title: Sigmund Rascher

texts: without their consent. The investigators concluded that the true source of the ideas for the experiments was Hippke, who was the chief surgeon for the Luftwaffe. After the high-altitude experiments had ended, the experiments were conducted at Dachau. The purpose was to figure out the best way to warm the German pilots who were forced down in the North Sea. The victims were forced to remain naked in the cold for up to 14 hours or kept in a tank of icewater for three hours.At least one witness, an assistant to some of the procedures, later testified that some victims were thrown into boiling water for rewarming. Himmler told <mask> to go to the North Sea to find out how ordinary people warm victims of extreme cold. Himmler said that a fisherwoman could revive her husband by taking him into her bed, and that everyone believed that animal warmth had a different effect than artificial warmth. Four Romani women were sent from Ravensbrck concentration camp and warming was attempted by placing the hypothermic victim between two naked women. The Medical Case was published by the US Government Printing Office. 249–252. The results of the experiments were presented at a medical conference in Nuremberg in October 1942.The academic credentials needed for a high-level university position were something that <mask> was eager to get. Due to the formal requirement that results be made available for public scrutiny, a habilitation which was to be based on his research failed. The Ahnenerbe provided space and materials for doctors at Dachau to conduct "seawater experiments" in the summer of 1944. Sievers visited Dachau on 20 July 1944 to speak with Kurt Pltner and the non-Ahnenerbe who carried out the experiments. The standard cyanide capsule could be easily bitten through, either deliberately or accidentally. Polygal, a substance made from apples and beets, aided blood

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texts: clotting. He predicted that Polygal tablets would reduce bleeding from gunshot wounds.The Polygal tablets were given to the subjects and they were either shot through the neck or chest or had their limbs removed. An article on his experience of using Polygal was published without detailing the nature of the human trials and also set up a company to manufacture the substance, staffed by prisoners. Attempting to please Himmler through demonstrating that population growth could be accelerated by extending female childbearing age, <mask> publicized the fact that his wife had given birth to three children even after 48 years of age, and Himmler used a photograph of him. During her fourth "pregnancy", she was arrested for attempting to abduct a baby. An investigation revealed that her other children were either purchased or kidnapped. Himmler was betrayed and <mask> was arrested. In addition to being an accessory in the kidnapping of the three infants, <mask> was also accused of other crimes.They were condemned to the concentration camps without trial. After his arrest in 1944, he was imprisoned at Buchenwald until the camp's evacuation in 1945. Three days before the camp was liberated by American troops, he and other prisoners were taken to Dachau where they were executed by firing squad. In the first instance, a fellow officer witnessed the execution of <mask> by shooting him through the cell observation and food delivery door, then kicking his body with the words "You pig, now you" written on it. His experiments were judged to be inhumane and criminal after he died. There were serious experimental flaws and evidence of the falsification of data found in a recent review of his research. The Fall of the House of Rascher is a further reading.The life and death of a doctor. Notes 1909 births 1945 deaths Physicians from Dachau concentration camp were executed by

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title: Vijai Shukla

texts: An Indian-Danish food scientist, researcher and professor, Dr. <mask> is a central figure in the study of essential fatty acids. He is an associate professor in the Department of Food Science and Nutrition at the University of Minnesota. <mask> obtained his masters degree in Organic Chemistry from the University of Allahabad in 1969 and his PhD from the same university in 1973. He did his research at the Federal Centre for Lipid Research in Mnster, Germany, as well as at the Institute of Neuroscience in Experimental Life Sciences in Copenhagen, after receiving a post-doctoral UNESCO award. He was the R&D manager at the time of the manufacture of vegetable oils and specialty fats. He joined Karlshamn as a research director in 1990 and started his own company in 1991. The field of physical phenomena and the mechanisms of autoxidation are included in <mask>'s research.He has made significant scientific contributions to the field of health and disease. There are close to 120 peer-reviewed papers, reviews and book chapters written by <mask>. He is the Associate Editor of the Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society and of Lipid Technology. In 1996 he received the American Oil Chemists' Society Herbert Dutton Award for significant contributions to analytical methodologies, and in 2002 he received the Stephen S. Chang Award for "decisive accomplishments in research for the improvement or development of products related to lipids". The translation

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texts: of knowledge gained into industrial applications and commercial enterprise has been the focus of <mask>'s engagement in basic science. In 1996 he established a refinery in the Netherlands and demonstrated that speciality fats of extremely fresh quality can be delivered to customers in the scale of 500 to 1000 tonnes per shipment. Another achievement is the encapsulation of high amounts of essential PUFA of fish or plant origin combined with natural antioxidant systems to be used as a supplement and as an enhancer in cosmetics.He was given the status of Fellow by the AOCS in 2005 for his achievements in science, and for his service to the society or his profession. Prior to his current position in the Department of Food Science and Nutrition at the University of Minnesota, he was a professor in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition at the University of Illinois. A designer oil by the name of Nutridan has high amounts of essential polyunsaturated fatty acids. The oils used are of vegetable origin. The oil is used as a health supplement and in cooking, and is novel because of its solvent-free nature, not being derived from fish origin as many similar oils, and being high in natural antioxidants. The International Food Science Centre is an active member of a research-based tree oil production in West Africa that aims to reduce proverty by increasing food security and income. There are selected articles by V. K. S. and Clausen.A


title: Vijai Shukla

texts: journal of neuroscience. Scand. 57, 270, 1978. There is a comparison between Indian immigrants and Danes. Z. Ernarungswissenschaft was published in 1978. S.; Spener, F.: High performance liquid chromatography of triglycerides of Flacourtiaceae seed oils. J. Chromatog. 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347, 347,The application of high performance liquid chromatography for evaluation of lipid structures was written by V. K. S. J. Dispersion Science and Technology was published in 1989. There are materials in encapsulated fish oils. There are Lipids. There is a new edition of Vol. 26, No. 1, 1991.S., Mukherjee, K.D. : Borage Oil and Evening Primrose Oil are enriched with -Linolenic Acid. They call it jaOCs. There is a new edition of Vol. 71, no. June 6 was 1994. The role of fat and oils.Fats, Oleochemicals and Surfactants. There are challenges in the 21st century. V.V.S. Mani and A.D. Shitole. Oxford and IBH Publishing Co. Oai was founded in 1997. "Chocolate - The Chemistry of Pleasure" was written by V. K. S.There is anINFORM, Vol. No. 8, no. February 2, 1997. Kragballe, K: Exotic Butters and Cosmetic Lipids was written by V. K. S. There is anINFORM, Vol. 9, no. May 1998<mask>, V. K. S., and Bhattacharya, K., wrote about mango butter in cosmetics. There are cosmetics and toiletries in the Vol. 118, no. V. K. S. is the author of A designer oil for


title: Vijai Shukla

texts: better health. There is anINFORM, Vol. No. June 14, 2003The shelf life of cosmetic products can be extended through the use of exotic butters and oils. Bhattacharya, K.: the Magic of Rosemary. V. K. S. is the founder of Oils & Fats International. There is anINFORM, Vol. No. 15, no. Enhancing the Stability of Natural Oils and Butters with Rosemary Extracts was discussed in April 2004. There are cosmetics and toiletries in the Vol.No. The 5th of May 2004. The challenges of skin care are discussed. There is anINFORM, Vol. 15 no. There are new developments in the development of natural oils and butters. <mask> V. K. S. is the author of "Innovative Organic Lipids in Filtering the Chemistry in Cosmeceuticals".The review of some tree seed oils from Africa for application in cosmetics was published in 2009. The value of cosmeceuticals can be enhanced with internally Stabilised Spice Formulations. Studies in the Evaluation of Unconvenional Oils from Burkina Faso - Part One: Rich in Oleic Acid has been published. References 1948 births University of Minnesota faculty University of Allahabad


title: John Hodgman

texts: who was considering using one of the band's songs for a greeting card.Boing Boings Xeni Jardin announced the official debut of the web series on October 1, 2008. It was described as a "true tale of romance, adventure, infamy, and low-cost prescription drugs, all culled from the reams of actual, unsolicited emails, received here by us and people like you." In the episode "No Exit", he appeared as a civilian neurosurgeon. He wrote about the show in 2005 for The New York Times Magazine. The headline speaker at the Radio and Television Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington, D.C. was <mask>. He asked the president if he knew anything about Frank Herbert's novel Dune and if he was the first nerd president. In the last two episodes of the first season of Bored to Death, he was a literary reviewer who wrote a bad review that offended the main character.He came back in the second and third seasons. Dale Hale, an ex-boy detective in therapy following the death of his father, was the voice-acted character on The Venture Bros. O.S.I. has had multiple appearances in Season 5. Along with other roles. The 61st Primetime Emmy Awards were held in September of 2009. He reprised this role for the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards. He was invited to appear on the show because of his continued support for QI.He was the first "fifth panelist" on the program broadcast December 3, 2009, and won, continuing the tradition of a guest winning their "rookie" appearance on the show. In an episode of Delocated called "Reunion Show," he was the host of a fictional show-within-a-show. He was a Psychiatrist in an episode of Community called "Curriculum Unavailable". The sitcom series Husbands had a guest appearance by <mask>. In Codefellas, he played the role of "Special Agent Henry Topple". The episode

