title: Ziyad Baroud

texts: my presence at the Ministry of Interior and Municipalities not to be limited to processing mail or so, and since the Minister of Interior and Municipalities can carry out the management, or facilitation, of these tasks while protecting the interests of the people, I have decided to use a proxy.I hope that the language of wisdom will govern all and save whatever remains of the power of the state, its institutions, and the civil peace that I so fear for, because I have been freed from being captive of this position. The English subtitles for <mask>'s resignation speech can be found here. It is said that <mask> was close to stepping down but was prevented from doing so by the President, who needed a trustworthy ally in this important ministry. <mask> was forced to resign on the spot because of the outrageous 26 May events. The country was not comfortable with the idea of a military officer ignoring the directives of a popular civilian leader. <mask> <mask> is the first Minister of the Interior to ever resign. <mask> <mask> was widely respected and admired by the people because of his image and social life.He was accessible to everyone, and was one of the few government officials who personally responded to citizens' emails. In public civilian settings, <mask> was often seen interacting with traffic offenders, taking his own car at night to do so. He would often stand at security check points in the late hours of the night and personally discuss the importance of speed limits and traffic laws with young speeders in order for them to understand the dangers they face. The December 2009 traffic incident relates to a famous anecdote about <mask>'s hands-on approach. It was the month of holidays, and <mask> was caught in one of the traffic jams as police tried to get a handle on the situation marking off roads that were to be closed for the following day's marathon. <mask> took matters to hand instead of sitting in his blacked out Mercedes, as you can bet dozens of other big cheeses and probably a few of the political class were. The Interior Minister got out of his car and started directing traffic himself, much to the annoyance of his bodyguards.<mask> holds high esteem in the

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texts: eyes of many decision makers in the country because of his reputation within the ranks of officials. <mask> was described as a national minister by the Maronite Church. Nobody can give him up. <mask> is very popular with people who write about politics. The Internet was flooded with articles in support of <mask>'s decision to resign. He supported the efforts that led to the enactment of the new traffic law in Lebanon. He was the lawyer for the youth association for social awareness and the roads for life in a case against the lebanese government to cancel a decision to stop the implementation of a new traffic law.<mask> <mask> is married to Linda Karam. They have a son, Teo-Raphael, and two daughters, Elsa-Karol and Ayla-Maria. A member of the National Commission on Electoral Reform, known as the Boutros Commission, is a member of the Board of Trustees of Notre Dame University. The MoIM was awarded the 2010 First Prize of the United Nations Public Service Award. Out of 400 international public administrations, Lebanon received one of the most prestigious honors for public service. Lebanon was ranked first by the UNPAN for its work during the parliamentary elections. The 2010 IFES Charles T. Manatt Democracy Award was given to <mask> <mask> for his commitment to freedom and democracy.The IFES awards, which recognize extraordinary efforts to advance electoral participation and democratic values, are given annually to an American Republican, an American Democrat and a member of the international community. The awards took place in Washington, DC. He was awarded the title of Officier de la Légion d'Honneur by the French President in October 2011. The highest decoration in France is the Order. He was awarded the rank of Commandeur by the Republic of France in 2009. Capital Issues newspaper named him the 2010 Man of the Year. He was named the Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum.The award acknowledges the professional accomplishment, commitment to society and their potential to contribute to shaping the future of the world's top 250 young leaders from around the world. Government ministers of Lebanon Saint Joseph University alumni University of Paris alumni people

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title: Maximilian von Montgelas

texts: The <mask> was a member of a noble family from the Duchy of Savoy. The Baron <mask> was married to the Countess <mask>uner. The oldest son of the couple was born on September 10, 1759. <mask> was educated at Nancy, Strasbourg, and Ingolstadt. He felt the French influence in Germany because he was a Savoyard on his father's side. He spoke and wrote French better at the end of his life than he did in the beginning. <mask> always wanted to be known as a Bavarian.He joined the public service in the department of book censorship. The Elector Charles Theodore became offended when he discovered that <mask> was associated with a secret society that held the most anti-clerical proposition of the Enlightenment. <mask> went to Zweibrcken, where he was helped by his brother to find a job at the Court of the Duke. He was driven from this refuge by his enemies. <mask>ken. <mask> attended the Second Congress of Rastatt in 1798, where the reconstruction of Germany, which was the consequence of the French Revolution, was taking place. <mask> was the Duke of Zweibrcken's most trusted adviser after he succeeded to the throne.<mask> was the inspiration and director of the policy that led to the annexation of church lands, free towns, and small lordships, which resulted in the turning of the Electorate into a kingdom. <mask> became the type of unpatriotic politician in the eyes of all Germans who revolted against the supremacy of France because of his disregard of the rights of the German-speaking neighbors. From his own conduct and his written defence of his policy, it is clear that such sentiments as theirs appeared to <mask> to be childish. He was a thorough politician of the 18th century type, who saw and attempted to see nothing except that Bavaria had always been threatened by the house of Habsburg, had been supported by Prussia for purely selfish reasons, and could look for useful support against these two only from France. <mask> continued to maintain that France was necessary to Bavaria even after Napoleon's power began

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title: Maximilian von Montgelas

texts: to break down. The decision to turn against Napoleon was taken by the king under the influence of his son and son-in-law, and the minister would not have been influenced by a feeling of sentimentality to stick to an ally who had ceased to be useful. <mask> carried out a policy of secularization and of administrative centralization by determined means, which showed that he had never completely abandoned his opinions of the time of the Enlightenment movement.He is considered to be the most successful German politician of the early 19th century with a long list of achievements. After the French advance towards Zweibrcken, <mask> developed a plan for the future of the area. The "Ansbacher mémoire" was published in 1970 by Eberhard Weis, who is <mask>' biographer. <mask> enforced the taxation of the nobility and the clergy after <mask> succeeded to the electorate of Bavaria. A complete economic description and measurement of Bavaria led to an outstanding cadastral system. The abolition of relics of serfdom was part of the first modern constitution passed by <mask>. The abolition of the torture in 1812 was the result of a new penal code introduced by Montgelas.He introduced compulsory school education and military service. The administration was reorganised by a cabinet of modern ministries. The abolition of all tolls within the kingdom of Bavaria was done by <mask>. The "Dienstpragmatik" was a model for civil service in Germany as a whole. The quality of one's education was the sole criterion for admission to any service within the public administration. <mask> broke the nobility in the higher ranks of public administration. The widows of civil servants were given a pension.Montgelas created a social group of servants who were loyal to the crown and kingdom of Bavaria. Montgelas extended civil rights to Protestants in order to reduce the political and cultural influence of the Catholic Church. There was a special registration for the Jewish communities, but they were given a secure legal status. Montgelas

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texts: secularized because they were seized for the use and benefit of the State. The state was on the verge of financial ruin under Karl Theodor. The suppression of Church institutions and the expropriation of Church property were essential steps to the modernization of the State according to the principles of the Enlightenment. The monasteries owned a lot of the land in the Middle Ages.<mask>, again in keeping with principles of the Enlightenment and the Napoleonic reorganization of Europe that favored the establishment of absolute secular authority over against religion, eliminating exercises of authority by and resources from church institutions was necessary. <mask> viewedastic life as useless and a breeding ground of "superstition" in keeping with the most religiously hostile forms of Enlightenment thinking. <mask> believed that any form of parliamentary representation was as dangerous to the modern state as was the Church. The Parliament that was introduced by the constitution of 1808 was powerless. <mask> claimed that the parliament couldn't be held because of the wars. He preferred his status as a benevolent dictator and was able to get away with it. After <mask>' dismissal, the second introduced a real bicameral Parliament.His enemies persuaded the king to dismiss him in 1817, and he spent the rest of his life as a member of the Bavarian House of Lords. He married the Countess <mask> in 1803 and had eight children. He allowed his very attractive wife to have her lovers and even invited some of them to his palace as a typical nobleman of the 18th century. A monument in his honor was erected in 2005 by the Free State of Bavaria and the city of Munich. Each year, the Montgelas Prize is awarded to French leaders to acknowledge their actions in favor of French-German cooperation, in honor of his 250th birth anniversary. The Committee on Budgets in the European parliament, Philippe Richert and the CEO of Atos are recipients of the award. Montgelas - Zwischen Revolution und Reform 1759–1799 is a biography by

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title: Tony Fadell

texts: <mask> is an American engineer, innovator, designer,entrepreneur, founder, coach, and author. He is the inventor of the iPod and co-inventor of the iPhone. The device which helped turn around Apple Inc.'s fortunes from a struggling computer manufacturer to the most valuable public company in history and helped create what has become responsible for over 50 per cent of all of Apple's revenue today is known as the "Father of the iPod". He was the Senior Vice President of the iPod division at Apple Inc. He worked on the first three generations of the iPhone and oversaw the entire development of the device from March 2006 to November 2008. He co-founded Nest Labs in May of 2010 and its first product was the Nest Learning Thermostat in October of 2011. In January of last year, Nest was acquired by Google for $3.2 billion.He resigned from the company. In his 30-plus years of experience in the consumer electronics industry, Fadell has authored more than 300 patents and has received numerous awards and recognitions. Three of the "50 Most Influential Gadgets of All Time" are the Nest Learning Thermostat, the iPod and the iPhone. Future Shape is a global investment and advisory firm that provides 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299


title: Tony Fadell

texts: 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 His book will be released in May of 2022. There are personal stories, practical advice and fascinating insights into some of the most impactful products and people of the 20th century. Fadell was born to a father from Lebanon and a mother from Poland.His father was a sales executive. He received a BS in computer engineering from the University of Michigan. He was the CEO of Constructive Instruments, which marketed MediaText, a multimedia composition software for children. After college, Fadell worked for Apple spinoff General Magic for three years to develop a line of personal handheld communicators. He was responsible for the development of a number of technologies and devices, including the Sony Magic Link and the Motorola Envoy, which were part of the Magic Cap platform. He co-founded their Mobile Computing Group and served as the Chief Technology Officer and Director of Engineering at the time. He developed a number of Windows CE-based hand-held services.He was in charge of developing the digital audio strategy for the company, as well as its investment portfolio and potential business models. The "Dell of the Consumer Electronics" was developed by <mask>'s company in 1999. He had in mind a small hard disk-based music player and an online store for music. After failing to find a second round of


