title: Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl of Southampton

texts: The only son of <mask> was <mask>, the 3rd Earl ofSouthampton. Shakespeare's two narrative poems, Venus and Adonis and The Rape of Lucrece, were dedicated to the Fair Youth of Shakespeare's Sonnets. <mask> was the only son of <mask> and Mary Browne. She was the daughter of Anthony Browne and his first wife. He had two sisters who died before he was born, Jane and Mary. After his father's death, his mother married her second husband, Sir Thomas Heneage, the Vice-Chamberlain of the Household. She married Sir William Hervey after being widowed again.She passed away in November 1607. The earldom and landed income of £1097 6s per annum was bequeathed to him by his father. His wardship and marriage were sold by the Queen to his kinsman. According to Akrigg, Howard entered into some further agreement, of which no documentation can be found, which transferred to Lord Burghley personally the custody and marriage of the young Earl, but left Howard holding his lands. Cecil House in the Strand was where eight years of age went to live. St John's College, Cambridge, graduating M.A., was entered bySouthampton at age twelve. On 6 June 1589.His name was entered at the Gray's Inn legal society before he left the university. Lord Burghley notedSouthampton's age in his diary on his 16th birthday. Mary, Anthony Browne's mother, and Anthony Browne's grandfather, 1st Viscount Montague, were negotiating with Lord Burghley's daughter, Anne Cecil, and Edward to marrySouthampton. The Jesuit <mask> wrote about the rumour that the young Erle ofSouthampton wouldn't pay

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Henry Wrio
Henry Wriothesley
Henry Wriothesley
Henry Wriothesley
Henry Garnet


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texts: man who marriedSouthampton's mother. H.W.'s initials have been suggested as the addressee of the Sonnets by other theorists. The publisher reversed <mask>'s identity. Honan argues that there is no chance that the Young Man of the sonnets is actuallySouthampton. There are no documents regarding their relationship apart from the dedications to Shakespeare's two long narrative poems. According to Nicholas Rowe, in his Life of Shakespeare, William Davenant once gave Shakespeare £1,000 to "go through with a purchase", but Honan disagrees. The 1590s were a time of dedications from other writers.In 1593, Thomas Nashe dedicated his novel, The Unfortunate Traveller, toSouthampton, as well as to the lovers of Poets, as of Poets themselves. The Most Honorable Tragedy of Richard Grinvile, Knight was written in 1595 by Gervase Markham. John Florio's Italian/English dictionary was entered in the Stationers' Register. In his dedication, Florio, who was for some years in the Earl's "pay and patronage", said he had become so complete a master of Italian as to have no need of travel abroad to perfect his mastery of that tongue. There were sixty dedicatory sonnets in <mask>'s Sundry Christian Passions. William Burton dedicated a translation of Clitophon and Leucippe to him. In the course of a local feud between the Danvers and Long families, Sir <mask> shot <mask>, brother of Sir Walter Long.Titchfield was where Sir <mask> and Sir Charles Danvers hid. The brothers took refuge at the court of King Henri IV after escaping the law. In George Peele's Anglorum

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Henry Lok
Henry Danvers
Henry Long
Henry


texts: Feriae,Southampton was referred to as "gentle and debonaire" after they competed in Queen Elizabeth's accession day tournament. According to Akrigg, "Gentle and debonair he may have been, but we never again hear ofSouthampton being high in the graces of Queen Elizabeth". The 2nd Earl of Essex was told by the Queen not to take either the <mask> of Derby or the Earl ofSouthampton with him on an expedition for the Relief of Calais. In February 1597, the Earl of Northumberland was challenged to a duel by the city of Southampton, and on 1 March, he stood at the funeral of Sir Robert Sidney's daughter. On his "inglorious" voyage to the Azores, Essex fought with one of the Kings great Men of Warre.He made his first appearance in the House of Lords on November 5, but became a chronic absent. By the end of the year, he had turned over administration of his estates to two trustees, who had sold some of his lands. One of the Queen's esquires of the body orderedSouthampton to leave the presence chamber where he was playing the card game primero after the Queen had retired for the evening. "Willoughby puld of some of his locke", for which the Queen gave him thanks, as he had sent hym to the lodge to see who could fetch it. There is a suggestion that the altercation was caused by something Willoughby had said to Elizabeth Vernon, one of the Queen's Maids of Honour. The Queen did not allow him to present himself at the court. At the beginning of February, it was reported that "My Lord ofSouthampton is much troubled at her Majesties use of hym".Faced with


texts: his financial difficulties and the Queen's disfavour,Southampton decided to live abroad for a while and accompanied Sir Robert Cecil on an embassy to Henri IV of France. On 6 February, he was granted a licence to travel abroad for two years, and by March he and Cecil were in Angers, where he was presented to the French King. When Cecil returned to England from his failed mission in April, he planned to travel to Italy with Sir Charles Danvers and Sir <mask>, who he helped to escape from England in 1594 after the murder of <mask>. The Danvers brothers were pardoned by the Queen at that time, and they were back in England on 30 August 1598, and married his mistress, Elizabeth Vernon. Elizabeth Vernon, one of the Queen's chief ladies-in-waiting, was sent to the Fleet Prison for marrying without royal permission after the Queen learned of the marriage. After the Queen ordered him to return to England, he stayed in Paris for two months, losing a lot of money in gambling. He returned to England at the beginning of November and stayed in the Fleet for a month, during which time Elizabeth Vernon gave birth to a daughter.The dispute with his mother over her marriage to Sir William Hervey added to his troubles. The Countess and Hervey were wed in January 1599. During the Nine Years' War, Essex made him General of the Horse, but the Queen insisted that the appointment be canceled. The Earl kept on in personal attendance, rather than as an officer. During the campaign,Southampton's cavalry drove off an attack at Arklow in County Wicklow, preventing a

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Henry Danvers
Henry Long


texts: Lord Grey of Wilton in front of Queen <mask> was imprisoned for a short time, and seems to have been a born fighter. Grey was implicated in the Main Plot and Bye Plot.In 1621, he was in disgrace for his opposition to Buckingham. He was a volunteer on the Protestant side in Germany in 1614 and in 1617 he proposed an expedition against the Barbary pirates. The Jacobean aristocracy turned to modern investment practices in industry, in modernizing their estates and in overseas trade and colonization. He founded an ironworks at Titchfield and financed the first tinplate mill in the country. He was involved in the efforts of the East India Company and the New England Company and supported <mask>'s search for the Northwest Passage. The Company of Merchant Adventurers of London had a member who was active in the East India Company and may have been involved in Titchfield. He was buried in St. Peter's parish church.The work of George Chapman, Samuel Daniel, Thomas Heywood, and the composer Alfonso Ferrabosco were promoted bySouthampton, a significant artistic patron in the Jacobean as well as the Elizabethan era. Both the maritime and colonial interests of the city were compatible with Heywood's popular, expansionist dramas. <mask>, whose name is included in the 1605 panel of the New World Tapestry, was an active member of the Virginia Company's governing council. His other visions for the Colony were eventually accomplished despite the lack of profits. He was part of a group of people who were against the venture and worked to support it. The

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Anne Southampton
Henry Hudson
Henry Wriothesley


texts: the city ofSouthampton married Elizabeth Vernon, the daughter of John Vernon and his wife Elizabeth Devereux. The <mask> of Huntingdon and the Viscount Hereford are the grandfathers of Devereux. Elizabeth Vernon's paternal ancestors were more obscure than her father's.The marriage was held secretly to make it appear as if there was a baby on the way. Some say she took a venue under the girdle and swells upon it, yet she complains not of foul play, but says the Earl ofSouthampton will justify it, and it is bruited underhand that he was here four days in great secret of purpose to marry her. The newlyweds were imprisoned because of Queen Elizabeth's anger at the marriage of one of her retinue. When Elizabeth was pregnant, she asked her husband to buy her a stomacher of scarlet cloth to keep her warm. He was asked to bring a portrait that was very finely done. They had two sons and three daughters listed on his funeral certificate. Robert Wallop was the husband of Lady Anne Wriothesley and their great-grandson was John Wallop.James Wriothesley, Lord Wriothesley died of a "fever" five days before his father when they were fighting in the Low Countries. Rachel de Massue was the daughter of Daniel de Massue and was married to Thomas Wriothesley, the 4th Earl ofSouthampton. There are many portraits of the man with dark auburn hair and blue eyes that are compatible with Shakespeare's description of "a man right fair." <mask>, Earl of Oxenford, <mask>, <mask> ofSouthampton, Robert, Earl of Essex were all mentioned in Sir John's praise. In 2002, a

masks: Earl Henry Henry Earle


texts: portrait in the Cobbe collection was identified as a portrait of the Earl. It is now known as the Cobbe portrait ofSouthampton, because it was painted as an androgynous-looking young man. When a portrait of his wife Elizabeth Vernon was X-rayed in preparation for an exhibition, it was found hidden in a kind of pentimento.The <mask> has been played on screen by a number of different actors. Life of Shakespeare starred Nicholas Clay. The mini-series Elizabeth I was on Channel 4. The Virgin Queen was a mini-series. The film was released in 2011. The films Bill and Upstart Crow have Ben Willbond and Adam Harley in them. All Is True was a feature film."Thy Pyramids buylt up with newer might...": Shakespeare and the Cultural Memory of Ancient Egypt was written by Edward Chaney. Politics and literary traditions in England. The Wayne State University Press was published in Detroit. Arthur Collins. There are letters and memorial of state in the reigns of Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, King James, King Charles the I, and Oliver's Usurpation. Phil, Sydney. Rob and his brother.Rob, Sydney. Id. Phil is the Earl of Leicerter. Lisle and Alg. They held a correspondence with the other ministers of state. It was printed for T. Osborne. 29 December 2007, Shakespeare, William, and Alexander Chalmers were added to the Wriothesley family.The works of a man. Lippincott was in Philadelphia in 1858. The Rape of Lucrece online was published on December 29, 2007. The Knights of the Garter Lord-Lieutenants of Hampshire have a portrait of <mask> at the University of

