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texts: illegally. He claimed to be a park Ranger when he walked over to them. <mask> said that they shooed him away and stayed in the tent after he told them to leave. <mask> returned the next day and killed them all with a gun. <mask> took their rifle and 20 dollars. The bodies of his previous victims were found later that week. <mask> was driving a station wagon.He saw his victim, a retired prizefighter and fishmonger named Fred Perez, working in his garden in Santa Cruz. <mask> did a U-turn, came back down the street, stopped, put the rifle across the hood of his car, and shot him in the heart. <mask>'s license plate was seen by the dead man's neighbor who committed the killing. <mask> was ordered to pull over by a patrolman a few minutes after the description was broadcast. The gun used to kill the people in the cabins was in his car. He didn't try to use the rifle on the seat next to him. At the time of <mask>'s murders, the police suffered from 'linkage blindness' due to the fact that the murders did not appear to be connected by a similar weapon or MO.<mask>'s trial began on July 30, 1973, after the Santa Cruz County District Attorney's office charged <mask> with ten murders. <mask> admitted to all the crimes and the trial focused on whether he was sane under U.S law, which means that he understood the nature and quality of his actions. Chris Cottle highlighted the fact that he had covered his tracks and shown premeditation in some of his crimes, while the defense argued that <mask>'s delusions made him kill. <mask> was found guilty of first-degree murder in the killings of Jim Gianera and Kathy Francis because they were deemed premeditated and eight counts of second degree murder in the other killings because they were considered "impulse" by the jury. <mask> was convicted of ten murders at the age of 26. <mask> was charged with the murder of Henri Tomei. He pleaded guilty to second-degree murder on December 11,

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texts: 1973, the day his trial was to begin, after originally pleading not guilty by reason of insanity to first-degree murder.He was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Santa Cruz County trial and has been denied parole eight times. He is being held at Mule Creek State Prison. <mask> stated that he had committed crimes in order to save the environment. He was diagnosed by Dr. David Marlowe from the university of California at Santa Cruz. <mask> and Edmund Kemper were both serial killers who were active in the same area. The two cells were next to each other. <mask> was disliked by Kemper because he killed for no good reason.Muller had a habit of bothering people when he tried to watch TV. I threw water on him. I would give him some peanuts when he was a good boy. He liked peanuts. He asked for permission to sing. <mask> had a lot of pain inside, he had a lot of anguish inside, he had a lot of hate inside, and it was addressed to people he didn't know because he didn't dare do anything. <mask> was called a kindred spirit by Kemper due to their past of being institutionalized.He would use his own experiences as a killer, such as shooting bottles and cans imagining they were people and the way the bodies of their respective victims would react in their final moments, to talk to and get in <mask>'s head. He told <mask> he knew what happened. Don't give me that bullshit about earthquakes and don't give me that nonsense about God. If you were that kind of ill, God would start talking to you right now because of the pressure I'm putting on you. Andy E. Horne played <mask> in a 2008 horror film. <mask> was the subject of an episode of Born to Kill? <mask> was portrayed by Marco Aiello in a scene from Criminal Minds.<mask> was covered on a true crime comedy show. The song "Megalomania" was written by the Church of Misery. <mask> was featured on the 57th episode of My Favorite Murder. There is a list of serial killers in the

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title: Alexis Nour

texts: <mask> is also known as <mask>. Nr. The Bessarabian-born journalist, activist and essayist, known for his advocacy of the Romanian-Bessarabian union and his critique of the Russian Empire, was also known for his political dealings. He was noted as the founder of Viaa Basarabiei gazette. <mask> was a long-term correspondent of the Poporanist review. He openly supported the Viaa Romneasc group when he was publicizing his conflict with the Russian authorities. Nour was against any military alliance between Russia and Romania.He stood out among local supporters of the Central Powers because he demanded the annexation of Transnistria and a military offensive into Bessarabia. <mask> was accused of being a spy for Russia's intelligence service, the Okhrana. As an advocate of human rights, land reform, women's suffrage and Jewish emancipation, <mask> won additional fame. <mask> did not register much success as a novelist during the last decade of his life. The academic community was skeptical of his late contributions. The future journalist, born in Russian-held Bessarabia (the Bessarabia Governorate), was a member of the ethnic Romania cultural elite and a graduate of the Bessarabian Orthodox Church Chiinu Theological Seminary. He graduated from the Pavlo Galagan College, according to other sources.During his studies in other regions of the Russian Empire, Nour became a familiar figure to those who opposed the rule of the Tsarist autocracy. He studied Philology at Kiev University and is thought to have been a member of the Socialist-Revolutionary (Eser) Party. Bessarabia's first democratic paper was edited by Nour.

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texts: During the Russian Revolution of 1905, <mask> was still in Bessarabia, but he was not involved in the local protests. According to Onisifor Ghibu, Nour missed out on the chance of establishing aMoldavian–Bessarabian "irredentist movement", leading a mysterious existence, and not giving even the faintest clue. Nour joined a local section of the Constitutional Democratic (Kadet) Party. One historian says that A<mask> did not consider himself a socialist or a nationalist.<mask> was a member of the Kadet bureau in Bessarabia and the private assistant of Leopold Sitsinski. After being kicked out of the Constitutional Democratic group, Nour began frequenting the political clubs of nationalists. After being closed down by Imperial Russian censors, Nour was affiliated with a newspaper called Basarabia. The short-lived periodical, financed by sympathizers from the Kingdom of Romania, was pushing the envelope on the issue of Romanian freedom, beyond what the 1905 regime intended to allow. In his first-ever article for the review, <mask> suggested that the regional movement for national emancipation still lacked a group of intellectual leaders, or "elected sons". Bessarabia's citizens were more attached to the national ideal, and more politically motivated, than their counterparts in Romania-proper, according to Nour. Other Basarabia articles by Nour were vehement rebuttals to the idea of extreme Russian nationalism.Nour sponsored and edited the political weekly Viaa Basarabiei in April of 1907, after abandoning the antiquated Romanian Cyrillic in favor of a Latin alphabet. Petru Cazacu, Nour's friend and colleague, said

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texts: that Nour usedcoded language to keep the Russian authorities away from him. Nour had tried to emulate the Basarabia program of popular education in Romania with the ultimate goal of ethnic emancipation. In his capacity as editor in chief, he used a poet and re-released fragments from classical works of literature. The Chiinu-based Orthodox Church printing press began publishing a Bessarabian Psalter in 1907. The legalist side of the Bessarabian emancipation movement was represented by Nour's Viaa Basarabiei. "Although moderate, the atmosphere was so stuffed, the hardships so great, the attacks of the right and the left so relentless, that in a short while [this magazine] also succumbed, not without having had its useful effect in the awakening of national sentiment," Cazacu recalls.The nationalist historian,Nicolae Iorga, accused <mask> of promoting "class Fraternity" between the Russians and the Romanians in Bessarabia, citing <mask>'s explicit rejection of the Russian Revolution. <mask> enlisted other negative comments from Iorga when he began writing Bessarabian notices. "Mr. Alexe <mask> of Chiinu assures us that his new gazette will not be a philosemitic one", commented Iorga. <mask> was given a reason to feel bad about the collaboration. The mission of Viaa Basarabiei was to popularize the Constitutional Democratic program inside the Bessarabia Governorate. <mask>'s editorial line had found itself in conflict with the censorship apparatus, so it was Russian orders that it died. The "Moldavian" intellectuals had no journal of their own and were in a state of despair, according to Cazacu.The vote in

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texts: DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchThe key that will unlocked the peasant's soul was lost when the region's educated classes were Russian-educated. In December 1908, he reported that the Bessarabian Orthodox clergy upheld the use ofMoldavian in its religious schools and press. In line with his own Viaa Basarabiei agenda, the measure gave formal status to the vernacular. The Russifying hierarchs of the Orthodox Church were annoyed by <mask>'s "letters from Bessarabia". He was included among the Church's "worst enemies", but only 20 Bessarabian priests were affected by his nationalism. Madan scandal and Drug controversy <mask>'s other Viaa Romneasc articles revealed a former colleague, Madan, who was unofficially a Russian spy in both Bessarabia and Romania. Madan claimed in his reply to Nour that his accuser was a socialist, an internationalist and a follower of Stere's Bessarabian separatism.The Special Corps of Gendarmes archives identified Madan as the person who provided the Imperial authorities with first-hand reports on the perception of Bessarabian issues in Romania. Even before 1910, the Romanian elite distanced themselves from <mask>. Ion Pelivan argued that the publicist was living far beyond his means and that he was receiving payments from the Russian authorities. The Russian-language newspaper Bessarabets was edited by Nour between June 1910 and August 1911. The paper was financed by a local magnate. <mask>'s

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texts: literary contributions were included in Russian classics. One of the few Romanian-language books to be printed in the Bessarabia Governorate before the start of World War I was a version of the novel by Leo Tolstoy.Viaa Romneasc published samples of <mask>'s literary efforts, including memoirs, sketch stories and novellas. He was a contributor to the Noua Revist Romn, possibly the author of a 1912 article condemning antisemitism. When the Bessarabets venture came to an end, <mask> was once again employed by Besarabskaya Zhizn, but this time he was representing the Union of the Russian People. <mask> was associated with Krushevan and became the editorial secretary. He was involved in a regional press scandal with other members of the editorial board. The centrist leader Krupenski was suspected of having been blackmailed by Nour. <mask> fled to Kiev after the journalists were rounded up for questioning.He obtained a passport and exiled himself from Russia. He enlisted as a student at the University of Iai after spending some time in the German Empire. He was seen as a leader in the Bessarabian expatriate community. According to fellow Bessarabian exile Axinte Frunz, theirs was a small political lobby with only 6 to 10 active members. The early spread ofMoldovenism is documented in <mask>'s new series. He told his readers that the Russian state officials tried to convince the Bessarabian peasants not to declare themselves Romania. He admitted that the only hope for a revival in Bessarabia was for the Romanians to side with the Krupenski-faction conservatives.After the outbreak of World War I, Germanophile press and

