.The Midtown Improvement District was in the process of forming when <mask> was hired as executive director. The FBI served 20 search warrants in August and September of 2006 in the offices of several legislators. <mask>'s office

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texts: was not searched, but as it became clear that the legislators' ties to VECO Corporation was one target of the raids, <mask> became the subject of articles in the Anchorage Daily News. According to the disclosure of the search warrant, federal investigators were interested in information related to an effort by Cornell Companies and VECO Corporation to build a private prison in Whittier. "Though lacking detail or context, those documents suggest that the probe is wide-ranging and not focused on any one company, issue or individual." On December 7, 2006 <mask> was arrested on a federal warrant at his home by agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and was held overnight in the Anchorage jail. On the previous day, <mask> was indicted on seven counts, including two counts of extortion, one count of bribery, one count of conspiracy, and three counts of money-laundering.<mask> was accused of accepting a share of $26,000 from a private corrections company that was funneled to him through a shell corporation that was set up by a lobbyist and later identified as Bill Bobrick. Unbeknownst to <mask> or Bobrick, their contact with the private corporation's company was a confidential source of the FBI. The private correction company that was not implicated in the plot was unaware of the FBI investigation until <mask>'s indictment and arrest, according to federal prosecutors. Frank Prewitt, a former commissioner of the Alaska Department of Correction, was the confidential Informant in the case. Prewitt's service to the federal government may have been the result of a secret

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texts: plea agreement after two of the early private prisons venture partners were caught up in the ongoing Alaska political corruption probe. He wore a wire to record conversations. Prewitt was paid $200,000 for his assistance, according to court documents.In the trial, the video of Prewitt making arrangements with <mask> was shown. Prewitt died on September 7, 2020. Nicholas A. Marsh and Edward P. Sullivan of the Public Integrity Section of the U.S. Department of Justice prosecuted the case against <mask>. The attorneys are from the District of Alaska. Two years after being part of the Justice Department team that convicted Stevens on corruption charges, Nicholas A. Marsh committed suicide. A report detailing "the systematic concealment of significant exculpatory evidence" and "widespread and at times intentional misconduct" by Justice Department lawyers during the prosecution of the late Sen. Ted Stevens was included in a ruling against federal prosecutors. Paul Stockler is a former state prosecutor who handles civil litigation.Stockler successfully defended an aviation company against federal weapons charges. The case of the oil spill on Alaska's North Slope in 2006 made it impossible for Jeff Feldman to take on <mask>'s defense. A letter soliciting funds for the Tom Anderson Defense Fund was sent to about 100 individuals in February 2007, in order to help defray Anderson legal costs, which it was estimated would cost up to $250,000 due to extensive preparation and a trial which was expected to last about two weeks. On May 14, 2007, William "Bill" Bobrick, a prominent

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texts: municipal lobbyist in Anchorage and former executive director of the Alaska Democratic Party, was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit extortion, bribery, and money laundered in the same scheme for which <mask> was indicted. Pacific Publishing was created by Bobrick and money was funneled to Anderson. Bobrick got money through the scheme. Bobrick entered a guilty plea in the district court.Bobrick will not be sentenced until after the trial of <mask>, where he will testify for the prosecution. Bobrick was sentenced to five months in prison and five months of home confinement, with fines and community service, because he faced a possible 2 to years imprisonment. The trial and sentencing of <mask> was originally scheduled to begin on February 12, 2007, but was changed to April 9, 2007, and then to June 25, 2007, in order to give <mask>'s attorney enough time to review evidence. The jury selection process began on June 25, 2007, with a pool of potential jurors from all over the state. Potential jurors were challenged because they had already made up their minds about <mask>'s guilt or innocence. A potential juror was excluded because she researched <mask>. On July 9, 2007, after a half-day of deliberations and another half of a day to come to their conclusions, a jury found <mask> guilty on all seven charges.<mask> claimed that the prosecution had criminalized being a legislator over the past year. I think I fell victim to that. His sentencing was delayed until October 14, 2007. There was a maximum penalty of 20 years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine on the

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texts: extortion counts, as well as a maximum penalty of 10 years and a $250,000 fine on the bribe count. He was sentenced to 60 months in prison and was required to surrender to the Federal Prison Camp in Oregon on December 3, 2007. <mask> was released from FCI on February 1, 2011. He lived in a halfway house in Seattle, Washington until May of 2011.There is a political corruption probe in Alaska. Indictment. There is a case 3:06-cr-00099-JWS-JDR. The case was filed in the United States District Court for the District of Alaska. On May 23, 2007. The District of Alaska has a United States Attorney's Office. There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556Alaska State Representative Thomas T<mask> was indicted on charges of extortion, conspiracy, bribe and money-laundering. There is a press release. On May 23, 2007. Also available on the Daily News website. "Corrupt Republican <mask> begged for mercy." AlaskaReport News is covering the Republican legislator scandal. The FBI is investigating Alaska politics.The Anchorage Daily News is covering corruption in Alaska. <mask> at 100 Years of Alaska's Legislature was born in 1967, when politicians were convicted of crimes, American lobbyists were American money launderers, and members of the Alaska House of Representatives were convicted

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title: Henry Ward Beecher

texts: The abolition of slavery, his emphasis on God's love, and his adultery trial are just a few of the things that made <mask> famous. Mainstream Christianity has been influenced by his focus on Christ's love. One of the best-known Calvinist ministers of his era was the son of <mask>. Several of his brothers and sisters became well-known educators and activists, most notably the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin. After graduating from Lane Theological Seminary, <mask> served as a minister in Indianapolis and Lawrenceburg, Indiana. In 1847, he became the first pastor of the church. He became famous for his oratorical style in which he used humor, dialect, and slang.He developed a theology that emphasized God's love above all else. He was interested in the abolitionist movement. In the years leading up to the Civil War, he raised money to purchase slaves from captivity and send rifles to the abolitionists fighting in Kansas. During the Civil War, he spoke in support of the Union. Women's speach and temperance were supported by <mask> after the war. He believed that Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was compatible with Christian beliefs. In 1872 the Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly published a story about his affair

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texts: with the wife of his friend and former co-worker.The criminal conversation charges were filed in 1874. One of the most widely reported trials of the century was the one that resulted in a hung jury. Debby Applegate's biography of the most famous man in America was based on <mask>'s long career in the public eye. The eighth of 13 children born to a Presbyterian preacher from Boston was born in Connecticut. His father was known as the father of more brains than any man in America. When <mask> was three, his mother died and his father married a woman who was subject to bouts of depression. He was a teacher in Massachusetts for a time.It was the strangest and most interesting combination of fun and seriousness. The family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch

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texts: divided on whether to support gradual or immediate abolition of slavery. He sympathized with the students but was unwilling to defy his father. He graduated in 1836. The minister of the First Presbyterian Church in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, was offered a post as early as August 3, 1836. When he became involved in the break between "New School" and "Old School" Presbyterianism, which was split over questions of original sin and the slavery issue, he received his first national publicity. The Old School-dominated presbytery refused to install <mask> as the pastor because of his adherence to the New School position. The poverty that followed the Panic of 1837 caused <mask> to look for a new position, even though the Lawrenceburg church declared its independence from the Synod.<mask> was offered the ministry of the Second Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis after being invited by Samuel Merrill. Unusually for a speaker of his era, <mask> would use humor and informal language as he preached. He built the largest church in the city, Second Presbyterian, and also led a successful revival meeting in Terre Haute. In 1847, after mounting debt, he accepted the invitation of a businessman to head a new church in New

