title: Odile Decq

texts: <mask> is a French architect, urban planner and academic. She is the founder of the Paris firm and the architecture school. <mask> has a unique, self-proclaimed goth appearance. In the 70s, <mask> entered cole Régionale d'Architecture de Rennes. She was told by the first year director that she wouldn't become an architect because she didn't have the right spirit. After completing two years at Rennes, she moved to Paris to enroll at La Villette. <mask> spent a lot of time on strike because of the Revolution of 1968.She began working for Philippe Boudon in order to finance her education. The author of theory of architecture was interested in Decq because of her studies in literature and linguistics. <mask> began writing for Boudon after reading for him. <mask> quit her job after four years to pursue her degree. She obtained a degree in urban planning from the Paris Institute of Political Studies in 1979. Career Decq opened her own business. Benot Cornette was studying medicine at the time.Cornette and her husband established the architecture firm in 1985. The buildings they completed for the Banque Populaire de l'Ouest in Rennes with Peter Rice brought them many awards and international recognition. The first metal-construction office building was in France. She uses model building in her process. In order to test the feasibility of various configurations, Decq and Benot would create models with modular parts that could be moved. Decq's philosophy on architecture is that a building needs to be a place where people can move, live in good conditions, and forget the hard life outside. She was awarded the Golden Lion of Architecture in 1996 for her early and unusual career.A complete universe that embraces urban planning, architecture, design and art can be found in the work of <mask> Decq. She received the

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texts: Jane Drew Prize in 2016 and the Lifetime Achievement Award in the same year. In 2007, she was elected head of the Department of Architecture at the cole Spéciale d'Architecture in Paris. In Lyon, France, she opened her own school, the Confluence Institute for Innovation and Creative Strategies in Architecture. In the same year. Matteo Cainer was an architect and co-founded the school with <mask> Decq. She says her approach to education is to make students take a strong position to foster their independence and ability to express themselves clearly.Cornette died in a car accident at the age of 45. The name of Decq remained under the firm, but it was changed to Studio Odile Decq. She changed her name due to her late husband being credited with buildings that were solely her design. Despite her husband's death, Decq began experimenting with her designs and ideas even more, and soon producing some of her most well-known and successful designs including the Banque Populaire de l'Ouest in Rennes. Her projects have grown in size, complexity, and daring. Log, no., about a conversation with <mask> Decq. New Year's Day: 39–45There is a search on the site called "search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx". Chris Foges. A steely gaze draws from Lyon's industrial context to project the waterfront's new identity. Office buildings, 202, no. It was 65–1 on July 1st. There is a search on the site called "search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx". Schwitalla, Ursula, Itsuko Hasegawa, Nili Portugali, Donna Blagg, Alison Kirkland, and Steven Lindberg.The past, present, and future of women in architecture. Hatje Cantz Verlag will be published in Berlin in 2021. Interview with <mask> Decq about architecture. The people who were born in 1955 are living people from Mayenne, French women architects Sciences Po, and Columbia University

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title: Sophie Grégoire Trudeau

texts: <mask> is a Canadian former television host. <mask> is the 23rd Prime Minister of Canada. She focuses on women's and children's issues in her charity work and public speaking. She was a WE ambassador. The only child of a stockbroker and a nurse, <mask> was born on April 24, 1975, in Montreal, Quebec. When she was four years old, her family moved to Montreal from Sainte-Adle. She DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchGrégoire stated that her childhood was a happy one, noting that she was a good student who loved sports and the outdoors. She began to struggle with bulimic nervosa at the age of 17. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Sophie Grégoire Trudeau

texts: reporting on the philanthropy and activism of celebrities as eTalk''s Quebec correspondent. <mask> is involved in charity work. Sheena's Place and BACA, both of which assist those suffering from eating disorders, are two of the causes she supports. Grégoire and her mother-in-law, <mask>, traveled to Ethiopia in October of 2006 as part of her work with WaterCan. The documentary, "A Window Opens: Margaret andSophie in Ethiopia", aired in May 2007. Grégoire is the national ambassador for Plan Canada's "Because I am a Girl" initiative, which helps women and children dealing with domestic violence. Grégoire works as a professional public speaker and focuses on women's issues.When they were both children in Montreal, <mask> was a friend of the youngest <mask> son, and <mask> was the eldest son of Prime Minister <mask>. In June 2003 <mask> and <mask> were assigned to co-host a charity ball and began dating several months later. They were married on May 28, 2005, at Montreal's Sainte-Madeleine d' Outremont Church. They have three children, two of which were born in 2009. <mask> introduced her brother-in-law to Zo Bedos. After <mask> became a Member of Parliament for Montreal's Papineau riding in 2008, <mask> continued to live in their Montreal home with their children. Two months after <mask> became the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, the couple sold their home in Montreal's Cte-des-neiges neighbourhood and began living in a rented home in the Rockcliffe Park area.<mask> was sworn in as the Prime

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texts: Minister of Canada on November 4, 2015. <mask> <mask> switched to using the unhyphenated form in March 2016 after she indicated her preference for a different name at the end of the election. Grégoire can speak French, English, and Spanish. She became a yoga instructor. On March 12, 2020, <mask> isolated herself at Rideau Cottage, along with her husband and children, after she showed flu-like symptoms after returning from a speaking engagement in the United Kingdom. The Prime Minister's Office said later that she had tested positive. She recovered by March 28.<mask> <mask> decided to sing "Smile Back at Me" at the end of her speech at City Hall in honour of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Mike said the crowd gave her a standing ovation. Ben Rayner said the song was out of pitch and cast serious doubt on her musical judgement. The song was described as "fine", although not designed to be sung a capella, and that <mask>'s voice was "surprisingly strong". Online versions of the song were released after. References 1975 births Canadian Roman Catholics Canadian television hosts Canadian women television hosts French Quebecers Living

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title: Jacob Noe


title: Janne Stark

texts: <mask> was born in Karlshamn, Sweden. In 1979 <mask> formed the band Paradize and in 1980 formed the band Overdrive. After the band was signed by Planet Records, they released the albums Metal Attack and Swords And Axes. Overheat was formed in 1985 after the band split. The band did not make an official recording. In 1991, <mask> went to the finals of the national guitar competition, Guitar Battle, two years in a row, earning him tracks on a CD called Guitar Heroes of Sweden. Locomotive Breath was formed in 1995 by <mask>.Train of Events was released in 1997 and 1998. The band's third album Change of Track was released in 2005. The album had a bass player on it. After this, the band took a long break, and only a brief break to record the track "Fill Your Head With Rock" for the 2008 Sweden Rock Festival CD sampler. The Encyclopedia Of Swedish Hard Rock And Heavy Metal 1970-1996 was Stark's first book. Volume 2 was released in 2002. Both books were published by Premium Publishing.In addition to playing guitar in his ordinary bands, <mask> has also made guest appearances on recordings by many bands, including Chris Catena, Rod Chappell Band, Audiovision, and Zello. He is responsible for layout and/or artwork for albums by his own bands, as well as Zello, Neon Rose, Zeelion, Axia, RAW, and others. In December of 2006 <mask> was a member of the Sweden Rock All Star Band. The debut by <mask>'s new solo project Mountain of Power was dedicated to his influences from the seventies, such as Stray Dog, Captain Beyond and Budgie, and featured guests like Dan Swan

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texts: and Thomas Larsson. His collaboration with singer Chris Catena will release their debut album in 2008. The new album Let The Metal Do The Talking was released by the resurrected Overdrive. In 2007, <mask> joined forces with two other people in a completely new band called BALLS.The band folded shortly after their debut album was released. <mask> and Mikael are working on a solo album. <mask> contributed with guest guitars on several releases. Premium Publishing published The Encyclopedia of Swedish Punk, written by Peter Jandreus, but where <mask> is credited for layout, additional text and research. In mid-2008 <mask> started working on his own third encyclopedia of Swedish hard rock, which was planned to be released 2010 (Premium Publishing), but finally hit the streets in November 2013). The band's debut album, Lost and Gone, was released in July of 2009, and it was also released in Japan on King Records with a bonus track. The second album was released in 2015.The seventh release by Overdrive was called Angelmaker. It was released in January 2011. The Angelmaker's Daughter was released on vinyl in March of 2011. Grand Design released a single and video of "Baby It's You" on May 17, 2013, a cover of Canadian band Promises. "The Heaviest Encyclopedia of Swedish Hard Rock and Heavy Metal Ever!" was Janne's third encyclopedia. It was published. There are 912 pages of information about 3600 Swedish hard rock/metal bands.The 30th anniversary of the second album "Swords And Axes" was celebrated by the band with a tour in Japan and an in-door show at the HMV

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texts: Store in Shibuya. The band played at the Melodicrock Fest in Chicago on October 3 after the album "Thrill Of The Night" was released. A re-issue of the first album by Grand Design and the third release by Mountain of Power were released by Janne in 2015. The latter had guest spots from Carl Dixon, Hank Shermann, David Angstrom, and Michael Denner. On the album Tribal Domestic, <mask> recorded a guest solo for an Italian prog band. He recorded most of the guitar solo for the debut album of the Swedish/Canadian metal band Assassin's Blade. Neil Merryweather and Janne started working on an album under the name Merryweather Stark.The debut album of the band was released by GMR Records. Carved In Rock was released on CD and double-LP with a bonus track. The band's album Viva La Paradise was re-released as Viva La Paradise - Special Mission, featuring four bonus tracks, after GMR Music signed Grand Design. Falling Hazard, a tribute band to Thin Lizzy, released their first single, I Lie Not, in 250 copies. <mask> left Grand Design. Janne recorded a tribute to Welsh hard rock band Budgie under the name Bandolier Kings. The album has guest spots from former Budgie members Tony Bourge and Steve Williams.Other guests include Kyoji Yamamoto of Bow Wow and Ian Haugland of Europe. The second album by Merryweather <mask> and the fourth album by Mountain of Power were both released by Janne on November 27, 2020. The album featured guest spots from musicians such as Rob Lamothe of Riverdogs. On June 18, 2021, German label Pride & Joy released the third album by