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Henry Wriothesley


title: Paul David Wilson

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Paul David Wilson
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Wilson


title: Paul David Wilson

texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 Due to her commitment to God, she only performed certain styles of music. <mask>'s early piano lessons came from his mother, and he grew up listening to the classical and gospel music of the choirs and vocal groups his parents directed. By the time <mask> began primary school, he had learned to musically notate the songs he composed. Wilson began organizing vocal groups to perform at parties and school functions when he was 12. He discovered the flute at the age of 13.<mask> attended a high school in Chicago. <mask> ran for class president in his fourth year of high school after being persuaded by a friend. He was elected Senior Class President in 1970. He remembers the day his mother brought him to a seminar to learn how to make jingles. Dick Marx's son would later become a pop music star known as Richard Marx, who was then Chicago's most prominent master of music for Radio and TV commercials. A big band, top-notch singers and a film were involved in the presentation. <mask> was thinking as he listened, "I

masks: Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson


title: Paul David Wilson

texts: could do that."<mask> was inspired by a young composer at the university and majored in music composition and theory. He took flute with Philip Seeburg and Joseph Kainz. He was one of 20 music students who were selected to participate in a professional "work experience" in 1973. It was one of the highlights of <mask>'s college career. He wrote in August of 1973, "During his study at DePaul, he founded, performed in, and composed for many ensembles and often organized concerts and productions that featured works by him and others." <mask> was included in "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges" in his senior year and graduated with a B.A. in 1975. In theory and music composition.He got a part-time job at "Star Point 7," a music production company founded by Chuck Colbert, a producer and musician with a jazz-rock band, American Breed. <mask> started this job as a go-fer, answering phones and doing basic clerical chores. <mask> was eager for a chance to show what he could do and he saw the situation as an opportunity. Chuck needed someone to help finish his project after he and his partner parted ways. I had the skills and was


title: Paul David Wilson

texts: available. I asked him what he was waiting for. Colbert began using <mask> as a composer after <mask> called attention to his talents.In the summer of 1974, <mask> met a young musician named Danny Leake, who was just completing his military service. One of <mask>'s closest and most frequent collaborators is Danny, who became one of America's foremost recording studio engineers at the time. Danny introduced <mask> to Ian Levine, who was a member of the European black music fan base known as the Northern Soul scene. In 1975, while working with Ian, <mask> composed, arranged and produced for Dance, R&B and Northern Soul recording artists, in the course of which he traveled in the U.S. and England. One of the Levine's artists, Evelyn Thomas, scored a chart hit with her first single, reaching the UK Top 30 in 1976 with the single "Weak Spot," which was co-written and arranged by <mask>. Neil Rushton wrote in a review that "<mask> put the incredible zinging, scurrying strings in "Your Magic Put A Spell In Me" performed by Ian Levine for Ian Levine productions." <mask> lived at home with his parents despite his success and travel.<mask> was making "cold

masks: Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Paul Paul Wilson Wilson


title: Paul David Wilson

texts: calls" from his parents' basement in hopes of drumming up some new music opportunities when he met Jerry Butler, a fellow Chicagoan who was already well known in American soul music. He was one of the founding members of The Impressions and later established a long later career as a celebrated solo artist. The opportunity to work with him on a few projects, including three albums "Suite For The Single Girl", "It All Comes Out in My Song", and "Sultan", came about because of a lucky phone call. They produce an album on Dee Dee Sharp- Gample with Philadelphia International. The writer/co-producer <mask>'s "Invitation" is a touching trumph that would have made a worthwhile album. <mask>'s production spent four weeks at number one on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart and the Dance chart. <mask> founded Herschel Commercial, Inc at the age of 24 after two years of working with Chuck Colbert.Tom Burrell founded the Chicago-based Burrell Communications Group. Although Anna Morris thought <mask> might benefit from a little more "seasoning" before going out on his own, he proclaimed with great certainty, "Look, I'm ready!" Morris awarded him a package of

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Paul Wilson
Wilson
Wilson
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title: Paul David Wilson

texts: arranging spots to produce for Coca-Cola as he was impressed with his talents. Kitty Heywood, a sweet-voiced soul singer who had already performed on a number of albums as well as commercials, was featured on the tracks. The spots were well received by both the ad agency and the client. <mask> was soon creating and producing a long list of memorable and award-winning spots for Burrell and many other ad agencies. <mask>'s score for the television film "Happy Birthday, Martin" is on display at the King Center in Atlanta.A chance meeting at a barbershop in 1977 brought <mask> to the attention of Don Richards, a young vice-president and account executive at Chicago's largest and most celebrated advertising agency. Richards had been hired to help identify promising new African American staffers and suppliers, so he was ready to talk business even on a weekend trip to his barber. Richards handed the young composer a card and said, "Call me next week." <mask> made sure to call Richards. <mask> and Herschel were the lucky ones. It set them on the path to success and helped establish their reputation with some of the biggest and best clients, such as


title: Paul David Wilson

texts: Campbell Soup Company, United Airlines, and Coca-Cola. In 1980, People magazine had an article about <mask>."Lookout" was the title. There is a guide to the up and coming. To be successful, you have to be a lot of different things. You're not paid to be conscience. During the commercial phase of his career, <mask>er" for Betty Crocker, "Mmm, Ahh, Ohh, Pop 'N Fresh Dough" for Pillsbury are some of the highlights. <mask>, who is a classically trained flutist, says that until 1981 he was known for lavish, heartwarming arrangements.I had a hit with it. I want Shasta! I was the king of the synthesizer. The McDonald's commercial "Makin' Music" was arranged by <mask>. <mask>'s song "Calling Me Home, Chicago" became so popular that it was used in a $10 million state tourism campaign. The advertising agency asked six local composers to create a musical centerpiece for the campaign. The competition was expected to be fierce.It wasn't. To help us create one of the most memorable and successful tourism campaigns in Chicago history, one airing of <mask>'s musical vision was enough to win him the job. I believe in the power of words, but the power of <mask>'s

masks: Wilson Wilsonrock Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson


title: Paul David Wilson

texts: music, his notes, proved mightier than any pen on this day. One of the true classics of Chicago is that song. The unforgettable "Calling Me Home, Chicago" is one of the most memorable for the Illinois Department of Tourism, according to Ruth L. Ratny, the owner of the magazine "Screen" and editor. <mask> was able to write words that went a long way towards popularizing the agency's first major television campaign. Simon says that he's a very talented and creative person and that he's a joy to work with.<mask> discovered and produced a new artist, "Nikki," because of his desire to re-enter the record business. The debut album "Nikki" was released by Geffen Records in 1989. "Notice Me" reached #21 on the U.S. chart. <mask> was named writer and publisher of one of the most performed songs of the year after his song was ranked 11 on the Adult Contemporary chart. The Morgan State University Choir and the Detroit Symphony were invited to perform Robert Ray's "Gospel Mass" in early 1989 by noted choral conductor Nathan Carter. <mask> was appointed conductor/artistic director for the concert series "Classic Black" in 1989. The Orchestra Hall in Chicago

masks: Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson


title: Paul David Wilson

texts: hosted the first concert in 1990.<mask> wrote about Un-D-Nyable Entertainment, Inc. In 1997, <mask> accepted an offer from Frank Thomas, "The Big Hurt" the star player and home run hitter of the Chicago White Sox, to serve as President of Un-D-Nyable Entertainment, an independent record label. <mask> and Thomas agreed to run the label. Frank Thomas and D. Stoy collaborated on a single called "3-5, The White Sox Got'em Open Up Wide." <mask> discovered and signed Dejah Gomez, a 14-year-old singer and songwriter, and hired Cleo Powell, who had an established reputation for recognizing and nurturing talent, as the label's A&R Director. Jun Mhoon, a musician and an executive at A&M Records, was hired by <mask> as an Executive V.P. in 1998. Jon Smith is the studio manager and Maurice White is the general manager.Entourage, an R&B singing group with James "Slique" Adams, Floyd Massey, Eric Wade and Irone Guyton, is one of the groups he signed. He secured the services of Jack & Earl and George Claiborne. He formed an alliance with the music distributors. In 1998, <mask> produced the debut CD for Dejah Gomez and Entourage, as well as a CD single title "I

masks: Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson


title: Paul David Wilson

texts: Can't Hide" featuring STRONG. Entourage's single "When" was on the chart in December. <mask> suffered a stroke in January 1999 as the action and excitement was building for his young record company. On January 2, 1999, a stroke left a 46-year-old composer, producer and businessman seriously disabled.The doctors said that the CVA was left with a hemorrhagic transformation. <mask> was told that he had to accept restrictions on his ability to communicate due to Aphasia. Aphasia is the inability to comprehend speech. <mask> was hospitalized in Oak Park and Chicago. He went through rehabilitation at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. <mask> and his wife, Terry, moved to Maui in Hawaii five years ago in order to get a rest for their recuperation. The scarcity of expert medical support to help him overcome the limitations imposed by his aphasia was still a downside of living on Maui.In 2005, he returned to Chicago, where he began an intensive rehabilitation regimen in order to resume his musical career. <mask> has six brothers. They are James Warren, Herbert Liston, John Oland, Mark Andrew, and Steward Franklin. Mark died when he was an infant.