title: Tony Fadell

texts: funding, Fadell began exploring developing the product at other companies. After only six weeks, he left RealNetworks. A business idea of an mp3 player and an online music store was supported by Apple. In 2001 Fadell was hired by Apple to design the iPod and plan the audio product strategy.His idea for a small hard disk-based music player caught the attention of Steve Jobs. The initial design of the iPod was created by him. He was hired by Apple to run the iPod and Special Projects group. He oversaw the design and production of the iPod and iSight devices. The engineers and resources at Apple are constrained by the Mac line. The core iPod development team was built with the help of engineers from his startup company and General Magic. He was promoted to vice president of iPod engineering in 2004, and on October 14, 2005, Apple announced that he would replace Jon Rubinstein as Senior Vice President of the iPod Division.From March 2006 to November 2008 <mask> oversaw the development of all iPhone hardware, software, and accessories. The Wall Street Journal broke the story of Fadell's departure from Apple. The company is called Nest Labs, Inc. While building an energy efficient home in California, Fadell was frustrated by the limited features, high cost and lack of energy efficiency gains provided by available devices. He realized people all over the world were having the same energy saving dilemma as he was, after he left Apple. While living in Paris, Fadell developed the business plan for Nest. He set out to redesign the traditional thermostat


title: Tony Fadell

texts: with Matt Rogers.In May of 2010, Fadell and Rogers founded Nest Labs. In January of 2014, Nest, a company that designs and manufactures a sensor-driven, wi-fi-enabled, learning thermostat, was acquired by Google for $3.2 billion. On June 3, 2016 Fadell resigned from Nest. Future Shape is a global advisory and investment firm coaching engineers and scientists working on deep technology. Over the past decade, he has been investing in and coaching startup founders. Future Shape wants to bring technology out of the lab and into our lives. Future Shape is coached by Fadell and his team to get the basics right for innovation.<mask> thinks that the first trillionaire in the world is going to fix climate change. He received an award in 2012 for being the next great serial inventor. He was a pioneer on Vanity Fair's 2012 Next Establishment list. Business Insider's Top 75 Designers in Technology, Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People, and CNBC's Top 50 Disruptors all named Fadell as one of their Top 75 Designers in Technology. The first secret of design has been viewed over two million times. The University of Michigan was the College of Engineering's alumni of the year in


title: Washington Lloréns

texts: <mask> was a Puerto Rican writer, linguist, lexicographer, journalist and literary critic. He had a passion for linguistics and applied his knowledge of science to it. Over 50 Puerto Rican words were included in the 19th edition of the Dictionary of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language in 1970. <mask> was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico, on November 28, 1899. He attended elementary and high school in Guayama. He received a degree in Pharmacy and Chemistry from Temple University in 1925. He became president of the Association of Chemists and the Puerto Rico Pharmacy Examining Board after returning to Puerto Rico.He was a chemist in the Federal Laboratory of the Internal Revenue Service's Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Taxation from 1943 to 1963. Lloréns had a passion for literature through his essays and short stories. He contributed to the monthly publication Pginas de Juventud and the newspapers El Da and El Aguila de Puerto Rico. He wrote for many publications as a professional. His literary appreciation for Puerto Rican authors was addressed in these articles. Foreign authors such as Azorn, Maeterlinck and Juan Ramn Jiménez are also included. "Crticas Profanas" was his first book.There were articles on many of these authors. "Montaa en flor" is one of the stories written by Lloréns in the short story genre. "Catorce pecados de humor y una vida descabellada" and "La rebelin de los tomos" were both anthologies. Lloréns reveals the desire to collect, with a realistic vision, the environmental essence and the people who describe Puerto Rican life, both in the urban centers of the small towns and in the rural interior of the island. The article is titled "Bllorens Lloréns Lloréns, Washington." Encyclopedia Puerto Rico. He wrote essays about linguistic studies.He

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title: Washington Lloréns

texts: prepared the unpublished "Antologa de barbarismos en Puerto Rico", which collected the grammatical and lexical errors that had entered the spoken language and into literary use in Puerto Rican Spanish. He became a member of the Puerto Rican Academy of the Spanish Language in 1955 after giving a lecture. At the Congress of Academies of Language held in Madrid in 1956, he represented Puerto Rico as a member of the Academy. He was an editorial writer for the magazine "Alma Latina" in San Juan and secretary of the Lexicographical Committee of the Academy. "Un intruso en el jardn de Academo" is one of Lloréns's works. According to Lloréns, English was the official language of instruction in the United States because of the transgressions of Puerto Ricans in the spoken language. "La stira en la literatura puertorriquea" is one of the lectures Lloréns presented.He contributed to periodicals in Puerto Rico and beyond. He wrote a column for El Nuevo Da. He was an advisor to the Revista de la Universidad Interamericana. <mask> was a founding member of the Puerto Rican Academy of the Spanish Language and second vice president of the Puerto Rican Institute of Hispanic Culture. He was the president of the Puerto Rico Academy of Arts and Sciences. He died in San Juan in 1989. He was old.The Spanish government named Accolades Commander of the Order of Civil Merit. He was a recipient of two awards from the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture in the 1960's. He was honored at Ponce's Tricentennial Park for his contributions to literature. "Montaa en flor" won a prize from the Coffee Producers Cooperative of Puerto Rico. The following are books written by <mask>s. There is a literatura puertorriquea. Ediciones Panten was published in Madrid in 1983.Writers from Ponce died in

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title: Hans Abrahamsen

texts: The composer <mask> was born on December 23, 1952. His Let me tell you, a song cycle for Soprano and Orchestra, was ranked by music critics at The Guardian as the finest work of the 21st century. The Royal Danish Theatre commissioned his opera The Snow Queen. His interest in composition and piano began after hearing his father play the piano. The first time he tried to play the instrument, he tried to play it with only two fingers on his right hand. He shifted his focus to the French horn after realizing that he wouldn't be able to progress. He studied horn, music theory, and music history at the Royal Danes Academy of Music.His mentors were Per Nrgrd and Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen. He continued his studies in the 1980's. <mask> is thought to have been part of a trend called the "New Simplicity", which arose in the mid-1960s as a reaction against the complexity and perceived aridity of the Central European avant-garde. The circle around the Darmstadt School was one of <mask>'s first works. <mask> adopted an almost naive simplicity of expression in his orchestral piece. He was involved with a group that was designed to allow musicians to perform new music in alternative forms and to develop socially and politically committed music. His symphony in C was originally titled Anti-EEC Sats.After the composer realized that music cannot be against, the title was changed. His style developed into a personal dialogue with Romanticism and can be seen in his orchestral work. The Berlin Philharmonic performed this piece in 1982. The conductor of that performance became a champion of <mask>'s music. <mask> only wrote a short song from 1990 to 1998. The composer was "paralyzed by the white paper" because he couldn't find a way to make what he wanted. After taking a break, he began working on new arrangements.There were many allusions to minimalist composers in the

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texts: arrangements. His music was changed after he returned to composition. His early artistic attitudes were combined with newer artistic goals to create a larger individual musical universe. Notable works since his return to composition include a piano concerto written for his wife Anne-Marie Abildskov, and an extended chamber work called "Snow", where the paring-down of material appears to reach a new extreme. Schnee has received attention for its construction from both arch-shaped and straight-line processes that unfold over the work's duration and for innovative details such as its inline, composed retuning intervals. The Berlin Philharmonic conducted the premiere of <mask>'s song cycle for Soprano and Orchestra on December 20, 2013, dedicated to Barbara Hannigan. The Cleveland Orchestra was led by Welser-Mst.The $100,000 Grawemeyer Award was won by <mask>. The song cycle was the British premiere of the symphony orchestra. <mask>'s piano left hand concerto was co-commissioned by the CBSO. The world premiere of Left, Alone took place in Cologne in January 2016 and was performed by a pianist. The British premiere for the CBSO was given by Tharaud four months later. Being born with a right hand that is not fully functional has given <mask> a close relationship with works written for the left hand. His first opera is a free adaptation of a fairy tale.It received its first performance in English at the National Theater in Munich on December 21st, after being presented at the Danish Opera House on October 13th. Opera The Snow Queen, Orchestra Drei Mrchenbilder aus der Schneeknigin, Three Pieces for Orchestra, and Ten Sinfonias have been selected. There is a string quartet. For string quartet Ten Studies, for piano solo Hymne, for cello solo Six Pieces, and for violin, horn, and piano String Quartet No. 2 (1981) is a string quartet and Winternacht is a wind

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title: Sumatheendra R. Nadig

texts: An Indian professor and writer was born in 1935. <mask> was a prominent modern poet in the 1960s. He was close to the leader of the movement. English, Hindi, Bengali and other Indian languages have been translated into the "Dampatya Gita". His other major poem, "Panchabhut", is considered to be an important and original contribution to modern Indian literature. His achievement has been acknowledged by poets. Ti.Writers include S. L. Bhyrappa and U. R. Anantha Murthy. There were two master's degrees in English that Nadig had, one from Mysore University and the other from Temple University. He received a PhD from Bangalore University and an "Shabda Marthand" from a university in Hardwar. He had received many awards. There is a person named Puraskara. From 1996 to 1999 he was the Chairman of the National Book Trust. He was well known for his studies of Bendre.There are translations from Bengali to Kannada, and from Kannada to English. He was familiar with English, Hindi, Konkani, and Bengali. Married to Malathi, <mask> had three children. The Kempe Gowda Award was given to Sri Krishna Prashasti in July 2007. The 1995 Rajyotsava Award was given to Inamdar Vimarsha Prashasti. The 1995 Award for translation was given by the Karnataka Sahitya Akademi. Short Term Research Grant, 1998 Award for Translation–Karnataka Sahitya Akademi, 1997 Best Novel Competition, 1997 Academic and professional experience Visiting Professor, Viswa-Bharati, Shantiniketan, October–December 1997The lecturer in English was at Bombay and Belgaum. There are literary works in the books. Some of Gili Mattu Dumbi's stories have been translated into other languages.