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texts: Transnistrian ethnographer,<mask>, was living in neutral Romania, active within the Viaa Romneasc circle from his new home in Iai. He advocated a war on Russia for the recovery of Bessarabia in favor of rapprochement with the Central Powers. <mask> was speculating about an alliance of interests between the two countries. Problema romno-rutean is his essay. O pagin din marea restaurare a naiunilor. In the October–November–December 1914 issue of Viaa Romneasc, there was a Page from the Great Restoration of Nations, which began a series of pieces about the Bessarabian union. <mask> is credited with having invented the term Transnistria in modern parlance, along with the word transnistreni.One of the largest claims made by Nour was that there were over 1 million transnistreni Romanias. Nichita Smochin claimed a figure of 1,200,000, twenty years after <mask>'s, from within the Transnistrian community of exiles. The German Empire and its allies were poised to win the war, according to one of <mask>'s analytical texts. The pro-ente lobby prioritized the annexation of Transylvania and other regions of Austria-Hungary over any national project in Bessarabia. <mask>'s interpretation was that the German project amounted to the dismemberment of Austria-Hungary, leaving Transylvania free to join Romania. The notion was opposed by Onisifor Ghibu, a Transylvanian. Ghibu said that the Poporanists' ideas about Bessarabian superiority were "provocative" and that they seemed to ignore the realities of Austro-Hungarian domination.An ethnographic map of Bessarabia was designed and published in 1915 by Nour. Building on a cartographic

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texts: model first used by Zsigmond Btky in his "Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen" ethnographic map, <mask>'s map divided the regions depicted into communal entities, represented as pie charts. Nour's contribution to the debate on Moldovan ethnicity was one of the reasons why the majority of the 3 million inhabitants were from Romania. <mask>'s map states a claim about the Romanians of Transnistria, including their presence in a locality named Nouroaia. The pie-chart procedure was criticized by a French geographer who thought it was inaccurate in showing the comparative numerical force of the individual populations. "Although it is not exempt from all criticism, it is generally as exact as is permitted by the Russian documents on which it bases itself," said Martonne, who had personally verified the accuracy of Nour's map at some point before 1920. As is the case with Btky's data on the Romanians in Hungary, one presumes that the error is to the disadvantage of the people.The map is thought to be one of <mask>'s "meritorious" contributions to the cause of Romanian emancipation. <mask> became a contributor to the unofficial Conservative Party press after taking his ideas outside the Poporanist clubs. He was a regular contributor to Petre P. Carp's newspaper pro-Bessarabian and anti-Russian gazette Moldova. In the German daily Seara, <mask> expanded on his wartime vision. He predicted in 1915 that Austria-Hungary would inevitably collapse and that future Romania would be a Black Sea and Danubian power. The Straits Question would be solved with time, the Bessarabian journalist claimed, as well as the creation of


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texts: commercial prosperity and a share of the British, French or Belgian colonial empires. The April 1916 Seara article argued that the German victory in the Battle of Verdun was a matter of days or weeks, after which Europe would be dominated by 70 million Germans.The drama of the Bessarabian who assesses all things, often in a purely imaginary pitch, is found in <mask>'s project. The wartime refuge and Umanitatea was invaded by the Central Powers in 1917. Nour made his first contributions to the international press when he was in Iai, where the Romanian government had retreated. Ilie Ctru, a Bessarabian agent of the Okhrana, was wanted by the Central Powers on charges of terrorism. <mask>'s Bessarabian career received full exposure in the spring of 1917 after the February Revolution. Nour was exposed to public shame after the committee for exploring the Special Corps of Gendarmes archive made public his reports. The October Revolution seemed to be a result of Nour's prophecies, as theMoldavian Democratic Republic looked set to unite with the defeated country.His map has since been laid out on all tables of the great European conferences, thanks to Nour. <mask> was in Chiinu in April 1918 to celebrate the positive vote on Bessarabia's union. This was a risky move on Marghiloman's part, as he was present at the restaurant where Marghiloman was being greeted by the unionist leaders, and he was spotted by his former friends. When Romania sued for peace with Germany, <mask> was back in Iai. Russian troops were still parading through the city streets. Ghibu claims that he had a career as a private teacher of Russian,


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texts: having as his clients the Romanian soldiers and some concerned civilians. On June 24, <mask> opened a new magazine in Iai called Umanitatea, which only published one more issue on July 14.Lucian Boia said that Umanitatea offered a reply to Marghiloman's promise to reform the constitution. The magazine's agenda called for labor rights in the industrial sphere, the reestablishment of a landed peasantry, and Jewish emancipation. Boia notes that the statement of support was singular and emphasized by the presence of Jewish intellectuals. Boia notes that the Umanitatea program was a sample of <mask>'s great projects. The developments of Russian political life under the Bolsheviks were covered by Umanitatea. His other magazine, the anticommunist Rsritul, was a main topic because of the subject of "anarchy". Bessarabia is described as a prey to "Bolshevik fury" by Nour's articles.He wrote that the armies needed to move quickly and seize the people's East, down to the Blue Bug. Ghibu argued that the new agenda shows <mask>'s "bizarre mentality", not unlike that of his revolutionary enemies. <mask> claimed in one of his later essays that his only son, who was caught in the Russian Civil War, was killed by the Soviets. The young man died in a mass execution after being made to dig his own grave, according to Nour's account. Nour is said to have been the focus of an official investigation during the war. During the interwar period, when different political circumstances resulted in the creation of Greater Romania, <mask> remained active on the literary and political scene, and was for a while editor in chief of the


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texts: mainstream literary magazine. He was present on the first issue of Moldova de la Nistru, a Bessarabian "magazine written for the people", and wrote for the newspapers Opinia and Avntul.Umanitatea was reborn at Iai in June 1920, but had no editorial director or correspondent. He published from and introductions to Russian literature in the Poporanist periodicals. He was a contributor to a left-wing literary newspaper by 1925. He worked with Alfred Hefter-Hidalgo at Lumea and C. Zarida Sylva on another Basarabia newspaper, which was dedicated to "national propaganda" in Romania and abroad. His activities centered on human rights defense and pro-feminism. He was a contributor to Mntuirea in 1922. In a piece published by the feminist tribune Aciunea Feminist, he explained that his struggle was about gaining recognition for "the human rights of women".Oana Blu said that <mask>'s attitude was similar to that of another pro-feminist writer. In 1925, <mask> was a supporter of Constructivism and a member of the small but active avant-garde clubs. "Progress is a gradual adaptation to the least reduced division of labor between men," he wrote for M. H. Maxy's Integral magazine. It is immoral and unjust to slow down adaptation. The foundation of Constructivist integralism can be found in the area of social philosophy. Nour continued with his coverage of Russian politics in the final years of his career. He published a portrait of a liberal leader.He was one of the original editors of Lumea Medical, the health and popular science magazine, in 1929. Nour signed pieces in the literary monthly, which was launched by Gala

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texts: Galaction and Paul Zarifopol. Masca lui Beethoven is a fiction writing that was published in February 1929. Stafiile dragostei was a collaborative fiction work that involved <mask>. Romanul patru is the author of The Ghosts of Love. The novel of the four Doctor Ygrec, better known as I. Glicsman, was one of his co-authors.Stafiile dragostei is sometimes described as a parody of science fiction conventions, in line with similar works by Tudor Arghezi or Felix Aderca. <mask>'s contribution to the narrative only covers its more conventional and less ambitious episodes, which depict the epistolary novel of a sailor, Remus Iunian, and a recluse beauty. In his final years, <mask> had an interest in the Prehistory of Southeastern Europe. The last two of <mask>'s scholarly works were published posthumously in 1941, at a time when Romania was ruled by the fascist National Legionary regime. One was named after the cult of Zalmoxis. Roberto Merlo, an academic at the University of Torino, notes that it formed part of a Zamolxian "fascination" among Romanian men of letters, from Mircea Eliade to Henric Sanielevic. Credine, rituri i superstiii geto-dace was the focus of the study on Paleo-Balkan mythology.The Vasile Prvan Award was granted to the book. Credine, rituri i superstiii geto-dace was deemed to be an indiscriminate collection of quotes from "good and bad" authors by archeologist Daicoviciu. <mask> died in 1940. He is buried in a cemetery. Lucian Boia is referred to as "Germanofilii". Elita intelectual romneasc n anii Rzboi Mondial. Istoria Basarabiei, 3: Sub dominaia ruseasc (1812-1918): Politica, ideologia,


