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texts: Irish-American woman working as an assistant story editor, while on the set of One from the Heart. They were going to be married in a week. They were married at a wedding chapel on Manchester Boulevard in Watts in August of 1980 and honeymooned in Tralee, a town in County Kerry, Ireland. The couple moved back to Los Angeles. According to Hoskyns,Waits had found the stabilizing, nurturing companion he'd always wanted, and that she brought him a sense of emotional security he had never known before.Many of his friends were cut off after he married. Brennan refused all interview requests. <mask>'s One from the Heart soundtrack was recorded from October 1980 to September 1981. Waits had originally planned to duet with Midler, but she proved unavailable. The film received poor reviews when it was released. Waits plays a trumpet in a crowd scene. One from the Heart, Waits's soundtrack album, was released by Columbia Records in 1982.Waits thought the album was over-produced. Working with Coppola was an important move in <mask>'s career, as it led directly to <mask> moving from cult. Artiste to center-stage. With his contract done, Waits decided that it was time to do something different. Although the two parted on good terms, he wanted to move away from using Howe as his producer. With Brennan's help, he began the process of firing Cohen as his manager, with him and Brennan taking on managerial responsibilities of their own. He came to believe that Cohen had been swindling him out of a lot of his money, and that he had twenty bucks.Waits credited Brennan with introducing him to a lot of new music, most notably the work of Captain

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texts: Beefheart, a key influence on the direction in which he wanted to take his music. It's hard to wash Beefheart out of your clothes once you've heard him. It is like coffee or blood. He was influenced by Harry Partch, a composer who created his own instruments out of everyday materials. Waits began to use images as the basis for his songs. The album Swordfishtrombones was written by Waits during a two week trip to Ireland. Brennan often attended the sessions and gave him advice, he recorded it at Sunset Sound studios and produced it himself.Swordfishtrombones was his first album that did not feature a saxophone. He took the finished album to Asylum, but they wouldn't release it. "They liked dropping my name in terms of me being a 'prestige' artist, but when it came down to it they didn't invest a lot in me in terms of faith", Waits said. Island Records had a reputation for signing more experimental acts, such as King Crimson, and they offered to release Swordfishtrombones after learning of Waits's unhappiness. Brennan was pregnant and Waits didn't tour to promote the album. Although not enthusiastic about the new trend for music videos, he appeared in one for the song "In the Neighborhood". The Swordfishtrombones album cover features an image of Waits with Lee Kolima, a circus strongman, and a dwarf.Swordfishtrombones was the record where <mask> reinvented himself, according to David Smay. The New Musical Express named the album of the year. In The Outsiders, he played Buck Merrill, a one-line role, and in The Cotton Club he reprised his role as the eponymous club. "Coppola is the only film director in Hollywood that has a


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texts: conscience," he said. Kellesimone was born in September. Waits wanted to keep his family life separate from his public image and to spend as much time with his daughter as possible. Waits moved to New York City to be closer to Brennan's parents and the U.S. office.They lived in a loft apartment in Little Spain. New York City life was frustrating for Waits, but he was able to meet many new musicians. He befriended John Lurie of The Lounge Lizards, and the duo began sharing a music studio. He met Jim Jarmusch at a party that Jean-Michel Basquiat held for Lurie. Rain Dogs and Franks Wild Years was Waits' eighth studio album. The album was called "kind of an interaction between Appalachia and Nigeria" by Waits. Richards acknowledged <mask>'s encouragement of his first solo album, Talk is Cheap.The Rain Dogs song "Downtown Train" was the subject of a music video directed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino. The song reached the top five in 1990 and was later covered by Rod Stewart. In 1985 Waits was named the "Songwriter of the Year" by Rolling Stone and in 2003 Rain Dogs was ranked among the 500 greatest albums of all time. His son was born in 1985. In October Waits assembled a band and went on a tour around Europe and the US. Most of the songs he chose were from his two Island albums. He went to New Orleans to film Down by Law after returning to the U.S.Down by Law was written with Waits and Lurie in mind and they played two of the three main roles. Waits songs from Rain Dogs were used in the film. <mask> and I have the same aesthetic. An interest in people who are marginal. Waits and Jarmusch both called Waits "The Prince of Melancholy". The

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texts: idea of a musical play, Franks Wild Years, was created by Waits. The play would be performed by the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago for three months in June 1986.<mask> played the central character, Frank. The reviews were generally positive. He was considering a run in New York City, but decided against it. The songs from the show were used in his ninth studio album, Franks Wild Years, which was released by Island in 1987. Waits toured North America and Europe for the last time in two decades after the release of the film. Two of these performances were recorded and used as the basis for a concert film. Waits was interacting and working with other artists that he liked.He went on a Chicago pub crawl with The Pogues. He was a master of ceremonies on the "Wheel of Fortune" tour. Waits was a fan of Roy Orbison and was a part of a "Black and White Night" at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles in 1987. Waits covered the song "Heigh Ho" in Hal Willner's Disney-themed album, Stay Awake. Waits played millionaire golf enthusiast Al Silk in Candy Mountain, a film by Robert Frank and Rudy Wurlitzer. Rudy the Kraut was a more substantial role in Ironweed. Waits was put on the mainstream Hollywood map as a character actor by Babenco's film.<mask> and his family moved to Los Angeles from New York in the fall of 1987. In the summer of 1988, he appeared as a hitman in Robert Dornhelm's film Cold Feet, and that year he also provided his voice for Jarmusch's film Mystery Train. Although Waits provided a voice-over for a 1981 television advert for Butcher's Blend dog food, he hated when musicians allowed companies to use their songs in

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texts: advertising. Waits won the case against Frito-Lay in 1992, after he brought a lawsuit against them for using an actor imitating his voice. The settlement was larger than the earnings from all of his previous albums. He and Brennan have a reputation for being adversaries. <mask> and Robert Wilson collaborated on The Black Rider, Bone Machine, and Alice.The Black Rider was their project. The Freischtz is a German folk tale. Waits said that Wilson is his teacher. Nobody has affected me that much as an artist. <mask> was supposed to write the music for the play, but at the suggestion of Allen Ginsberg, <mask> and Wilson approached the Beat poet William S. Burroughs to write the play. They flew to Kansas to meet with Burroughs, who agreed to join their project. Waits traveled to Hamburg in May 1989 to work on the project and was joined there by Burroughs.The Black Rider made his debut in Thalia. The play went on an international tour after finishing its run at the Thalia. Waits appeared in the film Bearskin: An Urban Fairytale in June 1989. He went to Ireland with Brennan and spent time with her family. He played Curly in the Los Angeles Theater Center production of Thomas Babe's play Demon Wine. He made seven film appearances over the next four years. He told the press that he did not see himself as an actor, but as someone who did some acting.He was a plainclothes cop in The Two Jakes and a disabled war veteran in The Fisher King. He played a pilot in At Play in the Fields of the Lord and had a small part in Queens Logic. He played Renfield in the film. Earl Piggot, an alcoholic limousine driver, was played by Waits in Short Cuts.


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texts: This may be the best performance Waits has ever given as an actor. After a bypass road was built nearby, Waits and his family moved to a secluded house near Valley Ford. Waits stopped drinking alcohol in 1992.<mask>: The Early Years was a multi-volume collection of <mask>'s early work. Many of <mask>' early demos were described as "baby pictures" that he wouldn't want released. <mask> released the soundtrack to Night on Earth in April of 1992. It was recorded at the Prairie Sun studio. He contributed a song to the HIV/AIDS benefit album Red Hot + Blue in 1990 and later appeared at a Wiltern Theater show for the victims of the 1992 Los Angeles riots. In August 1992, <mask> released his tenth studio album. An old storage room at Prairie Sun was where the album was recorded.Waits wanted to explore more machinery sounds with the album. Brennan co- wrote eight of the album tracks. <mask> and Jesse Dylan collaborated on the album cover. The album song "I don't wanna grow up" was filmed by Jarmusch. A morbid, sinister nightmare, one that applied the quirks of his experimental '80s classics to stunningly evocative... Waits's most affecting and powerful recording, even if it isn't. In response to the news, Waits said: "alternative to what?" Waits was in Jarmusch's film Coffee and Cigarettes, where he had a conversation with a rock singer.Waits went to Los Angeles' Sunset Sound Factory to record an album of the songs he wrote for The Black Rider play. The Black Rider was released in 1993. <mask> and Wilson collaborated again, this time on an opera about the relationship between Lewis and Alice, who provided the inspiration for Alice in

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texts: Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. They began working on the project in early 1992 and were scheduled to premier at the Thalia again. Waits characterized the songs he wrote for the play as "adult songs for children or children's songs for adults". Waits drew on his interest in freak shows in his lyrics. He thought the play was aboutpression, mental illness and obsessive disorders.The Thalia hosted Alice in December of 1992. Brennan was pregnant with <mask>'s third child. He decided to reduce his workload so as to spend more time with his children; this isolation spawned rumors that he was seriously ill or had separated from his wife. He turned down all the offers for three years. He made guest appearances on albums he liked. Waits added vocals for a re-release of Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet, which was nominated for the 1993 Mercury Music Award, after the English musician visited him in California. In February 1996, he held a benefit performance to raise funds for the legal defence of his friend Don Hyde, who had been charged with distributing LSD.He contributed two songs to the soundtrack album of the film Dead Man Walking, which was released in 1997, as well as another song to the film The End of Violence. In 1998, Beautiful Maladies, a collection of Waits tracks from his five albums with the company, was released. Weiss's album was funded by Waits as a favor to his old friend. After his contract with Island expired, Waits decided not to try to renew it, particularly as he had resigned from the company. He signed to a new record label, Anti-, which is an extension of the punk-label Epitaph Records. He said the company