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title: Chris Sievey

texts: <mask> was an English musician and comedian best known for fronting the band The Freshies in the late 1970s and early 1980s and for his comic persona Frank Sidebottom. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Sievey was a reporter for Granada Reports and made regular appearances on North West television. He presented Frank Sidebottom's Proper Telly Show in B/W for the Manchester-based television station Channel M. Sievey was born in 1955 and grew up 2.5 miles from Timperley. Sievey began writing and recording his own music at the age of 14 and played in local bands at the age of 15. He hitch-hiked to London with his brother in 1971 in order to see one of the Beatles. They were booked into the studio after playing a song for Tony King when they were asked to leave.Sievey later compiled the rejection letters he received into a book. He set up his own label because he couldn't get a deal. The two cassettes Sievey released under his own name were Girl in My Blue jeans and All Sleeps Secrets. The Freshies were formed in 1977 by <mask> and various other musicians. A number of singles and cassettes were released between 1978 and 1983. Most of these were credited to The Freshies. Sievey was a member of Going Red?, a band formed by former Jilted John star Graham Fellows.The Freshies biggest UK hit was "I'm in Love with the Girl on the Manchester Virgin Megastore Checkout Desk", released initially on his own Razz label (RAZZ 10), it was re-released by the US giant MCA Records with a slightly different title. The record

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texts: peaked at 54. They had regional success with "My Tape's Gone", "No Money", and "Oh Girl". Mike Read gave The Freshies a lot of air time. The group released two more singles after the success of "I'm in Love with the Girl on the Manchester Virgin Megastore Checkout Desk". "Manchester plays the freshies" and "London plays the freshies" were both radio interviews with local and national DJs and concert recordings from each city. <mask>' first album, "The Johnny Radar Story", which was never released on vinyl, was written by this stage.There are very few master copies on cassette. Sievey reformed The Freshies as a duo with Barbara O'Donovan in February of 1982. Fasten Your Seat Belts' was released by the duo version of The Freshies. Denigration Now was his first work outside of The Freshies since 1976's All Sleeps Secrets. The A-side of Camouflage was a song and the B-side was computer programming. The first appearance of the Frank Sidebottom character was on a spoken word track by <mask> and The Freshies. The character looked like an early Max Fleischer cartoon with his large spheroidal head.This was made from both papier-mché and fiberglass. <mask> states in the documentary Being Frank that this was made using plaster of Paris. Frank, usually dressed in a 1950s-style sharp suit, was portrayed as an aspiring pop star from the small village of Timperley. His character was cheerful, enthusiastic, and oblivious to his own failures. He lived at home with his mother despite being 35 years old, because he made

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texts: frequent references to her. His mother was not aware of his popularity. Frank had a hand puppet named "Little Frank" who was a perfect copy of him.The comedy character Mrs Merton started out as Frank's sidekick on his radio show, and the similarity of the characters is obvious, as they both have a sense of ambition which belies a domestic lifestyle in the North of England. <mask> was Sidebottom's driver when he was a member of the Oh Blimey Big Band. Immediately after creating the character, Sievey would record an in-character cover 'Material Boy' and send it to several major labels with a note. Do you have any pamphlets? He was offered an interview by EMI. <mask> was signed to their sub-label. 'Frank's Sidebottom's Firm Favorites' was Zonophone's third release.In 1985 he self released 'Frank's Summer Special' as well as an early version of 'Firm Favorites'. After reaching 97 in the UK Charts on August 31, 1985, the EP dropped completely. He made an appearance on the TV programme TX' the first of many appearances to promote the EP. The second Zonophone was slightly higher than the first, but dropped off again. He was dropped by the label because of the failure of his third Zonophone album. He was signed to the In Tape label and would release two albums and four EPs. Frank had developed a cult following that allowed him to attract up to 500 people to his shows in Northern England and London.Frank's status would be developed by extensively touring the country. Stand-up comedy performances often featured

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texts: novelty components such as tombola and crowd interaction. The show sometimes had lectures. Frank Sidebottom's comedy was family-friendly, but a little weird for some. Frank got his own comic strip in the children's weekly comic Oink!, which was launched in 1986. His backing band consisted of Mike Doherty on drums, Rick Sarko on guitar, Patrick Gallagher on bass, and Jon Ronson on keyboards. Frank became a regular cast member on the final two seasons of the children's programme No. at the same time he was on tour.It was grandfathered into its spin off 7T3. Frank's first album, a spoken word cassette called 'Fantastic Tales', was released in 1987. His first musical album, entitled 5:9:88', was released on vinyl by In Tape a year later. The character Mrs Merton was introduced in this album. The character continued to be used as a comic persona, leading to her own TV Show. <mask> and the band were unhappy with the success of the character that was created for Frank, but they did not resent it, as she had created her own thing out of it. Frank was most popular in the North West of England, where his success was caught up in that of the Madchester scene, and for a time was a regular on regional ITV station Granada, even featuring as a reporter on its regional news programme.Along with his appearances on television, the Frank Sidebottom character also made appearances on radio with Mark and Lard. Jon Ronson first played with Frank's Oh Blimey Band in 1987, when their original keyboardist was unable to make it


title: Chris Sievey

texts: to a gig at The Cricketers pub at Kennington Oval, London SE11. Ronson was the social secretary at the Polytechnic of Central London. During the band introductions at the end of the show, Ronson noted a negative reaction to his presence, but found that his microphone had been almost completely silenced, leaving him completely unheard by the audience. He was offered a full time place in the band one year later despite this. Frank was included on a charity album. Other acts featured in Pepper Knew My Father were Sonic Youth, Billy Bragg, and Wet Wet Wet.He recorded a song for a Beatles tribute album. There are 9. In 1989 <mask> re-arranged the Oh Blimey Band, introducing Richard Jones from The Desert Wolves on bass guitar, along with a new guitarist and saxophonist. <mask> booked a 30 date tour to give the band a more professional sound. Jon Ronson and Richard Jones were not happy with each other in the new lineup. Sievey abandoned the new line-up in 1990 after the tour was panned by both audience members and critics. Frank made occasional guest appearances on the final season of ITV programme and No.Motormouth, as well as numerous appearances on Channel 4, including the British version of the game show Remote Control which was presented by Tony Wilson, where each week he would pose "Frank's Fantastic Question" to the contestants. Frank Sidebottom's Fantastic Shed Show, which lasted one season on the network, was a result of the popularity of these appearances. He went to What's Up Doc?, where he created

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texts: a recurring segment called Life with the Amoebas. Sievey left the show after the first two seasons. Retirement of Frank, stop motion work, and failed solo ventures as the 1990s reached their halfway point. Sievey began working on a solo album called Life in 74 Minutes before abandoning it. He was a writer on the fourth season of Pingu and a regular crew member on Seasons 4 - 6 of Bob the Builder.<mask> began working on a new album in 2003 "Lazy Rising More Slowly, Where R.U, Oh 'Chele'" was one of the tracks released on Being Frank. Frank had faded into obscurity in the late 1990s, rarely appearing on TV or making live appearances, but a one-off performance at Manchester's Club Indigo Vs Manic Street Mania in December 2005 seemed to be the catalyst for a comeback. His new show, Frank Sidebottom's Proper Telly Show in B/W, featured celebrity guests and animation. The first show was black and white and the repeats were shown in full colour. He made five appearances on Iain Lee's programme on London's LBC as well as on numerous community radio stations. In an episode of the Podge and Rodge Show on Ireland'sRT Two, Frank appeared as a test card shown late at night on Channel M, where he and Little Frank ramble on and sing songs whilst framed in a parody of the classic Test Card F.He received an overall score of 22 points from the judges, putting him in first place for all the acts so far. Frank's exhibition of drawings, animation and cardboard was at London's Chelsea Space Gallery next to Tate Britain from


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texts: July 4 to August 4, 2007. He appeared at Tate Britain on August 3, 2007. He performed "Christmas is Really Fantastic" in the Series 3 Christmas special and later appeared on the Series 3 Awards show and the final web-exclusive episode. Frank appeared as a Manchester United fan in an advert for a video game. Frank performed at two festivals. He supported John Cooper Clarke on a UK tour.The Pyramid Arts Centre was where Frank's last professional appearance was. He launched his World Cup single "Three Shirts on the Line" at the Salutation pub on Higher Chatham Street in Manchester. Following <mask>'s death, a social networking campaign was launched to get Frank his first UK hit. "Guess Who's Been on Match of the Day" entered the charts. 66. Frank Sidebottom's 1986 song "Christmas Is Really Fantastic" was re-released in an attempt to become the Christmas number one. Television work early appearances.<mask>'s first television appearance was on the children's television show TX with an in character interview as Frank Sidebottom, shortly after the release of his first ZonophoneEP. After guest starring on the sixth season of British Television series No 73, <mask> would become a regular cast member for the final two seasons. <mask> would portray Frank in two early episodes of the show's spin-off, 7T3. <mask> plays a character on television that isn't related to Frank Sidebottom. What's Up Doc? is Frank Sidebottom's Fantastic Shed Show. Frank was a regular cast member on the fourth and final season of