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texts: <mask> was involved in. William Lloyd Garrison advocated the end of slavery if it meant the break up of the Union, but his views were more moderate than those of <mask>, who hated slavery as early as his seminary days. In October 1848, when he learned of two escaped young female slaves who had been recaptured, he was compelled to help raise funds for them. The girls' freedom was secured by the raising of over two thousand dollars. On June 1, 1856, he held another mock slave auction in order to purchase the freedom of a young woman named Sarah. The Compromise of 1850 was a compromise between anti-slavery and pro-slavery forces brokered by Whig Senator <mask>.The compromise banned slavery from California and slave-trading from Washington, D.C. at the cost of a stronger Fugitive Slave Act. "One or the other must die" was the argument made by <mask>. Frémont was the first presidential candidate of the Republican Party, but he lost to James Buchanan. During the pre-Civil-War conflict in the Kansas Territory, known as "Bloody Kansas", Beecher raised funds to send Sharps rifles to the abolitionists, stating that the weapons would do more good than a hundred Bibles. The weapons were dubbed "Beecher's Bibles"

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texts: by the press. The American South hated <mask> for his actions and he received death threats. During the Civil War, President Lincoln sent <mask> on a speaking tour of Europe to build support for the Union cause.European popular sentiment against the Confederate States of America was turned around by the speeches of <mask>. At the close of the war in April 1865, Lincoln personally selected <mask> to deliver the address at Fort Sumter, South Carolina, where the first shots of the war had been fired. He was a strict teetotaler and advocated for the temperance movement throughout his career. He became a leader in the women's suffrage movement after the Civil War. He unsuccessfully tried to become a delegate to the New York Constitutional Convention in 1867 and was elected the first president of the American Woman Suffrage Association in 1869. President Andrew Johnson's plan for swift restoration of Southern states to the Union was supported by <mask>. He supported Darwin Socialist ideas and believed that captains of industry should be the leaders of society.During the Great Railroad Strike of 1877, he preached against the strikers whose wages had been cut, stating "Man cannot live by bread alone but the

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title: Henry Ward Beecher

texts: man who cannot live on bread and water is not fit to live" and "If you are being reduced, go down into poverty". His comments were so unpopular that there were calls for him to be hanged. At labor rallies, plainclothes detectives protected his church. Influenced by British author Herbert Spencer, <mask> embraced Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. He argued that the theory was in keeping with Applegate's idea of progress being a part of God's plan. He wrote Evolution and Religion in 1885. His writings helped gain acceptance for the theory.Allowing Chinese immigration to continue to the US helped to delay the passage of the Chinese Exclusion Act. As other American peoples, such as the Irish, had seen a gradual increase in their social standing, a new person was required to do what we call the menial work. After a five-year engagement, <mask> married Eunice Bullard. Within a year of their wedding, they embarked on the classic marital cycle of neglect and nagging, marked by <mask>'s long absences from home. Four of the couple's children died. Rumors of extramarital affairs began to circulate when he was believed to have had an affair with a young member of his congregation. The Brooklyn Eagle wrote a

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texts: story in 1858 accusing him of having an affair with a church member who later became a prostitution.On her deathbed, the wife of the editor confessed to her husband that she had been unfaithful to him. Several members of <mask>'s circle said that he had an affair with an author who was working on a book of his sermons. The couple's first encounter was the subject of dispute, with both of them saying that the other had raped her. The affair continued for more than a year despite the initial circumstances. According to historian Barry Werth, "it was standard gossip that '<mask> preaches to seven or eight of his mistresses every Sunday evening'." In a scandal, <mask> was accused of having an affair with a friend's wife. In 1870, Elizabeth confessed to her husband that she had had a relationship with him.Theodore told Elizabeth Cady Stanton and others of his wife's confession. The story was repeated to other women's rights leaders. Woodhull's advocacy of free love was denounced by <mask> <mask>. In her paper Woodhull and Claflin's Weekly on November 2, 1872, she published a story titled "The Beecher-Tilton Scandal Case", which detailed allegations that America's most renowned clergyman was secretly

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texts: practicing. Woodhull was imprisoned for sending obscene material through the mail. The scandal split the <mask> siblings, with <mask> and others supporting him. Woodhull's was released on a technicality.Reconstruction was off the front pages for two and a half years and became the most sensational 'he said, she said' in American history. On October 31, 1873, Theodore Tilton was excommunicated from the church. From March 9 to 29, 1874, the Council of Congregational Churches held a board of inquiry to investigate the disfellowshipping of Tilton, and censured the church for acting against him. The investigating committee was established by the church. Civil charges of adultery were brought against <mask>. The jury deliberated for six days but could not reach a decision in the trial. The final hearing to exonerate <mask> took place in February 1876.The scandal was called a "holocaust of womanhood" by Stanton. George Sand was going to write a novel about the affair, but he died before it could be written. The first three annual courses were taught by <mask> in 1871. A lecture tour of the West returned him to solvency after the heavy expenses of the trial. In 1884, he angered many of his Republican allies

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texts: when he endorsed Cleveland for the presidency, arguing that he should be forgiven for fathering an illegitimate child. He lectured in England in 1886. He died in his sleep on March 8th after suffering a stroke on March 6th.He was mourned in newspapers across the country. Green-Wood Cemetery is in Brooklyn, New York. Applegate states that at his best, <mask> represented what remains the most lovable and popular strain of American culture: optimism, can-do enthusiasm, and open-minded, open-hearted pragmatism. Mainstream Christianity is infused with the rhetoric of Christ's love that most Americans can't imagine anything else. The First Presbyterian Church in Lawrenceburg was renamed in 1929. The <mask> Beecher Monument was created by John Quincy <mask> and was relocated to Cadman Plaza, Brooklyn in 1959. An alternative limerick written by Christopher J Barry was offered on Beecher.He fell into the brook on a visit. The First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn hosted a musical called "Loving Henry" in 1993. The music was composed by Noel Pointer and was written by Dick Turmail and Clinton Corbett. <mask> <mask> was a prolific author as well as a speaker. In Indiana, he edited an agricultural journal called

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texts: The Farmer and Gardener. He was an editor of the New York Independent from 1861 to 1863 and was an editorial contributor for nearly twenty years. Many of his contributions were collected and published in 1854 as Star Papers or Experiences of Art and Nature.Robert E. Bonner offered his sister twenty-four thousand dollars to follow in her sister's footsteps and write a novel, and the novel was published in 1868. The intent of the novel was to present a hero who is large of soul, a child of nature, and a Christian, yet in childish sympathy with the truths of God in the natural world. The resulting novel was described as a New England romance of flowers and bosomy sighs. Critics of the day liked the novel. There is a list of published works Seven Lectures to Young Men and Experiences of Art and Nature. The notes were taken from the sermons. The Independent (1861–63) was edited by Eyes and Ears (1862), a collection of letters from the New York Ledger newspaper.There is a new edition with additional lectures. The Christian Union was published in Boston in 1868. B. Ford and Company. The Yale Lectures on Preaching and Evolution and Religion were published in the 19th century. Wm. is named after <mask> beecher.