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texts: was a friendly place. The president of Anti- said the label was blown away that <mask> would even consider them.We are huge fans. "Epitaph is a label run by and for artists and musicians, where it feels much more like a partnership than a plantation," Waits said. I know it will be an adventure. Anti- released his album in 1999. The tracks were recorded at Prairie Sun by Waits. The tracks dealt with themes of rural life in the United States and were influenced by the early blues recordings made by Alan Lomax; Waits used the term "surrural" to describe the album's contents. Mule Variations reached number 30 on the U.S. chart.The highest showing of a Waits album was on the billboard 200. The album was named "Album of the Year" by a magazine, and was also nominated for a gramophone award. If you've got to be in some kind of category, that's not a bad thing to be called. In March 1999, Waits gave his first live show in three years at the Paramount Theater in Austin, Texas as part of the South by Southwest festival. He performed several tracks in an episode of the show. The Mule Variations tour took him to the U.S., but also to Berlin. He performed at Neil Young's Bridge School benefit gig.He played an eccentric inventor in the film Mystery Men, a spoof of a comic book. The 2001 album of Waits friend John Hammond contained several covers of Waits songs. Waits began writing songs for Wilson's production of the play in 2000. He traveled to Copenhagen for rehearsals in October after initially working on the songs at home. Waits liked the play because it was about a poor soldier who is manipulated by the government. He decided to record the


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texts: songs he had written for both Alice and Woyzeck and put them on separate albums. A range of jazz and avant-garde musicians from San Francisco were brought in for these recordings.Alice and Blood Money were released in May 2002. He entered the U.S. album chart at number 32 and Blood Money at number 33. Waits said Blood Money was more earthbound, more carnival, and the slaving meat-wheel that we're all on. Alice was better received by critics. At the 18th annual American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) Pop Music Awards in Los Angeles in 2001, <mask> accepted a founding award. He joined Randy Newman and Nancy and Ann Wilson of Heart in a $40 million lawsuit against mp3.com. He appeared at a hearing on accounting practices in the music industry.He was satisfied with Anti but declared that the record companies are like gangs. Being trapped in one is a nightmare. In September 2003 Waits performed at the Healing the Divide fundraiser in New York City, and contributed a track to the album, Tribute to the Ramones. He was nominated for a gramophone award for "best vocal rock performance". Waits's fifteenth studio album, Real Gone, was released in 2004. Waits recorded it in Locke. Waits is the most unkempt music to date, according to Hoskyns.He picked up the beatboxing technique from his interest in hip hop. It was the most political album of <mask>'s career. Three songs expressed <mask>' anger at the presidency of George W. Bush and the Iraq War. He said that he's not a politician. I don't want to put my foot in it, so I keep my mouth shut. At some point, saying absolutely nothing is a political statement of its own.


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texts: The reviews for Real Gone were mostly good.He was nominated for best international male solo artist at the 2005 Brit Awards for his work on the album. In October 2004, he launched a tour in Canada and Europe, where his shows were sell-out: his only London gig saw 78,000 applications for around 3,700 available tickets. In Tony Scott's 2005 film Domino, he played a gun-toting Seventh-day Adventist. Waits was in The Tiger and the Snow for which he had traveled to Italy. He played an angel in the film Wristcutters: A Love Story. Waits went on a tour of southern and Midwest states in the summer of 2006). His son played in the band with him.In November of 2006 he released a box set called Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards. Waits described the contents as "songs that fell behind the stove while making dinner". The orphan made the top ten in several European charts. He was a guest on the Sparklehorse album Dreamt for Light Years in the Belly of a Mountain. Waits performed at a benefit for Bet Tzedek Legal Services in Los Angeles in January of 2008. Waits started his tour in the U.S. and then moved to Europe. His sons played with him.He was given the key to the city at the June concert. <mask> reprised his role as Mr Nick in The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. In 2000 Waits was approached by Frito Lay and asked to use "Innocent When You Dream" for a commercial broadcast in Spain. The music in the commercial was very similar to that song. A Spanish court recognized a violation of Waits's moral rights in addition to the violation of copyright when Waits undertook legal action. The production company was ordered to pay compensation to


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texts: preferring to be thought of as a blues singer. Waits has used a lot of different types of music. Waits said his voice was like sand in the sandwich. He modeled some of his vocal mannerisms after Richard Buckley.Waits wouldn't talk about the specifics of his song-writing. His reading and conversations in diners influenced his work. Other writers who inspired Jack Kerouac included Charles Bukowski, Nelson Algren, and John Rechy. He was inspired by the comedian. He was influenced by both Randy Newman and Dr. John. He was a big fan of the Rolling Stones and James Brown. He said that Dylan is as essential to a writer as a hammer and nails and saw are to a carpenter.Listen to Haggard. As of 1982, <mask>'s musical style shifted; Hoskyns noted that the new style was fashioned out of diverse and disparate ingredients. The style was influenced by Captain Beefheart and Harry Partch. He characterized Waits's voice as one that "sounds like it was hauled through Hades in a dredger", noting that he had a "gravelly timbre" to his voice. Daniel Durchholz described his voice as sounding like it was soaked in a vat of Bourbon, left hanging in the smokehouse for a few months, and then taken outside and run over with a car. His voice was noted by Rolling Stone. One of <mask>'s favorite descriptions of his vocal style was "Louis Armstrong and Ethel Merman meeting in Hell".Kris Kristofferson, John Prine, and Randy Newman are just a few of the U.S. singers who followed in Dylan's footsteps. "Waitsworld" was described as a place of romantics bent out of shape by a broad who should have known better. The song "Sweet Little Bullet" was written about a girl


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texts: who committed suicide by jumping from a high window at the Hollywood Bowl. orphanhood became a recurring theme in his later work. The eponymous term in his song "Burma Shave" is a reference to a fictional location that he has invented. Many Waits songs, such as "Burma Shave" and "Georgia Lee", reflect a concern for runaways and kids in danger. The theme of lowlife redemption, of escape, is always present in Waits's oeuvre according to Andy Gill.Waits wore all-black. Waits is a genuine wit and a consummate performer on stage. Waits believes that a performance should be entertaining. He used props as part of his routine on his 1977 tour for Foreign Affairs, one of which was a megaphone. He had a brief relationship with the comedian Elayne Boosler, as well as a relationship with Rickie Lee Jones. Waits married Kathleen Brennan in 1980. They live in Sonoma County and have three children.Waits became more secretive after he married and had children. It was important to safeguard the privacy of his family life. He refused to sanction a biography, and refused to answer questions about his personal life. <mask> and his wife asked people not to talk to Barney Hoskyns when he was researching his biography, Lowside of the Road: A Life of <mask>s. Brennan was thought to be responsible for the "wall of inaccessibility" surrounding Waits. Waits kept a distance between his public persona and his personal life. According to Hoskyns, Waits hid behind his persona, noting that "<mask>s is as much of a character created for his fans as it is a real man".Waits had a screen to distract attention, according to Hoskyns. Some music journalists have

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texts: including Robert Berdahl's Warm Beer and Stewart D'Arrietta's Belly of a Drunken Piano.The Rain Dog Theatre was named after Waits' album by Robert Carlyle. Among the celebrities who have described themselves as Waits fans are Johnny Depp, John Oliver, Jordan Peterson, Jerry Hall, Megan Mullally, and Nick Offerman. In Britain, prominent figures who have described themselves as Waits fans include the historian, the writer, and the actor Colin Firth. Musicians who admired Waits' work included Elvis, Bruce, and Michael, as well as Joe Strummer, Frank Black, and James Hetfield from the heavy metal band. Bob Dylan stated that Waits was one of his secret heroes. There are many different musicians who have covered his songs. In 1995 Holly Cole released an album of Waits's covers, Temptation, while in 2008 she released Anywhere I Lay My Head.Rod Stewart covered Waits tracks "Downtown Train" and "<mask>ubert's Blues", as well as Bruce Springsteen's cover of <mask>'s "Jersey Girl". On his 1994 album, American Recordings, Johnny Cash covered "Down There by the Train" by <mask>s. Willie Nelson covered a Waits song on his album. The Ramones covered "I don't wanna grow up" on their final album, Adios Amigos, while Bob Seger covered "New Coat of Paint", and "Downtown Train", and Norah Jones included a song Waits wrote for her. The first musical performance on the David Letterman Show after 9/11 was a cover of <mask>'s song "Time" by singer-songwriter Tori Amos. His tracks were used in the film. Two Waits tracks were chosen by the director for inclusion in his film The Diving Bell and the Butterfly."Innocent When You Dream" was used as the

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title: Saddeka Arebi

texts: <mask> was an American social anthropologist and author. She came to the United States with her family in the late 1970s and settled in Northern California. She was a Professor of Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley, San Francisco State University, and Saint Mary's College of California. She was a member of the Muslim World League, a group of Muslim religious figures from twenty-two countries. She died while visiting relatives in Libya. In 1994, Arebi published Women and Words in Saudi Arabia: The Politics of Literary Discourse, where she examined the works of nine contemporary Saudi women writers and their influence on Arabic cultural discourse. Despite the cultural, political and religious constraints placed on them as women and writers, female writers significantly contribute to the definition and interpretation of history, religion and tradition in Saudi Arabia.Arebi draws on ethnographic and literary evidence to establish the uniqueness of Saudi women writers who emerged not only as a subject of discourse but also as generators of discourse producing their own texts and forming their own concepts for comprehending the universe. Women's words have been daring and constant since the late 1970s. The women writers have been trying to change the view of women that is summarized in a 1978 fatwa. The opinion states that attacking men's guardianship of women is an objection to God and an attack on His Book. The consensus of Islam's Ulema makes this great in deity. It is necessary for the newspaper to stop publication. The woman who wrote and the editor in-chief must be disciplined.Her book answers a question she raised: How do women themselves use words as a means to counter the language of power, and Aesthetics as a political strategy for revisions of concepts, ideas, and institutions that are used to control them? Arebi argues that these writers don't necessarily conform to Western