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texts: Motormouth. Frank Sidebottom's Fantastic Shed Show, a television programme shown in 1992 featuring <mask> as fictional character Frank Sidebottom, was given his own show after Motormouth's cancellation.The guests were Phil Cornwell, Midge Ure, The Farm, Pop Will Eat Itself, 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The show was produced by Dave Behrens for Yorkshire Television. The show only lasted one season. Sievey was a regular cast member on the first two seasons of What's Up Doc? Sievey played Frank on the show, as well as Mr. Fantastico, removed after the first season. Frank made occasional appearances on television during the rest of the 90s, but he didn't attach himself to a regular cast. The character of Frank Sidebottom was retired in the fourth season of the stop motion animated series, Bob The Builder.<mask> worked on the series' specials until 2005, but remained a crew member until the sixth season. He became a writer on Fimbles in 2003 and then on the British revival of the Swiss stop motion programme Pingu in 2004. In 2006 <mask> revived the character of

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texts: Frank Sidebottom with the short lived television series, Frank Sidebottom's Proper Telly Show. Frank released his final project,Magical Timperley Tour, a short film in which he toured 100 of his friends around the characters' home town of Timperley. The special judges' award was given to Sievey at the Chortle Awards. Colin Spofforth's statue of Frank was unveiled in Timperley village at 11:37 on October 20th, with a reference to one of the character's catchphrases. <mask> died of cancer at the age of 54 after collapsing at his home in Hale, Greater Manchester.Sievey left a daughter and two sons. A grassroots movement on various social networking websites raised over $6,000 in a matter of hours after it was reported that Sievey had died penniless and was facing a funeral. The appeal had a final balance of over twenty thousand dollars. On July 2, 2010, <mask>'s funeral was held. More than 200 of his family, friends and former colleagues attended the private service. The Castlefield Arena in Manchester was filled with over 5,000 fans of Frank Sidebottom for a party to celebrate Sievey's life. The surviving members of Frank's Oh Blimey Big Band played in tribute to Badly Drawn Boy.An exhibition featuring never-before-seen items from the archives of Frank Sidebottom and <mask> was held at Manchester Central Library from March to April. Both Frank Sidebottom and Sievey were covered in the exhibition. The hidden codes and messages that Sievey had left around the borders of his Frank Sidebottom books and

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texts: recordings were cracked by GCHQ in April 2019. The back of the bootleg album "Bonzo's Last Stand" states that it was produced by Frank Sidebottom. It's obvious that it's a reference to the character, but it's also a joke about Jimmy Page, who produced all of their albums. He is at the bottom of the photo. The film Frank was largely inspired by the Frank Sidebottom character and tells the story of a young wannabe musician who joins a group led by the enigmatic Frank.The film was written by Jon Ronson and Peter Straughan, and was based on Ronson's experiences playing in <mask>'s Oh Blimey Big Band. Drawing from Ronson's memoir, the story is set in contemporary Ireland and America, and the Frank character combines elements of Sievey with Captain Beefheart. Being Frank: The <mask> Story, a documentary about the life and art of <mask>, was released in March 2019. Steve Sullivan directed it and it was funded through a successful campaign. The film documents <mask>'s entire life, including his band The Freshies and his creation of the Frank Sidebottom character, and features interviews with many of <mask>'s family and colleagues with exclusive access to his own personal archive of home movies, diaries, notebooks, props and Jon Ronson, who worked with Sievey, published a memoir called Frank: The True Story that inspired the movie. The biography of <mask> was written by Mick Middles.Discography solo/as <mask>, with/as The Freshies Frank Sidebottom, with/as The Biz Virgin Games, and with/as Videos Denigration

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title: Amanda Vincent

texts: landmark CITES decision to begin regulating international trade in marine fishes was made possible by Project Seahorse. As a member of the steering committee of the IUCN Species Survival Commission,<mask> has held special responsibility for coastal species.Aylesworth, Foster, and A.C.J. have publications. There is a person namedVincent. 2019. Governments are offered advice on CITES. The biology of conserve. Foster, S.J., T-C., Wan, A.K.Y. They are A.C.J.There is a person namedVincent. 2019. The global trade of seahorses defies export bans. K.M. is a marine policy expert. They are A.C.J. There is a person namedVincent. 2019.Marine reserves drive change in coral reef communities. Zhang X. and A.C.J. are authors of the book. There is a person namedVincent. A year ago. Predicting distribution and habitat preferences for a group of rare fishes. J.M., S.J. are related to diversity and distribution. Foster and A.C.J.There is a person namedVincent. A year ago. A group of small fishes have low bycatch rates. The Fisheries 42(1):19-33 was published. A.C.J. and Cisneros-Montemayor. There is a person namedVincent. A year ago.Science, society, and flagship species are the keys to conserve in the Gulf of California. There is an ecology and society. They were A.C.J., and J.M. Harris. A year ago. Boundless is over. There is a science.Y.J., A.C.J. They were Sadovy, Fowler and Lieberman. The year 2013. CITES has a role to play in the protection of marine fishes. There is a Fish and Fisheries 15. Czembor


title: Amanda Vincent

texts: CA, Foster SF. 2011.There was trade in Seahorses and Other Syngnathids outside of Asia. The names areVincent, ACJ,Foster,Jr.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2011. seahorses and other Syngnathidae are being cared for. The journal is about fish biology. There is a 78(6):1681-1724. ACJ,<mask>.The year 2008. The world as an onion is the topic of the keynote. The Fourth World Fisheries Congress is about reconciling the two. 49:1435–1500. ACJ, Meeuwig J, Pajaro M, and Perante N. Seahorses in the central Philippines are a small-scale, data-poor, artisanal fishery. Research on fish.The score was 207- 215. ACJ, Marsden AD, Sumaila. That's right. 2007. Globalization has a role to play in creating and addressing seahorse problems. The effects of globalization on the fishing industry. :194-194.ACJ,<mask>. 2006 There are live food and non-food fisheries on coral reefs. The coral reef is being cared for. :183-235. ACJ, Sadovy YJ. 1998.The reproductive ecology of fishes. Ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and ecology and :23-243. A global finalist for the Indianapolis Prize for Animalconservation in 2010, the Yves Rocher Foundation Woman of the Earth in 2007, and the Pew Fellow in

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title: John Brown Baldwin

texts: <mask> was a Virginia lawyer and Democratic politician who served one term in Virginia House of Delegates before the Virginia Secession Convention of 1861, during which he was a Unionist. <mask> served as one of Virginia's representatives to the First and Second Confederate Congresses during the American Civil War. He was one of the leading critics of President Jefferson Davis, who was seen as encroaching on the Confederacy's states' rights principles. <mask> became Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates during Congressional Reconstruction. <mask> was born on January 11, 1820 at Spring Farm near Staunton, Virginia to Virginia delegate and future Court of Appeals judge <mask> and his wife <mask>. He had a brother and three sisters, as well as three sisters. J.B<mask> attended the University of Virginia.He was a member of the Board of Visitors. He married Ann Lewis after the death of Susan Madison Peyton. <mask> joined the law practice of his brother-in-law Alexander H. H. Stuart after becoming politically active. Alexander H.H. was his Whig law partner. Stuart debated before the election. <mask> was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates in 1845-1846, but was defeated by Whig Hugh W. Sheffey after one term, and resumed his law practice full time. William J. Robertson was elected instead of <mask> to the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals.<mask> canvassed for <mask>, the Constitutional Unionist candidate who won in Virginia but drew less electoral college votes than either Lincoln or Douglas. <mask>, his brother in law, law partner and fellow Unionist Alexander H.H. was elected by Augusta County voters. The Virginia Secession Convention began on February 13, 1861. <mask> gave a pro-Union speech for three days. The Convention's Unionist leadership had a secret one-hour interview with President Abraham Lincoln at the White House. He went to Washington to see if an agreement could be reached that would keep Virginia in the Union. After finding that he and Lincoln had talked

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texts: past each other, he returned toRichmond empty-handed.Lincoln met with another Unionist, <mask> Botts, who later blamed <mask> for failing to promote Lincoln's peace offer. After <mask> met with Lincoln, the majority of the Unionists collapsed. <mask>'s loyalty remained with his home state. On April 23, 1861, he accepted a commission as a militia colonel and inspector general of Virginia State Troops. <mask> resigned as a colonel of the 52nd Virginia Infantry on May 1, 1862 because of ill health and became the colonel of the Augusta reserves. <mask> was elected to the First Confederate Congress at the end of the year. He was elected to the Second Confederate Congress and served until the end of the Civil War.He was one of the most vocal critics of Jefferson Davis. <mask> resumed his legal practice after the war. He was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates after giving his loyalty oath to the federal government. <mask> testified before the Joint Committee on Reconstruction that Virginians would limit political rights for African Americans, which led to Congressional Reconstruction. <mask> continued to represent Augusta County in the General Assembly. He served as Speaker from 1865-1869. "<mask>'s Rules" are the procedural rules still in use in Virginia.When the Virginia Constitutional Convention of 1868 proposed to restrict former Confederates from holding further offices, <mask> joined with his brother-in-law Alexander H. Stuart and the Committee of Nine. The Secretary of War gave General Canby orders to allow separate votes on the controversial provisions after meeting with the newly elected President Grant. <mask> died on September 30, 1873 after a brief illness, he was survived by wife Susan, his sisters and brother. <mask> considered himself a Christian and the city's businesses and church bells tolled on the day of his funeral. He was buried in the historic Thornrose Cemetery. The Valley of the Shadow biography for <mask> <mask> can be found in Encyclopedia