title: Paul David Wilson

texts: <mask> married Marilyn Baynes from 1978 to 1982 and then married Terry Moore from 1982 to 2005 with one stepdaughter, Carmen and one grandson. He is an active member of The Recording Academy's Education, Finance, Restructuring and Long Range Planning Committee. He was a Trustee of the Winans Academy of Performing Arts after serving as President of the Chicago Chapter of The Recording Academy.The Winans won the best new arrangements of commercial themes award for "All Out." McDonald's won the best new arrangements of commercial themes award for "Makin' Music." <mask> performed with the band "The Nightclub Band" on the film, A Family Thing, which also featured the song "Family Thing Blues" on the soundtrack. The film "Signs" was used with <mask>'s music jingle. His song, "Invitation", was a sample and 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

masks: Wilson Wilson Wilson


title: Toby Keith

texts: <mask> is an American country music singer, songwriter, actor, and record producer. <mask>'s first four studio albums, plus a Greatest Hits package, were released by Mercury Records before he left in 1998. His debut "Should've Been a Cowboy", which was the most-played country song of the 1990s, was one of the albums that earned Gold or higher certification. According to Broadcast Music Incorporated, the song has received three million spins. His breakthrough single was "How Do You Like Me Now?!". In late 1999. The title track to his 1999 album of the same name was the number one country song of 2000 and one of several chart-toppers during his tenure on DreamWorks Nashville.Pull My Chain, Unleashed, and Shock'n Y'all were certified 4x Platinum and produced three more number ones. He released a second Greatest Hits package in 2004. Show Dog Nashville merged with Universal South Records to become Show Dog-Universal Music in December 2009. He has released ten studio albums through Show Dog/Show Dog-Universal: 2006's White Trash with Money, 2007's Big Dog Daddy, 2008's That Don't Make Me a Bad Guy, 2009's American Ride, and 2010's Bullets in the Gun

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Toby Covel
Toby Keith


title: Toby Keith

texts: recording contract by the time he was 30. Harold Shedd, a Mercury Records executive, was given a copy of the demo tape by a flight attendant and fan of his. After listening to what he heard, Shedd signed him to a recording contract with Mercury. <mask> and Boomtown's debut single, "Should've Been a Cowboy", went to number one on the U.S. charts. It reached number 93 on the Hot Country Songs chart.His debut album was preceded by this song. By the end of the decade, "Should've Been a Cowboy" was the most played country song of the 1990s. The album was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America for shipments of one million copies. It is given a production that is too big, clean, glossy and cavernous for his good, but not his outsized talent, as Stephen Thomas Erlewine wrote of the album. He thought that it showed the style that would be developed on subsequent albums. The success of the album led to a tour with his labelmates. Tracy Lawrence made a music video for "My Second Home" in 1993.His second album, Boomtown, was released in September 1994. The number one single was "Who's That Man". "You Ain't Much Fun" and


title: Toby Keith

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 "The Angry American" was written in 20 minutes as a response to the September 11, 2001 attacks. The song references a car accident that took the life of a United States Army veteran.This song and "Who's Your Daddy?" "Rock You Baby" was the number 1 hit. "Beer for My Horses", a duet with Willie Nelson, was at the top of the country charts for six weeks. It was number 22 on the Hot 100 at the time. The debut single "I Can't Take You Anywhere" was recorded in July of 2003 and was previously recorded by <mask> on Pull My Chain. He only had a top 40 country hit with his version of the song. In November 2003 he released his eighth studio album, Shock'n Y'all.The military term "shock and awe" is a pun on the album's title. "I Love


title: Toby Keith

texts: appeared on The Colbert Report. He is the only musical artist to have received a five star rating from Stephen Colbert.When he appeared in Colbert's 2008 Christmas special as a hunter, he furthered this connection. On the October 27, 2011 episode of the Colbert Report, he made an appearance as a musical guest. On October 29, 2011, Huckabee was on Fox Channel. Huckabee's house band played a song at the end of the show after he played "Bullets in the Gun". In December of 2018, he will be a guest on the show. He acted in the Autumn of 2005 in the film Broken Bridges. The film was released on September 8, 2006Bo Price is a washed-up country musician in this contemporary story. The movie stars several people. The 2003 hit song of the same name was recorded by the Nelsons and is the basis of the 2008 movie Beer for My Horses. He was going to star in the film Bloodworth, but dropped out. In 2005, he opened <mask>'s I Love This Bar & Grill in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, as well as Syracuse, New York and Tulsa, Oklahoma, and now also has restaurants in Thackerville, Oklahoma, Kansas City, and Las Vegas. The new restaurant is the first in a franchise under


title: Toby Keith

texts: the master license agreement that was purchased by the Capri Restaurant Group. Frank Capri opened the restaurant in Mesa in the shopping center known as Mesa Riverview and is planning to open multiple locations across the country.The South Side Works shopping and entertainment district in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania will soon be home to another "I Love this Bar & Grill" location. In 2009, he established a clothing line called Steelman. In February 2010 <mask>'s I Love This Bar & Grill opened at the Winstar World Casino, exit 1 on I-35 in Oklahoma. The Shops at West End in St. Louis Park, Minnesota is one of the locations opened in 2010 by the Capri Restaurant Group. Both of them closed in 2015. The new drink was named "Wild Shot". Initially it was only available in Mexico, but now it is sold and served in America.He has a restaurant called I Love this Bar and Grill. One of the wealthiest celebrities in the United States is due to his music career and other business ventures. The 15th of July. Country Music's $500 million man is depicted on the cover of Forbes magazine. In the article titled "Cowboy Capitalist", there is information about


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texts: and it peaked at number one over the Fourth of July weekend. ABC pulled the plug on the Fourth of July concert after host Peter Jennings heard the song and disapproved of it. The song probably wouldn't set the right tone. He said his statement to the press was Canadian. I bet Dan Rather wouldn't kick me off his show. In 2002 there was a public feud between the two of them over the song "Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue", as well as the comments made about President George W. Bush on stage during a concert in London. Natalie Maines, the lead singer of the group, said that the song made country music sound ignorant.By pointing out that Maines did not write her music and that he does, and by displaying a backdrop at his concerts showing a doctored photo of Maines with Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, he was able to get Maines to respond. Maines wore a T-shirt with the letters "FUTK" on the front at the Academy of Country Music Awards. Vince Gill took the acronym for "Friends United in Truth and Kindness" to be a shot at <mask>. In an October 2004 appearance on Real Time with Bill Maher, Maines confessed that she thought nobody would get it. In


title: Toby Keith

texts: August 2003 his representation declared that he was done feuding with Maines because he realized there were far more important things to concentrate on. Allison Faith is a former bandmate's daughter. However, he continues to refuse to say Maines' name, and claims that the doctored photo was intended to express his opinion that Maines' criticism was an attempt to suppress free speech.A commercial spot to promote Al Gore's "We Campaign" was proposed in April 2008. The idea was abandoned due to scheduling conflicts. <mask> performed at the pre-Inaugural "Make America Great Again!" Donald Trump's inauguration was celebrated at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. At the start of the celebration, he thanked president-elect Trump for his service. "American Soldier", "Made in America", and "Beer For My Horses" were some of the patriotic songs that he played. The National Medal of Arts was awarded by President Trump on January 13, 2021.Ricky Skaggs presented the award in a closed ceremony. From 1979 to 1980, he was a student at Villanova University. He wanted to be a petroleum engineer. An avid University of Oklahoma sports fan,<mask> is often seen

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title: Clare Maclean

texts: A New Zealand composer is born in the South Island of New Zealand. She received her musical training at the Wellington Polytechnic. She studied composition in Australia with Peter Sculthorpe. Her early compositions were affected by the Renaissance polyphony that Nicholas Routley introduced her to. Christ the King was composed in 1985 and has received numerous performances in both Australia and North America. The composer created a single work that combines elements of plainchant and hymnody with polyphonic passages after tying them together for a performance of John Taverner's "Westron Wynde" Mass. The composer's ingenious weaving and re-ordering of two Baxter poems, 'Song to the Father' and 'Song to the Lord God on a Spring Morning', was an early indication of her acute sensitivity to text, a trait that runs through all her subsequent works.Four solo settings of the same verse were revised by <mask> in the same year. "Et Misericordia" and "A West Irish Ballad" were the two major commissions she wrote over the next four years. A CD devoted to her music was released in 1995 on the Tall Poppies label. The use of folksong and chant in Leise rieselt der Schnee is one of the many influences that <mask> absorbed during the 1990s. "Love Was His Meaning" and "We Welcome Summer" are significant works from this period. <mask>'s use of repetitive, almost hypnotic phrases as well as the use of different rhythms and even text can be seen in the music from this period. The short piece, commissioned for the Sydney Children's Choir and titled "Rain", consists of a series of onomatopoeic

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title: Clare Maclean

texts: phrases to suggest a rain shower.Since her early success, <mask> has continued to write to commission, but her appeal has extended beyond her 'alma mater.' She has written for a number of organizations. She wrote "Aunque Es De Noche" in 2002 and "In the Year That King Uzziah died" in 2003 for SYNTONY. Her orchestral work "Panah" was selected as one of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's Readings in 2008, under the direction of Scott Parkman. Parkman was the assistant conductor of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, a city that has hosted more Maclean performances than any other. The Saint Louis Chamber Chorus, a professional chamber choir for which she has served as Composer-in-Residence since 2005, is the reason for this. She composed "Os Anthos Chortou: As the flowers of grass" and "Misera ancor do Loco" for this ensemble.There are ancient Greek and Latin epitaphs. Several of her works have been recorded by the St Louis Chamber Chorus. The choir will perform in November and December of 2010. She won an Art Music Award in the category of work of the year for vocal or choral for Osanna Mass. The Complete choral music is a collection of recordings. Nicholas Routley conducted the choir. Australia Sings a New Song was sung by the Sydney Chamber Choir and was conducted by Nicholas Routley.The Listening Land (We Welcome Summer) was written by the Australian National Choral Association. The Australian voices are conducted by a man. Our Time and Place (Hope There Is) was written by Australian voices. The St Peter's Chorale has a conductor. Different Angels: Contemporary Australian


title: Gayatri Devi

texts: Vogue magazine had a list of the most beautiful women. She opened two schools in Jaipur, one in the name of her husband, the other being a co-educational school. She promoted the dying art of blue pottery. After partition and independence of India in 1947, <mask> <mask> ran for Parliament in 1962 and won the constituency in the Lok Sabha in the world's largest landslide. She ran against the Indian National Congress in 1971 as a member of the Swatantra Party.During a meeting with the Prime Minister in 1965, <mask> was asked to join the Congress. Despite her husband being made ambassador to Spain, she stuck to her principles and decided not to join the party. The Jan Sangh was led by Bhairon Singh Shekhawat. The alliance won a lot of seats. In the assembly election, <mask> lost to Damodar Lal Vyas, who went on to win the election. All royal privileges and titles were abolished in 1971. During the Emergency, <mask> was arrested due to an alleged political vendetta on the false accusation of violating tax laws and served 5 months in Tihar Jail.She retired from politics and published her biography, A Princess Remembers, in 1976. Francois Levie directed the film Memoirs of a Hindu Princess. She didn't respond to the offer when the Cooch Behar Trinamool Congress nominated her as their candidate for the elections in 1999. Prince Jagat Singh, Raja of Isarda was granted his paternal uncle's fief of Isarda as a subsidiary title. Jagat Singh was married on May 10, 1978. The daughter of the prince and princess of Thailand. The couple had two children.There is a Raja of Isarda. They claim to be heirs of their paternal grandmother because they are her only surviving descendants. The oldest son of the late Maharaja by his first wife, a Jodhpur princess, was half-brother to Maharaj Jagat