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title: John Hodgman

texts: "Anniversaries" of Parks and Recreation aired in February of 2014). There is a supporting role in the comedy Married.In December of 2014, he appeared in three episodes of Mozart in the Jungle. The Cinemax series The Knick featured a fictionalized version of Henry Cotton, who was a psychiatrist and medical doctor. In the second season of Red Oaks, he played the role of a local television station manager. In November of last year, he was named one of Portland Magazine's "10 Most Intriguing Mainers". On June 20, 2013, a comedy special was aired on the American streaming media website. The December 21, 2012 show at The Bell House in New York was featured in the special. In 2010, Judge <mask> began hosting a weekly court show.The program features Jesse Thorn as a bailiff who adjudicates real-life disputes in a fictional courtroom. There are cases that answer questions like "Should the kitchen sink's built-in dispenser be filled with dish soap or hand soap?" Is it possible to stop family members from using your childhood nickname? The 500th episode was aired in January 2021. Judges are distributed online by Maximum Fun. A character in a video game named '<mask>, The Hoboverlord' is named after him. WBEZ's This American Life, The Sound of Young America, My Brother, My Brother and Me, and NPR's Wait, Wait, Don't Tell are some of the radio programs that Hodgman has appeared on.There are occasional appearances as "<mask> <mask>" on Jordan, Jesse, Go! The stand-alone show was produced by Maximum Fun. Jonathan Coulton was a guest on You Look Nice Today. The guest on This Week In Tech was featured on the Boing Boing TV show. On November 10, 2008, in front of a live studio audience at the Herbst Theatre in San Francisco, California, the NPR radio broadcast of City Arts and Lectures was hosted by

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texts: Dave Eggers. He was a guest on Neil deGrasse Tyson's radio show. He was interviewing Adam Savage in front of a live audience at the Nourse Theater on May 29, 2013, on City Arts and Lectures.On September 23, 2016 he appeared on TV Guidance Counselor. There are two articles on the website Open Letters in the year 2000. He used his experiences at Ocean City, New Jersey as metaphors for life and death after his mother's death. There was a transcript of welcoming remarks at a literary reading shortly after the terrorist attacks of 9/11. Get Your Pets is a daytime talk show in which Judge <mask> interviews cats, dogs, and other pets. "Question and Answer Time" is a song on MC Frontalot's 2010 album Zero Day. There are two music videos directed by Tom Scharpling.The New Pornographers' "Moves" was followed by Ted Leo & The Pharmacists' "Bottled In Cork". The opening section of Mann's video for "Charmer" was written and directed by Scharpling. "Don't worry it's fine" is a track on Jean Grae & Quelle Chris' album Everything's Fine. As a contributor, he appeared on the cover of the February 2007 edition of Wired Magazine, as a contributor to their "What we don't know about..." articles. The "True Life Tales" section was in the Sunday New York Times Magazine. The section is on break. The "Bonus Advice from Judge <mask>" section of "The Ethicist" column was written by him.The "Sedaratives" section of The Believer has guest written by <mask>. "Sedaratives" is an advice column. State by State: A Panoramic Portrait of America is an anthology. The Laugh- Out-Loud Cats Sell Out is a collection of Adam Koford's Hobotopia comic strips. The Little Gray Book Lectures are in Brooklyn. The lectures were on hiatus for the foreseeable future as of August 2007. The areas of my expertise are more information

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title: Treon Harris

texts: <mask> is a college football player. He started his college football career as a quarterback at the University of Florida before moving to Tennessee State University to play wide receiver. <mask> was a three-year starter at quarterback at Booker T. Washington High School in Miami, Florida. Kurt Roper recruited <mask> after he graduated high school. <mask> changed his mind on national signing day and decided to play for the Gators. Florida <mask> accepted an athletic scholarship to attend the University of Florida and play football for the Gators. <mask> replaced the injured Jeff Driskel and helped the Gators win their game against the Tennessee Volunteers.The starter for the Florida game was named after the embarrassing loss to Missouri. Georgia has 11 teams. <mask>, a true freshman, led the Gators to an upset victory in his first start. He completed three of his six passes for 27 yards and ran six times for 31 yards. <mask> faced the Commodores in his second collegiate start. <mask> threw for 215 yards. There was some damage on the ground.He scored two touchdown and gained 49 yards on ten rushes, including a 33 yard

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texts: school work, according to the Florida head coach. The accusations of sexual assault were the reason for the suspensions.Callaway and <mask> were accused of sexual assault by a woman. The woman reported the incident to Florida's student conduct and conflict resolution office, but didn't report it to the police. The University of Florida has a code of conduct policy. When the players returned to campus, they took classes and worked out at the school's facilities. The school confirmed that <mask> was leaving the University of Florida. The Tennessean reported on January 6, 2017: "<mask> <mask> visited Tennessee State during the fall and decided to continue his career with the Tigers." When <mask> didn't return to Florida and we needed a guy that could come in, we started a conversation with him.He liked what he saw when he visited for the Eastern Kentucky game. We kept in touch after that. He was able to run and throw the ball because he completed 50 percent of his passes. He will fit in with our system and what we like to do. <mask> will be in competition for the starting quarterback position at TSU with O'Shay

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title: Treon Harris

texts: Ackerman-Carter, who started in seven games as a redshirt freshman in 2015 and three in 2016 A shoulder injury and a knee injury ended Ackerman-Cater's season. Coach Reed said that O'Shay doesn't mind that we're bringing in another quarterback.Over the last two years, we need two really good quarterbacks. The competition for the starting quarterback position was won by <mask> <mask>. <mask> and Hughes shared playing time at the quarterback position. Starting in 5 of 6 games played at quarterback, <mask> <mask> completed 58-of-106 passes for  729 yards with 2 touchdown and 2 interception, in addition to rushing 54 times for 318 yards and 3 touchdown. <mask> put up 236 total yards, including 91 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown, in a 17–10 upset of Georgia State in the season opener. The Tennessean reported on March 19 that <mask> was a wide receiver. <mask> caught 35 passes for 476 yards and 5 touchdown.He was named to the Phil Steele All-Ohio Valley Conference Third Team after the season. Tim "Ice" <mask> is a well-known Florida high school football coach. <mask> is a pro football player. The year of birth

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title: K. V. Narayanaswamy

texts: An Indian musician, often referred to as K. V<mask>, was one of the finest singers of the 20th century. He received the Madras Music Academy's Sangeetha Kalanidhi in 1986. V. K. Narayana Menon is an art critic of India and recipient of the Natak Akademi fellowship. <mask> was born to a Palakkad Iyer family, renowned for its cultural and musical traditions, on 15 November 1923. <mask> is a descendant of renowned musicians and artists. His great-grandfather <mask>ar was renowned for his evocative Ashtapadis and rendered services for the ruler of the princely state of Travancore. <mask>ar was given government aid and royal privileges.Narayana Bhagavatar continued his father's legacy. His father was known as 'Fiddle <mask>r'. K.V<mask>'s father and grandfather taught him basic music lessons. After graduating from the fifth form, he moved to Coimbatore, where he did a bit of theatre. <mask> played the role of the young <mask> in the movie. The movie didn't do well at the box office.<mask> began training under the Mridangam maestro. <mask> was placed under the guidance of Mani Iyer. <mask> was a highly competent vocalist, musicologist and composer in Palghat. Two of the four most dominant musicians of the first half of the twentieth century were trained under the supervision of <mask> Bhagavatar. <mask> took the giant step in 1942 after Mani Iyer judged him to be ready for gurukulavasam. He was an ardent follower of Ariyakudi Ramanuja Iyengar until his death in 1967. <mask>'s break came at a Madras Music Academy concert in 1954, when he was unexpectedly forced to substitute for his guru, who was not in a position to attend the conference.This concert was a milestone in <mask>'s career. <mask> was able to develop a solid knowledge of rhythmic nuances because of the training he received. He would be at ease in the company of legends of percussion such as Palani Subramaniam Pillai

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title: K. V. Narayanaswamy

texts: and Mavelikkara <mask> Nair. <mask>, Palghat R. Raghu, and violin maestro T.N<mask> became a frequent and much admired combination on stage. The Travancore Royal Family was connected to K.V<mask> through his rendition of the Navaratri compositions. <mask> participated in the East-West Encounter concerts in New Delhi in 1964. In 1965, a concert was held at the Edinburgh Festival.He went on a coast-to-coast concert tour of the US when he was a professor of music. He was one of four artists who participated in the Hollywood Bowl music festival in Los Angeles in 1967. He was invited by the American Society of Eastern Arts to go to North America, Europe, and Australia multiple times. He joined the Music College in Madras as a lecturer in 1962 and retired as Professor of Music in 1982. He gave performances all over North America while teaching at the university. <mask>'s singing bore his master's Bani, but over the years he evolved a unique style of his own. His music is typified by strict classicism and blemish-less singing.He had songs in every genre, a number of languages and composers of different ages. Sri Ragam, Sri Subrahmanya Namaste, Pahi Janani, Natakuranji, and Enneramum are all located in rga Devag. His unique presentation of <mask> nee beganey, in which he cares, is one of the compositions he invested in singing. Strict adherence to Shruthi was one of the features of <mask>'s music. flautist Shashank Subramanyam, vocalist Ashwath Narayanan, vocalist K.V. Ananthan and violinist Hemmige V. Srivatsan were some of <mask>'s leading disciples. French Algerian Toufiq Touzene is also known as Tulsi Ram. In 1948 <mask> married Annapoorni.They had five children, three daughters and a son. She died in 1962. <mask>'s wife, a musician and disciple, continues to train her husband's students in his style. Anuradha <mask>tha Kalasikhamani award was given by the Fine Arts