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texts: administraia, Tip.Viaa Romneasc, Iai. Y. Ion Constantin wrote "<mask>ur, agent al Ohranei" in September 2011. There are publicaiile periodice romneti. There is a new edition of Vol. Ileana-Stanca Desa was one of the authors of the catalog. There is a new edition of Vol.The catalog is from 1925-1930. "Tentative de constituire a organizaiilor, a partidelor de orientare naional, n Basarabia la nc." There is a moment. In Administrare Public, Nr. al XX-lea. "Essai de carte ethnographique des pays roumains" was published in Annales de Géographie. Nr. XXIX, Nr. "Gheorghe Madan - agent al Imperiului Rus" was published in the University of Bucharest Faculty of Journalism's Revista Romn.Presa basarabean de la nceputuri pn anul 1957. The catalog was retrieved from the B. P. Hasdeu Municipal Library on January 26, 2011. The book is called "Antologie, Editura Semne, Bucharest,


title: Phil Manzanera

texts: <mask> is an English musician and record producer. He was the lead guitarist for Quiet Sun. In 2006 <mask> co-produced David Gilmour's album On an Island, and played in his band for tours in Europe and North America. He presented a series of 14 one-hour radio programmes called The A-Z of Great Guitarists. <mask> was born in London, England, and spent most of his childhood in different parts of the Americas, including Hawaii, Venezuela, and Cuba. The young <mask>, who was six years old at the time, encountered his first guitar in Havana, Cuba, owned by his mother. Cuban folk songs inspired by the Cuban Revolution were his earliest musical accomplishments.<mask> was experimenting with the sounds of the electric guitar. He was influenced by 1960s rock and roll and Latin American rhythms during his teenage years. In his late teens, <mask> formed a series of school bands with Bill MacCormick, later a member of Matching Mole and Random Hold. Among the younger students at the school who saw the older boys performing in these various bands were Simon Ainley, David Ferguson

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texts: and David Rhodes, all of whom were members of the late-1970s progressive group Random Hold. The final incarnation of <mask>'s Dulwich College bands, dubbed Pooh & The Ostrich Feathers, evolved into the progressive rock quartet Quiet Sun with the addition of keyboard player Dave Jarrett. They wrote a number of original songs and instrumental pieces, none of which were recorded until years later, and the band broke up when McCormick joined Matching Mole, but <mask> briefly revived the group in 1975 to record a full album of their original music. <mask> was determined to join a professional band and in October 1971 he was one of about twenty players who tried out for the band.<mask> has an interest in music. He came to know several prominent musicians, including Soft Machine's Robert Wyatt and Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, who were friends of his older brother, Eugene. His bandmates at this time were Bryan Ferry, Brian Eno, Paul Thompson, Andy Mackay, and Graham Simpson. The band was hailed as a major influence of the early 1970s. When the band members went on a "long

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texts: break" in 1983, the band achieved ten UK Top Ten albums and toured extensively throughout the world. Although Ferry had sole writing credit on the first twoLPs, his work dominated the group's output, <mask> was credited as co-writer with Ferry on the following songs. <mask>'s first major credit as a producer was in 1975, when he produced the second album of the New Zealand group Split Enz, which was recorded in London.<mask> played guitar on three tracks of the first Brian Eno album Here Come the Warm Jets, as well as guitar and production assistance on his second solo album Taking Tiger Mountain. All of his previous solo albums have 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 <mask> Manzanera has worked with many of the greats of modern music, such as Steve Winwood, David Gilmour, John Cale, Godley & Creme, and John Wetton. He has co-written with many artists. Pink Floyd's single "One Slip" was co-written by Manzanera. Most of the former and current members of Roxy Music, except Bryan Ferry, contributed to Manzanera's first solo album. Brian Eno, Paul Thompson, Eddie Jobson, Andy Mackay, and John Wetton all played bass on two of the tracks.The members of <mask>'s pre-Roxy group Quiet Sun were featured on the instrumental tracks. Manzanera used the studio time to quickly record a full album of Quiet Sun material, who had not been able to make any professional recordings, after the recording of Diamond Head. The critically acclaimed concert recording 801 Live, which was recorded at a 1976 London show performed by the

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texts: "special occasion" band 801, features reworked versions of two tracks from Mainstream. Manzanera, with Eno on vocals, synthesizer and treatments, Quiet Sun bassist Bill MacCormick, Curved Air keyboardist Francis Monkman, 19-year-old drumming prodigy <mask>s, and slide guitarist Lloyd Watson, had previously performed as a solo support act for Roxy Music. The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" and The Kinks' "You Really Got Me" were both covered on the album. One of the first liveLPs to use the "direct injection" (DI) method of recording, in which the signals from the various electric instruments were fed directly into the recording console, enabled a dramatic improvement in fidelity over the earlier. The success of the live album led to the creation of a more permanent incarnation of the band.Simon Ainley, an old schoolmate of <mask>'s, took over from Eno as lead vocalist, who only provided treatments and textures. Tim Finn and Eddie Rayner of Split Enz relocated to the UK and joined an all-star session group that also included Francis Monkman, Bill and Ian McCormick and

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texts: SimonPhillips. The studio album Listen Now was released in 1976, but the initial recordings had begun in December 1975, well before the original concert line-up of 801 was put together. The group dissolved after a short tour of the UK. There was a live performance at Manchester University in 1977 with Ainley on vocals and guitar and appearances by special guests. <mask>'s second solo album was originally intended to be the second studio album, and it featured many of the same personnel from Listen Now, including Ainley, Bill and Ian McCormick, John Wetton, <mask>s, Mel Collins, Tim and Neil. According to Ainley, he was slated to perform the lead vocal tracks, and he contributed to the composition of the track "Slow Motion TV", but by his own account he had a severe cold the day he began recording his vocals and could not hit the notes.<mask>'s solo projects were put on hold until 1982 after the group reformed, but the album was eventually released under his name. His tenth anniversary as a professional musician was marked by his third solo album. It was intended to

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texts: be a retrospective of his musical influences and style growth, interpreted through a series of solo pieces that represent various stages in his life. <mask> only plays one track that features John Wetton on bass, and it is backed by a drum machine. There were snatches of dialogue recorded at various rehearsals. In the 1990s, <mask> performed in concerts all over the world, including at Guitar Legends, the five-day guitar festival in Seville, where he was musical director for the event as well as playing with Bob Dylan, Jack Bruce, Vicente Amigo, Dave Edmunds. He has played in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Cuba, Spain, France, Italy and the UK.He played in South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. <mask> and Bryan Ferry performed together for the first time in 18 years at the British Gas Millennium Concert. <mask> produced an album for the Brazilian rock band Os Paralamas do Sucesso, which included a participation by Brian May. The band that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


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texts: first album to be recorded, and the client list includes Brian Eno, David Gilmour, Annie Lennox, Kevin Ayers, and Chrissie hynde. Comicopera was recorded at Gallery in 2007. <mask> began singing on his own albums in 2001, followed by 6pm in 2004, and 50 Minutes Later in 2005. He was at a concert at Wembley Arena in 2005 with other musicians. Everything That Will Happen Today was written and directed by him.He collaborated with Lucho Brieva on the Corroncho project. Chrissie Hynde wrote the Spanish version of the track Complicada. Two corroncho characters are the subject of a set of songs on the album. The musical styles of salsa, cumbia, pop music, ballads and chillout are included on the album. While his 1990 solo album Southern Cross was an album of Latin music, <mask> started in 1999 a series of solo productions that reflect his past achievements in a modern context. Many musicians from past times show up again on the recordings. Some of the musical themes on The Sound of Blue have been reworked.<mask> is the lead vocalist on these albums. The final concert of the

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texts: Notte della Taranta Festival was directed by him. On An Island was co-produced by <mask>. <mask> plays rhythm guitar in Remember That Night and Live in Gdask, as well as on the world tour to support the album. <mask> plays a guitar solo in a Red Dwarf episode. Only his hands appeared playing the guitar, and his credit on the Internet Movie Database lists his role as "Hands of Psiren Lister". He is called "the hands of <mask>" on screen.He presented a series of 14 one-hour radio programmes called The A-Z of Great Guitarists. <mask> has played a variety of instruments throughout his career, but he is best known for his "signature" guitar, a 1964 'Cardinal Red' Gibson Firebird VII, with gold-plated pick-ups and tuners. <mask> posed with the guitar during the photo session that produced the inner gatefold photo for the second album, and he has used it a lot throughout his career. <mask> uses two custom-made guitars, one of which features a mother of pearl inlay in the shape of an iguana. <mask> plays a lot of guitars on tour and in the studio. The cover photographs for

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texts: the 801 Live album show him playing a Yamaha SG-2000 guitar, which was used by Carlos Santana. <mask>'s guitar sound was often heavily treated using various electronic devices and techniques, including processing the output of his guitar through Eno's synthesizer, both in the studio and on stage.He was able to create a wide range of sounds and textures, many of which are not immediately identifiable as having been produced by an electric guitar. <mask>'s guitars were used to produce all of the sounds on his solo album. <mask> converted a coach house into a recording studio and a main house, designed in 1936, after purchasing St. Anne's Court in 1977. Christopher Tunnard created the gardens. <mask>'s solo albums were recorded at the studio. The main house was in Poirot. The property was sold to Osman Kent in 1997.The asteroid was named in his honor after it was discovered at the Kitt Peak National Observatory. The official was published by the Minor Planet Center. A group of people educated at a college are in a


title: Ron Lindner

texts: <mask>, along with his brother <mask>, invented the Lindy Rig, a fishing lure that has been used by tens of millions of people. Lindner estimates that more than 70 million Lindy Rigs have been sold. Lindner Media Production, along with Al and sons James, Daniel and Bill, produces educational fishing programs such as "Angling Edge" and "Fishing Edge", as well as DVDs, videos, national TV commercials, product sales. Rapala, Lund Boats, Blue Fox, Storm, MinnKota, Mustad, Nature Vision, and Gander are just a few of the well known companies that Lindner Media productions customers include. Lindner was included in the Minnesota State Historical Society's 2008 list of "Minnesota's 150 - The people, places, and things that shape our state". Lindner started fishing at the age of five after spending summers at his parents' lake cabin on Lake Ripley. He was fascinated by the lures, the rods, the reels, and other accessories of the sport.After spending time in the Army in the early 1950s, and after brother Al's short 1966 tour in Vietnam, the pair moved their families to Wisconsin and Minnesota to start their fishing tackle and guide business. In 1970 the Lindners decided to test the waters of outdoor television after being established as fishermen and fishing guides. The first episode of the show was filmed on Big Sand Lake near Park Rapids, Minn., where <mask> and Al taught people how to find and catch fish. The Rapala VMC product line for walleye fishing was one of the lures invented and marketed