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title: T. Gillis Nutter

texts: He was an attorney, businessman, and politician in Charleston, West Virginia. A pioneer African-American member of the West Virginia Legislature, <mask> gained election in 1918 and re-election in 1920 from an overwhelmingly white district, at a time when state discrimination against blacks resulted in the exclusion of most blacks from statewide politics. In 1929, he was the president of the West Virginia chapter of the NAACP. The suit that ended the racial segregation of public libraries in West Virginia was brought by <mask> in that role. African Americans were officially barred from the American Bar Association in 1929. In 1948 he won a ruling from a federal court that the city of Montgomery, West Virginia's segregation of its public pool was unconstitutional; without the funds to build a second pool to provide equal access, the city closed its pool for 14 years rather than open it to blacks. It was the first significant victory for black Americans in the swimming pool discrimination case.The NAACP's litigation of pool cases in other parts of the country was aided by the case. On June 15, 1876, T<mask> <mask> was born in Princess Anne, on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. His parents were William and Emma. His maternal and paternal grandparents were Peter and Julia Henry. He had a younger brother who he called "Ike" and two younger sisters. The public schools in Maryland were desegregated. He had an interest in the law and jurisprudence.He graduated from Howard University with a law degree in 1899. His brother got a law degree as well. In 1905, the first African-American attorney in Atlantic City, New Jersey, was set up by Ike. He had a high reputation as a criminal defense lawyer. Shortly after Gillis graduated, <mask>'s

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texts: father died. He came back to support his mother. He was appointed to the position of principal of the school.He left this position in June 1901. In the summer of 1901, <mask> was about to resume his career as a lawyer. He was admitted to the Bar in another state because of segregation in Maryland. He was admitted to the hospital in Indiana on November 13, 1901. The capital of the state is Charleston, West Virginia. His mother was with him. He was an attorney for several large firms in the city.As his stature grew in the community, he became involved in the organization of the Mutual Savings and Loan Company of Charleston, the only African American-owned bank in the state. As an assistant land clerk, <mask> worked for the West Virginia State Auditor's office. He worked there for six years. The West Virginia legislature passed a bill in 1915 that amended the state's tax laws. Most blacks in West Virginia and other parts of the South supported the Republican Party because it was the party of President Abraham Lincoln. He ran for the West Virginia state legislature as a Republican in 1918. The West Virginia Republican political establishment supported <mask>'s candidacy.In the November election, <mask> defeated his opponent by a margin of 1,388 votes. His district was less than 10 percent black. In November 1920, <mask> was re-elected for a second two-year term. He was a member of the House Judiciary Committee. An insane asylum, an Industrial School for Colored Boys and an Industrial Home for Colored Girls were some of the issues he supported. At the turn of the century, <mask> was the only black elected to statewide office in the region. After Congress passed civil rights legislation, this situation would continue into the

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texts: 1960s.As a leader in the Republican Party in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Ike moved to the Democratic Party to support Governor Al Smith against Herbert Hoover. The two brothers were the closest to their siblings. Many black migrants and European immigrants were helped by the Democratic Party in the Northeast. In 1929, as head of the West Virginia section of the National Association for the advancement of Colored Persons, <mask> helped to desegregate the state's public libraries. <mask> and Kimbrough filed a writ of error with the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals after hearing complaints that black citizens were being denied admission to public libraries. The court decided that public libraries were not subject to Jim Crow rules. In 1929, <mask> was admitted to the American Bar Association, but it generally excluded blacks.He had a successful law practice. In the late 1930s, he represented white business interests in a land deal. In 1947, <mask> brought a suit in federal court to get integration of a public pool in Montgomery, West Virginia. He chose the federal court in order to get a fair hearing and to get a ruling that would benefit blacks in other places in the country. The federal court ruled that if the municipality provided a pool for whites it must also provide one for blacks, because they were trying to avoid the state civil rights law that required equal access. Unable to afford a second pool and unwilling to integrate the existing one, the city of Montgomery closed the pool and kept it closed until 1961. It was the first significant victory for black Americans in the swimming pool discrimination case.The principle of the case aided the national office of the NAACP in litigating other swimming pool cases.

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texts: On December 18, 1920, <mask> married Sarah Meriwether, a fellow Howard University graduate and teacher who was born in Washington, DC. She was one of the founding members of Alpha Kappa Alpha, the nation's first sorority for African Americans, in 1909. The First Baptist Church in Charleston was founded in 1868. According to an article on successful West Virginia blacks which he published in The Messenger in 1924, <mask> was teaching a Men's Sunday School at the church. He was a member of a number of orders. He was elected the national leader of the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World in 1913.During his one-year term as the order's "Grand Exalted Ruler," <mask> was credited with creating and reinstating more local lodges than at any time since a merger of the organization in 1910. The success of African Americans in West Virginia was promoted by <mask>. The Messenger published an article on West Virginia blacks in 1923 as part of their series, "These 'Colored' United States." The lives of 28 successful blacks, both male and female, were featured in his article. He gave data on crops produced on property. The West Virginia state head of the Knights of Pythias was <mask>. On June 23, 1959 <mask> died in Charleston.He lived on 304 Elizabeth Street in the East End at the time of his death. He was buried on June 26, 1959 in Washington, D.C. In a time when few black officials were elected in the South, <mask> was elected. He was president of the state chapter of the NAACP. The TG Nutter Award was one of the highest awards given by the West Virginia Conference of NAACP Branches. There are members of the West Virginia House of Delegates, as well as people from Princess Anne, Maryland and West

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title: Dave Bickler

texts: <mask> is an American musician, best known as the lead singer for the rock band Survivor from 1978 until 1983, most notably on the #1 U.S. hit "Eye of the Tiger". His trademark look included a beret. <mask> would go on to provide the vocals in advertisements, including Bud Light's "Real Men of Genius" TV and radio commercials. <mask> was born in North Dakota and moved to Willmar, Minnesota, where he graduated from Benet Academy. In the early 1970s, he was one of two lead singers and a musician in a American rock group. In the summer of 1972, the group's single "Summer Sun" was on the Easy Listening chart. <mask> and Peterik met in the mid-1970s while Bickler was doing commercial jingles.<mask> lives in a suburb of Chicago with his family. On February 2, 2012 he appeared on The Colbert Report singing a passage from Newt Gingrich's book A Nation Like No Other to the tune of "Eye of the Tiger". In 2009, <mask> posted several new songs he was writing and recording for a future solo project on his website. His debut solo album, Darklight, was released in September. Bickler appeared at a festival in the UK. Caught in the Game, Rebel Girl, and Eye of the Tiger were performed by him and Jim Peterik. Bickler sang about the Houston fugitive Tiger to the tune of "Eye of the Tiger" on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert.<mask> was an original member of Survivor from 1978 to 1983. He was with co-founders Jim Peterik and Frankie Sullivan from 1993 to 2000. He was a part of the first four albums of

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texts: the group. Although primarily serving as the band's lead vocalist during this time, he is also credited with playing keyboards on Survivor's first two albums (including being the sole keyboardist on their debut album, before rhythm guitarist Jim Peterik began to take over the role on Premonition, although future The theme song for the movie Rocky III was written by Survivor. One of the biggest hits of the band's career was the song "Eye of the Tiger". It went to the top of the charts for six weeks.The song was nominated for an Academy Award and was voted "best new song" by the People's Choice Awards. Eye of the Tiger peaked at #2 on the Billboard 200 chart, thanks to the song's success and another Top 20 single, "American Heartbeat". The song is still popular. It was #18 on the Top 100 Singles chart in the 100th anniversary issue of the magazine and it was over the 300,000 mark on the iTunes Store. <mask> can be heard on a number of Survivor singles including "Somewhere in America", "Rebel Girl", "Poor Man's Son", "Summer Nights", "The One That Really Matters", "American Heartbeat", and "Caught in the Game". It took Bickler a year and a half to recover from the surgery and voice rest he needed after developing polyps on his vocal cords. Bickler wasn't happy that he wasn't paid more for the multi-Platinum success the band had from their hit album Eye of The Tiger.<mask> did commercial jingles and ads after leaving Survivor. <mask> co- wrote "Hungry Years" and "You Know Who You Are"

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texts: for Scotti Bros.' Greatest Hits album. Bickler recorded new music with the band in hopes of a new album, but ongoing lawsuits and trademark ownership issues with his initial successor in the band halted the release. <mask> was fired after a few tour dates. The new lead singer of Survivor was announced on April 1, 2000. <mask> is credited with co-writing two songs on the Reach album. The band plans to have their two most well-known vocalists together for the next tour, <mask> and Jimi Jamison, with the band's official media sources announcing that guitarist Frankie Sullivan had rejoined the current line-up with <mask> again.<mask> and Jamison toured together for a year before <mask> died of a drug overdose. <mask> was fired from Survivor for the second time. <mask> has been recording commercials and video advertisements for Bud Light since 2000. His singing is featured in the successful Budweiser Light "Real American Heroes" and "Real Men of Genius" ad campaign (the decision to change the campaign from Heroes to Genius was made after 9/11) singing plaintively in counterpoint to the commentary of voice actor Peter Stacker. Over 100 of these commercials have been broadcasted on sports radio stations. The Bud Light ads have sold over 100,000 copies in the first three weeks of release. According to 'Pop Culture Tonight: with PatrickPhillips' February 2016 interview with <mask>, the release sold 400,000 copies.Discography with Survivor, Premonition, Eye of the Tiger, and Caught in the

