title: Barry Chant

texts: <mask> is a pastor and author. He was the primary historian for the Pentecostal movement in Australia. The story of Australian Pentecostalism was published by the House of Tabor in 1973, which Chant founded and led as principal. Chant's first book was the first comprehensive history of Australian Pentecostalism based on grey literature and oral histories collected within 60 years of the establishment of the key Pentecostal churches in Australia. His sources are in the archives of Alphacrucis, a Bible college in New South Wales. Australia's New Day magazine was the first national magazine to address charismatic renewal in Australia. Chant's thesis was titled "The spirit of Pentecost: origins and development of the Pentecostal movement in Australia, 1870-1939".A second volume of Pentecostal history was published from his thesis after he received his degree. <mask> and Bennett were married in 1960. They have three children. Chant obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree with honours in English literature from the University of Adelaide in 1960. Chant obtained a degree in education, a degree in theology and a degree in ministry. In addition to his seminal work in writing the history of Pentecostal movements in Australia, Chant promoted Christian communications and cross-denoninational

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texts: collaboration in Australia for more than 40 years through the colleges, conferences, magazines and publishing company he led. Chant was a minister of the Christian Revival Crusade.From 1975 to 1978 he was an associate pastor of the Adelaide Crusade Centre. Chant was promoted to principal of the college in 1977. He extended the college's influence through publications and increased the college's footprint in Australia. The founding editor of Australia's New Day magazine was <mask>, who provided a platform for Australian Christian writers at a time when there were few outlets for their work. He hosted a Sunday night talkback radio show on 5DN in South Australia from 1983 to 1986. He chaired the United Charismatic Conventions in South Australia from 1980 to 1991. The 1986 convention at Wayville Showgrounds had international speakers, including Reinhard Bonnke and Paul Yonggi Cho.Chant redeveloped Tabor College into a multidenominational charismatic tertiary institution. He was president of the college for a while. He was the principal of the college for the next decade. The senior pastor of the international congregation was Chant from 2003 to 2010. The Miracle of Calvary Upon Dry Ground Magazines Australia's New Day magazine was published between 1987 and 1996 and was written by


title: Eivind Berggrav

texts: <mask> was a Norwegian Lutheran bishop. Berggrav became known for his resistance against the Nazi occupation of Norway as primate of the Church of Norway. Berggrav was an important figure in the 20th-century ecumenical movement and served as president of the United Bible Societies. <mask> was born in Stavanger and raised in Asak. <mask>'s father, Otto Jensen, was an education and parish priest and became Norway's National Minister of Education and Church Affairs in a coalition government after <mask> was 22. Rev. Jensen was the bishop of the Diocese of Hamar in the year before his death.<mask>'s mother was Marena Christine Pedersen. Career <mask>'s sister's daughter was the pioneer press photographer and he went on to become a priest in the Church of Norway. He changed his name to Jensen Berggrav in 1907 and again a decade later to simply Berggrav. After graduating from the university, Jensen Berggrav taught school for a decade. Berggrav continued to write for the journal until his death. Berggrav was a war correspondent for the Morgenbladet, Norway's largest newspaper. Berggrav was involved with the political party and the youth movement.The social movements wanted the language spoken in eastern Norway to be included in the national written language. There is a Norwegian language conflict. <mask> continued to study for his doctorate while he was a parish priest. He received it in three years. The pastor of the national prison in Norway was Berggrav. Berggrav was named bishop for the Diocese of Hlogaland in 1928. A number of new chapels were dedicated by him.Although younger than many other candidates, Berggrav was selected bishop for the Diocese of Oslo, which is the highest position in Norway's national church. The funeral of Queen Maud brought international attention. Berggrav continued to lead the Norwegian faithful until 1951 despite his house arrest during 1942-1945. Even though he was under house arrest for most of the war, Berggrav achieved international

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texts: Norwegian children to join an organization modeled on the Hitler Youth. Since all the clergy of the Church of Norway were civil servants at the time, this shunning of the orders of the Quisling regime sent a powerful message to Norwegians that tyrants would not be obeyed. Berggrav would secretly leave his hut in Asker to meet with the Norwegian underground.The bishop wore disguises, such as a policeman's uniform or a fake mustache, because his face was well known. Berggrav was put on the cover of Time magazine in the Christmas 1944 edition, making him one of the few Protestant religious figures to have received this honor. The Norwegian Church in Its International Setting, Man and State, and With God in the Darkness were all written in the Norwegian language, but were translated into English. Berggrav founded an association focused on Norway's local history, Romerike Historielag, in 1920, and continued to contribute pieces after he became bishop. The Norwegian Bible Society was led by Berggrav after he retired as Norway's primate. Berggrav was married to the daughter of a pastor. They were married until 1949.Their son was an important civil servant and sports administrator. Berggrav was buried in Vr Frelsers Gravlund with a simple gravemarker. Berggrav received Norway's highest medal, the Order of St. Olav, after World War II. Bishop Berggrav was awarded the Medal of Freedom by President Harry S Truman. Berggrav is remembered in the calendar of Saints of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. The winner of the 2005 Norwegian of the Century poll was King Olav V. Other sources include Godal, <mask> Berggrav: Leader of Christian Resistance.Alex and Harriet L. Overholt Johnson were married in 1949. Kjell Jordheim is a translator. Robertson, Hanton, and Molland wrote Bishop of the Resistance: A Life of <mask> Berggrav. Bishop <mask> Berggrav has links with Folke Bernadotte. Norwegian resistance members were celebrated in the Lutheran calendar in the 20th

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title: James Dashow

texts: <mask> was born in Chicago, Illinois and is an American composer. <mask> was born outside of Chicago in 1944. His high school and university teachers were J. K. Randall, Arthur Berger and Seymour Shifrin. <mask> went to Italy in 1969 to finish his studies. He studied the music of Luigi Dallapiccola on his own. <mask> was invited to work at the computer center of the University of Padua, where he created the first computer music compositions in Italy. He is the first vice president of the International Computer Music Association and has held master classes and concerts in Europe and North America.He was the composer-in-residence at the 12th Annual Florida Electroacoustic Music Festival. He produced a weekly contemporary music program for several years. The Dyad System, a method that integrates pitch structure based on dyads into electronic sounds as well as develops the pitch structure itself in terms of dyadic elaborations, was invented by him. Dashow took advantage of the depth projection capabilities of the digital planetarium projectors and the multichannel audio systems to create the first opera designed to be performed in a planetarium. The idea of a double approach to spatialization is being developed

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texts: electronic sounds. The poem "Voyage in the Blue" was written by John Ashbery Effetti Collaterali. It was 4–6 in the fall. Perspectives of New Music's "The Dyad System" is part one. 37 no.In the winter of 1999 39–75. "The Dyad System" is part two and three of the Perspectives of New Music. 37 no. In Summer 1999, pp. 2. 189–225. The Computer Music Journal 19 has "MUSIC30 - software synthesis language for the TMS320C30 DSP".3 wasfall 1995 Perspectives of New Music 25 nos. looked into sequence symbols. The winter and summer of 1987 had 1 and 2. "New Approaches to Digital Sound Synthesis and Transformation" is in the Computer Music Journal. The winter of 1986 had a 4. The ed. of roads. <mask> interviewed composers and the computer.Los Altos, California, William Kaufmann, Inc., 1985. There is a Computer Music Journal 4. In the spring of 1980 it was 43–52. "Three Methods for the Digital Synthesis of Chordal Structures with Non-Harmonic Partials" was published in 1978. The Rockefeller Foundation American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters U. received awards and recognition. Discography at Discog Interview with <mask>ow by Richard Karpen, Computer Music Journal 2003 via Project MUSE Interview with <mask>, September

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title: Gunnar Gunnarsson

texts: The author was born in 1889 and died in 1975. He grew up in poverty on Valjfsstaur and Ljtsstair. He was one of the most popular novelists in the first half of the 20th century. One time he went to Germany and had a meeting with Hitler and is considered to be the only Icelander who has met him. One of the most important Icelandic writers, he wrote the novel Af Borgslgtens Historie (translated into English as Guest the One-Eyed), the first Icelandic writing ever made into a movie. The Church on the Mountain was his autobiographical novel. His mother died at an early age.He attended small rural schools after working at the family farm. At the age of 17, he published his first books of poems. He was unable to attend traditional school because his family was too poor, but in 1907 he was able to attend a Folk High School. He was determined to work as a writer after two years there. He decided to write in Danes in order to reach more people. The first volume of Af Borgslgtens Historie was published in 1912. The second and third volumes were published the following year, and the third one became a huge success, making his name as a writer.The story of three generations of farmers was told in four volumes. This is the story of two brothers, one of whom is a dreamer forced to choose between his creative longings and duty, while the other is evil incarnated in the first two volumes, but returns as the saint-like Guest the One-Eyed. There was a streak of pessimism in <mask>'s writings. Between 1920 and 1940 he published a number of essays on political and social issues. He lectured in the Nordic countries and in Germany. He built a house designed by


title: Arthur Wagner

texts: <mask> was a Church of England clergyman. He was a reverend at St Paul's Church in the town for more than a century. The only son of the Rev. <mask>, who was a child when his mother died, was the inheritor of considerable wealth. He was able to pay for the construction and endowment of four churches in the town, three of which survive, and another in a country estate where he owned a country estate, following the pattern set by his father. Like his father, he became involved in disputes and controversy and was often criticized for the advanced ritualism of the services he held at St Paul's. The influence of <mask> was significant.He was also interested in church architecture and decoration. His wealth and successful ministry at St Paul's allowed him to found new churches in growing suburbs, which were notable for their richly designed interiors and Tractarian tradition. St Martin's Church, built shortly afterwards, is even larger and serves a district partly developed by <mask>, while the Church of the Annunciation combines a modest exterior with striking internal fittings. The grandeur and artistry of St Michael and All Angels Church was built for the ministry of one of the priests at St Paul's. His influence was such that he was acknowledged as a virtual Bishop-coadjutant of BRIGHTON. From 1824 until his death, <mask> <mask> was the only son of Henry and Elizabeth. They were married in 1823.When the town's fashionability was at its height, William Douglas and John Douglas were both the Precentors. Park Hill was owned by his mother's family. He was named