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title: Ron Lindner

texts: by the brothers over the next thirteen years. In-Fisherman is the parent company of the sport fishing magazine and nationally syndicated radio and television shows. While his wife was at home raising seven children alone, he was living his fantasy of fishing throughout the world. Running with hard-living people, his excesses finally caught up with him when he got his third drunken driving in 1973.He struggled with alcohol and the guilt, remorse, and depression that come with alcoholism for the next five years. It all came to a head in 1978 when he lost a day and a half working at the Minneapolis Sports Show and thought his car had been stolen. He listened to a radio preacher who said that the wicked will not inherit the kingdom of God. Don't be deceived, neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor adulterers nor male prostitutes nor homosexual offenders nor thieves. Lindner realized that he was a drunk and needed help from God. Al and his wife, Mary, were going to listen to an Evangelist in Crosby, Minn., without knowing what had happened in Minneapolis or on the drive home. Lindner confessed his sins and asked Jesus into his heart as his Lord and Savior after listening to the preacher's sermon.Brother Al became a born-again Christian in 1982. The life lessons the <mask> brothers learned on and off the water can be found in First Light on the Water. Lindner's faith and how he molds it and his sport fishing career have been featured in a number of publications. The F+L+P+S formula was


title: Ron Lindner

texts: developed to make fishing more accessible and successful for people of all ages. The formula was developed over a period of time and was inspired by Bill Binkelman, Lindner's mentor and well-known Minnesota fisherman. Lindner has been honored for his lifetime support of sport fishing. Lindner was a part of the inaugural class of the Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame.On May 22, 2002, the <mask> and brother Al received an award for their contributions to Minnesota's magazine industry. <mask> and his brother Al were inducted into the Normark Hall of Fame in 2007, for their contributions to the growth and longevity of Normark. <mask> was elected to the Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame in 2008. James was recently in the Hall of Fame. After the sale of In-Fisherman to Primedia Broadcasting in 1998, Lindner retired from full-time work, but continued to work with the company under a contract. In-Fisherman broadcasts were seen nationally by 600,000 households and aired Saturday and Sunday on The National Network (now known as Spike), In-Fisherman magazine had 310,000 subscribers, and In-Fisherman Radio had more. The brothers created a new company called "Angling Edge" in 2002, which is centered around their Christian faith and the award-winning show of the same name.Lindner started his 41st year of fishing television with "Angling Edge" in 2011. Lindner has co-authored 10 books with his brother and has 30 unique designs on his lures. There are references to1934 births Living people American

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title: Shinjiro Otani

texts: Pro Wrestling Zero1 is a professional wrestling organization. <mask> is in charge of the company. After being criticized by his parents for choosing a professional wrestling career, <mask> moved out of his parents house and went to work for New Japan Pro-Wrestling. He went to Tokyo to start training. <mask>'s life was hard at the beginning, since he was homeless and his money only paid for a small tatami-like dwelling. Thanks to Hamaguchi, <mask> was able to pay off his debts and get a better place to live, at the same time he was training for his debut. He made his debut on June 25, 1992.He lost most of his matches, but he did pick up victories over fellow young lions, such as future tag team partner Tatsuhito Takaiwa and Yuji Nagata. He helped New Japan against UWF-i in 1995 and was already in the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship picture. <mask> became the first world cruiserweight champion after defeating Wild Pegasus in a tournament final. This was the beginning of his push as a junior contender. <mask> earned the J-Crown and was part of the first IW GP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team that won the title in 1999. He began to associate himself with his future business partner. In 2000, New Japan booker Riki Choshu demoted the junior members to mere jobbers in order to push Kensuke Sasaki above everyone else.<mask> was sent to bulk up. <mask> tried to challenge Sasaki for the IW GP Heavyweight Championship, but failed. He became one of the top stars after Shinya Hashimoto's death

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title: Shinjiro Otani

texts: in 2004, when he became one of the top stars in the Pro Wrestling Zero1 promotion. The company was renamed to Pro Wrestling ZERO1-MAX after Hashimoto's death. He formed a tag team with Masato and Keiji that would appear in the US promotion Ultimate Pro Wrestling. During <mask>'s time in ZERO1, the tag team has formed, reformed, and been dissolved many times. The NWA Intercontinental Tag Team Championship has 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884The Fire Festival has been won by <mask> three times. On January 22, 2006 <mask> defeated Steve Corino for the AWA Superstars of Wrestling World Heavyweight Championship. On December 24, 2007, it was announced that <mask> would become the President of ZERO1. <mask> took office on January 23, 2007, replacing the previous President who became the Director of First on Stage. On February 27, 2009, he defeated Yuji Nagata to win the world title. On January

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title: Shinjiro Otani

texts: 4, 2013, at Wrestle Kingdom 7 in Tokyo Dome, <mask> made a special return to New Japan, when he replaced an injured Daichi Hashimoto in a tag team match. <mask> went back to the junior division in September of 2015, saying the division had lost its way and needed more heart.The NWA International lightweight tag team won the titles, the team's fourth title overall and their first in 15 years, after they reformed their team with Tatsuhito Takaiwa. On October 11 <mask> defeated Minoru Tanaka, who had defeated him and Takaiwa in 2000, to win the Zero1 International and NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championships. He lost the titles to Kotaro Suzuki after three successful defenses. Zero1 profile 1972 births of Japanese male professional

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title: Terry Locke

texts: <mask> is a New Zealand poet, anthologist, poetry reviewer and academic. <mask> was the youngest of three children and grew up in the suburb of Sandringam. He was in the same class as Sam Hunt at St Peter's College and was taught for two important senior years by K O Arvidson. He received a Junior National University Scholarship in 1965, after duxing the college in 1964. <mask> completed a PhD in English in 1965, after completing a degree in English and Mathematics at the Holy Name Seminary. His thesis was about a design for urban imagery in seven American poets. He was involved in the foundation of Youthline while he was a social activist.He was involved in a number of social and Catholic initiatives. He wrote a history of Youthline. <mask> lectured in the English Department at the University for nine years after completing his PhD. Rapport was edited by him for four years. He worked on his PhD thesis while he was a Research Fellow at Yale University. He was a secondary school teacher for twelve years. He has been working in the Arts and Language Education Department of the School of Education at Waikato University since 1997, where he trains secondary English teachers and pursues academic interests in such areas as "professionalism, 'new technologies', the construction of English and educational reform".<mask> was appointed Professor: Arts and Language Education Poetry after retiring from his post. His poetic influences include William Wordsworth, T S Eliot, William Carlos Williams, Wallace Stevens and Robert Duncan. He states that Emily Dickinson has

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texts: not influenced his poetry. Landfall and other journals published his poems. His first book of poems, After a Life in the Provinces, was published in 1983. The setting for his second book of poems, Home Territory, was his old villa in Kingsland. <mask>'s third book of poems, Maketu, was published in 2003 and his fourth collection, Ranging around the zero, was published in the same year.The poems in <mask>'s first book of poems are dominated by personal and family concerns. <mask> weaves his past, his religious concerns, his relationship with his wife and his domestic setting with reflections on poetry in After a Life in the Provinces. I find no sweeter fat than sticks to my own bones after having pried through the strata, analysed to a hair, and counsel'd with doctors and calculated close, according to that poem. <mask> said it was that easy. Church Universal gives more pointed treatment to <mask>'s religious concerns. Many of the poems have New Zealand settings that are familiar to the poet such as the Waiohini River Bridge It Happens and Mangaweka. The Saturday, 5 September 1981 riot in the area around Eden Park is the subject of the poem Demonstration.The poem is an attack on some of the social views expressed in the poem Pig Island Letters. The Motel and Home Territory are both named poems in Home Territory <mask>'s second book of poems. <mask>'s relationship with his wife, her pregnancy and the eventual birth of their daughter are all family concerns in both poems. The poems are a record of the process of finding out about Phillip Tapsell, a figure

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title: Terry Locke

texts: from early Nineteenth-century New Zealand history. There are different styles of poems. The image of the diving board is a metaphor for the invitation to historical engagement. The poems refer to the massacre.The Retribution and The Shadow were written by Tapsell after he was involved in the retribution against the Mori iwi. The poems The Revenger's tragedy and The artefact refer to the later experience of Tapsell and Hineiturama, who were married by Bishop Pompallier in 1841. The moment and place where <mask> first heard of Tapsell is referenced in the sequence. The Kaituna River died quietly. The old diving board was still in use. A plaque bearing the name Philip Tapsell was attached to the cannon's base, which was near the memorial. There are many references to William Shakespeare in the poems.Poems After a Life in the Provinces: Poems 1975– 1982. Lindon was the Home Territory in the West. HeadworX was published in Wellington in 2003 Steele Roberts, Wellington, was retrieved 11 August 2016 Whitefeathers: An anthology of New Zealand and Pacific Island poetry on the theme of peace was published in 1991. A contemporary New Zealand poetry selection was published in 2000. Jewels in the Water: Contemporary New Zealand Poetry for Younger Readers was published in 2000.The National Library of New Zealand has a catalogue search. Professor <mask>'s Selected Bibliography was retrieved in December 2020. References External links 1946 births Living people New Zealand literary critics New Zealand poets New Zealand Roman Catholics People educated at St Peter's