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title: Willa Schneberg

texts: <mask> was born in Brooklyn, New York. In The Margins of the World, winner of the 2002 Oregon Book Award, is one of four full-length poetry collections she has published. The Books of Esther was produced in conjunction with her exhibit at the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education. <mask> was born in East New York. She was raised in a middle class housing project and attended the same high school as her parents. Her father was born in Brooklyn in 1915 and her mother in East New York in 1920. Ben's parents were from Austria, while Esther's father was from Romania.Ben worked on Wall Street for Berlack, Israels & Lieberman and was a middle school teacher. Esther was an English teacher at Thomas Jefferson High School for over twenty years. She was a substitute teacher when <mask> attended. College Discovery was an affirmative action program that wanted to help minority students get into college. Many of her students were the first in their families to attend college and many were accepted into Ivy League schools. <mask> graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in 1969. She graduated with a degree in creative writing and fine art from Empire State College in 1973.She studied ceramics in New Orleans and New York City while she was an undergrad. Willa studied ceramics in Boston University's Program in Artisanry for professional crafts people. During her time in Cambridge/Somerville, her first collection of poetry, Box Poems, was published by Alice James Books, a non-profit poetry press started by five women and two men who felt there needed to be a press with an emphasis on publishing literature written by women. It was the 40th anniversary of Alice James Books. Willa worked as a recreational therapist at the

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texts: of characters as lively as a Borscht Belt revue, <mask> Schneberg tells her story from the inside, where grief and love live side by side in bed. Rending the Garment draws us into one family and into the world of immigrant Jews who were born almost a century ago. <mask> Schneberg has a fine ear and her poems capture their voices, their cadences, the way they think, mixing Yiddish with English, the old and the new. The people of her poems come alive on the page: irreverent, beautiful, flawed, funny, sad, loving, opinionated, stubborn, real. They embody a wealth of contradictions, exemplified in the lines that her mother wrote at the end of her life, 'I'm Jewish and there is no God.' I've come to care for these people and recognize them.Ellen Bass is the author of The Human Line. Some books of poetry leave memories of certain images or specific lines, while others leave impressions of a certain emotional tone. Rending the Garment has given voice to some remarkable individuals. Leanor Berry is a member of the Oregon Poetry Society. <mask> <mask> is a member of the Oregon Poetic Voices. S.H. Aeschliman wrote about a conversation with <mask> <mask> in the VoiceCatcher Journal. The 2012 exhibition at the Oregon Jewish Museum was titled "The Books of Esther: an interdisciplinary exhibit of the life of one woman who spoke through writing." <mask> <mask> wrote "From the Enchanted Tower to Publishing's Rutted" on February 7, 2013).The book is called "<mask> <mask>'s latest book Poetically Maps Evolution of Family". <mask> <mask> wrote "The Junk Men" in the Muddy River Poetry Review. "Little Details: Anatomy of a Poem" was published by The Williston Observer. "Willa / Not Dead Yet," by Cheryl LaGuardia, was published in the Library

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title: David Karr

texts: <mask> was a controversial American journalist, businessman, and Communist. At a young age, he began writing for the Communist Party USA publication, the Daily Worker. The chairman of the House Special Committee on Un-American Activities was suspicious of <mask>'s communist affiliations. The Office of War Information was where <mask> worked. He testified before the committee that he was an FBI Informant, but that was a lie. The Civil Service Commission concluded that he was untruthful and unreliable despite the fact that there was no cause to remove him. Drew Pearson, one of America's most widely read columnists, immediately hired <mask> after he resigned from the OWI.The release of the Venona decrypts established that <mask> was an informational source for the NKVD. Russian agent Vladimir Pravdin reported to Moscow that he received information from Samuel Krafsur, the deputy bureau chief of the Soviet TASS. He was an unscrupulous investigative reporter who lied to sources. Vice President Henry Wallace was active in the effort to stay on the ticket. President Roosevelt said that he was a "chronic liar". After obtaining a secret report on Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, which was prepared for President Roosevelt, <mask> was investigated by the FBI twice. He claimed to be on the staff of US Vice President Henry Wallace.Pearson wrote an article based on a US military study of British military operations against the Greek Communist insurgency. Highly classified information on the British order of battle in Greece was contained in the article. The document was in the office of the Director of the Office of Special Political Affairs. An investigation revealed that the original document was missing and that the information reached Pearson through his aide. The FBI suspected that he was working for the KGB and that his income came from the Soviet government. During the Amerasia investigation, the FBI eavesdropped on Phillip and

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texts: overheard him talking about possible contacts for information from government sources. The other guys don't get a lot of stuff from the Far Eastern countries because of their Treasury connections.He goes up with Harry once a week. Roth stated that this was Harry Dexter White, already under suspicion for communicating information to the Soviet Union. Senator Joseph McCarthy referred to <mask> as Pearson's "KGB controller" in 1950. The use of public relations in business takeovers was the subject of a series of articles by <mask>. The Colt Firearms division was one of the divisions of the Fairbanks-Whitney Corporation. The shareholders dismissed him after three years. In 1971, he became associated with Armand Hammer, who expanded his contacts and business opportunities in the Soviet Union.The son-in-law of the premier of the Soviet Union granted both North and South American trademark rights to the mascot of the 1980 Olympic games. He formed a joint venture with Hammer to make and sell Olympic coins that are estimated to be worth $200 million. He boasted of having close ties with prominent US senators and presidential candidates and that he transmitted information between the Soviet and American governments on such issues as détente, trade, and strategic-arms negotiations. He was the head of a Franco-American firm called Finatech. Edward Kennedy had meetings with Soviet leaders. Kennedy tried to help Tunney get business in the Soviet Union. In 1992, Yevgenia Albats, a Russian journalist assigned by the Russian Parliament to examine the archives after the aborted Soviet coup attempt of 1991, quoted an extremely top secret KGB memo to Soviet leaders.He said that one night in 1972, he was summoned to a hotel in Moscow to find Hammer crying and pleading with two KGB agents not to arrest him. Hammer was accused of paying bribes to get two letters written by the founder of the Soviet Union to be smuggled into the country. Hammer

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title: David Karr

texts: agreed to give the treasures to the Soviet Union. Hammer dropped his takeover bid after learning of <mask>'s public disclosure. Hours after returning from a trip to Moscow, he was found dead in a Paris hotel room. The burial was halted so that an autopsy could be performed. One claim was that he had cheated his Russian partners.There were rumors that his friend Gvishiani was involved in bribe scandals. According to Israeli intelligence officials, <mask> was involved in secret Russian arms sales to Libya and Uganda. In the new atmosphere of openness after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Soviet investigative journalist Albats published an article in Izvestia quoting documents from KGB archives that said <mask> was a competent source who gave information to the KGB on the technical capabilities of the United States. The short film Ten for Grandpa was made by <mask>. The film went on to screen at dozens of other international film festivals after its premiere at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival. Senator Edward Kennedy requested KGB assistance with a profitable contract for his business friend, Yevgenia Albats. The Boston Globe reported on the treatment of Sen. Kennedy.The Statement of Rep. Fred E. Busbey can be found in the Congressional Record. The statement of Rep. Martin dies was in the Congressional Record. The Remarks of Hon. have been extended. The Congressional Record was written by Francis E. Walter. See Harold Young from 3 July 1944 in the Henry Wallace Papers. The Washington Post was published on July 3, 1944. The FBI Silvermaster file is in the PDF.The Washington Post was published in 1994. Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. had a relationship with Harvey Klehr. Venona: Decoding Soviet Espionage in America was published in 1999. 243–243. Reporting stories in Russia that no one will publish will be written by Yevgenia Albats. No. 53 The winter of 1999.The Venona papers contained information about American spies for the Soviet

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title: Michael Huey (artist)

texts: <mask> is an American contemporary artist based in Vienna, Austria. He uses found photography and archival resources to create new photographic images. His work has been shown in Vienna, Berlin, Rome, London, Lisbon, Sofia, Cleveland, and New York City. <mask> was born in Michigan. He graduated from college with a degree. He received a master's degree in art history from the University of Vienna in 1999. He is married to Christian Witt-Drring.In addition to his work as an artist, <mask> has also published as a staff member of The Christian Science Monitor and as a memoirist, writing about his family's roots in Chicago and Michigan. He is a regular contributor to the London-based magazine The World of Interiors and has written about art and design for exhibition catalogues, newspapers, and magazines in both Europe and the United States. Critics have linked <mask>'s artistic practice to his interest in family history, archives, and inventories. "<mask>'s works are like news that reaches us from the past and are kept as poetry in time," the magazine wrote. "<mask>'s process defamiliarizes objects to the extent that they become alien, worthy of scrutiny." His works are tied together by the concepts of loss and legacy. Re-photographing and/or re-using existing photographs and papers is one of his techniques.He uses objects found in his exhibitions. Recent shows have included installations of large-scale wall paintings. The New Yorker compared images from the "China Cupboard" series to the work of William Henry Fox Talbot. The Sigmund Freud Museum in Vienna, the Museum der Moderne Salzburg, the Mead Art Museum in Massachusetts, and the Cleveland Museum of Art have all shown individual works by <mask>. The Secession was founded in 1897 by Gustav Klimt, Joseph Maria Olbrich, and others. The author of Viennese Silver is Hatje Cantz.