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texts: C<mask> and Rev. Samuel Scoville has a Henry <mask>cher Monument citation.An American Portrait of <mask> <mask>. The press of the Readers club in New York in 1942. Sinclair Lewis wrote "Foreword". Philip McFarland was born in 2007. It's a pleasure to be a part of the love of the person, the one, the one, the one, the one, the one, the one, the one, the one, the one, the one, the one, the one, the one, the one, New York:Grove Press. Calvin is her husband, father and brother.The Museum of the City of New York Collections has a <mask> <mask> biography. The Special Collections contain births and deaths from the 19th

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title: Teresa Hsu

texts: <mask>, affectionately known as "Singapore's <mask>", was a Chinese-born Singaporean charity worker who devoted her life to helping the aged sick. One of the first homes for the aged sick in Singapore was founded by the retired nurse. She came to Singapore to start similar non-profit charities after working as a social worker in China and as a nurse in England. Despite being a supercentenarian, <mask> was still involved in charity work and was one of the few who were recognised for their longevity. She spent most of her savings on feeding and housing the poor and elderly, but she herself led a simple and humble lifestyle. She received a Special Recognition Award from the Singapore government in 2005. Although this has never been independently verified, it is believed that <mask> was born on July 7, 1898, in China, during the reign of the Manchu Qing dynasty.When she was a child, her father left the family for another woman. Her mother had to look 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 When she was 16, her family moved to Penang in Malaya,

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texts: where they worked as cleaners in a convent. The nuns at the school agreed to allow her to study with the children because she didn't want to be a cleaner all her life. She passed her Senior Cambridge exams after combining study and work. She went to Hong Kong with a basic education and worked for a German news agency in the 1930s. She helped the injured during the Sino-Japanese War.She decided to become a nurse because she couldn't help the people who were wounded during the Second World War. She wrote a request to the chief matron of the Nursing Council at the age of 47. Her application was accepted because of her dedication. She spent eight years in England doing nursing and another eight in Paraguay as a member of the German charity group Bruderhof, which started hospitals and homes for the elderly there. She returned to Penang in the mid-50s to be with her mother. She helped her brother start the Assunta Foundation for the Poor in Ipoh. She was involved in the startup of three homes for the elderly and two homes for young girls and neglected children in Ipoh.In 1961, she came to Singapore to live with her older sister, Ursula, the late principal of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus. After seeing her dedication and commitment in helping the poor and sick, Ursula bought a 0.6-hectare piece of land at Jalan Payoh Lai in 1965, so that <mask> could open the first home for the aged sick in Singapore. The Home for the Aged Sick was run by two sisters. Ursula financed its operations with her pay, while <mask> managed it and made some extra cash by selling the harvest of 10 coconut trees and a dozen banana trees in the backyard. The sisters converted a servants' quarters and a

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title: Teresa Hsu

texts: do yoga at night and then read until midnight. She picked up yoga at the age of 69.She taught yoga at temples, associations, hospitals and schools. Her breakfast was a glass of water or milk. If people brought me food, it was usually milk or yogurt for dinner. She had a private library called Prema, which means "divine love" in Sanskrit. She spent her final days helping senior citizens, reading and practicing yoga at her single-storey house, which is attached to the Society for the Aged Sick. Death Hsu died peacefully at home and was cremated on the same day as per her instructions. At the time of her death, she was the oldest living person in Singapore, but later that year she was reported to have been born in 1897.The Public Service Star 2006 was given the National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre's Special Recognition Award. A photography exhibition was held to honor the life and work of <mask> Chih from July 6 to July 18. The acting minister for community development, youth and sports gave the award to her for her devotion to the teaching of yoga. The University of SouthernQueensland, Australia, gave a degree to a 105-year-old. The Minister of State gave the Active Senior Citizen of the Year Award to a 105-year-old. In 2002 at the age of 104, she received a doctorate from the University of SouthernQueensland, Australia. She received a one-off Special Award at the Woman of the Year 1999 awards ceremony.The Chinese edition of the Reader's Digest named a 99-year-old 'Hero for Today'. The Community Service Award was given to her by the Life Insurance Association. The Guinness stout effort award was given in 1988. The Society for the Aged Sick website has links to other


title: Chris von der Ahe

texts: The owner of the St. Louis Brown Stockings of the American Association was a German-American named <mask>. After moving alone to New York City around 1870, <mask>e worked as a clerk in a grocery store. He established a saloon in the back of the store after buying out the store owner. The St. Louis Brown Stockings baseball franchise was bought by <mask>e in 1882 after he noticed that a number of his patrons visited the saloon after baseball games. He hired Charles Comiskey to play first base and eventually manage the team. Even though he didn't know much about baseball, <mask>e was very active in the team. <mask>e was the first baseball owner with a significant public persona, the predecessor of Bill Veeck, Charlie Finley and George Steinbrenner.He has a thick German accent. He was as much of a story as his players. The baseball, beer, and other investments made by <mask> Ahe made him wealthy. He made half a million dollars off the baseball team. He wanted fans to spend money on beer, so he set the ticket price at 25 cents. The Browns had to expand their ballpark because they led the league in attendance. The term fan is sometimes attributed to <mask> Ahe.In 1885, <mask> Ahe erected a larger-than-life statue of himself outside of Sportsman's Park. The statue was dubbed "Von der Ahe discovers Illinois" by a sports writer. <mask> Ahe had a farm club called the St. Louis

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title: Chris von der Ahe

texts: Whites. According to tradition, <mask> Ahe was the first to sell hot dogs at the ballpark. <mask> Ahe claimed to be a millionaire. After a poor showing in the World Series, <mask> Ahe threatened to take his players' share of the earnings. He was the majority owner of the Cincinnati Kelly's Killers which played in the American Association in 1891.After the American Association folded, the team joined the National League. Comiskey left for the Cincinnati Reds because he lost patience with <mask> Ahe. The team became a last-place team without Comiskey. Legal problems plagued <mask> Ahe's ownership. In an effort to make up for his losses, he moved to a larger ballpark with an amusement park, a horse track, and an artificial lake. The race track was disapproved of by the league and <mask> Ahe's outfielders. The facility was referred to as "Coney Island West" and "Von der Ha" by the press.<mask> Ahe sold off most of his best players to Brooklyn. The part of the ballpark that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Von der Ahe lost his baseball team in a trial related to the fire. The Perfectos and theCardinals were the first two names that the Browns changed to. The American League team known as the St. Louis Browns from 1901 to1953 had no connection to von der Ahe's team. Von der Ahe was reduced to tending bar in a small saloon after losing his other wealth. Comiskey sent money to von der Ahe to help make ends meet.The St. Louis Indians and the St. Louis Cards played a benefit game for him. $4,300 was raised by the club. He died of alcoholism on June 5, 1913. He was buried in a cemetery that had a statue in front of his grave. <mask> Ahe was named to the Pre-Integration Committee ballot for the National Baseball Hall of Fame. The Summer of Beer and Whiskey: How Brewers, Barkeeps, Rowdies, Immigrants, and a Wild Pennant Fight Made Baseball America's Game was written by Edward Achorn. <mask> <mask>e is a baseball player.There is a Journal of Baseball History and Social Policy Perspectives. The city of Edmonton, Canada. 1999. Also abbr. Baseball Research Journal is a journal. Cleveland, Ohio. 1989.J. Thomas Hetrick.