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title: Lord Michael Fitzalan-Howard

texts: Major General Lord <mask>- Howard was a senior officer in the British Army. For ten years he was the marshal of the Diplomatic Corps in the British Royal Household, and for 20 years he was the Colonel of the Life Guards. Fitzalan-Howard was the second son of Bernard Fitzalan-Howard, the 3rd Baron Howard of Glossop and the 11th Baroness Beaumont. He was younger than his brother, the 17th Duke of Norfolk. He had two other brothers and four sisters with the same name. His mother's family seat was Carlton Towers in North Yorkshire. Both Fitzalan-Howard and his brother, Miles, followed parallel courses.<mask> was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge from 1935 to 1938, while Miles was educated at Christ Church, Oxford. <mask> and Miles joined the British Army in the Scots Guards and the Grenadier Guards, respectively. The 3rd Battalion of the Scots Guards was formed in 1944. After D-Day, <mask> commanded a squadron of the 3rd Scots Guards, while Miles was brigade major of the 5th Guards Armoured brigade. Martin commanded a tank in the 2nd Grenadier Guards. The Military Cross was won by <mask> and Miles. <mask>'s MC was awarded for leading several attacks.He beat his brother in the race to become brigade major of the 32nd Guards brigade. The brigades leapfrogged each other on their way to the Rhine and the Elbe. despatches mentioned <mask>. After the war, <mask> and Miles remained in the army. <mask> was best man at a wedding.

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title: Lord Michael Fitzalan-Howard

texts: Royal Victorian Order and served as marshal of the Diplomatic Corps from 1972 to 1981. He was the chairman of the Territorial Army and Volunteer Reserve Council. In 1975, Fitzalan-Howard's elder brother, Miles, succeeded as the 17th Duke of Norfolk, and <mask> became Lord <mask>- Howard when he and his siblings were granted the rank of younger sons and daughters of a duke.He held the offices of the Life Guards for 20 years after succeeding The Earl Mountbatten. In 1999 he became an Extra Equerry to Queen Elizabeth II. Fitzalan-Howard was married three times. His first wife was the daughter of Sir Hew Hamilton-Dalrymple, 9th Baronet. Their mother died on July 28, 1947, after they had a daughter named Jean. Jean became a lady-in-waiting to Diana, Princess of Wales. He was married to Jane Margaret Meade-Newman on 20 April 1950.They had five children, a daughter and four sons. His second wife died. Victoria Winifred Baring was the daughter of Colonel Edmund Maghlin Russell and the widow of Sir Mark Baring. In 2007, <mask>-Howard died at the age of 91, he was survived by his third wife, daughter of his first marriage, and five children from his second marriage. External links Obituary in The Times, 14 November 2007, and The Daily Telegraph, 5 November 2007. People educated at Ampleforth College Alumni of Trinity College, Oxford British Roman Catholics and English Roman Catholics Companions of the Order of the British Empire died

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title: Abdusalam H. Omer

texts: , also known as <mask>, is an economist and politician. He was a Chief of Staff at the Executive Office of the Mayor of the District of Columbia, a Director of the UNDP, and a Chief Business Officer for the District of Columbia Public Schools. He was the Governor of the Central Bank of Somalia. He was the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the country from February to March. The personal life of <mask>'s family is from the northwest of the country. He is from the Gadabuursi clan. At the age of 16, he moved to the US.He earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Boston College in 1977. He received a Master of Arts in Public Administration from Oklahoma State University. At the University of Tennessee, <mask> taught American politics, public and personnel administration, budgeting and program evaluation to undergraduates. He received a PhD in Public Administration from the institution in 1986. He holds American and dual citizenship. In 1987 he was a research associate with ACRC Systems in New York City. He moved to Washington, D.C. in 1989 where he was an international student advisor.After joining the Prince William County capital improvement projects, he worked for three years as a management and budget analyst. He was a consultant in international finance to the World Bank. At the Washington, D.C. Budget Office, <mask> worked as a senior budget analyst for public safety and education. After August 1996, he was the chief financial officer for the District of Columbia Public Schools. In 1997 he was appointed deputy chief financial officer of the Washington, D.C. government. He was responsible for managing a yearly budget of $2 billion and an operating budget of $6 billion. He achieved balanced budgets for three straight years and formulated a comprehensive policy and budget analysis.The chief of staff was named in 1999. He was in charge

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title: Abdusalam H. Omer

texts: of 75 senior personnel at the Executive Office of the Mayor. He provided guidance and support to the agency directors and deputy mayors, maintained political relations with Congress and the Council, and developed performance benchmarks, strategic planning, and other aspects of the overall policy agenda of the District of Columbia. In 2001 to 2002, he was an expert consultant in municipal finances in the World Bank's East Asia and Pacific region cluster. The municipal authorities were trained on bond issues. Between 2002 and 2006 the head of the United Nations Development Program's Governance and Financial Services Program was <mask>. The program involved training in tax collection, government budget and financial management, allocating land management, and establishing urban planning and design units in conjunction with UNHABITAT.The UNDP's first program in support of money transfer businesses was founded by <mask>. Growth of the local private sector was the aim of the initiative. He trained more than 100 financial analysts through the UN/World Bank's LICUS program. The establishment of a new public administration institute was spearheaded by <mask>. He helped establish the training programs of the university. The chief business officer for the District of Columbia Public Schools was appointed in February 2007. He oversaw a support service network that included facilities management, information systems, procurement, security, food service and real property management.<mask> has three decades of experience in the economic field and specializes in financial and strategic planning, economic governance, and public sector reform. The new Governor of the Central Bank of Somalia was appointed on January 17th. Restructuring the monetary authority is one of his duties. In order to facilitate the task of post-conflict reconstruction and

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title: Abdusalam H. Omer

texts: development, the Central Bank issued full licenses to commercial banks by the end of the year. Once full licences are issued, the provisional licences are intended to show banks how to comply with the general banking regulations. Several foreign banks are interested in acquiring the permits. The Central Bank was collecting data to determine price levels and other indicators related to the growing informal economy.He said that a new currency was going to be released by the government. The shilling strengthened after the fall of the Taliban in 2011. It was in short supply because it was last printed in 1991. The International Monetary Fund is expected to support this endeavor, as it formally recognized the government in April of this year. After a period of around 24 months, the Central Bank would resume debt sales. According to the UN Monitoring Group, 80 percent of withdrawals from the Central Bank of Somalia were made for private purposes. While acknowledging that the new national leadership presented an opportunity for change, the panel also suggested that the Bank was operating as a patronage system for government officials.According to the report, the Bank was not subject to the legislature or government oversight because it was run by <mask>, who made all banking decisions in the absence of a board. The new Governor of the Central Bank said the charges were an attempt to undermine the nation's budding financial institutions and he called for an audit. Most of the funds that the panel alleged were missing had been deposited in a Finance Ministry account at the Central Bank, while the rest had been deposited in an account that a former prime minister had established for regional relations. The bank deposits were made with the help of the PWC representatives. The president's office denied the allegations and said they dated from a


title: Abdusalam H. Omer

texts: previous administration. A legal team from the US firm Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy & Ecker, PA was hired by the authorities to investigate the charges. The methodology and conclusions of the SEMG report's Annex 5.2 were found to be deeply flawed and unreliable by the auditors.The section of the report containing corruption allegations was recommended to be removed by the auditing firms. They requested that the UN Security Council publicly sanction theSEMG for failing to adhere to and apply the UN's internal fact-finding standards. He was shocked by the allegations. He remembers how he used to call out financial mismanagement when he was in Washington. I don't know if anyone knows the magnitude of the problems in D.C. public schools. He told The Washington Post that it was "incomprehensible" when he was named chief business operations officer. He denies the U.N. monitoring group's claim that the central bank funds went missing.He said in an interview that he was not part of the government during the time when funds were missing. After the presidential office told him that changes would be made at the institution, he resigned as governor of the Central Bank. He was replaced by Yussur A.F. A sharp object. She is the first woman to lead the Central Bank. On January 27th, 2015, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Somalia was appointed by the new prime minister. He took over the position from Beyle.On February 14th, <mask> assumed office at a handover ceremony at the foreign ministry compound. The foreign ministry personnel were told to assist the incoming minister by Beyle. He pledged to fulfill his own duties in accordance with the Constitution, after commending Beyle for his diplomatic work. In February 2015, the Foreign Minister met with the Ambassador of Djibouti to the country. The directors of the foreign ministry attended the


title: Abdusalam H. Omer

texts: gathering. The two statesmen discussed a number of bilateral matters, notably the presence of the Djibouti armed forces contingent within the African Union Mission in Africa. The Djiboutian government was saluted by <mask>.The Foreign Minister traveled to Cairo, Egypt to attend the Summit of Arab Foreign Ministers. He met with his counterparts from other Arab League nations. The political situation in Libya, Yemen, Syria and Palestine were the focus of the conference. The foreign ministers agreed on a draft resolution to establish a joint military force, which will be coordinated by the Arab League's Joint Defence Council. The Arab heads of states met in late March. The trilateral agreement was signed in March of 2015. He signed a trilateral agreement that stated that the governments of Somalia, Djibouti and Ethiopia would support the federal government's security operations against the Al-Shabaab militant group.The Foreign Minister's official visit was his first. In March 2015, the prime minister of the Federal Government of Somalia led talks with the prime minister of the state of Qatar. The federal delegation included a Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, a Minister of Health, and a Minister of Transport and Aviation. Strengthening investment, commerce and governance ties between the two territories were the focus of the gathering. The agreement was signed in the civil aviation and education sectors. The treaty aims to speed up the ongoing reconstruction and development process in the country. The agreement states that Qatar Airways will begin flights to the Aden Adde International Airport in Mogadishu.In March 2015, <mask> met with the Foreign Affairs Minister of the United Arab Emirates. Strengthening collaboration and cooperation in the security sector was one of the topics discussed by the two leaders. They