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title: Leslie L. Irvin

texts: He was a stunt-man for the California film industry. He flew in balloons and performed acrobatics. In Sky High, <mask> made his first jump out of an airplane at 1,000 feet above the ground. He used his own life-saving static line parachute to promote it to the US Army. After joining the Army Air Service's parachute research team at McCook Field near Dayton, Ohio, he made the first premeditated free-fall jump with the modern parachute on April 28, 1919. On September 10, 1895 in Los Angeles, California, there was a birth of a Biography. He made his first parachute jump at the age of 16.He jumped from an airplane at 1,000 feet above the ground for the movie Sky High in 1914. While working for the Curtiss Aeroplane Company in Buffalo, he developed a 32-foot diameter free-fall parachute and applied for a US patent. He moved his designs from cotton to silk with the help of a silk merchant. The first modern parachute was developed by the Army Air Service's parachute research team at McCook Field. The Army Air Service led an effort to develop an improved parachute for exiting airplanes by bringing together the best elements of multiple parachute designs. They included James Floyd Smith. The test dummies were used to test the 17 parachute configurations.The results favored Smith's parachute design which his company, the Floyd Smith Aerial Equipment Company of San Diego, California, filed a patent for on July 27, 1918. The airplane parachute Type-A was created by Smith's design. Charles Broadwick demonstrated in 1906 how to store the parachute in a soft pack on the back, as well as a ripcord for manually deploy the parachute at a safe distance from the airplane. On April 28,


title: Leslie L. Irvin

texts: 1919, a volunteer flying in a Smith piloted de Havilland DH9 biplane at 100 mph and 1500 feet above the ground, jumped with a backup chute strapped to his chest and manually pulled the ripcord, using the "Type A" 28 foot backpack parachute. He was the first American to open a parachute after jumping from an airplane. The new chute was perfect, but <mask> broke his ankle on landing. The patent was filed by Floyd Smith.On the same day, more than one million dollars. The backpack chute was crowding the cockpit and a redesign moved the parachute down the pilots back into the seat style chute. The Type A parachute was tested by the McCook Field team. The Army required parachute use on all Air Service flights. The world's first parachute designer and manufacturer was formed in Buffalo, New York, less than two months after <mask>'s first freefall jump. The company never bothered to correct the mistake after the secretary tacked a 'g' on the end of the name. The Army Air Service placed an order for 300 parachutes from the lowest bidder, which was the Irving Air Chute Company.The US Government paid Floyd Smith $3500 to transfer his patent to <mask>'s company after he lost a patent dispute. There is a ripcord parachute on display at the Air Force Museum. The first person to be saved by an <mask> parachute was William O'Connor on August 24, 1920 at McCook Field. Lieutenant Harold R. Harris, chief of the McCook Field Flying Station, jumped from a disabled plane in 1922. Harris' chute was mounted on the wall of McCook's parachute lab, where the Dayton Herald's aviation editor Maurice Hutton and photographer Verne Timmerman suggested that a club should be formed. The

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title: Leslie L. Irvin

texts: Caterpillar Club was instituted two years later and rewards pilots who successfully bail out of disabled aircraft using an <mask> parachute. Every person whose life was saved by one of his parachutes will receive a gold pin.At the end of World War II, the number of members with the pins had grown to over 34,000 and the total of people saved by the parachutes was estimated to be 100,000. People who have made a jump are still given pins by the successor to the original company. Other parachute manufacturers have also issued caterpillar pins for successful jumps. The Gold Club was formed by GC Parachutes. Both gold and silver caterpillar pins were issued by the Switlik Parachute Company. Irving Air Chute was the largest parachute manufacturer in the world. By 1939, 45 foreign countries were using Irving parachutes, including Germany, which bought its patents in 1936.As aircraft flew at ever increasing altitudes, pilots and aircrew were subject to ever lower temperatures, and Irvin designed and manufactured the classic sheepskin flying jacket to meet their special requirements. Car seat belts, slings, and even canning machinery were made by the company. In 1970, the company finally removed the misnomic 'g' from its name, and in 1996, it changed its name again. Airborne Systems has a wide range of products for global military and aerospace markets. There was a death in Los Angeles on October 9, 1966. Also see Albert Stevens Hilder Florentina Youngberg and Charles Broadwick Hilder Florentina Smith. Sky High Irvin is the story of a parachute pioneer.R. Hale was in London in 1983. There are links to Airborne Systems Military Parachutes, Cargo Parachutes, Aerial Delivery


title: Joan Nesbit

texts: An American former long-distance runner who competed in distances from 3000 meters to 10,000 meters is named <mask>be. She won a bronze medal in the 3000 m at the 1995 World Indoor Championships. She competed at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and four times at the World Cross Country Championships. The winner of the USA Cross Country Championships in 1995 and the 3000 m at the USA Indoor Track and Field Championships, <mask> was a two-time national champion. She was an All-American at the University of North Carolina. She had wins in road races. She set a world masters record in the indoor mile for the 45+ age group.At Chapel Hill High School, <mask> is the head men's and women's cross country coach. After graduating from East Mecklenburg High School in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1980, <mask> went on to study American literature at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A strong performance at the state championship led to a college sports scholarship for her. She ran collegiately for the Tar Heels. She failed to make it out of the heats in her first two years. She was ranked 37th at the NCAA Women's Division I Cross Country Championship in 1982. In her final year of student competition in 1984, she came seventh in the 3000 meters at the NCAA Indoor Championships and fourth in the 10,000 meters at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.She was an All-American at the University of North Carolina. It was in cross country running that Nesbit first made her impact in national level competition and she ran at the USA Cross Country Championships while in college. She improved to 11th place at the 1984 meet after placing 32nd in 1982. She finished eighth in the two mile race at the 1985 USA Indoor Track and Field Championships and 14th in the cross country. She began working with a new coach, Harry Wilson, after Jim Cooper advised her to retire from the sport. She won her first road race in 1984 at the Falmouth Road Race. The Buffalo 4-mile Chase and Crazy 8's Road Race were both won in 1992.After finishing eleventh in the 3000 m at the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in 1987, <mask> took the runner-up spot behind Lynn Jennings the following year. She finished 17th in the 10,000 meters at the United States Olympic

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title: Joan Nesbit

texts: Trials. She persevered even though this was last place, driven on by her memories of her father. She did not break into the top of the American elite that decade, finishing 13th at the 1988 USA Cross Country and tenth at the 1989 USA Outdoor 3000 m, but she reflected that she had been doing too much training and welcomed the change. <mask> was an improved runner after returning to action in 1992. She was fifth in the 3000 m at the USA Indoor Championships and fourth at the United States Olympic Trials. She finished fourth at the 1992 IAAF World Cup in Havana after missing out on the Olympics.She took her first national podium in the 3000 m at the 1994 USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships after missing the 1993 season. She received another international call-up after placing at the USA Indoor Championships. She was one of the leaders at the 1995 World Indoor Championships and won a bronze medal. This was the first medal for the US. She won her first national title at the USA Cross Country Championships after finishing fourth in the 5000 meters at the USA Outdoor Championships. She led the American women to fifth place in the team rankings at the 1995 World Cross Country Championships after a sixth-place finish. At the 1996 USA Indoor 3000 m., <mask> won his second national title, but failed to register higher than 25th in the individual rankings.After finishing third in the 10,000 m at the 1996 United States Olympic Trials, she made her first American Olympic team. At the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, she ran in the heats. She had a successful return to the road running circuit during this period, taking wins at the Reedy River Run (1994 and 1998), the Peachtree Road Race (1995), and the Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run (1996). <mask> won her first national masters division title over the 5K run road event in 2002. The 1500 m and indoor mile run are American masters records. The 45–49 age group has a world record for the indoor mile. She married her first husband, Bill Kerwin, in the early 1990s and they had a daughter, Sarah Jane, around 1993.She married her second husband, Dave, after divorcing her first husband. Personal records for indoor and outdoor track include 1500 metres, 3000 metres, 5000 metres, and 10,000

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title: Quincy Douby

texts: <mask> is a Montenegrin professional basketball player who is a naturalized American. Douby was a shooting guard for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights. He was selected by the Kings in the 2006 NBA Draft. The Coney Island neighborhood of Brooklyn was where Douby grew up. He was discovered playing basketball by New York City Hall of Fame coach Jack Ringel when he was a senior at William E. Grady High School. Ringel helped develop Douby's skills and transform him into a player. Douby scored 19 points in the PSAL A division championship game, which was won by Grady, after he rode him the entire season.In his senior year, Douby averaged 35.6 points per game. The school record was set by <mask>, who scored 63 points. The St. Thomas More School prep school is located in Connecticut. Gary Waters, the head coach of the Rutgers University Men's Basketball team, swayed Douby to commit to the team after he initially committed to Hofstra University. The transformation from a street baller to a division one basketball player was made by Douby. Due to his close relationship with high school coach Jack Ringel, Douby would purchase a house in Ringel's neighboring town of Freehold, New Jersey. In the NIT semifinal game, Douby scored 35 points to lead the team to an overtime victory.At the end of his freshman year, <mask> was named to the Big East All–Rookie Team. The sophomore averaged 15.1 points a game and 3.38 assists a game, while posting an assist-to-turnover ratio of 2:1. He was one of two players from the Big East to be named player of the week. Rutgers upset Notre Dame in the first round of the Big East Tournament despite finishing last in the conference. He was named to the All Big–East team in his junior year. He was the first Rutgers player to lead the Big East in scoring with 25.4 points a game. He broke the all–time single season scoring record at Rutgers.On February 1, 2006 <mask> scored a Big East season high and Carrier Dome opponent record 41

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title: Quincy Douby

texts: points. After leading Rutgers to a first round victory in the Big East tournament, Douby dropped 31 over the #2 Villanova Wildcats. On May 15, 2006 Douby hired an agent that made him ineligible to return to college. On June 28, 2006 <mask> was drafted by the Kings in the first round. The last Rutgers player to be drafted in the first round was Roy Hinson in 1983. On July 3, 2006 he was signed to a contract. The Kings made room for the Brad Miller and Drew Gooden trade by waiving Douby.On March 11, 2009, <mask> was picked up by the Erie BayHawks. He signed a 10-day contract with the Toronto Raptors on March 24, 2009. He was signed to a second 10-day contract on April 3, which was extended until the end of the 2008–09 season. The Raptors released Douby on November 12, 2009. He did not play for them during the NBA season. On November 17, 2009, <mask> signed a one–year contract with the Turkish team. He averaged 23.6 points and 4.9 assists per game for his team in the Turkish Basketball League.On September 17, 2010, <mask> signed a one–year contract with the Chinese team. He was with UCAM Murcia until the end of the season. He returned to China as a member of the Golden Bulls. The CBA record for points was set by <mask>. He averaged 31.6 points per game during the 2012–13 season. The most points scored in a Finals game was 53, and the most points scored in an All–Star game was 44. He was in Lebanon at the end of the season.He played for Applied Science University. He was acquired by the Skyforce. He left the Skyforce after just two games and went to China. He joined Darafaka & Dou of the Turkish Basketball Second League for the rest of the season. He returned to China in July of last year. The Westchester Knicks of the NBA Development League acquired <mask>. He was released from his contract with the Knicks on December 12.He signed with the Turkish club for the rest of the season on January 5. He was a member of the Lebanon Basketball