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texts: <mask> after <mask>, the 1st Duke of Wellington, whose son had been taught by <mask>. He was christened at St Mary's Church in Winkfield on August 6, 1824. The medieval vicarage in The Lanes was the family's permanent home from 1824 to 1824. The old vicarage was demolished and replaced with a new one in 1835. Anne Elizabeth and Mary Ann <mask> helped with his upbringing after his mother died.He attended St Nicholas' parish church from an early age, and is thought to have gone to school next to where the new vicarage was built. He graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge with a degree in mathematics in 1842. He received an honours degree. From the beginning, it was obvious that he would follow in his father's footsteps. Richard Cromwell Carpenter, an architect who had formed Tractarian views on ecclesiology and worship, was hired to design and build a fourth church for <mask>, who had already funded three new churches. St Paul's Church was consecrated in October 1849 and is located on West Street, close to the poor districts of the old town. The church was not parished until 1850 because it was administered as a chapel of ease by St Nicholas' Church.St Paul's Church on West Street was <mask>'s first church and he ministered there from the start. He wanted to expand the Church of England's reach in poor areas of BRIGHTON, just as his father had done, by finding sites for new churches and paying for them to be built. The first two churches built by him were 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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texts: Church. A temporary church dedicated to Saint Bartholomew was founded in 1868 in the densely populated area between London Road and Brighton railway station.It was next to a church school. Plans for a permanent church on the site were made after his father's death. The original plan was for it to be 13 bays, but it was shortened to 11 and only nine were built. The new plans provided for a much taller and shorter church. The first church in the city to be free of pew rents was the new St Bartholomew's Church, which opened in 1874. The nave is the largest in any British parish church, but it cost less than St Peter's Church because plain brickwork was used instead of Portland stone. The ornate interior decoration cost a lot.St Martin's Church in the Round Hill area of BRIGHTON was built in the early days of the 20th century as a memorial to <mask>'s father. At the time of his death, he had set aside money for another church, but had not decided on a location or any other details. The whole project was funded by <mask>, Joshua, and Henry, who chose the site. The Round Hill area was being developed with high-density housing at this time, and the <mask> family planned to build a church on the west side of Lewes Road. The Church of the Transfiguration was built in 1876 and was located next to St Paul's Church on West Street. St Paul's and its congregation, which by this stage consisted of fashionable high-class visitors and wealthy residents, was intended to attract the town's fishermen and other poor residents. The owner of an adjacent brewery objected to the

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texts: construction and forced it to be built underground.The architect was Richard Herbert Carpenter. In 1912, the church was converted into a warehouse and in 1966 it was demolished. A religious order was founded in 1856 by the community of the Blessed Virgin Mary <mask>. The Community of the Blessed Virgin Mary was linked to St Paul's Church by virtue of being named after the Blessed Virgin Mary. They used to be based in two houses on Queen's Square. <mask>'s cousin Rev. was around the same time. There was a "Home for Female Penitents" on the Lewes Road.The home was moved to Wykeham Terrace, which is adjacent to Queen's Square, at the same time as the sisters took in prostitutes who had been referred to the home by police officers or doctors. More than 300 women and some children were known to work as prostitutes in the mid-19th century, and there were nearly 100 brothels. The home was moved to Wykeham Terrace, which took up nine of the twelve houses, and allowed more than 40 women to be looked after. The women were offered proper healthcare, education, training for domestic service, and charitable help even though they were kept in a strict regime. It was the most effective single unit in the town at a time when private assistance was limited. St Mary's Home for Penitents outgrew the Wykeham Terrace buildings by the late 19th century. Ten years after his death, a large new site was secured on the Falmer Road in Rottingdean and a larger building was designed by F.T.Cawthorn was built. It was used until the late 20th century. After a brief stint as an old

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title: Arthur Wagner

texts: people's home, a school and a centre for the Church of Scientology, it was converted into flats called Rottingdean Place. The most famous incident of <mask>'s life was his involvement with the trial of Constance Kent, who committed one of Victorian England's most notorious murders. A family of siblings and half-siblings, her father and his second wife, as well as various housemaids and other household employees were all part of Kent's life. Mary Drewe Pratt, Kent's stepmother, behaved disrespectfully towards her, even before her birth mother died. She wanted to take revenge to protect her mother's memory.Kent dismissed the idea of killing her stepmother's favourite child, who was 13 years younger than her. On June 30, 1860, she took the boy from his bed, smothered him and slit his throat, leaving his body outside the house. The local police had a hard time establishing a motive or making any progress with the case, and even when Inspector Jonathan Whicher was called in from Scotland Yard no successful prosecution was achieved. After leaving a finishing school in the same town, Constance Kent entered a convent in France. Enjoying convent life but unable to stay at Dinan for ever, a mutual friend wrote to <mask> asking if he could accommodate her at St Mary's Home for Penitents as a paying guest. August 1863 is when she moved there. She began to confess regularly while living there.She confessed to the murder of her half-brother around Easter 1865 and said she would give herself up to the police. Soon afterwards, the news of Kent's confession became public.

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title: Arthur Wagner

texts: Kent was said to have been persuaded to confess by him. He denied that he discouraged Kent from going to the police after she told him. She spoke to the Home Secretary Sir George Grey, 2nd Baronet and chief magistrate Sir Thomas Henry, who gave a written confession. When the case was heard in 1865, <mask> refused to state what Kent had said to him during her confession, causing an "outburst of ultra-Protestant fury". When it was established that confession was heard at St Paul's Church, there was national outrage.The home and the St Mary's Home for Penitents were put under police guard because of the physical and verbal attacks on <mask>. The young resident of St Mary's Home, who had left money to the Home in her will, was actually an inmates of a home elsewhere in the country. They held a meeting that turned violent. In May 1865, he was shot at by an unknown person but did not sustain any injury. The furor died down after national newspapers such as The Morning Post and The Times ran articles condemning the riots. Kent was found guilty of murder in 1865. She spent 20 years in prison after her death sentence was commuted.During her imprisonment, she wrote to William Ewart Gladstone several times to try to get her early release, but failed. He kept in touch with Kent during her term of imprisonment. He took practical steps to help the poor in the area, and he had a lifelong concern for them. He helped finance the development of large parts of the Hanover neighbourhood, which was a densely populated area with much terraced housing. One of his hidden


title: Arthur Wagner

texts: charities was lending small amounts of money to small-scale housebuilders who wanted to build houses but couldn't afford large loans from conventional providers. Large numbers of houses were built quickly in the streets of Whichelo Place and Islingword Road. He paid for the construction of much of the housing in the densely populated area between Upper Lewes Road and Lewes Road, which was developed between the 1860s and the 1880s, and served by St Martin's Church.He was responsible for the construction of about 400 houses in this area. <mask> divided his time between BRIGHTON and EAST SUSSEX after buying a small rural estate. The Totease House was built in the early 19th century on the edge of Buxted. St Margaret's Church at Buxted Park, the parish church of Buxted, was distant from the centre of the village and from the house, so <mask> paid for an additional church to be built. St Mary the Virgin's Church opened on June 11, 1887. The Gothic Revival design was created by Edmund Scott and F.T. Cawthorn.The Community of the Blessed Virgin Mary's sisters used to share a house in the village with a new one built by <mask>. The sisters' house passed into new ownership when they moved to their larger premises in 1912. <mask> was unmarried throughout his life. He was looked after by two cousins for most of his life. His "ascetic" lifestyle, which included lifelong fast on Fridays, contrasted with his enthusiasm for collecting manuscripts and books, which totaled 12,000 by his death. He also collected histories, biographies, geographical and topographical books,

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texts: and lithographs. The sale of the library took three days, but there is no record of how much it sold for.He resisted calls to resign from his parish because of ill health and failing mental faculties. John Keble and John Henry Newman were both High Churchmen who converted to Roman Catholicism. Both Henry Edward Manning and Keble preached at the church. St Paul's Church was where the Prime Minister worshipped when he was in BRIGHTON. The two Tractarians had known each other since childhood and were close friends. The State would have an opening to intervene in the affairs of the churches if they were to be consecrated. Many Tractarians shared this view.He complained to Richard Durnford that consecration was a farce. Pusey supported <mask>'s attempts to leave his newly built churches unconsecrated. He was noted for his generosity more than his wealth. It is estimated that he spent between60,000 and70,000 of his own money on new churches inBrighton alone, without the ongoing costs of maintaining them which he invariably bore himself. When they were granted their own parishes, all of his new churches were chapels of ease to St Paul's Church. It is known that he spent £2,500 on St Mary's Home for Penitents in 1865, and that he contributed hundreds of pounds annually to church schools. His housebuilding activities cost tens of thousands of dollars.<mask> and his father both enjoyed challenging their opponents and asserting their authority. He was more tolerant of traditional structures of authority. Richard Durnford, who was the incumbent at St Paul's Church