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title: Gayatri Devi

texts: Singh. There were several other royal families in India. She was not from the Rajput community, but from a dynasty native to Cooch Behar in Bengal, and was the daughter of Maharaja Jitendra Narayan and Maharani Indira Raje. A car crash claimed the lives of her grand-nephew, his wife, and 2 sons. Her paternal grandparents were from Cooch Behar.After the death of their father, Jagaddipendra Narayan and Indrajitendra Narayan became the Maharaja of Cooch Behar. She was very close to the Gaekwads of Baroda State. Ila and Menaka were married into the royal family of Dewas State. She was related to the royal houses of Kota, Sawantwadi, Akkalkot State, Jath State, Dewas Jr., Jasdan State, and Sandur. She is known for her equestrian skills and polo-playing abilities. She has been associated with polo since she was a child. She played in her first Polo match in Calcutta in 1933.She was the chief patron of the Jaipur Riding and Polo Club. After her death in 2009, both her and her quintessential polo skills were honoured by a memorial cup and a polo club in Argentina. The state of emergency imposed by the Congress Party led to the development of problems in the Tihar jail. She was admitted to King Edward's Hospital in London because of her stomach problem. She had expressed her desire to return to Jaipur when she was being treated for the gastric disorder. The air ambulance took her to Jaipur. On 17 July 2009, she was admitted to the Santokba Durlabhji Memorial hospital.She died of lung failure at the age of 90. Stephane Bern is a filmography professor. Gayatra <mask> pays des Maharajas. The documentary was made by Portiche and Pontet. 1h45' The year 2013. The first broadcast was on December 26th.External links include 1919 births and the deaths of Queen mothers and Indian queen


title: William Isaac

texts: The Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation from 1981 to 1985 was <mask>. "Bill<mask>. He was named Chairman of the FDIC in 1981 after being appointed to the Board of Directors by President Jimmy Carter at the age of 34. The Secura Group became part of a global consulting firm in 1986. He served as Chairman of the Board of Fifth Third Bancorp. New York financier and philanthropist Howard Milstein is the Chairman and CEO of New York Private Bank & Trust which is in turn the owner of Emigrant Bank. He sits on a number of corporate boards, including New York Private Bank & Trust and Emigrant Bank, and he speaks and writes about financial and regulatory issues. <mask><mask> was born in 1943 to parents Charles and Ruth.He was born in Bryan, Ohio. In 1966 he received his Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Miami University. He was a member of the Student Senate while he was a student at Miami. He received a Doctor of Laws degree from Miami University. He received a Doctor of Law from The Ohio State University in 1969. He went to work for the law firm in Milwaukee after earning his law degree. He worked on the forefront of the expansion of bank holding companies and the difficulties posed by the recession and real estate collapse of 1972-1974, when he witnessed incredible changes rippling through the banking sector.The First Kentucky National Corporation in Louisville, Ky., is the largest banking company in the state and was founded in 1974 by the man who left Foley & Lardner to focus on the banking industry. He was the vice president and general counsel of the corporation and its subsidiaries. He got his first taste of dealing with shareholders and reporting to regulatory agencies, and learned to

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texts: navigate the economic waters of the mid-1970s. The youngest member of the board of the FDIC was appointed at the age of 34 by President Jimmy Carter. On his first day in office, he was called down to Puerto Rico, where one of the territory's largest banks was set to fail. Following the election of Ronald Reagan, <mask> was named Chairman of the FDIC. He is credited with preparing the FDIC for an onslaught of bank failures in the 1980s and 1990s.The financial crisis of 2008 is a point of comparison to the tumultuous period in U.S. banking during the Reagan Administration. President Carter appointed him to the board of directors of the FDIC on March 16, 1978. Huge insolvencies in the thrift industry, sky-high interest rates, and widespread bank failures were some of the major challenges that the FDIC faced. A major recession in 1981-1982 with unemployment reaching 11 percent, the collapse of Continental Illinois, the third world debt crisis, and a collapse of the bubble are all related to the Germain Depository Institutions Act. Many of the largest banks in the country and nine of the ten largest banks in Texas failed during the crisis of the 1980s and early 1990s. President Reagan and former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker are credited with helping to maintain stability in the financial system during a period of severe stress. While at the FDIC, he was a member of the Depository Institutions Deregulation Committee, Chair of the Financial Institutions Examination Council, and a member of the Vice President's Task Force on Regulation of Financial Services.The Secura Group is a consulting firm that provides regulatory counseling, risk management services, strategic studies, expert testimony, and management consulting for financial


title: Edu (footballer, born 1978)

texts: A Brazilian former professional footballer is known as "<mask>", he played as an attacking or centralMidfielder. He is the technical director. He started his career with Série A. The 1998 and 1999 Brasileiro Championships were won by <mask>. The transfer was put on hold after it was discovered that he was in possession of a fake Portuguese passport. His father's side of the family aided his qualification for an EU passport and he signed for the club on January 16, 2001 for £6 million. His sister was killed in a car accident.He made his debut in 2001 in a goalless draw that was marred by an injury. He was replaced by Dennis Bergkamp at the half time break. He only played in four more matches for the club during that season, one of which was a 0–3 defeat at home to Middlesbrough in which he contributed an own goal. He scored his first goal for the club in 2001. He made a substitute appearance in the 2002 FA Cup Final. He contributed 14 league appearances and a goal, as well as being the first Brazilian to win the premier league. In the 2002–03 season, <mask> made 18 appearances in the English top flight and was a key part of the team that got to the FA Cup final for the third year in a row.Injury issues in the latter part of the season left him out of the squad for the final, even though he scored in the fifth round win against Manchester United. He was a part of the team that went 49 games without a defeat in the 2003– 2004 season. He made a career high 48 appearances and 7 goals for the club, he scored the fourth goal in a 5–1 historic win against Inter Milan in the European Championship in November 2003 and he appeared in 30 League games and scored 2 goals. On April 25, 2004, <mask> was on the pitch at White Hart Lane for the title-clinching game. He made his 100th appearance for the club. In the 2004–05 season, <mask> had mixed fortunes. He missed the start of the season because he was in Brazil.He was in the last year of his contract with the club and there was a lot of speculation about his future. In January 2005, talks with Valencia of Spain failed as the Mestalla outfit were

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title: Edu (footballer, born 1978)

texts: not able to pay the fee demanded. A fine chip in the 2–0 away win at West Bromwich Albion in May 2005, and a penalty kick in the 7–0 win over Everton were the only goals that <mask> scored in 2004. He came on as a substitute in the 2005 FA Cup Final. In the summer of 2005, it was confirmed that he would be moving to Valencia. On 30 May, Valencia announced that it had signed <mask> to a five-year deal. A pre-season injury ruled him out of first-team action until April 2006 when he made his debut in the 5–3 victory over Cdiz.The Brazilian player left Valencia on July 3, 2009. After being released in Spain, <mask> signed a contract with his former club, the Corinthians, which was to last until December 31, 2011. After playing four matches in the 2010 season, his contract was terminated by mutual consent, and he retired from football. When he got a British passport, he didn't think he'd be picked for Brazil, so he considered playing for England. He made his debut for the Brazilian national team in a friendly against Hungary in 2004. He played for them in the 2005 Confederations Cup, which was won by Brazil. He scored one of the penalties in the shoot out as Brazil defeated Argentina.On 17 March 2011, the club announced that <mask> would take over as the club's director of football. The Iranian national team was assisted by him during the World Cup. He was in charge of the Brazilian national team from 2016 to 2019. The first ever technical director was announced on July 9, 2019. The club's director of football said that they were excited that <mask> was joining the team. He has a lot of experience and knowledge of football. He understands the club and what we stand for.The FA Community Shield was held in 2002 and the FA Club World Championship was held in 2000. The players are from Campeonato Brasileiro Série A and the players are from La Liga and the players are from the players are from the players are from the players are from the players are from the players are from the players are from the players are from the players are from the players The FA Cup Final players are not


title: Mary Ann O'Brian Malkin

texts: <mask>'Brian 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 INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The shorthand used by choreographers to make detailed records of their work was collected by <mask>'<mask>. She gave her collection to Penn State in 2003 and it was the best in private hands. She was born in Pennsylvania on March 13, 1913. She was the daughter of Lawrence O'Brian, who worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad. A 1937 graduate of the Pennsylvania State University, she married Donald Woodward Lee, an instructor at Penn State, and the couple moved to New York City so that Lee could pursue a doctorate at Columbia University. She met Sol while working at the R. R. Bowker Company.M<mask> is the editor of theAB. By the year 1953, this weekly magazine had become a prime source for timely news, book reviews, and coverage of trade and library convention. It attracted a large list of dealers, both those who sold used books and those who sold new books, but who ran an out-of-print search service for their customers. She worked for the magazine, which later renamed itselfAB Bookman's Weekly, as an administrative assistant, copy editor, and features writer, posing as a book collector who lived in the mountains of Frugality, PA, and kept her books in caves. <mask> O'Brian was married to Sol. The year is 1953. Her reviews of needlepoint and cook books were