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title: Götz Kubitschek

texts: <mask> is a German publisher, journalist and far-right political activist. One of the most important protagonists of the New Right in Germany is <mask>. One of the founding members of the Institute for State Policy is <mask>, who worked at the right-wing newspaper Junge Freiheit. He has been the editor of the corresponding blog Sezession im Netz since 2003 and the manager of his publishing house Antaios since 2002. The Konservativ-Subversive Aktion (KSA) and Ein Prozent fr unser Land (One Percent For Our Country) were small-scale rightist political campaigns initiated by him. He was involved in the consolidation of the German branch of the Identitarian movement. He was the main speaker at several rallies of the right-wing populist movement in 2015.He is in contact with members of the Alternative for Germany party. <mask> was born in Ravensburg in the German state of Baden-Wrttemberg. He served in the military with a unit in Weingarten after leaving school. He recorded a CD with Goethe poems and songs while he was a teacher in German, geography and philosophy. TheDeutsche Gildenschaft, a vlkisch-oriented association of student fraternities, was where Kubitschek joined. He was a spokesman for the Gildenschafts. He resigned from his membership in 2003The editor of Junge Freiheit was the speaker at a summer school organised by the far-right publisher :de:Hans-Ulrich Kopp. He talked about the writer and right-wing activist Ernst von Salomon. He was responsible for a special edition of Junge Freiheit in 1995 that was seen as a sign of the New Right. He was the JF's

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title: Götz Kubitschek

texts: editor for security and military matters from 1995 to 1997. He cooperated with Stein for a special publication for JF's 20th anniversary in 2006 and wrote many articles for JF's front page. The protests against the exhibition about the war crimes of the German Wehrmacht took place in 1996. He took part in a memorial march for the victims of the Allied bombing of Dresden, which was dominated by neo-Nazis.<mask>, a reserve officer in the Army, was deployed to Bosnia from December 1997 to March 1998 as part of the SFOR. He commanded a platoon in "Operative Communications" while stationed in Sarajevo. In February 1998 he organised a reading of his works. He published a book about his experiences in Bosnia with a first lieutenant who was classified as a right-wing extremists by military intelligence. Ellen Kositza is his second wife and also wrote for the JF. The couple has seven children and live in the village of Steigra. TheInstitut fr Staatspolitik (IfS; Institute for State Policy) was founded in 2000 to promote neo-rightist ideas and people.The journal 'Sezession' was published by the Institute in 2003 and has a chief editor. The institution competes with both the Neo-Nazi German College and the Christian-conservative Weikersheim Centre of Studies. The IfS's style was linked to the "fascist" style of a Swiss writer and publisher known for his work on the Conservative Revolution. The laudatory speech for the 80th birthday of Mohler was made by <mask> and Weimann, as well as one of the speeches at his funeral. He left the IfS in September 2008 in favor of a

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title: Götz Kubitschek

texts: taking power begins with manners, continues with their political models, and ends with their dangerous semi-knowledge. The competition to frame the most radical solution and the most radical view is alien to me. He said that his and the NPD's overlap is small. Endstation Rechts, a Young Social Democrat watchdog of the far-right, deemed Kubitschek's activities to be "non-extremist" in 2010, without including historical revisionism.Kubitschek gave an interview to the paper in 2008. He said that the way our state is composed now can't be fixed. There are many things that are corrupting the Nation. The foundation of a German future is being destroyed by its current policies. Uwe Backes, a researcher of extremism, called the relationship with the NPD "elitist distance" in 2012 In 2008, a German scholar of extremism said that the differences between them were more about methods and target groups. In the early 2000s, Kubitschek was an advisor for the Baden-Wrttemberg section of the Republicans, a German far-right fringe party.He gave a talk at the summer convention of the youth chapter of the European rightist party in 2005. <mask> and his wife applied for membership in the Saxony-Anhalt section of the newly formed AfD party. They received their ID cards on 5 February, but on 17 February they were told that their applications had been rejected. The Erfurt Resolution by party right-wingers and state-level party chairmen was supported by Kubitschek. Poggenburg disapproved of the revocation of <mask>'s joining by the federal party board. Hcke was allowed to give a talk in


title: Götz Kubitschek

texts: right-wing youth magazine Blaue Narzisse, organised the zwischentag fair for the 50th edition of his journal Sezession. The JF declined to have a stall because of the inclusion of the Italian neo-fascist Gabriele Adinolfi.Martin Lichtmesz, another Sezession author, attended the Convent international of the Bloc identitaire in Orange, France in 2012 to promote the Identitarians. The Sezession journal, the Antaios publishing house, the IfS think tank, and the KSA activist group were all mentioned in one of the first academic publications on the Identitarian movement. The movement's German branch was called the central protagonists of the movement by another publication. According to the Lower Saxon Ministry of the Interior, Kubitschek had advocated for the Identitarians' goals in writing and on public events in the past. He claims to be the one who spread the concept in Germany. Kubitschek and his family were the main speakers at the three LEGIDA rallies in 2015. The first time Jrgen Elssser and I worked together.Both activists said that the rallies were about criticism of the political system. In January, he presented a position paper on "Immigration and Identity", using 'integration' as a combat term after the sociologist :de:Annette Treibel-Illian had proposed that, for integration in a multi-cultural society, native people should also make an effort The main orator at the PEGIDA rallies was <mask>. There is a right-wing populist in the Netherlands. He sees himself as a kind of middleman between the local branches of the movement. At a Compact event, he tried


title: Götz Kubitschek

texts: Prussia is now classified as right-wing extremists. The ultra-conservative Burschenschaftliche Gemeinschaft. He spoke at the Burschentag, a traditional Fraternity convention in Eisenach, Thuringia, with :de:Wilhelm Brauneder, a former president of the National Council of Austria. Kubitschek spoke at a readers' meeting of the Lesen & Schenken publishing house in 2011. Kubitschek was invited to a political panel discussion in January of last year, which drew heavy criticism for legitimising him in the political arena. This would have been <mask>'s first invitation to a discussion forum outside the far-right and was called an "accolade for such a muddled far-right ideologue" by Haseloff.The discussion was canceled due to the political "imbalance" created after the Minister of the Interior bowed to political pressure and retreated from the event. In a talk given at the Stiftung Demokratie Saarland, reception, a Trier-based sociologist, stated that Kubitschek combines the ideas of de Benoist's ethnopluralism with the ideas of the Nazis. Kubitschek's publications aim at an "offensive against Muslim immigrants". He said that Kubitschek's strategy would inflame conflicts. Antaios publishes most of Kubitschek's books. A collaboration with Michael Paulwitz was deemed to be close to the Idenititarians. The book has political ideas.Germanophobia, which is associated with the far-right, is close to the national liberated zone and the Italian CasaPound movement. A combination of national-conservative and far-right discourse is attempted in the book project. The "ideological


title: Götz Kubitschek

texts: background" for the IfS's strategy of seizing mental territory by imagining a "proto-civil war" would be developed by Kubitschek's book. The text is one of the foundations of the Identitarians. The New Order journal, once a co-editor of Sezession, published some of <mask>'s articles. They are seen as right-wing extremists by the Documentary Archive of the Austrian Resistance. Christiane Florin, a political scientist, wrote in an op-ed for Christ und World that Kubitschek's and his wife's publications were far-right.In 2015, the sociologist :de:Armin Nassehi published a correspondence of him and <mask>, in which he called him a "right-wing intellectual" and his publishing house national-conservative. His position as being close to classical conservativism is far from what "Kubitschek's set" preaches. Nassehi was involved in this strategy of becoming socially acceptable through conservative interview partners. Monographs with Peter Felser was selected. There is a text and a report at the Igman. Texts and reports from the mission in Bosnia. The Lanze edition is in Stuttgart.The Bad Vilbel: Edition Antaios was printed in 2001. 20 Jahre Junge Freiheit was recorded in 2006 20 years of Junge Freiheit. There is an idea and history of a newspaper. Antaios is the edition of Schnellroda. Provokation [provocation]. Antaios is the edition of Schnellroda."Deutsche Opfer, fremde Tter" was written by Michael Paulwitz. In Germany. German Victims, Foreign Offenders. There is immigrant violence in Germany. The background is Chronology - Forecast. Antaios is the edition of


title: Götz Kubitschek

texts: a report about a report about a report about a reportAnna-Lena Herkenhoff refers to "Neurechte Netzwerke und die Initiative 'Ein Prozent fr unser Land'". :de:Alexander Husler, :de:Fabian Virchow. Is it the soziale Bewegung von rechts? It's Zukunftsngste. Abstieg. There is a new social movement from the right. There are questions about the future.Social decline. Resentment is called a pamphlet. VSA, pp. 73–3. "Provokationselite von rechts: Die Konservativ-subversive Aktion" was written byHelmut Kellershohn. In:Regina Wamper, Helmut Kellershohn, and Martin Dietzsch. Rechte Diskpirateursrien.The Aneignung linker Codes, Symbole und Aktionsformen are related. Leftist codes, symbols and forms of action can be appropriated. Unrast, pp. 222–224. Gtz <mask> will be the Anfhrer in der Konservativen Bewegung. Gtz <mask> wants to be the leader of a new conservative movement and his enemies call him a fascist. 50–55.There are external links to <mask>'s profile. Sezession is a neo-rightist journal. The German National Library has writings by Kubitschek. There are unrelated works from the 18th century. Mathias Brodkorb asked Gtz <mask> if he was a fascist. The Fascist from Schnellroda manor was written by Gtz Kubitschek. Station Rechts is a watchdog of the far-right.The eds. of Katja Riha and Clemens Riha. There is a person who is talking about the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person The Neuen