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title: Arthur Wagner

texts: during <mask>'s time there, found him to be a difficult man. The <mask>s generated controversy and opposition, but stood "impervious" and "unmoved" against it. In <mask>'s case, this ability to remain detached to opposition was aided by his remote nature and lack of publicity: he did little beyond his church work, his lifestyle was simple and austere, and he was described by one friend as humourless. <mask> died at Belvedere, the home he had been living in since his father's death in 1870. It was next to the old Vicarage on Montpelier Road.He was buried with his father at the Extra Mural Cemetery. The funeral took place in front of 3000 people, and churches across the city held Requiems in his honor. He endowed the churches he founded and the Community of the Blessed Virgin Mary with his estate, which 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 Belvedere was sold and turned into a hotel called the Park Royal Court Hotel. The Park Royal flats are on the site. In 1965, a new church hall was built for St Paul's Church. The site of a Baptist chapel is next to the church on Regency Road.The following pamphlets were published: Parochial Sermons on the Subjects of the Day (1855) and Christ or Caesar: an Open Letter to the

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title: Bob Powell

texts: <mask> was an American comic book artist known for his work during the 1930–1940s Golden Age of comic books, including on the features "Sheena, Queen of the Jungle" and "Mr. "I am a mystic". The debut of the popular feature "Blackhawk" was co-written by him. <mask> did pencil art for the Mars Attacks trading card series. In 1943, he changed his name to S<mask>. <mask> was raised in Buffalo, New York and moved to New York City in the 1930s to study art. Eisner & Iger was one of the most prominent "packagers" who supplied complete comic books to publishers testing the emerging medium.An uncredited three-page story featuring the famed ventriloquist Edgar Bergen and his dummy, Charlie McCarthy, in Fiction House's Jumbo Comics #2 is believed to be <mask>'s first published comic-book art. The adventure feature "Dr. Fung" was penciled under the name Arthur Dean and was published in Wonder Comics #1 in May 1939. <mask>'s strips included "Gale Allen and the Women's Space Battalion" and "Ted Parrish" in Harvey Comics' Speed Comics. Other names included Rex Smith, W. Morgan Thomas, Buck Stanley, and S. T. Anley. As part of the Eisner & Iger studio, <mask> drew many of the earliest adventures of the jungle-queen Sheena. <mask> pitched in to co-write the premiere of "Blackhawk" after Will Eisner split off to form his own studio. <mask>'s contribution was discussed in a 1999 panel.In 2005, Eisner said that his

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texts: studio was a friendly shop and that he was the same age as the youngest guys there. We all got along. George and <mask> were the only ones who got into a hassle. <mask> made comments about other people in the shop. George got up and punched <mask>. Eisner said his partnership with Arnold created tensions when Arnold wanted to hire <mask> separately. He was next to me.He would help a kid around the block by telling newcomers to take it easy. <mask> stories and later on the zebra-bikini'd jungle adventuress Camilla. <mask> co-created the patriotic character in Harvey's Pocket Comics #1. It was a feature in Harvey's Green Hornet comics. The Golden Age Captain America story, "The Sorcerer's Sinister Secret", was penciled by <mask> in Timely's All Winners comics. The backup feature was drawn by him. In Eisner's "The Spirit Section", a 16-page comic-book insert for Sunday newspapers, from the feature's inception in 1940 until <mask> entered the U.S. Air Force for his World War II military service in 1943.<mask> formed his own studio and drew for many comic-book publishers after his discharge. His work in the 1950s included features and covers for Street and Smith's Shadow Comics, Magazine Enterprises' B-Bar-B Riders, based on the children's television series, and all four issues of that publisher's Strong Man. I began inking and then did background and penciling. They worked on Straight Arrow, an

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texts: adaptation of The Red Badge of Courage, and a couple of Westerns, among other things. <mask> was the art director for Sick until his death. He did the final pencil art for the 1962 Mars Attacks trading cards, based on early rough pencils, and then did the final painted art. The Civil War News series of cards was worked on by <mask> and others.Fans and historians call the Silver Age of comic books the Silver Age of comic books due to the fact that <mask> drew a number of stories for the characters Daredevil, Giant-Man, the Hulk and the Human Torch. <mask> drew the short-lived Teena-a-Go-Go (1966) and the long-lived Bat Masterson strip in comic strips. The date of <mask>'s death is not known. He was born on October 2, 1916, but his death date is December 1967, according to the Social Security Death Index. The Lambiek Comiclopedia has a birth date that is at odds with the U.S. government record. Bill Black created full comic-book reproductions of <mask>'s work. <mask>'s Terror was released by Yoe Books.The Complete <mask>'s Cave Girl and The Complete <mask>'s Jet Powers were released by Kitchen Sink Books and Dark Horse. There are external links to "<mask>" at the cemetery. January 15, 2010. There is a WebCitation archive. "I Joined a Teen- Age Sex Club" is a classic Good Girl and Romance cover. There is a WebCitation archive. There is an unused Powell Mars Attacks sketch.The creators of Golden Age

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title: Rahul Potluri

texts: A British physician, researcher and founder of a study unit in the UK, <mask> is known for his work on Agiorithm for Comorbidites, Associations, Length of stay and Mortality. One of the first to use big data in healthcare and medical research is his clinical epidemiology research unit. His work shows a link between high cholesterol and breast cancer. The role of cholesterol and possibly vastatin in improving the mortality of patients with cancer has been suggested by further research. Health services research evaluating differences in death rates from weekend admission and discharge from UK hospitals, ethnic variations and the interplay between cardiovascular disease and mental health are some of the prominent studies. <mask> was born in India and moved to the UK at the age of eight. He was a student at King Edwards VI Five Ways School.He completed medical undergraduate training. He trained in medicine and cardiology in London and Manchester. He was appointed as a clinical lecturer at the university. Potluri developed the methodology as a medical student and along with Hardeep Uppal founded the study unit. A large clinical dataset of over one million patients is used for research from this unit. <mask> is an expert in big data. He spoke on the topic at the European Society of Cardiology Conference in Rome, Italy, in August 2016 and highlighted potential developments in the field to come.A possible association between high cholesterol and breast cancer was shown for the first time in humans by Research Cholesterol and Cancer Potluri. The work was reported in the global media after it was presented at the European Society of Cardiology, Frontiers in Cardiovascular Biology Conference in Barcelona. There was more research presented in 2016 that showed the role of high cholesterol and possibly the role of vastatin in improving the mortality and survival of patients with cancer. According to research presented at the European Society of Cardiology Conference in London in August 2015, heart attack patients admitted at the weekend died earlier than those admitted during the week. The mortality and survival of patients discharged from UK hospitals at the weekend had worsened compared to those discharged during the week. This was the first study of its

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title: Rahul Potluri

texts: kind from the UK. The implications of these findings for the UK are being debated.Patients with heart failure who are discharged at the weekend have a higher risk of death than patients who are admitted to the hospital for a diagnosis of atrial fibrillation, according to studies presented at the British Cardiovascular Society Conference. <mask>'s research evaluating ethnic group variations in healthcare and particularly length of stay in hospital and mortality has been widely published. Patients of South Asian origin are more likely to stay in the hospital for a shorter period of time compared to other ethnic groups. Young South Asians have a higher risk of Diabetes and associated heart disease compared to other ethnic groups. He presented research at the World Congress of Cardiology in Beijing in 2010 that showed that haemorrhagic stroke is increasing amongst South Asians. <mask>'s research shows the effect of mental health conditions on physical health and cardiovascular disease. There is raised awareness of cardiovascular disease in the UK due to a series of publications.Significant cost and service provision implications for the United Kingdom National Health Service were highlighted by research showing for the first time that mental health conditions prolong the length of hospital stay in patients with heart failure. A study which was widely reported showed that married people who have a heart attack have a better long-term survival rate than single people. Marriage was thought to be a proxy for psychosocial support which is essential for heart attack sufferers to ensure they take all the prescribed medications. He received an award from the Faculty of Public Health in the United Kingdom for his research on patients of South Asian origin. Other international prizes include the Young Investigator Award from the International Atherosclerosis Society at the World Congress of Cardiology, Beijing in 2010, the Asian Society of Cardiovascular Imaging (ASCI) travelling fellowship from the Hong Kong College of Radiologists in 2011, and the Young Investigator Grant from the European Neurological Society The Diabetes UK award was one of the national prizes as a medical student. There is a list of British medical doctors living and working in

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title: Mike Love

texts: <mask> co-founded the Beach Boys with his cousins Brian, Dennis, and Carl Wilson and their friend Al Jardine. <mask> has been one of the band's vocalists and lyricists for their entire career, contributing to each of their studio albums and serving as their leader for live performances. He was one of Brian's main collaborators, co-writing hit records such as "Fun, Fun, Fun", "I Get Around", "Help Me, Rhonda", and "California Girls" <mask>'s lyrics mainly reflected the youth culture of surfing, cars, and romance, which helped fashion pop culture's perception of the "California Dream". The doo-wop element in the Beach Boys' sound was influenced by love. <mask> became a teacher of the practice of tm in 1971 after starting in 1968 as a student. His lyrics were influenced by themes of astrology, meditation, politics and ecology.In the late 1970s, <mask> fronted Celebration, a short-lived band that consisted of Beach Boys touring musicians, and began working on solo albums. Many of <mask>'s contributions to the group's hits were not officially recognized until the 1990s, when he sued Brian for writing credits on 35 songs. He claimed to have co-written 44 Beach Boys songs. <mask> was granted an exclusive license to tour under the Beach Boys' name after Carl's death in 1998. Since then, <mask> has released three more solo albums and continued to tour with his edition of the group. Since their 2012 reunion tour, he has not performed with Brian. <mask> was a member of the Beach Boys when they were in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.He is often vilified by fans and critics due to his history of conflicts with the band, and in 2016 responded with the memoir Good Vibrations: My Life as a Beach Boy, which sought to address myths and falsehoods that had been written about him. He has taken part in projects to promote international charities related to environmentalism, juvenile diabetes, and music education. Mary and Murry Wilson were the sisters of Michael Edward <mask>'s mother, Emily (known as