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title: Mary Ann O'Brian Malkin

texts: work thus far because I am now 90 years old. Jerry Kelly designed the book and 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 At the end of her life, MAM's eyesight began to fail, and she became unsure on her feet. She broke her hip when she fell twice in 2004. With the help of home care worker Ceceal Sergeant, she graduated to a three-wheeled walker and then to a cane.MAM took a train to attend the 21st annual Sol. On July 27th, Richard Wendorf, the Director of the Boston Athenaeum, gave the M. and <mask> O'<mask> Lecture in Bibliography and invited her to attend a dinner in her honor. After returning to New York City on Friday, 30 July, she gave a lively account of her visit to RBS to a friend, but she died, apparently in her sleep, later that evening. She was 92 years old. There were no surviving family members. MAM had a sunny disposition. She was always good company and without self-pity.She was glad that she was able to support two of her main interests: dance and the history of the book. There was a divide between the Grolier Club and Rare Book School. Dance notators 1913 births Pennsylvania State University

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title: Swami Purushottamananda


title: Swami Purushottamananda

texts: prayer-halls were renovated. He became the President of the newly affiliated Ramakrishna Mission ashrama in 2000. The building in Belgaum where <mask> stayed for 12 days in 1892 was gifted to the Ramakrishna Mission. Of the state of Karnataka.The building was renovated and the temple was built in 2004. He has written several books, most of them in Kannada. A letter to a student is one of his famous books and focuses on students elaborating various techniques to help them achieve all-round excellence. The De.Ja.Gou gave the Vishwamanava literary award to the biography of Vivekananda. Trust. Several voluntary organizations, Satsangs, as well as independent Ramakrishna Ashramas were set up by the <mask>ji. He was very active in the activities of the Ramakrishna Mission.He is well known for his singing and for inspiring others to take monastic vows. His music could transport the satsang into a spiritual state. Shraddeya sarovaradi was one of the most notable Bhajanas sung by him. His most well-known songs are: There was a death at the Narayana Hrudayalaya due to a massive heart attack. There are three volumes of a comprehensive biography of Swami Vivekananda. I am going to Vol.There is a biography of Sri Ramakrishna in Kannada and a biography of the Holy Mother. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  There is an English Letter to a Student Secret of Concentration Man and Money Youth and Useful thoughts for youths. There are 16 CDs of Hindi and Kannada Lectures in Audio Cassettes and CDs. The audio collection includes devotionals by <mask>

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title: Anders Nelsson

texts: An actor and musician who emerged in the 1960s Hong Kong music scene is, of course, is, of course, is, of course, is, of course, is, of course, is, of course, is, of course, is, of course, is, of course He was a member of the popular Hong Kong group The Kontinentals. He played a thug in the movie Way of the Dragon, which starred Bruce Lee. A child of Swedish missionaries was born in California. He was 4 years old when his family moved to Hong Kong. He was a student at King George V School. Kids in the KGV allowed him to play in their bands.They played music on Friday afternoons in the 1950s and 1960s. I Think Of Her and I Still Love You were released by The Kontinentals after they signed their first recording contract. Both were hits in Hong Kong. He was an entertainment editor at The Star. Nelson was the front man in a band that was signed to a record label. It was formed in 1973. The band made a lot of recordings."Never Coming Home" and "Reasons Why" were two of the band's releases that did well in the 70s. He decided on a change of direction because of things he'd seen with other bands that included drinking backstage and taking drugs, as well as not wanting to sing past 30. The main theme for the award-winning Cantonese movie Mr. Vampire has been written by him. In 1979 he started his own group of companies, The Entertainment Company and The Melody Bank, which later became a successful production and publishing house. He joined this newly emerging'major' in the music industry as Managing Director after selling The Melody Bank. He ran the record company in Hong Kong as well as setting up the music publishing operations in the Asian Region. The chairman of the Royal HK Jockey Club and the Legislative Council at the time, Sir John Swaine, was a descendant of this family.The Media Bank was set up under the leadership of the elder son, John Swaine Junior. Several independent labels and publishing catalogues were represented by the company. After the Handover of Hong Kong to China in 1997, <mask> left the company to pursue China-related opportunities as a consultant. Major international artists such as Kenny G, Bob


title: Anders Nelsson

texts: Dylan, INXS and Michael Bolton have been booked by <mask> over the years. He still books artists for charity events. He started a new concept band in 2005 that can range in size from just a pianist up to as many musicians as a client can afford or accommodate on a stage. In view of this flexibility, he named the band INFINITY and the group has performed at many high-profile events including the 2005 Macau Grand Prix, the final New Year's Eve party at the legendary, now-closed, Hyatt Regency Hotel, and the Canadian Community Ball.In September 2006 a Guangzhou, China-based record company released an album of Chinese favorites sung in English. A CD of some of his favorite songs will be released in 2010 on the 60th anniversary of his arrival in Hong Kong with his parents. A number of artists have been produced by <mask>. His acting career began with a small role in Bruce Lee's Way of The Dragon. He got the part thanks to his brother Robert Lee who was a musician. He has appeared in many Hong Kong-made TV dramas since then. His films include Divine Retribution, Wiselee, and Journey To The West with Nicholas Tse.Stanley Story, which went on air on May 15, 2006 and Land of Wealth, which was screened in October 2006 were some of the drama serials he taped for HK-TVB. He is an expert in promoting HK-TVB's HD-TV channels and has appeared as a guest in Jade Solid Gold. He finds that having his face appear on TV on a regular basis opens many doors, especially in China, and keeps this aspect of his career as a hobby. He is a well-respected entertainment industry and PR consultant doing work for prestigious Asian companies, including some of the major record companies, Hong Kong's popular restaurant and bar district Knutsford Terrace, and his native country of Sweden, through his group of companies. In addition to being an expert in music-related copyright matters, <mask> is also an expert witness for the Hong Kong government. He has served on the boards of both the M.P.A. and the Music Publishers Association. They are the Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong.There are honors and awards for the Order of the Knights of

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title: Hubert von Goisern

texts: <mask> was born on 17 November 1952 in Austria. In Austria, Switzerland and Germany, he is known for his mix of rock music and traditional Volksmusik. His stage name is <mask>. Several national and international awards have been won by <mask>. He was born in Bad Goisern. He joined the local brass band at a young age and learned to play the trumpet. The band leader had to leave the band and return the trumpet when there were disagreements about the band's music.He learned to play guitar with an acoustic guitar and then bought his own electric guitar. He learned to play the trumpet and clarinet. The instruments that were learned in private study were introduced to him by his grandfather. He left Austria at the age of 20 to work in a chemical laboratory in South Africa. He returned to Austria five years after he became involved in the struggle against apartheid. He married his Canadian wife and then adopted her name. He became a professional musician at the age of 27.He learned to play flamenco music while studying guitar in Toronto. He learned to play the nose flute in the Philippines after he separated from his wife. He began to develop his own musical style by incorporating elements of foreign traditional music into his home country's traditional music. He was a musician and composer in Austria in 1984 and studied at the University of Music and Performing Arts. The band Original Alpinkatzen was founded in 1986 by him and Wolfgang Staribacher. He changed his stage name to "<mask> Goisern" at this time. The studio album Alpine Lawine was published in 1988 on CBS using the name "Alpinkatzen featuring <mask> Goisern".The Watzmann tour was a stage adaption of the audio drama Der Watzmann ruft [Mount Watzmann is calling]. Wolfgang Staribacher and the band parted. The project with a number of new musicians was continued with the name "<mask> von Goisern". Kapfinger was

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texts: known as "Alpine" and "Zabine". She taught <mask>n how to yodel. The band had a breakthrough in 1992 with their album, which featured the tracks "Heast as nit" and "Weit", Austrian German for "don't you hear it". "Koa Hiatamadl" peaked at No.There are 2 in the Austrian singles charts. One of the most successful Alpenrock bands was the Alpinkatzen. The second album Omunduntn was released in 1994. The Alpinkatzen's first album Alpine Law contains reworked versions of the songs "Cocaine" and "Kren & Speck", as well as the song "Goisern" which is a German language adaption of Ray Charles' song "Georgia". The tour went through Austria, Switzerland and Germany. There were performances in Paris, San Antonio and Austin, Texas. The last concert tour was by the Alpinkatzen.Their last concert was in 1994. Joseph and Dana Vvrov filmed a performance at the Circus Krone Building. The documentary "How time passes by" was presented at the 1995 Munich Festival and was later published on VHS and DVD. The farewell performance was declared by the band. Two fashion lines were created by <mask>n and his friend Klaus Hller, which were produced by Modehaus Meindl. The collections were meant to interpret traditional elements in a modern way. Hlleisengretl was Von Goisern's debut as an actor.He wrote the film score and played the husband of the main character. Due to the Omunduntn tour, he was unable to accept another acting offer, but he wrote the film score with Winfried Grabe and Enjott Schneider. The score for Die Fernsehsaga, a film by Austrian actor and director Julian Plsler, is included in the other film music by <mask> Goisern. The soundtrack for the children's television film Ein Rucksack voller Lgen was published in 1996 as Ein Sack voller Lgen. Africa and Tibet was introduced to anthropologist Jane Goodall by their common friend, publisher Michael Neugebauer. <mask>n