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texts: feminists' ideas of resistance or their definitions of patriarchy. <mask> used the Foucauldian notion of discourse to analyze how Saudi women writers comprehend their position within larger in his earlier work, Overview: Women and Words in Saudi Arabia In Women & Words in Saudi Arabia: The Politics of Literary Discourse. She shows how Saudi women prose writers try to establish a dialect between their opposition to certain aspects of society and their support of major cultural values and institutions. According to Arebi, appreciation of these approaches is critical to understanding how Saudi female writers gain access to the field of cultural politics and submit their own interpretations of Islam, gender relationships, and women's potential roles in society. Chapter 1 investigates literature's social organization and the basis of women writers' legitimacy and the structure of their opportunity to engage in literary activity. "History of the Present and the Presence of History: Traffic in Symbols, Knowledge, and Experience" focuses on three writers.Fowziyha Abu-Khalid is interested in literature and religion. She believes that the right of discussion and participation in discourse should be accorded to everyone. She believes that change depends on the people. A short story writer by the name of Ruqayya Ash-Shabib, she focuses on ordinary women who changed history. Two examples are Sheherazade and Balqees. She thinks that the problem is not male dominance, but female submission. Literature's primary function is "liberation of the individual" according to Raja'a Alem.Chapter 3 focuses on three short story authors. She draws most of her stories from the real lives of women with whom she comes in contact as a social worker, especially those in prison. She doesn't write for someone who is in a hurry, who reads in a car, or who is busy doing something else. Women who struggle with the discrepancy between the real


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texts: from which one can see both. Arebi explained that the positive image of wasa extended to her scholarly position and that she wanted to bring the two worlds together. Lectures Arebi lectured about Islam and women in the Arab World. She participated in the 51st annual conference hosted by the Middle East Institute in Washington, DC, entitled "The Middle East into the Twenty-First Century." The conference was attended by over 400 people.<mask> and Fadhilabi of the Center for Global Energy Studies explained how the changing dynamics of oil exports will affect the economic and political situation in the Persian Gulf. She lectured on "Politics of misrepresentation; Women and power in Islamic societies" in 1998 at an event for Muslim Students Associations. On February 22, 2007, she presented a public lecture entitled "Discerning Islam: Access, Voice and Contexts of Interpretive Responsibility" for the Center for Islamic Studies of the Graduate Theological Union at UC Berkeley. Arebi lectured on her experiences during Hajj at an event hosted by the Muslim Student Alliance at Santa Clara University. "Gender Anthropology in the Middle East: The Politics of Muslim Women's Misrepresentation" was published in 1994. The Poetics and Politics of Women and Words in Contemporary Arabia was published in the American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences. The thesis was written for the University of California, Berkeley."Libyan Women and the Bitter Fruits of Change" is a book. The paper is from the Department of Anthropology. The Changing Role and Status of Women in Libyan Society was written by Berkeley. There is a thesis. California State University has an anthropology department. The Culture of Saudi Arabia includes a list of Libyans and Arab Americans. There is a preview.Thank you. The Centre for Global Energy Studies at UC Berkeley has links to the University of California, Berkeley, San Francisco State University, and Saint


title: Leonard Woolf

texts: He was a British political theorist, author, publisher, and civil servant. He was married to an author. The third of ten children of <mask>, a barrister and Queen's Counsel, and Marie, was born in London in the early 19th century. His family was Christian. After his father's death, he was sent to Arlington House School. He was elected to the Cambridge Apostles in 1899 after winning a scholarship to Trinity College. Other contemporary members were John Maynard Keynes, G. E. Moore, and E. M. Forster.The future wife's brother was not a member of the Apostles, but he was friendly with them. He stayed there for another year to study for the Civil Service exams after he got his degree. In October 1904, Woolf became a cadet in the Civil Service in Jaffna and later Kandy, and by August 1908 he was an assistant government agent in the District of Hambantota. In May 1911, Woolf returned to England after a year's leave. He married Virginia Stephen the same year he resigned. The GreenRichmond was where <mask> and <mask> lived from October 1914 to October 1915. The couple moved to the Hogarth House in March 1915.The Round House was purchased by the Woolfs in 1919. Monk's House in nearby Rodmell was discovered by <mask> and she in the same year. She sold the Round House and bought Monk's House. <mask> and <mask> were influential in the group. The 1917 Club met in Gerrard Street, Soho, in December 1917. His first novel, The Village in the Jungle, was based on his time in Ceylon. There was a series of books.During the First World War, Woolf was rejected for military service on

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texts: medical grounds, and turned to politics and sociology. He became a regular contributor to the New Statesman after joining the Labour Party. He proposed an international agency to enforce world peace in 1916. As his wife's mental health deteriorated, he devoted a lot of his time to caring for her. The Hogarth Press was founded in 1917 after the Woolfs bought a small printing press. Their first project was a pamphlet. Within ten years the Press had become a full-scale publishing house, issuing Virginia's novels, <mask>'s tracts and the first edition of T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land.He was the main director of the Press until his death. His wife suffered from severe bouts of mental illness until her suicide in 1941. <mask> fell in love with a married artist. The International Review was edited by Woolf in 1919. The international section of the Contemporary Review was edited by him. He was literary editor of The Nation from 1923 to 1930, as well as founding and editor of The Political Quarterly from 1931 to 1959 and serving as secretary of the Labour Party's advisory committees on international and colonial questions. In 1960, Woolf was surprised at the warmth of the welcome he received and the fact that he was still remembered.In 1965, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and in 1964, he received an honorary doctorate from the University of Sussex. He did not accept the offer of Companion of Honour in 1966. He was an author as well as a family member. Cecil was killed in World War I and his brother was the author of Poems. The position in the

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texts: History of Medieval Political Thought was expanded to a book in 1913 by his brother Philip and was published by Cambridge University Press. Stendhal's On Love was also translated by Philip and Cecil. <mask> died from a stroke.He was buried beside his wife's elm tree in his beloved garden at Monk's House, Rodmell. A bronze bust of <mask> has been marked by the tree that blew down. His papers are held at the Falmer campus. The Village in the Jungle was published in 1913 and The Wise Virgins was published in 1914. 1935, 1935, 1935, 1935, 1935, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, 1934, It's a good thing! Barbarians at the Gate was published in 1935 and The War for Peace was published in 1940.Also in 1967, Eland. <mask> as a Judge in Ceylon: A British Civil Servant as a Judge in the Hambantota District of Colonial Sri Lanka was published in America. The 2nd edition was published by Neptune Publications. A film version of <mask>'s novel, Village in the Jungle, was released in 1982. Arthur C. Clark was in the role of Woolf. Nicole Kidman starred in a film version of Michael Cunningham's Pulitzer Prize winning novel, The Hours, in 2002. Stephen Dillane played the part of <mask>.Christopher Ondaatje published a book in 2005. The elder brother of novelist Michael Ondaatje wrote an unusual book. The video game Silent Hill 3 is named after <mask>. The <mask> fonds at the Victoria University Library at the University of Toronto consists of correspondence from him to Ellen and

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texts: electoral platform was based in 2009.In 1997, as a protest against nationalism in Romanian politics, <mask> joined the ethnic Hungarian party, the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania. The position of deputy governor of the National Bank, which was held by Bogdan Olteanu, resulted in a by-election for the seat in the Sector 1 of Bucharest being held by a Green Party candidate. The European Court of Human Rights rejected the appeal of the decision and the constitutionality of the law. In August 2009, he announced his intention to run for president as a candidate of the Green Party. He and the Green Party gathered 200,000 signatures and submitted them to the Electoral Bureau on the last day before the election. In an interview with Evenimentul Zilei, <mask> said that he wants to offer an alternative to the mainstream politics and that he tries to attract 70% of the voters who don't want to go to the polls. No candidate from the top three parties accepted a debate with him.The most Facebook supporters of all the candidates were 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 He says that his

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title: Remus Cernea

texts: came into being. In February 2008, his association organized a protest in front of the headquarters of the Ministry of Education in order to bring back the theory of evolution in the biology curriculum. In an interview with Dilema Veche, <mask> said that there are some approved textbooks that teach creationism. He argues that the school curriculum is important since it influences the high school students' choice of university study and that this is why in Romania there's a huge number of those studying theology, with a dwindling number of students studying sciences.In 2006 the association organized a concert against the new law regulating religion in Romania. Luna Amar, Vama, and others were in the concert. In May 2007, he organized a small-scale protest against president Traian Bsescu's racist and sexist statements, and in August 2007, the association argued against the practice at the national radio station of beginning the programme with a reading of Lord's Prayer. In August 2009, he protested against a law project that would have increased the number of signatures needed for running in the presidential elections to 500,000 and also required a 300,000 sum to be paid as a bail, only to be returned if the candidate gets a certain percentage. The Code of Good Practice in Electoral Matters of the Council of Europe states that the elections should be free and fair. The law project would be dropped by the Prime Minister. A group of high-ranking members from the Green Party are taking part in a gay pride festival.In an effort to counteract political extremism in Romania, <mask> <mask> will be a candidate in the presidential election in 2024. There are External links to