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texts: "Glee") Wilson. <mask> was the son of the founder of the Love Sheet Metal Company. Their first child, <mask>, was born in the Baldwin Hills district of Los Angeles in 1941. The family moved to the View Park area. He graduated from the high school in 1959.Unsure of a career direction, <mask> joined his father's company, whose fortunes dramatically declined in the late 1950s. <mask> played in the NBA and was the younger brother of the <mask> family. They had an interest in painting and the arts. According to her husband, she was a dominant personality. The family was close to Murry and his family. Murry was a writer. <mask> used to sing at family gatherings at his cousins' home in Hawthorne.The Beach Boys sound was established by Brian's devotion to the Four Freshmen's arrangements. The guitar contributions of Brian's college friend Al Jardine and Chuck Berry's idol Carl Wilson quickly expanded the musical accompaniment that was solely Brian's self-taught piano. The family had to move closer to the Wilsons after Love Sheet Metal failed. Career Formation of the Beach Boys <mask> played rudimentary saxophone in the first years of the garage band that evolved from the Pendletones to the Beach Boys. He collaborated with Brian Wilson in the band's original compositions. The lyrics of Chuck Berry and the Bryant brothers, who wrote many of the Everly Brothers' songs, inspired <mask> to write many of the Beach Boys songs. He said that they were both fun, descriptive and sweet.... I was always into poetry. It's not well known, but Michael had a hand in a lot of the arrangements. He would bring out the more aggressive approaches. It makes a big difference because it can change the whole tone and rhythm. Brian was influenced by <mask> to listen to black R&B records. Without <mask>'s influence, Brian couldn't have become Brian Wilson.Brian Wilson shifted the Beach Boys away from beach-themed music. <mask> told a reporter that he and his bandmates wanted to look beyond surf music and avoid living

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texts: in the past or resting on the band's laurels. The album Pet Sounds was named after him. <mask> stated that the group's unhappiness with Capitol's promotional efforts led them to change record companies. For the first four or five years, they promoted us very well, but then they failed to promote the change. They were still promoting us as the number one surfing group in the USA. How relevant was that after 'Good Vibrations'?<mask> was also reported to be resisting the group's new direction. <mask> was described as one of the biggest assholes in the history of rock and roll due to the accusations. <mask> said in a 2007 interview that he never said anything bad about any of the tracks. I admit to wanting to make a commercially successful pop record, so I might have complained about some of the lyrics. Brian said that the collapse of Smile was not due to <mask>'s opposition to the lyrics. The album's lyricist blamed <mask> for putting a stop to the album. <mask> was quoted in a 1971 Rolling Stone article as saying "Don't fuck with the formula".The quote was repeated in a number of books and websites. Anderle said that his statement about the formula had been misinterpreted. The Beach Boys' first R&B album, Wild Honey, was co-written by <mask> and Brian. <mask> was one of the many rock musicians who discovered the teachings of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi after the Beatles endorsed his technique. <mask> and his bandmates attended a lecture by the Maharishi at a Variety Gala in Paris in December and were moved by the simplicity and effectiveness of his meditation process as a means to obtaining inner peace. After the Beach Boys attended the public appearances of the Maharishi in New York and Cambridge, Massachusetts, he invited <mask> to join the Beatles at his training seminar in northern India. <mask> was there from February 28 to March 15.He helped Paul McCartney write the lyrics to "Back in the U.S.S.R.", which was recorded for the Beatles' White Album. The Beach Boys and the Maharishi were

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title: Mike Love

texts: going to be co-headliners on <mask>'s U.S. concert tour. The tour began in May 1968, but ended after five shows due to disappointing audience numbers and the withdrawal of the Maharishi. <mask> wrote in his book that he took responsibility for an idea that didn't work. I don't regret it. I thought I could do some good for people who were lost, confused, or troubled, particularly those who were young and idealistic but also vulnerable, and I thought that was true for a whole bunch of us. Despite the ignominy of the tour, the Beach Boys remained ardent supporters.<mask> progressed to more advanced levels in the course of time. <mask> wrote the words and music of several Beach Boys songs, including "Everyone's in Love with You" (1976) and "Sumahama" (1978). He and Brian Wilson co-authored the hit song "Almost Summer" for the U.S. Top 30. Looking Back with Love was his first solo album. The Beach Boys had a U.S. number 1 hit in 1988 with "Kokomo", the only number 1 the band achieved without Brian's involvement. <mask> was nominated for a Golden Globe Award in the Original Song category for "Kokomo". <mask> and the other founding members of the Beach Boys were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.<mask> criticized McCartney and other people at the ceremony. <mask> regretted that he didn't meditate earlier that day, when he was asked if he regretted anything about the night. Brian was sued in 1992 by <mask> and several Wilson family members for defamation over claims made in his 1991 memoir Wouldn't It Be Nice: My Own Story. The case was settled out of court by the publisher. <mask> would file many lawsuits against Brian. Two years later, <mask> won a legal proceeding to establish what he considered to be proper authorship credit for many of the Beach Boys songs he co- wrote. <mask> was denied royalties because Murry Wilson did not credit him with his early contributions to Brian's songs.He said it was the largest case of fraud in music history. After the death of Carl Wilson in


title: Mike Love

texts: 1998, <mask> continued to tour with the Beach Boys, along with Bruce Johnston and a supporting band of new musicians, occasionally including actor John Stamos. The Beach Boys' company, Brother Records, leased exclusive rights to tour under the Beach Boys name. <mask> wanted to prevent the use of the name "Al Jardine of the Beach Boys" because he had been touring under the banners "Beach Boys Family & Friends," "Al Jardine, Beach Boy" and "Al Jardine of the Beach Boys" during this time. The courts ruled in <mask>'s favor, denying Jardine the use of the Beach Boys name. In addition to seeking $4 million in damages, Jardine appealed the decision. The California Court of Appeal ruled that <mask> acted wrongly in freezing Jardine out of touring under the Beach Boys name.The case was settled outside of court. The Beach Boys' story was dramatized in a two-part television miniseries by ABC in 2000. Stamos was criticized for historical inaccuracies. <mask> was an advisor. He was accused of having the film overstate his role in the group and portray negative depictions of Van Dyke Parks. On November 3, 2005, <mask> sued Brian and the British newspaper The Mail On Sunday because the Beach Boys' name and image were used in a promotional CD that was given free with the paper to promote the 2004 Brian Wilson presents Smile release. <mask> argued that the unauthorized CD resulted in a loss of income for the band.According to Wilson's wife, <mask> said to Wilson, "you better start writing a real big hit because you're going to have to write me a real big check." On May 16, 2007, the lawsuit was dismissed due to lack of merit. A new Beach Boys album and 50th anniversary tour are in the works. The Beach Boys would return to the <mask> lineup after the end of the reunion tour, without Brian, Jardine or Marks, all of whom expressed surprise. In the June issue of Rolling Stone, it was reported that the three had been fired. <mask>'s book, Good Vibrations: My Life as a Beach Boy, was published in

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texts: September of 2016 He wrote the book as a response to what had been said about him.One month before the release of Brian's book, it was published. He's not in charge of his life like I am, <mask> said when asked about the book's negative comments. His every move is orchestrated and there is no tape of it. <mask> hasn't read Brian's book. Unleash the Love was <mask>'s second solo album. <mask>'s third solo album, Reason, for the Season, features traditional and original Christmas music. <mask>'s fourth album was called 12 Sides of Summer.<mask> has been married to Jacquelyne Piesen since 1994 and has eight children: two with Piesen and six from his four previous marriages. He lives in Incline Village, Nevada on the northern shore of Lake Tahoe. <mask> is a vegetarian who practices and teaches tm, wears Indian Ayurveda rings, and participates in Hindu ceremonies. <mask> is the brother of a former NBA basketball player and Pink Martini harpist is the uncle of a basketball player. Shawn Marie <mask>, a woman who was engaged to Dennis Wilson in his final days, was accused of being <mask>'s daughter. A photograph of <mask> and Ronald Reagan shaking hands in the 1980s led many to label him a conservative. In 1992 the band raised money for the Natural Law Party, despite the friendly relationship between the Beach Boys and George H. W. Bush.<mask> switched his support from Bush to Hagelin. <mask> was present at the signing of the Music Modernization Act in October and praised Donald Trump for his support of music historically. After Trump's election, the Beach Boys were asked to perform in the festivities for Trump's inauguration, and <mask> initially responded positively, saying Trump had been a friend for a long time. I don't know if that means I agree with everything he says. No. I am sure that we would play for him. <mask>'s Beach Boys performed at the Texas State Society's "Black Tie & Boots" Inaugural Ball on inauguration day.In February 2020, Brian Wilson and Jardine's official social