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title: Mike Jackson (Australian entertainer)

texts: <mask> OAM is an Australian children's entertainer, recording artist, songwriter, radio show host, and author. He is best known for his version of Bananas in Pyjamas. <mask> migrated to Australia in 1970 as an assisted migrant with his wife, Lynn, from the UK. At the Elizabeth Hotel Folk Club in the centre of town, they rediscovered the folk music <mask> had grown up with, and they settled in the suburb of Mosman. He branched out onto other instruments and gained a reputation for being able to get a tune out of almost anything after learning to play the harmonica in high school. <mask>'s interest in folk music grew as he began regularly playing at folk clubs, and the pair moved to Canberra in 1972 to be near him. <mask>'s first professional gig was at The Dan O'Connell Hotel in Carlton.<mask> began hosting and presenting the radio programme The Lark in the Morning on the public radio station 2XX FM in 1973. He founded Pageant. <mask> became a radio show host and a recording artist in 1974. He performed his first solo performance at the National Folk Festival, as a backing musician for the album Man of the Earth, and released an eponymous album of harmony songs. The Higgins Municipal Bush Band was founded in 1975 by <mask>. There would be both solo performances by the band members and items by the two bands. The 1976 National Folk Festival was the last performance by the Pageant.<mask> quit his position as Area Sales Manager and became a full-time professional musician/entertainer after using the advice from Alex Hood, an Art's Council grant to tour 13 regional schools and a full diary of bookings. They married at the Kapunda Celtic Music Festival in 1979. <mask> wrote his first song, "The Bondi Tram", while looking for Australian songs for their first album for kids. It was written on a paper tray mat

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title: Mike Jackson (Australian entertainer)

texts: in a motel room in the middle of the night. The first children's album by the <mask>s went gold and was inspired by British album The Funny Family. They toured Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the US for seven years. They were featured in a national TV show, created three songbooks, co-wrote an instruction book for string figure novices and recorded ten albums, with their second Playmates going Platinum and the rest of their first four kids' disks going gold.They had two releases in North America which were distributed by A&M Records in Canada. The pair parted ways in 1986. The best children's album was nominated for an ARIA Award. The Lifetime Achievement Award was received by savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay The National Folk Festival Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to <mask> by Sebastian Flynn. It is awarded to an artist of long-standing for his or her lifetime contribution to enriching the culture of folk music and arts in Australia, together with an ongoing contribution to the National Folk Festival. The inaugural recipient is a worthy awardee on both counts and has been a unique example in nurturing the talents and enthusiasm for folk music in young people over many years.He has traveled the length and breadth of Australia as well as being a wonderful ambassador for Australian folk music. He is a generous performer who connects with people of all ages and walks of life and is said to have played 'live' to more

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texts: children than the Wiggles. The Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) is presented in the general division on Australia Day. "Mr <mask>" was the citation. Service to the performing arts as a musician, composer and entertainer. <mask> joined the Bush Dance Band Colonial Experience in 1973. The band played at Woolshed dances and weddings because there was increased interest in traditional folk dance in Australia.They were invited to test the acoustics of the Concert Hall in the Opera House before it was officially opened. The first performance by the 6-piece a cappella group was at the Wagga Wagga Folk Festival in 1973. Originally formed to sing Christmas carols, Pageant quickly expanded to singing songs from and inspired by English bands. Their last performance was at the 1976 Australian National Folk Festival, after they recorded one self-titled album. Within twenty minutes of their first meeting, <mask>'s next band, The Higgins Municipal Bush Band, performed on National Television. The band arrived separately at the TV studios to dance for another band which didn't show, as part of the publicity for the Australian National Folk Festival. They quickly grabbed their instruments, invented a name and performed as if they'd been around a long time.Despite living in towns across 1000 km, the band performed together almost weekly for several years. <mask> plays the following instruments: anglo concertina, autoharp, bandoneon, and bones. Performance skills include juggling, poetry, and string games. Man of the Earth has backing vocals and various instruments. No Man's Land has backing vocals and various instruments. There's a concert for little kids, and there's a song about a boat, and there's a song about a bicycle, and there's a song about a dog, and there's a song about a man, and there's a song about a

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title: Anthony Wynn

texts: <mask> is an American author, playwright, and co-author of Remember With Advantages: Chasing "The Fugitive" and other stories from an actor's life. The relationship between playwright George Bernard Shaw and poet Lord Alfred "Bosie" Douglas is explored in <mask>'s two-act drama. The two men exchanged letters in the 1930s and early 1940s. While from the opposite ends of the spectrum, the two connect and form a friendship after only meeting once. <mask> is a co-author of the books Merely Players - The Scripts and Pulling Faces, Making Noises: A Life. Stories of the Theatre combines the drama, tragedy and comedy of theatrical history with tales of actors, actresses, playwrights and critics. He wrote the foreword to the 2006 hardbound edition of The Green Carnation, which was based on Robert Hichens' personal relationships with Oscar Wilde and Bosie Douglas.The theatrical memoir of actor Barry Morse was released in 2007. The book was written by Academy Award-winning actor Martin Landau. The International Shaw Society and the Shaw Society of England received lectures from <mask> and Robert E. Wood. The collection of interviews with actors and other professionals associated with the various incarnations of Star Trek was published in 2012 by Wynn. The book includes interviews with George Takei, Nick Tate, Grace Lee Whitney and others. There are three bonus interviews in the book. Prior to his death, he penned the foreword to the book.The Wit and Wisdom of Barry Morse was co-authored by him. The volume contains notable and witty comments and quotations recorded over the course of the actor's long career in show business. My enemies will say that I'm a sort of circus horse, that it's all done by numbers. The name given to the technique is a trick. <mask> served on

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title: Anthony Wynn

texts: the Command Staff of Starfleet: The International Star Trek Fan Association as the Chief of Fleet Communications and as the editor of the Communique, created and published by Eric A. Stillwell. He left to found Trek International, a group that had thirty chapters worldwide. <mask> was editor of The Fleet Herald throughout his tenure with the group.Many of the chapters of Trek International merged into Starfleet. The world's largest science fiction fan club is now recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records. He co-produced two separate productions of A.R. and also brought the drama Blasphemy to the Portland, Oregon stage. Love Letters was a hit on Broadway. Contact was produced by <mask> and starred Ryan Case and Barry Morse. He has produced a number of live events, including An Evening of Song With Nichelle Nichols, The Star Trek Anniversary Celebration, and Out on Broadway with Grethe Cammermeyer. He has produced and worked on many productions of the Barry Morse one-man show, partly based on material found in the book Stories of the Theatre.The 60-minute audio drama was co-produced by <mask>. The piece stars Barry Morse. There were new performances from the pages of theatrical history, including The Man Who Killed Lincoln, Charles Dickens: Would-Be actor, and David Garrick: An ideal actor. The internet radio station KSAV broadcasted Rogues and Vagabonds in 2007. In 1996, he produced two music albums for Grace Lee Whitney: Light at the End of the Tunnel and Yeoman Rand Sings! In 1999. Many of her recordings, such as Charlie X and Enemy Within, were included in these releases.<mask> married Adrian Flores in a ceremony in Yachats, Oregon. He lives in Texas. The Wit and Wisdom of Barry Morse, Conversations at Warp Speed, and Valiant for Truth are

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title: Arthur Melton

texts: An American experimental psychologist, researcher and professor, <mask> was born in 1906. He was the editor of the Journal of Experimental Psychology for twelve years. <mask>Art<mask> was born in Arkansas in 1906. He began his studies in psychology at the age of 18 after working with John A. McGeoch, a functionalist. In 1928, he received a B.A in psychology. He graduated from Yale University with the help of Edward S. Robinson, a functionalist who focused on verbal learning. He obtained a PhD in experimental psychology.He stayed at Yale as an instructor for three years after receiving his PhD. He worked on a project with Robinson at the Philadelphia Museum of Art & Buffalo Museum of Science which was funded by the Carnegie Corporation and the American Association of Museums. Problems of Installation in Museums of Art and Experimental Studies of the Education of Children in a Museum of Science were published by him. The amount of time spent looking at a specific piece of art and the total number of pieces observed were used to quantify the influence of variables such as the spacing of an art piece in a display on subsequent interest in the piece by museum visitors. The department established a highly regarded, nationally recognized and rigorous master's degree program that ensured automatic admission to a PhD program at any university upon completion. With resistance from other basic science departments, a five-credit-hour lecture, psychology-laboratory introductory course was established as an option in the science requirement of the college. Melton's reputation as an administrator was solidified by these advances.He began his research on human learning and memory using a functional approach. The mental operations that are not directly observable were combined with process ideas. The two-factor theory of retroactive interference was one of the seminal pieces he published. After a number of trials, subjects were able to recall the words on a second word