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title: Justinus Kerner


title: Justinus Kerner

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 He spent the rest of his life in Weinsberg after being appointed the district medical officer in Gaildorf. The site of his house, which was presented to him by the townsfolk, became a mecca for literary pilgrims. Gustav IV Adolf had a knapsack on his back. Friederike Hauffe, the daughter of a forester in Prevorst, a somnambulist and clairvoyante, arrived in 1826 and forms the subject of Kern. He published a collection of Gedichte in the year 1824. The Wanderer in der Sgemhle is one of his well-known poems.In addition to his literary productions, <mask> wrote some popular medical books, dealing with animal magnetism, sebacic acid and botulism, and a description. He gave a vivid account of his youthful years in Knabenzeit in the early 19th century. He lived until his death, despite being forced to retire from his medical practice due to increasing blindness. He was buried beside his wife, Friederike <mask>, who had died in 1854, and the grave is marked by a stone slab with an inscription he himself had chosen. George Rapp's visits to his father, the Oberamtmann at Maulbronn, were remembered by <mask>. Rapp's long black beard was well remembered by <mask> because his

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title: Justinus Kerner

texts: father helped shield Rapp from religious prosecution in Germany. The Harmony Society was started by George Rapp and his followers in the United States.Die Seherin von Prevorst and its tale about <mask>'s relationship with Friederike Hauffe, the latter reputed to have visionary and healing powers, and who had produced a strange 'inner' language containing Hebrew-like elements, made quite an impression among the members. <mask> was one of the most inspired poets of the school. His poems, which mostly deal with natural phenomena, are characterized by a deep melancholy and a leaning towards the supernatural, which is balanced by a quaint humour. His poems and dramatic scenes are characterized by a dreamy fancy and a peculiar fantastic humor. He was at times morbid, fanciful, dreamy, sensitive and poetic and endowed with a strange, fantastic humor. The Saw The Saw was included in Graham's Magazine in 1848. I rested and sat down to look at the wheel.And on the water. As in a dream, The saw, with restless play, was leaving through a fir- tree. I heard solemn words, Oh, who wanderest hither, A timely guest! The cruel engine is going through my heart. When soon, in earth's still bosom, the hours of rest will begin. I dropped four plank in that busy mill and tried to answer, but the wheel was still. Robert Schumann set <mask>'s poems in his 12 Gedichte von Justinus Kerner, composed in 1840 and dedicated to Dr.Friedrich Weber was in London. In 1854, Thomas Medwin wrote a poem in his honor, "To

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title: Justinus Kerner

texts: <mask> Kerner: With a painted wreath of Bay-Leaves", which was published in London. The grape variety was named after him. "I cannot help but be amazed that Kerner is able to interpret so conciliatingly the phenomenon which has always shocked me since my very first experience of it." The phenomenon seemed to be the most confusing, almost Punch-and-Judy, disorder: the one would begin a sentence which the other would finish, and no one could be sure who was speaking. Even though essential continuity is lacking and can be fulfilled only by continuity of mood, I can see how something can be done. While his own Dichtungen are full of excellent imaginative ideas, his reports aus dem Nachtgebiete der Natur are so dry that we could almost take that to be indirect proof of their truth.G. Rmelin wrote Reden und Aufstze. I. The life and work of Kerner was written by A. Watts. Justinus-Kerner-Verein Suevica is a book by Weinsberg. There is a person named Reinhard Breymayer. The person is Heinz (Stuttgarter Arbeiten zum Germanistik). <mask> <mask>, Bilderbuch aus meiner Knabenzeit was published in 1849.The Seeress of Prevorst has links to Robert Schumann's 12 Gedichte von <mask> Kerner and "The Inner Language" of Friederike Hauffe. The Internet Archive "Goldy" has Catherine Crowe. Fairy Tales from All Nations was written by <mask> <mask>. Anthony R. Montalba's book was at the 1850 US ed. People from Ludwigsburg 19th-century German physicians 19th-century Christian mystics and German medical

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title: Li Lin (Tang chancellor)

texts: Although he was commissioned by the emperor's father, <mask> was actually an official of the Chinese dynasty and served as a chancellor during the emperor's rule. <mask> was born in 694. He was a member of the imperial Li clan of the Tang Dynasty. The younger brother of <mask>, the grandfather of Emperor Gaozong, was his great-great-great-great-grandfather. <mask> was known for his honesty while he was the prefect of three different prefectures. While serving as the military governor of the Jiannan Circuit, <mask> died. <mask> was well-versed in literary matters before he became chancellor.He was able to enter civil service because of his father's official service and later served as a census officer for the capital Chang'an. In 734, Emperor Xuanzong made an attempt to find imperial clan members with special talents, and <mask>, one of the imperial clan members selected, was made Dianzhong Shiyushi, a low-level imperial censor, and he subsequently served as a junior officer. He was one of the officials who submitted proposals of correction to the emperor. He served a tour of duty to survey the circuits to the west. He was made an imperial attendant after his tour was considered a success. He became an assistant minister of defense in 748. Due to his association with Emperor Xuanzong, and the fact that he did not want to share authority with <mask>, Yang was very powerful at that time.<mask> resumed his office as assistant minister of defense after he was moved to another position. He became the principal of the imperial university in 752 and was given the honorific title of Yinqing Guanglu Daifu. In 755, while he retained those titles, he was made the governor of Hedong Commandery and the official of the entire Hedong Circuit. He was praised by both the

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title: Li Lin (Tang chancellor)

texts: people and subordinates for his honesty. The general An Lushan rebelled at Fanyang Circuit in the winter of 755. The imperial government was concerned that <mask> wouldn't know how to defend the commandery because he was a civilian. The general L Chongbi replaced <mask> in Chang'an.The Baron was created by <mask>. When Emperor Xuanzong was forced to flee Chang'an because of An's troops approaching, <mask> escaped Chang'an as well and caught up with Emperor Xuanzong's train. Emperor Xuanzong's son and crown prince, <mask>ng, did not follow in his father's footsteps, but instead went to Lingwu, where he was declared emperor. When he arrived at Chengdu, Emperor Xuanzong made <mask> deputy minister of census and Shangshu Zuo Cheng deputy minister. He made <mask> the minister of justice. The Emperor gave <mask> the title of chancellor and death in the spring of 757. At that time, Emperor Xuanzong had already sent several other chancellors that he had commissioned during his journey to Chengdu, but kept <mask>.The affairs of Emperor Xuanzong's court were overseen by <mask>. After <mask>'s accomplishments, he was given the honorific title Jinzi Guanglu Daifu. He is now the minister of justice. The Duke of Bao was created after he was promoted to a more honorific designation. The most powerful people at the emperor's court were his wife and eunuch. <mask>'s chancellor colleagues Miao Jinqing and Cui Yuan followed <mask>o's wishes, but <mask> refused to do so. In 758, <mask> was removed from his chancellor office and made an advisor to the crown prince.He was buried with honors after he died. There are notes about the Old Book of Tang. It was 112. The new book is called Tang. 142. There are three vols. There were 219 and 220.There were 694 births and 759

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title: Walid bin Attash

texts: <mask> bin Mubarak bin <mask> is a Yemen prisoner who is being held in the United States. He was described as a "scion of a terrorist family" by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. He is accused of helping in the preparation of the 1998 East Africa Embassy bombings and of being a bodyguard to <mask>, gaining himself the reputation of an "errand boy". He is accused of helping to train the hijackers of the September 11 attacks. In Poland, the victim status was given to <mask> for his alleged torture by Americans in a CIA black site. Hailing from a prominent Saudi family on friendly terms with <mask>, <mask> had several brothers fighting during the tumultuous 1990s in Afghanistan. His family was deported from Yemen because of his father's radical views.He graduated from the University of Islamic Studies in Pakistan. The nickname "Father of the Leg" came about when Attash lost his right leg in 1997 while fighting against the Northern Alliance. He joined al-Qaeda after his brother was killed in the battle. As part of the 2000 millennium attack plots, he was asked to help obtain explosives to target the Sullivans. In 1999, Khalid al-Mihdhar was informed of the upcoming Kuala Lumpur al-Qaeda Summit. In January 2000 Attash flew to Malaysia to get a new leg and attend the summit. On January 8, the Malaysian Special Branch told the CIA that Attash had flown to Thailand with al-Mihdhar and Nawaf al-Hazmi.While there, the FBI received a transcript of a phone call in which one of the bombers mentioned giving another person $5,000 to buy a new limb. During interrogation, al-Quso confessed that he wasn't actually going to purchase a prosthesis. The mastermind behind the bombing of the Cole was identified in

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title: Walid bin Attash

texts: 2000. On September 11, 2002, his 17-year-old brother was taken prisoner by Pakistan and sent to The Dark Prison. On April 29, 2003 tribunal <mask> and Ali Abdul Aziz Ali were captured. He was sent to The Dark Prison and his brother was moved to the Gitmo Bay camp. He confessed that he had known to him, while he was there.Despite having only one leg, he was forced to stand in stress positions, an acutely difficult technique for him, as the Americans took away his false leg, forcing him to balance awkwardly on one foot. He was one of 13 high-level prisoners that the CIA had been holding in secret. The Combatant Status Review Tribunals were created to determine if the captives met the new definition of an "enemy combatant". The Supreme Court found that the holding of prisoners at Gitmo Bay was unconstitutional. The alleged facts that led to his detainment were listed in a Summary of Evidence memo. The man said that he was told to prepare for a suicide carbombing against East African embassies of the United States a month or two before the attacks. Osama <mask> gave a speech to graduates of the Lowgar training camp, according to a memo.The memo claimed that a suspect in the Cole bombing forged a Yemen merchant's registration card. An unnamed participant in the Cole bombing confessed to being given a letter written by Attash which asked for his assistance with the bombing, and was the only reason he aided the bombers. It was said that authorities knew of an al-Qaeda cell dubbed "Father of the Leg" that was centered around a senior member and that they believed it was a reference to Attash. According to the report, a contact stored in the phone belonging to Attash was also listed as a contact in a notebook belonging