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texts: media pages encouraged fans to boycott the band's music on animal rights grounds, after it was announced that <mask>'s Beach Boys would perform at a Safari Club International convention in Reno, Nevada. <mask> issued a statement that his group has always supported "freedom of thought and expression as a fundamental tenet of our rights as Americans." Love's Beach Boys agreed to play at a high-dollar fundraiser for Trump's reelection campaign in Newport Beach in October 2020. The Beach Boys' name and music were not used at the event, according to a press release. Zero. <mask> played at Mar-a-Lago's New Year's Eve celebration. <mask> was one of the speakers at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992 and the Earth Day 2000 in Washington, DC.He was involved in forming StarServe, which enlisted high-profile celebrities to inspire America's youth to help serve their communities. The Love Foundation supports national environmental and educational initiatives. <mask> helped raise an additional $250,000 by donating $100,000 to the American Red Cross for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. He was responsible for raising over $1 million for the Lake Tahoe School in Incline Village, Nevada, as a member of the board of directors. In 2010, <mask> contributed to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's More Hope For the Holidays album with vocals on "Closing of the Year" as well as contributing his self-penned "Santa's Goin' To Kokomo". He is on the album with Weezer and Creedence Clearwater Revisited. The proceeds benefit a charity.He performed a benefit concert for the foundation for the Children of the Californias which raised one million dollars to support the expansion of three new surgical suites. During the 50th Reunion Tour, <mask>, along with the Beach Boys, raised funds for cleft lip and palate repair surgeries. He was awarded the City Year's "Seven Generations Award" for his decades of investment in education and national service. The society of lifetime achievement award is given to

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title: T. V. Reed

texts: T. V<mask> is a professor at Washington State University. The politics of cultural forms and cultural forms of politics are the focus of <mask>'s scholarship and teaching. His work has analyzed a wide variety of texts, from literature to film to the World Wide Web to university departments to movements themselves as texts, within a time period from the 1930s to the present. The task of analyzing how cultural forms themselves directly contribute to and are shaped by social movements has been included in the work. <mask> grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area, did undergraduate work in the Northwest and received a PhD in History of Consciousness at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He took graduate seminars from a number of people. <mask> claims that experience, in addition to instilling some particular theoretical approaches, taught him two important lessons: 1) even the most celebrated theorists are just flawed human beings with embodied intellectual limits like the rest of us, and 2) the best theorists do not fetishize their own theories but are ratherThere is a long-standing debate between scholars and critics who want to reduce literature and art to a self-contained realm above politics and ideology. <mask> argues that while literature is political, it is political in unique ways that cannot be reduced to and can be used to resist ideological positions. The strategy that emerges from the political and critical positions is called "postmodernist realism" by <mask>. This is a mode of writing and reading that features self-reflexive, realism- disrupting techniques found in postmodernist fiction but also places those techniques in tension with "real" cognitive claims and with "realistic" political needs. <mask> argues for a "postmodern populism" that acknowledges the contingent nature of truth claims but roots those claims in situated knowledges that must be changed to allow for truly democratic political contestation. He shows how schools of critical thought such as neo-Marxisms, feminisms, critical race theories and new historicisms can be most effective when set in pragmatic relation to actually existing social movements. The Art of Protest: Culture and Activism from the

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texts: Civil Rights Movement to the Streets of Seattle was conceived as the second volume of a two-volume project.Art of Protest looks directly at cultural texts produced in and for particular social movements from the 1950s to the present. It looks at the transformation of spirituals into movement "freedom songs" in the struggle for African American Civil Rights, the use of murals by the Chicano/a movement, drama in the Black Power movement, poetry in the women's movement, and cinematic representation of the American Indian. Each chapter examines a different cultural form's contribution to social change, analyzes the way in which cultural forms shape social movements, and traces the spread of movement texts out into the wider society. <mask>'s third book, Robert Cantwell and the Literary Left: A Northwest Writer Reworks American Fiction, moves back into an earlier decade to focus on the period of US social movements in international contexts since the 1950s. The book is a case study for rethinking the "proletarian" or left literary movement of the Depression years. The book seeks to get beyond the heroic white male worker stereotype, instead situating this largely Marxist literary movement in the larger raced, gendered and sexed context of what <mask> calls the reworking of US literatures. The conservative critics of radical thirties literature have offered more ideological readings than the texts they criticize, according to <mask>.The book shows how misreadings of the 1930s continue to suppress a nuanced class component of intersectional cultural analyses that deal more thoughtfully with race, gender, sexuality and other categories of social difference. Denigration of 1930s working class-centered cultural texts continues to prevent serious understanding of economic classes in US social movement contestation, a fact that accounts in part for the limited longevity of the Occupy Wall Street movement. <mask>'s book, Digitized Lives: Culture, Power and Social Change in the Internet Era, carries questions of cultural politics into the future by examining the various dimensions of social life being transformed by new digital media. The process of digital culture production, from design to

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texts: manufacture to marketing, as well as key arenas as politics, education, social identity and various digital divides are examined by <mask>. Digitized Lives argues that new cultural technologies have great negative and positive potential, and that only an active, engaged citizenry, not some techno-fix, can shape the digital landscape toward greater social justice. Essays <mask> has published essays about the cultures of academe and academic theory in a variety of places, including Representations, American Literary History, The Encyclopedia of American Studies and American Studies International. His articles on the politically innovative narrative strategies of James Agee and E.L. Doctorow have been published.He is the author of the essay "Theory and Method in American Cultural Studies" which was originally published in American Studies International. In addition, <mask> has published articles on Native radicals in film, environmental justice ecocriticism, and in the area of interdisciplinary peace studies. <mask>'s interest in institutional-theoretical questions of interdisciplinarity is reflected in a piece published in the anthology, Color-Lines to Border Lands, that examines a phenomenon he calls "the intersection of interdisciplines." <mask> has been a Visiting Scholar at the Center for Cultural Studies of the University of California, Santa Cruz and a keynote speaker. He received the American Studies Association's Mary C. <mask>rpie Award for outstanding teaching, advising and program development. <mask> was a professor at York University. <mask> was co-chair of the national American Studies Association's conference in 2002 and was one of two nominees for the organization's presidency in 2011.<mask> received the Mary C<mask> award for outstanding achievement in American studies teaching, advising and program development. He has worked for the internationalization of American Studies and has been involved in projects with universities in Germany, the People's Republic of China, and Japan. A published author is collected in libraries. The Art of Protest: Culture and Activism from the Civil Rights Movement to the Streets of Seattle can be found on the Cultural Politics

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title: James Gordon Legge

texts: During the First World War, Lieutenant General <mask> was the Chief of the General Staff and was Australia's highest ranking army officer. <mask> was a major general. <mask> was the eldest of eight sons and was born on August 15, 1863. The family moved to Australia in the 19th century. He was educated in England and Australia. Legge received a Bachelor of Arts in 1884, a Master of Arts in 1887 and a Bachelor of Law in 1890. Legge was admitted to the bar in New South Wales on March 6, 1891, after he stood down to practice law.<mask> resigned from the 3rd New South Wales Infantry Regiment after being commissioned as a lieutenant in 1885. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in October of 1887. He was promoted to lieutenant in 1892. He became a captain in the New South Wales permanent force in 1894. He immediately left for a tour of duty with the British Army in India, serving a month with the 5th Dragoon Guards and three months with the Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment. In 1899, Legge was appointed to command an infantry company, with Lieutenant William Holmes as one of his subalterns. In 1899, the company left for South Africa and was incorporated in the Australian Regiment.This became mounted in February. Legge pushed for a separate identity for the New South Wales contingent, he succeeded, and on April 7, 1900, the Australian Regiment was dissolved and a new division was formed under Lieutenant General Sir Ian Hamilton. The 1st New South Wales Mounted Rifles incorporated Legge's company. He saw action at Diamond Hill and Elands River. His company returned to Australia in December 1900 after a twelve-month tour. Legge was an intelligence officer. On his return to Australia, Legge was given the rank of brevet major.The handbook on military law was published in 1904. He was promoted to major and became the deputy assistant adjutant general at the Second Military District

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texts: Headquarters. He began working with Colonel William Bridges in 1907. In January 1909, Legge became Quartermaster General and a member of the Military Board. The military Board failed to endorse his promotion to lieutenant colonel. Legge worked closely with Lord Kitchener when he was in Australia in 1909. Kitchener's Defence Scheme was developed by Legge.Legge was the Quartermaster General from June 1911 to March 1910. Legge was appointed Australian Representative on the Imperial General Staff in London in January 1912. Legge sent information about Japanese military capabilities to Australia. He helped speed up the establishment of the Australian Flying Corps by observing the British Army and the Royal Flying Corps. Legge was appointed Chief of the General Staff with the rank of full colonel, but he did not leave until July 1914. War broke out when Legge reached Adelaide. Legge took over the organisation of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force when Bridges was in charge.Legge took over the training of AIF reinforcements when Bridges left for overseas. Legge was chosen by the Australian government to succeed Bridges as both commander of the 1st Division and of the AIF. The Australian field commanders, Colonels Harry Chauvel, <mask> McCay and John Monash, were disappointed at being passed over by an officer who was their junior, and protested to Generals William Birdwood and Hamilton. Legge was promoted to major general on June 22, 1915, after Prime Minister Andrew Fisher attributed Legge's unpopularity to his rise over the heads of other officers through ability. On June 24, 1915, Legge arrived in Mudros and began working on winning the respect of his subordinates. He arranged for the colonels to be promoted to brigadier general in line with their British counterparts. The British wanted Australian officers junior to British officers of the same rank.Legge inspected