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title: Götz Kubitschek

texts: Rechten is at the manor. An encounter with Germany's new right. The segment was aired on 3sat TV on August 15, 2011. Ideologische und strategische ist "Legida" und "Pegida". Ideological and strategic conceptions of a LEGIDA and PEGIDA speaker can be found in Gtz Kubitscheks.There is a renewed view into Gtz <mask>'s book. The Eye on the Right website requires a fee. Conservatism in Germany is New Right (Europe) 1970


title: Mathew Stokes

texts: <mask> is a former professional Australian rules footballer who played for the Essendon Football Club in the Australian Football League. When <mask> was a child, he lived with his parents and three sisters in Darwin, Australia. Indigenous Australian (Larrakia), Filipino and Spanish were the ancestors of <mask>. His father is a life member of the Palmerston Magpies, having played 148 games for them in the NTFL. Age restrictions limited his involvement in Australian rules football until he was 11 years old. He won an under 14s best and fairest award at only seven years of age, but his main sporting passion was basketball, where he played at every junior level growing up. When he was old enough to play football, he joined the senior team at the ripe old age of 14.He switched his focus from basketball to football after he was a member of the winning side. While playing in the local junior league, he was selected to represent Australia in the under 17's national team. He moved to South Australia to play for Woodville-West Torrens in the SANFL after being overlooked in the 2002 draft. Over the next three years, he established himself in the

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title: Mathew Stokes

texts: SANFL after taking up a part-time job as a zookeeper. His persistence paid off when he was selected with the 61st pick. He kicked two final-term goals to lift the Cats into the finals, one of which he marked and kicked from 40m out under pressure. He was out of the team for the rest of the year because he was inconsistent.The VFL grand final was won by the Sandringham Zebras. He was in the best 22 players. In round 17 of the home-and-away season, he kicked a career best 5 goals. He overcame a knee injury in the first quarter to play a part in the team's record-breaking win over Port. In a 2008 pre-season match against the Lions, he suffered a blow to the head in the last quarter after being tackled by Albert Proud, but he did not suffer a serious head injury. Despite having a sore head, he didn't need to be taken to the hospital after being stretchered from the ground. In the first quarter of the Round 7 match between the Cats and the Lions, <mask> struck Michael Rischitelli.For the game, he had two goals and 12 disposals. He accepted a one match suspension for the incident, but due to his poor tribunal record, his ban could not be


title: Mathew Stokes

texts: reduced with an early plea. In 2008 he played 22 games, including the loss in the Grand Final against Hawthorn. He had a career high 31 disposals in the 99-point win against Essendon. In 2009, he played in 19 games, including the second qualification final. He couldn't force his selection back into the team for the grand final because he withdrew from the preliminary final due to groin soreness, and as a result of the Cats winning the preliminary final by a large margin and all players performing well, he couldn't force his selection back into the He stated that the decision to withdraw from the preliminary final was driven by letting down his teammates in the 2008 Grand Final loss.In the ninth round, he kicked a season high 4 goals. In 2009, he was ranked 18th for goal assists per game. Despite interest from the West Coast Eagles, <mask> was re-signed to a two-year contract extension by the Cats. He was banned from playing for the Cats until round eight for his 2010 drug arrest. In round eight, he was included in the team and played a total of 18 games for the season. He had his best games in the round 11 win against West Coast at


title: Mathew Stokes

texts: Subiaco, the round 14 win over North Melbourne and the round 15 win. He was ranked 12th for goal assists per game.On 1 September 2015, he announced that the final round clash against his former club would be his last, and then on 6 November he retired from the league. He came out of retirement in January 2016 to sign with the Essendon Football Club as a top-up player due to the club's supplements controversy. He announced in August that he would retire after his 200th game. Outside of football, <mask> interests include hunting and fishing. He was a fan of the Collingwood Football Club. Nathan Buckley was his football hero. Josh Howard is an American basketball player who plays for the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA.After his football career, he hopes to return to work as a zookeeper. He studies zoology through correspondence. On February 3, 2010, he was arrested on drug charges. After a deal was reached between prosecutors and the lawyers for <mask>, he pleaded guilty to the possession charge in the court. He was placed on a good behavior bond and ordered to pay $3000 to the court fund. A conviction was not recorded. After retiring as a

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title: Leo Flieg

texts: The founder member of the Communist Party of Germany, and a German politician, was called a "minence grise" to the national leadership. He was a member of the parliament from 1924 to 1933. He lived in Moscow for a while before he was arrested. He was executed in 1939. <mask> was born into a working class family. It was important for the authorities to know that the family was Jewish and that they would be murdered in Nazi concentration camps. Flieg worked as a bank official until the outbreak of the war after he left school.He joined the Young Socialists as a MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE He joined the Social Democratic Party at the age of eighteen. He became a member of the "Zentralverband der Handlungsgehilfen" in 1911. The political pioneers, Karl Liebknecht andRosa Luxemburg, were already on the fringes of the social circle. Flieg was wounded in the First World War and spent the war years in Berlin as a soldier-clerk in the "secret department" of the General Staff. Flieg was one of the founding members of the Free Socialist Youth of the time. He became an "insider" with the leadership of the German Communist Party after working as a secretary for a close friend.Flieg was noted for his discretion and reticent demeanor. His manner was measured


title: Divya Nag

texts: A leader of Apple's Health and Research initiatives is <mask>g. Stem Cell Theranostics uses patient-specific stem cells in a drug discovery platform and was founded by Nag at the age of 20. Nag is the founder of StartX Med. Nag leads a team designing tools that help ease communication between healthcare professionals, researchers, and patients to guide scientific innovation and improve health outcomes. Nag was born in California and grew up in El Dorado County. Her parents came to the United States from India before she was born. Nag was taught from a young age by her father to surround herself with people that were better than her.Nag was the student body president at Rolling Hills Middle School. At 13 years old, Nag became the youngest student in college history. Nag was able to participate in the International Baccalaureate Program at Mira Loma High School because of her desire to learn more. Nag had a desire to work with scientists. She contacted many scientists at the University of California, Davis, and secured an internship as a high school student in the lab of Alexander Navrotsky, who was researching the use of nanoparticles in the prevention of forest fires. The temperature threshold for fires to start would be increased because of her work, and now it is being added to prevent accidental fires in campgrounds. Nag received her undergraduate degree in medical anthropology and biomedical engineering from the university.Stem cells and their potential use in transplantation are the subject of her research. Various aspects of cardiovascular disease were explored by her. Within one year, she had dozens of publications and began to work with two other professors to create a drug testing platform where rapid assessment of the efficacy of drugs on human heart tissue could be tested to expedite both drug discovery and patient treatment. They founded Stem Cell


title: Benoît Mouchart

texts: <mask> was born in Versailles. He was the artistic director of the Angoulme International Comics Festival. He obtained a masters of Literature in the Sorbonne in 1999 and plans to devote himself to journalism. There is a critic. He contributes to the special issues of the comic books of the French magazines. He is the author of several books, including an investigation into the ghost writer of the Belgian school Jacques Van Melkebeke and a biography of the creator of "Blake and Mortimer". The two-monthly meetings "the territories of the comic strip" have been animated by him since 2004.The original concept of the "Concert de dessins" was developed with Areski Belkacem and Zep, who propose creation, on live, on large screen and in music, of an original comic strip. The Festival of Angoulme consolidated its opening to the international scene and the young creation, as well as producing a number of events apart from Angoulme, in particular with Paris. Benot <mask> knows to cross arts, through exhibitions, meetings and spectacles where the comics are confronted, without any complex, with other artistic forms: music, cinema, literature, contemporary art, inter alia. The author of an essay about the French novelist Jean-Patrick Manchette published a monograph about the French singer and poet Brigitte Fontaine. Casterman's publisher has a comics department. Le grand livre des idées reues, ouvrage

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title: Mackenzie Bowell

texts: The fifth prime minister of Canada, Sir <mask>, was a Canadian newspaper publisher and politician who was in office from 1894 to 1896. <mask> was born in England. He and his family moved to Ontario in the 18th century. <mask> was an employee at the printing shop of the Intelligencer when he was a teenager. He was elected to the House of Commons in 1867. <mask> served under three prime ministers: John A. Macdonald, John Abbott, and John Thompson. He was Minister of Customs, Minister of Militia and Defence, and Minister of Trade and Commerce.<mask> kept his seat in the Commons for 25 years. <mask> was appointed to the Senate in 1892. He became the leader of the government in the Senate. Prime Minister Thompson died in office in December 1894. <mask>, Canada's most senior cabinet member, was appointed to replace Thompson as prime minister by the Earl of Aberdeen. <mask>'s tenure as prime minister was problematic. He was forced to resign in favor of Charles Tupper after he tried to compromise with members of his own party.<mask> stayed on as a senator until his death at the age of 93, but never again held ministerial office; he served continuously as a Canadian parliamentarian for 50 years. <mask> was born in Rickinghall, England, to <mask> and Elizabeth Marshall. His family moved to Upper Canada in the 18th century and he became a printer at the town newspaper. He was a successful printer and editor with that newspaper. The grandmaster of the Orange Order of British North America was a Freemason. He had five sons and four daughters with his first wife. An ardent supporter of the militia in Hastings County, he was appointed an Ensign in the 1st Belleville Militia on July 24th, 1856.During the Trent Affair, he was a member of the Belleville Volunteer Militia Rifle Company and helped organize it. He served in the Fenian Raids of 1865 and was awarded the Canada General Service medal. He was promoted to Major in the 49th (Hastings) Battalion of Rifles on February 22nd, 1867 and qualified for the