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title: Hanna Bezliudna

texts: A Ukrainian media manager, producer, and public figure is named <mask>. Head of Inter Media Group, President of the Federation of Employers of Media Industry of Ukraine, Member of the Supervisory Board of the private corporation "Inter TV Channel", Merited Journalist of Ukraine. Since 1991, Bezliudna has worked on television. She was an editor, an editor in chief, a television producer, and a correspondent. The head of the editorial office of the information and analytical service of Inter TV Channel was also the head of the TV agency Profi TV. The television channels K1 and K2 were created from scratch. More than 130 documentaries, nine television series and over 80 television projects were produced by Bezliudna.Concerts to the Victory Day are significant for Ukrainian television. The Cross Procession to the Day of Christianization of Rus, broadcasting of Easter and Christmas religious services, and concerts to the Independence Day of Ukraine are just some of the projects. The most influential women in the country rate Bezliudna. The most successful women of the Corporate Sector were ranked by the magazine. According to media market experts, she is the most professional TV manager in Ukraine. The city of Sumy was where <mask> was born. He holds a journalism degree.After working as a show editor with UT-1 TV Channel, I moved to work as a journalist and anchor with Studio "Hart". She was the host of a series of high-rating TV shows that were produced to original formats. Associated Press TV in Ukraine was started in 1994 by a TV producer. In 1994 I covered the First Chechen War. The editor-in-chief of the Information and Analytical Service of Inter TV Channel was named in 1997. She led the formation of the network's information service and production of the nation's most watched shows. The top-rated news programs in Ukraine are Podrobnosti Nedeli and In Details Weekly.The TV information agency Profi TV was established in 1999. Profi TV is one of the leading production companies with an impressive portfolio of successful documentaries and TV programs. A number of TV projects were produced on commission of leading networks in Ukraine and Russia. In

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title: Edward Wentworth Beatty

texts: The first Canadian-born president of the Canadian Pacific Railway was Sir <mask>. He helped establish Canadian Pacific Air Lines and was responsible for building the Royal York Hotel. ill health forced him to retire after co-ordinating Canadian shipping and rail transport during World War II. He was the Chancellor of Queen's University from 1919 to 1943. He left half of his estate to charity. Chancellor <mask> is where he left his home in Montreal's Golden Square Mile. He was the son of <mask> and Harriet Powell.In 1835, <mask>'s grandfather and his brother purchased land in Thorold and built a Grist mill, leather tannery and sawmill. The Parry Sound estate was purchased by the Beattys to add to their timber supplies. In 1865, <mask> took control of the Georgian Bay Transit Company and transformed it into the Beatty Line of Steamships, which later expanded to operate on the Great Lakes. <mask>'s father, <mask>, was described as a man of unusual executive ability and vision. <mask> graduated from the University of Toronto with a law degree in 1898. He worked at the Toronto law firm of McCarthy, Osler, Hoskin & Creelman for three years. The Canadian Pacific Railway bought out Beatty's father's steam line and his vessels became the nucleus of the trans-Atlantic steam line.After <mask>'s retirement in 1892, <mask> came to the attention of theCPR and was appointed as their general counsel in 1901. Just before his 41st birthday, <mask> was chosen to replace Lord Shaughnessy as president and executive chief of the world's greatest transportation system. <mask>'s ambition was to become a judge and he

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texts: initially refused the promotion. He was the first Canadian-born president of theCPR, who held the position until his death in 1943, and assumed the monumental task of managing the great railway and steamship line. The organizers were Lord Mount Stephen, Sir William Van Horne, Lord Shaughnessy, and Sir <mask>. The Royal York Hotel and Canadian Pacific Airlines were built during <mask>'s time as president. The depression as well as the peak periods were seen by <mask>.TheCPR spent a lot of money in the boom years to improve its property holdings. <mask> was an inspiration to young Canadians because he believed in the future of the Canadian West. He was the chancellor of McGill University from 1921 until his death. In 1919, <mask> was elected chancellor of Queen's University and retired in 1923. He was elected to the Corporation of Bishop's University. He was governor of Lower Canada College in Montreal from 1927 to 1927 and chairman of the Rhodes Scholarship selection committee in Quebec. His home on Pine Avenue in the Golden Square Mile of Montreal has been renamed <mask> Hall.He was an early supporter of Martha Allan's Montreal Repertory Theatre. He received degrees from leading universities in Canada, Ireland, Scotland and the United States. They included Trinity College, Dublin, University of St Andrews, and New York University. In Canada, they included: the University of Toronto, the University of Western Ontario, and Queen's University. Jack Hamilton appointed Beatty chairman of the committee to oversee preparations for the Canadian delegation to the British Empire Games. When World War II

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title: Edward Wentworth Beatty

texts: broke out, Beatty put his full resources at the disposal of the country and the British Empire, and it delivered. From 1939 until the end of 1941, Beatty was Canadian representative for the Ministry of War Transport of the United Kingdom, charged with getting supplies to the battle zones.The Royal Air Force took over the service after Canadian Pacific Air Services was organized under his direction. On March 23, 1943, he died in Montreal, Quebec. He was made a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire by King George V in 1935. Knight Commander First Class of the Order of St. Olav and Knight of Grace the Venerable Order of St. John of Jerusalem were also honoured. <mask> and his friend and Chief Counsel to theCPR, F.E., were together in 1930. President Herbert Hoover hosted them at the White House. In 1937, the Royal Canadian Navy honoured him with a commission as an "honorary captain" in the Montreal division of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve.The Order of the Silver Wolf was given to him two years before he became president of the Boy Scouts Association of Canada. He served as president of the Shawbridge Boys' Farm, which he helped to found, because of his interest in youth training. In 1943 the "Distinguished Civic Service Award" for 1942 in Montreal was presented posthumously to him by the City Improvement League of Montreal, one of the many projects for city betterment to which <mask> gave so generously and turned his talents towards. The history of the Canadian Pacific Presidents and their contributions to the company can be found in the historical plaques of the <mask>

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title: James Doolin

texts: <mask> was an American painter and muralist best known for his saturated natural and urban southern California landscapes. Los Angeles artist and writer Doug Harvey says that his paintings allow us to see the places we overlook every day and to recognize that the city is shot through with a psychological potency verging on the mythic. His paintings teemed with life and were described as a "master of color and composition". <mask> moved with his parents and brother to the suburbs of Philadelphia when he was seven years old. The New England landscapes he encountered summering in Vermont were influential in his work. As the U.S. was engaged in World War II, he became fixated with images of military hardware and battle scenes. The artist was ten years old when he worked through foreshortening issues with wing positions in aerial dogfight drawings.His career would be dominated by complex perspective. In 1950, <mask> applied to the University of Vermont because he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps as an insurance salesman. He was awarded a full scholarship to Philadelphia's University of the Arts after a teacher encouraged him to apply. He credited the University of the Arts with giving him a strong foundation and a new attitude about the value of art. The wide open spaces and vast scale Doolin encountered on a cross-country trip to the Rocky Mountains in his late teens opened the artist to new possibilities and experiences, and sparked three successive summers of hitchhiking excursions to Chicago and California. He was able to see both the natural beauty and colorful cityscapes of San Francisco on the last two trips. <mask> was stationed in Germany with the U.S. Army in 1954.There were visits to the Uffizi Gallery in

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texts: Florence. After being discharged from the army in 1957, <mask> moved to New York and worked as a commercial artist in advertising for four years, creating art in his limited spare time. Doolin took extra work to save money for an extended trip to Europe in 1961, despite the cultural stimulation New York offered. Doolin embarked on a cultural pilgrimage to some of the major art and historical centers of Europe. The artist was influenced by works of Dutch and Italian Renaissance masters. Doolin settled into a rented house on the island of Rhodes, inspired by the mosaics he had seen throughout southern Europe, and most notably, Ravenna, Italy. His work featured bright colors and jewel-like patterns.His later work would be influenced by the "frontal structure" and "flattened space" of these smaller paintings. <mask> met and married a young Australian woman while in Greece. After returning to New York stimulated by his marriage and extended stay in Europe, the artist was determined to be a painter. <mask> used to work as a commercial artist, painting in his spare time. He began working on a series ofgeometric abstract paintings that would become known as Artificial Landscape. Road signs, building walls, darkened doorways, and billboards from the semi-industrial area close to the docks are related to the landscapes that dealt with man-made as opposed to natural environments. Blocks of geometric patterns were used to reflect the flat, bold forms within the urban landscape.The artist achieved a greater sense of artificiality by using "harsh, inorganic colors absent from nature." In 1965, at the suggestion of his wife, the couple and their two sons moved to her native Melbourne, where the artist took a teaching position and where in

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texts: 1966 he secured his first solo exhibition. The critical response was not very positive. In 1967, <mask> had a well-received exhibition of his Artificial Landscape at Central Street Gallery, which was more receptive to the New York-inspired aesthetic of the time. The <mask> family moved to Los Angeles in order to further his education in order to secure a better teaching position in the future. The first exhibition for the reopening of the National Gallery of Victoria was called The Field. Three new paintings which were highly praised by several critics were acquired by Australia's three principle art museums.In 1969 he began painting a new series of artificial landscapes called the Arch Series. <mask> sent nine of his new Artificial Landscapes to Central Street Gallery after they contacted him to mount a second show. The show was a huge success. <mask>'s desire to create "more 'traditional' illusionistic paintings from direct observation" led to his work becoming more representational. The artist spent most of his time at UCLA painting illusionistically, observing reality, dreams, fantasies, and memories. He became an instructor at the university after furthering his exploration of illusionistic painting. The artist's epic work Shopping Mall was influenced by both Photorealism and Conceptual Art.A large-scale, detailed aerial view of the intersection of Arizona Avenue and Third Street in Santa Monica established <mask>'s reputation as an important contemporary interpreter of the Western landscape. The artist spent the first two years sketching and photographing the site from every possible rooftop vantage point, then constructed a highly detailed diagonal composition of a busy intersection. The painting was the principle