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texts: the Australian Base in Egypt and sent the recommendations back to the Australian government. Birdwood felt that such communications should go through him. <mask> and Birdwood disagreed over the plan for the August offensive. Legge felt that the proposed assault on Lone Pine would be futile unless the high ground above it was first seized. Birdwood believed that an attack on Lone Pine would cause the Turks to stop opposing the main effort. Both men would be proved correct. Birdwood seized on an opportunity to remove Legge from the scene when McCay broke his leg and was evacuated on July 11, 1915.<mask> was sent to Egypt to take over the 2nd Division. <mask>'s command of the AIF expired when he was appointed to this post. Legge knew how difficult it would be to get the 2nd Division ready for action as soon as possible, for he knew that many crucial elements of the division were either non-existent or still in Australia. It was difficult to find experienced officers for his staff. When Hamilton called the division forward in August, Legge's work was still incomplete. Legge was with the 6th brigade. On September 2, 1915, the transport HMT Southland was torpedoed by a German submarine 60 km south of Lemnos.Legge was praised for the way he handled the situation, remaining on board with the last 400 men, who were eventually transferred to the hospital ship Neuralia. More than 30 Australians died in the incident. The veterans were rested on Lemnos after the 2nd Division relieved the 1st in the line. Whenever Major General Alexander Godley was absent, Legge acted as corps commander. He was the first Australian to have temporary command of a corps. Legge embarked on a number of schemes to improve the defences at Anzac Cove, which some thought impractical and others thought was genius. Legge was evacuated to Egypt because he was sick.The 2nd Division in Egypt was commanded by <mask> in

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texts: January 1916. The 2nd Division began its journey to Alexandria on 13 March 1916. The 2nd Division entered the line for the first time on the night of 7 April 1916. Both sides used this sector to acclimatise new units to the conditions on the Western Front. Birdwood's insistence on manning the front line more densely than recommended led to high casualties for the division. <mask> was ordered by the commander of the British Reserve Army to take the Pozires Heights at once. The attack cost the division 3,500 casualties and was a complete failure due to poor preparation.Legge took most of the blame for the failure. Legge was under tremendous pressure from the enemy, who bombarded the 2nd Division's positions nonstop, forcing the postponement of the attack until the 2nd and 4th of August. General Sir Douglas Haig blamed Legge for the postponements. The Pozires Heights were under Australian control when the attack was finally delivered. The tour cost almost a third of the 2nd Division's strength. Birdwood relieved Legge of his command after he fell ill with the flu. He was appointed Inspector General of Australia on April 30, 1917.He became Chief of the General Staff again on 1 August 1917, reverting to his permanent rank of colonel, but retaining the rank of major general. Legge was the Chief of the General Staff and he dealt with politicians in Australia. Legge was considering how to defend Australia against the Japanese if the Allies lost the war. In considering the makeup of the postwar forces, Legge became a strong advocate of an independent Royal Australian Air Force and a major role for air power, and he was appointed to a committee to look into the matter in January 1919. The future structure of the army was to be examined by a committee chaired by Harry Chauvel. Legge was promoted to major general on January 2, 1920. He became the Commandant of the Royal Military College in


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texts: June of 1920.<mask> and most of his staff were retrenched in the defence cuts of 1922. He was placed on the retired list with the rank of lieutenant general on January 14, 1924. He received the Légion d'honneur in February 1924. Legge was denied a pension due to his early retirement, but he was able to get money from the Soldier Settlement Scheme to buy a lease on a farm in the Australian Capital Territory. He named it "Cranleigh" after his school in England and his former home in Australia. The area is known as sheep country and many of the farmers thought he was eccentric. A proposed railway line that was not built was one of the reasons the farm failed.By 1923 cottages for a manager and workmen were being built at Cranleigh, farm machinery was purchased and a concrete weir was under construction. He had seen houses in India when he was in the military. The house was square with a flat roof that looked like a fort or block house, built of concrete blocks with sand from Ginninderra Creek. There were ten rooms with an entrance to the courtyard and a central verandah. Death Legge was buried at Cheltenham Cemetery. He did not want a monument or headstone to mark his grave. Two weeks earlier, his wife had died in Australia, where she was being cared for by family.She left the farm due to ill health. The site of Legge's house and "Cranleigh Farm", at the corner of Kingsford Smith Drive and Southern Cross Drive, was considered for listing under the Heritage Act 2004. Legge's life and reasons for remaining in the Australian Capital Territory are detailed in the decision. Latham has an open space where the farm is located. The Cranleigh School is located about 200m west of the farm site in Starke Street, Holt, and provides educational programs for children with intellectual impairments. Australian generals and military personnel of World War I were Companions of the Order of St Michael


title: Dapper Dan (designer)

texts: <mask> is an American fashion designer and haberdasher from Harlem, New York. His influential store, Dapper Dan's Boutique, operated from 1982– 92 and is most associated with introducing high fashion to the hip hop world, with his clients over the years including Eric B. They are Rakim, Salt-N-Pepa, LL Cool J, and Jay-Z. He launched a fashion line with Gucci and opened a second store in Harlem. The Times 100 most influential people of 2020 are <mask>. <mask> was born in Harlem, New York, in 1944 and grew up with three brothers and three sisters. Robert was a civil servant and his mother was a homemaker.He is black. In the post-World War II days of Manhattan, he remembers horses and buggies on the streets. His success as a gambler helped him finance his first store. <mask> worked for a newspaper in Harlem in the 1960s. He gave up drinking, smoking and drugs after becoming a vegetarian. He was part of a program from Columbia University and the Urban League. When <mask> returned to New York in 1974, he decided to be a clothier and first sold shoplifted items out of his car.When it opened in 1982, Dapper Dan's Boutique was open seven days a week and 24 hours a day. <mask> was prejudiced when he ventured out as a clothing wholesaler. Most companies refused to do business with him because of his race or location.

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title: Dapper Dan (designer)

texts: He began teaching himself as much as he could about the industry so he could create his own designs. After teaching himself textile printing, <mask> <mask> designed his own bootlegged fabrics. He invented a new process for screen printing onto leather that would later be used to design jewelry and car interiors. The crack cocaine epidemic and the rise of hip-hop music boosted his clientele when he opened his store in the early 1980s.<mask>'s trademark was his use of logos from high-end luxury brands. The fashion flamboyance of Rat Pack icons like Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. inspired Day's early clients. When he first styled LL Cool J, Day was associated with hip-hop royalty. Eric B. Rakim wore the designs of <mask> <mask> on the cover of their albums. He created looks for The Fat Boys, Salt-N-Pepa, KRS-One, Bobby Brown, Jam Master Jay and Big Daddy Kane. Day was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Dapper Dan (designer)

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217In 1988, Tyson got into a brawl withMitch Green outside of his store, which put Dapper Dan's in the media spotlight for the first time. The New York Times referred to the store as "an all-night clothing store that caters to performers" after Tyson was photographed wearing a "knock off" jacket. After legal action by the U.S. Attorney, Dapper Dan's was shut down. He continued to work "underground" as a designer despite being snubbed by the mainstream fashion world for decades. He began working with Floyd Mayweather in 1999. In the 2010s, Resurgence Day's career was rejuvenated, and he has since found mainstream success. Gucci's creative director created a jacket that was based on a design by DianeDixon in 1989.The double-G Gucci logo replaced the fur-lined jacket with balloon sleeves that were covered in the Louis Vuitton logo. When she shared a photo of the Gucci jacket next to her in the original one, social media reacted and many believed that Gucci stole the design from <mask> <mask>. Day and the Italian brand collaborated

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title: Dapper Dan (designer)

texts: for a line of men's wear. The first luxury house fashion store in Harlem was opened by Day in partnership with Gucci. In 2001, Jay-Z referred to <mask> <mask> in his song "U Don't Know" from his album The Blueprint. He was mentioned in a number of films in 2002. The "Street Level Hero" digital social video series discussed the series "luke cage", which is set in Harlem, prior to the premiere.He played himself in the first and second episodes of the series. He styled the talk show host for a segment on Conan O'Brien's stay at the Apollo Theater. Random House published Day's memoir in 2019. The rights to a film adaptation have been bought by Sony Pictures, with comedian Jerrod Carmichael attached as a writer and producer. The film will be executive produced by Day. <mask> has eight children with seven women: William Long, <mask> Jr., <mask> Day, <mask>, Tiffany White, and Jelani Day, who is the brand manager for his father. There are links to Hip hop fashion References External

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title: Thomas Zipp

texts: An artist named <mask> is based in Berlin. The Stdelschule, Frankfurt, with <mask>, and the Slade School, London, were where <mask> studied. His canvases and sculptures are often painted in a careworn mix of ash white, granite grey and black. Some of the paintings have stretchers that extend into legs that allow them to be carried like banners, while others have framed photo-based images of bearded 19th-century father figures or skeletons that seem to comment on the paintings. Images of drugs of the medical, non-recreational kind were included in the defaced pictures in the 2008 show "White Dada" at London's Alison Jacques Gallery. "Freie Musik" was produced by <mask> and Felix Weber in 2002. They formed a trio with Sepp Lbert.The band was founded in 2006 by <mask> and Weber. Phillip Zaiser and Kai Erdmann were in the band. The album was released in 2007. The artist and his band perform at the opening nights of the exhibitions. <mask> is a professor at the Berlin University of the Arts. At Thread Waxing Space in New York City, the work of Zipp Exhibitions was shown in an exhibition. Tate Modern, London, Transmission Gallery, Glasgow and OTTO are just a few of the places where <mask> has shown.He is represented by a number of people, including Galerie W Baudach in Berlin, Alison Jacques Gallery in London, Harris Lieberman in New York, and Patrick Painter and China Art Objects Galleries in Los Angeles. The 55th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, features solo exhibitions about the Disposition of the Width of a Circle.