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texts: to a senior al  Qaeda operative, and that his University ID card was found at an alleged al  Qaeda residence. A notebook found during a raid listed payments made to various al-Qaeda members. A source claimed to have seen him at the training camp. <mask> was at his tribunal.After the March 12, 2007, tribunal, it was reported that <mask> had confessed to his role in the Cole and Embassy attacks. He confessed purchasing the explosives and small boat used in the Cole bombing, as well as recruiting the perpetrators, and planning the operation 18 months before the actual attack; he stated that he was in Afghanistan with <mask> at the time of the Cole attack. The ten-page transcript from the unclassified portion of the Tribunal was published by the DoD. His Personal Representative met with him on February 13 and told the tribunal that many of the allegations were correct, but that he had never owned a telephone and that he had forged the Yemen registration card himself. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and Ammar al Baluchi chose to be their own attorneys. In order to prepare for their defense, they requested laptops and internet access. The internet access was ruled not to be provided in October 2008.On December 8, 2008, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed told the judge that he and the other four indictees wanted to confess and plead guilty, but the plea would be delayed until after mental competency hearings for two of them. Mohammed wants everyone to plead together. On May 17, 2010, it was reported that <mask> <mask>h would face charges in the summer of 2010. Ramzi <mask>-Shibh and Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri were reported to be facing charges. There are links to new evidence about prisoners held in secret CIA prisons in Poland and

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title: Glenn Lord

texts: <mask> was an American literary agent, editor, and publisher of the prose and poetry of fellow Texan Robert E. Howard. <mask> was born in De Soto Parish, Louisiana, on November 17, 1931. A veteran of the Korean War and a paper warehouse manager, he discovered Howard through Skull-Face and Others. He was interested in the work of Howard in the 1920s and 1930s. He searched the country for all Howard stories, poems, and letters. He amassed the world's largest collection of such publications and original manuscripts over the course of his life. <mask> was literary agent for the Howard heirs for 28 and a half years.The contents of Robert E. Howard's storage trunk were tracked down in 1965, by Ed Price. There were hundreds of unpublished stories, poems, and fragments in the contents. <mask> used the contents of the trunk as well as his vast collection of previously published REH materials to provide the source text for almost every published Howard work appearing in books, magazines, or chapbooks from 1965 through 1997. The Howard Boom of the 1970s was the result of <mask> securing their publication in any promising venue. He was the uncredited editor of the published version of the Howard works. Hundreds of books and magazines in non-English languages were supplied by him, as well as texts to amateur publications. In the fall of 1977 he arranged with Berkley Medallion to put out three paper- and hardbacks of the first edition of the Conan series without any posthumous revisions or pastiches.<mask> published a few REH collections on his own. In The Howard Collector, <mask> featured previously unpublished (or very rare) pieces by Howard, letters by REH

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texts: and those who knew him, an index of poems and stories, and news about upcoming publications and other events. He published similar material in fanzines of the Robert E. Howard United Press Association, the Hyperborian League, and the Esoteric Order of Dagon. The first Howard poetry collection, Always Comes Evening, was published through the famed Arkham House by <mask>, who was an early fan of Howard's poetry. He was involved in the publication of several Howard verse collections, including Singers in the Shadows, The Road to Rome, and Night Images. He published the first comprehensive bibliography of Howard in 1976, a bible for REH scholars and collectors. The book contains biographical and autobiographical material about Howard, as well as letters, story synopses and fragments, covers illustrating REH stories, and photographs.<mask> wrote a lot of articles about Howard. The Barbarian in The Dark Barbarian. <mask> gave a lot of information to The Neverending Hunt by Paul Herman. <mask> served as a corporate director when the company was formed to deal with Hollywood in negotiations that led to the two Conan movies. <mask> provided copies of his typescripts, letters, and vast knowledge to many of the people he befriended. <mask> received the World Fantasy Convention Award in 1978 and the Lifetime Achievement Award of the fan magazine The Cimmerian in 2005. He was a guest of honor at both the Robert E. Howard Days festival in Cross Plains, Texas, and the PulpCon 36 festival in Dayton, Ohio.He died on December 31, 2011, in Pasadena, Texas, where he lived with his wife. They had two children. References 1931 births and deaths of Robert E.

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title: Giourkas Seitaridis

texts: Georgios "<mask>" <mask> is a Greek former professional footballer who played as a right-back and occasionally as a centre-back. He has played for a number of teams, most recently for Greek Superleague side Panathinaikos. He was a member of the Greece national football team and scored one goal. He was part of the team that won the Euro 2004, which was voted into the Team of the Tournament. His grandfather's name is "<mask>", which means "Giorgos" in the Pontic Greek dialect. His grandfather and father were both managers. In 1997 he became an important right full-back for the club after starting his professional career with the northern Greek side.The team was promoted to the Super League 2 at the Greek Superleague. He scored 5 goals in 40 league appearances. He signed a 5-year contract with the Athens-based club on January 12 2001 for a total fee of 300 million drachmas. He won his first silverware at the age of 22 when he helped Panathinaikos win the Alpha Ethniki and the Greek Cup. He scored his first European goal against Manchester United on March 7, 2001 in the second group stage of the 2000–01. He was one of three people named Greek Young Footballer in 2001. It was rumored that <mask> signed for Portuguese side on the day before the Euro 2004 campaign for Greece.A transfer fee of 3 million was paid for Porto. The official announcement was made almost a month and a half later, with rumors linking him to Real Madrid in the meantime. The Drages won the Portuguese SuperCup and Intercontinental Cup. He was sold to the Russian club for 10 million, following in the footsteps of ex-Porto teammates Costinha, Maniche and Thiago Silva, who also moved to the Russian club the same year. After failing to settle in Moscow, he claimed that the weather was different from his native Greece and that he could not adapt to the cold. He only made 8 league appearances in his one year at the club. He joined Atlético Madrid for a fee of 12 million, making him the second Greek footballer to play for the club.He joined the club with his ex-Dynamo teammate Costinha. In the first half of his debut game, <mask> was sent off by the

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title: Giourkas Seitaridis

texts: referee. He received his second red card in six games after being cautioned twice in a home league game. He scored his first goal for Atlético on July 21, 2007, in the Intertoto Cup. In a match against UD Almera in November 2007, <mask> tore his achilles tendon and had to have surgery. He was ready two and a half months later after being evaluated for about six weeks. He only made 14 league appearances for Atlético due to his injury problem.Tom Ujfalui and John Heitinga were signed by Atlético as replacements for <mask>, who lost his place in the first team. In Atlético's opening game, in a 4–0 victory over Mlaga, <mask> was a starter and went on to make 14 league appearances that season. He and Maniche were suspended by Atlético's president because they didn't play in the home match against Sporting Gijn. A statement on the club's official website read "Seitaridis is free to negotiate with other clubs who may be interested in signing him after he was released by Atlético a year before his contract was to expire." The last day of the Greek transfer period for free agent players, <mask> signed a 4-year deal with Panathinaikos, returning to the team after five years. <mask> was unable to re-establish himself due to frequent injuries and missed most of the season's matches. However, on March 21, 2010, he surprisingly returned to the line-up for the big derby against rivals Olympiacos, and despite their defeat, Panathinaikos managed to end the season positively by winning the double.He didn't play in the Greek Cup final due to injury, but he did play in the road to the final. The 2010–11 season started well for Seitaridis, as he was a starter at the beginning of the season and gave a good performance. Two months later, on December 4, Seitaridis would return at a league game against Panserraikos after another muscle injury. He was put on the transfer list in January of 2011 due to his poor condition, but he stayed at Panathinaikos despite offers from foreign teams during the summer transfer period. He was only used for 45 minutes in an away game against Atromitos due to his poor performance. He stayed on the

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title: Giourkas Seitaridis

texts: pitch for a full 90 minutes in an away game. At the beginning of the 2012–13 season, Seitaridis was a starter in the first three league matches.He contributed with one assist in the group stage match against Spurs. He left the club in the summer of 2013 after his contract wasn't renewed. In October 2000 he made his debut for Greece in a European Under-21 Championship match against Finland. His team was eliminated from the group stage of the 2002 Under-21 Championship in Switzerland, having collected one point in three games. On 13 February 2002, he made his international debut with the senior team in an international friendly match against Sweden. He helped Greece qualify to the Euro 2004 in Portugal for the second time in history, and was one of the key players during Greece's successful campaign, a win that shocked the footballing world as Greece were considered outsiders before the tournament started. At the first match against Portugal, <mask> won a penalty as he was knocked down.In the final, he won the corner by playing the ball in the center, which was blocked by the Portuguese player. His contributions for the victorious team were recognised by being included in the All-Star squad along with other Greek players. As a result of Greece's Euro 2004 win, they qualified to the 2005 FIFA Confederations Cup in Germany. <mask> was a member of the squad. The Greek national team qualified for the Euro 2008 championship after he scored his first international goal against Hungary on June 2, 2007. He was injured in the second game of the Euro 2008 campaign for Greece. Otto Rehhagel, Greece's national manager, called <mask> to his squad despite concerns about his fitness.He played 90 minutes in the first game of the group stage against South Korea. After this game, he played for Greece at the World Cup. Career statistics Club International goal Score and result list Greece's goal tally first, score column indicates score after Seitaridis goal The Greek Cup and Porto Portuguese Super Cup were runners-up in 2004. The players are from Panathinaikos F.C. Football players include FC Porto, Atlético Madrid, and