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title: Abdusalam H. Omer

texts: talked about the political situation in the country. The UAE's commitment to the reconstruction process in the country was applauded by <mask>. The 26th Arab League summit took place in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt in March of 2015. The League of Arab States representatives received the delegates at the local airport. The Saudi Arabia-led military intervention in Yemen was supported by <mask>.In response to a call from the President of Yemen for assistance from the Arab League in stabilizing the situation, he and Mohamud also affirmed their support for the legitimacy of the incumbent government and its anti-terrorist efforts. The Saudi-led forces were allowed to use the airspace, territorial waters and land of Somalia for their counter-insurgency effort in Yemen. It offered to share its experience with the coalition forces. Bosaso in the northeast and Berbera in the northwest are scheduled to be used by the coalition forces due to their proximity to Yemen after the approval came. In April 2015, <mask> met with the Ambassador of China to China to discuss ties between the two nations. A bilateral agreement was signed at the end of the meeting. As part of the treaty's stipulations, $13 million in Chinese funds will be earmarked for reconstruction and development initiatives in the economy, health, education and infrastructure sectors.According to Ambassador <mask>, the Chinese authorities are going to continue their support for the stabilization efforts. The Chinese government was praised by <mask> for its cooperation. New diplomatic appointments were announced at the Federal Cabinet meeting in April 2015. The reshuffling of ambassadorial positions was recommended by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The new officials include a former Information Minister, a senior Washington embassy-based diplomat, and an Ambassador to South Africa. Fatuma

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title: Abdusalam H. Omer

texts: Abdullahi Insaniya is the first woman to hold the office of Ambassador to the United States of America. The Council of Ministers said that the government planned to reopen its embassies in Germany, Malaysia, and Burundi.The acting Ambassador of Uganda to Uganda met with the Foreign Ministry officials in April of 2015. The officials talked about Uganda's military contingent. The envoy was briefed on the progress of the reconstruction and development process. In April 2015, <mask> met with the Foreign Minister of Kenya to discuss business interests in the country. The license suspension of 13 firms was imposed by the Kenyan government in the wake of the Garissa University College attack. The governmental decree suspending money transfer companies was run by taxpaying citizens of the country, so it would most likely impact the local community. Remittance services were provided to individuals from several different nations by the firms.The two men agreed on the points, with Mohamed promising that the authorities in Kenya would reconsider their decision. In April 2015, <mask> met with a US Senate and US Congress delegation while on a state visit. The officials discussed a number of bilateral issues, including the counterinsurgency operation in Somalia against the Al-Shabaab militant group, as well as the situation in Yemen due to the conflict with the Houthis. The US lawmakers were briefed on the Vision 2016 road map. In April 2015, <mask> met with the UN General Assembly President. The UN leader was briefed by the Foreign Minister on the situation in the country. The UN has supported local peace-building initiatives.He highlighted the progress made in terms of state-building, and emphasized his administration's focus on the political, economic and security sectors. The General Assembly is committed to the peace, reconstruction and

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title: Abdusalam H. Omer

texts: development process. In May 2015, the Foreign Affairs Minister of the State of Qatar, Khalid bin Mohammad Al Attiyah, met with the President and Prime Minister of the country. The officials talked about the security and educational sectors as well as the insurgency in Yemen. The administration of Al Attiyah supports the reconstruction efforts of the government of Somalia. He said that the Qatari government would invest in the nation because of its abundant natural resources. The Qatari leadership was praised by <mask> for its support of security and stabilization initiatives.The National Association to Restore Pride in America's Capital gave the Third "Hats Off" Award to him in 2001. "Regulation and Supervision in a Vacuum: The Story of the Somali Remittance Sector" is a publication. 15, No. The United Nations Development Programme and the University of Tennessee have memberships in the Professional Money Transmitter Regulators


title: Sanjay Ayre

texts: A retired world-class Jamaican sprinter who specialized in the 400 meters is named <mask>. <mask> won a silver medal. <mask> won a gold medal at the 2004 World Indoor Championship. <mask> has won eleven gold, three silver, and four bronze medals at both the junior and senior levels. Ayre was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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 Ayre was able to balance competing priorities during his high school and collegiate career. In 2003 he signed a lucrative shoe contract with a sports apparel company.<mask> was an all-around athlete at Calabar and Excelsior High Schools in Jamaica. <mask> attended a high school in the Bronx, New York, where he played multiple sports. <mask> was recognized for his athletic ability in soccer and swimming. He was voted the "1999 High School Athlete of the Year" after winning the 400 meter title at the indoor and outdoor nationals. <mask> made his senior debut for the Jamaica National team in the 4  400 meters relay at the 1999 World Indoor Championships in

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title: Sanjay Ayre

texts: Maebashi, Japan. The Jamaican National Record was broken by this team. At the 1999 Junior Pan American Games, <mask> was the only Jamaican junior athlete to win the 400 meter and 4 x 400 meter relay titles.<mask> quickly established himself as a collegiate sprint talent under the guidance of Ralph Spry, who also coached Avard Moncur. <mask> was named the NCAA Freshman of the year after winning the SEC 400 meter indoor title as a freshman. <mask> and the Jamaican team won a silver medal at the 2000 Olympics in Australia. <mask> regained his form late in the summer of 2001 and competed for the Jamaican World Championship team in the 400 and 4  400 meters relay events. At the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, England, he competed in the 400 meter and 4  400 meters relay events and received multiple All-American honors. <mask> finished as the NCAA 400 meter indoor runner-up and received a record 14 All-American collegiate honors while competing for the auburn tigers. After an outstanding collegiate career, <mask> began his professional career under the guidance of Ralph Spry.After a successful 2005 season, <mask> moved on to be coached by some of the best 400-meter coaches in the world. <mask> started his professional career as a collegiate athlete. At the 2003 Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, DR, he earned a gold medal in the 4  400 meters relay. <mask> won a gold medal in the 4  400-meter relay at the World Indoor Games in 2004. In 2005, <mask> maintained a top-ten world ranking in the 400 meters contest. <mask> and the Jamaican Men's relay squad defeated the U.S Men's team at the 2005 USA versus The World Penn Relays in

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title: Sanjay Ayre

texts: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. <mask> won a gold medal in the 4  400 meters relay at the Central American & Caribbean Games after a disappointing 2006 season.<mask> dominated the 400 meters in the summer of 2007, winning the title at the Jamaican National Championships in 45.07s and going on to compete at the World Championships in Osaka. At the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, China, <mask> was a member of the Jamaican team that won the gold medal in the sprint events. <mask> competed in two relay events. After being favored to win a medal, <mask> and his teammates finished in a disappointing eighth place. <mask> won two silver medals for Jamaica. <mask> is a prolificentrepreneur who devotes his time to coaching professional and amateur athletes, community organizations, athletics meeting promoter and other professional endeavors after retiring from professional competition. <mask> is a track coach.He is the director of athlete branding for Active Dreamers, a sports apparel company that specializes in marketing NBA licensed products featuring world-famous athletes such as LeBron James, Stephen "Steph" Curry and Neymar Jr. After missing out on a 4th Olympic Games, <mask> introduced a fitness program to his community in Howard County, Maryland. A broad range of sports and physical fitness services are provided by Maximum Velocity Performance. Sports performance coaching, personal training, speed & agility camps, Corporate wellness programs, and group fitness classes are just some of the programs offered by MVP Fitness. <mask> is an active member of the local community and is a coach for the track and field team at the high school. <mask>

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title: Sanjay Ayre

texts: has established himself as a professional track and field coach. Chase Athletics Track Club is a track & field organization.Chase athletes competed in the Ocean Breeze Grand Prix. The men's and women's 300m events were won by the group. <mask> is a coach at Howard Community College. He was the men's and women's assistant track and field coach. <mask> led Howard Community College's men's track and field team to its first ever National Title in all of the school's sports history. <mask> is a Certified Personal Trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Rovane Williams and the Jamaican team were trained by <mask>.<mask> is very active in his community and is dedicated to using his platform to amplify organizations that align with his philanthropic goals. The annual ZERO Prostate Cancer Run is hosted by Chesapeake Urology. In 2016 and 2017, <mask> co-hosted this event. <mask> helped raise over half a million dollars to fight prostrate cancer. <mask> co-hosted the 11th Annual ZERO Prostate Cancer Challenge with a goal to raise $550,000. <mask> is an active member of the local community and is a coach for the track and field team at the high school. Personal bests International competition National competition References External