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texts: wasIntrigued by her work and invited her for a visit to Gombe Stream National Park. A documentary film was made in cooperation with the Austrian ORF and German Bayerischer Rundfunk broadcasters.The soundtrack was released on CD. <mask> was introduced to the artists of the India-based Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts by the chairwoman of the Austrian organisation Save Tibet. He presented their Austrian tour. He invited Zchbauer, who had left her native country at the age of two, to join him on the trip to Tibet. In an ORF interview, they reported on the status of the Tibetan people, culture, and relationship with the Chinese national government. The Central Tibetan Administration is located in India. They met the 14th Dalai Lama.Traditional Tibetan music was recorded with a mobile sound studio. Inexile was released in 1998 and contains recordings from a recording session with Tibetan guest musicians. The Dalai Lama paid a visit to <mask> Goisern in 1998. In 1999, <mask>n recorded an album of his own. A new band recorded the tracks for Fn in 2000. The album was released in the same year. The band went on a promotional tour in 2001 and released a collection of Austrian folk songs.The Amadeus Austrian Music Award was given to <mask> Goisern in 2001. He criticized the Austrian music industry for not supporting Austrian artists in his acceptance speech. The Fn tour was followed by a number of concerts in Egypt and West African countries. One of the best-known Egyptian musicians, who blends elements of traditional Sufi music and modern rock, was on stage with him in Assiut. During his tour through West Africa, <mask>n was accompanied by a film team that recorded a documentary about connecting the meetings of Austrian musicians with various African artists. The album Iwasig was released in the summer of 2002 after a concert tour in Germany. The Dalai Lama performed a

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texts: kalachakra ceremony in Austria in the same year that TIPA artists presented Sounds of Tibet concerts.The band recorded their second album in a studio built in an abandoned hotel in the Dachstein Mountains. Sarajevo and Cape Verde were included in the subsequent concerts. In 2003 <mask>n traveled through Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Von Goisern went on a tour after presenting the second book in the series. In January 2005, <mask> Goisern and his band performed with a balafon player. This trip was recorded on film and later shown as Warten und Timbuktu. Von Goisern turned to different activities after many tours.There is a sound installation in a cave of the Dachstein mountains. He recorded a duet with Wolfgang Niedecken in November 2005, which was released on the anniversary album of the German band. <mask>'s song "Heast as nit" was used by the Freedom Party of Austria. There is an election campaign. The Freedom Party stopped using <mask>'s songs after he published an open letter to them. "I stand for an open, tolerant society for the destruction of fear of the unknown and new, and not for the fomentation of it," the letter said. The content of 'Heast as nit...' is that I stand for looking at changes in the eye and looking forward, not for the attempt to stop time, or to even turn it back.In 2007, <mask>n started the Linz Europe Tour which was a promotional tour for Linz as European Capital of Culture 2009. The planning began in 2005. He used to navigate several European rivers with a convoy of three ships, including a cargo ship converted to a floating stage, a towboat and a houseboat. Concerts with local musicians were held in many towns along the route. Willi Resetarits performed at the Donauinselfest in Vienna in 2007, the first part of a tour that took them down the river Danube to the Black Sea. Goisern goes East was a documentary that was released in

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texts: 2008. The second leg of the tour went through Passau and Regensburg on the way to the Rhine in the Netherlands.The album s'Nix was released at the same time. The three-day celebration in Linz ended the river tour. A group of musicians included Klaus Doldinger. Von Goisern wrote about the tour. It was published in 2010. Pubs and inns in Austria and Germany were visited by <mask> Goisern. In August of 2011, live recordings and a documentary were broadcasted by the Salzburg-based station Servus TV.The album reached the top 20 charts in Austria and Germany. "Brenna tuat's guat" was put on the playlist by Hitradio 3. The single made it to position No. The previous success "Koa Hiatamadl" was beaten by 1 within a few weeks. "Brenna tuat's guat" got a Platinum certification in Austria in 2012 and was also a success in Germany, where it was <mask>n's first single in the charts. Three of the album's certifications were in Austria and one in Germany. The so-called "Neue Volksmusik" includes Music Style <mask> Goisern."New Traditional Music". He's more associated with "Alpenrock" or "Alpine rock". Modern rock and traditional Alpine music are combined in his music. The sound of the harmonica is stressed by his style, which is balanced by electric guitars. Traditional African music can be heard on Gombe as well as Brazilian samba. Von Goisern has developed from Alpine music towards world music. The lyrics of <mask>n's songs are often political and critical of society.Jrg Haider, a far right politician who hails from Goisern, had his Freedom Party enjoy high polls during the late 20th century and early 2000s. Discography albums Alpinkatzen feat. Alpine Lawine is a live album by <mask> Goisern. His hometown of Bad Goisern granted him an "honorary citizenship" in 2004. The official website interview with <mask> Goisern was partially published in Die Presse. People from Bad Goisern

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title: Jonathan Moulton

texts: Many tales of <mask>'s adventures would become legendary, as he played an important role in the early history of New Hampshire. There is a town named after him in New Hampshire. Early colonial life and King George's War was where <mask> was born. He was an indentured servant for a long time. He left the cabinet in 1745 after winning his freedom. He formed the Moulton and Towle Silversmithing Company. Towle Silversmithing Company, which he left to his partner, still makes silverware and kitchen utensils.He was a captain in the New Hampshire Militia. Fortress Louisbourg was taken from the French by the New England army under the command of William Pepperrell. The Ossipee Indians were allied to the French around Lake Winnipesaukee until they were killed or driven to Canada. One winter scout from New Hampshire. The Ossipee warriors were attacked on the ice of Lake Winniepesaukee. Five of the warriors were killed in the first volley and the sixth ran away, followed by a massive black dog that attacked and killed the fleeing warrior. The war ended thanks to the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle.The next war between Britain and France would be in six years. After the war ended, <mask> married Smith. They had eleven children. During this time, <mask> opened a store and began to import goods from Europe and the West Indies. After serving as a captain in the New Hampshire Militia during the French and Indian War, he was elected to the New Hampshire General Court. After the end of the French and Indian War, large tracts of land on the north side of Lake Winnipesaukee were given to him by the governors.

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texts: Many of the goods aboard the wreck of the mast-ship St. George were salvaged by the town residents for their own profit.<mask>'s mansion burned to the ground in the early morning hours of March 15, 1769. One of the most interesting legends about him is the "Yankee Faust". During the events that led up to the American Revolution, <mask> was chosen as a member of the Committee of Safety, appointed as a delegate to the patriot assembly, and commissioned as the Colonel of the 3rd New Hampshire. His wife died of a disease. He fathered four more children after marrying Sarah Emery. The British invaded New Hampshire in the first two years of the American Revolutionary War. In the fall of 1777, he led his men to the Battle of New York and the defeat of the British.The 3rd New Hampshire Militia was part of Gen. John Stark's brigade. George Washington was impressed with his battlefield skills and promoted him to brigadier general. The New Hampshire militia continued after the end of the American Revolution. He was made a briadier general of the 1st brigade of the New Hampshire Militia on March 25, 1785. After the war, he was given lands in the lakes region of New Hampshire and founded the town of Moultonborough. He was one of the first people to paint his house white. The decision to import paint from Britain was unpopular with some of the locals.A feud over farm land with a neighbor was worsened by a series of editorials written in The Boston Post, Boston's major newspaper at the time. The judge who ruled in the general's favor was a long time friend of the general. No one ever claimed

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texts: responsibility for burning down the barn. He said that he was more upset about losing the animals than the barn itself. He died at the age of 61. His tombstone disappeared after his body was moved in the middle of the night. George Washington paid his respects to Sarah on his tour of the new United States of America two years later.He was a controversial figure in New Hampshire and later the state. In the first legend, it was said that the Yankee Faust outsmarted the Devil by saying that he would sell his soul to the devil if he filled his boots with gold coins. The largest set of boots was found by <mask>. The devil returned to fill the boots with gold, but no matter how many gold coins he poured in the boots they would not fill. All the gold coins fell into the basement of the house when <mask> cut off the soles of the boots and put them over a hole in the floor. The devil burned down his house after being outsmarted. The gold coins were gone.The second tale of The New Wife and The Old tells of a ghost that takes the ring off Sarah's finger as she is in bed with her new husband. A pallbearer at <mask>'s funeral opened his coffin to find a box of gold coins with the devil stamped on them. The location of <mask>'s grave is unknown because he was buried without a tombstone. State Builders: An Illustrated Historical and Biographical Record of the State of New Hampshire was written by John Lovewell. State Builders Publishing, Manchester, NH 1903 External links "General <mask>", Lane Memorial Library,Hampton, NH 1726 births deaths 1787 American militia generals The Devil in legend New

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title: David Abrahams (businessman)

texts: <mask> was born on 13 November 1944 in England. Abrahams was the only child in a strongly political family who was born in the early years of his life. The son of <mask> served as the city's Lord Mayor for one year in 1981-2. His mother was a concert hall violinist and a Labour politician. Abrahams was educated at Ascham House and passed his 11+ at a school in Gosforth. In 1977 Mohammed Ali paid a visit to the Abrahams family home in Gosforth, where his 105-year-old Grandmother talked to him about the underprivileged. He met the Queen at Buckingham Palace in July of 1979.<mask> lost to the Liberal candidate <mask> in a two way contest in 1981 when he was a Labour PartyCouncillor for two and a half years. He was interested in economic development. He was the Labour candidate in the 1992 general election. He was unsuccessful in his attempt to be selected for the safe Labour seat of Wansbeck in 1997. A close associate of Tony Blair and Lord Levy during the New Labour-era, <mask> faced high-profile media accusations in 2007, that he had secretly made £630,000 in donations to the Labour Party, by channelling the donations through four different individuals. Gordon Brown set up an internal inquiry after the Donorgate scandal, but no report has ever been published. In April 2008, <mask> was cleared of any wrongdoing by the police.<mask> said in April 2016 that he would no longer support the Labour party because it was becoming anti-semitic. He accused the hard left of changing the principles of social justice and liberal, progressive politics in an article for The Guardian. Abrahams made regular donations after Keir Starmer was elected Leader of the Labour Party. In December 2020, Muslim groups, including the Muslim