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title: Rainstone

texts: <mask> is a South Korean music producer and vice-president of JYP Entertainment in the United States. The Wonder Girls' hit song, " Nobody," was composed and produced by him. Woo S. Rhee/RAINSTONE had an interest in music from an early age. He started a rock band in high school and was classically trained in piano, violin, and viola. In 1993, as a junior in High School, Woo S. Rhee/RAINSTONE and his band mates entered a college only rock festival and won first place. Although, there were many issues regarding their win because of their age, Woo S. Rhee/RAINSTONE and his band proved that talent is more important than experience. He began taking private classes behind his band mates as he started to mature as a musician.He was able to discover a new world of music and come across Stevie Wonder. He decided to study in America because Korea was very limited. He majored in professional music at the Berklee College of Music in 1999, concentrating on composition and arrangements. He received his Masters in Media writing and Production from the University of Miami. After completing his master's degree in music engineering, Woo S. Rhee/RAINSTONE moved to New York City where he met Park Jin-Young, also known as J.Y. There is a park. They produced and co-produced for artists such as G.O.D and Rain.Wonder Girls "Tell Me" and " Nobody" are notable for their success. "Tell Me" was the lead single from the Wonder Girls' first full-length album, Nobody. There is a park. It hit the top spot on various charts and stayed there for 7 weeks. At the 5th Korean Music Awards: Best Dance & Electronic Song Award, the song received a triple crown. The dance routine of "Tell Me" was widely imitated and featured on various online video sites. The first movement for Girl Groups in the K-POP Scene was started by this phenomenon.Voters were asked to pick the best idol song in a survey conducted by Online Research Panel Korea. Wonder Girls' "Tell Me" was the top vote getter with 27%. Their second major hit, "Nobody", sold over 4 million digital


title: Rainstone

texts: downloads in South Korea alone. The Wonder Girls received three awards at the 2008 MNet KM Music Festival Awards. The group won an award at the Golden Disk Awards for high digital sales. The Wonder Girls won three awards at the 18th Seoul Music Awards, the most prestigious of which was the Artist of the Year award. With the hit singles "Tell Me" and "Nobody" earning huge International success, and creating a YouTube phenomenon with people from all walks of life copying their dance moves and catchy tunes; it solidified Woo S. Rhee/RAINSTONE's reputation in Asia as a highly sought after band.Wonder Girls "Like money" featuring Akon was produced in 2012 by <mask>. In its first week of release, the song was downloaded 161,542 times in South Korea. The song was downloaded more than 600,000 times in South Korea alone by the end of August, making it one of the best-selling English-language songs of the year. Wonder Girls "Wonder Love" was produced by <mask> and worked with Stevie Wonder. Woo S.Rhee/RAINSTONE has generated a lot of hits for the Wonder Girls, as well as taking major parts in the careers of other JYP Artists such as Rain, 2PM, 2AM, Miss A, and 15&. 2PM's "Heartbeat" was released as the lead single for The First Album. The Gaon chart has 1 on it.China's biggest game and IT company QQ Games collaborated with Rainstone. The official launch date for 2PM's game theme song "Shining in the Night" was April 18th in Beijing. Woo Rhee has an affinity for finding creative ways to do more than just produce music, but to create brand exposure and power from it. One of the world's best-selling headphones, the Diamond Tears, was designed and created by Woo Rhee and JY Park. The headphones are a joint venture between Monster and JYP USA. The headphones are one of the most sought-after headphones in the market, as well as one of the highest-rated. Woo Rhee is going to represent Asia at the International Awards in November.The Korea Music Copyright Association has production credits. There are external links to <mask> on JYP

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title: Tom Regan

texts: <mask> was an American philosopher who specialized in animal rights theory. He was a professor of philosophy at North Carolina State University and retired in 2001. One of the studies that have influenced the modern animal rights movement is The Case for Animal Rights, written by <mask>. If we want to ascribe value to all human beings regardless of their ability to be rational agents, then we need to argue that non-human animals are the same as humans. He and his wife Nancy founded the Culture and Animals Foundation in 1985 to foster the growth of intellectual and artistic endeavors united by a positive concern for animals. He was remembered as a stalwart vegan and activist by the vegan society. He received his M.A. from Thiel College in 1960.He received his PhD in 1966 from the University of Virginia. He was a philosophy professor at North Carolina State University. The 1986 film We Are All Noah is available on VHS. <mask> argued that non-human animals have moral rights. He does not agree with the idea that respect is due to rational beings. The right to be treated with respect is often ascribed to humans who are not rational, including infants and the severely mentally impaired. The crucial attribute that all humans have in common, he argues, is not rationality, but the fact that each of us has a life that matters to us; in other words, what happens to us matters to us, regardless of whether it matters to anyone else.We all experience being the subject-of-a-life. We must ascribe moral rights to all subjects-of-a-life, whether human or non-human, if this is the true basis for ascribing inherent value to individuals. He argues that the right to be treated as a means to the ends of others is the basic right that all who possess inherent value

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texts: have. Not to be used as a means means the right to be treated with respect and not to be harmed. There are times when a person's right not to be harmed must be respected. The miniride principle is one of the principles used in his philosophy. The worse-off principle is used to deal with these situations.The miniride principle is that when the rights of many innocent beings are at stake, we should not allow the rights of few innocent beings to be taken away. The worse-off principle states that when individuals involved are not harmed in a similar way, we should mitigate the situation of those who would be worse off. If the harm of a few innocent beings is greater than the harm of many innocent beings, the right action is to take away their rights. The harm in the death of an animal is not equivalent to the harm in the death of a normal, healthy human according to <mask>. The loss of fewer opportunities when compared to the loss of a normal, healthy human is said to be the reason for this. There would be more harm in the death of a healthy dog than there would be in the death of a comatose person. Supporters argue that <mask>'s argument for animal rights does not rely on a radical new theory of ethics, but that it follows from a consistent application of moral principles and insights that many of us already hold with respect to the ethical treatment of human beings.Some people criticize the lack of certainty with which <mask>'s "inherent value" or "subject-of-a-life" status can be determined. According to <mask>, we should abolish the breeding of animals for food, animal experimentation, and commercial hunting because of the basic right to be treated with respect. A series of musings, experiences, and insights led him to conclude he was morally

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texts: unable to use animals for meat, clothing, or any other purpose that does not respect their rights. Three books were published on G. E. Moore's philosophy. The first book, G. E. Moore: The Early Essays, is a collection of essays that were originally published in 1897 and 1903. Moore maintains in "The Nature of Judgment" that "the world consists of concepts, including existence, which is itself a concept". .All that exists. The concepts are related to one another in specific manners and also to the concept of existence. Moore affirmed his agreement with Bradley in a paper called "Freedom". The Elements of Ethics is a collection of ten lectures delivered by Moore in 1898. The large parts of these lectures were carried over by Moore into Principia Ethica. The third book by <mask> is called Prophet: G. E. Moore and the Development of His Moral Philosophy. Aurum Stroll wrote that the portrait of the man Moore that gives <mask> is not only unique, while E. D. Klemke wrote that Bloomsbury's Prophet is "a marvelous book".It is well done. In this book, <mask> relies on a trove of unpublished material, housed in the Moore Archive at the University of Cambridge, as well as correspondence, consisting of letters that Moore wrote as well those he received, and scores of papers he read. Moore wrote that the primary purpose of Principias was to "humble the Science of Ethics" by exposing the "lies" told by would-be scientific ethicists. Moore believes that a scientific ethic can prove very little concerning values, rules, duty, and virtues. What is good in itself cannot be established by an ethic regarding values. It's up to individuals to decide what things would be good if they were the only things in the world. A scientific ethic can establish that a very

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texts: few rules should always be followed.Only "most of those most universally recognized by Common Sense" are possible candidates, and even in their case Moore maintains only that the required type of justification may be possible. Moore writes that "rules of action should not be followed at all" in almost all cases. Individuals should guide their choice by a direct consideration of the effects which the action may produce, as these are enlarged by the lives of others in whom one has a vested interest. The more immediate the goods are, the more distant they are. In almost all of our day-to-day activities, we are free to live and choose without worrying about whether or not we are following the rules of morality. The private virtues of prudence, temperance, and industry should be promoted by a truly scientific ethic. The virtues of the creative self should be promoted by an ethic like this.The values, the rules of conduct, and the virtues that are synonymous with "Bloomsbury" are all advocated by Moore on this basis. Theirs was an anarchy of the bedroom, not the streets. Leon H. Brody wrote in the Library Journal. "<mask>'s thesis is that an adequate understanding of Moore's ethical philosophy can only be achieved if seen against the backdrop of the avant-garde group of free spirits who met weekly." Moore's thought in Principia Ethica is a radical defense of the freedom of the individual to choose, rather than a defense of conformity to the status quo, as is usually assumed. This book deserves a place in the philosophy and cultural history collections of both public and academic libraries. <mask> and his wife Nancy had two children.He died of pneumonia at his home in North Carolina. There are books that understand philosophy. Dickenson Publishing