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title: Arthur Melton

texts: list. They subtracted the number of overt intrusions from the total amount of retroactive interference as a function of the number of trials of list two. Factor X is a phenomenon that was large and systematically increased with the amount of learning of list two. At low levels of list one learning, the interference was largely due to overt intrusions, but with increased learning of list one, interference appeared to be due to factor X.The number of intrusion errors decreased over time. They thought it was similar to the unlearning of an association suggested by Clark L. Hull during extinction. Errors in memory, forgetting, are a result of commission and omissions errors, according to them. Factor X was responsible for the loss of first-list association during the learning of an interpolated list. The two-factor theory of retroactive interference was shown to be due to both response competition and un learning in these papers. After World War II, the use of subtraction methods to reveal underlying processes would become a prominent method in studies of short-term memory. Many psychologists joined the military during World War II.The next 17 years were spent in military psychology. He helped develop a battery of psychomotor tests, assessing perceptual-motor coordination and related factors necessary for flying, for pilot selection in the air force. The prestige of experimental psychology in the military was affected by the success of these tests. The monograph on the test batteries was published by Melton. The training of psychologists who became leaders in experimental psychology after the war was helped by the leadership of <mask>. He rose to the rank of brigadier general after serving as the Technical Director of the Air Force Personnel and Training Research Center at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. He joined the Department of Psychology at the University of Michigan in 1957.The Human Performance Center was established by him and Paul Fitts. At


title: Arthur Melton

texts: Michigan, he worked on verbal learning and memory. <mask> became a leading authority on memory around the world. The paper "implications of Short-Term Memory for a General Theory of Memory" was a landmark. The continuity of short-term and long-term memory is consistent with modern theories of memory, rather than the presiding theoretical framework at the time that they were distinct. If a subject was given a free-recall list with words occurring twice, the probability of recall was directly defined by the lag, the number of items that fall between the identical words. He held the position of editor of the Journal of Experimental Psychology for 12 years.From 1962 to 1965, he was a member of the Policy and Planning Board and chairman of the Board of Scientific Affairs. From 1957-1960 and 1970-1974, he was on the APA Publication and Communication Board. He was on the governing board of the Psychonomic Society from 1968 to 1973. He was the President of the Midwestern Psychological Association, the APA Division of Experimental Psychology and the Division of Military Psychology. He taught part-time at the University of Texas at Austin after retiring from the University of Michigan. At the end of his life, <mask> had health problems that caused him to lose his vision. He died in San Antonio, Texas at the age of 72.In 1976, a leader in the experimental study of human learning, whose theoretical insights and systematic analyses have profoundly influenced the direction of research, was described in an article written for the American Psychological Foundation Awards. The seminal paper on short- and long-term memory was cited 15 times within a year after it was published. The paper has been cited in the past 10 years. Although he was known for his research on verbal learning, his work in museum research is still going strong. Papers on museum education and organization continue to cite his research. The Gold medal of the American Psychological Foundation was awarded

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title: Ruth Dudley Edwards

texts: A revisionist historian and writer, <mask> has published work in the fields of history, biography and crime fiction. She has lived in England since 1965, and describes herself as British-Irish and a Unionist. Her revisionist approach to Irish history has caused controversy. She has written for a number of newspapers, including the Irish Sunday Independent, the Daily Telegraph, and The News Letter. She graduated from University College, Dublin, in what she describes as the "Catholic tribe", after being born and brought up in Dublin. She left Ireland to escape the influence of the Catholic Church and a culture that supported physical force nationalism. She studied at two Cambridge University colleges.Her father was a historian. Her sister, Mary, died while her brother, <mask>, pursued a career as an historian at the University of Edinburgh. The Cumann na mBan is a women's organisation designed to support the Irish Volunteers. Cumann na mBan gathered intelligence, transported arms, nursed wounded men, provided safe houses, and organised support for IRA men in prison. They increased attendance at funeral and protest marches. The Anglo-Irish Treaty was overwhelmingly rejected by the organisation in 1922. Her non-fiction books include An Atlas of Irish History and Victor Gollancz: A Biography.Her Patrick Pearse: The Triumph of Failure, which won the National University of Ireland Prize for Historical Research, was re-released in 2006 by Irish Academic Press. Aftermath: The Omagh Bombings and the Families' Pursuit of Justice was published in 2009. The book won an award. The New Statesman contributor Stephen Howe described it as "engrossing and illuminating" and the Irish Independent journalist John A. Murphy described it as "enormously readable, entertaining and informative". Protestant 'liberties' tended to mean Protestant 'privilege' and many Protestants (even including some United Irishmen) doubted whether Roman Catholics were capable of enjoying liberty at all. Even though the Southern Catholic has moved on, the Orange Protestant is still benightedly living in the 17th and 18th century. In 2016 she published The Seven: The Lives and Legacies of the

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texts: Founding Fathers of the Irish Republic (Oneworld), a re-examination of the Easter Rising, addressing the fundamental questions and myths surrounding the 1916 leaders.Her novels include Corridors of Death, The Saint Valentine's Day Murders, and The English School of Murder. The Irish Sunday Independent, Ireland's highest-circulation newspaper, and the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph of London have been written about by <mask>. Historical Positions revisionism is sometimes used as a term of attack on her and her work, for example by Sinn Féin, a party which she holds is itself revisionist in its handling of some historical narratives. She says she is a revisionist and that historians should defend their conclusions publicly if they are of national relevance. "I grew up in a Catholic tribe which was given an exaggerated and often invented narrative of their past sufferings which the Protestant tribe were not educated to counter, and I have written sympathetically of Ulster loyalism." She stated that she is not against Irish unification. "I am neither nationalist nor unionist, just a democrat," wrote <mask>.I am now a unionist according to a February 2022, column. She claimed that the awfulness of Sinn Fein made her embrace unionism. In a radio debate with historian Tim Pat Coogan over Ken Loach's 2006 film The Wind That Shakes the Barley, <mask> was highly critical of what she saw as being little more than a pro-British film. She suggested that historical accuracy would have been better served if there had been reference to the IRA's pogrom against the Protestant population. The revisionists ignored the fact that the murdered Protestants of Cork were informers. She didn't have to see the film to criticize it in a newspaper review. <mask>-<mask> described herself as a nervous person.She wants the Republic of Ireland to leave the EU. Directorships and voluntary posts Member, Executive Committee of the British-Irish Association 1982–93 Chairwoman, British Association for Irish Studies 1985–93 Member, Executive Committee of the Crime Writers' Association 1995–99 Member, Management Committee of the Society of Authors 1996–99 elected to Detection

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title: Samantha Juste

texts: The "disc girl" on the "Top of the Pops" programme was a British model and television presenter who appeared in the mid-1960s. She married Micky Dolenz in 1968. Ami Dolenz is their daughter. The daughter of a dressmaker, she studied textile and dress design at the Rochdale College of Art. The tall, long-legged blonde became a teenage model and took the name <mask>. Johnnie Stewart originally conceived and produced Top of the Pops. It was the first broadcast from a converted church.Cecil Korer was the programme's assistant producer. Juste took over after the first few episodes. For three-and-a-half years, she sat alongside the host to place records on a turntable and apply a stylus as the artist was about to perform. Simon Dee said that he got his introduction right and didn't get distracted by his co-host. The artists were supposed to perform, so Juste's ritual was incongruous. The BBC made little secret of the fact that they were making sounds. A record by The Swinging Blue Jeans was played at the wrong speed.The Knack...and How to Get It was directed by Richard Lester and Juste appeared briefly in it. Strike Records' first single and only "hit" was Neil Christian's "That's Nice", which was issued in February 1966 and its subsidiary Go. Juste had little musical experience, but Jacki Bond was a secretary with Strike. No One Needs My Love Today was performed by Juste on Top of the Pops. The record was made by a person. The backing music was provided by an orchestra conducted by Ken Woodman, who is best known for "Town Talk", which became the theme tune of The Jimmy Young


title: Samantha Juste

texts: Show. Radio London featured "No One Needs My Love Today" as a climber in the week beginning 20 November 1966.One critic said that there were no vocal flaws on the single. Forty years later, both "No One Needs My Love Today" and "If Trees Could Talk" were available on discs. Artists who contributed to the British rock boom of the mid-1960s were met by Juste during Top of the Pops. Neil Diamond wrote the song "I'm a Believer" for The Monkees, who reached the top of the British charts. The drummer is Micky Dolenz. She is tall, blond, beautiful, and wearing an emerald green outfit that ends up in a short skirt, which tops off her unbelievably gorgeous legs, was spotted by him as he passed a studio cafeteria. "Pops girl goes ape" and "<mask> traps Monkee" were some of the headlines.Dolenz was taken by surprise when he heard that Juste was a celebrity. The couple spent a week in her London flat after Juste showed up one day with ink stains on the emerald green dress. They spent a lot of time together in the US and England. A friend of Dolenz's at his wedding said that Juste acted as a "permanent guide" during a trip to England in a rented Triumph car. Then, a few days later, we went to the Carlton Towers to see a fashion show and we saw a woman who looked out of place. After the show, we took off for Carnaby Street again and Micky bought all the clothes at Susan Lockes and Biba's. He bought a dress for her.It was the same dress that Sam wore in the fashion show and it looked great on her. She wrote about her time with the group in the magazine. She gave up Top of the Pops


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texts: and moved with Dolenz to California, where they lived in the Hollywood Hills. They attended the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. Peter Tork and Micky turned up at the pop fest in Monterey, Peter acting as one of the masters of ceremony, Micky wandering around the grounds dressed as an Indian with a British woman at his side. <mask> and Dolenz were married. Dr. Robert Scott was Dolenz's stepfather.The daughter of the couple became an actress. Dolenz and Juste hosted parties attended by musicians and celebrities, including the Beatles who once dubbed Juste "Earth Mother" for her having made him a chip butty and eggs when he arrived after a "rip-roaring all-nighter". Harry Nilsson invited Dolenz and <mask> to travel with him to Ireland to lend credibility. He thought he might marry the woman's parents. The studio used for "jam" sessions by John Lennon, Brian Wilson and Alice Cooper was built by Juste's father. Dolenz's self-indulgence took its toll on his marriage. Even though <mask> and Dolenz divorced in 1975, they were reconciled as friends by the early 1990s.At Ami's wedding in Beverly Hills in 2002, Juste was photographed with Dolenz. In 1976, Juste moved to Mexico to start her own fashion business. She and her daughter, Ami, started an online jewellery business after she returned to the United States. Death Juste died in Los Angeles, California, after suffering a stroke in her sleep. Photographs ofSamantha Juste 1944 births deaths British television presenters English female models English women singers Musicians from Manchester English expatriates in the United