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title: David Abrahams (businessman)

texts: Council of Britain, called on Starmer to take action against Abrahams as a result of online comments he'd made, which were described as "abhorrent and Islamophobic" and "deeply disturbing". He claimed that Muslims have mixed loyalties and that he didn't know how to divide political Islam from moderates and fundamentalists. It is the nature of the beast. He claimed that Israel was a brand new hi-tech state with new inventions to benefit mankind, while its neighbours chose terrorism and invented suicide bombers.Rahman is a member of the National Executive Committee of the Labour Party. <mask> is a member of the Reform Club and a member of the City of London. Abrahams supports peace initiatives in the Middle East. His diplomatic efforts in many Middle East countries brought him into contact with Yasser Arafat as well as Hamas and other leaders establishing grounds for ongoing dialogue. It was reported in 2010 that Abrahams had met senior Hamas officials and appeared to wrest a change in tone from the Palestinian leadership. The part of the Hamas charter that calls for the obliteration of Israel would be nullified if Hamas officials accepted the existence of Israel. He was the first global ambassador of the Royal United Services Institute.He wanted to organize a conference of Arab foreign ministers to discuss normalisation of relations with Israel and the establishment of a Palestinian state. He paid personal visits to most of the countries to discuss security and defence issues as well as attending many conferences at the UN and throughout the area during his term of office. He is a global ambassador for the All Party Parliamentary Group on Defence and Diplomacy. <mask> was named senior vice president of the Royal

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title: Aribert Reimann

texts: <mask> is a German composer, pianist and accompanist who is known for his literary operas. The opera was written at the suggestion of the singer, who played the title role. The Vienna State Opera hosted the premiere of his opera after Grillparzer's play. He was a professor of contemporary Lied. He received the award for his life's work. <mask> was born in Berlin. He studied composition, counterpoint and piano with Boris Blacher and others.He worked at the Stdtische Oper as a repetiteur. In 1957, he made his first appearances as a pianist and accompanist. He became a member of the Knste in Berlin in the early 1970s. He was a professor of contemporary Lied at Berlin's Hochschule der Knste from 1983 to 1998. The Edition Zeitgenssisches Lied (contemporary song) CD series of the record laber Orfeo, edition, is co-edited by Reimann and Bauni. Reimann's reputation as a composer has increased greatly with several great literary operas. He has written chamber music, orchestral works and songs.He received the Grand Cross of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Order of Merit of Berlin. He was invited by Walter Fink to play the piano in songs and chamber music for the annual of the Rheingau Musik Festival in 1997. The premiere of Cantus for Clarinet and Orchestra was held in the WDR's Large Broadcasting Hall in Cologne, Germany, in the presence of the composer, who claims the work was inspired by Claude. Michael Boder conducted the premiere of his opera Medea

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texts: at the Vienna State Opera in 2010. He was awarded the prize for his life's work. Vanitatis fuga, Aeternitatis amor. Wolfgang Witzenmann was 65 years old.Analecta Musicologica, vol. Geburtstag. pp. 36, Laaber (Laaber) 2005. 694–694. <mask> <mask> Vokalmusik is written by Siglind Bruhn. Waldkirch is in Edition Gorz. Wolfgang Burde and <mask> Reimann were from Mainz. Albert Gier, Zurck!Herbert Schneider/Rainer Schmusch are the authors of the book. Hildesheimn (Olms) 2009, Musikwissenschaftliche Publikationen, vol. pp. 343–343. Kii-Ming lo ist unsichtbarer Herrscher. Peter Csobdi is one of the authors of <mask> Reimanns Oper Das Schlo. eds.), Weine, weine, du armes Volk! 663–694. Jrgen Maehder and <mask> <mask> are in Aurora. The program book for the world premiere at the Bavarian State Opera was written by Jrgen Maehder. 61–3. Jrgen Maehder, Anmerkungen, was written by Klaus Schultz. <mask> <mask> Lear.The Oper, Mnchen, pp., was published in 1984. 78–89. The Setting of Hermetic Poetry in the Contemporary German Lied was written by Jrgen Maehder. German Literature and Music. An aesthetic fusion was published in 1989. The 8th edition of Mnchen (Fink) was published in 1992. 26– 92.The programme de salle pour l'Opéra National du was written by Jrgen Maehder. 27–45. Jrgen Maehder is a musician. The Dramaturgie in Lear und Die Gespenstersonate was written by Jrgen Khnel and Ulrich Mller. The Gegenwart is home to the Musiktheater der Gegenwart. Text und Komposition,

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texts: Rezeption und Kanonbildung was published in 2008. Jrgen Maehder, <mask> Reimann, and Paul Celan.The mise en musique de la poésie hermétique was written by Frédéric Marteau. Paul Celan, la poésie, la musique. Paris (Hermann) 2015,. Klaus Schultz is a writer. <mask> Reimanns Lear. Weg in Mnchen in 1984. The ed. of Ulrich Tadday.<mask> <mask> wrote Musik-Konzepte. The text + kritik was published in 2008. Klner Studien zum Literaturwissenschaft, vol., was written by Anselm Weyer. 16). Peter Lang is from Frankfurt. The thesis was written by Kln, Universitt, in 2005. Sigrid Wiesmann is a writer.), Fr und Wider die Literaturoper''. Laaber was born in 1982. The Knights Commander of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic are living

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title: Mark Coeckelbergh

texts: <mask> is a Belgian philosopher of technology. He is a professor of philosophy at the University of Vienna and a former president of the society for philosophy and technology. He was the Managing Director of the 3TU Centre for Ethics and Technology and a member of the Philosophy Department of the University of Twente. He has lived and worked in several countries before moving to Austria. Growing Moral Relations is one of the books that he is the author of. He is an expert in ethics of artificial intelligence. He is best known for his work in philosophy of technology and ethics of robotics and artificial intelligence, he has also published in the areas of moral philosophy and environmental philosophy.<mask> was born in 1975 in Belgium. He graduated from the University of Leuven in 1997 with a degree in social sciences and political sciences. He received his masters degree from the University of East Anglia in 1999 and his PhD in 2003 from the University of Birmingham. He worked on engineering ethics at the University of Bath and the Belgian nuclear research centre while he was a PhD student. He was an assistant professor at the University of Twente in the Netherlands in 2007. He received the Prize of the Dutch Society for Bioethics in the same year. He began working on the ethics of robotics in Twente.He was the Managing Director of the 3TU Centre for Ethics and Technology. During his time in Twente, he published many articles on philosophy of technology and ethics of drones. He held the position of full professor at the Centre of Computing and Social Responsibility at De Montfort University until early 2019. He was nominated in the ethics category for the World Technology Awards. He joined the Department of Philosophy of the University of Vienna in December of 2015. The President of the Society for Philosophy and Technology is a member of the High Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence for the European Commission. He is a member of the editorial advisory boards of

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texts: orientations regarding the relationship between technology and society. <mask> Legrand for De Tijd. "<mask>h is recognized internationally for illuminating the manner in which information and communication technologies (ICTs) create new forms of "distancing" and in particular "moral distancing". The hidden ways in which ICTs shape money and global finance are highlighted in this important book. Money Machines has much to offer to anthropological debates on the nature of finance, as it shortens some geographical and temporal distances, whilst simultaneously widening moral and social gaps. Money Machines, Human Being at Risk, and Growing Moral Relations are just a few of the publications that have been peer-reviewed.David Gunkel wrote in his review of Ethics and Information Technology that Growing Moral Relations is a real game-changer and a penetrating analysis of moral status. Frank Jankunis says in his review that the book is an impressive contribution to the literature on moral status. Human Being @ Risk is one of the most comprehensive and fine-grained in the current literature, according to Yoni Van Den Eede. According to the website of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, Coeckelbergh develops an impressive case that all our technological and social measures create new sources of vulnerability. To a limited extent, Human Being @ Risk identifies important choices that we must debate as we imagine and plan the future of humanity. Issues that are fundamental to ongoing thinking about how to better the human condition are raised by it. CarlMitcham writes that Environmental Skill is an insightful argument for an environmental philosophy that draws on the resources of and at the same time extends work in philosophy of technology.There is an effort to understand and respond to the challenges of living in a techno-transformed nature as a result of the notion of skilled engagement with the world. One of the strong points of Coeckelbergh's diagnosis is that it

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title: Mark Coeckelbergh

texts: deepens the discussions regarding environmental concerns and the problem of motivation by laying bare the modern roots of these phenomena. Tara Kennedy wrote a review of the book. There is much for contemporary environmentalists to find compelling about Coeckelbergh's account, being not only an interesting analysis of the factors at work in motivation but also a convincing and optimistic approach to the problem. She praises Coeckelbergh's ability to articulate a compelling account of the problem of motivation and how the development of an ethics of skilled engagement with the environment, a focus on habit and virtue, would find us better. It is an interesting addition to the field of voices focused on bringing about meaningful, practical change. In her review of the journal Environmental Ethics, Louke van Wensveen wrote that the book reminded her of an overly controlling tendency in Western cultures.The ideological scaffolding prevents environmental action. He has been called one of the most versatile, profound, and original thinkers in the contemporary philosophy of technology, because of his recent book New Romantic Cyborgs, which was described as offering a whole new way of looking at our use of technologies. One of the strengths of this book is that it provides a critical process of inquiry and helpful analysis of inherited philosophical orientations regarding the relationship between technology and society. <mask> Legrand for De Tijd. Coeckelbergh has appeared in Dutch and British media talking about the ethics of drones. In an article for Kennislink, he talked about the ethical development of drones and the ethics of fighting for Universonline. He talked about drones and robots that cook food during an interview on the radio in April of 2015.He appeared on Dutch national television for the Een Vandaag programme in June of last year, talking about drones, as well as in articles for the Dutch newspaper Trouw on the subject of environmental philosophy and 'Down To


title: Chaim Leib Shmuelevitz

texts: For more than 40 years, <mask>itz was a member of the faculty of the Mirrer Yeshiva, where he served as a Rosh yeshiva. He taught, guided, and inspired thousands of disciples, by word and deed, with legendary diligence and intensity in Torah study. Shmuelevitz was the son of Rabbi Refoel Alter Shmuelevitz and the daughter of Rabbi Yosef Yozel Horwitz. <mask>'s family moved to Stutchin when he was a child. He was educated by his father until he was 16. Refoel Alter, the rosh yeshiva of Shaar HaTorah in Grodno, died suddenly in 1919. Shmuelevitz, his younger brother Shlomo, and two sisters were orphans after his mother died.Refoel Alter's position was taken up by another person. <mask> and Shkop had a close bond. <mask> was invited to deliver the third-level shiur by his mentor at the age of 18. <mask> held this position for a while before moving to Mir. Many of his students of those years later became great Torah leaders, and his own four years in Grodno with Shkop had a profound influence on his approach to Talmudic analysis. <mask> was the leader of a group of students who moved from Grodno to Mir. Shmuelevitz became known as <mask> Stutchiner after the shtetl in which he grew up.<mask> was set to be the Mirrer rosh yeshiva's spiritual heir. He gave his student the hand of his daughter in marriage to set the seal on the appointment. On the last day of Hanukkah, <mask> married Chana Miriam, the rosh yeshiva's daughter. <mask> was appointed as a maggid shiur when he was 31 years old. <mask>'s lectures were based on the study strategy