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title: Tori Bowie

texts: She is an American track and field athlete who competes in the 100 m and the 200 m. She is a three-time Olympian and a world champion in the 100m. He was a two-time NCAA long jump champion, winning indoors and outdoors in 2011. She was an NCAA runner-up outdoors in 2012 and holds the school records for the long jump. She was runner-up in the long jump at the USA Indoor Track and Field Championships and represented her country at the World Indoor Championships. After winning Diamond League races in Eugene, Rome, New York, and Monaco, she shifted her focus to the sprints. She holds personal bests of 10.78 seconds for the 100 meter dash, 21.77 seconds for the 200 meter dash, and 7.14 seconds for the 60-meter dash, as well as having a triple jump best of.She was born in Sand Hill, Mississippi, and attended Pigahs High School, where she competed in track. She won four state high school titles in the 100 m dash, 200 m dash, long jump and 4100 m relay. She played for the state team in women's basketball. A scholarship to attend the University of Southern Mississippi was obtained by <mask>. She was a member of the Southern Miss Golden Eagles and Lady Eagles. During her freshman year, she had her best results in the long jump, coming third at the Conference USA indoors, second at the Conference USA outdoors and reaching the NCAA Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championship. She set an indoor best in the long jump and was the Conference


title: Tori Bowie

texts: University of Southern Mississippi with a triple jump win at the Conference USA indoor championships. She finished second in the long jump. The team was out of the top eight in both jumps at the NCAA indoor championship. She dropped her 100 m best from 11.76 to 11.28 seconds that year. She entered three events at the Conference USA meet, coming third in the 100 m, first in the long jump and fifth in the triple jump. She tried to defend her NCAA outdoor title in the long jump, but was beaten by Whitney Gipson and finished second.Professional <mask> started competing in track and field. She narrowly missed out on a spot on the long jump team for the World Championships in Athletics after finishing fourth in the 100 m semi-finals at the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. She competed on the Diamond League circuit for the first time, long jumping at the Herculis meets. She set indoor bests in the 60 m dash and long jump at the start of the year. Her runner-up finish in the long jump at the USA Indoor Track and Field Championships gave her a spot on the team for the World Indoor Championships. She was eliminated in the qualification, coming 14th overall. She set two new personal records in the 100 m dash and 200 m dash at the Diamond League Championship.The Adidas Grand Prix was held in Randall's Island, New York. The BMW Women's 100 m race was won by <mask> with a time of 11.07 seconds. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Teodoro Petkoff

texts: <mask> was a Venezuela politician, guerrilla, economist and journalist. One of Venezuela's most prominent politicians on the left, <mask> began as a communist but founded the democratic socialist Movement Toward Socialism party after the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia. <mask> ran for the presidency twice in the 1980s, but both times he was defeated. He oversaw the adoption of economic policies in the mid 1990s as Minister of Planning. He was a critic of the president and was going to run against him in the election, but he dropped out four months before the vote. He was the editor of Tal Cual until his death. His father was a emigrant from Bulgaria and his mother was a Pole.He was a professor at the Central University of Venezuela for 14 years after graduating with a degree in Economics. He was a member of the student resistance against the dictator Marcos Pérez Jiménez. He was a guerrilla fighter with his brother in the 1960's against the government of Rmulo Betancourt. He joined the PCV. The PCV and other dissidents left after the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia. He gained 4% in the 1983 presidential election and 3% in the 1988 presidential election when he was a member of Congress. The National Convergence party of Caldera, along with other left-wing parties, formed a coalition with the MAS in the second government of Rafael Caldera.<mask> was the Minister of the Central Office of Coordination and Planning. The Venezuela Agenda, a neo-liberal government program for reducing the size of the public administration, controlling inflation and stopping the currency devaluation, was managed by <mask> from Cordiplan. <mask> left the MAS because he was against its support of Hugo Chvez in the 1998 Presidential election. He left politics and became a journalist. He started his own newspaper, Tal Cual. Tal Cual has criticized both Chavismo and those who supported the 2002 coup attempt. Several political books were written by <mask>.The Two

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texts: Lefts was published in 2005 and analyzed the resurgence of left-wing politics in Latin America. He argued that there was a sharp difference between the governments of the four men, compared to the governments of the two men. In Spanish, the main ideas can be read in an article. <mask> <mask> launched his campaign to be the next president of Venezuela after being asked by a number of intellectuals and middle-class liberal activists to run in the 2006 Presidential election. He asked the people of Venezuela to follow his lead in the construction of a new, better Venezuela in a short televised message. On August 4, 2006 <mask> dropped out of the presidential race. He endorsed the former governor of Zulia State for the presidency after dropping out of the race.The Inter-American Dialogue published a paper in July of 2008 that said that Venezuela is a Bonapartist democracy of sorts. He wants to make the armed forces the institutional base of his power. He said that Chavez has more fascist than socialist elements, unless we speak of the cult of violence and death, contempt for opponents, singing to the past, and so on. <mask> sustained injuries that required surgery in December of 2012 after a fall on the island of Margarita. Petkoff died on October 31st. "Checoslova: El Socialismo" is a work. "Socialismo para Venezuela?" was asked byMonte vila Editores.The editorial was written by Domingo Fuentes. The editorial "Razn y pasin del socialismo: el tema socialista en Venezuela" was published in 1973. "Del optimismo de la voluntad: Escritos polticos" was published in 1976. The two lefts: A new South-American revolution was published by Matthew Clark and Daniel Pet. The NACLA Report on the Americas 21(3), "Venezuela's Petkoff: From Guerrilla to Congressman," was published in 1987. There are external links to Simon. A former guerilla is a candidate.The New York Times was published on July 1st. The newspaper Tal Cual was published by the Central University of

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title: Murder of Robert Wykel

texts: <mask> was a retired sheet metal worker who restored classic cars. He hasn't been seen by anyone since 1996, when he went to see a car he was interested in buying. Myron Wynn was convicted of murdering Wykel 15 years later. Wynn maintains that he is innocent and that Wykel went to Argentina. The case was treated as a missing person investigation despite early suspicion centering on Wynn, who police later named as a person of interest. He was charged with the crime in 2009, but they did not find Wykel's body. Wynn gave a diamond to his girlfriend shortly after Wykel's disappearance, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDealsPolice thought the diamond belonged to Wykel and that he was responsible for the murder. Wynn was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison after his first trial ended in a hung jury. On appeal, the verdict was upheld. The case was featured in a show on Investigation Discovery. Wykel's body has not been found. <mask>, a native of Illinois who owned restaurants in Illinois and New Mexico, went west to work on the Alaska line. His work took him to other countries.In the early 1990s, he settled in the Seattle suburb of Burien, where he had a successful career as a sheet

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title: Murder of Robert Wykel

texts: metal worker and was able to take advantage of the area's abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation activities. His former wife still lived in Illinois, near their daughter and her family, but the two had been talking about reconciliation. He supplemented his pension by buying and restoring classic cars and selling them for profit. He restored his own Mercedes Benz. Even while working on cars, he wore a ring with a 1.25-carat diamond in a distinctive European cut, which he wore constantly. He met with other retirees at Mcdonald's to socialize. The men were joined by Myron Wynn, a younger man who sometimes went by the name of Michael Holdredge.He wanted to associate with Wykel. Wynn was supported by a girlfriend while he was unemployed. Wynn told Wykel that a soldier at Fort Lewis was selling a mid-1950s Ford Thunderbird. Wynn was given a thousand dollars by Wykel as a deposit on the eventual sale of the car. Bank records show that Wykel withdrew $5,200 from his account in cash in order to complete the transaction. When the older man pressed Wykel as to when he could get the car, Wynn put off him. Wykel was becoming increasingly frustrated with his middleman.Wykel told his friends and neighbors at a weekly poker game that he was either going to get his money back from Wynn or the car. Wykel said he would pick up the car the next morning. Nobody who knew <mask>l saw or heard from him after that. It was not unusual for his trips to get cars to take a few days. John was surprised that Wykel hadn't come to his house to


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texts: show off the car he had been waiting so long to get. When Wykel didn't show up for the next poker game, Ogdon became concerned. He noticed that Wykel's car wasn't in his driveway.He called to report Wykel missing, but was told that it was not against the law if Wykel had decided to disappear. Wykel's family in Illinois was also concerned. He usually returned phone messages within a few minutes. They had messages on his answering machine. There was a lot of mail at Wykel's house. He looked through it for clues to explain Wykel's absence. He found a notice that Wykel's car had been taken away from a park and ride lot.Ogdon was disturbed by this news. He knew that Wykel usually took public transportation when he expected to buy a car, so that he could return home in the new purchase. He walked to the lot because it was five blocks from his house. He wouldn't have used the Mercedes if he'd driven it. When Wykel left the area, he would often park the Mercedes in the driveway. Wykel had been gone for three weeks when the car was first seen at the lot. Someone familiar with Wykel's habits might have put the car there.Police agreed to open a missing persons investigation when Ogdon called them with the information. <mask>'s house was entered by a detective with the King County Sheriff's Office. He found dishes in the sink, food rotting on the countertop, coffee in the pot and an unfinished drink in the kitchen. Police concluded that Wykel had not expected to be gone long and intended to return, as his closets were full and his