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title: Death of Quawan Charles

texts: On November 3, 2020, <mask> "Bobby" <mask>, a 15-year-old African American boy, was found dead in a sugar cane field. He was reported missing on October 30, 2020, after leaving his house in Baldwin, Louisiana with a friend and his mother. The department gave no indication that they were investigating <mask>'s disappearance, according to attorneys. The cause of death was likely drowned, according to a preliminary autopsy by the coroner's office. The death gained national attention after a graphic photo of <mask>'s body was posted to the internet by his family. It is being investigated as a murder. On October 30, 2020, <mask> was reported missing from his father's home in Baldwin, Louisiana.He was attending a new school when he went missing. According to his father, his last known location was with his friend and his mother, who picked him up from his father's house at 3 pm while he was out shopping. When <mask> was picked up, Janet's boyfriend, Tyler LeGros, was also with the Irvins. According to Kenneth Jacko, <mask>'s father, neither he nor <mask>'s mother gave the Irvins permission to pick <mask> up. Both boys wanted to spend time together that day, but <mask> left the Irvins on his own. According to Ron Haley, one of three civil rights attorneys representing <mask>'s family, <mask>'s mother was going to pick him up from his father's house to get a haircut when he was picked up by the Irvins. The Baldwin police department was contacted by his father at 7 pm after he forced open <mask>'s locked bedroom door and found 888-353-1299 888-353-1299

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texts: 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299Haley stated that when the family reported the incident to the police, they were told that <mask> may have gone to a football game and asked if he had a troubled past, also waiting until three days after the initial report to ping his cell phone. Haley stated that the Baldwin Police Department "gave no indication over the next few days that they were searching for the teen or actively investigating his disappearance." In regards to <mask>'s disappearance, the department did not contact local news or Louisiana State Police. In a recorded interview with a private investigator hired by <mask>'s cousin, Janet stated that her son and <mask>smoked some weed together before <mask> ran away from the residence, and that she did not report his running away that night. After <mask>'s disappearance, witnesses said they saw the Irvins packing their belongings and moving out of their home. The Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office did not know about <mask>'s disappearance until November 3 after one of his parents contacted them. <mask>'s body was found in a sugar cane field 20 miles away from Baldwin, by the Bureau of Investigation.Case Haley thinks that officers

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title: Death of Quawan Charles

texts: did not show a sense of urgency in responding to the disappearance report, and that he thinks the slow response time by police was racially motivated. The American Civil Liberties Union of Louisiana demanded a full investigation into <mask>'s death. In a news release from November 5, 2020, the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office stated that it was investigating the "suspicious circumstances" surrounding <mask>'s death, adding, "Investigators have interviewed multiple individuals and collected physical evidence which is being processed." The office later published another statement that said they were "actively tracking" those who were with <mask> prior to his death and that they obtained video evidence from an unnamed individual which indicated that <mask> was alone in the field where he died. There was no evidence that <mask> had been kidnapped or that he had left his home voluntarily. The death is being investigated as a crime. A preliminary autopsy report by the coroner's office stated that the cause of death was likely drowned, due to the fact that <mask> had hyperinflated lungs and muddy water in his airways, but no injuries.The public release of the preliminary autopsy report was not authorized by <mask>'s family. The nature of <mask>'s remains were denied by his family. A picture of <mask> was posted online alongside a campaign for an independent autopsy. The decision of the lynching victim's mother to hold an open-casket funeral inspired the photo taken by <mask>'s mother. According to a preliminary report from an independent autopsy, the state of

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title: Death of Quawan Charles

texts: his remains was "consistent with drowned" with no evidence of trauma or natural disease. According to an autopsy report prepared by the Louisiana Forensic Center and released by <mask>'s family on February 8, 2021, <mask> was seen crawling in culverts alone near a school after taking drugs and threatening to kill himself. According to investigators for Haley's law office, <mask> had been high on a hallucinogen.The lawyers for the family said that the toxicology report proved that he was not high on hallucinogens and that his death was not accidental. Janet Irvin was charged with failure to report a missing child and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The Baldwin Police Department and the St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office were sued by <mask>'s mother for not notifying the Louisiana State Police about her son's disappearance. The funeral service for <mask> was held in 2020. <mask>'s relatives and local activists held a march in Baldwin, which called for the removal of the Baldwin police chief and mayor, as well as the Iberia Parish sheriff and coroner. In the wake of the death of <mask> "Bobby" <mask>, a picture of him was put on the home page of her website. There were deaths in

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title: Samuel Beazley

texts: <mask> was an English architect, novelist, and playwright. He was the leading theatre architect of his time and the first English expert in that field. He became an architect after fighting in the Peninsular War. He wrote more than a hundred theatre works in a comic style. He was an important figure in railway architecture, with many commissions in the south east of England, but he is best remembered as a theatre architect, with two major London theatres of his still surviving, together with the well-known faade of another. Writing novels and non-fictional works on architecture were some of the activities done by Beazley. He was involved in the Berners Street hoax.The son of <mask> and <mask> was born early in the Berners Street hoax. At school, when he was 12 years old, he wrote a farce and built a stage for his school friends to perform on. According to a tribute in the Journal of the Society of Architects, he showed "signs of considerable taste for Art and a dramatic talent" at this age. He was trained as an architect by his uncle. He volunteered for service in the Peninsular War in Spain as a young man and was fond of relating his experiences to his friends in later life. He said that he woke up to find himself laid out for burial after being found unconscious and taken for dead. He was part of the daring escape from Napoleon's forces to Spain in the 19th century.His daughter published his account after he died. If Theodore Hook could transform any house in London into the most talked-about address in a week, Beazley would make a bet with him. Hook sent out thousands of letters in the name of the resident at 54 Berners Street, requesting deliveries, visitors and assistance. The Governor of the Bank of England, the Duke of York, and the Lord Mayor of the City of London were among hundreds of people who arrived at the address

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title: Samuel Beazley

texts: on November 27. He was an architect and playwright after returning to London. A musical farce in two acts was produced at the Theatre Royal English Opera, Lyceum in 1811: The Boarding House. Is he Jealous? was one of the first productions of the new theatre he designed for the site.A reviewer wrote that it was a translation from the French by Mr. <mask>. We have not seen anything in a long time that has pleased us. Fire and Water was written for the theatre in 1817 and was revived many times over the next three years. The business of this piece is made up of the scheme of a petulant old man, who proposes to marry a young lady, and of the efforts of a rattle brained young lover to confuse him and to carry off the prize. More than a hundred comedies, farces, comic operas, and operettas were written by Beazley for the stage. He presented a famous female elephant called Madame D'Jeck, showing off the tricks she could perform, in The Elephant of Siam and the Fire Fiend. John Earl said that the elephant took a curtain call.The Bull's Head, Gretna Green, Old Customs, The Lottery Ticket, My Uncle, and Hints to Husbands were some of <mask>'s other works. Robert le diable, Caterina Cornaro and La sonnambula were operas translated by <mask>. The last was adapted by <mask> to fit the English pronunciation of the opera star. The Lyceum Theatre was designed twice by <mask>. The English Opera House was destroyed by fire in 1830, and <mask> provided the designs for the replacement. The St James's Theatre, the City of London Theatre, and the Royalty Theatre were all designed by him. The Russell Street colonnade of the Drury Lane Theatre was one of the major additions to existing theatres.He was responsible for rebuilding the Theatre Royal after it was destroyed by fire. Two theatres for Dublin, two for Belgium, one for Brazil, and two for

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title: Samuel Beazley

texts: different parts of India were designed by him. In 1885, <mask>'s biographer wrote, "without presenting much artistic attraction, his theatres possessed the merit of being well adapted to their purposes." Earl said, "<mask>'s theatre designs were usually neo-classical and not strikingly innovative; he drew on European architectural precedents but adapted them skilfully." His experience as a playwright and his intimate knowledge of the physical demands of dramatic presentation gave him a significant advantage over his rivals. Several buildings in Ashford Town Hall and Studley Castle were worked on by <mask>. His last important works were for the South-Eastern Railway Company, which included London Bridge and most of its stations on the North Kent line.The Roue and The Oxonians were two novels written by <mask>. To modern taste, they seem tedious and formal. In 1812, he wrote a book about the enclosure of waste lands. He was nicknamed "the Vanbrugh of his time" because he has designed several theatres and written many excellent pieces to be performed in them. Earl described Vanbrugh and <mask> as soldiers, explorers, playwrights, and architects. In addition to being married to three times, <mask> was also widowed in the late 1840s. His first two marriages ended in divorce.The bulk of <mask>'s fortune was divided between his third wife, Marianne, and his sister, Emily. He left more money to the children of Nancy Tribe, his sister. He made provision for children in the care of several different women. He died suddenly at his home, Tonbridge Castle, Kent, at the age of 65. He was buried in London. He had written his own epitaph, "Here lies <mask>, Who lived hard and died easily." He was remembered by the playwright J.R. Planché as "dear, good-tempered, clever, generous, eccentric <mask>." 1786 births and deaths of English theatre