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title: Chaim Leib Shmuelevitz

texts: of his mentor, Shkop. The hallmark of his lectures was depth combined with breadth; it was not uncommon for him to cite 20 or 30 different sources from far- flung corners of the Talmud and its commentaries during a single class. Some of the most advanced students in Mir attended these classes.Mir Yeshiva was forced into exile during World War II. After fleeing from Mir to Vilna, the students and faculty moved to Keidan, where they set up the yeshiva again in 1940. The yeshiva was ordered out of Keidan seven months later and was divided into four groups. During the early part of World War II, Shmuelevitz's classes continued without interruption. Hundreds of Mir yeshiva students obtained visas in the late 1940s to travel to Siberia and Japan. After six months in Kobe, Japan, the yeshiva relocated to Shanghai for the next five years. The yeshiva prospered despite the difficult living conditions.<mask> and Yechezkel Levenstein assumed responsibility for the day-to-day running of the yeshiva when Eliezer Yehuda Finkel went to Palestine to get visas for the yeshiva. The financial needs of all Jewish learning institutions in the city were taken care of by Rabbi Shmuelevitz. There were contingents of the famed yeshivas of Kamenetz, Kletzk, Lubavitch, and Lublin. Shmuelevitz lived with a constant fear of being caught by the authorities despite the fact that exchanging foreign currency in Shanghai was fraught with danger. <mask> only received American visas for himself and his family after arriving in Shanghai. He said that he would only leave

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title: Chaim Leib Shmuelevitz

texts: when the students got their visas. For five and a half years, this meant staying in Shanghai.In 1966 Shmulevitz and his wife gave testimony to VaShem. In 1947 the yeshiva moved again, this time to the United States, where <mask> spent six months before rejoining his father-in-law, Finkel, in the Mirrer Yeshiva in Jerusalem. <mask> lived in Mir-Jerusalem for 32 years. He was an active member of Agudath Israel in Israel. He was the father-in-law of Nochum Partzovitz. <mask> was known for his ability to be completely engrossed in his Torah study for hours at a time. His ethical discourse, many of which have been published in English, are considered classics.They show his insights into human nature. Shmuelevitz had a lot of respect for his father. He valued his father's handwritten Torah chiddushim the most. During the Six-Day War, Shmuelevitz sent some of the manuscripts to America with instructions that he carry them by hand and not put them in his luggage. His oldest son, Avrohom, is a Rosh mesivta at the Mirrer Yeshiva. Both were born in Israel. His son was a co-Rosh Yeshiva.<mask> was gravely ill for the next two months after he was rushed to the hospital. Jews around the world prayed for his recovery. <mask> died two months after the third Tevet. More than 100,000 people attended his funeral. Har HaMenuchot is where he is buried. <mask> left behind thousands of handwritten pages, including chiddushim, when he died. Shmuelevitz Publications gives audio lectures in the form of mp3 classes.There are External links to

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title: Denham Jolly

texts: He is a Jamaican Canadian businessman, publisher, broadcaster, human rights activist, philanthropist and author of In the Black: My Life. He was the leader of the company. Green Island, Jamaica, where <mask> was born, is where he attended Cornwall College. He graduated with a degree in science from the University of Montreal in 1960. After graduating, <mask> went back to Jamaica to work at Nutrition Research for the government. He was involved in Air Pollution Research for Metropolitan Toronto. After earning a teaching certificate and studying education, <mask> taught chemistry and physics at a Toronto high school.Donsview Nursing Home in Toronto was started by <mask> in 1968 after he bought a rooming house on the University of Toronto campus. He acquired a nursing home in Dallas, Texas and built a Day's Inn Hotel in Ontario. He owned and operated a nursing and retirement home for over 40 years on a 2.5 acre property. Ed-Beck Pharmaceuticals and Standard Medical Diagnostics were once owned by <mask>. The community newspaper Contrast was published in 1982. He founded and led the Black Business and Professional Association. He spoke out on social justice issues as a member of the Black Action Defence Committee and was a founding member of the Committee for Due Process.FLOW 93.5 CFXJ-FM is Canada's first Black-owned radio station. His struggle to get a license was featured in the Washington Post and the Toronto Star as an example of racial barriers in Canada. In June 2000 the license was awarded. It was supported by both the Toronto Star and the Toronto Sun, which ran an editorial saying that "At long last the dinosaurs at the Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission have admitted Toronto needs a black-owned urban format station on the FM dial." FLOW 93.5 was the first mainstream radio station to introduce hip-hop to Canada and the first to play Drake and promoted Canada's Black musicians. It was a mixture of talk and music. A weekly interview program with hip hop artists.FLOW 93.5 devoted airtime to black-oriented music and provided opportunities at the highest level for many Black Canadians in the broadcasting industry. Many world class Artists like Janet Jackson, Lady Gaga, Jay-Z, Sir and many others found it

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texts: necessary to visit the FLOW Studios in Toronto. The Virgin Mobile communications were launched by Richard Branson. FLOW won the Station of the Year Award in the Contemporary Hit Radio category at the Canadian Music Week Industry Awards. The Bounce 91.7FM CHBN-FM is a radio station that <mask> invested in. A board member for Caribbean Tales, a film production company based in Toronto, <mask> was on the boards of the YMCA, Surrey Place and the Toronto International Film Festival. The Black Media Pioneer Award was one of the awards he won.The African Canadian Lifetime Achievement Award was given by the Canadian Urban Institute. He received a Black History Award from the African Caribbean Association. He sold his radio holdings for $27 million. He invested US$750,000 in a real estate project. In Green Island, Jamaica, he developed 200 acres of beachfront and sold it to Princess Hotels of Spain for a 2,000 room hotel. The Agenda with TVO's Steve Paikin is one of the programs that <mask> has appeared in. He has been a keynote, motivational and guest speaker many times.The National Word on the Street Book Festival in Toronto is one of the places that <mask> has spoken at. He reviewed the book for the Inmates Book Club Collins Bay Medium Security Penitentiary. In 2008 <mask> donated $50,000 towards the endowment of the Jean Augustine Chair in Education in the New Urban Environment at York University. After the devastating earthquake in Haiti, a small group of volunteers helped load a 20' shipping container with walking aids from his nursing home. A $50,000 donation was made to the urology department at the Toronto hospital. He donated to the George Brown College Toronto project. The Jamaican Canadian Association centre received a donation of over $300,000 in August.Cornwall College in Montego Bay, Jamaica, had a breakfast program for sixty students per day. He sponsors Industry Cove Basic School in Jamaica. The Regent Park boys under twelve soccer team is sponsored by <mask>. Over the years, we have sponsored other local and Olympic Canadian athletes. The Lincoln Alexander School of Law at Ryerson University was the recipient of a $25,000 pledge in May of 2021. He continues to give back to the community. In the Black: My

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texts: Life was published by ECW Press.The Toronto Book Award was won by the book. There is an engraved stone in the Toronto's Official Book Garden. On March 10, 2020, award winning filmmaker and producer, Frances-Anne Solomon of CaribbeanTales announced that she is in the process of developing a feature film that is now in production. On the final day of Black History Month, the City of Toronto named a street after a Black pioneer in Canada's radio broadcasting industry. The "Jolly Way" commemorates the exceptional contributions to Canada. There is a residential neighbourhood under development near the southwest corner of Midland Avenue and Ellesmere Avenue. On the last day of Black History Month, the chair of Toronto's Economic Development Committee said it was appropriate to name a street after Mr. Jolly.When few channels for such messages were available, Mr. <mask> was instrumental in giving voice to the culture, achievements, challenges and aspirations of Toronto's Black and Caribbean communities. On November 1, the City of Toronto unveiled a street name. The Governor General of Canada's office announced Mr. <mask>'s appointment to the Order of Canada. There were 114 Canadians appointed in the year 2020. The University of West Indies Toronto Benefit Awards honoured Mr. <mask> with the G. Raymond Chang Award for leadership and commitment to the betterment of communities in Canada and beyond. Ms. Naomi Campbell and Dr. Graa Machel received awards. In recognition of his outstanding contributions to society and humanity, <mask> was honoured by McGill University with the Macdonald Distinguished Alumni Award.Further reading was done by B<mask> <mask>. My life is in the black. The press of ECW. Fil Fraser. "How the blacks created Canada". Dragon Hill Publishing was published in 2009. The Canadian Encyclopedia.It was jolly. Dawn P. Williams. "Who's Who in Black Canada?" 2006 Canadian radio executives, Black Canadian writers, Canadian memoirists, Canadian male writers, Canadian business people, Canadian non-fiction writers, Canadian business people, Canadian business people, Canadian business people, Canadian business people, Canadian business people, Canadian business people, Canadian business people, Canadian business

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