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texts: Co. was founded in Encino, California in 1975. Peter Singer talks about animal rights and human obligations. New Jersey: Prentice Hall. 1976. Essays on animal rights and environmental ethics can be found in All That Dwell Therein.The University of California Press is in Berkeley. 1982. There is a case for animal rights. The University of California Press is in Berkeley. 1983. Religious Perspectives on the Use of Animals in Science. Philadelphia: Temple University Press.The development of his moral philosophy was the subject of the book. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. Moore: The Early Essays was edited by <mask>. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. 1986. The fight for animal rights. The International Society for Animal Rights is located in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania.1987 Reflections on the Coming Revolution is a book by The Thee Generation. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. G.E. <mask> introduced Moore: The Elements of Ethics. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. 1991.Defending the rights of animals. The University of Illinois Press is in Illinois. . Carl Cohen moderated the animal rights debate. Rowman and Littlefield are in Maryland. 2001 An introduction to moral philosophy about animal rights and human wrongs.Rowman and Littlefield are in Maryland. 2003 The challenge of animal rights is faced by empty cages. Rowman and Littlefield are in Maryland. Other Nations: Animals in Modern Literature was written by Andrew Linzey. Baylor University Press is located in Texas. There are other southern stories.A Better Life and Other Pittsburgh Stories was published in Morrisville, North Carolina. Lulu Press Inc. is located in Morrisville, North Carolina. Films We Are All Noah and Voices I Have Heard are both about animal

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title: Salvatore Giunta

texts: The first living person since the Vietnam War to receive the United States military's highest decoration for bravery, the Medal of Honor, is a former soldier named <mask>. <mask> saved the lives of members of his squad during the War in Afghanistan. He left the army in 2011. <mask> was born to an Italian American family in Clinton, Iowa. <mask> was raised in Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha. Steven and Rosemary are his parents. He has two siblings.<mask> was a student at John F. Kennedy High School. He enlisted in the United States Army at the age of 17 after working in a Subway. He was the first in his family to serve in the military. <mask> attended basic training and infantry school. From March 2005 to March 2006 and from May 2007 to July 2008 he was deployed to Afghanistan. In August 2009, he was promoted to staff sergeant. <mask> was stationed at the Caserma Ederle base near Vicenza, Italy.He worked in a support role for members of his unit that was deployed to Afghanistan. The Korengal Valley, where <mask> was stationed in 2007, was nicknamed the Valley of Death by the soldiers. In October, his company launched a six-day mission. Taliban fighters killed Staff Sergeant Larry Rougle and wounded two other infantrymen when their position on "Honcho Hill" was overrun. The company commander sent 2nd and 3rd Platoon back to meet with the local village elders to recover the U.S. equipment that the Taliban had captured when Rougle was killed. 1st Platoon was tasked with providing protection from enemy forces. <mask> and the rest of the seven troops of 1st Platoon had just finished an overwatch of 2nd and 3rd Platoon in the valley below when they received the medal

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texts: of honor.Night vision equipment was not needed because there was enough light. They were going back to Korengal and Combat Outpost Vimoto. They walked through the holly forest along the Gatigal Spur of Honcho Hill. The main body of the squad was ambushed from cover and hid away, so the Apaches overhead couldn't provide close air support. The ambushing force was armed with AK-47 assault rifles, 10 rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) launchers, and 4 belt-fed PKM machine guns. They fired a lot of rounds. <mask> said that Sergeant Joshua Brennan, leader of Alpha Team and one of <mask>'s best friends, was walking point.He was followed by <mask>, who was a specialist. <mask> was followed by PFCs Kaleb and Clary. A nurse who volunteered for the mission, along with a five-man gun team from the weapons squad, followed the 13-man HQ unit. Brennan and Eckrode were hit by eight and four rounds, respectively, when the Taliban opened fire. There were machine gun and small arms fire that stopped Gallardo as he tried to sprint forward. He fell back to join <mask>'s team. He was struck in the helmet by an AK-47 round while backpedaling and firing at the same time.The round only grazed his head. <mask> was returning fire when the round struck near him. <mask> was confused as to why the lip of his depression was not protecting him from the rounds that were coming from the north as well as the west. <mask> watched as Gallardo took the bullet to his head and fell. <mask> ran through the intense wall of fire to his side if he had been shot. The ceramic plate in <mask>'s protective vest was struck by a bullet as he helped the uninjured sergeant find cover. He had the SMAW-D weapon

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texts: slung over his back.Giunta realized that the heavy tracer fire was coming from the west and from the north, a classic ambush that threatened to flank the squad. To survive an ambush like this, he had to advance on the enemy. They were ordered to pull back a few steps to prevent the Taliban from flanking them. Clary was firing his M203 grenade launcher and the other was firing his M249 squad automatic weapon. The platoon leader in the HQ unit, Lieutenant Brad Winn, told the captain that their unit had five wounded men. Specialist Hugo Mendoza was part of the squad. He was shot at the beginning of the ambush and died.Second Platoon had to cross a river to get to Winn's platoon, even though they were ordered to assist him. <mask> and Gallardo were present. They were pinned down by small arms and machine gun fire from a number of Taliban positions. <mask> and the others disrupted the attack by throwing volleys of grenades towards the Taliban. They advanced until they reached Eckrode after shooting PFCCasey's M249, Clary's M203, and their other weapons. While trying to unjam his M249 SAW, he was shot twice in one leg and had two other wounds. The man who received a Silver Star for his actions was dressed and called for a medevac.<mask> was looking for Brennan when he advanced with PFC Clary. Giunta ran further forward through the small arms fire and over the open crest of the ridge when they couldn't locate him. Giunta saw three people, and two of them were Afghans. One by his legs and one by his arms. Giunta shot and killed one of them and wounded the other when he ran after them. Brennan was dropped by the second Afghan. Someone carrying Brennan's backpack

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texts: was spotted by an AC-130 gunship and killed him.<mask> said, "I ran through fire to see what was going on with Brennan and maybe we could hide behind the same rock and shoot together." He was still awake. He was breathing. He was asking for something. He was like, "I will, I will," after I said, "You'll get out and tell your hero stories." Giunta covered Brennan, comforted him, and examined him for wounds in the dark after reaching him. Brennan was badly hurt.1st Platoon was reinforced by the 2nd and 3rd Platoons. <mask> continued to help the medic and adjust security. The ambush lasted three minutes. Brennan died in surgery the next day. <mask> was told by Gallardo that what he did was crazy. We were outnumbered. You stopped the fight.You stopped them from taking a soldier. <mask> shouldn't be alive because of the amount of fire that was going on in the conflict at the time. <mask> was told two days later that he was going to be recommended for the Medal of Honor. He wasn't comfortable being labeled a hero. "If I'm a hero, every man that stands around me, every woman in the military, everyone who goes into the unknown is a hero," he says. If you include everyone with me, that's a hero. <mask> says his actions were those of the men in his unit.I am mediocre in this job. I'm average. I did what I did because I wanted to paint a picture of that ambush. That isn't above and beyond. I did not take the most important brush stroke. The medal of honor is a slap in the face. <mask> would be the first living recipient of the United States' highest military decoration since the Vietnam War when he was awarded on September 10, 2010.He was presented with the medal

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texts: by President Barack Obama at the White House. The surviving squad members attended the ceremony. On July 5, 2017, during a dedication ceremony for the Medal of Honor Walkway, <mask> chose to give his medal to the brigade. He wants this to stay in Vicenza, Italy with the 173rd to the men and women who sacrifice their lives for their country. <mask> is the fourth Medal of Honor recipient from the War in Afghanistan, after the U.S. Navy Lieutenant Michael P. Murphy, and the U.S. Army Sergeant First Class. Monti. Four people were decorated for their actions in eastern Afghanistan. <mask> left the army in June of 2011.<mask> and his wife moved to Colorado to attend Colorado State University. <mask>'s memoir, Living with Honor, was published by Simon & Schuster. <mask> and Lynn were married in October of 2009, after dating for several years. A girl was born on October 6, 2011. <mask> was invited to attend the New Year's Eve celebrations in New York City by the mayor. He pressed a button to start the ball drop. <mask> was honored on the field and via international television broadcast at the beginning of the second half of the Super Bowl, which the Green Bay Packers eventually won over the Pittsburgh Steelers.<mask> lives in Fort Collins, Colorado. <mask>'s military decorations include medals and ribbons, as well as a list of post-Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipients. General orders The directors of Restrepo interviewed <mask>, who received the 2012–20 Award of the Medal of Honor. The Pritzker Military Museum has an interview with a person. The people who were born in 1985 are United States Army soldiers, American shooting survivors, and people of Italian

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title: Arthur Marshall (broadcaster)

texts: <mask> was born in Barnes, London in 1910 and died in January 1989. He was a team captain on Call My Bluff. <mask>, an electrical engineer from Colchester, was the son of <mask>. He attended a co-educational school overlooking Barnes Common after two years at the kindergarten section of the Froebel Institute. <mask> was sent to a boarding school on the Hampshire coast in the summer of 1920 after his father moved the family to a new place. He described it as a traumatic experience. Christ's College, Cambridge, where he studied modern languages, became President of the Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club, and he wanted to be an actor.At the age of four, he was taken to see Peter Pan at the Kings Theatre. <mask> played Elizabeth in The Circle at Cambridge in 1929, and he was praised for his performance. According to Noel Annan, <mask> acted off the stage in a production of George Bernard Shaw's Captain Brassbound's Conversion, which starred Michael Redgrave in the title role. <mask> became a teacher of modern languages at Oundle School in 1931 after he was unable to find enough acting work or convince his parents to support his desire to pursue a career in the theatre. He wrote the script for three-minute radio sketches. He was asked to appear on Charlot's Hour in 1934. He made five gramophone records with sketches involving headmistresses and schoolgirls and was an avid reader of books for girls from childhood.Raymond Mortimer admired his skits and invited him to review for the New Statesman in 1935. He was asked to contribute an article each Christmas on the best books for girls that were published during the year, but he wasn't asked to do it every year, but he was asked to do it once a year. The reviewing of