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texts: work of a solo exhibition at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery at Barnsdall Park in 1977. The piece was sent on a national tour of Australia in 1978. On the heels of this latest success and the dissolution of his marriage, <mask> was awarded a three-year Guggenheim Foundation fellowship, which allowed the artist to relocate to a remote stretch of the Mojave Desert to paint. He found inspiration for his art during this period by drawing on the unique elements of the desert landscape and the desert had fascinated him since his hitchhiking trips west in the 1950s. He returned to the urban environment of Los Angeles in 1983, and by the 1990s he had begun documenting the city, painting many of his best known works.In his signature rendering of "negative social spaces -- bus stops, empty billboards, the dry trough of the L.A. River, the concrete islands between freeway onramps," the artist achieved an unlikely marriage between the "lurid sublimity of California landscape tradition" and "post Doolin's art work is included in many public and corporate collections and is represented in numerous books on America. He received three National Endowment for the Arts grants in 1986 and 1992. Doolin battled against the L.A. art establishment's prejudice against regionalism, but eventually earned the respect of critics, collectors and fellow artists. Peter Carey noted that Doolin's choice of subject matter was often unfashionable. Carl Cheng described Doolin as a West Coast Edward Hopper, capturing both the beauty and the alienation of our time in Los Angeles. The San Jose Museum of Art held a retrospective of his work in 2001, solidifying his reputation as a major Los Angeles artist.The University of the Arts (Philadelphia) alumni


title: Ralph Erskine (architect)

texts: A British architect andplanner, who lived and worked in Sweden for most of his life, died on March 16, 2005. In 1914, <mask> was born in London and spent his formative years in Mill Hill. The idea of Britain becoming a socialist state was promoted by his parents. His parents sent him to the Friends School because of their socialist beliefs, even though his grandfather was a Presbyterian free church minister. The foundation for his views on society, man's place in it, and on architecture was laid there. During the 1930s, he studied architecture under the direction of Thornton White at the Regent Street Polytechnic. Before students were free to follow their own ideas, White's curriculum required the study of classical architecture.Gordon Cullen was one of his fellow students and he became a well-known architectural illustrator, urban designer and theorist. An understanding and analysis of the picturesque qualities of urban settlements was advocated by Cullen. In his work, <mask> insisted that the context and landscaping of his buildings be carefully integrated. The design team for Welwyn Garden City was led by Louis de Soissons. His approach to architecture was changed when he studied town planning. He was an associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Before World War II, <mask> traveled to Sweden.The country's adoption of the social welfare model was one of the reasons why he was attracted to it. The national architecture of Sweden reflected the political will and his own beliefs. He made an important contribution to the architectural landscape of both his adopted country and

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title: Ralph Erskine (architect)

texts: social regeneration and the interests of local people, rather than just bricks and mortar, as he changed his approach. Byker Wall Estate was built around the community. The community was able to remain together because local people were fully involved in the design. In 2000 he invited Johannes Tovatt into a partnership with him. His name would be removed from the company after he died. His legacy lives on in the company he founded called Tovatt Architects and Planners. Heriot-Watt University gave him an Honorary Doctorate in 1982, and in 1984 he and his wife established the Ruth and Ralph Erskine Nordic Foundation, endowed by proceeds from the Wolf Prize in Arts.Every two years, the foundation awards a prize of US$10,000 and a medal for any person, group or organisation that has contributed to the construction of buildings or community structures of innovative social, ecological and aesthetic character. The contribution must be to the advantage of the less privileged. The English translation of Life Between Buildings was written by <mask>. He received the RIBA Royal Gold medal in 1987. The British Library held the Architects Lives' collection, which was the subject of an oral history interview conducted by National Life Stories. He met his wife Ruth at a school. They had four children and were married in 1939.Ruth passed away in 1988. He is survived by his children. There are External links at the Great Buildings Online Oral history interview with <mask>. The material is only available in the UK. British expatriates in Sweden and the Royal Institute of British Architects are recipients of the

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title: Johnny Angel Wendell

texts: <mask> is a radio talk show host. He lives in Los Angeles with his two sons. The host of KTLK-AM 1150's "Southern California Live with <mask>" was once a resident of Massachusetts. On KFI-AM640, <mask> is a regular. He received his Series 7 license in 1977 and was employed by his father. He didn't like it and the family business ended in 1984. In the 70s in Boston, Massachusetts, <mask> was the guitarist, singer, leader of the Thrills, and relocated to New York City in 1982.He formed the Blackjacks in Boston in 1983 as a more guitar oriented band. The Swinging Erudites was formed after he formed the comical performance/parody act. He relocated to California after six years of ups and downs. He was the guitarist-singer-leader of Thrills in Boston during the late 1970s through 1982 and included band members Barb Kitson, <mask>, and Merle Allin. Things did not go well in New York when City Thrills relocated there in 1982. The BlackJacks were formed in Boston in 1983. They drew 36 people to their first gig.The set took 29 minutes to complete. "Hey (Not Another Face in the Crowd)" was a single that was released on Decibel Records in 1979. "Don't Come Back" was on the N.A.F.I.T.C. album.

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texts: The original Boston Punk was recorded in 1981 at the Metro Theatre. "City Thrills" was recorded in 1981 on Star Rhythm Records. The Cars and U2 were among the bands that toured throughout New England. The Blackjacks formed in Boston in 1983 after the break up of City Thrills.The band hired a roadie to play guitar. The Blackjacks were more of a rock band with influences from 1950s rock and roll, 1960s pop and psych, 1970s punk, blues and garage rock. "Basic Blackjacks" and "Dreaming of Saturday Again" were local hits. The song "Dressed In Black" was a top 20 college radio track in the nation. Moderate play was given to the video of "Dreaming of Saturday Again" on the local music video channel V-66. The band played its last show at The Rat. He said that after the break up of The Blackjacks, he became a standup comic with a guitar.<mask> and Sonny formed a novelty project called Swinging Erudites. The band was made up of Meg A. Bux, Greg Yourbassist, and Pterry Dactyl. Swinging Erudites "Walk with an Erection" became a hit and was liked by Susanna Hoffs. In 1984 and 85, the songs "Saturday Night Again" and "Thayer Street" were produced by Jonathan Paley. The two alumni of the Imminent


title: Johnny Angel Wendell

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title: Johnny Angel Wendell

texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 In the year of 2011, Wendell went back into the studio to record 12 songs for a new CD.The topics and sound are not the same as his youth, but he remained true to himself. He said that all of the ideas for tunes kept popping into his head. was born. They are snapshots about stuff. I want to make a statement. The ideas came from all over the place. The stringed instruments were played by <mask>.Scott Gilman engineered and mixed the horns and keys. Mary Powers and Julie Christiansen sang while Brock and JG played drums and keyboards. The Great Intervention is a Steve Moramarco film in which <mask> plays a club booker who goes off on Steve Moramarco after he plays a show with zero attendees. In February 2015, <mask> released his first ever novel " Looking For Lady Dee", a punk rock mystery which tells his story about the disappearance of his band's fan, Lady Dee. In This Darkness, I Disappear was released in March of last year. This time it was a lot heavier on the mystery. The desolate state of the 1980s is a backdrop to one of the more twisted murder mysteries.Both can be found on Amazon. He is a columnist

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texts: for Boston Phoenix, Bay Guardian and LA Weekly. On April 29, 2010, the show was launched by Radio SFBG Online. He hosts a show on KFI 640 in Los Angeles and on Green 960 in the Bay Area. A regular on Fox News Radio is filling in for the late Alan Colmes. He hosted a weekend show on Air America's KTLK in Los Angeles. "Southern California Live With <mask>" was hosted by KTLK.There is a solo recording of it. It was released for download on October 25, 2011. It is! It was mixed and engineered by Scott Gilman. "My Lesbian Friend" was his first solo single. Brock was on the drums. "No Fun in the Modern World" was dedicated to the late Jeff Sugarman.His second single, "She", is a three song pop vinyl record about ecstasy, heartache and despair. "She Wrecked Me" is a sound about the perils of poison roses and theHorizontal Ballet. Side B has a power pop song called "She Won't Be Lonely For Long". The songs on the single were written by <mask>. In 1981 there was a discography called "N.A.F.I.T.C. The original Boston Punk came out in 1977-1981. X & Z Records References Living people American rock guitarists American male guitarists American rock songwriters American rock singers American male

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title: Victor Sloan

texts: He is a Northern Irish photographer and artist. <mask> was born in 1945 in Northern Ireland. He studied at the Royal School, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, and theLeeds Colleges of Art in England. He lives and works in Northern Ireland. Employing primarily the medium of photography, he manipulates his negatives and reworks his prints with paints, ink, toners and dyes. Video, and printmaking techniques are also used by him. Political, social and religious concerns are addressed in the works of <mask>.He is best known for his investigations of the Orange Order in series such as: Drumming; The Walk, the Platform and the Field. In 2002 he was awarded an MBE. He is an academician of the Royal Ulster Academy, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society. He won the Academy's gold medal three times. The Ormeau Baths Gallery held an exhibition of his work in 2001. The exhibition History, Locality, Allegiance,curated by Peter Richards at the Golden Thread Gallery, brought together a comprehensive selection of past works, with a particular focus on his video works. Dr Riann Coulter is the Curator of the F.E.The story of the Vietnamese Boat People who settled in Craigavon, Northern Ireland in 1979 was explored by McWilliam Gallery and Feargal O'Malley. Ka Fue Lay was a teenager when he settled in Craigavon in 1979 and now lives in Salisbury, England. Ka Fue Lay discusses his life in Vietnam, displays family photographs and fondly recalls his time in Craigavon in a video made by <mask>. The exhibition includes black and white photographs of Craigavon from the late 1970s and early 1980s, as well as contemporary images that he created by scratching, painting and bleaching photographic prints, and large colour photographs of Moyraverty. There is an

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title: Victor Sloan

texts: excerpt from an extensive but little-seen body of archival photographs that <mask> made in the 1970s and 80s in Northern Ireland. The constant and pervasive presence of the political conflict, as well as the activities and characters that populated <mask>'s daily life, are documented in the images. These photographs were used by the artist as a type of preliminary'sketchbook', shaping the distinctive style and themes he would later become known for.They are viewed together as an exhibition and represent a significant contribution to the tradition of Northern Irish documentary practice. Marking the North was written by Brian McAvera, <mask>: Selected Works was written by Aidan Dunne, and <mask>: Walk was written by Jrgen Schneider. Walk X from 1985 is a typical image from Northern Irish works. There is a print. There is a dead centre and a uniformed police officer with a peaked cap. He is in profile, staring tight-lipped at the parade, feet apart in a root stance, symbol of law-and-order, but also for the North, of impartiality, indicated by his dead centre stance. The outline of the police officer can still be seen from the left as a huge Lambeg drum juts out from the owner's chest.The drum is a musical instrument that keeps the beat. The potential of the drum-stick as a weapon is shown by the arm that wields it. The drum is similar to a Jasper Johns target with its circles of black, white, black and white again for the center of the target. The police officer who has often been seen in the eyes of Catholics as the defender of the Protestant tradition has now become a target for his own loyalist people. Videoworks <mask>'s video work includes a 44-minute video of an 8mm looped film fragment of The Little Rascals, which destroys itself and catches fire. This was shown in