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texts: <mask> <mask> is a player for the St. Louis Browns. Pocol Press is located in Virginia. A year ago. J. Thomas Hetrick. <mask> <mask> is a player for the St. Louis Browns. The Scarecrow is in Maryland.1999. James Rygelski. <mask> <mask>e is known as The Boss President. St. Louis, Missouri has a Gateway Heritage. April 1992. Harold, Seymour. Baseball was played in the early years.New York City is located in Oxford. 1960. The name of the person is Voigt, Davis Quinten. American Baseball was from Gentleman's Sport to the Commissioner System. The University of Oklahoma Press is located in Norman, Oklahoma. 1966. The name of the person is Voigt, Davis Quinten.From Commissioners to Continental Expansion of American Baseball. The University of Oklahoma Press is located in Norman, Oklahoma. 1970. The name of the person is Voigt, Davis Quinten. Postwar Expansion to the Electronic Age is the subject of American Baseball. The University of Oklahoma Press is located in Norman, Oklahoma. 1983.Baseball-Reference.com has a record of 1851 births and 1913

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title: Yuri Kondratyuk

texts: <mask> was a Ukrainian and Soviet engineer and mathematician. In the early 20th century, he was a pioneer of astronautsics and spaceflight, a theoretician and a visionary, and he developed the first known lunar orbit rendezvous, a key concept for landing and return spaceflight from Earth to the Moon. The first human spaceflight to the Moon was plotted using the LOR. His works cover many aspects of spaceflight and space exploration. Kondratyuk made his discoveries in times of war, repetitious persecutions and serious illnesses. "<mask>y Kondratyuk" is a stolen identity that the author hid after the Russian Revolution and became known to the scientific community. <mask> was born in 1897 in Poltava, Russian Empire, but his family originally lived in Kyiv.Ignat Benediktovich Shargei studied mathematics and physics at the time of his marriage. <mask>'s mother must have been pregnant when she married in 1897. She is related to a general who took part in the failed invasion of Russia by Charles XII of Sweden. Her grandfather was a lieutenant colonel in the Imperial Russian Army. His grand- mother and her husband lived in Poltava. Kondratyuk excelled in mathematics and physics at an early age. When he was old enough to attend high school, he was admitted straight into the third form of a prestigious high school, where he graduated with a gold medal.<mask> was influenced by Ivan Meshcherskiy when he was studying engineering at the Great Polytechnic in Petrograd. At the outbreak of World War I, he was drafted into the army and graduated from ensign school. Kondratyuk filled four notebooks during his military service

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title: Yuri Kondratyuk

texts: on the Caucasian Front. The engineers of the Apollo program came up with the idea of leaving the propulsion section of the vehicle on the Moon while a smaller lander traveled to the surface and back. He included detailed calculations of the trajectory to take a spaceship from Earth to the moon and back to Earth. <mask> left the army in 1917 in order to make boilers in Poltava. He was an enemy of the people and was at high risk of arrest by the Bolsheviks.<mask> tried to escape for Poland but was turned back by border guards. He would have been shot if the guards had known about the symptoms of typhus in him. On the advice of his friends, he fled for another location after being nursed back to health. His friends obtained forged identification papers for him, with the name of a man who died of Tuberculosis in 1921. Kondratyuk lived in and around the North Caucasus, working as a mechanic and railroad worker. He settled in Siberia in 1927. Kondratyuk completed the manuscript of a book titled The Conquest of Interplanetary Spaces, dealing with rocket motion and issues concerning the colonization of space.He suggested using a slingshot to accelerate the craft. Kondratyuk made contact with a Moscow-based scientist and sent him a manuscript. He and his work were not well known to rocketry enthusiasts. The book was well received by scientists in Moscow, but no publisher would touch it. Kondratyuk paid a Novosibirsk printing shop to produce 2,000 copies of the work, but he also had to do a lot of the typesetting and operating the press himself, both to save costs but also because the equations in the book posed

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title: Yuri Kondratyuk

texts: problems for the printer. <mask>'s discoveries were not made by Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, who worked on spaceflight issues at that time. Kondratyuk designed a huge grain elevator in Kamen-na-Obi, built of wood without a single nail, because metal was in short supply in Siberia.He was investigated as a "saboteur" by the NKVD in 1930. The lack of nails in the structure was used as evidence that he had planned the collapse. <mask> was sentenced to three years in aGULag, but because of his talents, he was sent to a sharashka rather than a labour camp. He impressed the camp supervisor with his ingenuity when he was first put to work evaluating foreign coal mining machinery. Kondratyuk's status was changed from "prisoner" to "exiled" in November 1931 at the request of the supervisor. Sergo Ordzhonikidze, then People's Commissar of Heavy Industry, sponsored a competition to design a large wind power generator. Kondratyuk submitted a design for a concrete tower with a four-bladed propeller that could generate up to 12,000 kilowatts.In November 1932, Ordzhonikidze invited the team to meet with him in Moscow before sending them to Kharkiv to finish the design and supervise its construction, after selecting this design as the winner. <mask> was able to meet the head of the Group for the Study of Motion (GIRD) in Moscow. Kondratyuk declined a position on Korolev's staff because he was afraid that the scrutiny he would get under the NKVD would reveal his true identity. They worked on the wind power project for four years before Ordzhonikidze's death in 1937. The project was shut down because it was too expensive and

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title: Yuri Kondratyuk

texts: dangerous. When he designed the Ostankino Tower, he learned a lot from this project. The men went to work on smaller wind turbine designs for power farms.<mask> was made aware of the arrest of Korolev on charges of treason. He decided to give up his own notes on the subject. The woman who nursed him back to health after he had a typhus agreed to take his notebooks to the United States, where she escaped with her daughter after World War II. He sent a copy of his work to the museum. <mask> was a volunteer in the Red Army during World War II and died in 1942 near Kaluga. The circumstances of his death are not known. He died on 3 October 1941, when his unit was involved in heavy fighting against the Nazis.According to evidence collected in the 1990s, he disappeared in January or February 1942 while repairing a communications cable near Zasetsky, a village in the Kirovsky District of the Kaluga region. The Conquest of Interplanetary Space was published in 1919 and is one of the works that would be read by those who would read it. streets in Poltava, Kyiv, and Moscow were named after Kondratyuk, as well as a science centre and college in Novosibirsk. <mask>'s name has been used by the Poltava National Technical University. The Kondratyuk crater on the Moon and the 3084 Kondratyuk minor planet were discovered in 1977. Postage stamps and coins have been issued by the Government of Ukraine. The International Space Hall of Fame has a person in it.The Soviet UnionSuppressed research in science and technology. P. Korolyov and space. First steps. M Nauka was born in 1994. There were people from Poltava who died in


title: Alfred Darbyshire

texts: <mask> was a British architect. The manager of a dyeworks and his wife were the parents of <mask>, who was born on June 20, 1839. George Bradshaw was a nephew of him. His artistic abilities were recognised and encouraged by Henry Sparkes, who encouraged him to continue his education at the Quaker school in Manchester. He completed his education at the academy. He was told to go to P. B. after leaving school. The firm of Lane and Alley had a student in the Manchester School of Art.He started an architectural practice at St James's Square. There were additions to the house inNewton-le-Willows. The first Manchester Architectural Association was founded by him. From 1885 to 1905, Frederick Bennett Smith was a partner with him. He was buried at Flixton Church. The Gothic Revival style of <mask> was admired by Works Darbyshire. He is known for his theatrical architecture.Alterations were carried out at Manchester's Theatre Royal and the Prince's theatres. He decorated the Lyceum Theatre in London. The Irving-Darbyshire safety plan consisted of isolating separate parts of the theatre and providing fireproof escape routes. He implemented this plan when he rebuilt the theatre that was destroyed by fire. The Palace of Varieties in Manchester was his last major theatre. The Carnegie Library in Knutsford is one of the buildings designed by Darbyshire. He made designs for a military bazaar in Manchester in 1884, a Shakespearean show in the Royal Albert Hall the same year, and the Royal Jubilee Exhibition in Manchester in 1886.Andrew Jameson engaged Darbyshire to design a Tudor revival style mansion house for him and his family on Howth Head in the Northern suburbs of Dublin. Theatre <mask> was a man of many talents. He acted in them and became famous for his extravagant stage productions. <mask> redecorated the Prince's Theatre in Manchester in 1869. <mask> helped with the staging of Shakespeare's plays and they became