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title: Mackenzie Bowell

texts: First Class Certificate on March 1st. He was promoted to Brevet Lieutenant Colonel on February 22nd, 1872 and retired from the militia on March 24th, 1874. <mask> was first elected to the House of Commons as a Conservative in 1867. In the wake of the Pacific Scandal, he held his seat for the Conservatives. He was instrumental in expelling Louis Riel from the House.With the Conservatives again governing, Senator joined the Cabinet as minister of customs. He held his Commons seat for 25 years before becoming minister of militia and defence in 1892. <mask> remained in Cabinet as minister of trade and commerce after he became a senator. The first leaders' conference of British colonies and territories was held in 1894. On October 31, 1893, he became leader of the government in the Senate. <mask> was appointed the most senior Cabinet minister after the death of Prime Minister John Sparrow David Thompson in December 1894. <mask> became the second Canadian prime minister to hold that office while serving in the Senate, after John Abbott.<mask> faced the question as Prime Minister. The abolition of public funding for denominational schools, both Catholic and Protestant, was contrary to the provisions made in the Manitoba Act of 1870. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council held that the abolition of public funding for denominational schools was in line with the Manitoba Act provision. In a second case, the Judicial Committee held that the federal Parliament had the power to make the province re-establish funding. The country and <mask>'s own Cabinet were divided by the leadership crisis. He was hampered in his handling of the issue by his indecisiveness on it and his inability to take part in debates in the House of Commons. <mask> backed legislation that would have forced Manitoba to restore its Catholic schools, but it was put off due to opposition within his Cabinet.With the ordinary business of government at a standstill, several members of Cabinet decided that <mask> was incompetent to

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title: Mackenzie Bowell

texts: lead and so, to force him to step down, seven ministers resigned. <mask> had to resign because he denounced the ministers as a nest of traitors. After ten days, after an intervention on <mask>'s behalf by the Governor General, the government crisis was resolved and matters seemingly returned to normal when six of the ministers were reinstated, but leadership was then effectively held by Charles Tupper, who had joined Cabinet at the same time, filling Tupper had been recalled to replace <mask>. <mask> resigned in favor of Tupper at the end of the session. <mask> served as the leader of his party in the Senate until 1906, and then as a regular Senator until his death in 1917, having served continuously for more than 50 years as a federal parliamentarian. He died seventeen days short of his 94th birthday.He was buried in a cemetery. His funeral was attended by a full complement of the Orange Order, but not by any currently or formerly elected member of the government. In 1945, Legacy Bowell was designated a National Historic Person by the national Historic Sites and Monuments Board. <mask> was honored with a stamp by the Post Office in 1954. A survey of Canadian historians ranked <mask> #19 out of the 20 Prime Ministers, according to a 1998 study by J. L. Granatstein and Norman Hillmer. <mask> was the only Canadian prime minister without a biography. The Accidental Prime Minister was published by Kirby Books and solved the shortfall.The book was published a century after <mask>'s death. She had tried for a decade to get a publisher for her work. The Governor General appointed a judge to the Supreme Court of Canada during <mask>'s tenure. There are 6.1 m of records. The Accidental Prime Minister is a book by Betsy Dewar Boyce. The Prime Ministers: Ranking Canada's Leaders is a book by J. L. Granatstein and Norman Hillmer. 42–44.There is a photograph ofHon. Canadian Ministers of Finance Canadian Ministers of Railways and Canals Canadian Presbyterians Canadian senators from Ontario died from

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title: Seán Condon

texts: <mask> was an Irish hurler who played for theCork senior team. <mask> was a regular member of the starting fifteen until his retirement after the 1951 championship. He won three All-Ireland medals. <mask> captained Cork to a fourth successive All-Ireland title in 1944. <mask> was a four-time county club champion. Club Condon played club hurdling for St. Finbarr's and enjoyed a lot of success. Between 1939 and 1941, he played for the famous "Barr's" club in the minor grade and collected three successive championship medals.In 1942, <mask> played in his first senior county final. Ballincollig, a team that had defeated Glen Rovers in the semi-finals, provided the opposition. St. Finbarr's powered to a 5–7 to 2–2 victory. It was <mask>'s first medal. Ballincollig and St. Finbarr's met in the championship decider again the following year. A 3–3 draw, thanks to a late goal by <mask>, was the result on that occasion, however, St. Finbarr's made no mistake in the replay and powered to a 7–9 to 1–1 victory. It was <mask>'s second medal.In 1944, three-in-a-row proved beyond St. Finbarr's as Glen Rovers claimed victory. Two years later, both sides lined up against each other. <mask> collected a third championship medal after a 2–3 to 2–1 victory over their north side rivals. The title was on the line in the county decider. As the game entered injury time, a record crowd saw "Sars" lead "the Barr's" by a single point. They failed to clear a seventy which was flicked to the net by Jim Sargent to give St. Finbarr's a 4–6 to 4–4 victory. It was

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texts: <mask>'s last medal.<mask> came to prominence on the inter-county scene as a member of the Cork minor hurl team in 1940. In 1941 <mask> was appointed captain of the side and his first season on the team was unsuccessful. He won a medal that year after a victory over Tipperary. The All-Ireland decider was led by <mask>. The All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship medal was given to <mask> by a 5–2 to 2–2 score line. In 1942 <mask> made his senior championship debut. Tipp were defeated by 4–15 to 4–1 in the provincial decider, but he won his first Munster that year.The All-Ireland final was a repeat of the previous year with Dublin once again. The game was close at the end of the first, second and third quarters. <mask> got his first All-Ireland medal when Cork won comfortably by 2–14 to 3–4. <mask> missed out onCork's final triumph, however, he later lined out in a second All-Ireland decider with Antrim becoming the first Ulster side to qualify for a final. The occasion got to the Glensmen as Cork built up an unassailable 3–11 to 0–2 half-time lead. The final score of 5–16 to 0–4 gave Cork their second-ever hat-trick of All-Ireland titles while it also gave <mask> a second All-Ireland medal. <mask> was named captain of the team as they were trying to win a fourth All-Ireland title.No team in the history of the championship has won more than three titles in a row. After a replay, Cork defeated Limerick by 4–6 to 3–6 in the first game of the year. For the third time in four years, Dublin defeated Cork in an All-Ireland decider. The

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title: Seán Condon

texts: hero of the day was Joe Kelly, who contributed greatly to the victory. It was <mask>'s third All-Ireland medal and he also had the honour of lifting the Liam MacCarthy Cup. In 1945, five-in-a-row was too far for Cork and <mask> was dropped from the starting fifteen. Following a three-point victory over Limerick, <mask> was back on the starting fifteen in 1947.Kilkenny played in the All-Ireland final for the second year in a row. The stakes were high for both sides as Cork were aiming for a record sixth championship in seven seasons while Kilkenny were aiming to avoid becoming the first team to lose three consecutive All-Ireland finals. In what has been described as one of the greatest deciders of all-time, little separated the two teams over the course of the game. A Joe Kelly goal put Cork one point ahead with time almost up, however, Terry Leahy was the hero of the day. He sent over the match-winner from the subsequent puck-out. <mask>'s side were beaten by 2–7 with the game over. It was the fifth time that Kilkenny had beaten Cork in an All-Ireland final.The break-up of the great four-in-a-row team of the 1940s was followed by four lean years of championship Hurling for Cork. <mask> retired from inter-county Hurling in 1951 after three consecutive defeats by Tipperary. <mask> was selected for the inter-provincial series of games and captained the province for one season. <mask>'s only Railway Cup medal was a 4–10 to 4–4 defeat of Connacht. Team St Finnbarrs won the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship in 1942, 1943, and

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title: Armistead Maupin

texts: Tales of the City, a series of novels set in San Francisco, was written by <mask>, Jr. Early life <mask> was born in Washington, D.C. to Diana Jane and <mask>. Lawrence O'Bryan Branch was a railroad executive and a general in the American Civil War. One of the largest law firms in North Carolina was founded by his father. He was raised in Raleigh. He graduated from the high school in 1962. He was a writer for The Daily Tar Heel at the University of North Carolina.WRAL-TV is a station managed by the U.S. Senator Jesse Helms. The patriotic award was nominated by Helms. At this time, he was a typical conservative and segregationist and admired Helms as a hero figure. Helms was condemned at a gay pride parade on the steps of the North Carolina State Capitol. One of the tours of duty that <mask> served was in the Vietnam War. In 1971 he worked at the San Francisco bureau of the Associated Press.After the Sun San Francisco edition folded, he moved the Tales of the City series to the San Francisco Chronicle. The career and reputation of San Francisco Police Inspector Dave Toschi was damaged when he was accused of faking one of the Zodiac Killer's taunting letters to the media. The San Francisco Chronicle received a Zodiac letter on April 24, 1978, which was similar to the fan mail Toschi had sent him. Although the USPS crime lab cleared Toschi of being the Zodiac letter's author, he was removed from the case and his chances of succeeding Charles Gain as chief of the San FranciscoPD were destroyed. The incident is portrayed in a film. The first part of Works Tales of the City Tales of the City was published as a newspaper serial in the Marin County newspaper The Pacific Sun on August 8, 1974 and was picked up by the San Francisco Chronicle in 1976. Tales of the City was published in 1978.Sure of You was the last book of the 1980s. Michael Tolliver Lives is a novel that continues the story of some of the characters. In 2010 there was an eighth volume, Mary Ann in Autumn, followed by a ninth and final volume, The Days of