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texts: Acres, a RV park with its own woods and trails outside Yelm.It was owned and operated by Wynn's family. The employees were talked to by the King County detectives. One of them, Wynn's sister, recalled that he came down on February 23. He was with a man who drove a black Mercedes like Wykel's. They said they were just killing time while the other man was trying to buy a car. The man, who appeared to be <mask>, made a call and seemed impatient. There were other employees at the RV park.It was the last time Wykel was seen. Wynn lied to detectives again when he claimed he and Wykel had never seriously pursued the purchase of the Thunderbird, and when he claimed to have last seen Wykel three days earlier. He was linked to Wykel's Mercedes during the time it was missing. They were going to ask Wynn to explain the discrepancies in his account. They thought they had their chance when he was arrested on an outstanding warrant. Wynn invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination and refused to tell them anything more until he spoke to a lawyer. He left the Seattle area after his release.Wynn was designated a person of interest in the case because detectives believed Wykel had met with foul play. The case grew cold because they had no new leads. For the next three years, the KCSO detectives worked mostly on other cases, but never left the Wykel case behind. Lee said they had given up on her father. The police thought Wykel had come to harm when Jon Holland put up flyers in the area. He and Susan Peters were part of


title: Murder of Robert Wykel

texts: the original investigation and had kept in touch with Lee. She told them that there were two things that interested them.She said she had seen her brother within the last two years at a family reunion, but this was the first time the King County authorities knew where he was. He had been showing off a large diamond set in a pendant, something that seemed unusual to her, since he was so often unemployed and could not afford such a stone. They wondered if this was Wykel's diamond. Four years before they interviewed the woman Wynn had been living with, he was no longer in a relationship with her. She said Wynn gave her a diamond pendant as a birthday gift after Wykel disappeared. It wasn't in a box that would be used to package it. She didn't know where it came from, and thought it was fake due to its large size.He told her it was at the park and ride lot where <mask>'s car had been parked. When the relationship ended, he took it back from her. Her brother sold a diamond pendant to an aunt for $2,000. She helped the detectives get in touch with the woman. He claimed to have bought it from a coworker for a thousand dollars more and that he had offered it to his aunt. She took it to a jewelry store for an appraisal. She initially said she didn't buy it because she didn't want Wynn to live with her, but later admitted she bought it from Wynn for $2,000.They persuaded her to give it to them so they could look at it. A gemologist told them that it was indeed the European cut that Rebecca Lee had described. He found many nicks


title: Murder of Robert Wykel

texts: and scratches on it, consistent with doing metalwork while wearing it in a ring. Rebecca went to another jeweler who specialized in recreating lost pieces. He drew from her description of her father's ring. Even the stone's diameter was the same as the one the police got from Wynn's aunt. Holland and Peters asked Wynn about his sister's account that he and Wykel were seen together two days after Wynn claimed to have last seen the older man.He admitted that he and Wykel tried to call the seller. Wynn could not remember where Wykel dropped him off. The detectives said they had security camera footage of the car going into the park and ride. In Texas, the next interview took place. They told him about the diamond again. <mask>'s Mercedes had been abandoned in the same park and ride where he found it. Wynn had never said he had been there before.Wynn changed his story when they told him that they had found Wykel's DNA on the diamond, and that he had shown it to Wykel immediately after finding it. The detectives believed they had enough evidence to charge Wynn with Wykel's murder. Prosecutors were unsure if they could convict Wynn without finding Wykel's body. They searched a number of places in and around the county where Wynn could have dumped the body. They were unsuccessful. Wykel was declared dead by his family seven years after he was last seen. Holland and Peters kept working on the case despite it stalling again.Without <mask>'s body, prosecutors would have to show a strong motive and detailed sequence of events. They

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title: John Duncan (artist)

texts: <mask>'s work includes performance art, installations, contemporary music, video art and experimental film, often involving the extensive use of recorded sound. The majority of his music is composed of shortwave radio, field recordings and voice. He uses his events and installations as a form of research. <mask> lives in Bologna, Italy. <mask> was born in Kansas to English and Scottish parents. He was raised with a strict Calvinist upbringing where self-reliance, hard work and the suppression of emotional suffering were considered virtues. The punishment for questioning authority was severe.He studied psychology and the physics of light in his teens. His first exposure to experimental music was a Jacques Lasry album that was found in the public library. He received Conscientious Objector status in 1971. He left for Los Angeles at the age of 19 to attend CalArts. In the mid-1970s, his Los Angeles performances, events and installations were influenced by the 'Poor Theatre' of Jerzy Grotowski, as well as the exposure of personal experiences seen in the work of Viennese actionist artist. His early events were held in front of a few people. The physical effects of fear were encouraged by Scare.<mask> donned a disguise and fired a blank- loaded pistol at point-blank range at two carefully selected participants, Tom Recchion and Paul McCarthy, chosen because they were close friends who would not expect anything like this to happen to them and who would be able

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texts: to appreciate the event as I Bus Ride sexually stimulated passengers on a city bus with a liquid poured into the system in order to observe the results. Blind Date, involving intercourse with a female corpse followed by a vasectomy, both conducted in private, was presented as an audio-only event to an audience in a darkened warehouse, a demonstration of how men are conditioned to turn emotional suffering into rage. A character-exchange event with McCarthy was held in McCarthy's studio, where <mask> recorded actions to video that McCarthy immediately erased. Radio audiences were separated from each other and too large to gather in one place for other events. <mask>'s first public performance of a Reichian exercise was broadcast live over Close Radio. Happy Homes, his last performance before leaving Los Angeles, was broadcast live on the ABC radio network.As he asked the therapist for advice, <mask> described several child-abuse cases he had personally witnessed as a Los Angeles city bus driver. His first films were shot in Super-8, silent or with separate audio, intended as stand-alone works or as elements used in live events. The performance For Women Only is about a film that was meant to arouse the all-woman audience, but instead invited them to enter a back room and abuse <mask> sexually. The room where The Secret Film was shown was destroyed by fire after it was 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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title: John Duncan (artist)

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 He and McCarthy co-produced Close Radio, a weekly series of live radio broadcasts that provided airtime to artists working in sound, many of them for the first time. The archive of Close Radio was donated in 2007. He was associated with the Los Angeles Free Music Society in 1978.His earliest recorded audio experiments were done with Michael LeDonne-Bhennet, McCarthy, Recchion and Nilsen. His first solo album was called Organic. Creed was his first solo recording and included the complete broadcast of Happy Homes. <mask> expanded his experiments with recorded shortwave broadcasts and film when he left the United States for Tokyo in 1982. He produced music with Cosey Fanni Tutti and Chris Carter, as well as Riot and Dark Market Broadcast, which led to collaborations with a number of Japanese noise music artists. One of the first non-Japanese to work in the genre in Japan was established by his solo recordings and live concerts from this period. He decided to limit the exhibition of


title: John Duncan (artist)

texts: his visual art to public arenas outside of established art galleries and institutions.Cast performed on the floor of the women's public toilet at the 'Second Annual Alternative Media Conference' in Tokyo in 1986. In private stalls frequented by men from government offices, graphic war-damage images from world events were combined with commercial pornography to emphasize links between them. He began pirate radio and television broadcasts from apartment block roofs in central Tokyo and an abandoned US Army hospital in Sagamihara, as well as periodic broadcasts from his own home. Radio Code broadcasts featured the early live work of musician Keiji Haino and Butoh soloist Hisako Horikawa, which were also relayed throughout Tokyo via other pirate radio stations. TVC-1 broadcasts were transmitted from central Tokyo rooftops in order to avoid contact with Tokyo police after the station had ended its broadcast day. The Super-8 films Trigger with a solo soundtrack, Brutal Birthday with a live soundtrack performed by <mask>'s group C.V. Massage, and a support film for the performance event Move forward included images from hardcore pornography and animated technical drawings. He was the director of a series of commercial adult videos for Kuki Inc. under the name <mask>.The re-edited versions of <mask> videos appeared in the 2003 video installation See. <mask> moved to Amsterdam in 1988 and spent a month at a Buddhist monastery in Thailand in 1993. The Kick

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texts: performance series of Reichian exercises was performed before live audiences throughout Europe from 1989 to 1993. A live solo concert was held on the altar of the Parochiale Kirche in Berlin. Stress Chamber is an audio installation that consists of three independent motors vibrating the walls of a shipping container. The participants enter one at a time, nude, to be locked inside, allowing the vibrations to move at random around and through the participant's body. The Stress Chamber was shown at the festival.The organizers of the festival were concerned that it would become a 'torture device' due to its tendency to vibrate the grounds of the surrounding area. The entire festival was kept open several hours longer because of the work that was allowed. In 1988 and 1989 several of his films were broadcast over Rabotnik TV, along with Anthem, a Reichian exercise performed for the camera in a building used by heroin addicts. Andrew M. McKenzie recorded the location sound for Anthem. He hosted and produced weekly programs on Radio 100 and Radio Patapoe. A group of seven volunteer participants, including <mask> and an infant child, were locked naked and blind in an Amsterdam cellar in 1995 in order to experience workings of the mind in a situation of unexpected sensory deprivation. Several participants pried open the exit door and broke it down at the end of the event.The baby slept through the event. Contained in Linz, Austria produced a video from photos


title: John Duncan (artist)

texts: taken during the event. Contact, Send, and The Crackling are some of the music from this period. Rob Young claimed in a 1997 review that The Crackling created the largest musical instrument ever created. He met Giuliana when she posed as a model for <mask>'s photo project. A bond was formed quickly after her training in mathematics, photography and practice of meditation. In 1996 they left Amsterdam and set up a studio in a village of less than 100 people in the Friuli-Venezia-Giulia province of Italy.They were married in 1998. Charge Field and Palace of Mind are their collaborations. They decided to separate in 2005. The performance event Voice Contact was held in 1998 and included an outdoor audio installation composed with children's voices that was played continuously for 90 days over speakers suspended 25 meters above the entrance to the Gothenburg Art Museum. The first Voice Contact event was held in a modified suite at the five-star Lydmar Hotel. The title of the video is based on the text written by Elggren. <mask> continued to work with radio.Cross Radio broadcasts were three-hour live experimental music programs produced and hosted by <mask>, which were syndicated over Radio Onde Furlane in Udine, Radio Autonoma in Madrid, Radio Kinesonus in Tokyo, and WPS1 in New. Each show continued until 05:30 on Radio Onde Furlane. Palace of Mind is one of the audio releases from this period. <mask> moved to Bologna in 2005 to set up a studio. The Error is

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