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title: Alfred Darbyshire

texts: good friends. The streets of London, the seaport ofSouthampton, the walled town of Harfleur, the battle field of Agincourt, and the cathedral of Rouen were all recreated by him in 1872. Between two and three hundred people were in it.The production traveled through the United States and into Australia. More than 100,000 people went to see the play in New York. He was a landscape painter in Italy, France, Belgium and Germany. He was friendly with many people. There is an intricate architectural watercolour depicting Durham Cathedral and a busy colourful picture of a harbour in Whitby in the Stockport Art Gallery. He was an art critic for the Manchester Guardian from 1868 to 1874 and then for the Manchester Courier from 1905. He compiled 70 illustrations of ancient buildings for the Jubilee celebrations of 1887 and wrote a number of books on architecture, heraldry and art.The Art of the Victorian Stage, as well as innumerable pamphlets and brochures, were published by him. He wrote a book. A Chronicle of the Brasenose Club, Manchester was published in two volumes. A friend of many actors, including Charles Calvert and Henry Irving, Darbyshire was an amateur actor. He was a member of the Society of Friends. He was the vice-president of the Institute of British Architects from 1901 to 1905. He was president of the Manchester Society of Architects from 1901 to 1903.There are books on heraldry in the library. <mask> lectured to many people. He was a member of the Manchester Academy of Fine Arts, the Manchester Arts Club, and the Brasenose Club. He was related to two American industrialists and philanthropists, William and Samuel Bancroft. Susan W Thomson is the author of Manchester's Victorian Art Scene And Its Unrecognized Artists. "An architect's experiences: professional, artistic, and theatrical" is an autobiography by <mask>. People from Greater Manchester were educated at the Ackworth School of

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title: William Darwin Fox

texts: The Reverend <mask> was a second cousin of <mask>. <mask> was born in 1805 and was raised at Thurleston Grange near Elvaston, and at Osmaston Hall south of Derby. The second wife of <mask> was <mask>. Ann was the daughter of <mask> and Jane Brown. Repton School was founded in 1816 by <mask>. Like <mask>, <mask> prepared for the church at Christ's College. He was an entomologist who collected butterflies.At Cambridge, <mask> and <mask> became friends. <mask> was introduced to another parson-naturalist, John Stevens Henslow, who held a weekly open house which undergraduates and some older members of the University interested in science attended in the evenings. In the summer of 1829, <mask> and <mask> spent three weeks together. <mask> remained in contact with <mask> throughout his life, and many of the letters exchanged discussed <mask>'s work. <mask> took up the position of country vicar at Epperstone in the winter of 1829. Sandown was where he convalesced after being forced to take sick leave. He met his first wife in this location and they were married in 1834.After a short time in Epperstone, <mask> was appointed vicar of Delamere and retired in 1873. <mask>'s school is now called <mask>'s school because he was active in the local community at Delamere. The letters that <mask> sent to <mask> were recognised as an important source of information on the life of <mask> by his son <mask> and many biographers since. "Life and Letters of <mask>" was edited by F<mask>. The majority of these letters are at Christ's College. The letters of <mask> to Darwin are old. <mask> gave a lot of information to <mask> in his books.From the age of 18 to 1878, <mask> kept a diary. He resided at Christ's College in Cambridge with <mask>. The University Library in Cambridge has a microfiche copy of the diaries. <mask>'s explanation of evolution was never fully

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texts: accepted by <mask>. In a reply to a correspondent of the Geologist, <mask> gave a very informative opinion about the geology of the Isle of Wight and how it became separated from the mainland. <mask> lived at "Broadlands", Sandown, until his death in 1880, and is buried on the Isle of Wight. <mask> had two marriages and 17 children.His first wife was the daughter of Sir Richard and Elizabeth Mudge. A stillborn girl was born in 1834. Julia Mary Anne, wife of Samuel Everard Woods, and <mask> <mask>, wife of Basil George, were his second and third wives. Their children were: Charles Woodd, Louisa Mary, and Ellen Elizabeth. There is a lot of confusion between <mask> and his contemporary Rev. <mask> lived and worked on the Isle of Wight at the same time as an amateur scientist. Early dinosaur discoveries are sometimes attributed to <mask> <mask>.<mask> <mask> was noted for his geological work, but not for his interest in dinosaurs. Another source of confusion is <mask> <mask>. The Unitarian publication The Repository was edited by then-Rev. Harriet Martineau. <mask> <mask>. After moving to London around 1830, she joined <mask>'s social circle and was linked to <mask>. Charles and his brother moved in with Martineau so that their family wouldn't worry about him marrying the outspoken writer. <mask> <mask> was cousins to the Darwin.<mask> may have been influenced by Martineau's popularization of Thomas Malthus' theories of population control. <mask>, C.R. The letter was written to W.D. The size of the <mask> family is increasing. The University of Cambridge. <mask>, W.D. (1862).When was the island separated from the mainland? A geologists, 5, 452. A.W. Larkum. D. 2009. There are letters and diaries of <mask> and <mask> <mask>. Springer Verlag is located in Berlin. The Wedgwood family were educated at Repton School Alumni of Christ's College,

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title: Adam Watson (scientist)

texts: He was a Scottish Biologist, Ecologist and mountaineer. He was a well-known scientific figure in Scotland due to his appearances on TV and radio. His large academic output and contributions to the understanding of the flora and fauna in Scotland and elsewhere have been internationally recognised. Scotland's pre-eminent authority on the mountain range was Dr<mask>. <mask> was born on April 14, 1930 at Turriff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He married Jenny Raitt in 1955 and had two children. There were academic achievements from an early age.He was Dux of Turriff Primary School in 1942 and Turriff Senior Secondary School in 1948. In 1952 he won the MacGillivray Prize in the Department of Natural History at Aberdeen University. He got a PhD for his thesis on the Annual Cycle of Rock Ptarmigan, a bird that has fascinated him all his life. In 1967, he added a second degree for scientific papers on northern animals. The Cairngorm Hills of Scotland was a book that came across as a child being transformed by its content. He remained in contact with Gordon until his death in 1977. Over the course of 58 years, there have been 23 books, 287 peer-reviewed scientific papers, 178 technical reports, 40 book reviews, and many articles in newspapers and magazines.The Scottish Naturalist 1969 Editorial Board, Journal of Animal Ecology 1970 Editor, British Ecological Society's 10th Symposium Volume, Animal Populations in relation to their Food Resources are some of his editorships. Over the next 13 years, he collected more than 7,000 place-names based on interviews with 260 local people. Jean Bain, the last native speaker