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texts: books for girls was interrupted by World War II. <mask> was sent to northern France as part of the British Expeditionary Force because of his knowledge of French and German. He was a part of the escape from Dunkirk. He wrote in his book, "Absence of food, coupled with exhaustion, made the nights seem cold and there is little of comfort, save protection of a sort, to be found in a sand dune." One's childhood love of sand and beaches disappeared in a trice.He spent three months with a security section on the Cumbrian coast before being sent to Northern Ireland. He was transferred to the London headquarters of Combined Operations in April 1942. He was transferred to the headquarters of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force at the end of 1943 after being appointed a security officer. <mask> was on Hitler's yacht when Alfred Jodl and Wilhelm Keitel were being questioned. He returned to Oundle School as a Housemaster after the war ended. <mask> had some success on radio and the stage after World War II. A Date with Nurse Dugdale was a popular radio programme and he wrote many sketches for performers.He published books of humorous pieces and appeared on radio and TV. The life and antics of girls at private schools were the subject of his skits. He was an ardent fan of the girls' school stories of Brazil. Miss Brazil had no comic intention when she started to write her books, but he found them hilarious. After being private secretary to Lord Rothschild, he worked for the London theatrical firm H. M. Tennent. He began working in the theatre in London in the 1950s as a writer and began having his books published. The novel Every Third Thought was adapted into a play.It wasn't a success because it starred Sybil

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texts: Thorndike and Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies. The British version of the French play was adapted for the American stage by Abe Burrows. This was a hit on the West End stage, until Margaret Leighton left to go to Broadway. He began his time as a regular team captain on Call My Bluff in 1979 after appearing on television and radio as well as on radio. Patrick Campbell was replaced by <mask>. They had been friends for a long time, ever since they both used to write. <mask> wrote for The Sunday Telegraph in the 1970s and 1980s.He was sacked from the "First Person" column of the New Statesman in 1981 for being sympathetic to Margaret Thatcher. He had been writing the column since 1976, when Anthony Howard asked him to write a new one. <mask> compiled several collections of the best entries from the weekly New Statesman literary competition, embracing parodies and pastiches. He lived in Christow for the last fifteen years of his life, sharing a cottage with Peter Kelland, a former schoolmaster. The 'Myrtlebank' was where he sent dispatches to the New Statesman and Sunday Telegraph. He had a minor heart attack in 1988 and was writing the second part of his book when he died of a more serious illness. <mask> was quoted as saying that he couldn't help being happy.I've struggled against it. I have been happy my whole life. I am aware that there is no virtue in this. It is a result of heredity, health, good fortune and shallow intelligence. <mask> is thought to have been homosexual but never commented on it. The list of writings to the girls will be girls. I'll Let You Know was edited by him.The list includes alumni of Christ's College, British columnists, members of the Order of the British Empire, and British Army personnel of World

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title: Mike Bronzoulis

texts: <mask> "<mask>" <mask> was born on January 5, 1979 and is an American mixed martial artist. A professional competitor since 2007, Bronzoulis has competed for Strikeforce, Legacy FC, Titan FC, Shark Fights, and was a finalist on Spike TV's Bellator: Fight Master reality show. The young Bronzoulis was brought to a karate school by his father, who was a martial artist. After learning Shotokan, Shotoru, American freestyle, and kickboxing, Bronzoulis found his passion. When he was 16, he spent most of his time at the Fairtex Thai kickboxing camp and also watched Jean-Claude Van Damme movies. In 1997 he was convicted of sexual assault of a 14 year-old girl. His professional debut was in mixed martial arts.He fought a UFC veteran on April 25, 2009. At Shark Fights 12 in 2010, Bronzoulis defeated Martinez via disqualification. At Shark Fights 14: Horwich vs. Villefort, he won via unanimous decision. The Legacy Welterweight Title was won by Levi Forrest at Legacy FC 2. The Legacy FC Welterweight Championship was won by Jonathan Harris at Legacy FC 4 due to punches in round one. On January 29, 2011, Bronzoulis defeated Joe Christoper at Legacy FC 5 via TKO due to punches in round three to retain the Legacy FC Welterweight Championship, he later relinquished the title when he signed with Strikeforce. On December 16, 2011, Bronzoulis lost to Patino in a unanimous decision at Legacy FC 9.Gerald Harris defeated Bronzoulis in a

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title: Anne Stanley, Countess of Castlehaven

texts: <mask> was an English noblewoman. She was the daughter of the Earl of Derby and had two marriages. She was seen as a possible heir to the English throne as a distant relative of Elizabeth I. Her second husband, the Earl of Castlehaven, was charged with being an accessory to her rape. He was sentenced to death for sodomy. The precedent that a wife could give evidence against her husband was set by <mask>'s testimony against her husband. Her reputation was damaged by the scandal and she lived a secluded life after the trial.<mask> was the daughter of Ferdinando Stanley, 5th Earl of Derby, and Alice Spencer. The Earls of Derby were influential and prominent in England. Mary Tudor was the younger sister of King Henry VIII. Mary's descendants would follow Henry VIII's own children in the line of succession. He excluded the kings of Scotland, descendants of his sister Margaret. By 1580, it was obvious that Queen Elizabeth I would have no children, and this focused attention on the Earl of Derby as a possible future king. King James VI of Scotland succeeded Elizabeth I in 1603 after his death in 1594.The succession was thought to be illegal because it was contrary to the will of Henry VIII. <mask> did not make a claim to the throne. <mask> was the oldest of three daughters. Ferdinando Stanley had a lot of money. William was given the title Earl of Derby. <mask> and her sisters were 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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texts: her. <mask> was described by her mother as a spendthrift. The Earl and Countess of Castlehaven lived in the country seat of the Touchets in southern England. James was the son of Lord Castlehaven who used the courtesy title Lord Audley. At the time, Elizabeth was twelve years old. It wasn't unusual for a stepbrother and stepsister to marry as a way to make sure that wealth stayed within the family. The marriage of Lord Audley and Elizabeth was not a success and he left the area.In 1630 Lord Audley appealed to the Privy Council stating that his father was planning to disown him. Audley claimed that his father encouraged Elizabeth to have sex with Henry Skipwith, a servant of Castlehaven's. Castlehaven planned to deprive his own son of his inheritance if Elizabeth became pregnant with this child. Audley stated that <mask> had taken servants as her lovers and behaved in a lewd manner. Family members and servants were interviewed by the Privy Council. Elizabeth Audley admitted that her father-in-law coerced her into having a sexual relationship with Skipwith. <mask> was raped by one of the servants at the instigation of Lord Castlehaven according to Elizabeth Audley.<mask> testified that Castlehaven had declared that as a husband he had absolute control over his wife's body, and that she was obliged to do whatever he demanded. She had always refused to sleep with one of his servants. Castlehaven ordered Giles Broadway to rape her in his presence, and he aided in the rape by restraining his wife. <mask> had made a suicide attempt after the rape, but she had never discussed it with anyone. The

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texts: Privy Council's investigators were told that Lord Castlehaven had sexual relations with both male and female staff, including the footman Lawrence Fitzpatrick. He showered sexual partners with gifts and had his daughter marry one of his favorites. The alleged rapist Giles Broadway confirmed <mask>'s account of the rape and her suicide attempt.Women were considered unreliable witnesses, especially if they were of lower class, because the investigators only recorded the testimony of male servants. On 6 April 1631, Lord Castlehaven was charged with raping his wife and sodomy with his servant Lawrence Fitzpatrick. His properties were seized by the Crown after he was imprisoned in the Tower. Both Giles Broadway and Lawrence Fitzpatrick were charged with sodomy. The Privy Council ordered <mask> to live with the Bishop of Winchester. The younger children of her first marriage were placed in the care of their grandmother. Lady Audley, Elizabeth's granddaughter, was not going to be a good influence on her younger siblings.Lord Castlehaven said his wife and son were conspiring against him. He accused his wife of having given birth to an illegitimate child and called her a whore. He said that the servants who made incriminating statements against him were out of spite and jealousy. Rape and sodomy were capital crimes in the 17th century, but prosecution and convictions were rare. It was rare for a peer to be prosecuted for rape or sodomy. If another offense had also been committed, or if the rape was considered to be a violation of social order, the prosecution for rape occurred. The charge of rape

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texts: made against Lord Castlehaven was related to his involvement in the rape of <mask>.The charge of sodomy was added to the charges of conspiracy or corruption in order to raise doubts about the moral character of the accused. In the trial of Lord Castlehaven, the judges explicitly ruled that a woman could testify against her husband if she was a victim. This was clear under English law and set an important precedent. The judges told Lord <mask> that the reputation of the woman did not matter when it came to rape. It was irrelevant that <mask> had never spoken out about the Broadway rape. The trial of Lord Castlehaven lasted one day. 27 men from the nobility were on the jury.Ten had close ties to the Stanley family. <mask>'s influential mother and sisters tried to influence the case in their favor. <mask> and her daughter Elizabeth Audley were not in court. Their statements were read aloud. The prosecutors said that Lord Castlehaven's behavior was immoral and worthy of a nobleman. A majority of the jury found Lord Castlehaven guilty of rape and sodomy. He was sentenced to death.The Touchet family argued that <mask> was a promiscuous woman and an unreliable witness. Castlehaven was beheaded on Tower Hill after the King refused. He maintained his innocence. The trial of Giles Broadway and Lawrence Fitzpatrick took place in June of 1631. The two people who withdrew their confessions during the trial of Lord Castlehaven claimed they were innocent. <mask> swore under oath that her recorded statement was true. Broadway and Fitzpatrick were found guilty of rape and sodomy.They were hanged in July of

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