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title: Norma Shearer

texts: <mask> was a Canadian-American actress who was active on film from 1919 to 1942. Shearer played sexually liberated ingénues. She was the first five-time Academy Award acting nominee, winning Best Actress for The Divorcee in 1930. Mick LaSalle said Shearer's work was the epitome of 1930s womanhood, exploring love and sex with honesty that would be considered by modern standards. She was the first American film actress to make it chic and acceptable to be single and not a virgin on screen. Shearer was of Scottish, English, and Irish descent. She was educated at Montreal High School for Girls and Westmount High School.Due to the success of her father's business, her life was one of privilege. The marriage between her parents was not happy. <mask> was prone to manic depression and "moved like a shadow or a ghost around the house", while her mother Edith Fisher <mask> was attractive, flamboyant, and stylish. After seeing a show at her ninth birthday, she decided to become an actress. As Shearer entered adolescence, Edith became concerned that her daughter's physical flaws would hurt her chances. Shearer didn't see the image she saw in the mirror. She acknowledged her dumpy figure, with shoulders too broad, legs too sturdy, hands too blunt, and was also acutely aware of her small eyes that appeared crossed due to a squint in her right eye.She was "ferociously ambitious, even as a young girl", and planned to overcome her deficiencies through careful camouflage, sheer determination, and charm. Shearer's childhood and adolescence ended in 1918 when her father's company collapsed and her older sister suffered her first serious mental breakdown. Forced to move into a small, dreary house in a "modest" Montreal suburb, Shearer found her determined attitude was only strengthened by the sudden plunge into poverty. Father might have failed, but that didn't mean he had failed. <mask> thought differently. She left her husband and moved into a cheap boarding house with her two

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title: Norma Shearer

texts: daughters. Edith sold her daughter's piano and bought train tickets to New York City after her brother encouraged her to try her luck in the picture business.In her pocket was a letter of introduction from a local theatre owner to a famous playwright, who was preparing a new season of his famous Ziegfeld Follies. In January 1920, three <mask> women arrived in New York, each dressed up for the occasion. <mask> said that he felt very ambitious and proud when he had his hair in little curls. There was only one double bed, a cot with no mattress, and a stove with one gas jet in their apartment. The bathroom was at the end of the hallway. The elevated trains rattled right past our window every few minutes as Athole and I took turns sleeping with my mother in the bed. The introduction to Ziegfeld was just as bad.<mask> was called a "dog" and criticized for her crossed eyes and short legs. She learned that Universal Pictures was looking for eight pretty girls to serve as extras. We found 50 girls ahead of us. An assistant casting director looked at us. He picked the fourth after passing up the first three. The fifth and sixth were unattractive, but the seventh would do, and so on, down the line until seven had been selected, and he was still ten feet ahead of us. I did some quick thinking.When the man looked at the cough, I stood on my tiptoes and smiled at him. He laughed and walked over to me and said, "You win, Sis." You're number eight. Way Down East was one of the extra parts. <mask> took advantage of a break in filming and stood near a powerful light and began to talk about her hopes for fame. The Master shook his eagle head as he looked down at me. He said eyes no good.Blue eyes looked blank in close-up as a cast in one and far too blue. He said that you'll never make it. <mask> risked some of her savings on a consultation with a pioneer in the treatment of strabismus. He wrote out a series of exercises that would allow <mask>'s cast to be hidden for long

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title: Norma Shearer

texts: periods of time. She spent hours in front of the mirror, exercising her eyes and posing in poses that concealed her physical flaws. At night, she sat in the galleries of Broadway theatres and studied the entrances. Shearer used modeling work in order to get some money.She said that she could smile at a cake of laundry soap as if it were dinner at the Ritz. I had a strand of imitation pearls. I posed in a dust cap and house dress with a famous mop, for dental paste, and for soft drink, and held my mouth in a whistling pose, until it all but froze that way. She became the new model for Kelly- Springfield Tires and was depicted smiling down at traffic from a large floodlit billboard. After a year in New York, she received a break in film: fourth billing in a B-movie called The Stealers. <mask> received an offer from a studio in Los Angeles run by a small-time producer. On February 15, 1923, Thalberg moved to Louis B. Mayer Pictures and sent a telegram to Shearer's agent inviting her to come to the studio.She signed a contract after three years of hardship. It called for $250 a week for six months, with options for renewal, and a test for a leading role in a major film called The Wanters. <mask> left New York. She was accompanied by her mother as she rode the train to Los Angeles. She realized that there would be no star treatment from her new studio when she was not welcomed. Edith was allowed to hail a taxi. <mask> went to meet with Thalberg the next day.<mask> was thrown by their confused introduction, but soon found herself "impressed by his air of dispassionate strength, his calm self-possession and the almost black, impenetrable eyes set in a pale olive face". <mask> was less than impressed with her first screen test, in which the custom was to use flat lighting, to throw a great deal of light from all directions. The strong lights on either side of my face made my blue eyes look white and made me seem cross-eyed. The result was terrible. <mask> was

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texts: frantic and trembling in the hallway after Ernest Palmer found him. He was struck by her "fierce, almost raging disappointment", and after viewing the test himself, he agreed that she had been poorly handled. The studio brass judged the second test a success under Palmer's supervision.The lead in The Wanters seemed to be hers until the film's director objected. <mask> was demoted to a minor role. She knew that if she didn't deliver in Pleasure Mad, she was done. Things weren't looking good after a few days of shooting. <mask> was having a hard time. After the film's director complained that he couldn't get anything out of the young actress, she fully expected the axe to fall, but Mr. Mayer's manner was paternal. He said to tell him about the problem.The director shouted at me and frightened me, I told him. I was unprepared for what would happen when I was told that Mayer was a better actor than us. He accused me of throwing away my career because I couldn't get on with a director, after he staged an angry rant. It worked. I was obstinate, but I became emotional. I'll show you! I said something to him.You'll see! The paternal act was resumed. He smiled and said "That's what I wanted to hear". <mask> went into an emotional scene after returning to the set. She remembered taking the scene lock, stock, and barrel, fur, fins and feathers, earning her the respect of her director and her studio. Thalberg cast her in six films in eight months. <mask> was well served by the apprenticeship.Metro Pictures and the Samuel Goldwyn Company merged on April 26, 1924. He Who Gets Slapped was the studio's first official production. The film contributed to the rise of the company and to <mask>'s visibility. She was one of MGM's biggest attractions, as she was carrying her own films. She signed a new contract that would pay her $1,000 a week over the next five years. She bought a house under the Hollywoodland sign for herself and Edith. <mask>'s new challenge was to remain one


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texts: of the stars.She realized that she would have to fight hard to stay ahead of the pack. She went to Thalberg because she wanted to be recognized as one of another kind. She went to his office many times to ask for better material, better parts. Thalberg would listen patiently, then advise her to keep toeing the line, that MGM knew best, and that the movies she complained about had made her a popular actress. <mask> would sometimes burst into tears, but this seemed to make no more impression than rain on a raincoat. Thalberg was very impressed by <mask>. Thalberg shook his head and said "she looks too well able to take care of herself" when she was suggested for the part of a girl who was threatened with rape.<mask> was attracted to her boss. Something was understood between us and neither of us could figure it out. Thalberg's appeal was not about sex. <mask> was attracted to his commanding presence and steely grace, the impression he gave that wherever he sat was always the head of the table. Thalberg was only 26 when he became a father figure to the actress. <mask> received a phone call from Thalberg's secretary asking if she would like to accompany Thalberg to the premiere of The Gold Rush. They made their first appearance as a couple.<mask> went to Montreal to visit her father. While there, she had a reunion with an old school friend who remembered that at the end of lunch, she leant in across the table. She whispered 'I'm madly in love'. 'Who with?' I asked. She smiled and said 'With Irving Thalberg'. Thalberg was asked how he felt."I hope to marry him, and then, with the flash of the assurance I remembered, "I believe I will." <mask> and Irving saw other people over the next two years. Louise held a dinner party in the late 19th century. At the dinner table, all the place cards were books. I put The Difficulty of Getting Married in front of Thalberg's place and in front of Dreiser's Genius. It was hilarious because Irving walked in and saw Genius, and

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texts: then he sat down. She wouldn't sit in front of The Difficulty of Getting Married.<mask> made 13 silent films for MGM by 1927. Each had been produced for under $200,000, and had been a substantial box-office hit, often making a $200,000+ profit for the studio. She was cast in the first prestige production of her career, The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg, with a budget over $1,000,000. <mask> was summoned to Thalberg's office while she was finishing The Student Prince. Thalberg had a tray of engagement rings at his desk. She was given the option to choose her own ring. They were married on September 29, 1927, in the Hollywood wedding of the year.<mask> had two children with Thalberg. <mask> converted to Judaism so she could marry Thalberg. The Jazz Singer was released a week after the marriage. The end of the silent motion-picture era was signaled by the first feature-length motion picture with sound. <mask> decided hers would not be one of the silent careers that ended with it. Her brother, <mask>, was involved in the development of sound at MGM, and every care was taken to prepare her for the microphone. Her first talkie, The Trial of Mary Dugan, was a huge success.<mask>'s "medium-pitched, fluent, flexible Canadian accent, not quite American, but not at all foreign", was widely imitated by other actresses, who were nervous about succeeding in talkies. <mask> was worried that the public would tire of her "good girl" image, so she took the advice of her friend and co-star, Ramn Novarro. She convinced her husband that she could play the lead in MGM's new film, The Divorcee, after taking a series of sexy portraits. Pre-Code <mask> won an Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in The Divorcee, and a series of successful pre-Code films followed, including Let Us Be Gay and A Free Soul. <mask> was in competition with Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, and Jean Harlow for MGM's top actress through the remainder of the decade. Shearer's marriage to Thalberg gave