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texts: Art in Montreal have Sympathy for the Devil. Stdtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus is located in Mnchen. The kestnergesellschaft is in Germany. The Bttcherstrae is in Bremen. 2006 Deformation of Character, PS.1, New York Rings of Saturn, Tate Modern, London Von Musen und Menschen, 4th Berlin Biennale, Berlin. The Migrosmuseum fr Gegenwartskunst is located in Zrich.The Museum fr Gegenwart is in Berlin. There are publications. The family of pills and the return of the subreals are the vision. Baudach Planet Caravan? Is there life after death? A world fair was held in Kerber. Agitat molem : Luther & The Family of Pills, Mnchen 2009, Ed.The white reformation co-op was written by Guido W. Baudach <mask>p. There are External links to artnet.de, Artfacts.net, and Guido W.


title: Philippe Maillet

texts: <mask> is a Canadian professional ice hockey forward who is currently playing in the Kontinental Hockey League. <mask> was born on November 7, 1992, in Terrebonne, Quebec, to firefighter <mask> and consultant Line Richard. During his youth hockey career, <mask> set a franchise record for most assists in a season with 34. During the 2008–09 season, his record was achieved. Malliet was drafted by the Victoriaville Tigres of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) but requested that they allow him to stay in midgetAAA in order to develop. He earned a chance with the Victoriaville Tigres after recording 10 points in four games. The Tigres agreed to keep him for the rest of the season after he played three games and recorded one goal."I prefer to play with better players than me, it pushes me to go further and it allows me to evolve faster," he said. Since the start of the season, my ability to follow the game has greatly improved. <mask> returned to the team after scoring 12 points in 58 games in the previous season. <mask> stepped up in scoring after the Tigres traded their captain Philip-Michael Devos. He finished the season with a new career high in points. <mask> continued to lead the team in scoring but felt he lacked consistency. He scored 60 points in 52 games but admitted that he needs to work on his consistency to help the team.Malliet said this would be his last major junior before joining U Sports. Malliet scored 83 points in 65 games as the Tigres qualified for the playoffs. He played in eight playoff games,

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title: Philippe Maillet

texts: added an assist in the second game to help the Reds win the AUS Championship. The Reds lost to the Golden Bears in the University Cup Final. Malliet was the league's Most Valuable Player and was selected to the First Team All-Star.In his junior season, <mask> recorded a career low 31 points in 17 games due to an injury as the team qualified for the 2016 CIS University Cup. The Reds won the 2016 University Cup Championship without his help. <mask> and his coach talked about how to get into the best shape of his life. <mask> had a "breakout season" in his final year, recording a league leading 55 points. The Reds qualified for the playoffs for the second year in a row. He received the U Sports Player of the Year Award and the Senator Joseph A. Sullivan trophy for scoring a hat trick during the U Sports University Cup. He said he was in good shape at the start of the season and kept it up throughout the year.He scored four assists in the final game to win the U Sports University Cup. <mask> was named the playoffs most valuable player. He signed anATO with the Ontario Reign of the American Hockey League on March 27, 2017. <mask> was named the top male university athlete in Canada after completing his collegiate career. <mask> scored 166 points in 101 games for the UNB Reds. <mask> scored his first professional goal in the 3–1 win over the Bakersfield Condors. He recorded his first multi-point game in a 3–2 overtime win against the Stockton Heat on April 12.The Los Angeles Kings invited <mask> to their training camp after he

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texts: finished the 2016–17 season with the Reign. He set a new career high in goals, assists, and points when he returned to the Reign. He was given a contract with the Reign in July of last year. <mask>'s last season with the team would be the one in which he was invited to return. He recorded his first career hat trick in a 5–4 overtime win against the Tucson Roadrunners. His second career hat trick came in a 7–6 game win over the San Diego Gulls. He ended the season with a career high 54 points and caught the attention of the Washington Caps.He left the Reign on July 1, after signing a two-year, two-way $700,000 contract with the Caps. The Hershey Bears had 44 points from <mask> in 61 games. He was invited to the Washington Capitals return to play camp on July 13 as a result of the suspension of play in the American Hockey League. <mask>, as an impending free agent, left North America and signed a one-year contract with Russian club Metallurg Magnitogorsk of the KHL on June 11, 2021. References External links 1992 births Living people Hershey Bears players Ice hockey people from Quebec Metallurg Magnitogorsk players Ontario Reign (AHL)

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title: Wayne Jones (darts player)

texts: <mask> is an English professional darts player who plays in the Professional Darts Corporation tournaments. He uses a nickname. Career <mask> reached the final of the British Open in 1990 and the British Classic in 2000 but lost both times, but his best achievement was reaching the final of the Winmau World. He lost to Andy Fordham in the second round of the 2001 BDO World Championship. He made it to the quarter-finals of the 2002 event but lost to Martin Adams. He made his debut at their version of the World Championship in 2004. He reached the semi-finals of the World Championship before losing to Peter Manley.He lost to Phil Taylor in the final of the European Championships. He was guaranteed a place in the Grand Slam of Darts in 2010 and 2011. He upset Scotland's number one Gary Anderson in the quarter finals of the 2010 tournament, having trailed throughout the match, his never give up attitude earning him the last three legs to take victory 16–15. He secured a place in the Grand Slam of darts for an extra year in 2012 after reaching the semi finals of this competition where he lost to James Wade. James Wade defeated him in the semi finals. He reached the last 16 of the World Championship in 2012 for the first time in seven years. He was whitewashed by Adrian Lewis, 0–4.At the Dutch Darts Masters, <mask> produced an upset by beating Phil Taylor, before losing to Paul Nicholson in the semi-finals. <mask> gained the final spot for the Players Championship Finals

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title: Wayne Jones (darts player)

texts: after all 33 ProTour events of 2012 had been played. He upset number one seed Dave Chisnall 6–0 in the first round before going down to Peter Wright. <mask> was narrowly defeated in the first round of the World Championship by a score of 3–0, after being narrowly out of each set by two legs to three. James Wade whitewashed him in the second round of the UK Open. In September's eighth Players Championship, <mask> reached his first semi-final on the Pro Tour in almost a year, but was beaten by Ian White. He reached the semi-finals at the German Darts Masters in a run which included wins over Michael van Gerwen and Gary Anderson before he was beaten by Mervyn King.He qualified for the World Grand Prix after beating King by two sets to nil. <mask> won the first set against Chisnall, but lost the second set. <mask> was involved in a deciding leg in the first round of the Players Championship Finals and left 36 only for Brendan Dolan to take out 126 on the bull to defeat him 6–5. <mask> missed 26 darts at doubles in the first round of the World Championship as he lost to Kevin McDine. He dropped out of the top 32 on the Order of Merit. <mask> was knocked out in the second round of the UK Open. <mask> lost to Andy Hamilton in the first round of the World Matchplay, which was the only major event he could have qualified for.He did not advance past the last 16 of any event. At the World Championship in 2015, <mask> took a 2–1 set advantage over Dean Winstanley but lost the

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title: Wayne Jones (darts player)

texts: final two sets by three legs to one. His third first round exit was at the event. Joey ten Berge defeated <mask> in the second round of the UK Open. He did not progress in any tournament in 2015. <mask> lost each of his group matches against Michael Smith, Andy Fordham and Adrian Lewis. <mask> had played in every World Championship since 2005, but failed to qualify for the 2016 edition as he had dropped outside the last 32 on the Order of Merit, failed to win enough money on the Pro Tour and lost in the quarter-finals of the qualifier.He lost in the second round of the UK Open for the fifth time. At the seventh Players Championship, he defeated Ross Smith 6–1, Simon Whitlock 6–3,Vincent van der Voort 6–0 and Ian White 6–1. <mask> lost 6–2 to Chisnall. <mask> played in Q School to try and get a new Tour Card after dropping out of the top 64. He reached the last 32 on the third day, but he didn't win enough points and won't be able to play in the full schedule. After winning the Challenge Tour Order of Merit in 2017, <mask> was able to keep his tour card for another two years. <mask> qualified for the PDC World Darts Championship, his first world championship in four years, as aqualifier on the ProTour Order of Merit.He drew a South African in the first round. <mask> went 2-0 down in sets but managed to level the match at 2-2, however <mask> missed six match darts in a last leg decider and lost the match 3–2 in sets. The DNP did not participate in the preliminary

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title: Ross Perot

texts: <mask> was an American business magnate, billionaire, politician and philanthropist. He founded and was the CEO of Electronic Data Systems. He was the nominee of the Reform Party in the 1996 U.S. presidential election. Although he failed to carry a single state in either election, both campaigns were among the strongest presidential showings by a third party or independent candidate in U.S. history. After serving in the United States Navy, <mask> became a salesman for IBM. Electronic Data Systems was founded in 1962. General GM bought a controlling interest in the company in 1984.Steve Jobs founded NeXT after leaving Apple and was an angel investor for Perot Systems. Hundreds of American servicemen were left behind in Southeast Asia after the Vietnam War as a result of the POW/MIA issue. The Gulf War and the North American Free Trade Agreement were opposed by <mask> during the presidency of George H. W. Bush. A balanced budget, an end to outsourcing of jobs, and the enactment of electronic direct democracy were all advocated by <mask> in 1992. According to a June 1992 Gallup poll, <mask> was leading a three-way race against President Bush and Bill Clinton. After he qualified for all 50 state ballots, <mask> reentered the race in October. He appeared in the 1992 debates with Bush and Clinton after choosing James Stockdale as his running mate.In the election, <mask> received 18.9% of the popular vote, but did not win any electoral votes. He won over 17 million votes, the most votes ever for a third-party candidate. He performed best among self-proclaimed moderates, who supported him