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title: Adam Watson (scientist)

texts: of Deeside Gaelic, was interviewed. There have been many place name studies published in Scotland during the course of the present century but none can match in detail and usefulness The Place Names of Upper Deeside. The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies was described by Professor of Celtic at the University of Glasgow Derick Thomson. A review in The Scots Magazine said it was a "remarkable gazetteer of the topography running to 220 large pages in a beautifully-presented work". The book was called "magisterial" by the Scotsman upon his death.The book Upper Deeside and the far Highlands was written with Ian Murray and was published in 2015. "He brought immense expertise and authority from a lifetime's scientific work on the ecology of the Cairngorms, an unparalleled field knowledge of the hills and intense personal commitment to their special qualities." Few people know more about snow in Britain than <mask>, who has spent almost six decades studying snow and the birds and mammals that live in it. He was one of the most respected authorities in his field. He has written fifteen books on landscape and wildlife, including the definitive mountaineering guide The Cairngorms, which has been in-print since the 1960s. The Environmental Baseline Study for Glenshee Ski Centre was written by the author. The longevity of snow-patches on Scotland's mountains was one of the things that fascinated the author.In May 2009, he led a walk at Glenshee in which he showed the participants the effects of snow on vegetation. Bibliography 1963. hares The Sunday Times is in London. AW and R. Hewson were in 1970. The


title: Adam Watson (scientist)

texts: populations of animals are related to their food resources. There are publications in Oxford and Edinburgh.1970. The Game Conservancy, Fordingbridge, and the 1976 new edition of Grouse Management were written by <mask> and Gordon R Miller. The Cairngorms: their Natural History and Scenery was published in 1975. The Scottish Mountaineering Club District Guide was published in 1982. The authors of Animal Population Dynamics are Robert Moss, <mask> and John G. Ollason. The Future of the Cairngorms was published in 1984. The Place Names of Upper Deeside was published in 1998.The Cairngorms of Scotland was written by Stuart Rae and <mask>. <mask> and Robert are from Grouse. hardback and paperback 2010 by Collins New Naturalist Library. Cool Britannia had snowier times in the past. AW & I. CAMERON are the authors of Paragon Publishing. It is a nice day for the hill. There is a publishing house in Rothersthorpe 2011.A zoologist was on Baffin Island. There is a publishing house in Rothersthorpe 2011. There are vehicle hill tracks. The North East Mountain Trust published an imprint. The snow book is based on the author's field observations. Rothersthorpe 2012 was the location of Paragon Publishing. Some days from a hill diary.Rothersthorpe 2012 was the location of Paragon Publishing. The scientific evidence for the 1981 Lurcher's Gully Public Inquiry into the proposed ski developments in the northern Cairngorms has been made public. Rothersthorpe 2012 was the location of Paragon Publishing. Field observations in the 1940s and recent records were used to compare birds in north-eastern Scotland. AW and Ian

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texts: Francis are the authors of Paragon Publishing. In the north-eastern part of Scotland, place names. Folk, hill, glen, lowland, coast, sea.There is a publishing house in Rothersthorpe. Points, sets and man. The stars of research on grouse, ptarmigan and other game are pointers and setters. There is a publishing house in Rothersthorpe. Birds in the Highlands. Field observations for decades include ptarmigan, red grouse, golden plover, and dotterel. There is a publishing house in Rothersthorpe.Red deer, mountain hares, and other mammals can be found in the north-eastern Highlands. There is a publishing house in Rothersthorpe. There are more days from a hill diary. There is a publishing house in Rothersthorpe. There are plants in the north-east Highlands. There is a publishing house in Rothersthorpe 2015. There are name discoveries on Upper Deeside.AW and Ian Murray are the authors of Paragon Publishing. Essays on hill topics. There is a publishing house in Rothersthorpe 2019. Observations of Golden Eagles in Scotland are a historical and ecological review. Hancock House Publishers is located in British Columbia, Canada. There are references for The Place Names of Upper Deeside. The John Muir trust gave a lifetime achievement award to Dr. <mask>.The biography of the Highland Naturalists. There is a portrait in the National Galleries of Scotland. An article with Charlie English interviewing a doctor. Lionel Kelleway is on Radio 4's The Living World with Dr. Scotland's changing winter climate is the subject of a current TV interview. The Royal Society of Edinburgh has a Fellows of the University of


title: John Middleton Murry

texts: <mask> was an English writer. He produced more than 60 books and thousands of essays and reviews on literature, social issues, politics, and religion during his lifetime. For his friendship with D.H. Lawrence and his brief affair with Frieda Lawrence, Murry is best remembered. Murry edited her work after Mansfield's death. <mask> was the son of a civil servant. He attended Brasenose College and Christ's Hospital. Joyce Cary is a lifelong friend of his.They met at the end of 1911. His intense relationship with her, her early death, and his subsequent allusions to it, shaped both his later life and the attitudes of others to him. Leonard Woolf wrote about <mask> "Pecksniffian" in his memoirs. He was the "best-hated man of letters in the country" according to Rayner Heppenstall's short book of 1934, <mask> Murry: A Study in Excellent Normality. <mask> was the editor of Rhythm and The Blue Review. The publisher of Stephen Swift was found guilty of bigamy and was imprisoned in 1913. For the next six years, their finances were seriously affected by some debts that had been put in <mask>'s name.He was an important supporter of D. H. Lawrence. The next year they started a magazine called The Signature. In 1931, after a complex evolution of the relationship, <mask> wrote in Son of Woman one of the first and most influential posthumous assessments of Lawrence as a man. He was medically fit for military service and was a member of the Garsington circle. <mask> became the editor of The Athenaeum in 1919. He edited a literary review featuring work by T. S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, and others. It lasted until 1921."Here at last was a paper that was a pleasure to read and an honour to write for, and which linked up literature and life" was written by E. M. Forster. In 1923 to 1930, it was merged into The Nation, which was edited by H. D. Henderson. He was the founding editor of The

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title: John Middleton Murry

texts: New Adelphi in association with Jack Common and Max Plowman. Various forms of the magazine continued until 1948. He had interests in Lawrence, Marxism, pacifism, and a return to the land. By the mid-1920s, there were competing definitions of literature, based on romanticism allied to liberalism and a subjective approach, and a form of classicism allied to traditionalism. In the 1930s, in London, Eliot took the centre of the critical stage and emerged as the clear victor in this contest.<mask> was a critic for The Times Literary Supplement. He was influenced by the philosophy of Henri Bergson. He was one of the post-World War I critics that included Richard Aldington, Robert Graves, Aldous Huxley, Herbert Read, and Edgell Rickword. Huxley was given an editorial job by <mask>. British interest in the work of Fyodor Dostoyevsky was encouraged by <mask>. The charge against Georgian poetry was led by <mask>. A leader in the 16 May 1919 edition of The Athenaeum was an early example of a reasoned attack against the Georgian style of verse.Even though he helped him draft an anti-war piece for The Nation in 1917, he reviewed the Counter-Attack harshly in 1918. He was not able to give an essay competition prize to Herbert Read over the wishes of George Saintsbury and Robert Bridges. F.R. Leavis appreciated and was influenced by <mask>'s early criticism, but later he criticized <mask> in the pages of Scrutiny, but continued to acknowledge a debt to him late in life. <mask> gave his philosophy its fullest expression in his writings on Shakespeare and Keats, and in an ambitiously titled volume, God: An introduction to the Science of Metabiology. The project of Romanticism is one of the things Murry describes as an inner exploration. This discovery leads to the highest degree of ethical awareness, an immediate knowledge of what I am and may not do. He said that the awareness of