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texts: the Gastag and in Toskanische Saulenhalle as part of his installation Stadium. When it was first exhibited in the Old Museum Arts Centre, it was a noisy projector surrounded by four large prints which one strains to peer through the blacked-out gloom.Looking back in time, you can see the eyes of Adolf Hitler and the stadium that hosted the Berlin Olympics of 1936. There is no further reference to Jesse Owens, the Fhrer's gravest embarrassment, but flickering through this laden environment, archive footage of white children allowing a black child to draw the short straw serves as an indicator. The video work was done in 2004. It has been shown in Berlin, Germany, as well as Bialystok, Poland, Madrid, Spain, and Damascus, Syria. Susan McKay described the video in the Irish Times: Walk shows, in slow, plodding motion, an Orange walk, as the parades are properly known to those who take part in them. The sound of the marchers was distorted so that it sounded like shots and the voices were slowed down. The last shiny black shoe left an empty street.It is a sad piece. There are two video works, Fishtank and Ka Fue Lay. The year 2014). Lippard, Lucy R. Some New Irish Art was written by <mask> in Divisions. Ireland America Arts Exchange Inc., Wisconsin and the Williams College Museum of Art. An investigation into a selection of artists whose work has been formed by the post 1969 situation in Northern Ireland.Dublin has a Douglas Hyde Gallery. Mirfenderesky, Jamshid. <mask> was in the 80s. The RHA Gallagher Gallery is in Dublin. Brian McAvera was born in 1989. <mask> was in Art, Politics and Ireland. Gill and Macmillan are in Dublin.James Odling-Smee; McGonagle. There are walls. The gallery is in Derry. Brian McAvera was born in 1989. The work of <mask> was marked. Gill and

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texts: Macmillan are in Dublin. Watkins, Jonathan; Burns, Gerry; Strather, Martin.There is a man named <mask> in Kunst Europa. H. A New Tradition: Irish Art of the Eighties was written by John Hutchinson. Dublin has a Douglas Hyde Gallery. Wood, Nancy; Mellor, David. <mask> was in I-D Nationale. There is a portfolio in Edinburgh.John Roberts was born in 1992. Writings on Art and Politics was written by <mask>. London is home to the Pluto Press. O'Toole, Finton. There is a film called Lie of the Land. The Gallery of Photography is in Dublin. Liam Kelly was born in 1996.Contemporary art in the north of Ireland is called Thinking Long. Dublin is the location of the Gandon Editions. Schneider and <mask> Sloan. Poland is called Biuro Wystaw Artystycznych. Liam Kelly was born in 1996. <mask> in Paul Brennan and Catherine de Saint Phalle. Actes Sud is in Paris, France.Val Williams was born in 1997. On The Bright Side of Life was written by <mask>. Berlin: Neue Gesellschaft. David Buckman was born in 1998. The Dictionary of Artists in Britain since 1945. There was a man. Martin McCabe was born in 1999.<mask> in revealing views. The Royal Festival Hall is in London. <mask> in Contemporary Irish cinema was written by James MacKillop. The Syracuse University Press is located in Syracuse, New York. Brady, Ciaran was born in 2000. <mask> was in the Encyclopedia of Ireland. Oxford University Press is in New York.<mask> in W. J. McCormack. The Companion to Modern Irish Culture was written by the same person. The name of the city is Oxford. Dunne, a.k.a. Selected Works was written by <mask>. The Ormeau Baths Gallery is in Belfast. Clancy, Martin.<mask> in Brian Lalor. The Encyclopedia of Ireland. Gill and Macmillan are in Dublin. Graham and Colin. The Cities of Belfast was written by Kelly.

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texts: Dublin: Four Courts Press. Schneider, Jrgen.The man said to walk. There is a city in Germany: Kulturbro der Stadt. Gemma Tipton was born in 2005. Victor in Space is about architecture for art. Dublin: late. Colin, Graham. Lucy wrote Victor in Cotter.Third Text. Is it possible that every passer by a culprit? Kala Press/Black Umbrella. The author is Alcobia-Murphy. The Place of Art/The Art of Place was written by <mask>. There is a Cambridge Scholars Press. Brian McAvera was born.<mask> is in Icons of the North: Collective Histories of Northern Irish Art. The Golden Thread Gallery is in Belfast. William Gallagher was born. The National Self-Portrait Collection of Ireland was published in 1989. The University of Limerick Press is in Ireland. The author is Alcobia-Murphy. Sympathetic Ink: Intertextual Relations in Northern Irish Poetry was written by <mask>.The University Press ofLiverpool, England. Carmen, Szab. <mask> in clearing the ground. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Glenn Patterson was born in 2007. There is a person named Luxus. Millennium Court Arts Centre is in Portadown.Richards, Peter. Contemporary Art: Northern Ireland was written by <mask>. The Museum of the Heilongjiang Daily McGonagle is in China. <mask> was in A Shout in the Street: Collective Histories of Northern Irish Art. The Golden Thread Gallery is in Northern Ireland. Brady, Sara and Walsh are authors. Performance studies and Irish culture are intertwined.The educators are <mask> and Ann. Craigavon: Arts Development: Craigavon Borough Council, Long, Declan, and Troubles Archive Essays are about where I am. Colin and Graham are from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. Kennedy, Brian, is from Oxford, England. A View From Napoleon's Nose, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, was written by <mask> and directed by

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texts: McGonagle. A shout in the street: Reflections on another way of looking was written by <mask>. <mask> in La Surface: accidents et altérations, ditions de l'université de Savoie, Paris, France, Carville, and Sloan are all from Reaktion Books.<mask> in Northern Ireland: 30 years of Photography is a book written by Colin Graham and <mask> in Art in Ireland since 1910 is a book written by Fionna. McWilliam Gallery, Northern Ireland, Demetriou, Chares, Malthaner,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, The F E McWilliam Gallery is in Banbridge, Northern Ireland. <mask> in Art from Contemporary Conflict is in the Imperial War Museum. "Northern Ireland One: <mask>" is a series of three publications. "Ghost-haunted land: Contemporary art and post-Troubles Northern Ireland" was published by Café Royal Books. The museum is located in the city of Belfast.Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda, Ireland and F.E. are included in the list. The McWilliam Gallery is located in Banbridge, Northern Ireland. Nerve Visual Gallery is in Derry, Northern Ireland. 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, there are walls and people in Berlin. The Bristol Museum and Art Gallery is part of the Bristol Photography Festival. The exhibition is called Portrait of Northern Ireland: neither an elegy nor a manifesto. The Arts Council of Northern Ireland Imperial War Museum is one of the public collections where his work is held.The Arts Council of Northern Ireland State Art Collection, Ireland Dublin City University Ulster Television Collection, Belfast Lamar Dodd Arts Centre, Georgia, United States National Media Museum, Bradford, England. There are links to 1945 births, living people, photographers from Northern Ireland, alumni of the Royal School, political artists, British contemporary artists, and members of the Order of the

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title: Amadou Koné

texts: <mask> is a writer. He is the son of two people. In the small village of Tangora in the circle of Banfora, <mask> was born in May of 1953. Fanhikroi, the big brother of Dan Kalmo and an opponent of colonial rule, was assassinated on the road leading from Banfora to Bobo Dioulasso. <mask> grew up with his brothers and sisters in Kongodjan. It was the time of dreams and hope when he was a child, according to his article. Africa won.She moved closer to independence. Most countries abolished forced labor and colonial brutality. Quickly, the imagination of the young Amadou is forged by the stories of mythical ancestral heroes that he told his father and those of the heroes of modern Africa that came to him. With the help of his big brother teacher Timoko Kone Amadou Kone discovered the political agenda of Africa and its new hero. I heard the voice on the radio and it was another story. The figures promise a bright future for Africa and there was no reason to doubt their parole. From the age of seven, he left the idyllic Kongodjan to follow his brothers and half-brothers in school.Aboisso of Yassap, Katiola and Akounougbé primary schools were frequent during the 1960's. He attended the modern school of Grand-Bassam between 1963 and 1968 and second class at the grammar school in Abidjan, where he obtained his bachelor's A Series philosophy in 1971. He was remembered as a particularly gifted student and worker by the Department of Modern Literature at the National University of Cte d'Ivoire. He obtained a degree in modern literature and African Studies in June of 1974 in order to get a third cycle doctorate in France. The city of Limoges was chosen due to Professor Jean-Marie Grassin who was a professor of comparative literature African mission a few years ago. A master on the question of authenticity in literature and theater black African was prepared by <mask> Koné during his first year at Limoges. He attended the University of Limoges and the