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title: Ross Perot

texts: from across the ideological and partisan spectrum. The Reform Party was established as a vehicle for <mask>'s 1996 presidential campaign. He defeated President Clinton and Republican nominee Bob Dole in the popular vote. After 1996, <mask> did not seek public office again. He supported Bush in the 2000 election and Romney in the 2008 and 2012 elections.In 2009, Dell acquired Perot Systems. According to Forbes, <mask> was the 167th richest person in the United States. Early life, education, and military career <mask> was the son of <mask> <mask>, a commodity broker specializing in cotton contracts. His patrilineal line goes back to the colony of Louisiana in the 1740s. He graduated from Texas High School in Texarkana in 1947. The Speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives was a childhood friend of <mask>'s. At 8 years old, <mask> started working as a paperboy for the Texarkana Gazette.His father died when he was young. <mask> Jr., <mask>'s older brother, died as a toddler. After 13 months in the program, <mask> became an Eagle Scout. He received the Eagle Scout Award. He entered the United States Naval Academy in 1949 and helped establish its honor system. W. Lee "Pappy" O'Daniel, Texas's 34th governor and former senator, is said to have sent the appointment notice to the academy. From 1953 to 1957, <mask> was a junior officer on an aircraft carrier.He was shocked to find that he was issued multiple pairs of shoes in the navy, which he would later point to as possibly his first example of government waste. On June 30, 1961, <mask> left the Navy with the rank of Lieutenant. The

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title: Ross Perot

texts: midshipman met the woman he married on a blind date. After leaving the Navy in 1957, he became a salesman for IBM. One year after becoming a top employee, he fulfilled his annual sales quota in two weeks and tried to pitch his ideas to his supervisors, who mostly ignored him. He courted large corporations for his data processing services after leaving IBM. He received his first contract after being denied bids for 77 times.The US government computerized Medicare records in the 1960s. The stock price of the company rose from $16 a share to $160 within a few days. In 1968, Fortune described <mask> as the "fastest, richest Texan". In 1984 General GM bought a controlling interest in the company. In 1974, <mask> gained some press attention for being the biggest individual loser on the New York Stock Exchange when his shares plummeted in value. The government of Iran imprisoned two employees in a contract dispute. The rescue was sponsored by <mask>.Colonel Arthur D. "Bull" Simons was the leader of the rescue team. The team decided to wait for a mob of pro-Ayatollah revolutionaries to storm the jail and free the 10,000 inmates, many of whom were political prisoners. The two prisoners were spirited out of Iran via a risky border crossing into Turkey after they connected with the rescue team. Ken Follett wrote the book On Wings of Eagles. In 1986 this was turned into a 2-part television mini-series with the actor Burt Lancaster playing the role of Colonel Simons. One of only a few copies to leave the United Kingdom was bought by the Perot Foundation. The National Archives in Washington,

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title: Ross Perot

texts: D.C. displayed it alongside the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States.In 2007, the foundation sold it to David Rubenstein, managing director of The Carlyle Group, for $21.3 million to be used for medical research, for improving public education and for assisting wounded soldiers and their families. There is a display at the National Archives. After Steve Jobs lost the power struggle at Apple and left to found NeXT, his angel investor was <mask>, who invested over $20 million. With his chance to invest in Bill Gates's Microsoft, <mask> didn't want to miss out on Jobs. He founded Perot Systems in Plano, Texas. <mask> Jr. succeeded his father as CEO. Dell acquired Perot Systems in September of 2009.After visiting Laos in 1969 at the request of the White House, he became heavily involved in the Vietnam War POW/MIA issue. He believed that hundreds of American servicemen were left behind in Southeast Asia at the end of the U.S. involvement in the war, and that government officials were covering up POW/MIA investigations to avoid revealing a drug-smuggling operation used to finance a secret war in Laos. Relations between Reagan and George H. W. Bush were fractured after <mask> engaged in unauthorized back-channel discussions with Vietnamese officials. If diplomatic relations were normalized, <mask> had an agreement with Vietnam's Foreign Ministry to become its business agent. The United States Department of Defense official Richard Armitage was the subject of private investigations. Jack Gargan used a famous quotation from the 1976 movie Network to fund a

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texts: series of newspaper advertisements against Congress for voting to give legislators pay raises. Gargan founded "Throw the Hypocritical Rascals Out", which was supported by <mask>.The United States' involvement in the Persian Gulf War was opposed by <mask>. He tried to get the Senate to vote against the war resolution. On February 20, 1992, <mask> appeared on CNN's Larry King Live and said he would run as an independent if his supporters could get his name on the ballot in all 50 states. He became a potential candidate due to his declared policies of balancing the federal budget, favoring certain types of gun control, and ending the outsourcing of jobs. When the primary season ended for the two major parties, <mask>'s candidacy received increased media attention. With the candidacies of Republican Pat Buchanan and Democrat Jerry Brown winding down, <mask> was the natural beneficiary of populist resentment toward establishment politicians. He was featured on the cover of Time in 1992 with the title "Waiting for Perot", an allusion to Samuel Beckett's play Waiting for Godot.Several months before the Democratic and Republican conventions, <mask> filled the vacuum of election news as his supporters began petition drives to get him on the ballot in all 50 states. The sense of momentum was reinforced when <mask> employed two campaign managers. United We Stand America was established by <mask>'s supporters as he pondered whether to run for office. Most of the policy proposals that <mask> made were intended to reduce the deficit, such as a fuel tax increase and cutbacks to Social Security. A

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title: Ross Perot

texts: Gallup poll in June 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The Perot campaign fell into disarray in July. There was increased media coverage of the general election during the week of the 1992 Democratic National Convention.The managers of <mask>'s campaign were becoming increasingly dissatisfied with his refusal to follow their advice to be more specific on issues and his need to be in full control of operations. The St. Pete Times reported that volunteers were forced to sign loyalty oaths. If he continued to ignore the polls, he would fall into single digits. Senior campaign officials denied that Hamilton Jordan threatened to quit. Hal Riney was fired by <mask> after he worked with Ed Rollins on the Reagan campaign. A member of the campaign accused him of being a Bush plant with ties to the CIA. The support of <mask> fell to 20%.On Larry King Live, <mask> said he wouldn't seek the presidency. If the electoral college was split, he didn't want

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texts: the House of Representatives to decide the election. According to <mask>, he received threats that the Bush campaign would release altered photographs to sabotage his daughter's wedding. His reputation was badly damaged by his withdrawal. Many of his supporters felt betrayed, and public opinion polls showed a largely negative view of him. He qualified for all 50 state ballots in September. He said on October 1 that he would re-enter the presidential race.He spent an estimated $12.3 million on his campaign. The innovative strategy of purchasing half-hour blocks of time on major networks for infomercial-type campaign advertisements paid off, with one Friday night program in October attracting over 10 million viewers. At one point in June, <mask> led the polls with 39%. In nationwide polls, <mask> received 7–9% support. He received almost 19% of the popular vote thanks to the debates. Although his answers were often general, Frank Newport of Gallup concluded that <mask> won the first debate, coming in ahead of both Clinton and George H.W. "Bush".He said that in the 1992 election, he received 18.9% of the popular vote, and that he denounced Congress for its inaction in his speech at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. Other third-party candidates have won electoral college votes, including Robert La Follette in 1924, Strom Thurmond in 1948, and George Wallace in 1968. Compared with Thurmond and Wallace, <mask>'s vote was more evenly spread across the country. In Maine, <mask> received 30.41% of the vote to Bush's 30.41%, Clinton won with 38.77%), and in Utah, <mask> received

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texts: 27.34% of the vote to Clinton's 24.65%. In some counties, he received a lot of votes. The previous record for a third-party candidate was set by Wallace in 1968. According to the analysis, 20% of <mask>'s votes came from self-proclaimed liberals, 27% from self-proclaimed conservatives, and 53% came from self-proclaimed moderates.The majority of Perot voters were middle class, earning between $15,000 and $49,000 annually, with the bulk of the remainder drawing from the upper-middle class. According to exit polls, 42% of Perot voters would have voted for Bush, and 42% would have voted for Clinton. Post- election analysis suggested that his presence in the race did not affect the outcome. The 1992 election had several unique characteristics according to Seymour Martin Lipset. Bush was hurt by voters who felt economic conditions were worse than they actually were. A third-party candidate was strong. There was a backlash against the 12 years of a conservative White House.Clinton was able to unite his party and win over a number of different groups. The theory that <mask> was a spoiler was described as "unlikely" by FiveThirtyEight. The federal election funding for 1996 was based on his performance in the popular vote. After the election, <mask> championed opposition to the North American Free Trade Agreement. He urged voters to listen for the "giant sucking sound" of American jobs heading south to Mexico should the North American Free Trade Agreement be approved. The Reform Party and 1996 presidential campaign of <mask> continued to speak about the national debt through the mid 1990s.

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title: Ross Perot

texts: He claimed that American manufacturing jobs would go to Mexico.On November 10, 1993, Al Gore and <mask> debated on Larry King Live with an audience of 16 million viewers. During the debate, his repeated pleas to "let me finish" in his southern drawl was a source of amusement. The debate ended <mask>'s political career. Support for the North American Free Trade Agreement went from 34% to 57%. The Reform Party nominated him for the 1996 United States presidential election. Pat Choate was his running mate. He had to run as an Independent because of the ballot access laws.In 1996, <mask> received 8% of the popular vote, lower than in the 1992 race, but still a successful third-party showing. He spent less of his own money in this race than he did four years ago, and he also allowed other people to contribute to his campaign. Based on the preferences of the Democratic and Republican party candidates, the decline was caused by the exclusion of <mask> from the presidential debates. The lawsuit was filed over the exclusion of <mask>. The Reform Party dispute between supporters of Pat Buchanan and John Hagelin was not involved in the 2000 presidential election. He chose to remain quiet because he was unhappy with what he saw as the disintegration of the party as well as his own portrayal in the press. He endorsed George W. Bush on Larry King Live four days before the election.Despite his opposition to the North American Free Trade Agreement, <mask> remained largely silent about the use of guest-worker visas in the United States, with Buchanan supporters attributing this silence to his

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