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title: John Middleton Murry

texts: being alone in the universe marks the final point of discovery, followed by the upward ascent to spiritual life.In his 1929 book GOD, <mask> describes a "desolation" followed by "illumination" after the death of the woman who had moved to G. I. Gurdjieff's Institute for. In 1930 Max Plowman joined Murry and Sir Richard Rees in developing The Adelphi as a socialist, and later pacifist, monthly journal. The role was edited by Plowman in 1938. Jack Common worked for the Independent Labour Party as circulation promoter and assistant editor at the Adelphi. G. B.Edwards was a regular contributor to the magazine. After Lawrence's death, the book was never completed, thanks to the support of <mask>. After his third marriage in 1931, he moved to Norfolk and then to South Acre.Antony Alpers was told that K.M. was by <mask>. The manuscripts were dispersed to collectors in the 1930s. He had manuscripts of nine or ten completed stories, and when an admirer wrote to ask if he would sell a manuscript, he would reply that some land adjoining his farm in Norfolk was on the market or that he needed a tractor, so would sell one for the amount he required. The Adelphi Centre was co-founded by Plowman. The farm in Langham, Essex was bought by <mask>. George Orwell spoke on "An Outsider Sees the Distressed Areas" at the Summer School in 1936. Steve Shaw, Herbert Read, Grace Rogers, J. Hampden Jackson, and N. A. Holdaway were some of the speakers.The house, 'The Oaks', was turned over to some 60 Basque refugee children under the auspices of the Peace Pledge Union, and they remained there until 1939. Thelnetham, Suffolk, in October 1942, <mask> set up a new commune at Lodge Farm. <mask> recruited other conscientious objectors to run the enterprise. <mask> ran the farm as a commercial enterprise after it had mixed fortunes. He wrote an account of his time at Lodge Farm in a book called


title: John Middleton Murry

texts: "Community Farm" which was illustrated by his brother, <mask>. <mask> had a Marxist phase in the early 1930s. The Necessity of Communism was written in two weeks after he moved to Norfolk from South Acre."Mystical Marxist" was the identification that led to the introduction of Dylan Thomas to <mask>. The occasion was enough for Richard to publish Thomas in the Adelphi. He was a supporter of the Independent Socialist Party. The Necessity of Pacifism was written by <mask>. He was the editor of the weekly newspaper, Peace News, from 1940 to 1946. <mask>'s opinions were often controversial. He angered many left-wingers by arguing that Nazi Germany should be allowed to retain control of mainland Europe.The horrors of total war were preferable to the tyranny of Nazi rule according to <mask>. <mask> ended his life as a Conservative voter after he advocated a preventative war against the Soviet Union. Pro-Soviet elements in the peace movement attacked <mask>'s opposition to the Soviet Union. <mask>'s anti-feminism drew criticism from feminists. <mask> was known as a Christian intellectual. After a diagnosis of Buerger's disease and doubts about his marriages, he gave up on ordination as an Anglican priest. He supported a type of elitism that was foreshadowed by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and argued for by Matthew Arnold.In Christianity and Culture, Eliot was partial to <mask>'s reasoning from The Price of Leadership, but stopped short of endorsing Arnold. There was a very warm affection between us when <mask> died. After her death in 1923 he arranged the publishing or republishing of her works, <mask> was married four times. He was married three times: in 1924 to Violet Le Maistre, in 1932 to Ada Elizabeth Cockbaine, and in 1954 to Mary Gamble. He had two children with his second wife, one of whom became a writer, and the other of whom became a writer. The third marriage had

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texts: two children. Aldous Huxley portrayed him as "Denis Burlap" in Point Counter Point.He was the model for Philip Surrogate in Graham Greene's 1934 novel It's a Battlefield. Lawrence's Women in Love were written by David Holbrook. He was satirised in a number of short stories. The title character in Lawrence's novel is based on <mask>. Lawrence and <mask>'s relationship in the novel is similar to Lilly and Aaron's. <mask> is portrayed as a character in Amy Rosenthal's On The Rocks. Nick Caldecott played <mask> in the 2008 Hampstead Theatre production.<mask> portrayed him in Leave All Fair as a sanctimonious exploiter who mistreated her during their association. He is portrayed by Mike Gwilym in Priest of Love. In 1919, 100 copies of Je ne parle pas franais were published by The Heron Press. They were printed in the basement of the <mask>'s house, known as The Elephant in East Heath Road, and the second book was published by Richard Arthur, <mask>'s younger brother. It is now rare to find copies. There is a list of peace activists. The evolution of an intellectual.The revised edition of Countries of the Mind was published in 1922. The pencillings were born in 1922. The problem of style. Wrap me up in a carpet. Discoveries took place in 1924. To the Unknown God was written in 1925. Both Shakespeare and Keats were written in the 19th century.The life of Jesus. There are things to come. An introduction to the science of meta biology was written by God. D.H. Lawrence was born in 1930. The story of D. H. Lawrence's Son of Woman. The studies in Keats were done in 1931.TheNecessity of Communism was written in the late 19th century. The reminiscences of D.H. Lawrence. William Blake was born in 1933. The Biography of Ruth E. Mantz Between Two Worlds was published in 1935. Marxism is an autobiography. Shakespeare died in 1936. The Necessity of Pacifism was written in 1937.Heaven

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texts: and Earth were written in the 19th century. The Heroes of Thought were published in 1936. The pledge of peace was made in 1936. The Defence of Democracy was written in 1939. The price of leadership in the 19th century. Europe in Travail was founded in 1940. The Betrayal of Christ by the Churches was published in 1940.The Christocracy took place in 1942. Adam and Eve were married in 1944. The society was called The Free Society. A collection of essays looking before and after. The challenge of Schweitzer. There are other literary portraits. The Mystery of Keats was written in 1949.<mask> and other studies were published in 1950. The Conquest of Death was published in 1951. The Community Farm was built in 1952. Jonathan Swift was born in 1955. Unprofessional Essays were written in the 60s. Love, Freedom and Society was written. Not as the Scribes.Richard Rees Fiction Still Life was edited by <mask> <mask>. The Things We Are were written in 1922. The voyage was published in 1924. Poems from 1917 to 1918. The Critic in Judgement was written in 1919. The year was 1920. Poems from 1916–1920.As editor of the journal. The letters of a woman. Carswell, J. P. The lives and letters of A. R. Orage and others were published in New York. Sharron Greer wrote Corp. Cassavant. The University of Alabama Press has a critic named <mask>. Edward Chaney was born in 2015.G. B. Edwards is a genius friend. The book by Ernest G. Griffin was published in 1968. Twayne Publishers is owned by <mask> <mask>. The name of the person is F. A. The year 1959 The life of a man. The year 1923."<mask> <mask>." Grant Richards was the author of Some Modern Authors. There are external links to letters from <mask> <mask> to Lord and Lady Glenavy in the George Lazarus Collection. English Christians, English socialists, English male non-fiction writers, English essayists, and 20th-century English male writers

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title: Amy Hennig

texts: <mask> is an American video game director and script writer. Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City was the first game she designed for the Nintendo Entertainment System. She considers her greatest achievement to be working for Crystal Dynamics and working on the Legacy of Kain series. She worked on the Jak and Daxter series. The creative direction of a script is more important than the graphics of the game according to Hennig. Edge magazine named her one of the most influential women in the video game industry. <mask> graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a degree in English literature.She graduated from the film school at San Francisco State University and was hired as an artist for an Atari game. She dropped out of film school after her work on the game made her realize that the video game industry was more important to her than the film industry. She said that her literature degree and film studies have helped her work, but in a way she couldn't have planned. Since the late 1980s, Career Hennig has worked in the video game industry. Most of her early jobs were on the Nintendo Entertainment System, where she worked as an artist and animator. Her first job was as an artist for an Atari 7800 game. She was an artist and animator for Electronic Arts, working on Bard's Tale 4, and Desert Strike.She became a designer and director of video games. After two years at Electronic Arts, Hennig was hired as an artist on Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City. Hennig got the job when the lead designer quit. She assisted Silicon Knights in the development of Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain. She was the director, producer, and writer for Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver. She wrote and directed Legacy of Kain: Defiance. The creative director for Naughty Dog was Hennig.She worked as the game director for the Jak and Daxter series, as well as the head writer and creative director for the Uncharted series. The 150 person team that created the game was led by Hennig. After directing and writing for Drake's Deception and A Thief's End, Hennig left the company. Project Ragtag is a Star Wars game that Hennig joined Visceral Games to work on. On October 17, 2017, it was