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title: Armistead Maupin

texts: Anna Madrigal. In Babycakes, published in 1983, <mask> was one of the first writers to address the subject of AIDS. He says that he has always been all of the characters in one way or another. There are more than six million copies of the Tales of the City books in print. Several books have been adapted for radio.The first three books in the series have been adapted into television shows. The first airing was on PBS. A mini-series was aired on June 7, 2019. He collaborated on Anna Madrigal Remembers, a musical work written by Jake Heggie and performed by a choir Chanticleer and Frederica von Stade, on August 6, 1999, for which he provided a new libretto. He participated in a concert series with the Seattle Men's Chorus which included readings from his books and music from the era. The premiere of a musical version of Tales of the City took place in San Francisco in May 2011. Jake Shears and John Garden of the rock bandScissor Sisters wrote the score and lyrics for the musical.It was directed by a man. The Night Listener and Maybe The Moon are not part of Tales, but both books occasionally look in that direction. The main character in The Moon is a female heterosexual Jewish dwarf. The character was based on his friend, who played the title character in the movie E.T. The extra-terrestrial. The Night Listener was inspired by the Anthony Godby Johnson hoax. He wanted to create a psychological thriller with autobiographical elements.The issues he addresses are the end of his relationship with his long-term partner and his relationship with his father. Gabriel Noone's assistant is one of DeDe Halcyon-Day's twins from Tales. Prior to its print publication, it was on Salon.com. Miramax released The Night Listener in August of 2006 after it was adapted into a movie. Before the release of Michael Tolliver Lives, the author was quoted on his website as saying that another Tales of the City novel was unlikely. "I've stopped denying that this is book seven in Tales of the City, as it clearly is, even though I originally


title: Armistead Maupin

texts: stated that this novel was not a sequel to Tales of the City." This is a first person novel, unlike the third person format of the Tales of the City books, and it's about one character who interrelates with other characters.It is still a continuation of the saga and I think it was time for me to return to this area. Michael 'Mouse' Tolliver is an HIV-positive man who is the main character in the novel. Anna Madrigal is a familiar Tales character. Michael was the perfect vehicle for pursuing the life of an aging gay man. All the other characters stepped forward and asked to be present as soon as I started writing. I went with it because it felt natural. He says it's a smaller, more personal novel than he's written before.The book was declared 'Michael Tolliver Day' by the mayor of San Francisco. Mary Ann in Autumn was published in November 2010. The New York Times Sunday Book Reviews had a review of it. The Days of Anna Madrigal will be the final novel in the series, according to Maupin. He knew he was gay when he was a child, but did not have sex until he was 26. After seeing Turner on a dating website, Maupin married him. They were married in British Columbia, Canada, on February 18, 2007.Terry Anderson was once a gay rights activist and co-authored the screenplay for The Night Listener. He lived in San Francisco and New Zealand. As a writer, Christopher Isherwood was influential. Sarah Jane Morris is the cousin of <mask>. He is not a believer. His writings have been recorded as audiobooks. The home of shoe designers Dennis and Lynne Comeau was purchased by Maupin.The life and work of <mask> <mask> is the subject of a documentary. There are Memoirs of the City, More Tales of the City, and Further Tales of the City. There is Babycakes, Significant Others, and Sure of You. The Best Gay Read Award was presented by the Big Gay Read Literature Festival in the UK in 2001. The man is <mask> <mask>. There is a book in Bath, England. Most material is not on the new website, but is on the old one on the Wayback

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title: Michael Jeffrey Shapiro

texts: An American is a composer, conductor, and author. The son of a Klezmer band clarinetist, <mask> spent most of his high school years in Baldwin, a Long Island suburb, where he was a music student. He earned his B.A. after winning several piano contests. At Columbia College, Columbia University, where he majored in English literature and concentrated in music, he benefited most from some of the department's stellar musicology faculty. He studied conducting at the Mannes College of Music in New York and later with Harold Farberman. He earned his master's degree at The Juilliard School and studied solfge with the renowned Mme. Renée Longy was known to generations of Juilliard students as the "madame of dictation" for her rigorous demands and classic pedagogic methods.He studied privately with his most influential composition teacher. He is Laureate Conductor of the Chappaqua Orchestra in New York's Westchester County, which he conducted for the world premiere of his score for the classic 1931 film Frankenstein, directed by James Whale and starring Boris Karloff, which has since its premiere received over fifty productions internationally. He worked for two years as the music consultant to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., where he produced and performed music by a number of composers who were either murdered by the Germans and their collaborators or had survived as refugees from the Third Reich. He was the assistant conductor at the opera studio. The British Broadcasting Corporation, National Public Radio, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, the Israel Broadcasting Authority, Radio Television Ireland, Polskie Radio, and Australian Broadcasting have all broadcast the works. His music has been described in


title: Michael Jeffrey Shapiro

texts: a New York Times review as "possessing a rare melodic gift." His oeuvre includes more than one hundred works for solo voice, piano, chamber ensemble, chorus, orchestra, as well as for opera, film, and television. Martha Rockefeller Composer's Assistance, Meet the Composer, Henry Evans Traveling Fellowship of Columbia University, and the Boris Koutzen Memorial Fund are some of the awards and grants that <mask> has received.He has received a number of awards. He is the author of the novel Getting In and two non-fiction books about Jewish culture and history, Jewish Pride and The Jewish 100, which have been published in a number of countries. He has written operas, symphonies, concerti, chamber music, solo piano works, and six song cycles. Opera The Love of Don Perlimplin and Belisa in the Garden is a one-act opera written in 1984 and premiere by the Opera Theatre of Northern Virginia. Marin Alsop, conductor of the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music Orchestra, recorded the roller coaster for the orchestra. Matthew Thomas Troy conducting the Piedmont Wind Symphony A Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776 was the premiere for the band. 1 for the violin and piano.2 for Violin and Piano was composed by Tim Fain, violin, and Steven Beck, piano, and was performed by John Fullam, clarinet, and <mask>, piano. The Dallas Winds American Realists for Clarinet, Violin, Cello, and Piano watched the students grow for two flutes and piano solo instrumental Eliahu Hanavi. No. 1 2 was made at thePhillips Collection in Washington, D.C. Babel In the Wilderness Hannah A Light Ruth Naso The Deluge Hineni! Here I stand! There are recordings of Canciones and Dublin Songs, Passages, Interludes, and Bitter(Sweet) Waltzes, as well as Steven Beck's

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title: Samuel Butler (poet)

texts: <mask> was a poet and satirist. He is remembered most for his satirical poem. The son of a farmer and a churchwarden, also named <mask>, was born in Strensham. There is documentary evidence that he wasbaptized on 14 February. In his 1793 edition of Hudibras, Treadway Russell Nash gave the date of <mask>'sbaptism as 8 February. It has been repeated by many writers and editors due to the fact that the latter date seemed to be a revised account. The parish register of Strensham states that the item was christened <mask>l butler the sonne of <mask>l butler.Lady Day, 25 March, was New Year's Day in England at the time, so the year of hisbaptism was 1613 according to the change of the start of the year with the Calendar Act of 1750. In his 1793 edition of Hudibras, Nash claims that the father entered his son'sbaptism into the register, an error that was repeated in later publications, however, the entry was clearly written by a different hand. He became Sir William Russell's clerk after being brought up in his household. When he was a boy, he would make observations and reflections on every thing a person said or did. He was never at the University for that reason. He was educated under Henry Bright at the King's School, and his teaching is recorded favorably by a contemporary writer in his Worthies of England. He was a servant to the Countess of Kent.He met John Selden through Lady Kent. One of his editors reported that his pictures served to stop windows and save the

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texts: tax, but he was not very good at painting. He was thinking once to have made painting his profession, according to John Aubrey, who was one of his pallbearers. His friendship with Mr. <mask> was due to his love for painting and his skill in it. He did not practice law. After the Restoration he became secretary, or steward, to Richard Vaughan, 2nd Earl of Carbery, Lord President of Wales, who lived at least a year in Ludlow, Shropshire, until January 1662, while he was paying craftsmen to repair the castle there. The first part of Hudibras was published in 1662, followed by the other two in 1664 and 1678.<mask> was one of the early buyers of the first two parts. The book was acknowledged as the greatest fashion, but the diarist could not understand why it was so witty. A place at Court was not offered to <mask> despite his popularity. "Satyrical Witts make to themselves many Enemies and few Friends, and this was his manner and case." In the summer of 1670, the Duke of Buckingham hired <mask> and he accompanied him on a diplomatic mission to France. King Charles II gave a grant to <mask>. In the late part of his life, he lived in a house on Rose Street, which is now partially demolished.He was buried in the Church-yard of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, in the north part next to the east end, after he died of consumption in 1680. His feet are touching the wall. His grave was 2 yards distant from the Pillaster of the Dore, but he was not in debt when he died. 2 yards

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texts: distant from the pillaster of the dore, is how the grave is described in Brief Lives. A monument to him was placed in the abbey in 1732 by John Barber and the Lord Mayor of London. There is a memorial plaque in the small village church of Strensham, near the town of Upton upon Severn, where he was born. It is directed against religious sectarianism.Several of the phrases from the poem have made their way into the dictionary. It was popular to create imitators. There are many more references to personality and events of the day in Hudibras than there are in Don Quixote. A satire on classical literature, particularly Virgil, was one of the reasons why <mask> was influenced by satirists. There were many times when hudibras was reprinted. The edited editions are two of the more noteworthy. John Wilders edited the standard edition of the work.His other writings were published in 1759. The earliest surviving from 1644. His best known verse is "The Elephant on the Moon", a satire about a mouse trapped in a telescope. The early poem Cynarctomachy, or Battle between Bear and Dogs, is a parody of a Greek poem attributed to Homer. He wrote a poem called Upon Philip Nye's Thanksgiving Beard about the Puritan Philip Nye. A set of Theophrastan character sketches which were not printed until 1759 are thought to be the reason for his lack of money later in life. He is the author of many other works.People educated at King's School, 17th-century English poets, and English