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texts: her a degree of power in Hollywood that was resented by rivals such as Crawford, who complained that Shearer would always be offered the best roles and best conditions. Period dramas were included in <mask>'s pre-Code films.One of the most successful films of the period was Smilin' Through. An adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's four-hour experimental Strange Interlude, which also starred Clark Gable, was disappointing, but a showcase for <mask>, thus a major hit. The enforcement of the Production Code in 1934 forced <mask> to drop her celebrated "free soul" image and move exclusively into period dramas and "prestige" pictures. The most successful film at the box office was The Barretts of Wimpole Street, which made a profit of $668,000 because of the new Production Code. She played a role in that film. <mask> made her first film in the 1930s to lose money, and also took on another play popularized by Cornell in Romeo and Juliet, which was too great for the studio to expect a profit. Shearer won an Academy Award for Best Actress for The Divorcee in 1930.In 1931, she was nominated for their own desire, as well as The Barretts of Wimpole Street in 1934, Romeo and Juliet in 1936, and Marie Antoinette in 1938. <mask> came to the party in her Marie Antoinette costume, but Davies said she was not going to remove the door so Shearer could enter. She could sit at the table in four chairs. The character sketch of <mask> was offered by George Cukor, who directed her in Romeo and Juliet. It was the last of <mask>'s three films with Clark Gable. The Women had an entirely female cast of more than 130 speaking roles. <mask> was one of the actresses considered for the role in Gone With The Wind.She joked, "Scarlett is a thankless role." I'd really like to play with him. In her next film, Escape, she played the lover of a Nazi general who helped an American free his mother from a concentration camp. With increasing interest in the war in Europe, the film performed well at the

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texts: box office, but <mask> passed up roles in successful films. <mask> retired from acting in 1942. <mask> retained a lawyer to ensure that Thalberg's percentage of films on which he had worked were still paid to his estate after he died. The studio was forced to give in and grant all the profits from MGM movies made and released from 1924 to 1938, meaning the estate eventually received over 1.5 million in percentage payments.<mask>'s contract was renewed for six films at $150,000 each. She had a brief romance with the younger actor James Stewart and then with the married actor George Raft. Raft stated publicly that he wanted to marry <mask> after he separated from his wife. His wife's refusal to allow a divorce and the disapproval of the MGM studio head caused <mask> to end the affair. After her retirement in 1942, she married a former ski instructor who was 11 years her junior. <mask> rarely attended public events in her later life. Miss <mask> doesn't want any publicity, according to her secretary in 1960.She doesn't talk to anyone. She has refused many requests to appear in motion pictures and TV shows. They were married until <mask>'s death. <mask> died of bronchial pneumonia at the Motion Picture Country Home in California, where she had been living since 1980. She and her first husband, Irving Thalberg, were entombed in the Great Mausoleum at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. After her retirement in 1942, <mask>'s fame declined. She was rediscovered in the late 1950s, when her films were sold to television, and in the 1970s, when her films enjoyed theatrical revivals.She was best known for her roles in Marie Antoinette and The Women by the time she died. Turner Network Television began broadcasting the entire Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film library in 1988. Most of her films have not been seen since the reconstitution of the Production Code in 1934. The critical focus on <mask>'s work shifted from her "noble" roles to her pre-Code roles. The publication of a series of

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texts: books increased attention to <mask>'s work. The first book was a biography. Mick LaSalle, film critic at the San Francisco Chronicle, wrote Complicated Women: Sex and Power in Pre-Code Hollywood.<mask>'s husband, producer Irving Thalberg, was the subject of a biography published by Mark A. Vieira. <mask> was noted for the control she exercised over her work, but also for her patronage of Hurrell and Adrian, and for discovering actress Janet Leigh and actor-producer Robert Evans. <mask> has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. On June 30, 2008, Canada Post issued a postage stamp in the "Canadians in Hollywood" series to honor <mask>, along with others. The hosts of the Hollywood party in the short story "Crazy Sunday" are said to be <mask> and Thalberg. Turner Classic Movies broadcasts most of <mask>'s MGM films, as well as many of them on DVD from Warner Home Video. She was a member of Canada's Walk of Fame.In 2015, a number of <mask> films became available in high-definition format, authored by Warner Home Video, in most cases, from the nitrate camera negatives. <mask> is portrayed in a film by an actress. <mask> was the first person to receive five Academy Award nominations for acting. The first Oscar-winning siblings are her brother and sister. There is a list of actors with Academy Award nominations. 1998. "You haven't heard nothin' yet."The American Talking Film History was published in 1949. Oxford University Press. Jack and Myron. The films of a woman. A. S. Barnes and Company is located in New York. Richard Koszarski. 1976.Hollywood directors from 1914-1940. Oxford University Press. The Library of Congress has a catalog. Photographs of <mask> births 1903 deaths 20th-century American actresses 20th-century Canadian actresses Actresses from Montreal American female models American film actresses American silent film actresses Anglophone Quebec people Best Actress Academy Award winners Burials at Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Glendale) California

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Major's hard-nosed style was admired by NHL scouts and he was selected 25th overall by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 1988 NHL draft. Major was traded to the Kingston Raiders 11 games into the 1988–89 season after gaining confidence as an NHL prospect. He played for the Kingston Frontenacs for two seasons, scoring 112 points and 361 penalty minutes, before moving up to the Muskegon Lumberjacks of the International Hockey League. Major scored 77 points in three seasons with the Lumberjacks. He led the team in penalties during the 1991– 92 season with 302 and would add another 29 in the playoffs as the Lumberjacks lost in the finals to the Kansas City Blades.After his last season with the Lumberjacks, <mask> was let go by the parent club Pittsburgh and


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texts: signed as a free agent with the Boston Bruins. <mask> joined the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League. During the 1993–94 season, he scored 26 points along with 176 penalty minutes, but Providence failed to make the playoffs. He joined the Detroit Vipers of the IHL after being let go by the Bruins. He continued to play aggressively, with his 36 points and 229 PIMs helping push the Vipers into the playoffs, but his play couldn't help them past the second round. <mask> was signed by the Detroit Red Wings as a free agent in 1995. He scored 29 points in the 1995-96 season for the Adirondack Red Wings, second on the team, and racked up 234 penalty minutes.He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 During the 1996–97 NHL season, Major got his first chance in the big leagues when he was called up from Adirondack for two games. Major fought a veteran instigator of the Toronto Maple Leafs halfway through the second period in his very first game. Major was rewarded with a bloody nose and a five-minute major after he held his own against Domi. Major was sent back to the minor leagues after he failed to impress the Detroit staff. Major was let go by Detroit after finishing the season with Adirondack. Major was signed as a free agent by the Washington Capitals on August 20, 1997 after having NHL interest.He played for the Portland Pirates in the American Hockey League. <mask> was first on his team and second in the league with 355 penalty minutes in his first season. As of 2007, he still holds the team record for penalty minutes in a single season. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: the QSMHL and 12 games for the Kalamazoo Wings of the UHL in the 2003– 2004 season. <mask> was an active member of the Roller Hockey International League for its entire lifespan. <mask> won the Murphy Cup in 1994 on the Buffalo Stampede. He was a member of the Empire State Cobras and the New Jersey Rockin' Rollers. <mask> continued playing with the Buffalo Wings of Major League Roller Hockey in 1998 and joined the newly formed Roller Hockey International with Buffalo in 1999. The league ended after the 1999 season. The Buffalo Stampede won the Murphy Cup in 1994 and theFlint Generals won the UHL's Colonial Cup in

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title: Kong Le

texts: <mask> was a parachutist in the Royal Lao Army. During 1959 and 1960, he was the leader of the premier unit of the Royal Lao Army. The idealistic young American-trained Lao Theung officer became known around the world when he overthrew the Royal Lao Government in a coup d'état. To the shock of American officials, he declared that the U.S. policies were to blame for the ongoing fraud. <mask> and his paras retreated to the Plain of Jars after being ousted by the U.S.-backed countercoup. As neutralists began to favor either the Communist or Royalist forces, the third side in the Laotian Civil War would begin to splinter. <mask> engineered a rapprochement with the Royalists for FAN after the Patriotic Neutralists broke off to ally themselves with the communist Pathet Lao.Over the next couple of years, FAN's battle performance in support of the Royalists was poor; especially striking was their inability to overcome a Vietnamese communist stronghold overlooking the FAN main base at Muang Soui's all-weather airfield. <mask> was forced to leave Laos on 17 October 1966 after his subordinates became increasingly dissatisfied. He was in exile in Indonesia, Hong Kong, the United States, and France. He died on January 17th. <mask> was born on 6 March 1934 to Lao Theung parents and spoke Phu Tai. He was tall and muscular. His skin was dark and his face was wide.He knew functional English and had an excellent command of French. The six-year-old was left to farm rice after his father's death. He enlisted in the Royal Lao Army in 1951 after receiving a little formal education. He was included