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title: Amy Hennig

texts: reported that Visceral Games was shutting down and that their Star Wars project was delayed and moved to another studio to allow for significant change. According to a representative of the company, they are in discussions with <mask> about her next move. In June of this year, she announced that she had left the company in January and started a small studio to explore options for virtual reality games.Skydance New Media will use state-of-the-art computer graphics to provide the visual fidelity of television and film, but with an active. In May 2021, Stashwick said he was working with <mask> on an action-adventure game, and in September he said it was Forspoken. Gary Whitta and Allison Rymer are also part of the writing team. Skydance New Media said in October that it was working with Marvel Entertainment to create an action-adventure game that would take place in the Marvel Universe. The term "platformer" is no longer used with many modern games, preferring a different term like "traversal" for some. She believes that once game writers focus on creative expression, video games will greatly improve. She uses supporting characters to highlight personality aspects of other characters.The darker aspects of Nathan Drake's personality and past are highlighted by the foils he has. The writing and plot of the games were described by Hennig as on the "bleeding edge" of cinematic video games. She won two Writers Guild of America Video Game Writing Awards for her work on the two games. Influence and legacy Hennig is an example of a successful woman in a historically male dominated industry, and of how women are taking more important roles within it. She says that she has not encountered sexism in the industry, but that different perspective from men in the industry has helped on some occasions. Edge named her one of the 100 most influential women in the game industry. In June of 2016 Hennig received a BAFTA Special Award.She won the Lifetime Achievement award at the Game Developers Choice Awards. Game Developers Conference Lifetime Achievement Award recipients Living people American video game designers American video game directors American women writers Legacy of

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title: Agnes, Countess of Dunbar

texts: Black Agnes, the wife of Patrick, the 9th Earl of Dunbar and March, was known for her dark complexion. She is buried in a vault. She was the daughter of Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray, nephew and companion-in-arms of Robert the Bruce, and Isabel Stewart, herself a daughter of John Stewart. During the Second War of Scottish Independence from 1331 to 1341, she became renowned for her heroic defence of Dunbar Castle against an English siege led by William Montagu, 1st Earl of Salisbury, which began on 13 January 1338 and ended on 10 June the same year. On January 13th, 1338, the English launched a siege on the castle where Lady <mask> was residing with her servants and a few guards. However, she was determined not to surrender the fortress even though the English were a vastly superior force of 20,000 men, and is said to have declared: Women were known to take charge of castle or manor business while their husbands were away in the Middle Ages. Salisbury's first attempt at taking the castle centered on catapulting huge rocks and lead shot against the ramparts, but this was met with disdain by Lady Agnes, who had one of her ladies-in-waiting dust off the ramparts with her kerchief.Salisbury was told by the countess that he should take good care of his sow, for she would soon cast her pigs within the fortress. She ordered that a boulder be thrown down from the battlements and crushed Salisbury's sow to pieces. When one of the Scottish archers struck an English soldier, the earl cried out, "There


title: Agenor Mafra-Neto

texts: <mask>-Neto is a researcher in the field of insect chemical ecology. He is the CEO of ISCA Technologies, a company that develops semiochemical solutions for pest management. ISCA Technologies, Inc., founded in 1996 by Dr Mafra-Neto, is the CEO and Director of Research and Development. ISCA was founded in Brazil in 1997. Mafra-Neto came to the U.S. from Brazil in 1988 and received his PhD under the guidance of Ring T. Carde. He completed a fellowship with Thomas C. Baker at Iowa State University at Ames. Mafra-Neto is known for his work in the chemical orientation of insects.Dr. Mafra-Neto's expertise is in determining an insect's responsiveness to lures and disrupting their orientation to a source. In the lab and in the field, Dr. Mafra-Neto has used semiochemicals to modify insect behavior. His research included the behavior of insects in the presence of complete and incomplete blends of pheromone at different doses, the effect of combining pheromones with insecticides, and the effect on flying males. In terms of applied science, Mafra-Neto has developed and co-developed several semiochemical tools, devices and strategies for pest management. The attract-and-kill system was developed for small cotton growers in Brazil. The Metered Semiochemical Timed-Release System (MSTRS) and the Specialized Pheromone & Lure Application Technology (SPLAT) are examples of more technologically advanced strategies to release


title: Ty Pennington

texts: <mask> "<mask><mask> (born <mask>) is an American television host, artist, carpenter, author, and former model and actor. His rise to prominence began with his role as a carpenter on the home improvement show Trading Spaces, and continued when he hosted the ABC reality series Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, where he won two Primetime Emmy Awards. In addition to hosting ABC's short lived talk show The Revolution in 2012 and The Food Network's American Diner Revival in 2015, <mask> has other projects in the works. On September 13, 2017, it was announced that <mask> was joining the revival of Trading Spaces. <mask> was the son of Yvonne Vickery. Yvonne separated from <mask>'s father when he and his brother Wynn were young, and spent several years as a single parent before she remarried. Both boys were adopted by her new husband.<mask> is a partial Cherokee. <mask> began teaching himself about carpentry and home improvement while he was a self-proclaimed "Jack of all trades". He majored in art and history at Kennesaw State University after graduating from Sprayberry High School. He paid his way through college by taking night classes and working during the day before moving into construction. <mask> initially decided that carpentry wasn't something he wanted to do professionally because he wanted to be an artist. He transferred to the Art Institute of Atlanta after one of his professors told him to do so. Pennington began a lucrative career in that field after being approached by a modeling scout.He appeared in television spots for Diet Coke, Levi's and Macy's, among others. He lived in Japan, Thailand, Italy, Canada, and Germany after

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texts: working as a model. Television <mask> was a set designer for Leaving Las Vegas in 1995. His breakthrough came through The Learning Channel's hit show Trading Spaces. He played the role of "Wilbur Wright" in the independent film The Adventures of Ociee Nash. When ABC began developing a show that would rehabilitate the homes of deserving families in seven days or less, Pennington was chosen as the leader of the eight person design team. Extreme Makeover: Home Edition became a huge hit, catapulting Pennington to fame.Sears is a sponsor of the show. <mask> was so dedicated to the show that he fought off everything from heatstroke to food poisoning to keep doing his job. He stated that his career on the show resulted in <mask>'s Great British Adventure, in which he worked with communities to restore a run-down town park in a week. September 16, 2008 was when the series was shown. <mask> helped rebuild more than 200 homes for the show. After moving from Los Angeles to New York City, <mask> was cast to take part in the lifestyle-based talk show The Revolution, which aired on ABC in January 2012 After the show was canceled, <mask> began pursuing other goals.Ty Breaker is a show that features Pennington helping families struggling to make their homes work for them. <mask> hosted the second season of Rock The Block, which aired on March 8th, and will continue in that role for season 3, which will launch in early 2022. <mask> was the owner and designer of his company, Furniture Unlimited, which was based in Atlanta and Los Angeles. He lent his name to Sears, with their design team guiding the design of every item in the Ty Pennington Style line

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