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title: Amadou Koné

texts: Franois Rabelais University of Tours.In its third year, it supports a PhD graduate of the influence of the heroic story of the African novel in French and English under the direction of Jean-Marie Grassin. Mary Lee Martin was married to <mask> <mask> while he was studying at Limoges. After returning to Cte d'Ivoire in October 1977, <mask> <mask> was hired as a lecturer in the Department of Modern Literature at the National University of Cte d'Ivoire. The relationship between oral literature and African literature is taught by him. He was included on the list of suitable lecturers professors in 1980. He defended his thesis state in Limoges under the direction of Jean-Marie Grassin. He left the University of Abidjan for Germany in 1990 because of a fellowship.After arriving in the United States in 1992, he became an associate professor of French and Francophone African Studies at Tulane University in New Orleans. Koné teaches literature, culture and African history at Georgetown University. <mask> <mask> is interested in all areas of literature and African culture. He studied the style of some novelists. His research focuses on genres of African oral literature, heroic tales, epic and initiation, and their influence on the modern novel. African researchers continue to be influenced by his work on the influence of oral tradition on the novel. The research works were published in 1983 in collaboration with Gérard D. Lezou and Joseph Mlanhoro.There is a study on the heroic tradition in the African novel. The modern novel in West Africa has oral texts. African lights, new about the African literature and film, New Orleans, University Press of the South, Inc., 1997. There are Creole prospects. The University Press of New World published a book on Louisiana, Caribbean and Haiti. <mask> <mask> had a long career as a writer. He is influenced by his upbringing.Ivorian writers emigrate to the United States and Georgetown University faculty have 1953

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title: Roberto Balado

texts: <mask> was a Cuban amateur boxer who competed from 1986 to 1994. He won a gold medal in the men's super heavyweights at the 1992 Summer Olympics. He was an Olympic champion, three times a world champion, and five times a Cuban national champion. He won the Val Barker Trophy for Outstanding Boxer at the 1992 Olympic Games. He was considered to be the second-best fighter in the world after Félix Savn, and was one of the favorites of the 1995 Pan American Games. He had a record of 238 victories and 12 losses at the age of 25. On February 15, 1969 <mask> was born in Jovellanos, Matanzas.The family moved to the El Palenque neighborhood next to the La Lisa bridge after he was born. He participated in the National School Games after taking up boxing at the age of 14. After Cuba boycotted the 1984 Olympic Games, Tefilo Stevenson had to pass the torch and find a suitable alternate. Ral Fernndez's promotional transfer to the Orben Quesada training center, headquarters of the National Athletic Selection, played a decisive role in the formation and consecration of Balado. "After Ral spoke with me of the boy's ascent to the national team, I agreed to get him trained in the 'Finca.' When he began to show progress, it was more than just learning. He was always willing to help in the sparrings, and he didn't care about the opponent in front of him.Cuban sport officials questioned the decision to include <mask> as the Cuban representative in the superheavyweight class to compete at the World Championships in Moscow, but he proved the critics wrong and won the event. The Cuban Olympics Committee compiled a partial record of <mask>'s amateur boxing career. Cuban boxers won gold at the 1991 Pan American Games and bronze at the 1992 Summer Olympics.

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title: Angela Richter

texts: She is a German-Croatian theatre director and author. From 1996 to 2001 he was a member of the Hamburg art group Akademie Isotrop. At the same time, he studied directing with Jrgen Flimm, graduating in 2001. Her work has been described in the German-language press as gonzo-theater, with reference to the work of Hunter S. Thompson. She founded the Fleetstreet theatre in 2006 and ran it until 2010. She was one of the four house directors at the Cologne National Theatre. The legal case that resulted in the ban on the novel Esra was the basis for the Rolf Mares Theatre Award she received in 2009.The first play by Slavoj iek will premiere at the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb in September 2019. Work on Internet activism has often been done by <mask>. In 2012 her play was shown in Berlin, Cologne and Vienna. In addition to his regular visits to London, <mask> has also taken part in many panel discussions on the subject of his imprisonment, as well as contributing articles and interviews to various publications. Supernerds was an interactive multimedia project written and directed by <mask>. The producers of Supernerds included an online gaming component. The premiere of the piece took place on German television, radio, online, and in the theatre in Cologne.The audience of each show was exposed to examples of hacking on their phones and

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title: Angela Richter

texts: laptops. The piece was based on interviews that were conducted with a number of people. As part of the project, <mask> visited Edward Snowden in Moscow. Frank Castorf's last two seasons as artistic director saw an irregular series of conversations with Internet activists at Berlin's Volksbhne. The Advisory Panel is made up of people. The book Supernerds - Conversations with Heroes was published in German and English. She co-authored Women, Whistleblowing, Wikileaks with Sarah Harrison and Renata vila.She writes for the newspaper. Between Berlin and Dubrovnik, she lives with the German actor and his two children and her son from her marriage to the painter <mask>. He is of Croatian descent. Ein Exzess des MOMENTS at Schauspiel Kln is called Brain and Beauty. Die tote Seitenstrae des Darknet at Schauspiel Kln ist Einflug. "Sind Nerds die new avantgarde?" In Monopol - Magazin fr Kunst und Leben February 2014, S. 70–73.Interview Germany, H. 5 2014, S. 91–97. In the magazine for the Next Society, there is an interview with Joseph Farrell. The name of the person is <mask>, <mask>. conversations with heroes vila, Renata; Harrison, Sarah. Women, whistleblowing, and WikiLeaks: A Conversation. Or books.There are external links to the Fleetstreet Hamburger website where there is an interview with the author of Berghain Boogie Woogie with

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title: Conon de Béthune

texts: Before 1160 in the former region of Artois, there was a French poet named <mask> who became a senior official and regent of the Latin Empire. There are alternative spellings of his name. He was the fifth son of <mask>thune, hereditary Lord of Béthune and Advocate of the Abbey of Saint-Vaast at Arras, who died on the Third Crusade. His four older brothers were: <mask>thune, who succeeded his father as Lord of Béthune and Advocate of Arras; <mask>une, who succeeded his brother as Lord of Béthune and Advocate of Arras; and <mask>'s cousin, the noted poet Hugues III d'Oisy, Castellan of Cambrai, taught him the art of poetry. According to comments made in one of his poems, <mask> appeared before the French court at the occasion of the marriage of King Philippe Auguste in 1180 and sang his songs before <mask>. He was embarrassed as he recorded a joke in the poem Mout me semont Amors ke je m'envoise.After taking part in the Third Crusade to Palestine, <mask> <mask> went with his brother Guillaume on the Fourth Crusade in 1203. When the army arrived at Constantinople he was appointed its spokesman in negotiations with the Byzantines, after being chosen as one of six knights to command all transport and supplies. His rhetorical ability, wisdom and chivalry were praised by another Crusader, who said that Conon was a good knight and a wise one. <mask> was the successor to the Byzantine Empire established by the Crusaders and centered on Constantinople after the diverted Crusade's capture of Constantinople in 1204. Baldwin was captured and later put to death in the Battle of Adrianople after he played a key role in reconciliation with Boniface of Montferrat. He oversaw the signing of the treaty on the emperor's behalf. Conon served Baldwin's brother Henry of Flanders until his death in 1217, followed by Baldwin's sister, who was raised to the higher rank of sevastokrator.Robert was

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texts: far away in France when his mother died in 1219. The barons of the Empire elected Conon to serve as regent after he died. He had various lands in France. The seigneur of Bergues freed the inhabitants of two villages in 1202 in order to raise funds for crusading. While he was away, he left his nephew's holdings. The Strong, who was alive in 1238, was a son of the man and his wife. As the lordship was hereditary, it is assumed that Baldwin married an unattested daughter of Branas.The court title of Caesar was adopted from Byzantine practice. Only one of the 14 works of poetry attributed to <mask> <mask> is still alive. A total of 17 manuscripts contain at least one of the 13 attributed works, but three of them have alternative attributions in more reliable sources, resulting in an accepted number of 10 songs. Many of <mask>'s poems survive with musical notation because they were written to be sung. The majority of his poems are courtly love songs, but two of them are chansons de croisade or crusade songs, in which the poet-lover deplores his approaching departure from his beloved but still accepts the "noble calling" of crusader. In one of his crusade poems, <mask> <mask> rails against financial abuses by those collecting funds for the crusaders. He is thought to have married Anne of Paris after writing a poem for her.The ten works edited by Wallenskld are authentically by <mask>. Dame chiere Tant ai amé c'or me convient har L'autrier un jor aprés la Saint. The sources are Hasenohr, Genevive and Zink. Dictionnaire about Le Moyen Age. The collection is called La Pochothque. Fayard was in Paris in 1964. The Byzantino-Latin Principality of Adrianople and the Challenge of Feudalism was written by F Van Tricht.pp. Dumbarton Oaks is Trustees for Harvard University. 12th-century French composers, 13th-century French poets, and Christians of the Third Crusade are some of the

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title: Hugo Flecker

texts: <mask> was an Australian medical doctor, radiotherapist, toxicologist and natural historian. His herbarium grew into the now heritage-listed Flecker Botanical Gardens. The box jellyfish was identified by him. In 1884, <mask> was born. There were calls for the establishment of a botanical garden in the early 1930s. The North Queensland Naturalist Club was founded in 1932 by Dr. <mask>. Natural history, especially toxic plants and animals, was a strong interest for Flecker.He undertook valuable work on the Finger Cherry and the Tar Tree. He advocated for the establishment of a botanic garden at the recreation reserve in his weekly column for the Cairns Post. The North Qld Naturalists' ClubHerbarium was established in the grounds of the Cairns City Council's nursery in 1933. The club's collection grew from around 1,600 in 1937 to over 10,000 in 1950. The collection was popular with visitors. The collection was moved from the gardens in a storeroom supplied and erected by the Cairns City Council to the former Kuranda Barracks on the Esplanade in 1949. The general collection at the CSIRO Division of Forest Research at Atherton has it in it's entirety.In 1934–35 a significant advance was made with around 25 acres (10 hectares) of the reserve cleared of undergrowth and planted with young trees. "Permanent trees which are noteworthy for their ornamentation and their regularity of design, planted at pre-determined distances so that they will provide permanent avenues of great beauty" was advised by the mayor. The removal and relocation of trees and shrubs of a less permanent nature would allow for the development of avenues lined with pine, acacia, palms and others. The project continued until 1940 when the recreation reserve was converted to a quarry reserve for war purposes and part of the 1930s gardens work was destroyed by quarrying. It appears that oil palms, hoop pines, two rubber trees, a Dillenia, a Schizolobium, an Indian mango, a Wongi plum, a Terminalia and a Malay

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