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texts: in the third officer candidate school class. He graduated from 21. He was noted for his rapid moods. <mask> was assigned to Captain Ouane Rattikone in Luang Prabang.He was trained at Fort William McKinley in the Philippines. He was trained by Kopassus. He joined 2me bataillon de parachutistes as its second in command after returning to Laos. He befriended two other officers who would become important in Laotian history, Vang Pao and Thao Ma. In December 1959 Captain <mask> was in charge when the commanding officer of the company was in the US. The term of the National Assembly ended in 1959. <mask> was persuaded by General Phoumi Nosavan to fill the political vacuum.The coup in Vientiane did not harm anyone. General Phoumi held power over the Royal Lao Government thanks to the captain. The cream of the Royal Lao Army was <mask>'s unit. They were constantly deployed for a year, went without pay for months at a time, and didn't have time to build their barracks. The paratroopers became violent. Six people were killed in a coup led by <mask> on August 10, 1960. The same vital points were seized as in the 1959 coup, with the addition of the arrest of General Sounthone Pathammavong, the Chief of Staff, as <mask> seized power for the second time.<mask>'s aims in seizing the capital became apparent in his radio broadcasts: what leads us to carry out this revolution is our desire to stop the bloody civil war, eliminate grasping public servants and military commanders, and whose property amounts to much more than their monthly salaries can afford. ... The war in our country was caused

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texts: by the Americans who brought government officials and army commanders. Nosavan did not agree. He flew to Thailand on 10 August. His first cousin was the dictator of the Kingdom of Thailand. Phoumi flew to Savannakhet to establish a headquarters.The Pathet Lao pledged their cooperation with <mask>. <mask> had to fight to maintain control over the Kingdom of Laos in the face of a growing resistance. <mask> convinced Souvanna Phouma to become Prime Minister in the new government. <mask> was supported by various levels of enthusiasm by Lao commanding officers. Military Region 2's forces backed Phoumi, according to Vang Pao. Military Region 1 remained in Phoumi's control after the internecine struggle. General Ouane flew to Savannakhet to join Phoumi.The Central Intelligence Agency supported Phoumi's troops in their attempt to regain Vientiane. Phoumi's counter-coup column began his assault on <mask>'s troops in the Battle of Vientiane. The two sides shot it with crew-served weapons for four days. 600 people were killed and downtown Vientiane was destroyed as a result of the two sides causing little harm to one another. After <mask>'s forces withdrew northward toward the Plain of Jars, Phoumi was once again in charge of Laos. <mask>'s forces held the Plain of Jars from Muang Soui eastward along Route 7 to the Vietnam border. The Soviet supply airlift began just before the fighting began in Vientiane.Advisers to FAN were supplied by the People's Army of Vietnam. As the RLA ground forces proved incapable of dealing with FAN, Phoumi's American backers struggled to find a covert source


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texts: of airpower to oppose <mask>. The Americans supplied the Royal Lao Air Force with its first strike aircraft, four T6 Texans, as well as forming the abortive Operation Millpond. The guerrilla leader agreed to lend <mask> security forces for guard duty after the rapprochement. The Pathet Lao proposed a truce. The fighting stopped two days later. The International Control Commission was revived on 6 May to oversee peace efforts.When the International Agreement on the Neutrality of Laos came into effect, FAN had increased their strength to 8,000 troops. Three battalions were under the command of a brigadier general. Two new infantry battalions were posted on Route 13 threatening Vientiane from the north. Three battalions moved southward to occupy Tchepone, Nhommarath, and Mahaxay. There were four paratroop battalions and two artillery battalions on the Plain of Jars. Heavy weapons units were added to FAN. An armored company of amphibious tanks formed from the 45 PT-76s passed on to FAN.There was a small air arm consisting of two C-47s and two Beavers flown north from Vientiane during the retreat to the Plain in December 1962, augmented by three Li-2s from the Soviet Union. <mask> was promoted to Major General. <mask> had been against the Royalists. On 6 April 1963, the Pathet Lao launched several surprise attacks on <mask>'s forces on the Plain of Jars. FAN evacuated most of its tanks and heavy weaponry to Muong Phanh after it was driven from its positions. On 10 April 1963, President John F. Kennedy approved U.S. military aid drops. On 12 April.<mask> and Vang Pao met. A

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texts: contingent of Vang Pao's troops would guard FAN headquarters, freeing Neutralists for combat duty, as they agreed on cooperation between their forces. The main communist supply line was closed by the Royalist militaryIrregulars. Hmong units would ambush Route 4 traffic behind communist lines, as well as harassing various of their units with hit-and-run raids. The communists lost 71 lives, while <mask>'s forces lost 85. The strength was vitiated in April 1963, as the Forces Armées Neutralistes split. There were assassinations of officers who favored either persuasion as neutralists began to favor communists.The four neutralist infantry battalions were to be taken over by the Patriotic Neutralists. The Pathet Lao was allied with the Patriotic Neutralists. The infantry battalion 4 defected to the new movement in the south. Route 9 from Khe Sanh, Vietnam to Xepon was open for North Vietnamese invaders as the Patriotic Neutralists allied themselves with the communists. <mask> was in a dilemma in May 1963. To remain quiescent would risk FAN's dissolution, and the answer to dissent in his ranks could be a renewed offensive. There is a chance that a new assault on the communists will be followed by an attack by PAVN.His newly acquired American advisor counseled against aggression, and a planned FAN attack never came off. The communist pressure on FAN was alleviated by the interdicting of communist supply lines. The only diminutions of <mask>'s forces were the Patriotic Neutralist desertion and heavy casualties. FAN units gave up their presence in Military Region 3 when they were

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texts: withdrawn to the Plain of Jars in January 1964. There were more defections to the Patriotic Neutralists after the April coup in Vientiane. The FAN had to be reinforced by Thai mercenaries. FAN's failure to conquer the Vietnamese stronghold overlooking the FAN base at Muang Soui ended the fighting in July 1964.In December 1964, another FAN offensive on the communist-held high ground was planned to take advantage of <mask>'s leadership. The communist tanks killed 12 FAN troopers. The neutralists were back at their starting point by the 10th. The attack's commander was fired by <mask>, who was a Buddhist monk. <mask> was locked in a conflict with his commanders over the failed operations against Phou Khout. The nephew of Souvanna Phouma commanded theInfantry Battalion 5 at Moung Hiem. The battalion was overrun by the Vietnamese on 11 March 1965, and three senior officers were executed.<mask> went to Jakarta, Indonesia in April 1965, looking for more military aid. On August 21, 1965, an Indonesian C-130 landed at Wattay International Airport with seven tons of uniforms and other military equipment. It left with a group of lower-ranking officers for training in Indonesia. Two days later there was a second flight. The Americans were suspicious of the Indonesian government's politics. FAN was maintained at a static level by their supply efforts. The runway at Muang Soui was improved.<mask> received military honors at Fort Myer, Virginia, after touring the United States for a month. The communist ridgeline strongpoint overlooking Muang Soui was the site of another unsuccessful assault


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texts: by FAN. <mask> was a Buddhist monk. <mask>'s lack of leadership was protested in January 1966 by the 14me bataillon d'infanterie. <mask> launched another attack on Phou Khout. It failed because of lack of air support. The attacks throughout March were supported by air raids using napalm.The infantry battalion 8 walked off the battlefield on March 30, 1966. The Special Commando Battalion 2 almost joined them. <mask> gave a lecture on the necessity of requesting mercenary troops from Indonesia during a Royalist General Staff meeting. He was told by Souvanna Phouma that his FAN battalions would be withdrawn for retraining in Thailand before being placed under the command of Royalist Military Region commanders. In August 1966, the new commanding officer launched them against his opponent's overwatch positions. <mask> had lost the support of most of his subordinates. His interest in the French intelligence officer's daughters did not help.He was forced into exile by three of his subordinates. <mask> went to the Indonesian embassy in Vientiane. He left Laos on 17 October 1966. <mask> left Indonesia for Hong Kong in March 1967. He left for France in June. He was going to return to Laos. <mask> spent two years in China in the 1980's trying to spark an invasion of his native country.<mask> lived in the United States in the late 1980s and 1990s. He lived in exile in Paris until he died. Ahern, Thomas L. Jr., wrote Undercover Armies: CIA and surrogate warfare in Laos. There is a center for the study of intelligence. There is a classified control. C05303949 is a related topic. Anthony,

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texts: He was a Mexican film, television, and stage actor. He appeared in over 250 Mexican films. He was in a movie called The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, which won three Academy Awards and starred many successful actors. Voy de gallo, where he starred, was his last television appearance. The only son of <mask> was born on October 30, 1854, in Ciudad Manuel Doblado, Guanajuato, México. His mother was a widow from a previous marriage. Doa Mara de la Luz Gordoa Montes de Oca was <mask>'s stepmother.There were five half-siblings of <mask>. Career was nominated for an award in 1947 for his performance in Las Abandonadas, but he won the award in 1949 for his performance in Maclovia. There is a son named <mask> Urea. On May 25, 1965, he died in Mexico City. Notario Padre de ms de Cuatro, Empleado del hotel Hombres de mar, and Don Benjamin El capitn were selected. Don Sabas and Poor Devil are uncredited. Madre a la fuerza (1940) - Santiago El secreto de la monja.Los miserables (1943) - Monsignor Bienvenido Myriel Doa Brbara. Don Gastn La vida intil de Pito Pérez was recorded in 1944. Don Jlio, patrn Desired is a film that was released in 1951. Look what you did!

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